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FHIDAY. APRIL 20. li.o2
MLurOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MtUFOHU. OHLGON
WINS MARATHON Eino Ilkarl Oksanen,
31, detective Irom Helsinki, Finland, cross
ed the finish line to win the Boston Ath
letic association marathon for the third time.
His lime in the 26-mile, 385-yard race was
two hours, 23 minutes, 48 seconds. Thomas
Griffin, Boston fire commissioner places
wreath on Oksanen's head. (UPI)
Cyclones, Craters
OEash at Klamath
A pair of games are on tap
this Sunday, April 22, in Ore-
Ron Professional Bowling
lcajjue play as the Klamath
Craters host the Medfard Cy
clones at Holiday Bowl in Kla
math Falls, and the Portland
Rain Alters
lift Plans
Rockets travel to Eugene to
meet the Emeralds at Fair
field Lanes.
Each match is set for 1:30
p.m.
The Medford Cyclones have
been in and out of first place
position in the loop all year.
Now, the Cyclones hold down
second position with a 5-2 rec
ord behind the Salem Valley
Victors who now are carrying
a-i. Last bunday Salem
tramped the Roseburg Timber
Ashland - Rain at Areata, I Tribers 17 to 6.
Calif., Thursday changed the
week end plans for baseball
action between Southern Ore
gon college and Humboldt
Slate.
A doublehcadcr will start
in the California city at 10
a.m. Saturday and may be
stretched to a triplcbill. Plans
to play at Areata this after
noon were called off.
A report from Santa Cruz,
Calif., late yesterday had the
Southern Oregon golf team
ranked 20lh in a field of 40
in the Northern California
intercollegiate tourn a m c n t.
The Raiders, led by Gordon
Marlatl's 76, had a loam score
ol 337. Other counts were Bob
Jones R0, Ron Getehcll 85 and
Gary Phillips OB.
Pete Chnntc, Stanford, had
fired e B9 for the individual
lead.
FROM TOUR
Builder Second Class Eu
gene D. Winningham, son of
Eugene Winningham, Trail,
is serving with Mobile Con
struction Battalion Five which
returned to the Navy construc
tion battalion center at Port
Hucncme, Calif., recently
after a tour of duty on Okinawa.
On opening day of Ihe pro
season last fall, Medford
squeaked by Klamath 11 to 9
as Bob Dcmpsey registered a
252 game for the winners.
Dcmpsey is the league's top
pin blaster this season, with a
high game of 278. Ron Dixon
of Medford leads the Cyclones
with a 204 season's average.
High season average for the
Klamath Craters Is carried by
Mel Robinson with a 201. Al
Hnkenwerlh has rolled Ihe
high game this year for the
Craters - 235.
The Portland Rockets and
the Eugene Emeralds meet fori
the first time in the league.
Portland is favored to win the
, new bowling loop before the
season started, but has turned
in a disappointing inrec wins
and lour losses. Eugene is just
a notch out of second position
in the league with a 4-3 record.
High game for the Rockets
has been rolled by Bob Wat
son with a 233. Bob Boyle's
100 is the leading season's av
erage for Portland.
Jim Smith of Eugene is tied
for fifth position in the league
for high game with a 243.
Emerald teammate Bill Lamb
carries the high average for
Eugene with 103.
Butte Falls
Noses EP
Eagle Point - Butte Falls
high nosed out Eagle Point 10
to 0 in baseball Wednesday.
The Loggers got their win
ning counter on two walks
and a hit by Sizemore in the
top of the seventh inning.
Frank Charley clubbed a
three-run homer for EP in
the second and Don Charley
doubled and singles in four
batting turns. Sizemore had
two hits for Butte Falls.
Eagle pitchers allowed 11
bases on balls and BF hurlers
eight.
John Lindcr, on the mound
for EP over most of the dis
tance, was pitching for the
first time. He regularly has
played in the outfield.
Eagle Point was to play
Rogue River here today. A
victory for the Eagles will
give them the right to face
Henley for the Rogue league
crown. The Eagles have won
two of three games with
Rogue River so far this season.
Oksanen
Winner of
Marathon
Boston - It'PU - Lacking a
human shadow to pace them,
Finland's Eino Oksanen and
Paavo Pystenen used wrist
watches and machine-legs to
finish 1-2 in Thursday's 68th
Boston Marathon.
Finns have won the race for
the past four years and five
out of the last seven.
It was Oksanen's second
consecutive marathon win and
his third victory in four tries
Oksanen trotted 26 miles,
385 yards from Hopkinton to
downtown Boston in 2 hours,
23 minutes and 48 seconds.
He ran the final five miles in
rain.
Connecticut school teacher
Johnny Keilcy, who acted as a
"pacer" during Oksanen's two
previous marathon wins, fin
ished fourth, about five min
utes behind Oksanen. Kelley
holds the course record of
2:20:05.
Oksanen, a police detective,
pounded across the finish line
300 yards ahead of Pystenen,
a sergeant in the Finnish
army, and nearly four minutes
ahead of Marine Lt. Alex
Breckenridge who came in
third.
1.INKSCOHE:
Butte Falls ...204 012 110 6 3
Eaclc Point 0;J2 040 0 9 4 4
N. Ellis. A. Ellis Hi and Strat
ton: Lmder, Corliss (6) and Roger
Bartlctl.
LEAGUE STANDINGS:
MW ML I'CTMB NM TP
Sfilrm Valley Virion .. (i 2 7."0 0 R 1M22
Mrritord Cyclones ft 2 714 'j H i:2n
Kucenc Emeralds 4 3 571 1 i, 7 13253
Klamath Craters 3 4 42!t 2'j 7 I32lil
Portland Rockets 3 4 429 2'a 7 13311
Roseburg Tmbr. Tribers 1 7 125 5 8 14K24
Ave.
um
043
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047
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914
nr.
10115
10SI3
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1002
1073
9H7
32
22
2H 13
Key: MW matches won. ML AVE average pintail. 1IG hiKh
matches l o t. PCT pereeniaRe. Runie. M P match points, BP
MB mutches behind. NM mini- bonus points,
her of matches, TP total ptnfall.
TP
..1702
..20t
..2li5
..2747
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1 !M 5
.. 3.3
11.4
m i nnmn
Dick McKenle
Charles McWhnrtcr
Sam SfMnen
Rob Drmpscy .
Bon Dixon
Kred Anderson
t ;riit Knrd
Dirk Weber
Hurry Gnode
hi. A MA Til TP
Fiiink Beard iH;t7
lloli Vtetonn 1202
Mel Robinson 2212
Rill Hiiwley tmk i,ni3
Chock Reynolds 1555
Clino Bosrci olla 1'..!'.!!!!!!". 2040
Al Hakenwcrlh U7
Jerry Cole jnti
Ave.
mo
105
ino
204
101
Ave.
ui;t
1R4
201
105
104
I UK
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2-1
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223
27B
2114
210
201
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21)3
204
254
231
225
220
2;i5
201
M P
BP
Sunrise County
Tops Race List
Nnm Voile - IVHI - Sunrise
County, denied the winner's
purse the only time he finish
ed first tins year, loaay ncaa
H o list nf 17 nrobable start
ers for Saturday's running of
the $75,000 added wood Me
morial at Aqueduct - the
final major preri in the East
for Kentucky- Derby candi
dates. Donut King, Admiral's
Vnvnee. PrcBo. Sidluck. Endy-
mion, Mister Pitt, Our Twig.
Stinson Beach, Crackpot, Grid
Iron Hero and Lucky Uncle
also may start in the l's mile
event.
Sunrise County finished
first in the $100,000 Flamingo
Stakes at Hialeah Park only
to be disqualified and placed
third for drifting wide
through the stretch and inter
fering with Ririan.
SUNShFnE-OPEN
Miami -IUPII- Twenty seven
of the nation's top profession
al women golfers tee off to
day in the $7,500 Sunshine
Open - final tuneup for the
Titlrholders tournament. De
fending champion Mickey
Wright ranked as favorite to
walk off with the $1,200 first
prize Sunday in the 54-hole
event. Miss Wright fired 71-73-76
220 to win last year's
tournament.
Joe Francis
Will Coach
OSU Alums
Oregon State University,
Corvallis - One of Oregon
Slate's all-time favorite foot
ball players, Joe Francis, will
again lead the Beaver alums
against the varsity in the 4th
annual "spring game" on May
19, Athletic Director R. S.
Kccne announced today.
But this time the cx-tail-
back great will be limited to
coaching and organizational
duties because of a knee op
eration he underwent last
winter. The leg is recovering
nicely, but Francis was ad
vised by doctors not to play
on it yet.
Francis organized, coached
and starred on the alumni
team the last three years in
thrilling performances. He
was one of the key figures
in the game becoming such
a popular event.
Kecne said thai he and
Francis would request San
Francisco 4!)er star end Aaron
Thomas to serve as field cap
tain for the alumni squad
Thomas is at OSU completing
work towards his degree, after
a great rookie season with the
49ers last fall.
Crater Baseballers
Meet Grants Pass
16 - l
CRATER INFIELDER - Pat
Pepper, above, is to be at sec
ond base for the Crater high
Comets when they play at
Grants Pass on Saturday in a
baseball twinbill. He also does
some pitching for the Comets
and recently has seen third
base duty.
McLoughlin
Crew Wins
McLoughlin Junior high
tennis team edged Crater high
sophomores 4 to 3 here yester
day.
results:
Singles
Chester Stickler. M. def. Rick
Mayes. C. 6-1, 6-3; Dean Hansen,
M. def. Jerry Calhoon. C. 6-4. 6-2;
Cree Anolcn. C. def. Paula Low-
ery. M. 4-6. 6-2. 6-1; Vic Snyder,
M. def. Mike Turner, C. 6-2. 6-2;
Sieve Wakeman. C, def. Gordon
Lilly. M. 6-2. 4-6. 6-3.
Doubles
Stickler and Lowcry def. Mayes
and Calhoon. 6-0. 6-2; Applen and
Turner def. Hansen and Snyder,
6-3. 6-3
PILOTS VICTORS
Cheney, Wash. - (DPIl - The
Portland Pilots posted an 11-7
baseball victory over Eastern
Washington Thursday.
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Central Point-Wayne Clay,
a sophomore tosser, will have
the pitching chores Saturday
when the Crater high Comets
vie at Grants Pass in South
ern Oregon conference base
ball. A doubleheader will start
at 1:30 p.m. with the first
game to count in league stand
ings. Coach Bill Piche said that
he plans to have Mike Glines
and Pat Pepper back to origi
nal positions in the infield.
This means that Glines will be
at third base and Pepper at
second with Gary Burns at
shortstop.
Glines had been moved to
shortstop and Pepper to third
in a recent shift. And, they
might go to those spots if
Burns is called upon to pitch.
Limited Service
Darryl Summerfield, out
fielder who saw only pinch
hit duly last week because of
an ailing ankle, may see limit
ed service against Grants Pass
and might pitch part of the
second game.
Now leading the Comets in
hitting with a .300 mark is
Willie Jones, who is ticketed
for first base work. Jeff An
horn will be the catcher for
the league game.
Crater and Grants Pass each
is seeking a first victory in
the conference.
Tag Team
Rematch
Thursday
Rocky Columbo has bowed
to pressure and agreed to pair
with Billy Whitewolf against
Kurt Von Poppenheim and
Fritz Von Goering in a tag
team rematch headlining next
Thursday night'i wrestling
card at Medford armory.
The northwest tag team
championship, won by Colum
bo and Whitewolf when they
ment the big Germans in a
wild and bloody scrap here on
Anril 19 will hp at ctnkp 1
Columbo had been holding
out for a chance to get even
with Von Goering, who sent
him to the hospital by ram
ming his head into a steel ring
post, but agreed to the tag
affair when Von Goering
couldn't be induced to accept.
The German was holding out
for a chance to regain the tag
team title.
Promoter Elton Owen said
there will be two referees on
hand to keep some semblance
of order in what promises to
be an even wilder match than
that of last week.
Two supporting matches
will be signed and ringside
reserved tickets will go on
sale at Lamport's Sporting
Goods store, 226 East Main
St., Saturday.
BRADY NAMED DIRECTOR
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Brady has been chosen to sue
uraay nas oeen . . . .
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rector of Thoroughbred Rac
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TORRE SIDELINED
Milwaukee-WPD-Catcher Joe
Torre of the Milwaukee
Braves missed Thursday's
Braves Giants game because
of an ear infection.
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Thursday. I
Robyn Johnson of Arling-1
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5S.5 seconds. Miss Wood was
clocked in 56.6.
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