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SECTION D PAGES 1 to l MEDFORJHaWWBUJII SIPdDMTS MEDKOHU, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 19B2 Palmer Nabs Lead In British Open By HENRY W. THOBNBERBY UPI Sporli Writer Troon, Scotland - (UPI) - Ar nold Palmer shot a second round 69 that gave him the lead in the British Open golf championship with most of the field in today and headed a group of at least four Ameri cans who qualified for Fri day's final two rounds. Sam Snead, young Phil Kodgers and Don Essig also were safely within the quali fying limit; U.S. open cham pion Jack Nicklaus and Gene Littler appeared likely quali fiers, while Jack Isaacs of Langley Field, Va., was on the borderline. Palmer's two -day aggre gate of 140 was two strokes better than his closest rival, Kel Nagle of Australia, among the earlier finishers. Rodgers shot a second round 70 for a 145 total; Essig a 72 for 148; Nicklaus a 72 for 152; Littler a 74 for 153 and Isaacs a 78 for 154. The conditions were ideal at the seaside course Wednes day, but Littler racked up a shocking 79. Nicklaus was even more disappointing with an 80, a score he said he "still can't believe." Jack Isaacs of Langley Field, Va., fared better with a 76 while Paul Runyan, world Seniors' champion from La Jolla, Calif., carded a 79. Medford's Legion Nine Trips Studs In No-Hit Tussle Memorial Field, White City -Medford pitchers Bill Enyart and Bob King divided the mound chores in a one-run no hitter last night when the Cokes met the Central Point Cheney Studs for the last time this season in American Le gion junior baseball. The Cokes ran over single tallies in three separate in nings and the Studs made use of the games only errors for their lone counter as the Med ford's won 3 to 1 in the non league entanglement. It was the fourth verdict for the Coca Cola-sponsored club in four games this season with the Cheney nine. Central Point will complete its season on Friday with a 7:30 p.m. Area 4 Southern division fracas against the Klamath Falls Hawks at this Veterans Administration dom iciliary field. The Cokes, who have games on each remain ing week end in July, enter tain Roseburg's Lock wood Motors in a twinbill begin ning at 1 p.m. this Sunday. Eight Strikeout! Enyart chucked the first four innings for the Medford club last night. He issued three bases on balls and re corded three strikeouts. King finished the fracas and fanned batters eight times while al lowing three walks in three innings. Medford used a hit by Jim Calhoun, a base on balls to Anderson and a wild pitch to score its first inning run with Calhoun driving Ander son home. Central Point got the bene fit of three Medford miscues in the top of the third inning for its marker. Don Kilbourn whacked a ground ball and was safe at first on third base man Dick Deffley's throwing error. Kilbourn swiped second sack and went to third when Enyart's pickoff effort mis fired. With two out, Pat Pepper knocked a high fly to right field. In a mixup over who was to take the ball, right fielder Calhoun appeared to jostle centerficld Mike Ne athamer. The ball popped from Ncathamer's glove and Kilbourn scored. Miles Triples Dan Miles tripled and Deff ley singled for a Coke score in the bottom of the third. Medford loaded the sacks in the sixth inning after Stud tosser Larry Mason yielded a hit to Ken Phipps and bases on balls to Bob Schroeder and Gary Miller after two were out. Mike Pepper came in to relieve Mason and gave up a walk to King, forcing in a run. Miles and Deffley each had two hits for Medford and Schroeder was among those with safe blows as CP's Mason threw a seven hitter, while walking five and fanning five in 5rii frames. Medford's offense bid was limited the first inning when. Deffley and Calhoun were caught trying to steal. Cal houn was thrown out by catcher Jeff Anhorn when he raced for third following a fourth ball pitch to Mike Neathamer. A double play stopped a Coke threat in the fifth inning. The Cokes had flawless fielding outside of the one bad inning and the Studs played without error all the way. Cheney leftfielder Dick Halaas contributed a diving catch of a fly ball by Miles. L1NF.SCORE; Central Point . 001 000 0 t 0 0 Medford 101 001 x 3 7 3 Mason. M. Pepper (6) and An. horn; Enyart. Kins (SI and Phippj. Opening Set By Marina Cascade Sports Marina will hold its open house on Satur day and Sunday. The new business is located in the White City area at An telope rd. and Crater Lake highway. I Owners are Lloyd Morris, proprietor of Fish Lake re sort, and Al Allen, builder of Tru V boats. Bob Lee is store manager. The firm will sell and re pair boats and motors and will handle fishing gear and baits, water ski equipment and ac cessories. It will offer summer and winter boat storage. Week day hours at the store will be 9 to 5 p.m. However, the store will be open until j 8 p.m. on Fridays. Saturday I and Sunday hours will be 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Marina is offering a free three-day vacation at Fish or Willow lakes for each $100 purchase during the gaand opening. PHIL MOYER SIGNS Eugene - UTti - Middle weights Phil Moyer and Don Fullmer have been signed to meet in a 10-round fight here Aug. 8. It was announced Wednesday. ' Dick Sikes Remains Favorite Town of Tonawanda, N.Y. IUPD - Defending cliam p i o n Dick Sikes of Springdale, Ark., today led 16 survivors into the third round of the National Amateur public links golf championship. Sikes remained the favorite after posting a pair of easy victories Wednesday but Bill Tindall, an indefatigable teen ager from Seattle, Wash., was the young man to watch. Asked if he was tired after playing nearly 2Vi rounds of golf Wednesday, the 18-year-old Far West youngster re plied, "nope - 41 holes is just right." Tindall went 19' holes to win his opening round of match play. 1-up, over Frank Hoch, Oklahoma City, Okla. He waited until the fourth extra hole to end the hopes of Jay Seamster, another West Coast product from San Diego, Calif. Seamster, who managed a 1-up, 19 -hole victory over John Wade Jr., Memphis, Tenn.. in the first round, also played 41 greens Wednesday. The 22-year-old Sikes. a senior at the University of Arkansas, reached the 16th hole twice in chalking up twin 3 to 2 victories over Tom Hovey. Utica, N.Y.. and Bill Rist, Chesterland, Ohio. SALMON! Catch Them at Mouth of Rogue River With Guide Arnold Gosnell All Equipment Furn. Wcddtrburn, Ore. P.O. Boi 597 Phone Gold Beach, Ore. 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