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THURSDAY. MAY 17, 1S62
SPdDIffiTS
BOWLING
RANDOM TIM UK R LEAGUE
" Team Eight tU'a-S'ji 3. Glen
.Nelson 491; Team Three I7l,n-12la)
1, Ole Hansen 462.
. Team Two t, U-61 2, Hark ley
Evans 432; Team Five (13-7) '2,
Alex Chisum 508.
Team One (12-81 4, George Mul
vey 481; Team Seven (6-14) 0, Bob
Vagar 396.
Team Four (8 ' j-1 1 , 3. Jim
Adami 505; Team Six 8-I3i)
i, Ivan Curtis 418.
Alex Chisum 203.
K OK FEE KLATCHKRS
Poodles 1 36-28) 3. Lovella Sny
der 391; Roo Boos (45-19) 1, Neva
McLean 457.
Twisters (38-26) 3. Georgia
Cwynn 509; Pin Curlers (37-27) 1,
Mauri ne Golden 433.
Nine Pins (37-27) 3, Yvonne
Hart-Darlene Colley 416; Duds (22
42) 1, Hazel Ortcz 337.
. Lucky Strikes (32-32) 4, Polly
Gleen 450; Bowl Letts (30-34) 0,
Doris Knapp 458.
Miserable Mece (31-33) 3, Fran
Dunston 393; Bowling Moms (27,
36 1 a I 1, Mary Hall 450.
Gutter Polishers 22'i-4I) 0,
Tiny Thomas 374; Bowl Weavils
(27'3-36'ii 4. Joanne Keezer 394.
CENTF.NNIAL LEAGUE
Boo Boos took the honors in the
Centennial league with a 2139
score. Alley Busters rolled 2092
and Kool Kats 1934.
Patt Baum had 234 high game
scratch for the season and Bobbie
Hughe? 261 high game with handi
cap. Eileen Hurting took scratch
scries laurels with 593 and Bobbie
Hushes had high series with han
dicap with 628. Evalyn Brandhorst
was the league's high average
howler with 158 and Bev St. Clair
was most improved by 22 pins,
BLUE MONDAY
Christean's Service (37-27) 3,
Grace Hunter 473; Medford Ambu
lance (23-41) 1, Jeanne Luther 509.
Hotel Medford (3G-28) 1, Lee
Marmo 454: Pierson's Mkt. (30-34)
3, Loretta Kenner 461.
Lovencss Lmbr. (36-28) 3. Pat
Braack 4f7; Alpine Log (31-33) 1,
Edith Merit 493.
Newberry's (35-29) 2. Ruth Car
penter 477; Ninety Nine Barber
Shop (28-36) 2. Helen Nikodym
458.
Grace Hunter 194, Edith Merit
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Ducks Clip
Idaho 11-4
Moscow, Idaho -fflPB- The
Oregon Ducks combined 13
hits and five errors for an
11-4 win over the Idaho Van
dals in a Northern Division
baseball game here Wednes
day. Sandy Nosier, Dave Moore
and Eric Hardin each drove in
three runs for Oregon. Nosier
collected a triple, double and
a single. Moore smashed a
two-run homer in the seventh
inning.
Bob Christiansen collected
the win for the Ducks al
though he needed relief in the
eighth inning by Robbie Snow.
Lee Townsend was the losing
pitcher.
The win left Oregon with a
5-3 record in the division. The
teams were scheduled to play
here again today.
188. Doris Price 185, Jeanne Lu
ther 184.
ANDY'S MIXED LEAGUE
Luck Outs (471i-16,i) 3. John
Dickinson 588: 4 Deuces (34-30) 1,
Ruth Holloway 458.
Four Jiges (38 -25 "it 3. Curt
Garrison 547; Jolly Rollers (22-42)
1, Lewie Dimock 510.
L 4 N's (38'4-25',il 3. Wally
Norum 489; 3'ier's (22.i-41 ',',) 1,
Steve Wisely 451.
Guys & Dolls (38-26) 3. Bud
Le Roy 556: Four A's (30-34) 1,
Marjorie Anderson 490.
Whirley Birds 36',-274) 14.
Gene Gemaehlich 537: Ring a
Dings (28'3-35',4) 31i, Mel Peter
son 561.
Jets 136-28) 3. Jake Olsen 345:
Gutter Bums (33-31) 1, Leif Ostmo
527.
Pinfeathers (32'4-314) 1. Alvin
Coulter 499; 4 Get Me Nots (32!j
31,2) 3, Terry Coulter 520.
Seldom Strikes I31"i-32"i) 4,
Wendell Panter 516: X N T's (27
37) 0. Bud Nelson 525.
Fearless Four (24-40) 4. Ernie
Gregg 534: Nine Pins (23tt-40li)
0, Eleanor Lenz 538.
Ernie Gregg 223: John Dickinson
219: Eleanor Lenz 192: Sherril
Harshbarger 183; Four Jiggs 2009.
May 27 is date of the Play-Off
between the winners of the first
half, Whirley Birds, and the sec
cond half, Luck Outs, The sweeper
will be held May 20, ends the sec
ond half.
Minnie Minoso
Out of Danger
St. Louis -UPD- Injured St.
Louis Cardinal outfielder Min
nie Minoso was reported out
of danger Wednesday and ex
pected back in the lineup in
six weeks.
The 39-year-old Cuban suf
fered a fractured skull and a
broken right wrist last Fri
day night when he ran into
the left field wall during a
game with the Los Angeles
Dodgers. Minoso was in pur
suit of Duke Snider's line
triple when the accident occurred.
Omaha Dodgers Close
In on Indianapolis
United Press International
The Omaha Dodgers moved
to within 11 percentage points
of first place in the American
association last night when
they rapped out a 5-1 victory
over league leading Indian
apolis. A ninth-inning rally gave
Oklahoma City a 9-8 win over
Denver.
In a battle to stay out of
the league basement, Louis
ville beat Dallas-Fort Worth,
8-2.
BOWL PACT CHANCE
Lafayette, Ind. -WPD- The
chance for a new Rose Bowl
agreement between the Big
Ten and the Pacific Coast was
rated good today after the
subject became a late addition
to the agenda for the Big
Ten's spring meeting.
GETS NEW JOCKEY
New York - IUPD - Jaipur, a
top contender for Saturday's
Preakness at Pimlico, will be
ridden by Bobby Ussery in
the 1316-mile second leg of
the Triple Crown. Ussery re
places Willie Shoemaker, who
had a previous committment
aboard Cicada in the Acorn
Stakes at Aqueduct.
FROSH WIN 25-0
Eugene - (UPD - The score
was 25 to 0 but it was a base
ball game, not a spring foot
ball tuneup. The Oregon
Frosh made 19 hits and wal
loped South Eugene High
school by that score Tuesday.
Cepeda Supplies
Big Blow for SF
By FRED DOWN
UPI Sports Writjr
They say in the dugouts
around the National league
that the San Francisco Giants
scare you with Willie Mays
and beat you with Orlando
Cepeda.
It's no criticism of Willie
the Wonder - at 31 the most
exciting player in the majors
- just the ultimate tribute to
the prowess of the game -winning
bat swung by the
24-year-old, 210-pound Ce
peda. This is Cepeda's fifth sea
son in the big time - and it
looks like It'll be by all odds
his best. He's batting at a
.336 clip, has hit 10 homers
and leads the NL with 38
runs baited in. At that pace
he'll surpass his 1961 figures
of .311, 46 and 142 in those
departments by a wide mar
gin. Cepeda supplied the crush
ing blow for the Giants again
Wednesday when his three
run homer climaxed a five
run seventh-inning rally as
San Francisco whipped the
St. Louis Cardinals, 7-2. The
win extended the Giants' lat
est winning surge to four
straight games during which
they have outscored their riv
als, 31-7.
Marichal Wins Seventh
Juan Marichal yielded nine
hits and five walk, but was
helped by three double plays
in winning his seventh game
for the Giants. One of the
hits off him was a single by
Stan Musial that tied the
Cardinal all-time great with
Hans Wagner's NL record of
3-430 lifetime hits.
The Los Angeles Dodgers
remained four games behind
the Giants with a 5-2 victory
over the Houston Colts; the
Cincinnati Reds downed the
Philadelphia Phillies, 6-5; the
New York Mets edged the
Chicago Cubs, 6-5, in 11 in
nings, and the Pittsburgh Pi
rates shut out the Milwuakee
Braves, 6-0, in other NL
games.
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In the American league,
the Cleveland Indians re
tained first place by defeat
ing the Kansas City A's, 10
9; the New York Yankees
outslugged the Boston Red
Sox, B-3; the Minnesota Twins
topped the Detroit Tigers,
8-4; the Los Angeles Angels
beat the Baltimore Orioles,
3-1, and the Washington Sen
ators shaded the Chicago
White Sox, 3-1.
Steal Fits Bases
The Dodgers collected only
six hits but stole five bases
as Joe Moeller won his sec
ond game. Shortstop Maury
Wills and Willie Davis stole
two bases each with Wills
running his season total to
18.
Vada Pinson's ninth-inning
double snapped a 5-5 tie and
gave the Reds their sixth
straight win after the Phil
lies tied the score in the
eighth on Roy Sievers' first
NL homer. Jim Brosnan went
the last three innings to win
his first game of the year for
Cincinnati.
Felix Mantilla's llth-inning
bases-filled single gave the
Mets their second extra-inning
win over the Cubs in as
many days. Johnny De Merit
and Gil Hodges homered for
the Mets, who have won six
of their last eight games,
while Ernie Banks hit No. 9
for the Cubs.
Al McBean and Diomcdes
Olivo combined in a five-hitter
for the Pirates who rout
ed Bob Hendley in 3 2-3 in
nings. Smoky Burgess and
Dick Stuart hit homers and
Bill Virdon had two triples
and McBean one as the Pi
rates made eight of their 11
hits good for extra bases.
Romano's Blast Wins
Johnny Romano's two-run
homer in the last of the ninth
won for Cleveland after the
A's took a 9-8 lead in the top
of the frame. Willie Kirk
land and Chuck Essegian also
homered during a game in
which eight pitchers issued a
total of 16 walks and allowed
17 hits.
Clete Boyer's tie-breaking
double capped a three-run
ninth - inning outburst that
brought the Yankees their
win over the Red Sox. Bill
Skowron, Frank Malzone and
Carl Yastrzemski homered
during the three-hour and 16
minute slugging bee.
Vic Power drove in three
runs with three singles and
pitcher Camilo Pascual con
tributed two run-scoring sin
gles for the Twins, who broke
a 2-2 tie with two runs in the
fourth inning. Jim Bunning,
clipped for six runs in five
innings, suffered his second
loss.
Leon Wagner and Lee
Thomas hit homers for the
Angels as Ken McBride
picked up his second win
with the ninth-inning relief
aid of Jack Spring and Ryne
Duron.
Rookie Dave Stenhouse
pitched a four-hitter for the
Senators. Early Wynn, seek
ing the 295th win of his big
league career, suffered his
second defeat of the season.
I'nUed Prpss Int. matlonil
AMERICAN Ul.lC
w.
Cleveland 18
New York 17 11
Minnesota . 19 13
Chiflisy) 18 IS
BaltlnTore 15 U
Los Angeles Is U
Boston 13 1.1
Detroit 13 15
Kansas City 14 19
Washington 7 21
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Pet.
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.607 1,
.594 la
.545 2
.517 3
.500 3i
.464 i'l
.464 ,
.424 8
.250 10 !i
GB
Savage Rapids
Section Salmon
Angling Better
Portland (UPD Here is the
weekly fishing outlook, pre
pared by the Oregon state
game commission:
Wednesday's Results
Minnesota 8. Detroit 4
New York 9, Boston 8 (night)
Cleveland 10. Kan. City 9 (night)
Los Angeles 3, Baltimore 1
(night)
Washington 3. Chicago 1 (night)
NATIONAL LKAGUE
W. L
San Francisco .. 28 I
Los Angeles 22 l:
Cincinnati 18 l:
St. Louis .. 17 l:
Pittsburgh 18 1'
Philadelphia .... 13 1
Milwaukee 14 l:
Houston II 2i
New York 9 11
Chicago 9 2;
Pet. GB
.765
.647 4
.581 'i
. .567 7
.533 8
.448 10 V,
.438 11
.355 13 j
.333 13 '.a
.281 18
Wednesday's Hesults
New York 6, Chicago 5 (11 in
nings) San Francisco 7. St. Louis 2
Cincinnati 6. Phlla. 9 (night)
Pittsburgh 6. Milwaukee 0 (night)
Los Angeles 5. Houston 2 (night)
good in Loon, Tenmilc, Em
pire, Squaw and other south
coastal lakes. Lakes in Rogue
river drainage also producing.
Salmon fishing good at Galice
on Rogue and improving in
savage Hapids section. Action
slow to fair in Lower Rogue
and over Coos Bay bar.
Central - Deschutes river
good at Maupin and fair
above Bend. Crane Prairie and
wickiup good for kokanee on
troll. Suttle Lake fair. Blue
Lake good for rainbow. Little
Deschutes good for nlanted
rainbows. Metolius and Fall
Rivers fair. Prineville and
Ochoco Reservoir good on
troll.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
VY. L. Pet.
Salt Lake 22
Seattle 19
Portland 14
Hawaii 13
San Diego 13
Vancouver 12
Tacoma 11
Spokane 7
,733
.655
.500
.464
.464
.429
.423
.280 12 fs
Wednesday's Results
Tacoma 6. Portland 1
San Diego 14. Salt Lake City
Seattle 6. Spokane 3
Vancouver 7. Hawaii S (7 innings)
Boston-dJPD- Home run king
Roger Maris was expected
back in action today after
suffering a muscle pull that
sidelined him in the midst of
Wednesday night's 9-8 New
York Yankee win over Boston.
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
United Press International
W. L. Pet. GB
Trl-City 12 8
Wenatchee - II 8
Yakima 9 7
Eugene 9 9
Lewlston ... 8 10
Salem 5 10
.600
.379
.563
.500
.444
.333
Wednesday's Results
Yakima 5. Lewlston 4
game)
Lewlston 7. Yakima 8
Wenatchee 8, Salem 2
Eugene 8. Trl-City 3
SAM BAKER BACK
Corvallis U1PD Sam Baker
will be back in action for the
alumni Saturday in the fourth
annual spring football game
against the Oregon State var-
sity. Baker is the top Oregon
State ground gainer in history
and a top place kicker in pro
football. Game time is 3 p.m.
PDT.
Stock (9) and Lau. Winner Mr
Bride 12-3). Loser Estrada (2-4)
HR Wagner. Thomas.
New York ..120 102 0039 18 t
Boston 211 001 0218 15 1
Stafford. Sheldon (5). Coates (9),
Brlde.es (9) and Howard. Schwall,
Earley (7). Fornleles (8). Radatz
19) and Pagliaronl, Tillman 19).
Winner Sheldon (2-1. Loser For-
nleles (1-2). HR Yastrzemski,
Skowron, Malzone.
Kansas City 003 102 021 9
Cleveland ... 201 200 302 10 8
Walker. Archer 14). Segut (B) and
Azcue. Sullivan (81. Grant. Latman
(6), Allen (7), Ramos (8). Taylor
(9) and Romano. Winner Tavlor
(2-2). Loser Segul (2-1). HR
Kirkland, Essegian, Held, Romano,
Washington ..102 000 00O 3 7
Chicaio 100 000 000 1 4
Stenhnuse (3-01 and Schmidt.
Wynn. Fisher (4). Zanni (9) and
uarreon. loaer wynn (2-aj.
HOT SPRINGS OPENS
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Hot Springs, Ark. -(UPD- The
$20,000 Hot Springs Open got
underway today amid predic
tions that defending champ
Doug Sanders would have to
do better this yrjar than last
to stay on top. Sanders, who
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faced 94
other hopefuls on a course
that Professional Golf Associ
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American Lea cue
Minnesota ... 002 023 001 n IS 1
Detroit 010 101 010 4 fl 0
Pascual 5-2 and uattey. aun
ntng, Casale (6), Gallagher (8) and
Brown. Loser Bunning (42). HR
Born, Colavito, Cash.
Los Angeles 100 002 000 W fl 0
Baltimore .. 000 000 0011 4 0
McBride. Spring (9), Dufen !9)
and Rod gers, Estrada. Hoe ft (7 .
(11 Innings)
Chicago ... 013 000 010 00 S 10
New York 001 030 O10 01 6 12 2
Ellsworth, R. Anderson (9), El
ton (11). Hobble (11) and Barra-
gan. Jackson, HUlman (3), Miller
(4). Hook (10) and Cnltl, iandrltn
(10). Winner Hook (3-2). Loaer
Elston (2-1). HR Banks, DeMerit.
Hodges.
St. Louis 010 001 000 2 9 fl
S. Francisco 000 002 BOx 7 8 0
Broil It o. Me Dan I el (7) and Sa-
watskl. Marichal (7-2) and Bailey,
Ha tier (8), Loser Mc Dan 1 el (1-3).
HR Flood, F. Alou, Cepeda,
Milwaukee ....000 000 0000 fl 0
Pittsburgh ... 000 810 OOx 6 11 0
Hendley, Cloninger (4), Willey
(6) and Crandall. McBean, Olivo
(6) and Burgess. Winner McBean
(4-1). Loser Hendley (2-3). HR
Burgess, Stuart.
Cincinnati 10 000 2218 11 0
Philadelphia 013 000 010 S 8 1
Drabowaky. Brosnan (7) and Ed
wards Baldschun (8), Sullivan (9),
Short (B) and Dairympie. winner
Brosnan (1-1). Loser Sullivan
(0-2). HR Calliaon, Sievers.
Houston 001 100 0002 11 2
Los Angeles 201 110 OOx S fl 1
Farreii. stone (7) ana smitn.
Moeller, Roebuck (9) and Roseboro.
Winner Moeller (2-3). Loser Far
reii (3-3).
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