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Tornado Diamond Nme Trims AHS; Medford Hosts Roseburg; Ashland Entertains Grater A three-run jump and four Innings of no-hit hurling by Herb Wheeler bolstered Med ford high baseballers yester day in a i to 2 non-league decision over the Ashland Grizzlies at Ashland. The fracas was a prelude to week end contention by both aggregations. Medford engages Roseburg on Friday and Crater on Saturday. Both doublebills are set for the Medford field. Ashland enter tains Crater on Friday and goes to Grants Pass on Satur day. Southern Oregon confer ence rivalry is involved in all but the Roseburg Medford tussles. Other league activity takes Grants Pass to Klamath Falls on Friday. Medford and Klam ath currently head the loop with 2-1 standings. Klamath Flag Hopes High For Portlanders Homestead, Fla. (Special) -Pennant prospects were high as Portland Beavers broke training camp this week and headed for Friday's Coast league opening in Salt Lake City. . -. : "I'm not predicting any pen nants," Manager Vern Benson declared, "but I will say that our personnel should put us right in the thick of the fight for the championship." : Benson's optimism is oc casioned by the presence of 14 young St. Louis Cardinal prospects on the Beaver ros ter, led by bonus babies Gerry Buchek at shortstop and Clint Stark on the mound. The Cardinal youngsters have in spired the Beaver veterans to new heights, and overall club morale is termed "the best in 35 years" by Beaver General Manager Bill Sayles. Average age of the "new look" Beavers' current 23-man roster is just over 23. There are three 19-year-olds on the lineup, including Stark, Bu chek and second baseman Phil Cagliano. Third baseman Jim Baxes is the only Beaver vet eran on the starting lineup. a That lineup now looks like this: c, Jim Schaffer, 25; lb, Duke Carmel, 23; 2b, Gagli ano, 19; 3b, Baxes, 32; If, Jim Hickman, 23; cf, Mike Shan non, 20, and rf, Bob Burda, 22. Prospective starting pitch ers include Stark, Don Choats, 23; Harry Byrd, 36, Glenn Mc Minn, 28; Mel Nelson, 24; Dick Hughes, 23; Bill Tolar, 21, and major league veteran Bud Podbielan, 37. Reliefers in clude Craig Anderson, 22 and Ed Bauta, 26. The youngster pitchers will be caught by St. Louis Card inal veteran Ray Katt, who also acts as Beaver pitching coach. Bill Wilson, 32, a '60 Beaver, is the reserve out fielder. The Beavers open in Salt Lake with outfielder Harry Keister, 28 and infielder Jim Brideweser, 24, a '60 Beaver, also on the roster. This pair are the most likely to be cut when the Portland lineup is trimmed to the Coast league standards of. 21 in three weeks. PCL Opens In Honolulu Honolulu - (UPD - The 1961 Pacific Coast league baseball season opened today in the loop's newest city with the Vancouver Mounties playing the Honolulu Islanders. League President Dewey Soriano was on hand for the opening in the 25,000,-seat Honolulu stadium. Tommy Heath, who man aged Portland last season, is the Honolulu skipper. Hono lulu .replaced Sacramento in the eight-team league. The other teams go into ac tion Friday with Portland at Salt Lake, Seattle at San Diego and Spokane at Tacoma in day-night twin bills. Houston Classic Gets Underway Houston, Tex. UPD Cold logic puts the favorite tag on Gary Player and Arnold Pal mer in the $40,000 Houston Classic golf tournament which started today, b jt the law of averages says look a bit deeper in the entry list. Player and Palmer each have won three tournaments this yearv Player, in addition to his Masters triumph, fin ished first in the San Fran cisco and Sunshine opens. Palmer took top honors in San Diego, Phoenix and Ba ton Rouge. The list of 98 pros entered In the 1961 Classic brings all the season's tourney winners here. The experts point out this is just too ' many good golfers to make winning the Classic a furs thing. has non-loop play at Yreka, Calif., on Saturday. Yesterday's victory was the second for Medford over Ash land this spring, . Strikes Out Eight - Wheeler struck out eight batters, walked three and hit one in holding the Bruins without a safe blow. In the meantime, the Black Tornado used a double by Sam Knud sen, a walk and an error on a ground ball swatted by Ray Stewart for two runs in the second inning. In the fifth in ning Dan Miles walked, stole second base and went to third on a passed bill. An infield single by Dick Ragsdale brought him home. Ashland threatened to over take the Big .Wind in the sixth inning. Bob King drew a base on balls and Jim Doster singled. A hit by Galen Rober son brought King and Doster home. The . bid continued when Rod Fuller boarded the bases on an error but Jerry Hauck, batting as a pinch-, hitter forced Fuller at second base. . Hits by Stewart Young and Art Ruhl and a groundout by Mike Neathamer provided Medford with an Insurance run in the seventh canto. Young, chucking the last three innings for Medford, gaveup three hits, fanned one batter and walked one. Pierce Goes Five Larry Pierce went five in nings on the hill for Ashland and allowed three hits and four bases on balls. He struck out three. King, pitching the sixth inning, walked one, and Steve Harris, tossing the final frame against the Tornado, yielded two safeties. Art Ruhl, with two for four, was the only batter with more than one hit. Each team had a double play. A good running catch of a low fly by outfielder Dick Ragsdale in the sixth inning and a diving snare of a liner by outfielder Sam Knudsen in the seventh helped the Tor nado cause. Knudsen's catch ended the game. '. Ankle Improving Wheeler may get Coach John Kovenz' starting hill call for Medford in the 2:30 p.m. game with Roseburg to morrow. Steve, Ray .could get .the second game call, al though he's missed some prac tice this week because of ill ness. .Bob Qulnney is the like ly mound choice for the 1:30 p.m. Saturday league brush with Crater. Roseburg moundsmen may be picked from among Scott Crenshaw, Arlan Foote, Ron Lake and Tom Hobbs. Kovenz reported the ankle Ashlanders Down Crusader Trackmen Ashland high, with, Bob Voris blazing over the hurd les and winning the broad jump for three . first places, downed St. Mary's of Med ford in a dual track meet yes terday. Score in the match between small Class A-l school and the large Class B competitor was 63 to 59. Presbyterian Church League Hoop Champion First Presbyterian nipped First Baptist 49 to 47 in two overtimes last night to win the senior high YMCA church basketball league ..champion ship. The score was tied 45-all at the end of the regular playing time and 47-each after one period in the playoff finale. Baptist led at the quarter 18 to 14 and Presbyterian at the half 26 to 24. After three periods the score favored the Baptists 36 to 34. Kingpin of the Presby at tack was Larry Hammack with 31 points. Larry Olson had 21 for the Baptists. In Monday playoff openers Baptist beat First Methodist 51 to 25 and Presbyterian trimmed St. Luke's Methodist 56 to 38. First Methodist headed the standings at the end of the regular season schedule. Steve Wisely was Presby terian coach and Chuck Clem ans was Baptist tutor. Dick Kuschcl coached First Methodist. BOX: Baptist ' FG FT PF TP Hageman 0 0 0 0 G. Olson 2 5 2 9 L. Olson 8 5 2 21 Fisher 3 5 2 II Kilbourn ... 0 0 0 0 Wauon .. 3 0 I 8 Totals 16 15 7 47 Presbvterlan FG FT PF TP McKlnlev 4 0 2 8 Hammack 14 3 4 31 Morris 1 2 I 4 Knudsen 2 0 4 4 ' Heyerman 0 0 3 0 Snodcrass 1 0 0 2i Hatch 0 0 0 0i Swartzley ....... 0 0 0 0; Sweet 0 0 0 01 Totals 22 t U 49 which has kept Tornado third- baseman Craig Lau rance on the sidelines is im proving slowly. He said he did not know whether Lau rance would be able to play this week end but that, if he does, his service will be limited. Ashland Coach Bill Ley bold indicated he would start King on the hill in the count ing game Friday against the Crater Comets. For Satur day's league fray' at Grants Pass, Pierce may get the call. Mike Pepper is the prob able pitcher in the loop fray with Ashland for Coach Bill Piche's Crater club. Doug Pfaff may go to the hill against Medford. Piche has hope that Denny Samples may be back with the Comets on the week end along with Loyal Higinbotham, Samples, a pitcher, has been out of ac tion with an elbow injury. Higinbotham, an outfielder, has been hobbled by a leg strain. ' . , . Glines Heads Comets Mike Glinesi with .400, headed Crater high batting averages through eight games. Among players who have seen most duty Jeff Anhorn was next with .363. Statistics do not include last Tuesday's Yreka contest. Glines had 10 hits and Glines eight. Ed Allen, .285, led in runs batted in with five. Anhorn had four triples. Team batting mark is .268 to opponent's .226. Glines had five stolen bases.' In fielding catcher Ed Al len led five men with 1.000 marks. Others were outfield er Neil Rivenburg, pitcher Doug Pfaff, pitcher-outfielder Mike Pepper and Willie Jones. . Doug Pfaff paced pitching with 3-1 and an 0.87 earned run average. Mike Pepper had registered 25 strikeouts in 18 innings. UNESCORE: Medford 020 010 1-4 5 1 Ashland 000 002 02 3 1 Wheeler, Young (5) and Ruhl: L. Pierce, King (6), Karris (71 and Roberson. . CRATER STATISTICS: Ratting AB U - H RBI Ave. .428 ,400 .363 .333 .333 .285 .205 .235 Higinbotham ..7 2 3 0 unties 23 10 Anhorn Jones Isaacs E. Allen M. Peooer .22 . 3 . 3 .21 7 P. Pepper 17 Summerfield ..17 J. Allen 12 .167 .167 .143 111 ,111 Rivenburg 14 Doug Piatt .... 0 Don PraM ...... 9 ' Alvarez 12 Sarrfples 1 Chase 1 , .085 .000 .000 ERA Pitching R II 10 22 M. Pepper .. 2-1 Doug Pfaff .. 3-1 Summerfield 0-1 ' Snmples 0-0 Chase 0-0 3.50 0.87 2.07 0.00 0.00 Voris zipped over the 120 yard high hurdles in :14.9 and broke his own school rec ord with :23.1 in the 200 lows. The . 200 hurdles were run purposely a year ago to give Voris a crack at the school mark. This time the 200 dis tance was by accident. A 180 yard race was planned but an extra row(of hurdles was set up. Alex Mete won the 100 and 220-yard sprints for St. Mary's and Dick Evans took the high jump and half-mile for' the Crusaderss of Medford. Each school had seven first places. RESULTS: High hurdles Voris, A; Elliott, SM; Hamilton, A. :14.9. Shot put F. Lucas. SM; Mills. A: McCartney. A. 43-7. 100 Mete, SM; Hess, A; McGee, SM. :10.25. Pole vault Lewis, A; Baker, A: tie third Johnson and Thomas, A. 10-6. Javelin Huff, A; Knutson, SM; Jackson, A. 164-2. ' Mile Buell. A; J. Lucas, SM: Cook. SM. :4:48.4. High Jump Evans, SM; Hedges, A: Ued third Elliott, SM, and Far mer. A. 5-9. 440 Stlnson, SM: Self, A; Wal lace, A, :oa. 200 low hurdles Voris. A: El llott, SM; Farmer, A. -.23.1, (New Ashland scnool record.) Discus McCartney, A; F, Lucas, SM; Barnett, A. 140-2. 220 Mete, SM: McGce, SM; tie third Self, A, .Stlnson, SM. :23.2. 880 Evans, SM; Ford, A; Kir shcr, A. 2:07.4. Relay St. Mary's (McGee, Stln son. Elliott). 1:30. Broad jumj) Voris. A; Evans, SM: Farmer, A. 10-11 Is- Portland Gains Hockey Finals Vancouver, B.C. (UPll Port land gained the Western Hockey league playoff finals by topping Vancouver 4-1 here Wednesday night. The win gave the Bucka roos their best-of-five semi final series with the Canucks three games to one. The Buckaroos will meet Seattle in the finals, which begin in Portland next Wednesday. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON ktEDFORIv2&TRIBUNB i The BOWLERS ALLEY By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE SUNDAY NIGHTERS Sunday Nighters lealgue held its playoff, 4 J's winning over first half winner Rolling Pins. Individual trophies were won by Thelma Luy, high game scratch, 212; Norma Drew, high game with handi cap, 241; Julia Smith, high series scratch, 509; Thelma Luy high series with handi cap, 648; Etta Axtell, most im proved lady bowler; Troy Dean, high game scratch, 280; Marvin Axtell, high game with handicap, 300; Troy Dean, high series scratch, 656; Max Dalton, high series with handicap, 674; Earl Manley, most improved man bowler. ANDY'S MIXED LEAGUE Standings for Andy's Mixed league are Fearless Four 30'2, Four D's 29, Sharpies 28, Handicappers 27, Jets 26'2, Rough Necks 26, Creepers 25J2, Eagle Eyes 24, Sleepers 22, Eight Balls 20, Four Get Me Nots 15 and Cotton Pick ers HVi. High games and se ries among men were Jake Olsen 205-594, Ernie Duke shier 200-201-568, Larry Fish er 554, and George Allen 219 539. Among the women the best scores were by Edith Tuttla 187-527, Pat Smith 177-489 and Emily Gregg 466, SENIOR JUNIOR LEAGUE Highest scores in Senior Junior league were 'Karen Jones 146 and Barbara Hop per 360, Berry Scruggs 223 and Larry Jones 560. B&B Auction leads with 15, Dale Davis 482. WOTM has 14, (for feit); Wainscott's Pharmacy 14, Jones v560; Bauman's Fire Equipment 13, Ron Bauman 500; Reter Fruit 12, Scruggs 541;. McLairis Drug Center 12, Dennis Salyers 490; High way Lumber 12, Larry Litt'; 551; Big Y Market 11, Monty Jantzer 473; Medford Paint & Wallpaper 9, Rick Larson 443; Snider's Pepsi Cola 8, (for feit). RAINBOW LEAGUE Trophy winner in Rainbow league was George Davis with a 664 series with handicap, 260 game with handicap and a 221 game scratch. Ike Eisen stein had 591 high scratch series. First place is Steve Wilson Lumber . with 24'i. The United States National Bank and Local Loan have 2V2, Crater Lake Machinery One 21, Harry and David 20'2, Rogue Valley Creditors 17, State Forest Patrol IB, Hoot Owl Logging, Morse Motors, Knights of Columbus and Crater Lake Machinery Two" 15, Carolina Pacific 14. Men from each team with high series were Noel Davis 491, Bud LeRoy 527. Ike Ei senstein 591, Roy Bratten 433, Clarence Byrd 520. Jim Cab ler 549, Gordon Layton 555, Kenneth Walker 495, Marvin Rose 484. Ron Perry 544, Lar ry Snolp 547 and Ernie Flak us 498. PACIFIC LEAGUE Results from Pacific league show Wen's Alignment won 4, Bob Thurman 508; Surefit Seat Covers 0, Jerry Herring ton 505; Rogue Vending 2, Kenny Larson 513; Korner Farm 2, Elmer Korner 477; Smith Sales & Service 4, Doyle Smith 205-558; Ping's 0, Paul Lovejoy 494; Linin ger's 0, Les Goff 248-558; Pat terson's Plumbing 4, Evan Wruck 497; Copeland Lumber 3, F. Richenbark 449; Rogue Valley Country club 1, K. Patterson 541. NIGHT HAWKS LEAGUE Best Night Hawks league game was 221 by Jim Rein- holts. Ken Davia naa Desi scratch series, a 559 and Russ Fowler high series with hand icap 630. McCulloch Cham Saw has 27Vi, Kachina Lodge and Hashbarger Lathers 25, Bohemian Club 19, Triangle Market. Hart's Hatchery and Moraan't Pekinese Kennels 18, Piggly Wiggiy One lB'a McLauahlin Plum Ding Heating IS, Piggly. Wiggiy Two and K dov 12, Reserve Officers Association 10. CRATER LAKE LEAGUE Next week in the Crater Lake league Mechanics Laun dry and City Hall will play off for the championship. In last action scores were Me chanics Laudry won 4, How ard Myers 536, City Hall 0, Neal Dow and Olin Risner 475; Earl & Roy's 2, Bob Por ter 503, Mann's 2, Rick Vance 524; Oregon Veneer 3, Lewis Dimock 539, Bateman's Cafe 1 Gordon Layton 538; Med- METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE SP 2-4440 ford Neon 4, Ron Brennaman 550, Weisfield's 0, Frank Lov- ett 440; Stevens Auto Parts 3, Larry Anderson 495, Cogs well's Market 1, Harold Boen 481; United Grocers 4, J. Colley 591, OK Market 0, Duane Lubbers 533. High games were Jack Colley 215 and Rick Vance 206. TRIANGLE LEAGUE Willamette Valley team had 566 the best game in Triangle league and Pat & Mike's had 1,519 best team series, John Jensen and Arnie Wolff each had 216 games and T. Mitch ell had 552 top series. SPORTSMAN'S LEAGUE In Sportsman's league Hill- ycr Oil leads with 23 wins. Brookhurst Subdivision has 21, Butte Falls General Store 20'3, Chester Bird and Seven Up 18, Phoenix Golden Eagle, Brecount Brothers and Steve Wilson 16, 'First Christian Shell arid Fern Valley Ranches 13, First Christian Church One 6. A. J. Powell rolled 234 for big game and a 592 series. Howard Blew had 215, OUie Mcdicus 212-571 and Keith Maryott 598 top series. MAJOR LEAGUE Leading Major league is Rogue Valley Country Club with 26 wins. Brothers Five have 25, Desert Service 23, Standard Oil and Mail Trib une 20, Western Oil & Burn er 19,. Asko Supply and Ro tary Two 17, Home Gas 16, Hamilton Funds 14, Cal Ore Ranches 10 and Rotary One 9. Men with best series for teams were J. Fowler 202 509, Lee Ziesmer 514, Ernie Dukeshier 563, Forrest Lid dell 213-594, L. Fowler 222 526, Gene Brooks 220-594, Buzz Moran 507, Don Davis 221-540, Phil Huntley 500, Maynard Hadley 520, Ever ette ..Taylor.. 472 ..and ..Milt Snow 550. ROXY ANN CLASSIC Roxy Ann Lanes leadslRoxy Ann Classic with 31- wins. Wooden Shoe has 27, Kim's 24, Clave Construction 23Vi Daughcrty Lumber 22V4, Tim ber Room 21 Vi, Cubby's 17 Vi and Bock's Bakery 14, Top scores for each team were Ken Phipps 234-624, Bill Howell and Bill Newland 570, F. Newlnnd '549, Jake Olson 224-592, Oliver McNeil 607, Bill Blunt 577, Neis Nelson 221-581 and Jim Hennebeck 598. STARFIHE LEAGUE Gale Culy scored 234-260-221 fo ra roaring 661 series in Starfire league. Other top scores were Frank Craig 232 526, Doug Baker 222-575, Art Baker 204-535, Del Walker 208-588, Jack Mitchell 202 563, Dick Swan 530, Terry Coulter 202-537, Russ McDon ald 215-523, Bill Walls 230 524 and Herb Masterson 236 556. Weeks & Orr leads with 31, Larry's Lineup has 28, Soco Prospect 26, Hughes Con struction 23, Jeddeloh Broth ers and Jackson County Coop 20, Olson & Ross 19, Tex Nash 17. Pinhacle Orchards 16, Rogue Valley Vending and Ron's Standard 14, Rogue River Wood Products 12. RAMBLING ROLLERS In Rambling Rollers league Betty Brookman carded 219 game scratch for 270 with handicap. Jane Baker scored 487 high series scratch and Ann Baker had 598 top series with handicap. BOWLING QUEENS Botty Weiss and Mable Clark shared top game honors with 199's in Bowling Queen's league. Medford Stationery has 43 Vi. Helena Culy 554 top series) Port O Call 42, Clark 551) Hotel Medford 39, Betty Reinholtz 515) Charm Cot llllllfe if lllllltf 1 1 ' MAY5.6&7 3 WSs.ti MiniSisttKMstiii i, r i.iii.iiii.liffii im rmTriir-TrfiiiirfriftriiinstiitWwnsi i i iiiiiiinimeiii tage 33, Gertie Blind 482; Highway Ready Mix 27, Rita Cabler 464; Reter Fruit 25, Phyllis Brady 424; Hilton Lumber 23V4, Edna Asher 421; GMAC 23, Cappy Lindquist 455; First National Bank 22. Deana Hukill 438; Copco 22, Gayle Mullin 441. LADY ELKS LEAGUE ONE Boll Weevils had 1,378 top team series in Lady Elks league One. Jaci Langston had 196-509. Others with high series for teams were Mel Little 441, Jean Lust 445, Evelyn Read 460, Dorothy Jantzer 463, Jane Miller 455, Aili Salyers 477, and Wanda Booth 483. Termites have 20, Fire Bugs 14, Draggin Flies 13, Boll Weevils and Crickets 11, Beetle Bugs 10 V4, Doodle Bugs 9 and Lady Bugs 7V4. LADY ELKS LEAGUE TWO Lois Stephen had 226 high est game in Lady Elks league Two. Wapitis have 36. Evelyn Read 458; Tornados 34, Steph en 595,. Merry Madcaps 26, Jean Phillips 442; Dooiies 23, Polly Anderson 465; Antlers 22. Dorothy Huntley 487; Stags 15, Marie Troutman 429. BULLDOG LEAGUE Leading Bulldog league is Mutual of Omaha with 35. La Pointe's have 34 V2, Talent Club 33, Naumcs Equipment 32V2, Pooles Mobile Homes 3 1V4, Hart's Hatchery 26Vj, Oregon Liquid Gas 26 and United Radio 23. LaVon Ed wards had 188 top game and Ruth Vessey 493 best scries. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE Lyla Smith had 226 top game in Rolling Pin league. Bonnie Anderson had 215. Vivian Rodgers 199. Pauline's hold first with 45, Marion Nobbs 451. Jacks Drive Up is 40, Rodgers 532; Tom Tom 39, Elfa Long 425; Pioneer 38, La nora Clark 407; Faber's 35. Iris Wimer 403: McLain's 3412, Anderson 457) Roeth ler's -..Chevron . 32, . Kathy Franks 382; Elk City Market 3012. Smith 548; B&B Auc tion 26'2. Nancy Weber 378; Cedar Lodge 20, Enid Wolff 475 BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE Straight Shooters have first in Blue Monday league with 37, Joan Davidson 427. Pin Pickers show 33, 'Ruth Car penter 505; Ditch Diggers 26, Grace Hunter 424; Gutter Bells 21, Pat Shelton 402; Sail ers 20, Karen Montgomery 414; Strikers 19, Carol Walter mire 396. Carpenter had 202 top game. ROXY ANN ROCKETTS In Roxy 'Ann Rockeites league G. Slavens had 190 top game. Stevens Auto Sales has 39, Slavens 508: Neeley Nel son Lumber 38, E. Edwards 477; Crosby's 35, R. Patten 465; Lucille's Beauty Cottage 35, K. Moore 433; Roxy Ann Lanes 34, J. Lusk 503; Dykes Floor Cover 27, E. Hastings 473; Big Y Cleaners' 25, G, Laurine 459; Norton's Market 23, D. Peyton 415; Economy Market 22, R. Walton 360 Weter & Olson 20, E. Hoi brook 480: Wheeler's Shell 19, R. Rowbotham 388; Sully's Drive In 18, V. Wilson 486. ROLLERETTE LEAGUE In Rollerette league Carol Adams had 187 top game and 493 ' series. Jackson County Coop has 36 wins, Browns Cafe 32, Faber's Super Mar ket 29, and Bateman's Insur ance, 23. , CENTENNIAL LEAGUE Nora Bailey had 200 high game in Centennial league. The Staffers have 10, Carroll Peterson 436; Slippers Four 8, Alice Casbrier 488; Alley Busters 8, Jan Pomeroy 479; Pot Holders 8, Nolda Morris 500; Slow Pokes 7, Bev St. Clair 434; Spare Squares 7, Ilene Whitmore 430; Lucky Strikes 5. Rita Riggert 428; Odd Balls 5. Betty Goisman 444; Mis Haps 4, Bev Wash burn 479; Hi Lows 4, Leola Whitlock 391; Fire Flies 3, Evelyn Brandhorst 460; Pin Pickers 3, E. Merit 470. 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