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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SUNDAY. JULY 1, 1962
RVCC Men Gain OGA's Titular
Flight; Mrs Mitchell Wins
Eugene Mil. Shirley
Mitchell, Chico, Calif., play
ing under the banner of Med
ford'i Rogue Valley Country
club, won her second found
match Saturday in the wom
en's championship division of
the Oregon Golf association
tourney.
She defeated Mrs. Ken Om
lid. Three Rogue Valley play
ers who qualified tor the
championship flight lost in
the first round yesterday.
They were Stewart Schroe.
der, Harry Millette ..nd Dr.
William Miller.
Larry Hirons, Eugene, de
feated Schroeder 2 up. Eyron
Wood, Eugene, downed Mil
lette 1 up. Bob Jensen, Port
land, defeated Miller 2 and 1.
through in the first day ofia 7 and 6 decision over Mrs.
Eugene - d'PD - John Heti
lund went into the first round
of match play Saturday as the
Oregon Golf association tour
nament medalist after shoot
ing a 69 Friday.
Hedlund, a University of
Oregon sophomore-to-be from
Oswego, was the co-leader
with a 73 after the first day
of the 36-hole qualifying test
Thursday. His two-day total
of 142 was five strokes bet
ter than those of his four
nearest competitors.
Bunched at 147 were Jerry
Cundari of Eugene, Bill Lang-
ley of Portland, Bruce Cudd of
Portland and Tom Shaw of
Eugene. Shaw and Cundari
also are University of Oregon
golfers.
Hedlund had to share the
distinction of the day's lowest
round with Bob Woolsborn,
an Oregon State student
Woolborn also shot a 69.
It took a 155 or lower to
earn a berthn the champion
ship round.
ine iavontes all came
women s match play at Eu
gene Country club. Mrs. Car
ole Jo Skala, the defending
champion from Roseburg,
was two over women's par in
a 6 and 5 victory over Patty
Dwyer, Portland. Mrs. Skala
faced Sue Jennett of Oswe
go Saturday. The latter raced
through the first round with
JW Logger
Nine Meets
Albany Club
Memorial Field, While City
A four-game week end
men's soflball series will con
elude here this afternoon.
John Wheeler Logging of
Medford encounters Siod-dard-Frink
Chevrolet of Al
bany. Play ball time is 1:30
p.m. and a twinbill is on tap.
The two teams opened their
stand with two games here
last night.
Stoddard-Frink is a mem
ber of the Albany Men's
league. John Wheeler is play
ing independent ball this sea
son and is scheduled to be
host in August for the state
tourney on this field.
Don Smalley and Ken Ka
line could handle the pitching
for the Linn county club.
For Wheeler Milan Kurtz and
Vern Collins are the reliables
for slab work.
S. A. Peters, Medford.
Women's medalist June
Robinsen, Albany, defeated
Mrs. Bill Miller, Medford 7
and 5. She was to meet Mrs.
George Calderwood, Eugene,
Saturday.
Mrs. Ron Mitchell. Chico,
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Mustangs In Front in Junior Loop
SO Jl'NIOR BASKHA1.L
liuennf dlilt League
Medford Giants ...
Central Point Ranis .
Jacksonville
Central Pont Stari ,
Medford Yankees ...
Phoenix-Talent . -,
John Payne Top Hitter
In Softball Association
John Payne was the leading garage, 40. had been the most
hitter, Jay Allen Cars had the I worked pitchers along with
best team battinc averace and ! Wcatherfnrd. Cain had allnw.
alifC, last years Southern Roi, Weatherford had the top led 25 hits, Reinholtz 34, Wca
Oregon titlist and playing out pitching record in the Jai-k-! therford 36 and Neiswanger
of Rogue Valley Country club, ;son county Softball associa-137.
Medford, won her first round tion whcn statistics for games ! Cain had been charged with
match from Mrs. Ken Omlid, .. ,r0UEn June 2n were com- i 20 runs. Nciswaneer with 21
tuaene. 'piled by League President
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JUNIOR GIRLS
(Three-hole division)
Theresa Eougherty and Re
becca Sanford tied for low
gross last Tuesday in the jun
ior girls three-hole division
golf play at Rogue Valley
Country club. Mary Collins
won low net. Pairings for
Tuesday, July 2, are:
8:30 Jane Cordon. Ann Remi.'n
teria, Sarah Collins; scorer. Mrs.
R. Renienteria: 8:40 Mary Col
lins. Christie Leer. Christine Han
son: scorer. Mrs. R. Odell. 8:.i0
Karen Kellenbercor. Alison Hid
eins, Jackie Dougherty; scorer
Mrs. R. Leer.
9:00 Caroline Clark. Rebecca
Sanford. Cindy Lynch, scorer;
Mrs. J. Lynch. 9:10 Debbie San
horn. Karol Garfield. Joan Hen
kel. Sandv Baker; scorer. Mrs. J.
Lewis. 9:20 Cheryl Brooks. Jan
ice Carlson, Sarah Wood. Diane
Schwann: scorer. Mrs. A. Clark.
Rogue Valley Country club
qualified for the men's cham
pionship flight in the Oregon
Golf association tournament.
Stew Schroeder, 1961
Southern Oregon champion,
qualified with 75-74149
and met Larry Hirons, Eu
gene, yesterday. Harry Mil
lette stroked 75-75 150 in
the preliminary rounds and
was Saturday rival of Byron
Wood, Eugene. Dr. William
Miller stroked 78-77 in quali
fying and met Bob Jensen,
Portland.
Tom Teutsch, who has just
moved from Medford to Eu
gene, qualified with 178 and
met Robert McCracken, Eu
gene, in the first flight.
East Tops
West 13-8
Buffalo, N.Y. - IUPI) - Woody
Hayes of Ohio State credited
his own fullback, Bob Fergu
son, and Roman Gabriel of
North Carolina State yester
day for the East's 13-8 victo
ry over the West in the sec
ond annual All- America
football game.
"They did the job for us
with the help of a lot of
other guys," said Hayes. "Ac
tually, Ferguson played only
about average until the fourth
quarter. He's always great in
the last quarter and Friday
night was no exception."
With the East trailing, 7-8,
Ferguson raced 38 yards for
a fourth period touchdown
which enabled the East to
square the newest of the pre
season gridiron classic series
at one-game all.
The West won last year.
30-20. Murray Warmath of
Minnesota, coach of the West,
blamed "our own mistakes."
Batting leaders, at that
stage, were figured on the ba
sis of 15 times al bat. Payne,
Jay Allen player, was hitting
.545 with 12 hits for 22 times
at the plate. Jay Allen had a
.297 toam mark through eight
games.
Veatherfo;d had allowed
just 12 runs and 15 walks and
had struck out 65 batters in
74 innings. He was second
busiest chucker in total in
nings as he pitched for Tru
Mix Concrete.
Other Leaders
Following Payne among the
top batters were Norm Hedge-
peth, Tru-Mix, .480; Dale
Matheny, Keith Schulz, .471;
Bill Werner, Tru-Mix, .444,
and Frank Morrison, Grants
Pass.
Tru-Mix had a .289 team
batting mark, Grants Pass
288 an? Keith Schulz .282.
Bill Keinholtz, Jay Allen
Cars, 48 innings, Vern Neis
wanger, Central Point, 42
frames, and Don Cain, Schulz
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At Wimbledon
Wimbledon, Eng. (IIPH
American champion Darlene
Hard of Long Beach, Calif.,
gained the women's singles
quarterfinals of the Wimble
don Tennis Championships
Saturday with a 6-1. 6-0 vic
tory over Hclga Schultze of
Germany.
Miss Hard needed only 30
minutes to dispose of Miss
Schultze and join former
Wimbledon champion Maria
Bueno of Brazil and Lesley,
Turner of Australia in the
round of eight. Miss Bueno,
winner of the women's title
here in 1960, defeated Deidre
Catt of Britain, 6-2, 6-4, and
Miss Turner routed Jean
Forbes of South Africa, 6-1,
6-2.
Eighth seeded Karen Hant
ze of San Antonio, Tex., also
advanced to the quarterfinals
with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over
Judy Tcgart of Australia, but
Vickl Palmer, Phoenix, Ariz.,
lost to fifth seeded Ann Hay
don of Britain, 6-2, 6-2.
Rcnce Schuurman of South
Africa, the fourth seed, ral
lied to beat Madonna Schacht
of Australia, 5-7, 6-4, 6-1, and
will play Mrs. Susman in the
quarterfinals.
Defending men s champion
Rod Laver of Australia fought
off a dctermiiiLd bid by the
slow-starting Pierre Darmon
of France to gain a 6-3, 6-2,
13-11 victory and reach the
quarterfinals.
and Keinholtz with 23 com
pared to the 12 by Weather
ford. Neiswanger had issued
16 bases on balls, Cain 20 and
Reinholtz 23. Cain had fan
ned 36 batters, Neiswanger 38
and Reinholtz 42.
Play in the league has en
tered its second half.
Gaines this week are:
TUESDAY-6:45 p.m., Keith
Schulz vs. Tru-Mix (major);
8:15 p.m., Mail Tribune vs.
Butte Falls (minor).
THURSDAY - 6:45, Butte
Falls vs. Sam Jennings (mi
nor); 8:15, Tru-Mix vs. Grants
Pass (major).
FRIDAY - 6:45, Jay Allen
vs. Central Point Merchants
(major); 8:15, Inter national
Harvester vs. Communication
Workers of America (minor).
STATISTICS:
Raiting l.fadera
Payne. JA
Hcdsepeth. TM
Mstheny. KS ...
Werner, TM 18
Morrison, CPE 16
D. Reese, OPE 17
Parent. CPM 21
Ellis. BF 16
Hood. J A 28
Smith KS 17
Barnum. SJ 17
G, Reese. GPE 20
Don Sanford, KS ... 23
Shulls J A 27
Le Roy IH IS
Walker. SJ 19
D. Burns, CPM IS
G. Brllt TM 21
Neiswanger, CPM ..in
Casey, MT 20
Itching
Browns. GP
FerRuson. GP ...
McLeniore. GP
Safler. GP
Aveline. KS
Cain. KS
AR R II
.22 9 12
.25 10 12
ret.
.545
.480
.471
.444
.438
.412
.4B1
.37.1
.357
.353
.353
.350
.348
.333
.333
.333
.333
.333
.316
.300
Pf. Wee League
W.
Central Point Indians 2
Medford Wildcats . 2
Central Point Braves 1
Medford Tigers 1
Jacksonville 0
Phoenix-Talent . . .0
Junior l.eagua
w.
Central Pt. Mustancs 2
Grants Pass 1
Medford I
Crater Cubs 0
Yreka 0
Pet.
1 otto
1 000
1.0110
.000
.000
.000
Pet.
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l ooo ;
500
.500 I
.000 i
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Pel.
1 .OOO
1 000
500
.000
.000
Reinholtz, JA
Neiswanner. CP .
Tnnn, Harry, CP .
Moore. BF
Carrigan. BF
Ellis. BF
Kusehel. MT
Do Voss MT
Auttard. MT
Barnuni. SJ
Garrett. SJ
Ziekefoose. SJ ..
Corwln, J.. 1H ....
Hale. IH
Gilford. IH
Corwln. E., CWA
Corwin. L.. CWA
IP R It
.22 5 12
.7 1 1
.2 2 2
.9 8 7
. 5 3 3
.40 20 25
.47 12 36
.48 23 34
,.42'i 21 37
, 4 8 5
.12 A 9
..12 20 11
,. 8 29 2'
.34 38 43
..II 14 11
..5 8 6
..24 38 36
..4 1 1
.18 10 11
..14 14 18
.. 7'ii 9 6
-lTii 26 28
..4 4 4
..17 40 25
.. 6 24 15
GP Elks,
Jennings
Nab Tilts
Grants Pass Elks and Sam
Jennings company were win
ners Friday in opening games
of the Jackson County Soft
ball association's second half.
The Elks downed Jay Al
len Cars 5 to 0 in the Major
league and Jennings whipped
International Harvester in
the Minor loop.
Johnny Browns tossed a
three-hitter with nine strike
outs and two bases on balls
for Grants Pass. Jay Allen
thrower Jim Reinholz gave
up five hits but permitted no
bases on balls. He fanned one.
Frank Morrison rammed two
hits for the Elks and Browns
and Leonard Button each
doubled in the seventh frame.
Jerry Shults knocked a two
baser for the Carmen.
Three for Ziekefoose
George Ziekefoose wallop
ed three hits and Dick Paup
two for Jennings which col
lected a total of 10 hits off
Harvester's Pete Hale. Keith
Garrett and Ziekefoose com
bined for a five-hitter with
Hale clouting two of the
blows.
Garrett permitted two of
the hits and two walks, strik
ing out one. Ziekefoose was
reached for throe safeties but
allowed no free passes. He
fanned two. Hale walked
three batters and hit three.
He whiffed two.
Central Point Mustangs
took over lone top position
in the Southern Oregon Jun
ior Baseball league Friday
by tripping Medford 8 to 6.
Yreka, Calif., for the sec
ond time during the week,
failed to show up for a game,
and forfeited to Grants Pass.
The Mustangs took the ear
lier forfeit and have a 2-0
record in the loop.
In the Friday tussle with
Medford the Mustangs put
across six runs in the first
inning. They had h,ts by
Doug Miller, Greg Beivun
and Ron Sanford and the aid
of four walks, an error and
a squeeze play. Singles by
Frank Armstrong and Bill
Buckholtz and a double steal
figured in two fourth inning
markers.
Ingredient!
Doubles by Rick Hassman
and Jack Mullen, singles by
Wenatchee
Cops Title
United Press International
It isn't the acceptable way
to do it but Wenatchee won
the first-half title in the
Northwest league Friday night
by losing.
Lewiston topped the Chiefs
9-8 In 10 innings but Tri-City
took second - place Yakima
7-4. Salem nicked Eugene 8-7
in the other game.
There were but three games
left in the first half and even
if Wenatchee dropped all
three and Yakima won all
three, the Chiefs would still
finish out in front by two
percentage points.
Jim Brennan and Bruce Ber-
trand and a walk were ingre
dients in a four-run fourth
for Medford.
Central Point Indians
blanked Phoenix-Talent 29 to
0 in a Thursday Pee Wee
league game. The Indians col-1
lectcd 11 runs in one frame.!
Joey Pinkham hurled a one- j
hitter, striking out nine and
walking one. David Bailey
got a triple and two doubles j
in four batting turns. Doug I
Miller hit two for three and I
Terry Twedell homered. In
dians swiped 53 bases. i
Games this week are: !
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IN TF It 51 KDI ATE 8
Monday Medford Giants at
Phoenix, Talent; Jacksonville at
Medford Yankees. Central Point
Stars at Central Point Rams.
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Tuesday Central Point Braves
at Central Point Indians, Medford
Wildcats at Medford Timers, Jack
sonville at Phoenix-Talent.
Thursday Central Point In
diana at Medford Wildcats. Med
ford Ticera at Phoenix-Talent,
Jacksonville at Central Point
Braves.
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Pars. Central Point Mustan&s at
Crater Cutis.
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B. Falls ,
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Jay Allen ,
Mnil Tribune ...
Int Harvester ,
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