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6 6 SUNDAY. JULY 8. 1962 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON Medford Host Again To Junior Olympic Short Course Swim Swimming spotlight will tion refer not to the length focus on Medford next week end. For the second successive year this community will be the host for the Oregon AAU Junior Olympic Short Course Swimming championships. Races will be conducted in the city's Jackson pool. Girls' events are scheduled for Friday and boys' for Sat urday. Preliminaries will be ducted each day at 10 a.m. with finals at 7 p.m. Several hundred entrants are expected from numerous Oregon swimming organiza tions. Heaviest entry is fore seen from clubs of the Port land area. Medford, itself, will have a sizable entry. Ag Groups Competition will be In four ge groups each for boys and girls. These are 10 and under 11-12 years, 13-14 and 13-18. The public Is Invited to witness the races. There will be bleachers at the pool. Ken Lyons, city recreation super visor, said it is planned to provide belter lighting. The short course deslgna- ol the races but to the size of the pool. Jackson is a 25-yard facility. The races were held outside of the Portland area for the first time last year. The 11)61 races were con ducted on Saturday and Sun day. They were moved up this year to give participants and coaches belter lime to re turn to their homes. Also, more time is being provided between preliminaries and finals to permit more ade quate rest. Gold Rey Fish Count: WEEK ENDING JULY 7: Chinook salmin - 1,904 (in clude'! 21.7 ptr cent jack salmon). Summer run sleelhead -30. FULL SEASON! Chinook salmon - 28.913 (includes 16.2 per cent jack salmon) since April 17. Summer run sleelhead - 97 since May 11. Anyone can operate no license required priced from $109,601 In the field or on the job , . . Viking "Personal Messengers" arc delivering outstanding performance. Available in two compact hand-held units ... 100 milliwatt model for un licensed use ... I watt model for longer range on the Citizens' Band. Cut operating costs and boost efficiency . . . ideal for builders, contractors, trucking, delivery services, garages or other on-the-job applications. Also used by sportsmen, field crews, watchmen and security personnel. ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION MEDFORDtJ'iVTRIBUNB ' , . ' .' ' j-- f - . v ? ' . f , -it .'.ft,:,y;'S Cokes Trim Studs 5-2 To Even Score; Teams Vie Monday um J- ms& AUTOMATIC OUT-Umpire Stand Landes explains to Man ager Birdie Tibbetls (6) of Milwaukee Braves that an auto- malic out has been called against his team in the second inning of Friday contest against Cubs at Chicago because Del Crandall batted out of turn. Action in the National league baseball game came when Cubs' Head Coach Charlie Metro, standing at left, called umpire s attention to the mis- cue in time to break up a potential rally as Crandall walked and next man .singled with two outs. The Braves won the game in the 10th inning 5-3 on a two-run homer by td Matthews. Catcher (52) is El Tappe, Cubs. (UPI). New Yanks Chosen To AL Star Squad . . 627 North Central ' Phone 772-5056 By DICK DEW UPI Sports Writer Boston - lUPn - A new gen eration of New York Yankees graduated inlo All-Star class today when Yankee manager Ralph tlouk announced hs pitching and reserve select ions for the 191)2 American league All-Star squad. The champions continued their long domination nt the All-Star squad halloting with six of the 25 players chosen lor next Tuesday's first AU Star game at Washington. Two "new Yankees" to A II Slar selection, rookie Infield er Tom Tresh and pitcher Ralph Terry, won squad gpwiiii ti mil ii ii iiieo..." tj.nM IW'.Jviw.rthff i un LININGER'S READY-MIX 2j22s2!2 CONCRETE IS FOREVER! Ready-Mix Concrete Crushed Rock, Sand and Gravel Concrete Pipe LININGER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE PHONE 773-7555 berths along with establish ed slar veterans, Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris in the outfield, catcher Elston Howard, and infielder Bobby Richardson. Berra. Ford Skipped Two "old Yankees" dis placed from long-time star berths in the balloting by (he players and ttie select ions of Honk were outrield-er-catcher Yogi Bcrra and pitcher Whitey Kord. Borra had been chosrn for 14 suc cessive seasons and Kord named In seven of Ihe last nine years. In addition to Terry, Honk chose six olher right-hand ers and a lonely southpaw, Detroit's Hank Aguirre. The right-handers, picked in a bid lo stem the power of the Na tional league's all-right ie starting lineup, Include Jim Bunning of Detroit, Dick Don ovan of Cleveland, Bill Mon- houquette of Boston, Camilo Pascual of Minnesota, rookie Dave Stenhouse of Washing ton, and Hoyt Wilhelm of Bal timore. The American league start ing lineup as established ear lier by the voting includes Jim Oentile of Baltimore, Billy Moran of Los Angeles. Louis Aparicio of Chicago and yearling Rich Rollins of Minnesota around the infield, Maris. Mantle and I. eon Wagner of I.os Angeles in the outfield, and Minnesota's F.arl Bat toy as catc her. Ilouk exactly followed the player voting in choice of his reserves, puking runnersup 10 me starling selections right down Ihe line. In his only var iation, he added his own Hnw- aro lo catching selections nattey and John Romano of Cleveland. Reserve Infielriers Include Norm Siehern of Kansas Ci Richardson and Tresh of Ni lork. and Rrooks Robinson of Baltimore. Oullirld spares Rre Rocky Colavito of De troit, Jim l.andis of ('hicaen ,V,V. ML MOT ' Tha teams. th games. the players, the scoresl Popular young sports caster CHBIS SCHENKEL Is anchorman for an all Inclusive radio round up. Featuring national of Important sport ing events. Overseas pickups, provocative Interviews, editorials and forecasts. Hear world wide sports non day through Frldaf t C i S fw i NPtww and l.ee Sde.i. Thomas of I.os KYJC RADIQia30 Bears Benefit In Big Inning United Press International The Yakima Rears scored eight runs in Ihe second in ning in Friday night's North west league play and went on to top Wenntchce 9 - 4 and move into first place in the six team circuit Kugene topped I.ewiston R 3 and Salem blanked Tri City S O In other games I.eon Douglas of Yakima contributed a grand-slam hom er during Ihe big inning and Kthan Rlackahy doubled in two runs. Dick I.amerv was the winner, although he need ed help from Archie White in t he eighth. Tom Murray cut TriCltv off with six hits and gut all Ihe support he needed in the (irsi when Dick McLaughlin hit a solo honici to lead off the ball game The Dodders got one nm f in ihe fid'i and three oilier markers in the six'h. I iiger look louiston with three run rally m the fifth ! f'lluj't'eM bv run.prnmirmf ! leuif! by i.iie 'm OTe . Memorial Field. White City Medford American Legion junior baseball team garner ed go ahead runs in the fifth inning and pitcher Bob King put frosting on the victory cake in the sixth canto Fri day night when the Cokes decisioncd the Central Point Cheney Studs 5 to 2 in a non-league scuffle here. The Cokes tabulated twice In the top of the fifth for a 3 to 1 gap. Central Point came back with a single marker in the bottom of the frame. King, who also tossed a four-hitter for the Medford club, bam med a two-run homer in the sixth. The outcome evened Med ford in season activity against the Cheney nine. They have met four times and each has won two games. Two more encounters are billed between these teams, both this week. Medford and Central Point collide in an Area 4 Southern division fray at this Veterans Administration d o m i ciliary diamond at 7:30 p.m. on Mon day. A Wednesday night bat tle, here again, will have no division bearing. GP at KF Hawks One league'scrape Is billed today with Grants Pass meet ing the Klamath Falls Hawks at Klamath Falls. Medford (4-3), in second place leads Central Point and Grants Pass (each 3-3) by one -half game. Klamath Falls Falcons (4-2) are in front. Monday's scrap will be the last in regular league action for the Medford Cokes. Cen tral Point will face the Klam ath Falls Hawks (1-4) Friday in the Studs' last scheduled loop test. Singles by Dan Miles, Dick Dcffley and Jim Calhoun gave Medford a first-inning run on rrioay. Miles, first man up to the fracas, tallied on Cal houn's blow. Central Point tied it in the second panel on a single by Neil Rivenburg, second baseman Bob Schroe- der's fielding miscue on a rap by Harold Allen and walks to Dick Ilalaas and Mike Pepper. King's pass to Pepper put Rivenburg across the plate. Deffley Squeezes Schroedcr led off with a single in the fitth inning. King drew a base on balls and Schroeder ran to third after the catch on Miles' flyout. Deffley's sacrifice bunt squeezed Schroeder home. Don Anderson singled off the glove of Mike Pepper and Calhoun collected his second run batted in on a single that brought King in. Mike Glincs hit safely to start the bottom of the fifth for CP. He swiped second and got to third base on catcher Ken Phipps' had throw, Glincs scored on Pat Pepper's groundout. For Medford in the sixth Gary Miller walked. He stole second and reached third when catcher Jeff Anhorn's heave to second was wide. King came up with two out and poked the ball close to 400 feet out in right field. Caught at Home Calhoun for Medford and Anhorn lor the Cheney club each had two hits. Anhorn smashed Ihe ball lo deep right field for a three-base hit. He was out trying to make it all the way home. Schroeder fumbled the throw in from outfielder Calhoun but recov ered the ball and relayed it in lo Phipps to catch the Che ney runner. King gave up six bases on balls to CP and fanned bat ters seven times. Mike Pepper in a seven-hitter walked four, hit one and whiffed six. Medford threatened to score in the fourth inning when miscues by shortstop Lou Al varez and Mike Pepper en abled Mike Neathamer to reach third base. The Med fordilc, however, was caught in a rundown by catcher An horn and third baseman Glines. Anhorn caught one Medford runner trying to steal. The Studs had the bases filled with two out in the sixth inning on two walks, a force out and King's bad throw to first. King fanned Alvarez to end the bid. Central Iihlt An R H PO A K Miles Denny Mover Decisions Teddy Wright at Garden Deflley. 3b Anderson, lb ... C.ilhnun. rf . ... Npnthamer, cf . Miller. If Phipp. cf Schroder. 2h ... 2 o l a n t New York - H'PD - Middle weight contender Denny Moyer avenged his family honor Saturday night with re peated left jabs and straight rights to the head for a turn table unanimous decision over Teddy Wright in their sec ond television fight at Madi son Square Garden. Baby - faced Moyer of Port land, Ore., not only came back to beat Wright of Detroit, who had won a split decision Kins. t 1 ToUI 2i Central Poln I Glines. 3b Alvarez, ss P. Pepper. 2b ... Anhorn. c Tnmlinson, rf . Kilbourn. rf Rivenburg. cf ... Allen, lb Halaan If M. Pepper, p TUI Medford AH R 1 1 1 21 9 II PO A 1 1 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 21 II . 100 022 Central Point 010 010 0 2 Runs batted in Calhoun 2. Deffley, King 2, M. Pepper. P. Pepper. Three-base hit Anhorn. Home run Kins. Stolen bases Glines 2. Miller. Sacrifice hit Deffley Double ptay M. Pepper to Alvarez to Allen. Deffley to Phipps to Anderson. Left on bases Medford 5, Central Point ft. Strikeouts By M. Pepper 6, by King 7. Bases on balls Off Pepper 4. off Kinjr fi. Earned runs Med ford .V Central Point 1. Hit by p.,...IEl Hail 1 l II.V i l-jiui ,. I , Umpires Swanson and Copeland. under. over Denny in me iaroeu June 9: but Denny also aveng' ed the defeat of brother Phil Corvallis -(ITU- Steve Pseil.'i Oregon State's versatil ba. ketball and track star, said today he definitely would play basketball again next season. Pauly said he did not plan to compete in the Pan- American games next April. Moyer, who lost a unanimous Last weekend Pauly finished decision to Wright in the same garden ring on May 26. Moyer, favored at 2-1, and outweighing Wright, 197'.2 pounds to 152, won the rounds votes of the three ring offi cials as follows: Referee Ted dy Martin, 8-2:- Judge Artie Aidala, 6-3-1, and Judge John ny Dran, 7-3. 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