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B Naumes, Young Gain Net Togas Mike Naumes and Shareen Young last ween won the championships in the tourna. ment which concluded the city park and recreation depart' ment's summer tennis instruc tion program for boys and girls. In the boys' finale Mike Naumes defeated Scott Car penter, 6-3, 9-11, 6-4. Tennis instructor and supervisor Bob Huff termed this terrific match the outstanding one of the summer program. Miss Young trimmed Laura Batzer, 6-2, 6-2, in the girls' titular match. The park and recreation de partment will wrap up sum mer tennis activity with community tournament on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 11 and 12. Huff reported a good entry so far and said that there is much interest in mixed dou bles competition. Contenion is planned, loo, in men's junior men's and women's singles and men's doubles. Men's and mixed doubles have $3 entry fee. Men's singles fee is $2 and junior men's and worn en's $1 each. Entries close on Friday, Aug. 10. They may be made by telephoning Huff, the tour ney chairman, at 772-9445 or by contacting the city recrea tion office. Fees are due at the time of the first match. Junior men's singles first round will open the tourney at 7 a.m. Saturday with wom en's singles opening round to follow. Players are to report Saturday morning to the scor er's table at the Medford Sen ior high courts. Naumes advanced through the boys' tourney with vic tories of 7-5, 6-1 over A. T. Highland and 6-3, 6-3 over Chris Rasmussen. Carpenter beat Lee Limbcrlcy, 6-4, 6-4, and Gary Highland, 8-6, 6-3, on his way to the finals. Miss Young defeated San dra Irving 6-UO, 6-1 and Diane Paulsen, 8-6, 6-3. Miss Batzer advanced against Mary Walsh, 6-3, 7-5, and Kathy Smith, 61, 6-1. Adjust Brakes and Repack Front Wheel Bearings i Rflplneamenl purls If ndad and tortton bar aclutl ment not included. lArllust Bmbns and M 1 ..-- E flU Offe IZ i t ,,,,, ! Balance Both . f iff Front Wheels I II , plus woiflhts J mjiiP j Align 1 Front End ! I ke i .. (Pll WmonthW Road Hazard ' Gi'tU Sl .'21 ixu'Sil "jL ui oil" jjTu.'.Ui 3? Si,m1 iBaTuiUtSiiu. lis iiiju. .i Our Sew Trcod$. identified bv Medallion and hnp mark art GUARANTEED 1. AinunHt HffwU In workman. hip .nil m!rll HuHn. !tf of lrit. 2. Agnin.l normal noun. haiariU xrtL rvvnlrablr punctures) enroun lrrt In evrry.Ur pMncr rr u. for If month.. Roiil.rpmtmu pronilAl un Ud .Ml and batad on lut pHrsa nirml al tim. ul adjustment. "TP TT 7T TF TT 7T TV TP 7LJ$& Tf! J MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1982 SPAHN, By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Forget those pennant races for a moment and sound a salute for Warren Spahn and Robin Roberts - two grand old pitchers whose baseball obits were prepared some what prematurely. Spahn, who had only an 81 1 record on July 13, gain ed his 11th victory of the season when he pitched the Milwaukee Braves to an 8-1 win over the Philadelphia Phillies Sunday while Rob erts, winless until June 11, chalked up his seventh tri umph for the Baltimore Ori oles, 7-2, over the Los Angles Angels. The victory was the 320lh of Spahn's career and gives him an outside chance to achieve his 13th 20-win sea son. Roberts' win was the 241st of a career that seemed ended when the New York Yankees released him in June. Spahn yielded six hits and walked one batter in squar ing his season record at 11-11. He was backed by a 10-hit attack which included two homers by Joe Adcock that drove in five runs. Eddie MEDFOM iU&TRIBUNB Seattle Rainiers Whip Portland in Doublebill By ORVILLE BOYINGTON United Preis International That rumbling In the lower strata of the Pacific Coast league standings may be at tributed to the Seattle Rai niers who are acting as if they'd like to pressure their way back Into the first di vision. The Rainiers. who earlier this season were battling for first place before hitting a 7 A.M. 9 P.M. Combination f ANY AMERICAN CAR Just say "Charge it" Take months to pay, . . NEW TREADS APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES Of? ON YOUR OWN TIRES TUBELESS WHITEWALLS (Narrow or Wldo) T size tf U Plus (ax and 4 trade -in tires rtlT TT, 11' IT " Open every night till 9:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday ROBERTS SALUTED Mathews also homered for the Braves who dealt Dennis Bennett his seventh defeat Roberts allowed five hits and also walked only one batter in raising his season mark to 7-4. Triples by Jerry Adair and Dick Williams drove in five Baltimore runs and a homer by Brooks Rob inson produced another. The loss was the seventh in 11 names for the Angels, who are now 6b games behind the front-running New York Yankees in the American league race. Dodgari SplU Twtnbill The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs, 4-3 in 14 innings and then suf fered a 4-2 loss that ended the league-leaders' three game win skein; the San Francisco Giants shaded the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2-1; the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Colls, 7-4, after los ing bv the same score and the Cincinnati Reds scored 6-3 win after the New York Mcts won their opener, 5-2 in other National League games. The Chicago White Sox made it two In a row over the Yankees. 3-2, in 13 in disastrous slump, Sunday night erupted for a total of 26 hits as they beat Portland, 7-4 and 7-3, in a doubleheader. The wins gave Seattle a 3-1 scries victory and left the Rincrs two-and-one-half games behind the Hawaii Islanders who are in fourth place. Seattle was the only double winner of the day. All the other teams halved double headers. San Diego beet 1 coma, 10-5, then lost, 6-0; Salt Lake topped Spokane, 3-2 and then was beaten, 5-0, and Van couver trimmed Hawaii 12-5, before losing, 6-4. The Rainiers needed 10 in nings to win their second game with the Beavers, grab bing the win with a four-run spurt in the first extra frame, Seattle bats connected safely 17 times in the contest and young Dave Morehead, who needed relief help in the 10th, was credited with his seventh win in 13 decisions. A five-run third inning spelled the difference In the opener. Tickets for Pro Game Being Sold Ticket sal is now under way lor the Eugene Emeralds- Lewiston Broncs Northwest league baseball game. The fracas will be at 8 p.m. on Monday, Aug. It, at Me morial field. While City. This contest, the third Class B pro NWL game at the Vet erans Administration domicil iary this season. Is being sponsored by Central Point Junior Chamber of Com merce. Tickets can be bought at Barker's Men's store, Andy's Jewelers and Bohemian club in Medford and at the Central Point phsrmacy. They can be purchased also from any CP Jaycee member. Ernest Kennedy Jr. Is gen eral chairman for this project. Heads of committees include Donald A. Faber, concessions; George Perreard. seating; Richard Stratton. program; Bill Kennedy, tickets, and Ivan Burton, publicity. BOWLING T1H R SIM V MIXI- D Pronotor 1 2 7 1 j -1 2 U 3. Grorft Allrn Sft.l: friendship Four ll9-.lt, 2, Alice Caiehtrt .VtO. Aurora Four ,24-lft 1. Bob Poln dexter sift: Tntm Fourteen 1 1333 ) ' 3, Pouir H "hoarser M4 Alley Oopt (32-lfli 2, Georfe ; Monlii Lucky Seven (30-JOi 2. j Boh West 4R0 ! Pin Mtfteri UP-U. 1 FMon i Vinnon 4l2. Foul Up (30-201 3. Cecil Smith 489. j Off tV Oners (20-20) , Rob Vtn ; ion 480; Seldom Strikes 1.931) I, ) John Morgan 472 j Musile l.an-F-Four ( IB ' -an' , 1 ; 3, Crl Undl 578: Its and Mri. ! 417-3.li 3. Chtf Shafer Ml. ! Tim Two Il9'.20l I', Waif Of fenbacher S3.V Secret Four ' I17'i-:i'ii 2j. BUI Barber 480 Wall Offenbacber 224. F I d o n ! Vinton 22 , Marjone Brook 189; I IToapectora 1973. Ontario" winner i ; Klamath Falls - 'IPP - On i tarto will represent Oregon in the Little League division al ha.ieball playoffs at Vic toria, B. C, next week end. Ontario gained a spot in the divisional tournament here Saturday by getting past Hol lywood of Portland 5-3 to win the state title. Mt. Hood of Portland shut out Klamath Falls 3-0 for third place. nlngs; the Minnesota Twins beat the Detroit Tigers, 8-3, In 11 Innings and then lost, 5-2; the Boston Red Sox drop ped their .opener, 2-0, but then defeated the Washington Senators, 5-4, in 11 innings, and the Kansas City Ath letics whipped the Cleveland Indians 3-2 and 5-2 in other AL action. The Dodgers won the four hour and one-minute first game when Tommy Davis sin gled home Tim Harkness in the 14th inning. Don Card well pitched a three-hitter. Including a two-run homer by Ron Fairly, to win his fifth game of the season In the nightcap. O'Dell Takes 13th Victory Billy O'Dell pitched a five hitter and singled home the winning run in the seventh Inning to post his 13th victory for the Giants. O'Dell was in trouble only in the fourth in ning when two singles and Bob Skinner's sacrifice fly produced the Pirates" run Minnie Minoso's two-run single and Bill White's three run homer were the big blows of a five-run fifth-inning Cardinal rally that brought rookie Paul Ooth his first big league win. The Colts rallibi' for seven runs in the last two Innings of the first game with Bob Lillls' fourth single driving In the decisive runs. Al Jackson pitched a flve hlttcr and rookie Rick Herr scher hit a three-run homer for the Mets in the first game but the Reds split the double header with the aid of Gordy Coleman's three-run homer in the nightcap. Jim Maloney went seven innings to win his fifth game for Cincinnati. Pitarro Scores Winner The White Sox pulled out their 13-innlng win over the Yankees when pitcher Juan Plzarro singled, went to sec ond on center-fielder Jack Reed's error and scored on a single by rookie Mike Hcrshberger. Rich Rollins' two-run hom er capped a six-run nth-inning rally for the Twins in the first game but the Tigers won the nightcap on the wings of a two-run homer by Dick McAuliffe and a two run double by Al Kaline. League Leaders United Press International AMERICAN l.tAGUK Player Si Club G AB R II Pet. Runnels. Bos. 108 306 57 132 .333 Jimenez. KC 105 3R6 40 128 .332 Robinson. CM. 103 409 61 12R .3)3 Rollins, Minn. 110 437 65 13(1 .311 Power Minn. 03 304 33 120 .303 Lumoe. KC 108 446 63 135 .303 Slebern. KC 111 417 74 125 J00 Moran. LA 108 44!) 63 134 .208 Rlchardsn. NV 103 433 62 104 .295 Cungham. Cht 101 332 63 104 .205 Hinton. Wash. 96 320 44 97 .293 NATIONAL l.EAGl'K Player It Club C! AB R II Pet. Muslal. St L. 88 2B0 39 100 .337 T, D.vla, LA 110 451 83 137 .348 Robinson. Cin. 110 413 87 140 .330 H. Aaron. Mil. 100 417 87 130 .333 Clemente. Pitt. 101 376 71 123 .332 Altman. Chi. 103 360 31 123 .324 Skinner. Pitt. 103 365 66 118 .323 Cepeda. SF 108 429 73 137 .319 uonzalez. pntl. loz 37U 66 121 .3111 Howard. LA 88 292 50 93 .318 Home Runs American League Cash. Tigers 30: Klllebrew, Twins 29: Wagner. Angels 28; Gentile, Orioles 26; Marls. Yanks 24. National League Mays. Glanta 32; H Aaron. Braves 29; Banks. Cubs 27: Thomas, Mets 26; Adcock, Braves: Mathews, Braves; Coleman, Reds, all 22. Rum Batted In American League Siobern. Ath letic! 78; Klllebrew. Twins 77: Rol llm. Twtna 75; Wagner. Angela 7,.; Colavito. Tlgcri 72; Robinson, White Sox 72. National League T. DhvIm. Dod gers U2; May. Glanis 03; H. Aaron. Brave 93; Robinson. Red I1; Ceprda. Giant 80; Howard, Dodger 80. American League Wickersham. Athletic 8-2; Donovan, Indian 1.V4; McBrlde. Angels 11-4: Pas cual. Twin 13-6; Moore, Twin 7-3 National League Drysdale, Dod ger 20-4: Purkev. Reds lfl-4; Face. Pirate 8-2; Pierre, Giants 9-3; Koufax. Dodger !4-5. START ON MONDAY SWIM ON SUNDAY Healthful living and family pleasure it a Dfice everyone, can afford. 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American League (1st came) Kansas City .... 001 101 O003 S 0 Cleveland 000 010 0102 4 0 Pfister, Wyatt 19) and Sullivan. Latman, Gomez (91 and Romano. Winner Pfister (2-91. Loser Lat man (4-8). HR Jimenez, Mahoney. (2nd rimrl Kama. City .. 000 031 001 5 11 0 Cleveland ...... 010 001 0002 8 0 Pena (1-01 and Azcue. Ramos, Dalley 161. Bell 10) and Edwards. Loser Ramos (4-9). HR Luplow, Charles. Francona. (1st came) Washington . .. 100 000 0102 9 1 Boston 000 000 000 0 4 1 Cheney (4-61 and Retzer. Mon bouquette, Radatz (9) and Pagli aronl. Loser Monbouquette (9-111. f2nrt same. 11 innlncs) Wash 100 300 000 00 4 11 2 Boston 200 200 000 01 5 9 2 Daniels, Kutyna 151, Hannan 18), Rudoloh (10) and Schmidt. Kolstad. Radatz (8) and Tillman. Winner Radatz (5-4). Loser Rudolph (5-5). HR Bressoud. (13 innlncs) N Y 010 001 000 000 02 13 t Chi. . . 200 000 000 000 1 3 10 0 Ford. Daley 16), Bridges (111. Coatea (131 and Berra. Fisher, Stone (61, Lown flOl. Plzarro (12) and Lollar. Carreon (10). Winner Pizarro (11-11). Loser Coates (6-6). Los Angeles .. 100 100 000 Balllmore 010 020 04x- 2 5 0 II 0 Grha, Fowler (8). Spring oslnsKl (Bl. Hows field (8) and Rodcers. Roberts (7-4 1 and Lan-i-61. HR drlth. Loser Grba l Pearson, Robinson. fist game, II Innings) Minn 200 000 000 06 8 14 0 Detroit .. . 002 000 000 013 9 1 Kaat. Sullivan 111) and Battey. Foytack. Jones (9). Nlschwltz (11), Fox (111. Kline (111 and Brown. Winner Kaat (12-91. Loser Nlsch wltz (3-41. HR Klllebrew. Kaline, Rollins. Colavito. (2nd game) Minnesota 010 000 001 2 12 1 Detorit 230 000 OOx 5 8 0 Collum. Marandn (21. Moore (71 and Zimmerman. KoDlltz. Bunnlng lOi and Roarke. Winner Konlitz (2-01. Loser Collum (0-21. HR McAuliffe. National League (lt game) Cincinnati 000 010 00! 2 S 3 New York 004 000 lOx 5 7 1 O'Toole. Sister 8 and Foiles. Jackson (6-13) and Cannizzaro. Loser O'Toole (U-12). HR Her rachcr, Neal. (2nd game) Cincinnati 000 013 011 fl 10 2 New York 000 200 1003 5 0 Maloney. Henry 8i, Brosnan 9 and Edwards. Moorliead. Daviault (81, R. G. Miller (9 and C. Cole man. Winner Maloncv (3-41. Loser Moorhead (0-1). HR G. Cole man. Robinson. (lit ffame) Houston - 000 000 0257 13 1 St. Louis 300 000 0014 8 2 Brunet. Umbricht (11, Kemmerer f5l, MrMahon (91 and H. Smith. Jackson. McDanlel 18). Ferrarene (9), Dullhfl (9) and Oliver, Sehaf fer (9). Winner Kemmerer U-2). Loser McDaniel (2-6). (?nd game) Houston 000 301 000 4 7 0 St. Loui 010 150 OOx 7 13 0 Woodeshick. Tfefenauer (5). Um bricht (7) and Campbell. Toth (1-01 and Schaffer. Loser Woodeshick 14-12). HR White. Pittsburgh 000 100 0001 3 1 San Fran 010 000 lOx 2 12 0 Friend (12-11) and Leppert. O'Dell (13-10) and Bailey. Philadelphia .. 000 010 OOO 1 8 0 Milwaukee .. 301 002 20x 8 10 1 Bennett. Hamilton (31. Boozer i5i. Short l8i and Dalrymple. Spahn llt-111 and Crandall. Loser Bennett (4-7). HR Adcock 3, Mathews. (1st game, 14 Innlncs) Chicago 010 101 000 000 003 12 0 L A ... 000 101 100 000 01 4 15 1 Buhl. Anderson (7. Schultz (9). Gerard (ID and Barragan. Thacker (!).. Ortega. Rosebuck ifli, L. Sherry i8 and Roseboro. Winner L. Sherry tfi-2. Loser Gerard (2-2). HR Bank, Altman. (2nd game) Chicago 000 103 0004 9 t Lo Angeles . 000 000 2O0 2 3 1 Cnrdwell (5-11 1 and Bertell Richert. Perronskl 7i, Roebuck (9) and N Sherrv. Roneboro 8). Loaer Richert (1-2). HR Fairly. tsaina Sytt.f 0..P I J-Trrf ladast Walk I UaaWofar llahl MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON Dairy Maids Memorial rield. White City - It wai a wild night (or soft ball here Saturday but the Rogue Valley Dairy Maids sur vived. They nosed the plucky Roseburg Lumberjills 11 to 10. Becky Glines struck a sud den death blow in the bottom of the seventh inning. Her triple drove home Janet Pfaff with the game - ending run. Pfaff had singled. The Glines' blast was over the head of the centerfielder and was good enough for a homer had the run been needed. Eagle Point defeated Phoenix-Talent 10 to 4 in a pre liminary game. The Rogue Valley team took a two-run hop on Rose burg in the opening panel. Roseburg scored once in the second frame and went ahead 3 to 2 with two fifth-inning counters. In the bottom of the fifth, however, the Maids ap peared to put the game in the bag with six markers for 8 to 3. R.taliai. With Six The Lumberjacks then piled up six tallies of their own in the top of the sixth panel for a 8 to 8 edge. RV went in front 10 to 9 in the bottom of STANDINGS United Pre International AMERICAN LEAGUE W. New York 65 Minnesota .......... 62 Los Angeles ...... 60 Baltimore .......... 57 ! Cleveland 53 ! Chicago 54 ! Detroit 52 i Pet. GB .613 .594 5 M0 6'i .318 10 .401 13 .401 13 ARd 13 ttj .454 17 .441 18'i J93 23 a Boston 49 Kansas City 49 Washington 42 65 Sundav's Results Washington 2. Boston 0 fist) Boston 5, Washington 4 (2nd, 11 Innings) Baltimore 7. Los Angeles 3 Kansas City 3. Cleveland 2 (1st) Kansas City 5. Cleveland 2 (2nd) Minnesota 8. Detroit 3 (1st, 11 In nings) Detroit S. Minnesota 2 (2nd) Chicago 3. New York 2 113 In nings) Monday' Probable Pitcher Minnesota at New York (night) Pascual (15-6) va. Sheldon (8-6). Baltimore at Chicago (night) Estrada (5-121 vs. Wynn (5-8). Los Angeles at Boston (night) Belinsky (7-6) or Chance (8-6) vs. Schwall (5-11). Kansas City at Washington fnieht) Rakow (8-12) vs. Osteen (5-8). Detroit at Cleveland (night) Aguirre (8-5) vs. Grant (4-4). Tuesday's Games Minnesota at New York Baltimore at Chicago Lo Angeles at Boston Detroit at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington (night) NATIONAL LEAGUE W. Los Angeles 73 San Francisco 70 L. Pet. GB 37 .670 41 .631 4'. 46 .5B2 10 47 .373 11 50 .334 13 53 .323 16' 3 61 .455 24 68 .370 33 70 .360 33' i 80 .266 44 3 Cincinnati 64 Plttsburffh 63 St. Louis 62 Milwaukee 58 Philadelphia 51 Houston 40 Chicaeo 41 New York 29 Sunday's Results New York 5. Cincinnati 2 (1st) When in Crescent City GO DEEP SEA FISHING Boat "SEA FLEA" 2 Trips Daily and Charter Salmon Trolling Bottom Fishing Aqua Shoo Skindivinq Supplies Citizen's Dock Crescent Citv Phone IN 4-5920 or IN 4-2966 Louis Fleager P.O. Box 525 Nick Jills In the sixth. Roseburg deadlock' ed the action in its last bat' ting turn. All of the 'Jill run produc tion was on Just two hits. A single by Judy Ziegler in the sixth canto was followed by a mighty three-baser by Jo anne Davenport. A flock of eight passed balls, five wild pitches, 12 bases on balls and three-hit batters were factors in Roseburg runs. A first-inning home run by Ellen Callaghan and her dou ble, the triple and single by Glines and three singles by Pfaff highlighted an 11-hit attack by the Dairy Maids. Doris Hickson had two hits. Pat Barron, pitching the first five innings for the Dairy Maids, struck out batters eight times. Callaghan, finishing on the slab, whiffed three and allowed the two hits. Pitcher Tires The Maids got only two hits off Brenda Solnicka until she tired in the fifth and gave up three safeties along with a couple of walks and three wild pitches. Six hits were off Glenna Wolford who reg istered the only strikeout against the Maids. Popular with the domicili ary members and rated a fU' Cincinnati 8. New York 3 (2nd) Milwaukee 8. Philadelphia 1 Houston 7. St. Louis 4 (1st) St. Louis 7. Houston 4 (2nd) San Francisco 2. Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 4, Chicago 3 (1st. 14 innings) Chicago 4, Los Angeles 2 (2nd) Monday's Probable Pitcher Chicago at Milwaukee (night) Ellsworth (6-15) vs. Shaw (12-8). Cincinnati at Houston (night) Purkey (16-4) v. Farrell (8-13). New York at Los Angeles (night) Hook (7-111 vs. Podres (8-7). Tuesday's Games Philadelphia at San Francisco St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night) Chicago at Milwaukee (night) Cincinnati at Houston (night) New York at Los Angele (night) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. Pet. GB .617 .532 TV, .548 8 .504 13 .474 .470 17 .435 IB'i .377 27 Va San Diego 71 44 Salt Lake 64 52 Tacoma 63 Hawaii 57 Seattle 54 32 Portland 55 62 Vancouver 50 60 Spokane 43 71 Sunday's Results San Diego 10. Tacoma 5 (1st game) Tacoma 6. San Diego 0 (2nd game. 7 innings) Seattle 7, Portland 4 (1st game, 7 innings) Seattle 7. Portland 3 (2nd game) Salt Lake Citv 3, Spokane 2 (1st game. 7 innintrs) Spokane 3, Salt Lake City 0 (2nd game) Vancouver 12, Hawaii S (1st game) Hawaii 6. Vancouver 4 (2nd game) NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Satem 14 14 .632 Tri-Cltv 20 16 .336 3 Yakima 18 18 .300 3 Lewintnn 18 20 .474 R Eugene 16 21 .432 7i Wenatchee 16 23 .410 8'.) Sunday's Results Salem 2-4. Eugene 1-3 Lewiston 137. Tri-Cltv 3-3 Yakima 5-2, Wenatchee 4-3 Electronics, the career of the future! Can you qualify forthe electronic navy? Your electronic, radio and radar career can be started at your local Naval Reserve Electronics Facility, Medford. Learn how you can train for an electronics career while still in school, and receive pay for it. For further information in Iso tropics contact Chief Shipfitttr Don Milligsn, your Naval Re serve Recruiter at 709 North Columbus avenue or phone 772-2566 or 664-1756. Softball ture star was Sherril McCoy, 12-year-old third baseman of the 'Jills. Rogue Valley will be host ess to. the Mail Tribune Men's team of the Jackson County Softball association Minor league at 7:30 p.m. on Wed nesday at Memorial field. L1NESCORES: Roseburs 010 028 1 10 2 Rotue Valley .. 200 062 111 11 0 Solnicka. Wolford (5) and Cren shaw; Barron. Callaghan (6) and Hull. Ph.-Talent 301 00 4 7 1 Eaile Point 071 2x 10 8 4 Williams and Simmonds; McFall, Huber 14). McFall (S) and Betllng lield. Bob Goalby Golf Victor Hartford Conn. -HJPD- "I got lucky, very lucky." That was how Bob Goalby of Perdido Beach, Fla., run nerup to Gary Player in the recent PGA tourney, explain ed his sudden death victory over Art Wall Sunday in the $35,000 Insurance City Open golf tournament. The 31 -year -old Goalby sank a six-inch birdie putt on the seventh extra hole. Goalby said he was packing his bags in the clubhouse after finishing with a 67 for a 72-hole 13 -under -par 271 when he learned that Wall had missed an 18-inch putt on the final hole to set up the sudden death playoff. Julius Boros of Mid Pines. N.C., never too far behind the leaders, carded a five - under 66 - the best score in the final round - to finish in a tie with Gerry Steelsmith at 272. Jusl tell 7 us your 4 concrete needs I )i and let us B give you an estimate fj . j Concrete & Equipment j ff ti Division of Concrata Steal Corporation MM j. 248 E. McAndrewi Road Sr . Phone 772-5271 n I -Mosa Davis Cup Lead Held By Mexico Mexico City -ItlPD- Mexico went into the final two singles matches of the Davis Cup American zone eliminations leading the United States, 2-1, today and confident of vic tory. In the opening match, Ra fael Osuna was favored to beat Jon Douglas of Santa Monica, Calif., who was downed in four sets Saturday by Antonio Palafox. In the final match, Chuck McKinley, St. Louis, Mo., without a doubt the star of the U.S. team here, was pitted against Falafox. Sunday, Palafox held up his own end and part of his part ner, Osuna's, to defeat Mc Kinley and Dennis Ralston, Bakersfield, Calif., 8-6, 10-12, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2. Marilyn Smith Takes Waterloo Waterloo, Iowa - IDPil - A caddy's prayer, a tip from a Scotsman and several hours of practice were credited by Marilyn Smith for her record victory in the Waterloo Wo men's Open here Sunday. Miss Smith, a smooth-swinging pro from Jupiter. Fla., shot a record nine-under-par 71-69-72-67-279 to win the $1,200 first prize. Miss Smith credited her young caddy, Nick Frank, for helping her win. "He's an al tar boy," Miss Smith said. She also credited Sunny side pro Jack Finley, a nativa of Scotland, for improving her timing. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
