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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1960)
O o (amath Trips Roswell So. Oregon Team Wins Region Title Bend - IBPD - Klamath Falls scored six runs in the third inning here Wednesday night and went on to defeat Ros well, N. M., 9-6, to win the , Western Regional American . Legion baseball title. The win gave .Klamath , Falls a berth in' the national tournament at Hastings, Neb., beginning Aug. 28, with eight . regional winners from 49 states vying for the national title. ... John Bianchi slammed a 310-foot bases-loaded homer over the right field fence in the third inning and drove in another run on a force out to pace the winners' 11-hit at tack on three Roswell pitch ers. Bianchi belted his timely hit on the first pitch after Roswell rightfielder Farrell Dunham had dropped a foul fly. Don Willcy had three hits in four trips to the plate for the winners. The third inning uprising broke a 1-1 tie and gave Klamath Falls a lead it never relinquished. Roswell battled back to score three runs in the bottom of the third and narrow the score to 7-4 on four hits and two Klamath Falls errors. Winning pitcher was John Webb, who was relieved by Wally Palmberg in the eighth Inning when the losers rallied , for two runs on two hits, an error and a walk. Palmberg retired the side in the eighth and put the Roswell squad down in order in the ninth frame. Dick Skinner had five hits in five times at bat and drove in one run to pace the 12-hit Roswell attack. A crowd of 1,154 watched the championship contest, . bringing the total paid at tendance for the tourney's seven games to 7,284. ci a jaimunnnyiiiiy Is Reported Good at Coast Portland - 1UPI) - The weekly report on fishing conditions showed today that salmon angling remains good in coast al waters where bad weather does not hamper operations. The State Game commission also reminded hunters that the season on mourning doves and band-tailed pigeons opens Sept. 1 and extends through Sept. 30. The fishing report: Southwest: North Umpqua trout angling poor in Win hoctor in Olide area: summer steclheading also slow; Win chester bay good for salmon when weather permits; Coos bay should be good for sal mon but fair to poor for striped bass; trout angling; trout angling slow on the '. Rogue; Fish lake in Jackson ; county producing many lim- its: steel head angling slow 1 with a few scattered fish ' taken above Marial. j Central: East fork Hood ,v ,iArv onnri nn worms ana f single eggs; Deschutes in Mau I pin area excellent with limits hait: steelheading on s lower Deschutes good; East . i en auu dlMiua " " i to 60 feet deep; Big Java : good on slow, deep troll; Wiflcinn slow: Odell and Cres- i cent lakes poor; Diamond 7 lake good to excellent trolling : flies in evening at south end; Lake of the woods siow. Northeast: Upper John Day river ' bove Prairie City fair; Murderers and Deer creeks good for small, wild trout Alagone lake producing a few ralnDow on slow iron; soum fork Walla Walla fair to good for rainbow: Grande Ronde river low; Morgan lake continues good; Wal lowa river above Minam good on dry flics or spin lures: Imnaha is food; Brownlee reservoir excellent or small channel and bullhead cat fish, black bass and crappies: high lakes of Wallowa and Elkhorn mountains excellent for ' eastern brook. 1 Southeast: Malheur reservoir good tor small rainbow: Beulah reservoir slow; Snake river fair for crapple and bass: High and Fish lakes good for small rainbow; ; Dclitment lake still poor; Chcwau i can river. Dairy creek and upper Deep creek fair. Northwest: Salmon angling good ' near mouth of Columbia; river fishing for Chinook has improved: north coast streams should Improve for sea-run cutthroat and jack salmon: crabbing has been good at Netarts: silver salmon fishing fair ' off Yaquina bay; Alsea sldewater good for blueback and Devils lake improving for cutthroat on late eve ning troll; Sluslaw river mouth sal mon angling slow because of rough water. DIRECTS BY PHONE Corvallis - As it stands now, Tommy Prothro plans to i direct game operations from :' the press box this fall, via telephones. He's been up there . in past years, but never lull-. , time. Usually, he would head r. down to the bench sometime before the intermission point. It'll take an assistant coach with engineering tendencies ; to work out the substitution plan Prothro has designed this . fall, but Prothro says it'i fool- proof. : v SECTION C PAGES 1 to 8 MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1960 Racing Dog Scandal Inyo Ives Oregonian Miami - IDPD - Three grey hound kennels, suspended in the aftermath of dog-drugging at Miami Beach Kennel club, face possible additional action from the State Racing com mission. A commission investigating committee Tuesday levied 30- day suspensions on Orange Grove and Looney's Kennels of Beaverton, Ore., and pun- SOTA Drag Meet Set On Sunday Drag racing contenders will be in action this Sunday at the White City drag strip, tuning their engines for the final time before the 4th an nual Northwest Gas cham pionships slated for the week end of Sept. 10-11. The championship conten tion will also be held at the White City drag site. Both meets are sponsored by South ern Oregon Timing association. , Since the Big Gasser meet held two weeks ago at least two new dragging machines have, been put together and these will be making their initial appearances Sunday. The Rogue Racing Team, newest team contenders at the SOTA meets, will be out in full force trying to make a clean sweep of wins in the classes they participate in. The Hunt-Misek "B" modified roadster will be back in ac tion after missing the Big Gasser action due to mechani cal problems. Time trials are set to start at 9 a.m. and eliminations will be held after lunch. Trophies will. go to all class winners, to the tob time: of the riieet and to little, middle, and' top, eliminators. The SOTA strip is located seven miles north of. Medford off the Crater Lake highway in west White City. A conces sion stand will be in operation. ished trainers with fines and suspensions. ; Monday, it had suspended the Red Fork Kennel and fined its two trainers.: The committee turned the matters over to the full com mission for possible further action, and State Atty. Rich ard Gerstein said those guilty of drugging dogs would be se verely punished if found and convicted. Drugging racing animals in Florida is a felony. Suspensions of 30 days and $100 fines each were given Orange Grove Trainer Al Oberman; Vernon Spradling, operator of the Looney Ken nel in its owner's absence; and Looney's trainer Fred W. Hay ston. ... Commission officials heard testimony that dogs from both kennels had been drugged prior to being raced earlier this month. Patterson Is Standing Firm Stockholm, Sweden - IUPII - F 1 o d Patterson, world's heavyweight boxing cham pion, is standing firm today as he readies for round two of his scrimmage with boxing officials in connection with his next title defense. The 25-year-old champ, re ferring to National Boxing as sociation officials as "the un dertakers of. boxing," vehem ently repeated his vow that Ingemar Johansson would get first crack at the title he re gained from the Swede last June. Patterson was replying to a remark made by NBA Presi dent Tony Maceroni, who said that unless the champ defend ed his crown against Johans son before January, he (Mace roni) would recommend that Patterson be forced to defend against a different challenger next year. . Portland - IDPD - The in quiry into alleged tampering with racing grayhounds at Florida race tracks had the approval of Oregon racing of ficials Wednesday. At the same time, they said dog rac ing in Oregon was clean and above board. Scandal has been missing at the Multnomah Kennel club, they said, largely because of the precautions insisted upon by General Manager Murray Kemp. The dogs are isolated and policed for a specified time before they race, and during that time cannot be visited or otherwise contacted by their owners or trainers. Vasco Parke, supervisor of racing for the State Racing commission, and H. S. Chap man, secretary of the racing board, issued this joint statement: "From the first year of greyhound racing in' Oregon to this, the 28th year, and from many, many thousands of tests taken, not one has ever come back from the lab oratory positive. Tests are taken on some dogs in every race, every night. These are taken on losers and winners and also at random at the dis cretion of the judges. We think this is a remarkable record." Orville S. Looney, Oregon greyhound owner, whose ken nel was listed as being involv ed in the Florida investiga tion, said he "was completely absolved in this Florida mat ter." He said he had a book ing in Miami this summer but was unable to fill it so turned his booking over to Vernon Spradling along with four of his ercyhounds. He said "I believe Mr. Spradling to be a man of high principles ana also believe this incident was an outside job." Looney added, "I would like to emphasize that no Oregon people ... are in volved in any of these incidents." WARRIORS SIGN GOLA Philadelphia - .OIPD , - Tom Gola , i third-leading Vseorer for the Philadelphia Warriors last season, has signed a contract to play with the National Bas ketball Association club in the 1960-61" season. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu BRAND NEW RAMBLER DELUXE 4-D00R"6" $ $ 295 DOWN 22m BANK TERMS If you are short of cash, er if you think you owe too much on your car . . . see' ui! We have helped hun dreds with their down payments or monthly - payments and we on help you! E VAII UASJT A ir iww ... 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