TUESDAY. MAY 22. 1962
MLUhOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Koufax Fans 10 Giants
As Dodgers Thump SF, 8-1
By JOE SARGIS
UPI Sporii Wriler
Manager Walt Alston of the
Los Angeles Dodgers keeps
insisting Sandy Koufax could
be the best pitcher in the
major leagues, and the Brook
lyn - born strikeout king
couldn't have picked a better
time to make his boss look
good.
Koufax, who led the majors
with 269 strikeouts last sea
son, fanned 10 San Francisco
batters Monday night to run
his 1!)62 total to 82' while
Bachelor Butte
Mardi Gras Set
Bend Five days of fun and
frolic are on tap for ski buffs
later this month at Bachelor
Butte, as the famed Central
Oregon ski resort celebrates
lis annual Mardi Gras week
end May 26-30, according to
a report from the scene.
Jop Morgan, Bachelor Butte
manager, said the season-end
ing fling on 12 feet of fine
powder snow is planned to be
the best ever with Wednes
day, May 30, marked as Mardi
Gras costume day. On this
day, skiers are invited to come
in costumes for their final
dashes down the challenging
Ml. Bachelor slopes.
Morgan said prizes will be
awarded to visitors with the
most novel attire. All lifts,
Including the new Rlblet double-chair,
will be operating
full time through the entire
week end, he reported.
Tow facilities include a new
4.300-foot Riblet double-chair
lift that deposits the skier well
above timberline, a 9,600-foot
Foma lift with a T-bar and
two rope tows providing low
er transportation.
Over 50 motels and hotels
In the immediate Bend area
provide accommodations for
the long week end. Special
rates are available to ski par
ties. Many fine restaurants
open at near dawn to cater
to early rising skiers.
pitching the Dodgers to an 8-1
victory over the Giants.
Ends Losing Streak
The victory snapped a
three-game Los Angeles losing
streak and kept the Dodgers
14 percentage points behind
the Cardinals, with whom
they are virtually tied for
second place. The Cards beat
the Philadelphia Phillies, 4-1,
and now are 3'4 games be
hind the Giants - the same
margin by which the Dodgers ' Los
trail San Francisco. idle.
Orlando C e p e d a spoiled
Koufax's shutout when he hit
his 12th home run of the sea
son in the seventh inning for
San Francisco's onlv run.
Tommy Davis provided Sandy ' io'ud'
with all the batting help he
needed with a two-run homer
in the fourth and later hit
two doubles. Billy O'Dell, the
first of three Giants pitchers,
was the loser.
The Houston Colts nipped
the New York Mets, 3-2, and
the Pittsburgh Pirates whip
ped the Chicago Cubs, 8-4, in
other NL games. The Cincin
nati at Milwaukee game was
postponed because of rain. I
red-hot Cleveland Indians hit
three more home runs to set
a major league record of 28
in nine games while beating
the Baltimore Orioles, 10-7,
to take over the league lead;
the Kansas City Athletics
downed the Boston Red Sox.
10-5; the Minnesota Twins de
feated the Washington Sen
ators, 5-3, and the Detroit
Tigers beat the Chicago White
Sox
IPIHnr
Medford Seventh In
High School Golf
Medford's prep golf team
was reported running seventh
after the first 18 holes of the
tournament at Portland Mon
day. Medford's four entrants
7-3. The Yankees and compiled a 327 score with
Angeles Angels were Dick Knight shooting a 78,
Mike Miller a 79, Tom Clark
an 85 and Jim Woods also an
85.
Leading the tournament
American l.raKiie
Kamaa Cily 101 302 30010 14 1
Boston . 003 100 001 .1 12 2
walKer 15-21 and Azcue. Conley,
Em-ley 16). Fnrnieles 7. Kolstad
Mh and Tillman. Loner Cnnlv
4-41. HR Azcue, Walker Bres-
Mlnneaola ..Win 021 110 S 10 0
Washington 010 001 0103 ft 1
Pancuel (fl-2t and Battey. Zim
merman I3. Stenhotise. Hnbaugh
1 7 1. Kulyna 19) and Schmidt. Loa.
er Stcnhmne (3-1). HR Kllle
hrew, Piersall.
Raltlmore . 000 204 010 t 13 0
Cleveland . 403 000 003 10 11 0
Brown Slock (3). Roberta f4l,
Wllhelm Mil, Hoeft 8 and Trlan
doa. Grant, Latman Bi, Bell 9)
and Romano. Winner Bell (3-31.
Loner Hncft (0-3). HR DUIard.
Held. Gentile, Brandt 2, Synder,
Romano.
In the American league, the
STANDINGS
Hy United Press International
AMERICAN I.EAr.UK
ClovelHnd ...
New York ...
Minneanla ..
Loa Anaelea
Chicago
Baltimore ....
Detroit .
Kanaaa City
Ronton
Washington
w. i pet. on
21 13 HIH
20 13 .000 'i
22 1 ..1(1.1 'j
I ft 1.1 .14.1 2
20 ID .120 3
IK 17 .114 3'i
IS 17 4B.1 4i
17 21 .447
13 21 .102 H
9 24 .274 11 1 1
Detroit 510 100 0007 12 2
Chicago 020 000 010 3 8 1
Foytack, Nischwllz (8) and
Brown. Wynn, Fiaher (1), Zanni
(5i, Lown (7), Kemmcrer (9) and
Lollar. Roaclll (9). Winner Fov
tack (2-11. Loner Wynn (2-31. HR
Cnlavito Fernandez, Aparicio.
Only games scheduled.
National League
Chicago . 301 000 0000 10 1
Pittsburgh ...040 010 12x ft 13 0
Ellsworth. Anderson (7) and
Toppc, Thacker (8). Francis. Slur
rilvant 13) And Leppert. Winner
Sturdivant' (2-2). Loser Ellsworth
13-5.)
Chrisfiansen's Two
Hitter Leads Ducks
To 5-0 Baseball Win
Seattle -- IIIHI - Oregon, be
hind the two-hit pitching of
Boh Christiansen, took over
sole possession of second
place in the Northern Di
vision baseball race Monday
bv blanking Washington 5-0.
Oregon State already has
won the title.
Chrislcnsen fanned eight
and smacked out two hits him
self. Sandy Nosier had a
triple for the Ducks.
The two teams were to meet
again today.
Oregon 100 100 201 5
Washington 000 000 000 0
Christiansen and Jensen; C.
Thompson and S. Thompson.
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Monday Nlghl's ResulU
Cleveland 10. Baltimore 7
Kansas City 10. Boston 4
Detroit 7. Chicago 3
Minnesota 9, Washington 3
Only games scheduled.
Tuesday'! Probable Pitchers
Kansas City at Boston
Loa Ansclea at New York (night)
Chance ( 1-3) vs. Ford (3-3).
Minnesota al Washington imgnii
Lee (3-2) va. McClain 10-4).
Baltimore at Cleveland inignti
Pappaa (4-2) vs. Donvan (7-0).
Wednesday's Games
Kansas City at New York
Minnesota at Boston, night
Cleveland at Chicago, night
Detroit at Baltimore, (night)
Los Angeles at Washington.
(nlghti
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. I..
San Francisco .... 2R 12
si Louis 22 1.1
Los Angeles 24 1.1
Cincinnati 19 IS
Pittahurgh 1H 10
Milwaukee 1 21
Philadelphia IS 20
Houston 14 23
New York 12 20
Chicago 12 25
Prt.
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Monday Night's Results
Pittsburgh 8. Chicago 4
St. Louis 4, Philadelphia 1
Houston 3. New York 2
Los Angeles 8, San Franclaco t
Cincinnati at Milwaukee, ppd
rain
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
Cblcaeo at Pittsburgh (night)
Cardwefl (0-41 vs. Friend (4-4).
Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night)
OToole (3-31 vs. Shaw (4-1 1.
Philadelphia at St. Louis (night)
McLlsh (4-0) vs. Gibson 14-21.
New York at Houston (nigntl
Craig (2-4 1 va. Farrell (3-3l.
San Franclnco at Los Angeles
(nlghti Sentard (4-3). vs. Drys
dale (3-31 or Williams 12-1).
Wednesday's Games
Chicago nt Milwaukee (night)
Pittahurgh at SI. Louis (night)
Cincinnati at Houston (nighll
New York at Los Angeles intghtl
Philadelphia at San Fran, (nlghti
Salt Lake ....
Seattle
San Diego ...
Portland
Tacoma
Hawaii
W. I.. Prt. C.B
24 9 .727
23 12 .017 2
17 111 .113 7
17 17 .100 7',
14 17 .4.12 9
13 10 .400 10',
13 19 .4HH 10',
21 .300 13',
I
1 Monday's Results
i Vancouver 3. San Diego 1
; Portland 3, Spokane 4
Only gamca scheduled.
I Tuesday's Games
Portland at Spokane
San Diego at Vancouver
Seattle at Tacoma
Hawaii at Salt Lake City
INTERNATIONAL LEAOt'K
Phila 010 000 000 I 8 t
St. Louis .. 020 002 OOx 4 8 1
Bennett. Green (fii. McLlsh (7i
and Dalrymple. Broglio. Washburn
12) ShantzlBiand Oliver. Winner
Washburn 1 3-0 1 Loner Bennett
(0-1). HR Slevers. White.
New York ... 020 000 0002 7 2
Houston 002 000 Olx 3 9 1
Hlllman, Mtzell (3)and Tnylor.
Golden (2-1) and Smith. Loser
Mlzell (1-2).
San Fran ooo 000 100 I .1 t
Los Angeles 000 201 0.1x 8 11 1
O'Dell. Bolin 17), Larsen (7) and
Bailey. Koufax (3-2) and Roseboro.
Loner O Dell 15-21. HR T. Davla.
Ccpeda.
Housewife Shares Lead
In Woman's Golf Meet
Richmond, Va. - (UPlt - A
housewife from Ft. Worth,
Tex., shared the spolight with
defending champion Polly
Riley here today as the 47th
annual Women's Southern
Golf Tournament opened Its
first round of match play.
Mrs. W. K. Stripling of Ft.
Worth pieced together a par
72 Monday to lead 138 golf
ers through the qualifying or
medalist round of the tourna
ment.
Floan Wins Regional
Open Playoff Berth
Spokane -0IPD- Gary Floan,
Clarkston, Wash., Monday
won this area's berth In the
regional playoffs for spots in
the U.S. Open Golf Tourna
ment, carding a 78-76-152.
He edged runnerup jarry
Camp Jr. by two strokes.
Camp shot Identical 77
rounds.
w. I.. Pet. r.B
Jacksonville 31 ft .724
Bulfalo 1 12 00(1 3',
Rochester 1.1 14 .317 8
Toronto 1ft 1.1 ..lift
Atlanta 14 1.1 .483 7
Richmond 12 IR -tun n,
Svracune 1 I 17 :IM ()',
Columbus 10 17 370 10
j Mnndav Resulls:
I Atlanta .1. Jacksonville 1
I Rochester 4-3. Toronto .1-0
Columbus 3. Richmond 2
' Buf'.aln 7, Syracuse 4
Bruce Cudd Leads in
Qualifying Round
Portland, Ore. - (IIPI) - Bruce
Cudd of Portland led in quali
fying action Monday for the
U.S. Open Golf Tournament
with a 38-hnle total of 143 at
the Portland Golf club.
Cudd will compete in sec
tional qualifying at Tacoma
on June 4 along with Larry
Lamhergor Sr. of Portland
and Tom Shaw of the Uni
versity of Oregon. Lambcrger
shot 146 In 36 holes, and
Shaw 147.
ANSTETT HOrToRED
Portland - MPD - Sophomore
Steve Anstrtt was named the
must valuable University of
Portland basketball player for
the l!)til-62 season here Mon
day night.
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Royal Oaks Golf
Meet in June
Vancouver, B.C. -Royal
Oaks Country club has set
June 15, 16, 17 as the dates for
its sixth annual Royal Oaks
"Invitational" golf tourna
ment. As in the past there will be
three divisions of play over
this 54 hole medal play event,
the championship, junior-senior
and the senior.
The championship is open
to players of any age, the
junior-senior to players 45
through 54 years, and the sen
ior for players 55 years and
over. A player may enter
either the championship or
the division his age qualifies
him for, but in no case may
he enter more than one di
vision.
was Corvallis with 310, reg
istered by Mark Gustafson
with 75, Larry Ferguson 76,
Steve Vrtiska 77 and Mike
Hollenbeck 82.
North Eugene was second
with 312. Cleveland and The
Dalles were tied for third
with 317 each, while Grant
and South Salem were tied
for fifth at 321.
Individual medal leader was
Tom Kabler of Sutherlin,
young brother of one-time
feminine golf star Carole Jo
Kabler, who shot an opening
day 72.
The final 18 holes were be
ing played today.
McLoughlin Girls End
Successful Tennis
Season With Victory
The McLoughlin Junior
High girls tennis team finish
ed a highly successful season
yesterday by defeating the
Hedrick girls team by a 6 to 1
score.
The match results are as
follows:
sinoi.ks:
Paula Lowery. M. def. Kaye Hav,
H. 0-2, B-3; Judy Klroc. M. dcf.
Judy Mee. H. 6-2. fi-fi; Janet Kol
kemo. M. dcf. Jean Sahidc, H,
7-3. 4-0. fl-3: Betty Davis. M, dcf.
Ana Richardson. M, .1-7. fi-0. fl-2:
and Karen Davis. H. def. Karen
Mjixkoii M. fi-4. 7-3.
not iii ks: t
Lowery and Kime. M. dcf. Hav
and Mee, H, fi-4, fi-l: Kolkemo and
Maxson. M. def, Snlade and Davis,
H. fl-6 (Kramer set).
Oregon, OSU To Send
31 For Competition
By United Press International
It's back to California this
week end for Oregon and Ore
gon State track and field
stars.
They'll compete in the Mo
desto Relays. Oregon will
send 16 athletes and Oregon
State 15.
Sig Ohlemann, Archie San
Romani Jr., Ted Abram and
Dyrol Burleson of Oregon will
go after the world two-mile
relay record of 7:20.3 held by
Southern California.
Oregon State's sprint med
ley foursome of Bob Johnson,
Gary Comer, Lynn Eves and
Norm Monroe will shoot for
the world record of 3:17.8 in
that event.
BOWLING
MONDAY TRIPLES LEAGUE
Glcsnona Sporttnff Goods (30-61
4. Powell 551; Rat Pack (12-24) 0,
Loros 4!)3.
Bflnhrul Bachelor (2B-B1 4, As
king 575; Tram No. 8 (14-22) 0.
Thornton 485.
!1 Chevron (2H-10. 4. Hall 52R;
Crater Aulo Supply (7-29) 0. BotU-
ford 520
Ren Taylor Insurance flH-IR, 3.
Kline 558; Simi Cycle Shop (16-20,
1, Wilson 537.
Comwell Market (18-201 3
Straus 515: Launderette (13-23, 1,
Keyser 328.
CLASSIC HOW I JSC. l.EACU'E
E. H Mann Co iM-H 0. Gor
don Srhulz 5f7; Lamport' Sport
ing Goods (41-27) 4. Leg Schnei
der 607
A W Root Beer (43-2.M 3. Gale
Kitnhall 575; Rogue Riviera (29
3E1) 1, .lim Anderson M!
HiRht Real ttnte 1 37-3 1 1 2,
Rerlc Stephen .iR.V Trait Crerk
l.unihei Co. (21-47) 2, Harry
Goodr 580
Sewing Machine Center (37-31. 2.
Ray Rise 628; North Chuck Wag
on i2t-47i 2. Larry Little H99
Millyer Oil Co. (20-30t 3. Norm
Millycr f0ti, Don Mideaunv (28
40i 1. Jim Farrar 604
Sewing Machine Center 2 ',
North' Chuck Wagon 977, Larrv
Little 258, Larry Litlle fiiifl.
Women's Golf
Last Thursday Rogue Val
ley lady golfers held a flag
tournament.
Winners were: A group,
Mrs. Ray Frisbie and Mrs.
Robert Palmer tied; B group,
Mrs. Richard Schwahn; C
group, Mrs. Dick House; D
group, Mrs. Andrew Foley;
nine-hole group, Mrs. Myers
D. Jones and Mrs. William
Walker tied.
Winners of the three hole
tournament for the beginner
golfers held May 14 were:
Mrs. Martin Vorheis, first;
Mrs. James Bayliss, second;
Mrs. Tom Snoop, third; Mrs.
Paul Selby, fourth. Prizes
will be awarded at the month
ly luncheon on June 7.
Play for Thursday, May 24,
will be medal and the second
play on the Trans-Mississippi
disc. The nine-hole players
will play for fewest putts.
May 24 Pairings:
Mesdames Kenneth Teeter. W.
O. BlackledRe. Fred Coleman. Rich
ard Finch; Brian Douglas, Randall
Gifiord. Harvey Woods. Ed Milne
Frank Tamney. E. W. Sickels. Al
William. R. H. Torheim; Jack
Six, Warren Bayliss, Russ Ache
snn. Ray Frishie; Richard Schwahn
Frank Bcnosh. R K Prtrn
McHueh: William Cowning. T A.
Culhertson Jr., F. G. Hunch, S. O.
Prnugh; Gordon Reeves, Rohert
Palmer. Galen Runner, l.lnvri
Brooks.
Mcsdame Howard S a r n g g 1 n
Walter Shaylnr, Tonv Cappelln
W. H. Pyle; Wayne Snflev. Rohert
ncLorme. F. L. Brewer, Dick
House: Jerrv OUon l.mi n Mc
Laughlin. Jim Bayliss. Max Mill
hnllin; R Ren Tavlor. Arthur
Wood, Rohert Morris. Glen Fa
brick; R. B Knighl, Charlc Mc
Adams. Lawrence Buonocore.
w. b. Mark; Leonard Schildt, C. R.
Williamson. J. A. Dickev. Alex
Peterson (Ashland); Richard Re
in en ler la. Thomas Lorenz. R. M.
Sorenson, Charle Swenson: M,
Donald Mcfipnrv. Rikii u,,.
R. E. Randalph, Reese Alexander!
Moidftmes C H Rnrrnll Fir..',!
Somen, Wayne SIruble, Ted
Groomes; B D. Mitchell. Andrew
Foley. S. L. Stark. Charles Gustaf
son; George Pearson Earle Tiche
nor. E. C. Truniblv.
."Nine Hole Players
Mesdames MeKariHrn V IT
Holmes, G. L. Lewis; Robert Mc
Intyre. Jim Quincy, Max Larson;
D. B. Lowry Ralph Mnrlatt. Bruce
Hammond. R. D. onell f. s
Went Jar Myers Jones; George
Barnum. G F Flint. Willis Wil
liam: Jack Bailey, Royal E. Bebb,
Paul Havilancl: Richard Swan Rnh.
ert Mtksehe. H. S. Gilmer: Forrest.
Casey. Vern Collin, Ray Park-hurNi.
Beginners
Me Sri am ps Jnhn r.jiloi Moil
Jones. Bert Buffington: Ellis Char-
ncr, ftiaric lavmr, Jerrv McGrew;
Ed Barrv. Darvl Carlsnn A11n
Sterlon; Wayne Whitwood. Bruce
Turner. John Sanford; Paul J Sel
by. Ernest Kennedy, H, S. Deuel;
Phil McAllister. Tom Shoop, W. C.
McCorkle: Burt Lageson.. B L.
Wood. Rov Lindouist: Ota Rinconr
John Seawell.
Women wishing to be paired
should call Mrs, C. Gustaison.
772-2;tR5 or Mr. L. Brooks,
772-!)4til),
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Team One tivsi 3, John Wise
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half and Jokers, winner of the
second half, u ill contend in a
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Brand New 5-Man
13' Diameter 9' Center
HEXAGONAL TENTS
A white summer tent. Proof them yourself.
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BINOCULARS and OPTICS
BINOCULARS 6x30, finest prism coal
ed optics. Fullv guaranteed, leather ease
and straps. Reg. $29.95. CIO CC
You Save S17.29. Now Only M I '"O
MICROSCOPE SET Complete kit, 750
power, reg. $16.95. You save CO CC
$8.29. Rirthday Sale Now Only WiBO
B1NOCVI.ARS 7x35, Reg. $39.95. You
save $5.29. Birthday Sale. CIA CC
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BINOCULARS 8x30, Reg. $43.95. You
save $27.09. Birthday Sale. C I C QC
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SHOES Drastically Cut!
4" WORK SHOES, Values to $14.95
Now Only $4.44
8" WORK SHOES, Values to $14.95
N; Only $7.44
UNCAUIKED LOGGERS, Values to $21 95
Now Only SI 1 .SB
CAULKED BOOTS, Value, te $32.00
Now Only $24.44
LOAFERS. Values to $9 95 Now Only $5.88
TENNIS SHOES, Values to $4.95
Now Only $2.84
TENNIS OXFORDS, Values to $4.95
Now Onlv $2 84
WADERS Chest high with feet. Lightweight
rubber, keeps you really dry. Reg. $9.95,
you save $4.29. Now Only $5.44
HIP BOOTS Men's, boys', women's. Green,
sporting lightweight. Steel shank, leg har
ness, non-ilip rib sole. Reg. 12.95. You
save $5.99. Now Only $4.94
RUBBER BOAT KIT For 2 men. No. 1 heavy
bottom, 2 built-in sears and oarlocks. 1 pair
of aluminum oars, heavy duty pump, patch
ing ktt. tie-down rope, tipper carry case.
Reg. $59 95, you save $14.30.
Now onlv - $39.99
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DIVING FLAGS,
FINS, GAUGES,
MASKS,
SNORKELS,
SPEAR GUNS,
COMPASSES.
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V." Double Skin
Do-lt-Yourtetf
Wei Suit Kits
by Healthways
All Complete
Reg. $51.50
You Save $21.84
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AIL TANKS AND
Va" Double Skin
by White Stag
Or Healthways
Wet Suits
With hood, gloves,
boors. Reg. $57.50.
You save $24.84.
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25 OFF
BLACK BEAR WAIST O'ALIS, 13-oi list $3.95, Now $1.88
DRESS SOX, finest types, $1.00 and $1.50 values.
Now only - 46c pr.
WOOL SOX, reg. 59c. Now only 36e pr.
FISHING CAPS, Now only 19c ea
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