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NikNak 1st In Trial's Open Stake Three Rogue Valley Re triever club entries won lirst places Sunday in a trial held at Florence under auspices of the Willamette Valley Re triever club of Albany. First in the open all-age stake was NikNak, owned and handled by Kenneth Denman, Medford. Hunter, owned and handled by Leonard Nelson, Medford, was victor in the qualifying stake. Gay Knight, owned and handled by Jack Gardner, Medford, won the derby. Hunter took a certificate of merit in the open. McGraw Marshal Three Klamath Falls-owned dogs were among those who placed. James Stilwell's Ty son's Rowdy was second in the open with R. C. Mclnnes as handler. Hal Shidler's Smoothie was third in the qualifying stake and Mclnnes' Debonaire was fourth. The foregoing listed dogs are labradors with exception of Rowdy, a golden retriever. Everett McGraw, Florence, former Medford resident, was trial marshal. Shidler and B. I. Claska, Eugene, judged the open, McGraw and Den man the qualifying stake and Mclnnes and Tom Rickard, Medford, the derby. There were 38 entries in three sta's. Entries were from Memord, Klamath Falls, Albany, Eugene, Salem, Leba non and the Florence area. DAD! THE BRAKES DON'T WORK! Set our 6-point safety brake check today and, avoid "no-brake" emergencies. All shoes adjusted, fluid filled to correct level, lines, cylinders and hoses checked for cracks and leaks. 69ETY SPECIAL ...3 DAYS ONLYI 773-8255. MM lHl I' 1 Lourt l iiSL .; COLD4HO0RS .Si' -.1; t ELA-Jfl KEEPS BHR COLD 4 HRS. PIRFICT FOR PICNICS, FISHING AND OUTINGS 1 ' 1 ) Take along Blitz-Weinhard's lMiti-"Veinhard's arvazinp Colil-Pak ket'ps cold btcr cold four hours and more. You can take Time-Perfected Elitz-'Weinhard beer anyivhera nnd enjoy a frosty can when you arrive In every Elitz-Weinliard Cold l'ak, you gt 12 cans of Time-Perfected beer the blend of brewing artistry and modern science that jcives you s confidently and uniformly p rfect beer every time. It's Time -Perfected I MEDFORDtfJJvTRIBUNB Crater Cubs Cinch Junior Loop Title Central Point Central Point Crater Cubs wrapped up the Southern Oregon Jun ior Baseball league champion ship yesterday by blanking the Central Point Mustangs 10 to 0. Victory gave the Cubs a 5-1 league record and quali fied them to again represent this district in the Oregon Junior Baseball association tourney at Blue River on Aug. 10, 11 and 12. The Crater crew this even ing will open at full speed its drive for funds to finance the tourney trip. They will sell large bottles of pop for $1 each in a campaign In this community. Members of the squad have been washing cars as a fund project. Yesterday the Cubs pick ed up five of their runs in the first inning on a two-run homer by Darryl Summer- field, a two-run single by John Rhodes, three walks, an er ror, two stolen bases and three wild pitches. Kelly Champ also doubled home two runs during the Portland Shuts Out Salt Lake United Press International One Seattle pitcher needed help but the nther breezed home as the Rainiers tripped league - leading San Diego twice in Tuesday night's Pa cific Coast league baseball ac tion. Tracy Stallard held the Padres to six hits for a 3-2 Seattle verdict in the seven inning opener although Mer lin Nippcrt had to finish up for him. In the nightcap, young Dave Morehead blanked the leaders on five hits for a 7-0 victory. Portland shut-out Salt Lake City 1-0, Spokane edged Ta coma 5-4 and Hawaii used its home run power to take Vancouver 7-4 in other action. Norm Bass, Mickey Lolich and Dave Theis apmbined to pitch Portland to its jvin. Bass went seven innings and al lowed the Bees only two base runners. Lolich pitched to but one man in the eighth and Theis got the job done the rest of the way. Th.e lone run of the game came in the fourth when Gor die Windhorn tripled off the left-field wa41 ami crossed as Bee outfielder E-iH Wfl.ya-ss , bolableel the pickup. beer fracas. Frank Armstrong had i two-bagger for the victors, i The Mustangs were held to two hits both off Bob Corliss, who walked three and fanned five in three innings. Gary Frohrcich issued two bases on balls and struck out two in the last two cantos. LINE SCORE: CP Muslancs (10(1 no 0 2 1 Crater Cubs .512 2x 10 5 0 Cessaro, White i3 and Miller: Lorn.ss, u. ironreicn H Summerfield. and Legion Ball Semifinal Series Set United Press International The semi-final Oregon American Legion junior base ball ' playoffs will open at Roseburg and Tigard. Legion officials announced Monday. Bend will play at Roseburg Thursday in the first game of best-of-three series. The sec ond game will be played at Bend Friday, and the third, if necessary, at Bend Saturday. Tigard is host in the other series to David Douglas Wed nesday. The teams will move to David Douglas Thursday and play the third game, if necessary, at David Douglas Friday. Grid Clinic On Tuesday An Oregon School Activi ties association football clinic will be conducted at the Med ford High school at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 7. Edward J. Ryan, assistant secretary . treasurer of lhe OSAA will be in charge. The clinic is for men plan ning lo work as football of ficials this fall and for coaches. A film. "Official Football," will b shown. Rule changes will bs discus sed. There will be a general summary of all rules' and the mechanics of officiating. Tests EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Gotcborg, Sweden (UPD European heavyweight boxing champion Ingcmar Johansson is expected to arrive here from Switzerland today to see a Swedish specialist about his injured right shoulder. Jo hansson has been advised by Edwin Ahlquist not to fight Archie Moore in Mexico next October becuuse of the in jury. wherever ' u'' u f MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON Emeralds, Dodgers of NWL Vie Thursday at White City In Regular League Contest Eugene's Emeralds and Sa lem's Senators come to the Rogue valley on Thursday evening for a two-fold purpose - To complete a four-game series and to show Class B professional Northwest league baseball to southern Oregon fans. The Ems and Dodgers col lide at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Memorial field, White City. KUGKNE MARKS Raltinr. AB Linares 62 Dore 373 Dietz 23R Cockrell 31fl Blanco 143 Calero 35S Linzy SO Kansas 199 Tomhnson .209 Ni'Laughlin . 325 Pope 341 Dixon 9 Prt. HH1 3liS 12 .303 39 .2R2 39 .282 41 .273 11 I .271 51 .2B0 fi .256 18 .254 20 .253 46 .241 28 .222 I .188 O 137 2 , .144 2 I .087 2 .083 n .000 0 .000 0 11 23 71 113 82 2 Arneson lfi 1 Feldman SI 2 Eslelle 44 3 Opatl 23 0 Gaveski 4B 3 Arnold IS n Holbrook ... 0 0 PUrhing IP W Linzy 77 'it 6 Arnold 4.Vi 1 Feldman 1321 7 Gaveski 144', 11 Estelle 129 S Opatt 78'i 2 Arneson . 60 'i 3 Holbrook .... , 0 I. H 6 73 2 49 10 140 7 118 13 119 6 88 6 66 Kit A 3 37 3.76 3 93 3 93 4 61 5 28 6 26 7 71 S M KM STATISTICS: Batting AB II Arnold 169 58 Richard! 213 69 Page ... 28 9 KelbO 229 65 Bnpard 135 38 Cox 375 105 McLaughlin 355 98 Ertle 166 43 Jones 140 36 Plumlee 309 7R Shinn 136 34 Staab 40 9 Pagel 380 80 Pcnland . 10 2 Peters 46 9 Murray 34 4 Boehlert 26 3 Churchwell 15 1 4 .343 1 .324 3 .321 6 .284 5 .281 0 .280 0 .276 5 .259 9 .257 8 .252 0 .250 2 .225 5 .211 0 .200 4 .196 5 .11C 1 .115 0 .607 BR F.R 79 51 Pitchlnt Surah Peters .... Penland I. SO ..132i ..129 5 117 99 45 59 Page 99i Boehlert .. 79 Murray 113 Churchw'll 77 67 82 This will be their second ap pearance this season at Vet erans Administration domicili ary park. Eugene beat Salem 9 lo 3 here in June. A pair of victories last night at Eugene gave the Ems the jump in the current scries. Verdicts were 6-0 and 4-3 in eight innings. A single game will be contested this evening at Eugene. First Assembly Softball Victor First Assembly of God de feated Eastwood Baptist Mon day in a Church league soft ball game. Doyle Bransom homered for the victors who scored nine runs in the sixth Inning. I.INKSCORK: Etwd. Baptist 000 121 1 .1 S 4 1st Assembly 052 209 X 18 15 5 Sweet. Mauk (6l and Brooks: Conk and Evans. you go! BtBsPAf Eugene, with the pair of triumphs, pulled itself up out of the ccM-r and will try to keep out in its remaining tangles of the series. Salem is the NWL leader but saw its margin over idle second place Tri-City cut from four to three games last night. The Ems No-Hitter By Estelle For Eugene United Presi International A nohit, no-run pitching job and some lusty hitting fea tured play in the Northwest league Tuesday night. Lefty Dick Estelle of Eu gene hurled the no-no ai Eu gene blanked Salem 6-0 in the nightcap of a doubleheader, The EmerMds also won the opener 4-3. Yakima blasted Lewiston 13-2 in the only other game played. Estelle fanned 13 Dodgers and walked four while twice retiring nine men in order. Eugene wrapped it up with two runs in the second and three more in the third. Metro Club Loses Hays Portland lUPIl- Lonnic Hays of Franklin High school was lost to the Metropolitan team Monday for the Shrine all-star football classic. Hays, a quarterback, suf fered a recurrence of a shoul der injury as the Metropoli tan and State squads opened two-a-day practice sessions. The teams will meet at Multnomah stadium here Aug. 11. Hays, under rules govern ing this year's contest, cannot be replaced. The loss left the Metropolitan team with two quarterbacks: Brian Barnes of Jefferson and Launie Carlin of Sunset. Carlin originally was sched uled to play halfback. Century 21 Sets Pace Seattle - (lira - Bill Muncey Tuesday gave his fellow water jockeys a mark to shoot at when lie rocketed Miss Cen tury 21 over the Gold Cup race course here at an aver age speed of 114.326 miles an hour. The speed was tops for the opening day of qualifying runs for the hydroplane racing classic which takes place on Seattle's Lake Washington next Sunday. Six boats out of a probable 17 entries made the grade in Tuesday's runs. Bob Duden Heads Open Portland - IUPH - Bob Duden, the veteran pro from Port land, turned in a two-under-par 70 Tuesday to grab a one stroke lead at halfway point of the Northwest Open Golf tournament . His 70 Tuesday gave him a total of 137. Jim Peterson of Vancouver. Wash., who led after the first day with a 6fi, came in with a 72 for a 138 total. (Stew Schrocder, Medford. shot a 71 in the Northwest Open golf tourney yesterday and has a two-day total of 144 ) Dick Chambers Nabs A Main Oranls Pasj - Van Shippy and Dick Chambers, Grants Pass, and Don Fcaglcs, Flor ence won Ihp special relay racing on Saturday evening at the tourist trophy motor cycle scrambles here. Chambers took the heavy weight A main and Steve Na son, Klamath Falls, the light weight A main. Bantam weight race was wen by Ron Betts, Phoenix. B main winners were Dar rel Shoemaker. Grants Pass, in the heavyweight class and Dan Ginthcr. Klamath Falls in the lightweight division. J Trophy dash victors were I Chambers In the heavy run and Shippy in the light group. Feagles was second and I Frank Word, Grants Pass, j third in the heavy A main ann Angeio Dcnneu, ijrams Pass, second and Tom Stillinn Coos Hay, third, in the B main. Ken Dole. Medford. was runnerup in the light weight A main with Doug Kohler. Klamath Falls, fol lowing. B event saw Skip! Baldwin, Crescent City. Calif , finish No. 2 and Phil Sinclair. Klamath Falls, take third. j Nason was second in the j bantam elits and George ! Huel, Cool Bay, tn No. 3. are now fourth in the six team circuit. Tile series starters at Eu gene followed the so-often pat tern of the tail-ender rising up to pester the ambitions of the front-runner and showed that the Emeralds have no desire for a patsy role. While Salem tops the cir cuit, there is some surprise voiced, even in Oregon's capi tal city, that the Dodgers are up there. Remarked Al Light ncr, sports editor of the Ore gon Statesman in his Sunday column: "If Mgr. Stan Wasiak can hold that line with what's he got to hold it with, and cop the second half pennant in the NWL, he gets our vote as the 1962 Manager of the Years. It would not be a 'hometown' selection. Wasiak doesn't have thetest ball club in the league. But he has it out in front foi the second half flag, with only another month to go." Bob Schwartz of the Slates man sports staff previously stated that the Dodgers have been getting some breaks and playing them well. Arnold Hitting .343 Wade Arnold currently leads Salem hitting with a .343 mark and Tom Richards is .324. Ken Page, a pitcher, is hitting .321 for fewer bat ting turns. Robert Cox with a .280 batting mark as of Mon day, heads the team in runs batted in with 60. Larry Staab, with 12-5, and Darrcll Peters, with 11-7, have the top pitching marks. But Jim Churchwell, Tom Murray and Bill Boehlert have been doing best on the hill in the second half. Peters, Staab and Billy Jones, an outfielder, are the only players classed as rookies on the club. Staab is indi cated as the youngest player on this Los Angeles Dodgers farm club with birth dale listed in 1943. Catcher Ar nold is shown as the oldest He was born in 1936. Eight of the 19 players on the roster were born in 1940. Catcher Bill Kelso is the giant of the lot at 6-4. Page, Arnold and Richards, at 5-9, are the shorties. Dora's Average .303 Carlos Dore, a centerfielder, Is the top hitter among the Eugene Emeralds who have been with the San Francisco Giants' affiliate for the long est time of the season. He has a .303 mark. However, Jose Linares, recent infield addi tion, Is swatting .365. Next high averages are the ,282s of catcher Dick Rictz and rightfielder Wally Cockrell. First baseman Jose Calero is tops in RBIs with 51. Matt Gayeski paces the pitchers with an 11-7 record. Frank Linzy is 6-6. Local sponsor of the White City action is Medford Lions club. Lions have conducted a concerted ticket sale drive be cause of the large guarantee they must meet along with the desire to gain proceeds for their sight and blind fund. Tickets are available irom Lions directly. They can be bought at Burclson's ladies' 11 1 Suits Top Coats -Slacks Sport Shirts Sport Coats For the Medford Rotary Club's Annual Used SUIT SALE Th Medford Roliry Club, cooperating with lh American Field Serv ice, sponsors boy or girl from another country for a full year at Medford High School. This fine program, pari of a nation-wide move ment to foster world understanding, li financed in part by an annual tale of used tuits. That it why Rotary atkt YOU to contribute one or more man'i uted suit, and any other Item of apparel not now in ute. 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