Olsen, Scroggin Win Champ
Flight junior Golf Matches
Lake Oswego -OJPD- It was
a bad day for medalists at the
Oregon Junior Golf tourna
ment Tuesday. Two co-medalists
and last year's boys di
vision champ were beaten in
the first round of match play.
Alan Hudspeth, co-medalist
in the junior division from
Prineville, was eliminated by
Portland's Dick lverson, S
and 3.
Steve Morrison of Portland,
co-medalist in the boys divi
sion, was beaten on the 18th
hole; 1-up, by Bob Rennie of
Portland.
Scott Smith of Lake Oswe
go, Boys winner last year, lost
to Don Murrow of Eugene,
one-up.
Four Ducks
Named on
All-America
Eugene-HIPD-National cham
pion Oregon got eight places
and Oregon State one on the
54 - man college all-America
track and field team an
nounced today.
Washington State got two
places.
Oregon placed Harry Jer
ome in the 100 and 220, Jerry
Tarr in the high and inter
mediate hurdles, Mel Renfro
in the high hurdles and broad
jump, Dyrol Burleson in the
mile and Mike Lchner in the
3,000 meter steeplechase.
Oregon State placed Dale
Story in the three mile, while
Washington Slate had Don
Bertoia in the 880 and Elif
Frederickson in the hop, step
and jump.
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Co-medalist Bill McCrae of
Pendleton won on the 18th
hole over Ken Studebakcr of
Lake Oswego.
Steve Vrtiska of Corvallis
won out on the 20th hole over
Craig lverson of Lake Oswega
in the only junior division
championship match to go
over 18 holes.
Co-medalists Joan Edwards
and Treasure Sullivan wtfn
their matches in the girls di
vision. Terry Scroggin of Medford,
pee wee medalist, won over
Billy Caldwell of Portland 4
and 3.
Another Mcdfordite In ad
vance in championship flight
play was Doug Olsen in the
boys' division. He won over
Joe Baker, Coos Bay, 7 and 6.
In the same division. Chuck
Hogan of Redmond won 2 and
1 from Steve Good, Medford,
Nippert Performs
Magic for
By RAYMOND L. ANDREWS
United Presi International
They call him Merlin (The
Magician) Nippert and it was
quite a fancy trick the Seattle
hurler performed in Pacific
Coast league play Tuesday
night.
Nippert pitched three in
nings in relief, retired nine
men in order while whiffing
three as Seattle turned back
Salt Lake City 5-4 to move
to within a game of the
league-leading Bees.
San Diego, also but one
game out of first place, kept
pace with an 8-5 win over
Vancouver while in other
games Portland blanked Ha
waii 2-0 and Tacoma stopped
Spokane 7-5.
Nippert was credited with
his fifth victory against one
loss as Joe Theis won it for
the Rainicrs with a solo ho
mer in the eighth. Seattle had
gone ahead 4-3 on another
solo homer in the fourth on a
400-foot blast over the cen
terfield fence by Dave Mann.
A pair of walks and Jack
Kubiszyn's double knotted it
in the fifth to set the stage
for the homer by Theis.
Portlanders Combina
Dale Willis and Dan Osin
ski of Portland combined to
blank Hawaii on two hits.
Willis allowed a sixth-inning
single to Tom Satriano and a
single in the seventh to Ed
die Haas. Osinski retired the
final six hitters in a row.
Portland got both iu mark
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Other results Tuesday for
Medford entrants included:
JUNIORS
Rich Knight def. Dick Litton.
Royal Oaks, 2 and 1. and Carvel
Nelson. Forcit Hills. def Mike
Miller on 19th hole In second
flight; Jim Woods der. Dick Da
vis. Lebanon, 2 and 1, in fourth
flight. Bill Peterson, Pendleton
del. Tom Clark, 5 and 4, and Rod
ney Fobis, Tillamook, def. Ray
Hevsell. 2 and 1. in sixth flight.
Din &
Dave Letken. Rose bum, def.
Mike Soran, Medford, 1 up, and
Rian Card. Portland, def. Kent
Clark, 2 and 1, in second flight:
Chuck Milne, Ulahe Hill. def. Pat
Thompson 8 and 7 in fourth; Gor
don Swope Jr., Portland, def. Dave
Boals. fi and 5. in eighth flight;
Allen E rooks def. Charles Gold
berk. Tjalatin. 1-up. Carl Voegtly
def. Phi. Cartozian. Portland, 2 and
t. and Pete Hinman def. Roy Berg,
Forest Hills. 19th hole, in 10th
flight: Dennis Alexander def. Tom
Hewitt. La Grande, 2 and 1.
HEE WEES
Tom Good def. Alan Burke Os
wego. 4 and 3, in fourth flight,
(.litis
Sue Boats def. Sharie Biggs, Os
wego, in second flight.
Seattle
ers in the fourth. Ron Debus
drove in one marker w,ith a
single and the other crossed
on Gordon MacKenzie s sacri
fice fly.
Tacoma's Gerry Thomas
must have thought he should
have stood in bed as Spokane
touched him for four un
earned runs on one hit in (he
first inning.
However, he then retired 21
straight Indians through the
eighth before bumping into
trouble in the ninth when Ju
lio Navarro came to the
rescue.
Bill Main hit a three-run
homer in the second for Ta
coma and then helped spark
a four-run third inning with
a two-run double. Thomas got
the win and stands 6-5.
George McWilliams had to
come on in relief in the ninth
to put down a Vancouver
rally and save the victory for
San Diego. John Flavin was
the winner.
l.INfcSCORES:
Hawaii 000 000 OOOO 2 1
Portland ......000 200 OOx 2 6 !
Egan and White; Willis, Osin
ski (8) and MacKenzie.
Seattle 102 100 01O 5 fl 0
Salt Lake ..300 010 000 4 fi 1
Spanswick. Muffatt (2i Nippert
(7i and Theis; Brewer, Tyrivr 19)
and Grace.
Tacoma 034 000 000 7 10 2
Spokane 400 000 0015 5 0
Thomas, Navarro 9i and Wil
son; Ward. Dick (3) and Julian.
Vancouver .. 010 001 0125 10 3
San Diego 221 011 lOx 8 11 1
Schroll. Williams (3) Swanso (5i
Rsntz 7 and Henry. McCabe ifll;
Flavin, McWilliams (9) and Gonder.
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE.
SIPdDffaT!
Tru-Mix, Schulz Softball
Victors; Three-Way Tie
There is no unbeaten team
in the Jackson County Soft
ball association. Tru-Mix Con
crete took care of that last
night by ending the spotless
record of the Grants Pass
Elks.
The Mixers won 7 to 4.
Keith Schulz Garage also
tripped the Central Point Mer
chants 9 to 5 and the net re
sult was to create a three-way
tie for first place in the asso
ciation. It is shared by Grants
Pass, Tru - Mix and Keith
Schulz at 6-1 each. '
Barney Riggs' grand slam
home run won the game for
Tru-Mix. Chuck Marrs, Low
ell Dean and Dick Ragsdale
scored ahead of him in the
bottom of the seventh inning.
Each had drawn a base on
balls. The winning run tallied
with one out.
Riggs also singled and dou
bled for Concrete in his four
times up and drove in five
runs. Bill Werner hit four for
four for the victors. Don Reese
doubled and singled for
Grants Pass.
GP Takes Lead
All Grants Pass runs were
unearned.
Grants Pass had gone ahead
with three runs in the top of
STANDINGS
1'nltrd Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. 1
Los Anselen 47 :
San Francisco .. 44 '.
Cincinnati 3fi :
Pittsburgh 37 1
St. Louis 34 :
Milwaukee 31 :
Houston 23 :
Philadelphia 27 :
Chicago 25
New York 17
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Tuesday's Results
New York 6, Milwaukee 5
Chicago 9, Philadelphia 5
Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh I
Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2
Houston 0, San Francisco 4
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
Chicago at Philadelphia (nignt)
Ellsworth (4-9) vs. Mahaffey (7-81.
Cincinati al Pittsburgh (night)
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (night t
St. Louis at Lot Angeles (night)
Sadecki (4-3) vs. Podrei (3-6).
Thursday's Games
Chicago at Philadelphia (night)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Minnesota 38 28 .57fl
Los Angelei 34 28 .548 2Va
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Detroit 30 30 .500 . ya
Kansas City 31 35
Chicago 31 35
Boston 28 1 34
Washington 21 41
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Tuesday Results
Baltimore .1, New York 1
Boston 4. Cleveland 2
Detroit 5. Washington n
Minnesota 9, Chicago 4
Los Angeles 7, Kansas City 4
Wednesday's Probable Pitchers
New York at Baltimore (night)
Ford (3-4) vs. Barber (5-4).
Los A nicies at Kansas City
(nighti BowsCteld (1-3) vs. Wal
ker (7-4).
Boston at. Cleveland 2 (twi
night) Conley (6-fi) and Fornlcles
(2-2) vs. Perry (5-3) and Latman
t3-4!.
Minnesota at Chicncn (nich!)
Bonikowski (3-6) vs. Wynn (3-4) or
Herbert (4-4).
Thursday's Games
Boston at Cleveland
Washington At Detroit
Los Angeles at Kansas C
(nifihn
Minnesota at Chicago (night)
PACIFIC COAST LEAG
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Seattle 25
San Diego 3fl
Tacoma 33
Portland 34
Hawaii 2ft
Vancouver 2fi
Spokane IB
Tuesday's Results
Portland 2, Hawaii 0
Seattle 5, Rait Lake 4
Ran Diego 8. Vancouver .1
Tacoma 7, Spokane 5
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
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Wenatchee 31
Valrima .12
! Salem 31
Tri-Citv 2fi
Lewiston 23
Eugene 21
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Tupsday's Results
Eugene 5. Wenatchee 0
Trt-City 3, Salem 2
Yakima fl, Lewiston 3 (10
Yakima 7, Lewtslon 5 (2nd!
League Leaders
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NATIONAL LEA
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Calion. Phil., 60
Alou, S F. 62
MusMI. SL. SO
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Skin'er. Pitts 60
Cepeda. S F. . 67
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Amcrinn l.pacn' Wanr, An
jets Id; Cash, Tigers 17; Grntil.
Orioles 17; Klllehrew, Twins 15;
Colavito. Tijrers; I.andis, White Sox;
Kahnr. Tigern, all 13
National ,itueMavs, Giants
21; Banks, Cuh 1R; Cepedn, Giants
17: Mrin. Colts Ifi; Williams,
Cubs 14. H Aaron, Bravci 14.
Run Itttd In
A merit n ,tzu R ohl n n n.
White Sox 51: Wagner. AntrHs 50;
fiirtnrn. Athletic 41; Rollins,
Twins 45; Gentile. Oriolr 44
National I.earnf T. Davl.
Dfrflgers fi'l. May. Giant fll: Ct
pdA Giant ff rtn Braves
52. Robinson Reds 52
Pltrhlnr
Amerlran I. e a f u Donovan.
Indiana 10-2. Wnkersham. Alhlet.
Irs R-2: Relinikv. Angela 6-2: Mr
Bride. Angel 7-3; Pappaj. Orioles
7-3
National l.eanie Piirkev. Berts
12-1 Koiifay, Dortgers 10-2, Mr
I.i.h. Phil 5-1: Biuce. ColU
Sha. Braves 9-2.
MEDFORD. OREGON
the seventh inning on a hit.
fielder's option, a wild pitch,
and three errors, one an over
throw at third base allowing
two of the runs to come in.
Tru-Mix got one run in the
fourth inning on singles by
Norm Hedgepeth, Ragsdale
and Riggs. In the sixth, Dean
walked, went to second on a
Ragsdale sacrifice and scored
on Gary Britt's bunt single.
TM pitcher Ron Weatherford
pitched a five hitter and
fanned eight. John Browns
and Lcs Saffer gave up a total
of 10 hits to TM and whiffed
five.
Jack Burns got three hits
and Don Sanford, Dick San
ford, Kay Vaughn and Don
Cain each two to pace a 13
hil attack by Keith Schulz.
Cain held Central Point to
five hits. He struck out six.
Central Point's Vern Neis
wangcr gave up all the hits
and runs in 5 2 3 innings.
Harry Tonn, finishing, yielded
one hit.
UNtSCOKK:
Grants Pass . ... 01(1 OOO 3 4 a 2
Tru-Mix ... 000 101 57 10 .1
Browns. Saffer 51 and Morrison;
Weatherford and Rings.
SHORT SCORE:
Keith Schulz fl 13 4
Central Point 5 5 4
Cain and Sullivan: Neiawancer.
Tonn (fit and Lane.
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BOSTON SIGNS ROOKIE
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Red Sox scout Charley Wal
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shortstop Mark (Bucky) Rosen
to a contract. Rosen, 18, of
San Jose, Calif., attended
Stanford university and was
a halfback on the freshman
football team last season.
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