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Central Point Studs Nudge Medford 1 -0 In Legion Baseball When Central Point and Medford American Legion Junior baseball aggregations get together, you can count on a humdinger of a ball game. And, Friday night's encounter was no exception. It was strictly up to reputa tion. "It was better than the pras play," was the comment of a number of faros. In a spankler between faeea rivals, Central Poi-nt's Cheney Studs nicked the Bfedfowd Cokes I to 0 in a non-league sklr.nvish ai Memter-iwi field- White Eity. H was a brand 8 ball wihioh 1'eH-the f cpMn (hob ijegi'pn. ?orn.p.et:itibn to tWs a.r.ea. is vuor.t-hy ef I'ajiger hir.nriu o'f fans And, H He- vivetf taW abeut acted- a a rtMinlv,'bur1t stadium kvre Tie lone marker, in a tussle marked by some tewific play on both sides, came unearned In the third inning. Laiaw Mteson drew a walk to start oH the Skids' teird batting tuan., Ire was forsed at second by Mike Glirfes Wut a fat Pepper saurifice put Glincs on second base. Lou Alvarez got a ase oa Wails. Then Jeff Anhonn knocked a scooter through the inftelel. Second baseman, who's view was momentarily blocked bey advancing" runner Alvarez, en countered trouble with the spinning ball. Gllncs zjptfbd- across the plate. Cokes Gats M&it M Medford outhit the Stud five to two. But, CP pitcher Mason, who struckout five and walked four, had error less backing until the top of the seventh panel when the Cokes had a g scoring chance. With oae aut in this final frame, Den Anderson was gate at first a ground ball who sAinrtstn Alvarez's 1wv wan lata the dirt. Stuart Your sacrificed Anderson to seaoaet aaael Jim Calhoun was sent aaji Wane runner. Dan Mites uiefS wwi-acd Intention- Higfi Scfrcftri Baseball Finals Rained 'ut , Portland - (UPD - Bain forc ed cancelation of the state high school baseball champi onship games which had been scheduled here Saturday night. The Oregon Schawl ActivK tics association said the final ists will go InU the recards as co-champions in each of the three classes. The tripleaeader was to have matched South Eunene and Hillskara for the Cls A-l title, Drain and North Catholic of Portlaad for the Class A 2 crovuM aad CoUiro and Condoa fer Hie Ckess B title. ROfiY ROLLERS LEAGl'K Kada Van linea rolled lfl-JIt 1e 1SIA bv Woodland Hnnhti raHrkl and 1.1a by Park mnlr to rlraw tiTat place in BUie tiNUcre Petvl infl learrte. !?lenftte ef leur Wim were lta Hancat-k. Lenty. WW an .!- CuWifr. BmvImr ior Woee"eitia' i-w lrjrl.y.-n Weracr. hajlm Mi-Yet-heel laid Juae aaen. On the Paak team were fiaiv avton, Corol Etnere and Jeiei Peyton. Rust Johanon had hie avcrf. 1211. hlMft acrlca acrah-h. 4113, ati nigh name arnajeh, ui, Clara Tor. rey had hlKh acrlca with handl. rap. urn. June KlRRa had hlith Hiue wnn nanaicap. Ji40, and waa moat Improved bowler, tfi plna. i-eriecl attendance awarda went to Glnny Weaver, Mnrg Peleraon. .lean Peyton. Hancock. Hohl. Mc- Sweeper winnera were Mai giP "."ui. ono, ana jonnaon. a.T Oftlcera named are Sttcklev. prealdent; Harriet Sherman, vice preaioent; weaver, aecretarv treaaurer. fid Johnaon, aergeant at-arma. COMMKHt 1AL ICWit a- Alexander and Brown won the Commercial league bowling play off 4.135 to 44W3 over Tower lirot ler. A and B acorea were Charlea fttewnorter VII. Mel .tler 1W72 Jim Owaley 844. Dan Meeker U72 and 3obby champion 840. Kor Tower Droller. Hoy t'.veraon had 0r7. Don I vie D7S. Dick Adkina Jim rtcnncneck 821) and Hi ley Appelgate 824. MAIL TlllltliNK MATt'll Mall Tribune women'a team de reater the newapaper men'a team JV20 to 2H8B in a Tridav night howling match. The victory was on the alrenglh of 018 handicap pl-ia to the men'a .104. Scratch lotala were 2IS4 for the men and 2720 for the ladlea Dudley Peteraon had a .116 high aenej or the mn and Lynn McCoy 3R4 lor the women. Rogue Valley On SO College's Courts Rogue Valler Tennli club will hold its amual fournay on Baturdaf nncV Sunday. Juna 9 and 10. on tha 10 courlt at Southarn Oregon college. Eight divisions of play ara plannad, Thay ara man's singlet and doubhn, woman's s i n g 1 a i, niixad doublat, tingles for boys 1) yean of aga and SUNDAY. JUNE 3. 1962 ally and he and Calhoun ad vanced on a passed ball. Dick Deffley walked to fill the sacks. Mike Neathamcr sock ed a fly to center field. This was the final out of the game but the ball almost dropped ia safely. Shortstop Alvarez reported ly called for th ball and centerfielder Neil Rivenburg held up. However, Alvarez saw that the ball was more rMuerrburg's thaaa his own and tke asignieat wnej switched. The eut-f-ie4de4- raaah? the catch j&ist wi the ni4 el tins. Angora and A l-v,e gX Ike tK s-nfe-t-ics aft Cakra trssns ,i-'K'E'ft, w.!a tei'ed six mi XiSMcei t&wr (roe passes, ndvr- sea 6h-)fi-od tnvroe and Keatt- hiort Gjt.v Itl'iltor aad MvoVsral cMt. 14iret lvftrdvj MctMsrd lk-e;-civd m Hwjo Innings ether tk-aat tke Iswt. Anelesion led W the last of the thk-d wK-h kas Mrs (w- baser. With age skrt t,ttes walked. Second1 Itaficntev ft Peaaer tell in ftclatk a grounder by De&Hey law-t wrap ped the hall ta Alvarez a sec ond to ikst ant Mlcs. Aader- san vuent to third. Ncathamer smashed a fly ta dcea center field but Riveaburg backed to ma le tJaae catch for the tWrd out. Aadersoa twa-baKcd auaia ia the fifth iawirag but was dsabled off second when Pep per snared a liner by Miles. Neathamer and Miller got their hits successively in the sixth inning with one out but strikeout and a ground out spoiled opportunity. Central Point still had run ners on first and third after the third inning marker but groundout ended further bid. In the lift.i panel with two out Medford rlghtficlder Wayne Couch dropped a fly by Pepper. The runner moved to second on a hit by Alvarez but was picked off base by Young. Medford chuckcr also picked a runner at first. Deffley Sparklef The night's fielding gem came in the sixth Inning when DcMlcy, playlae third base, dashed ahaut halfway across ihe infield to take a ground er by Don Kilbourn on the run and whip the ball to first base for the put out. Couch ia the second panel took what seemed a sure hit away from John Weiser with a long out field run and Slad third stick er Glines made a tiae rua axd catch on a deep faul fly by Barnes in the fiHb, Coaches Bill A.'dtvilla of Central Point and Cliff Mc Lean of Medford iaaiicalcd pleiature ilh thai purform a'cs of their playais wad pe-ialcd Wt'aifria pttt i, bvth tes. Maws erf Ilea wma klaat trf wtkaua K aalicipatcd meet fri diiy ewaing whea Ihr- t-o aiect again at Thito City, with Medford la ai thu "haw" team. Central Point rt5 n) Icaaa Hirg for la;o nonkrasiai (aacs todny. The Sluai am play laaicburg at hite City (i Wednesday. Medford re portedly ill be idle until Fri day tussle. l): Itl'itntt Mllca. aa as netllcy. 3h 3 Ncathamer, H 4 Miller. ,f .... .1 Ilarnea. c 3 Schro'd'r. 2h 3 Couch, rl 3 Andcra'n. lb 3 I'alhoun .. 0 Young, p .. 2 Tntala t'eutral 1'olnl AH r.hnea. 3h 3 P Pi p er. 2b 2 Alvarez, aa . 2 Anborn. c . 3 Twedell, If 2 Kilbourn. It t Itiv itb rg, cf 2 Omlln'n. lb t Weiner, rl .. 2 Jnnea. rl .. . 0 Maaon. n .... 1 Tu It 19 I 21 Mr1ford 000 000 00 CrntrNl Point . ooi floo x 1 Two hnne hits Audrrwin i Sur rUloe hilt Yovihb Prnncr. Ooublr rtly- Prpiwr tn Alvnrrr I.rtt on -Mrdford fl. lntrl Pmni . Strikout By Ynunit H, hv Mumhi S HnMi on bdltn Off Young 4 off MjiMn 4 Wild pMch Young Pd hull An horn Umpirea Copelund Mild .Swunmn Net Battle under and for girli 16 and under. Entries may be mailed to Richard C. Joy. 1665 Siikiyou blvd., Ashland. Silver trophies will ba awarded in all divi sions. A picnic for all playeti will ba held at tha Joy home on Saturday avaning. Tha man's tlnglat will have a consolation round. f aM.- Ca " NAIA GOLFER - Gordon Marlatt, Southern Oregon col lege golfer, was to leave by plane today for Davenport, lawa, to contend in" the NAIA g-sfcf champioitetilps .Tuesday tkratagh Saturdny. Marlatt is KakKg- his settd trrp at the It-aittw. toe was lMk indi vrrktaJJy in ISKI. The seniir caai-n was 4eae4a ia i&OC dual Ki.iy-flaes seasea and wns seeiaKd in tire Oregon Coi kw.e canafereace and NAIA disfriet meets. The four year let-toraiaa is termed by Coach Al Akins, "the best golfer that Imb ever played for me here at Seathern Oregon, - (Dean Freeaian photo). C&rnel-iws Ties Betsy Ra-wb Ir pniew s toj;IP ' Beaumont, Tex.-(UPII-Kathy Cornelius shot an even par 73 Saturduy to move into a sec ond - round tie with Betsy Rawls al 148 ia the 10th an nual $7,500 Babe Zaharias Women's Open golf tourna ment, four strokes ahead of the field. Miss Rawls of Spartanburg, S. C, paced the field after Friday's first round with a one under par 72 but she slipped to 74 Saturday. She three-putted the 10th Kieen for a bogey five to put her one over par Saturday. A birdie on the 17lh hole spelled the difference for Miss Cornelius, of Phoenix. Ariz, The two leaders were four strokes ahead of a threesome at 150 Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth, Betty Jameson of San Antonio and Ruth Jes se n of Seattle, Wash., after 36 holes. Saturday's best round over the 6,219 - yard Beaumont Country club layout was a 71 turned In by Kathy VThitworth of Jal, N. M. She toured the course in 34-37, two under par. The women's pro ajf cur rent moncy-wiaairgg leadwr, Hickey Wright of Diilliw, Witt far donn the list al 7S-7I 154 for tin? first two roun. Mary Lam Faulk, abfead laaj chiwipicaa at this tourney, as one of five players bunch ad at 151. , afafraatfe few! WBJuaJUaa aaVliatal fort "Worth, Tex. - (UPD-For onl the second time in 22 yars, the National Open &t tourniimet galleries ill not hate a chaiK-e to pull for their j-rntimeAt.-W faorit, H ftan - tlw "wee ice man" -ho hi no tl covttlrtf croV four times. A painful attack of bursi tis lias force tl 4-year-old Uofan to notify the U.S. Golf association that he would be unable to compete next Mon day in the sectional qualifying rounds at Pittsburgh. Pa. P T)i mil v nl lin ' 1 imo 1 ho talented 'IVxan has had to forego a ciVinee al. the Open crown was In 1949 while he recuperated from a near-fatal auto accident. New Baskotball Conference Eyed Spokane - UM - Athletic di rectors of seven colleges and universities in four North west states will propose to their administration that they unite in a new basket ball conference. T. Hunk Anderson, athletic director at Gonzni!a universi ty, snid the seven met at Hay den Lake, Idaho. Wednesday and Thursday and agreed on the proposal. Included were Anderson, Joe Holland, Portland State college; Kddie O'Brien, Seat lie univresity- Heed Swenson, Weber collcue. Ocden. Utah; Al Neratti, University of Portland; John Vesser. idarto Statu eolleiie, and J Nell (Skip) Stanley, University of Idaho. Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZF.MACOI You muit ha tatlafted er your money chaolully telundad. Get I boltl. today al WESTERN THRIFT. Santa Clara Defeats 0SU Jo Santa Clara - iUFD - Santa Clara, storming from behind with a four - run rally in the seventh inning, defeated Ore gon State 7-5, Saturday and earned the right to represent the West Coast in the NCAA baseball tournament. Jay Herbert Takes One Stroke Lead Over Player Memphis, Tenn. lUPD- Dap per Jay Hebert, veteran La fayette, La., shotmaker, fired his second straight five under par 65 Saturday for a 198 and a one-stroke lead over Gafy Player at the three-quarter mark of the 1962 Mem phis Open. The 39-year-old former PGA champion caught Player on the back nine, then streaked past him. Player, the second round leader, carded a 68 to go with his 65-66. . Hebert's brother, Lionel, supplied the low round of the day with a staling 64. His 29 on the par 36 backside follow ed a one over par 35 on the front nine, to give him third place at 200. Young Bruce Cramplon of Sidney, Australia, who shot the lowest round of the tour laasy with a 63. Friday, stayed ia a three-way tie for fourth jalrce at 201 wit national chamaicn Gene Littler and Tommy Jacobs. Julius Boros and first-round leader Gay Krewer Jr. were another two strokes back at 203. Arnold Palmer, golf's lead ing money winner this year with $59,308, started his fam ed finishing kick with a four under par lit which included one eagle, five birdies, one booey and one double-bogey. He stBMelB at'208. The Pennsylvania muscle- San Francisco - IUPD - The San Francisco Forty Nincrs signed rookie Milton McPike to a 1962 contract Saturday and announced that they had missed out on only two of their 24 draft choices. McPike, stands six feet two and weighs 225 pounds, was number 12 in their draft list. He starred as an offen sive end and defensive half back at Missouri State Teach ers. ' ' Seventeen of the 24 players drafted will report ta training camp at St. Mary's next month. Five have additional college eligibility. The Forty Nincrs missed out on Lance Alworth, their number one pick, who is go ing to the San Diego chargers of the arch rival American Football League. A fifth choice, Ted Woods, has sifned to play In Canaan. MEDFORD Trailing 5-3 when they came up in their half of the seventh, the Broncos sent nine men to the plate as they rout ed left - handei Cecil Ira with a five-hit attack. Relief pitcher Dan Korbel singled across two runs with man, who won four consecu tive tournaments going into the Memphis shootout, said he was bothered by a cold here the first two days when he shot a pair of 71s. Tournament officials esti mated the crowd at 12,500 the largest gallery ever to witness a day's action in the five-year history of the Mem phis event. NCAA Group Appi i a roves Meet Standards Eugene - (UPD - The NCAA track and field rules commit tee has approved the quali fying standards for 1062 meet here June 15-16, Oregon ath letic director Leo Harris an nounced Friday. The standards were set up tentatively last year and were approved by a mail ballot. They were adopted to cut down the number of competi tors and preliminary heats in the national meet. Meet officials said about 275 athletes have already met the qualifying standards and another 125 entries are ex pected. Oregon is the leader so far with 22 qualifiers, South ern California is second with 19, followed by San Jose State, Villanova and UCLA with 12 each. Oregon State has 11 who have met the standards. Qualifying marks are: 100 - yard dash, :0t.5; 220 yard dash, :2.14 around a curve; 440 - yard dash, :47.3; 880 - yard run, 1:51.1; mile run. 4:0; three - mile run, 14:13.0 or f:10 for two miles; 3,000 - meter steeplechase, 9:2 or 9:10 for two miles; high hurdles. :14.4; 400-meter hurdles, :52.3; hammer throw, 168-9; shot put 55-6; discus, 165-10; javelin, 227-8; broad jump, 24-2; pole vault, 14-6; high jump, 6-6; hop, step and jump, 46-4. KKTAl VKOm Commerwal IndustMJl ftvMentyal ffteet JVMtatf Vd StoWfess, GMManiaed and Copper FAMoion BRILL y rv rT Tl QJ f I PllOt 772-4440 Sj MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MAIL I'HIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON the bases loaded to tie the score. Then John Giovanola cracked a double ihat brought home . Tom Arietta with the winning run. A single by John Boccabella sent across an in surance tally before Jim Falk took over for ra and got the side out. The winning pitcher was Korbel, who replaced starter Pete Magrini in the fifth in ning. Bob Garibaldi, who fan ned IS Beavers Friday night Jones Gets Grid Post At Ashland Ashland - IUPD - Former Ca nadian professional football player Marsh Jones has been picked as head football coach at Ashland high school. Jones moves to Ashland from Riddle High school where he was tha head grid coach. 2 Fans Die at LA-Yanks Qamta Los Angeles - IUPD - Two baseball fans died Friday night of apparent heart at tacks suffered during a game at Dodger Stadium in which the New York Yankees de feated the Los Angeles An gels, 6-2. The coroner's office said Byron Rector, a 65-year-old mechanic from Portland, Ore. toppled from his seat shortly after the game got underway. The second victim, Lewis Farwell, 63, of Brea, Calif., also was stricken at the sta dium and died at the ballpark dispensary shortly before mid night. Both men suffered apparent heart attacks, the coroner said. Represent West in aa Santa Clara woo the first of the best of three game se ries, 8-1, finished up. Oregon State, with Brian Bailey crashing a. home run and triple, twice toox the lead before the Broncos broke loose in the seventh. Santa Clara, Calif. - (UPD -The hard - hitting Santa Clara Broncos proved they were plenty tough Friday night. Just ask the Oregon State Beavers. The Broncos, behind the 4 hit pitching of Bob Garibaldi, walloped the Beavers 8-1 in the first game of a best-of-three series for the NCAA dis trict 8 championship. SOC's Mike Hanby Ties For Third m NAIA Fob- Vault Sioux Fals, S. D. - Mike Hanby of Southern Oregon college tied for third in Jlhe pole vault Saturday night and was the lone southern Ore gonian to place in the 11th annual NAIA Track and Field finals here. Hanby registered a mark of 13 feet, 7'i inches in the event, which was won by Kent aker of Ft. Hayes State, Kansas, with 14 feet, 1 inch. Dan Bulkley, SOC track coach, reported by phone aft er the meet that cold, windy weather caused many of those in the meet to register below par performances. Two other SOC represen tatives placed just out of the running in their respective events, Bulkley said. Spike Gordon was seventh in the pole vault at 13 feet, 1V4 inch es, and Fred Thomas was sev enth in the hop, step and jump at 44 feet. Jerry Arndt apparently cracked a bone In his foot AsManJ Newspaper Advertising Hits the Mark ivith a Large and Constant Audience There's nothing hit-or-miss about the newspaper atidienct I -it's a constant audience that vari little throughout th year. That's because newspaper circulation remains eon tant with little variation from month to month. There is no summer slump in newspaper reading habits. Further more, readers can pick their own time day or night to enjoy the paper. And they do over 107,000,000 of tha j every day i the U S For sure-fire results, dvrti I eoosistently in the daDy newspaper. The Broncos collected 1 1 hits off three pitchers, Including the Beavers' star junior left hander Cecil Ira. Shortstop Ernie Fazio led the way for Santa Clara with a 410-foot solo home run in the seventh inning, a run scoring triple in the third and a single in the fifth. Tim Cullen hit a two-run homer in the fifth for the Broncos. Oregon State scored its only run in the seventh inning and it was unearned. Dave Long, who had doubled, came in from second base on an error of a fly ball hit by John Thomas. Garibaldi registered his while running the three mile and had to withdraw after the first two miles. He was unable to run in the mile. Arndt was doing well in the WRESTLING re dot mmm Ba30i m Midget anal Mtocevywieigiifca! Tag Team flfam Ewnt One Hr TITO KOPA SHAG THOMAS PUZZY SWrN v. BftOWM PAMTHflft IRKM JACKIE PAWCWO LQP&X lpus and one Other PaelimMry t Ringside $2; General $1.50; Students (undfer 16) 70 TICKETS AT lAMPORT5-mE3FOR HoJf.rJ NCAA eighth victory in nine deci sions for the season. The win upped Santa Clara's record to 34-6. ' Ira, who was removed after four innings after allowing three runs, took his second loss in 13 decisions. The Beav ers suffered their fifth loss in 31 games.' The linescores: (Saturday Game) LINESCOltt: Oregon State 200 010 200 5 0 S Santa Clara 000 012 40x 7 10 3 Ira. Falk I7l and Hayward; Mag rini. Korbel (51. G&ribaldo (9) and Coolc. W Korbel. L Ira. HR Bailey. (Friday Game) Santa Clara 003 030 101 8 11 1 Oregon State 000 000 100 1 4 A Garibaldo and Cook: Ira. Hatch fS). Bevana (9) and Hayward. race when the mishap oc curred, Bulkley indicated. Bill White of SOC was eliminated Friday In the high, hurdles and 440-yard hurdles. PHONE 773755$
