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Jerome Anxious to
Against Hayes & Budd Again
By JAMES F. FOUR
United Pratt International
Eugene (UPlt Oregon's
Harry Jerome is anxious to
meet Bob Hayes of Florida
A&M and Frank Budd of Vil
lanova again.
It's simple. He wants to
prove he's the best sprinter in
the world.
Jerome, a 20-year-old Jun
ior from Vancouver, B.C., fig
ures to get his chance this
month. The occasion is the
NCAA track and field cham
pionships here June 15-16.
"I'm looking forward to the
meet," the soft-spoken Cana
dian said. "Hayes and Budd
will be tough but I hope I
can ' do my part for my
school."
' Bill Bowcrman's unbeaten
Oregon forces, with the likes
of Jerome, milcr Dyrol Burle
son and hurdler Jerry Tarr,
are favored to win the meet.
. And anything could happen
Approximately 300
Entries Likely in
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Drag racing will be one of
the top sports features this
week end, June 9-10 in bourn
em Oregon.
While City strip is the site
of the a 962 Oregon Spring
Championship drag races
sponsored by Southern Oregon
Timing association.
The affair is expected to
draw some 300 of the top
racers in the Pacific North
west and Northern California.
Advance entries include
many of the Sports' top con
tenders including the national
champion Skeans & Pickering
team of Vancouver, Washing
ton. The Glass Slipper of Sac
ramento, Calif., is expected to
be in contention as is the
Shoehorn of Reno, Nevada.
More than twenty five sleek
all-out acceleration "drag
sters" are entered in the meet.
Gaa and. Fuel
Competition will be held in
both the gas and fuel divisions
with more than $1,000 in
prize money going to the win
ners. Special features Include
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if all these sprinters get to
gether in one race. Jerome
nipped Hayes in the Califor
nia Relays last month In the
100 and his last loss in the
distance was to Budd in the
NCAA finals last year. He
was second.
Hayes holds an impressive
win over Budd in 100 meters
this year. He topped the fleet
Easterner at the Los Angeles
Coliseum Relays last month
Rtcord Co-holder
"They're both great run
ners," Jerome said when
asked to compare the two."
"It's tough to make a com
parison. Either one could beat
the other in a given race."
Hayes and Budd are co-
holders of the world s record
in the century at 9.2 seconds,
Jerome, who has galloped
to four 9.3s and a 20.8 in the
220-yard dash this spring, ex
plains he's much stronger this
year.
powderpuff events for the sals
and Saturday afternoon stock
car races for trophies.
Gates open Saturday at 10
a.m. for timed runs against
the electronic clocks. Sunday
action gets underway at 7 a.m
and stock eliminations begin
at 10:30 a.m. Sunday entry
deadline for stock cars is 9
a.m. and all other entries
must be registered before 12
noon.
The faster entries will have
their elimination races Sun
day afternoon, followed by
trophy and award presenta
tion.
The drag strip is located
seven miles north of Medford
off the Crater Lake highway
in west White City. Conces
sions will be available at the
track.
Ira Unanimous
All-Star Choice
Pullman, Wasn. - illPil - Ce
cil Ira, Oregon State pitcher,
was the lone unanimous
choice on the Northern Divi
sion all-star baseball team for
1982 announced by vote of
the live team coaches today.
Only one other man from
the champion club made the
all-stars. He is Al Lehrer,
picked for the third base spot.
The only team not to place
a man on the all-stars was
Washington, which finished
last.
The coaches were tied in
their choice for first base be
tween Paul Tomlinson, Wash
ington State University and
Mike Stowe, Idaho.
Other choices were second
base - Dave Moore, Oregon;
shortstop - Zeke Blocklnger,
WSU; outfielder - Bob Walk
er, WSU; Cal Dean, Oregon,
and Dick Mooncy, Idaho.
Pat Crook, WSU, was tap
ped for catcher and Bob
Christiansen, Oregon, was
named the second pitcher.
Louisiana Bill To
Outlaw Boxing Killed
Baton Rouge, La. - A
bill to outlaw professional
boxing in Louisiana received
a technical knockout Monday
from a committee of the state
house of representatives.
The committee voted, 9-3,
to kill the measure proposed
by Rep. Francis T. Bickford.
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I'm stronger and that's why
I am having a better year. It s
because of maturity. I don't
mean only physical maturity
but mental maturity, too. I m
adjusting better to academic
work.
Jerome had done only one
9.3 before this spring.
"I think it's only a matter
of time before I get down to
9.2," he added. "But I'm not
particularly worried about
my times just as long as I
win."
Holds Meter Mark
The 8-foot, 170-pound Van
couver athlete, who doesn't
think the damp Pacific North
west is a deterrent to his run
ning, also is the co-holder of
the world's record in the 100
meter dash at 10 seconds flat.
He turned in the effort in
1960 in Canada.
And last month, in the
same meet in which he beat
Hayes, he teamed with three
Oregon hurdlers to tie the
world's record in the 440-yard
relay at 40 seconds flat.
Texas set the mark at 1957.
It was his anchor leg that
led to victory and the record
equaling time.
Jerome has a tremendous
start and a brilliant finish but
he doesn't think there's any
strong point to his sprinting
ability. "I try to do every
thing well, he said.
Which race does he like
best?
'The 220," he answered. "I
just like the distance better."
In addition to the NCAA
meet, the Oregon star has sev
eral other goals.
He will compete for Canada
in the British Empire Games
at Perth, Australia, in Novem
ber. And he is pointing to the
1984 Olympic Games.
After college, Jerome wants
to coach and do government
work in Canada.
St. Luke's Still
Unbeaten in
Church Softball
St. Luke's Methodist re
mained unbeaten in the
YMCA church Softball league
by coming from behind to
score a 10 to 4 victory over
First Nazarene at McLough-
lin field Monday night.
Nazarene scored a run in
the first inning on a hit batter
and an error but St. Luke's
came up with three runs in
the second stanza to take com
mand of the game.
Dave Jordan pitched hitlcss
ball for St. Luke's until he
gave up a home run to Dave
Gardner and a single to Ren
nie Vowell in the sixth in
ning. After walking two con
secutive batters in the sev
enth, Jordan gave way to
Denny Pugmire, who gave up
two hits before retiring the
side.
Gardner got two hits in two
times at bat. Pugmire topped
St. Luke's hitters with three
for three and John Hay had
two for four.
n ii r
St. Luke's .030 241 01(1 0 1
Nazarene 100 001 2 4 4 3
Jordan. Pltcmlra 171 and Weaver:
Qualli and Gohle. Anderaon (6).
New Conference
Said Necessary
Spokane - WPII - A confer
ence is necessary to build up
interest for basketball, T.
Hank Anderson, athletic di
rector of Gonzaga university,
said Monday.
Anderson outlined to the
Inland Empire Sports Writers
and Broadcasters his reasons
for supporting a proposed
new basketball conference.
Gonzaga was one of seven
schools represented at a meet
ing at Hayden Lake. Idaho,
last week In which the pro
posed conference was dis
cussed. Anderson said the confer
ence would case scheduling
problems and provide uni
form standards for entrance
requirements and scholar
ships among the member
schools, most of which play
each other now.
Other schools involved in
the talks included Idaho.
Idaho State, Seattle U., Wohpr
College, Portland U. and Port
land State college. Anderson
said Portland Slate, the only
school now a member of a
conference, appeared a doubt
ful prospect.
Baird Has Best Open
Qualifying Score
By United Praia International
Sain Snrad and a host of
the nation's leading golfers
set out to top the score of
little Fred (Butch) Baird of
Galveston, Tex., today when
the qualifying competition for
the U.S. Open championship
winds up at seven different
sites.
Baird. a red-haired, 5-foot-9.
130-pounder w ho is playing
only his third year on the
pro circuit, had the best 36
hole qualifying score of Mon
day's competition at nix dif
ferent sites. Ualrd's 68-69 for
a three-under par 137 topped
a crack field playing at
Midgets Slated in Mixed Tag Match Thursday
Denny Moyer To Fight
Teddy Wright Saturday
New York 4UPII Middle
weight contender Denny
Moyer was scheduled to ar
rive today from Portland,
Ore., for his substitute tele
vision fight with Teddy
Wright of Detroit at Madison
Square Garden Saturday
night.
The Moycr-Wright bout re
places the heavyweight con
tenders' match between Eddie
Machcn and Cleveland Wil
liams, which was postponed
indefinitely Monday night be
cause of a brow-cut suffered
by Machcn in training.
In the Moyer-Wright 10
rounder, 22-year-old Denny
will be seeking family venge
ance against 25-year-old
Wright, who won a unani
mous decision over Denny's
older brother, Phil, 23, at the
Garden on May 26.
Denny was originally slated
to fight Wright on May 26
but he suffered an car infec
tion and had to withdraw.
Brother Phil substituted and
NEW PILOT - Charley Metro,
44, vetevan minor league
manager, has succeeded Lou
Klein as head coach of the
Chicago Cubs, team officials
announced today.
Bigras and Congdon
Qualify at Tacoma
For U. S. Open Golf
Tacoma - fUPIl - Adrian Pi
gras, a Montreal golfer now
stationed at Ft. Lewis, and
Chuck Congdon, Tacoma pro.
qualified at Fircrest Golf
Club Course here Monday for
the U.S. Open.
Bigras. who was sent to Ft.
Lewis when drafted while
working in the United States,
shot a 70-70-140. Congdon
shot 73-6(1 141 to qualify.
Ockie Eliasnn. Tacoma,
beat Bruce Cudd. Portland,
for the altcrnale spot. Both
had finished at 142.
The open will be held at
Oakmnnt, Pa., June 14-18.
Fights
Newcastle, England il'PP
Chic Calderwoori, 174' j, Scot
land, oplpolntcd Johnny Ha
lafihi, 175. Tonga Island (15
Britlsh Empire light heavy,
weight tille).
Paris HW-liippolytp Annex.
162. France, outpointed Mar
cel Pigou. 1S7-1!. France (10).
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Irish Jackie, shown
here, is one of
the midget wres
tlers scheduled
to a p p e a r in the
mixed tag team
feature of Thurs
day night's wres
tling card at Med
ford Armory. He
will team with
Fuzzy Smith and
heavyweight Tito
Kopa against
heavyweight Shag
Thomas and midg
ets Brown Panther
and Pancho Lopez.
Rocky C o 1 u m b o
and Wild Bill Sav
age meet in the
semi - windup and
Kopa goes against
Thomas in the op
ener, slated to start
at 8:30 p.m.
gave Wright a hard fight al
though he lost the unanimous
decision.
The week's boxing schedule
includes:
Tuesday: London - Dave
Charnley vs. Doug Vaillant.
Wednesday: Miami Beach
Mike DeJohn vs. Bert White-
hurst; St. Jerome, Que.-Bob
Cleroux vs. Jimmy Simpson.
Thursday: Los Angeles
Olympic -Tony Herrera vs.
Ray Valdez.
Friday: Oakland, Calif. -Bobby
Scanlon vs. Al Me
drane; Totowa, N.J. - Tom
McNeeley vs. Don McAteer.
Saturday: New York Gar
den - Eddie Machen vs. Cleve
land Williams (TV).
Tacoma, Making
Drive in PCL,
Tops Portland
United Press International
Defending champion Taco
ma is on the move in the Pa
cific Coast League, thanks to
a big push from reliever Don
Carlson.
He won his fourth game
in eight days Monday night
as the Giants came from be
hind to pull out a 9-8 decision
from Portland. It was the
Giants' sixth straight and
moved the sixth-place Giants
to within five game of idle
Salt Lake City, which has led
the league from almost the
opening day.
San Diego pounded out an
8-2 decision over Hawaii in
Monday night's only other
action.
Tacoma was down 8-6 after
seven Monday night as Run
Debus' three run homer for
the Beavers appeared to have
sewed things up.
But John Orsino homered
and then Ricardo Joscuh de
livered his third hit of the
night. Two walks, Gil Car
rido's single and Dusty
Rhodes' sacrifice fly gave Ta
coma the win.
Homers told the tale In
Honolulu. Tom Harper hit a
pair and Jesse Gondcr one
to lead the Padres. Big league
veteran Joe Nuxhall baffled
the Islanders all night and
spaced four hits.
It was his second win
against no losses in PCL play.
The linescores:
Portland 021 1)1(1 4008 Is 2
Tacoma ... 001 400 130 !! 9 0
Giecie. Grant (4t and Ricketts;
Thomas. Sovde t3. Carlson I7l.
Osinski (7l. Arruda (St and Orstno.
San rilrso ... 022 300 100 8 O 0
Hawaii 010 001 O0O2 4 2
Nuxhall and Gonder; Gatewood,
Paltca (4i, Blown (8l and While.
NFL Announces 36
Pre-Season Games
New York - t"Pl - The Na
tional Football league today
announced a 38-game pre
season schedule that includes
a twi-night exhibition double
header at Cleveland Aug. 18.
The pre-season slate, spread
over a six-week period, opens
Aug 3 and closes Sept. 9. The
regular season begins a week
later.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
Koufax Fans 13
As LA Stops Phils
By NOHMAN MILLER
UPI Sports Writer
Twice during his career
Sandy Koufax strained his
manager's patience to the
breaking point, and now for
his forbearance skipper Walt
Alston of the Los Angeles
Dodgers is being rewarded
with the best National League
strikeout pitching since Dazzy
Vance.
Koufax struck out 13 bat
ters Monday night in pitching
the Dodgers to a three-hit, 6-3
victory over the Philadelphia
Phillies. It was the only game
played in the major leagues
and it moved the Dodgers to
within two games of the first
place San Francisco Giants.
This was the fourth straight
game in which Koufax struck
out 10 or more batters and it
raised his season total to 123
whiffs. At this rate, the 28-year-old
lefthander could sur
pass Vance's 262 strikeouts in
1924 and the league record of
267 set by Christy Mathew
son in 1903.
Not Always So
All this fine flinging makes
Koufax mighty popular with
Alston these days, but it
wasn't always thus.
As late as 1960, when Kou
fax had an 8-13 record, Alston
was beginning to wonder if
he'd ever learn how to con
trol his blazing fastball.
"Koufax is a mystery," Al
ston lamented. "He can't
throw anything but one kind
of ball-a high one.
"Still, you can't give up on
him."
Monday night's triumph,
made easier by the homers by
Wally Moon and John Rose-
JW Loggers
Defeat GP
John Wheeler Logging of
Medford took 8 to 1 and 1 to 0
Softball victories from the
Grants Pass Elks Sunday as
pitchers Vern Collins and Mi
lan Kurtz tossed one-hitters.
Collins fanned 13 batters
and walked two In the first
game. Bill Weddle got two of
his Logger team's eight hits.
He and Jack Brown doubled.
Kurtz issued one base on
balls. He whiffed seven. The
pitcher aided his own winning
cause by getting a hit in the
sixth inning. Jack Dier was
sent in to run for him. With
two oul, Fuz McCay was safe
at first and Dier reached third
on a dropped third strike. Don
Jacobson then slashed a hot
single to score Dier.
The Loggers will play the
defending state champion
Randall's Chuck Wagon team
of Salem in a twinbill on Sat
urday night at Memorial field,
White City. '
t iML-nj-miW'
John Wheeler.. 000 400 4 8 8 t
Grants Pass . .. uui uuu u i i i
Collins and Dillon; Browns and
Morrison
John Wheeler . 000 001 01 3 1
Grunts Pass .. 000 000 00 1 1
Kurtz and Dillon; Salter and
Morrison.
Giants Open
Chicago Series
Chicago - rUPli - The San
Francisco Giants, off on still
another winning streak, open
ed a three game series in
ivied Wrigley Field today
against the Chicago Cubs.
Manager Alvin Dark named
Billy O'Dell to pitch against
the Cubs' veteran Bob Buhl
(3-3). O'Dell's 6-3 record in
cludes tough luck losses of
2-1 and 1-0.
The Giants enter the fray
with a two-game lead over
Los Angeles and a win string
of five straight. They were
idle Monday.
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boro, was Koufax' eighth
against two defeats. And for
a while it looked like he
might wind up with a one
hitter. Tony Taylor hit his first
pitch of the game for a single,
but Koufax gave up no more
hits until Johnny Callisan sin
gled with one out in the ninth.
A walk and Jackie Davis'
homer produced Philadel
phia's three runs.
Art Mahaffey was the loser
on his 24th birthday, making
his record 5-7.
Los Angeles .120 COI 1 10 S 12 2
Philadelphia 000 000 003 3 3 1
Koufax 18-21 and Roaehoro. Ma
haffey, Hamilton 12). Baldachun
(Si and Oldis. Later Mahaffey
5-7l. HR Moon, Roseboro, J.
Davis. ,
Softballers
Collide in
Loop Tilts
JACKSON COUNTY
SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
W. L.
Pet.
1000
jmo
.750
.600
.500
..100
.333
.333
.000
.000
Grants Pass 4
Schulz Garage 4
Tru-Mix Concrete 3
Jay Allen Cara 3
Mail Tribune 2
Sam Jennings Co 2
Central Point 1
Butte Falls 1
Comm. Workers 0
Int. Harvester 0
1
Jackson County Softball as
sociation enters the fourth
week of its season with two
games this evening at Cheney
field.
International Harvester will
oppose Butte Falls at 6:45
p.m. and Central Point Mer
chants and Sam Jennings
company will meet in the sec
ond game.
Tru Mix Concrete and Mail
Tribune will meet in the early
Wednesday contest and Keith
Schulz Garage is billed against
Communications Workers of
America.
In a Sunday makeup game
Jay Allen Cars moved into
lone hold on fourth spot in
the standings with a 2 to 1
nod over Central Point.
Rival pitchers Jim Rein
holtz of Jay Allen and Vern
Neiswanger of Central Point
each gave up three hits. Each
walked three. Neiswanger
fanned six and Reinholtz four.
Getting hits for the Carmen
were Tom Perdue, Jerry
Shulls and Jim House. CP
safeties were by Jim Higtn
botham, Dale Lane and Neis
wanger. SHORT SCORE:
11 K
Central Point 1 3 1
Jay Allen 2 3 2
Neiswanger and Lane; Reinholtz
and Christean.
League Leaders
By United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player & club G. AB
Williams, Chi. .50 108
Cepeda. S.F 53 220
F. Alou. S.F... 48 188
Groat. Pitts. 48 201
Gnzlcz. Phil.. 42 135
T. Davis. L.A..52 213
Dvnprt.. S.F. . 50 170
Thomas. N.Y.. 46 184
Flood. St. L. - 46 200
Burright. L A 35 1(18
Fairlye. L A 41 103
R. II. Pit.
43 71 .350
45 75 .341
35 64 .340
21 68 .338
27 52 .335
40 71 .333
34 36 .329
26 60 .326
27 68 .325
10 35 .324
17 34 .324
21 54 .302
26 43 .347
32 40 .336
25 66 .335
20 43 .331
26 61 .328
25 5I .316
16 47 .318
40 60 U7
28 47 .309
AMERICAN LEAC.UE
Jimnez. K.C.. 45 140
EssoRian. Civ. 36 124
Kaline. Del 36 146
Rollins. Minn 51 107
A. Smith. Chi. .38 136
Robnsn. Chi... 47 186
Runnels. Bos... 46 176
Battev. Minn... 41 148
Siebcrn. K C. 51 183
Boyer. N Y 43 152
Home Runs
National League Mays. Giants
19; Opeda, Giants 15: Banks. Cubs
14; Thomas. Mots. Mejias. Colls and
Pinson. Reds all 13.
American Leacue Gentile. Or
ioles 15; Cash. Tigers 14; Wagner,
Angrts 13: Kaline. Tigers 13: Es
acgian. Indians 12.
Runs Batted In
National League T. Davis,
Dodgers 56; Cepeda. Giants 52;
Mays. Giants 47: Pinson. Reds 40;
F. Alou. Giants 39.
American League Siebern. Ath
letics 39: Kaline. Tigers 38; Gen
tile. Orioles 37; Wagner. Angels
37; Robinson. White Sox 36.
Pitching
National League Pierce. Giants
8-0: Purkey. Reds 9-1: Williams.
Dodgers 3-1: Koufax, Dodgera 8-2;
McLish. Phils 4-1.
American League Wickersham.
Athletics 6-1; Donovan , Indians
8-2: Foytack Tigers 4-1: Pascual.
Twins 7-2: Belinsky. Angels 6-2;
Walker. Athletics 6-2.
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STANDINGS
Bv United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
San Francisco ... 39 13 .722
Loa Angelea 37 17 .683 2
Cincinnati 29 18 .617 6'j
Pittsburgh 28 20 .583 8
St. Louis 24 24 .500 12
Milwaukee 24 27 .471 I3'i
Houston 21 29 .420 16
Philadelphia .... 19 31 .380-18
Chicago 16 34 .320 21
New York 12 34 .261 23
Monday's Results
Loa Angelea 6. Phlla. 3 (nifhll
Only game scheduled.
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
San Francisco at Chicago
New York at rnlladelphla (nightl
Craig (2-7) or Hook (3-6) va.
Green (1-2 1.
Loa Angelea at Pittsburgh (2.
twl-nightl Dryadale (8-31 and
Williams (5-11 va. Francis 12-21 and
Friend (5-61.
Cincinnati at St. Louis (night)
Purkey 19-11 vs. Simmona ;ti-2i.
Milwaukee at Houston (nightl
Piche (3-01 vs. Golden (3-2).
Wednesday's Games
New York at Phlla.. 2. (twlnlghtl
Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (nightl
San Francisco at Chicago
Cincinnati at St. Louis (night)
Milwaukee at Houston (nightl
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
Cleveland . 27 19 .587
New York 27 19 .587
Minnesota 29 22 .569 3
Detroit 26 20 .565 1
Loa Angeles 23 22 .332 2'a
Chicago 26 25 .310 3!
Kansas City 24 27 .471 3'
Baltimore 23 26 .460 5'2
Boston 19 27 .413 B'i
Waahlngton ,.14 33 .208 13 U
Monday's Results
No games scheduled.
Tuesday's Probable Pitchers
Cleveland at New York (nightl
Grant (3-0) vs. Terry 16-41.
Detroit at Boston (night) Re
gan (4-2) vs. Monbouquette (3-61.
Kansas City at Minnesota (night)
Bass 11-51 vs. Paacaul (7-21
Chicago at Loa Angeles (night)
Horlen (5-21 vs. Belinsky (6-2) or
Chance (2-3).
Washington at Baltimore (2. twi
nightl Rudolph (1-1) and Osteen
11-5) va. Roberts (0-1) and Pappas
(5-3).
Wednesday's Games
Cleveland at New York
Detroit at Boston
Kansas City at Minnesota (night)
Chicago at Los Angeles (night)
Washington at Baltimore (nightl
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W.
rl. GB
Salt Lake 30 15
Seattle 20 18
San Dlcgo 27 19
Tacoma 24 21
Hawaii 20 26
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.617 2'
.587 3 li
.333 a
.434 101,
.420 II ',2 I
.419 11 I
Portland 21
Vancouver 18
Spokane 13 29
.310 13 li
Monday's Results
Tacoma 9, Portland 8
San Diego 8, Hawaii 2
Only games scheduled.
Tuesday's Games
Seattle at Vancouver
Portland at Tacoma
Salt Lake Citv at Hawaii
Spokane at San Diego
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Salem ,
Wenatchee ....
Yakima
Tri-Clty
Lewuton
Eugene
.444
13 22 .371 8s
Monday's Results
Salem 10. Tri-City 9 (1st game I
Salem 7. Tri-City 0 (second game)
Only games scheduled.
Today's Schedule
Tri-City at Wenatchee
Salem at Yakima
Lewiston at Eugene
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Hurler Wendell Glaze
Hillsboro - OJPII - Wendell
Glaze, star Hillsboro High
School pitcher who was un
beaten in 15 games, pitched
three no-hitters and had an
.066 earned run average, was
signed to a Pittsburgh Pirates
contract Monday.
Glaze will report this month
to Kingsport, Tenn., for play
in the Rookie Appalachian
League which starts action
June 26.
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