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SUNDAY. AUGUST 14, 1960
Klamath Falls Cops
Oregon Legion Toga
Klamath Falls (UPD Riant
th Falli unleashed a 17-hlt
batting assault against three
Beaverton hurlers here Friday
night to trounce Beaverton
19-5 and wrap up the Oregon
American Legion baseball
crown.
The winners combined 17
base hits along with seven
Beaverton errors and 12
walks to capture the state
crown.
. Klamath Falls won the best
of five series 3-1.
The victory moved Klam
ath Falls Into the sectional
junior Legion playoffs at
Bend next Thursday.
Eugene Nips Maids
In Oregon Tourney
The Rogue Valley Dairy
maids flattened Klamath
Falls 13-0 Saturday after
noon In seven innings.
The Maids meet the los
er of the Salem vs. Eugene
game in a match set for 2
p.m. today. If the Maids win
that one they play again
Sunday night.
It was the Maids all the
way Saturday as Klamath
Falls failed to score. The
Maids had 13 runs, eight
hits and two errors to Kla
math Falls no runs, five hits
and six errors.
Salem - Eugene McCulloch
Chain Saw nicked Rogue Val
ley Dairy Maids 1 to 0 with
a seventh inning marker Fri
day night in the opening game
of the women's state tourna
ment of the Oregon State Soft
ball association.
Defending champion Salem
Shamrocks thumped Klamath
Falls Baslnettes 10 to 3 in
the other first round contest.
Rogue Valley and Klamath
Falls played last night with
the loser eliminated from the
tourney and the winner to
advance to a game this after
noon. Other Saturday night
mix matched Eugene and Sa
lem with the winner moving
to tonight's finals and the
loser to vie in this afternoon's
contest.
Two-Hitter
The only hits given up by
RV pitcher Pat Barron and
the only error charged to the
Maids were In the seventh
inning and the Chain Saws
used both safeties and the
miscue to get the tally which
broke up the conflict. Nimi
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Pitcher John Webb hurled
his second victory of the
championship series as he
scattered nine Beaverton hits
to chalk up the win. Webb
pitched Klamath's 17-11 open
ing game victory Monday
night.
John Bianchi and Richard
Depew had triples and Don
Gresdel belted a double to
pace the Klamath Falls at
tack. Jeff Topping and Gary
Been each' had triples in a
losing cause for Beaverton.
I.INKSCOHK:
K. Falls 123 253 10219 17 1
Beaverton ... 200 200 001 5 9 7
Webb and Saks; Lakancn, Young
(6)( Cottrill (B) and McCoy, Slpe (Si.
Edwards and Margaret Males
singled for Eugene. There was
also a wild pitch in the frame
Lois Winn, Eugene pitcher
who has been sidelined by a
back injury, was back in style
for McCulloch, Friday. She
permitted just two hits,
fanned four and Issued no
bases on balls. Shirley Han
son and Jan Bateman got the
Maids' safe blows. Barron,
tossing for Rogue Valley,
walked two and whiffed six.
The Dairy Mnids got a run
ner as far ns second base only
In the sixth inning.
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Eugene 000 000 1 1 2 1
uarron and Mam; Winn and Mc.
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Pitchers
Dig at Lead
Of 2 Teams
By GARY KALE
United Press International
Ken Boyer and Ron Hansen
are a pair of pesky birds un
dermining the leads of the
Pittsburgh Pirates and New
York Yankees.
Boyer, a transplanted pitch
er now playing third base for
the St. Louis Cardinals, hit a
throe-run homer in the first
inning Friday night lhat en
abled the Birds to defeat Pit's-
burgh, fl-2, and move to with
in three games of the Pirates
In the National league. His
three RBI's gave him a total
of 77 for the season, making
him a good bet lo surpass his
major league high of 98.
Hansen, a lending candidate
for the American league's
rookie of the year, belted a
ninth inning homer that gave
Baltimore a 4-3 triumph over
the Boston Red Sox and left
the Orioles only five percent
age points behind the Yan
kees.
Homers Hammer
Washington homers ham
mered the Yankees into 12-7
submission. .
St. Louis made It two In a
row over the Pirates as Curt
Flood chipped In with thre
hits and Stan Musinl, whose
homer in the lOlh inninc beat
Pittsburgh on Thursday, drove
In two runs with a bases load
ed single to highlight a four
run Cardinal rally in the sev
enth inning.
Hansen's 14th homer of the
season gave Baltimore its sev
enth straight victory, tying
the all-lime club record. The
Oriole fledsling also scored
Baltimore's first run when his
double preceded Mnrv Breed
ing's single in the seventh inn
ing. Jim Gentile tied the score
at 3-3 in the eighth with a
two-run homer, his 17th.
Bob Allison, Harmon Kille
brew and Jim Lemon upend
ed the Yankees with homers
in Whdhinj'ton's 13-hit slug
test. Killcbrcw drove in four
runs with three hits, while
Lemon enpped a five-run sev
enth Inning with a two-run
blast.
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SPORTS
1959 Ladies'
SO Winner
Files Entry
Emphasis In the Southern
Oregon Golf championships
nas. mrnnffh thA vpars hppn
on men s division play.
fintry of Misses Betty Mar
tin and June Robinson has
amplified opinion, however,
BETTY MARTIN
SO Defending Champ
that spirited contention in
the women's field in the 1960
running of the tourney may
swipe some limelight from
the men.
Miss Martin, Longview,
Wash., is defending ladies'
titlist in the traditional tour
nament at Medford's Rogue
Valley Country club. Miss
Robinson, Albany, claimed
the crown in the recent Ore
gon Coast championships at
Astoria.
The 32nd annual Southern
Oregon is slated Aug. 31
tnrougn Sept. 5, Labor Day,
with match play beginning
Sept. 1. A champ will be
determined among the senior
men as well as In men's and
women's divisions. Entry list
on Saturday numbered 310
with 191 in the men's division,
42 in the seniors' and 77 in
the ladies'.
Women's competition here
will have the Oregon Coast
runner-up as well as the title
winner. Miss Shirley Sieg
mund, Eugene, the other As
toria finalist, earlier register
ed her e:.try here. She was
1955 Southern Oregon medal
ist.
In the field also are two
perennial contenders from
Portland, Mrs. Ed Wheelock,
from Columbia - Edgewaler
club, and Mrs. Ray Scott,
from Eastmoreland. Among
top participants from host
Rogue Valley will be Mrs.
Helen Davies, a past cham
pion, Mrs. Maxine Hammond
and Mrs. William Miller.
Fresno Tops
Hawaiians
Tooele, Utah - IUPII - The
Fresno, Calif., Babe Ruth All
Stars captured the Pacific
Southwest regional champion
ship Saturday afternoon with
a pulsating, 4-3, victory over
Hawaii.
First baseman Don Pollard
provided the northern Cali
fornia kids with the margin of
victory when he stole home
in the fifth inning with two
outs.
Fresno scored three runs in
the first inning : with Ron
Potteroff's bases-loaded single
the key hit. He drove in two
runs with a sharp single. A
third run scored on a hit by
Bob Martin.
The Honolulu kids closed
the gap to 4-3 in the last of
the sixth inning on a two run
homer by pitcher Barnic Rey
nolds. The Hawaiians had two
runners in scoring position in
the final Inning but failed to
score.
Frank Finlcy was the win
ning pitcher, giving up only
five hits.
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Portland, Ore. (UPD Milt
Graff's two-out single in the
bottom of the ninth inning
scored Pete Gongola from sec
ond base to give the Portland
Beavers a 4-3 victory over
the Salt Lake City Bees here
Saturday afternoon.
Graff's timely hit came aft
er Gongola, who reached first
base on a fielder s choice, ad
vanced to second on an error,
The winning hit came off Salt
Lake reliever Kon Blackburn,
who suffered his third loss in
nine decisions.
Larry Jansen, who came on
in relief of starter Bob An
derson in the eighth frame,
was credited with his second
victory against no losses.
Follows Rally
Graff's game-winning hit
followed a two-run Salt Lake
City rally that tied the con
test at 3-3 in the top of the
ninth. A two-run single by
Ken . Toothman pulled the
Bees even with the cellar-
dwelling oPrtlanders
The Beavers jumped out to
a 3-0 lead in the first inning
on a single by Jim Braide-
weser, backto-back doubles by
RV Senior
Title Won
By Butler
Larry Butler won the sen
ior men's club golf champion
ship of Rogue Valley Country
club yesterday.
He edged Jack Creager 1
up in an 18-hole afternoon
finale.
It is Butler's second straight
senior mantle.
The Southern Oregon col
lege professor had to rally
from a four-hole deficit on
the front side to take the title.
LARRY BUTLER
Wins Senior Tourney
Creager, Pacific Telephone
manager here, led 4 up after
six holes.
Butler had a 43-3881 card
for the match and Creager a
42-4082.
Creager won on the first,
second, third and sixth holes.
Then, the professor triumphed
on Nos. 7, 8 and 9, cutting the
telephone mans margin to
just one hole. Butler won on
11 to even the match and went
ahead ' on No. 12. He then
took No. 14 to go 2 up. On
17 Creager hacked Butler's
advantage. The two halved on
No. 18.
Decision Set
On Ring Camp
Seattle- (UPD - Promoter
Tommy Moyer of the North
west Boxing club said that it
where Sonny Ltston and Ed-
by the middle of this week
where Sonny iLston and Ed
die Machcn will locate their
training camps.
Llston and Machen, the two
lop ranked contenders for the
heavyweight crown, clash in
a nationally televised 10
roundcr at Sicks' Stadium
here Sept. 7. Both have said
they want out-of-town training
camps.
Moyer looked at sites in Is
saquah, Kent and Everett last
week.
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Bill Wilson and Don Taussig
and a single by Nippy Jones
Jones.
The Bees scored their first
run of the contest in th e
eighth frame on a double by
Roy Mitchell and a single by
Sam Miley.
Harry Byrd (8-8) and Vito
Valentinetti (1-1) are schedul
ed to open for Portland in
Sunday's doubleheader and
Salt Lake is expected to
with Tom Parsons (8-5) and
Don Rowe (7-12).
Cox, Lewis
Top Classes
In Meet
Jim Cox and Rick Lewis,
both of Medford, led all en
trants at yesterdays all-comer
track meet held in Medford
at the high school stadium.
Cox and Lewis each gain
ed four firsts in their respec
tive 11 and 12 and 10 and
under divisions. Cox's firsts
were in low hurdles, 70-yard
dash, broad jump and the high
jump. Lewis gained firsts in
the low hurdles, broad jump,
70, and 330.
Dennis Brumbach, Fred
Keith and Roy Ross, all of
Medford, were triple winners
in the meet. Nancy Taylor
led the girls, gaining five
firsts.
The final all-comers track
meet will be held next Fri
day morning on the SOC field
in Ashland. This will be the
championship meet. ,
BRSUI.TS;
Hoys (10 and under)
Low hurdles Lewis, M: Waelty,
EP; Beach. M, :12.2.
Broad Jump-- Lewis. M: Jones.
M; Beach, M; Waelty, EP; Durante.
M. 13-2.
70 (First heat) Lewis. M:
Waelty, EP; Durante, M; Beach.
m; n. jones, m. :uu.v.
(Second heat) J. Jones. M? M.
Baker, M; J. Baker, M; Adams, M.
11.
330 Lewis. M: Waeltv. EP:
Beach, M; Jones. M; Baker, M.
52 .4.
220 Waeltv. EP: Beach. M:
Jones, M; Baker, M; Durante, M.
L2U.H.
(11 and 12)
Low hurdles Cox. M: Baker, M:
Harper, M; Hale, M; Vaughn, M.
111.1.
Broad jump Cox, M; Kiger,
GH; Waelty, EP; Leeuwenburgh,
EP: Vaughn, M. 14-9.
70 (first heat) Cox, M: Kin
ney, jvi: uuranie, m: Baker, M;
Hale, M. :0U.2.
(Second hent) Kiger. GH: Wael
ty. EP; Baker. M; Leeuwenburgh,
EP; Vaughn, M. :09.3.
Hiah lurnD Cox. M: Baker. M:
Waelty, EP: tie 4th, Kinney, M and
DflKLT, JVl.
330 Cox, M; Waelty, EP; Kin
ney, M; Leeuwenburgh, EP: Dur
ante. M. :48.3.
Pole vault Kinney, M; Waelty,
EP. 0-8.
220 Cox. M: Waeltv. EP: Kin.
ncy, M; Baker, M; Leeuwenburgh.
EP. 20.6.
(13 and 14)
High hurdles Brumbach, M;
Cook. EP, :12.7.
High jump Brumbach. M;
Chamucrlaln. EP. 4-6.
Javelin Fox. EP; W. Cook. EP;
Brumbach. M: S. Cook, -EP. 97-7'i.
70 (First hent) Kiger, GH;
Ross, M; Swartsfager, M; Cook, EP;
Fox, EP. :08.1.
(Second heat) Fox, EP; Casey,
EP; Cook, EP; Chamberlain, EP.
:un.o.
Discus Ross, M; Cook. EP; Fox,
EP. 92-4.
Broad Jump Kiger. GH; Fox.
EP; Swartsfager, M; Cook. EP.
18.11.
Shot put Ross, M; Cook, EP;
Brumbach, M; Fox, EP. 36-11.
440 W. Cook. EP; Casey, EP;
Fox, EP; S. Cook. EP. :60.6.
Pole vault Rosa. M; tie 2nd.
Chamberlain, EP, and Harrison,
EP. 7-8.
Low hurdles (First heat) Ross,
M; Brumbach, M; Fox, EP; Cook,
EP. :10.0.
Second heat) Swartsfager, M;
Chamberlain, EP; Casey, EP. :16.6.
220 W. Cook, EP; Ross. M; Fox,
EP; Cook. EP. :25.8.
880 Brumbach, M: Cook, EP;
Chamberlain, EP; Cook, EP. 2:25.8.
(IS and 16)
High hurdles Naumcse, M;
Shaw. M. :10.1.
Javelin Riehey, P; Calhoun. M;
Cowan. Mj Way, M; Atkins, M.
148-1.
70 Smith. GPj Keith. M; Nau
mcs, AI; Shaw, At; Calhoun, M.
:07.5.
Discus Cowan. M; Van Pelt, M;
Naumcs. M; Calhoun, M; Smith,
GP. 118-2.
440 Keith, M. :5B 5.
Broad Jump Keith, M; Van Pelt,
M; Nnumus, Al; Calhoun, Al; Way,
M. 18-2.
Pole vault tie 1st, Way, M, and
Van Pelt. Al. -8.
Low hurdles Smith, GP; Shaw.
M; Naumcs. M. .-14.1.
220 Keith. M. :25.6.
Shot put Cowan. Al; Richey, P;
Van Peit, AI; Keith, Al; Naumca,
.M. 46-6.
High jump Morris, At: tie 2nd.
Nnumes. Al. and Van Pelt, At; tie
4th, Akin, Al. and Way, At. 3-3.
miii.s
(lu and under)
Shot put S. Gastlncau, AI; R.
Gastincau, Al; Smith, Al; Peyton.
Al. 11-10.
High jump Gastlneau, At. 2-10.
70 Lewis. EP; Smith. At: Gas
tlneau, Al; Peyton, Al; Bulkley, A.
:10.8.
Uroad Jump Lewis, EP; S. Gas.
tllHMUi, At; Smith, AI. 10 4.
no Lewis, EP; Peyton, Al.
:36.3.
(8 and under)
High jump Lewis, EP; tie 2nd,
Peyton, Al, and R. Gastlneau, Al.
2-6.
(II and II)
Low hurdles Peyton, AI;
Atc-
Lay. M; Taylor, Al. :142.
Shot put Peyton, Al; K. Taylor,
Al: .McCay. M. 17-2.
High jump tie 1st. AtcCay. Al.
and I'aylor, AI; Peyton. Al. 3-6.
70 Peyton, AI; AlcCay, AI; Tay
lor, Al. :10 5.
Uroad jump McCay, AI; Taylor,
M; Peyton. AI. 13.
220 McCay, Al; Peyton. AI. :35.
(1J and 14)
Low hurdles Taylor. AI. :13.S
Shot put Tavlor, At. 17-10.
High jump Taylor. Al. 3-7.
70 Taylor, Al. :10.1.
Broad jump Taylor. AI. 12-0.
PIEHSALL FOR DYKES
Cleveland (UPD Outfielder
Jimmy Piersall of the Cleve
land Indians, said Friday dur
ing a luncheon for representa
tives of the Neptune Sardine
Co., that he hopes Jimmy
Dykes will be the Tribe's
manager again next year.
Glass Slipper
Sets New Mark
In 'All-Comers'
Veteran dragster skipper
Ed CortaDassi. cn.nwnpi nf
the sleek "Glass Slinnpr" rnn.
ned the powerful acceleration
macnine to a new strip gas
record on his initial run in
comnetitinn vpstprHsv at rhp
"Big Gasser" drag meet, held
at tne Wnite Citv riraff slr n
Dy soutnern Oregon Timing
association. Action continues
today at 7 a.m. !
The purple sneedster flash
ed through the electronic
clocks at a sneed nf 147 fid
miles per hour to eclipse the
old mark of 145.63 mph set
last September by Warren
Welsh and Bill Butler from
Reno, Nev.
Todav the Slinnpr must rip
fend yesterday's mark aeainst.
an comers including the ton-
seeded Blanchard-Skeans "A"
class gas dragster that is a top
tnreat in any meet.
The torrid entrv from Port.
land is scheduled to be on
hand earlv this mornine mak.
ins an all-out attemnt In hpat
the Slipper's time of yester
day, inis carries a ?175 sav
ings nond as tne prize.
Should the Ftlanrh.irri
S k e a n s' entry perform to
scneouie it win be a toss-up as
to who will emerge top elim
inator of the meet. The rose
city entry has recorded a top
time of 153 mph in competi
tion as compared to the 147.54
rpnnrripri vpstpi-riav hv tho
sleek entry from Sacramento.
Second-best time recorded
vesterdav's pnmnptitinn
was a creditable 133.33 mph
by the Cole & Wilkinson "B"
class gas dragster hailing from
Stockton, Calif.
It was reported yesterday
evening that the Cole-Wilkinson
team has taken off the
weight that holds the drag
ster's front wheels on the
ground and wheel stands will
be in store for today's compe
tition. Spectators will see an
exhibition similar to last May
when Dave Skeans of Van
couver, Wash., performed
two-wheel maneuvers on near
ly every run.
Top local time recorded in
the meet thus far is the 123.28
mph set by Barney Metcalf
in the Black-Bergman-Metcalf
"A" class dragster sponsored
by Crosby's Mobile service of
Medford.
Larry Sands drove the
Gegner - Sands A-competition
33 Nations to Enter
World Golf Matches
Arimore, Pa. - tUPB - Thirty
three countries have accepted
invitations to compete in the
second World Amateur team
golf championship Sept. 28
through Oct. 1 at the Merion
Golf club, it was announced
today.
Australia won the first
world championship in 1958
at St. Andrews, Scotland, in
a playoff after the Aussies
and the United States finished
in a tie. The Eisenhower Tro
phy goes to the winning team.
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coupe to a time of 114.21 mph,
the best yet recorded by the
Oldsmobile - powered Crosley.
In recent meets this quick
starting coupe has been edg
ing the Chrysler - powered
Zombie for the honors in "A"
competition class.
Deadline for all stock-car
entries is 9 a.m. and stock
eliminations start at 10 a.m.
Deadline for all other entries
is noon and competition elim
inations at 1 p.m.
A rigid safety check will
be performed on all entries.
Today's races will be con
ducted at the SOTA strip, lo
cated seven miles north of
Medford off the Crater Lake
highway in west White City.
The public is invited. A con
cession stand will sell refreshments.
Pro Team Set
For Hudson
Cup Matches
Portland (IlPn Riv Ciraann
and four Washington golfers
will make up the professional
team in the lflfM Hudson Hun
matches here Oct. 1-2.
The pro team was announc
ed by the Professional Golf
ers' association selent.inn num.
mittee. The 10-man contin
gent is picked on a points
basis, on performances in
Pacific Northwest profession
al tournaments.
Bob Duden of Portland
heads the nro erouD for the
second year.
Charles Condon, Tacoma,
Wash., 385; Al Feldman, Ta
coma. Wash.. 322: Rnh Mr.
Kendrick, Oswego, 265; Bun-
nie Mason, Salem, 240; Bill
Eeeers. Portland flrp 907-
Joe Greer, Yakima, Wash.,
200; Glenn Spivey, Portland,
Ore., 136; Boots Porterfield,
Grants Pass, Ore., 115; Ed
Bucklin, Moses Lake, Wash.,
100. Alternates: Ray Hons
berger, Seattle, 85; Wendell
wood, isugene, Bz.
Provo in
Li'l Series
Bountiful, Utah-flJPII-Provo
Northeast and Sugarhouse
gained berths in the , Little
World series at Santo Monica.
Calif., Saturday with close
victories in Western Boys
Baseball assn. play here.
Provo edged Tooele Nation
als, 4-3, while Sugarhouse
shutout Glendale, 2-0.
They loin Helper and Emi
gration as Utah's representa
tives in the WBBA tourney
next week.
Home runs by Rand Olsen
and Richard Seeley led the
Provo kids to the win. The
pair also combined for a fine
pitching performance, holding
Tooele to five hits. Earl Tate
had a circuit clout for the
losers.
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Gets 2 Wins
In GP Event
Grants Pass Medford mer
maid Linda Hess churned the
water to two first place wins
Saturday during the first day
of the two-day annual AAU-
sanctioned Grants Pass Invi
tational Swim Meet.
The Medford swim star
placed first in the 80-yard
breast stroke for girls 15 and
16 years old and first in the
160-yard invidual medley.
A total of 424 swimmers
are entered in the meet which
held 22 events Saturday plus
diving contests. Twenty-two
more events are scheduled for
Sunday plus other diving
matches.
At the end of the first day's
events Tualatin Hills swim
club led with 79 points for
the boys and 66V2 points for
the girls. Northeast Y in Port
land was second with 52
points for the boys and 49 V4
points for the girls. The Uni
versity of Oregon Dolphins
were third in boys' events
with 43 points and North
Bend girls were third with
48 counters.
Other team scores for boys
showed Grants Pass with 26,
Medford, Eugene and North
Bend with 20 points each,
Roseburg 15, Lake View with
7, Willamalane (Springfield)
7, Parkrose (Portland) 6; and
North Virginia Aquatic club
of Arlington, Va., with 3.
In girls' events Eugene had
24 points, Medford 21, Lake
view 19, Oregon Dolphins 11,
and Roseburg 7.
Bowling
WOMEN'S CLASSIC
LEAGUE
A meeting of the Women's
Classic league will be held on
Wednesday, Aug. 17, at 7:30
p.m. in the nursery room of
Medford Bowling lanes.
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Fancy Pants , 23 21
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Petits Fours 18 ',i 25"2
Pearsnapples 18l,2 25
Royal Turkeys 13 31
Saucy Jets 8 36
Results:
Goody Go Rounds 2 (Jerry Evans
478) 2581; Fancy Pants 2 (Chris
Ralph 415) 2593.
Merry Mix-ups 2 (Frank Henry
405) 2516; Pearsnapples 2 (Dean
Marcum 451) 2498.
Pear Cutters 0 Ranny Smith 460)
2484; Wild "N Rare 4 (Jay Puffin
burfier 527) 2762.
Royal Turkeys 4 (Lou Skala 483)
2700; Petits Fours 0 (Fay Goddard
436) 2576.
Lollypops 0 (Bob Findley 473)
2508; Favorites 4 (Herb Robbins
459) 2723.
Family Affairs 3 (George Russell
455) 2R84; Saucy Jets 1 (Noel Davis
474) 2676.
High game A. J. Powell 190.
Weekly high series trophy Jay
Puffinburger 623.
FIGHTS
FRIDAY BOUTS
Louisville, Ky. Jimmy Beecham,
1 57 1 j . Miami. Fin.. out noin t pri
James Roberts, 158 U, Louisville,
Ky. (10).
Tampico, Mexico Jose Becerra,
119. Mexico, knocked out Chuv
Rodriguez, 121, Mexico (4). i
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Alaskans
Take Third
Portland, Ore. (WD Fair
banks, Alaska, scored a 4-3
come - from - behind victory
over Reno, Nevada, to win
third place honors in the
Northwest (Division 1) Little
League baseball playoffs at
Alpenrose stadium here Sat
urday. A two-run homer by Alas
ka's Brin Haggard In the
fifth inning erased a 3-2 Ne
vada lead to give Fairbanks
the consolation title. Hag
gard's round - tripper scored
pitcher Steve West, who
reached first base on a single.
West tossed a six-hitter to
chalk up the win. Losing
pitcher was Reno's Phil El
cano, who gave up two runs
to the Alaska nine from the
Ladd Air Force Base, before
being relieved in the fifth by
Dale Lazzarone.
Alaska jumped out to a 2-0
lead In the first frame on a
single by Ken Atkins, a pass
ed ball, a fielder's choice and
an error.
Reno battled back to tie the
contest on a two-run single by
Bob S'lea. The Nevada Little
Leaguers then moved into a
temporary 3-2 lead when Bill
Enochson doubled in Jose
Williams in the fourth.
Jack Dempsey Married
To Businesswoman
New York - (UPD - Former '
heavyweight champion Jack
Dempsey, 65, has been mar
ried to an Italian-born New
York businesswoman for the
last 18 months.
Dempsey, who has two chil
dren and five grandchildren,
disclosed that his fourth wife
is the former Deanna Pietelli,
38, a brown-haired beauty of
Russian-Italian descent who
speaks French, Russian, Ital
ian, German and English. She
operates a jewelry store in
the Manhattan hotel, New
York City.
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