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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON MONDAY. AUGUST 13, 1962 B 3 Giants Sweep Three-Game Series From Dodgers; LA Lead Cut to 2y2 By FRED DOWN UPI Sporti Wrilei It's a new race in the Na tional league but the same old story in the American league. The San Francisco Giants completed a three-game sweep of the NX's biggest series of the season with Sunday's 5-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers. That cut the Giants' deficit to 2Vi games, ended talk of a Dodger runaway and probably means a sizzling pen nant fight to the end. The New York Yankees, meanwhile, opened up a 5Vz game lead in the AL with their 2-0 triumph over the De troit Tigers and already the figure filberts are computing that a .500-pace for the rest of the season would give the Yankees their second straight pennant under Ralph Houk. Here's a capsule - outlook for both races: The Giants, with 44 games left have one more game to play than the Dodgers and trail by only two games in the lost column. The Yankees would wind up with 94 victories if they won only 24 of their remaining 48 games - and that would mean the second-place Los Angeles Angels would have to play .650 ball to win. Juan Marichal, 24-year-old right hander, pitched a four hitter to win his 15th game of the season. Jose Pagan drove in three runs for the Giants. Yank Singles Win Run-scoring singles by Rog er Maris and Elston Howard produced both Yankee runs in the eighth inning before 42, 996 at New York. Bill Staf ford pitched a five-hitter to win his 10th game for the Yankees while Ron Kline suf fered his fourth setback for Detroit. The Cincinnati Reds whip ped the New York Mets, 8-4; the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs, 5-4; the Houston Colts defeated the Milwaukee Braves, 8-5, and the Philadelphia Phillies swept the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-3 and 9-7, in other NL games. In the other AL action, the Minnesota Twins topped the Angels, 5-3; the Chicago White Sox shaded the Kansas City Athletics, 1-0; the Boston Red Sox downed the Baltimore Orioles, 4-1 and the Cleveland Indians rallied for a 5-3 tri umph over the Washington Senators. Joey Jay won his 18th game for the Reds behind an eight-hit attack that included homers by Gordon Coleman, Leo Cardenas and Wally Post. Jay was belted for a three run homer by Charley Neal in the first inning. LINESCORES: (First Rime) Philadelphia .. 002 103 0017 13 2 St. Loula 010 110 0003 7 0 McLish (8-2) and Dalrvmple. Broglio. Ferrarese (7). Duliba 19 1 and Sawatski. Loser Broglio (9-51. HR Sawaukt, Dalrymple. (second tame) Philadelphia .. 221 010 0.100 12 0 St. Louis 200 014 0007 12 0 Hamilton. W. Smith 161. Green (61. Bennett (81 and Oldls. Dal. rymple (8). Simmons. McDanlel (4) and Schaffer, Sawatski (71. Winner Green 15-51. Loser Mc Danlel (2-71. HR Demeter. Whit Held. Callison. New York 300 001 000 4 8 0 Cincinnati 020 000 24x 8 8 0 CraiR. Anderson (8i. MacKenzie (8) and C. Coleman. Jav ib-9i and Foiles. Loser Craig (7-18i. HR Neal, G. Coleman, Cardenas. Post. Los Angeles .. 000 100 000 I 4 2 San Francisco 010 110 02x 5 10 0 Williams. L. Sherry (81 and Rnse boro. Marichal (15-81 and Haller. Loser Williams (11-81. HR Fairly. Pittsburgh .. . 001 002 2005 12 1 Chicago 010 003 0004 11 0 Haddlx. Francis (6i. Lamabe (6i, Ollvo 8t, Face (91 and Burgess. Koonce, Elston (7). Schultz (71. An derson (9) and Bertell. Thacker (91. Winner Lamabe (2-0). Loser When in Crescent City GO DEEP SEA FISHING Boat "SEA FLEA" 2 Trips Daily and Charter Salmon Trollinq Bottom Fishinq Aoua Shoo Skindivina Supplies Citizen's Dock Crescent City Phone IN 4-5920 or IN 4-2966 Louis Fleager P.O. Box 525 (or Elston (3-71. (21. HR Altmaq. Skinner Milwaukee 100 001 102 5 11 2 Houston 100 302 llx 8 13 1 Burdette. Willey 6, Nottebart (8i and Torre. Bruce. McMahon (Bi. Kemmerer 9 and Smith. Win ner Bruce (7-7 1. Loser Burdette 10-81. HR McMillan. Larker. Samuel. AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 000 100 000 1 4 2 Boston 004 000 OOx 4 8 0 Pappas. Hall (41. Luebke (71 and Metro Subdues State Eleven 28-7 in Shrine Football Tiff Eaton Outstanding State Back; Scores TD and Conversion Portland (UPI) Jesuit's Tim Casey made a big difference Saturday night. The 197 - pound fullback sparked Metro to a 28-7 vic tory over State in the istn an nual Shrine all-star football game before 19,471. Casey scored twice in the second period as the Metros erupted for three touchdowns to overcome a 7-0 first period advantage for State. The Jesuit gridder tallied on a 52-yard pass interception and on a one-yard plunge. Casey, who also played an Scott Eaton, Medford quar terback, who wai injured on the next to last play in the Shrine all-star football game at Portland Saturday night, was confined to Rogue Valley hospital today with his knee in traction and reportedly may be there a couple days. outstanding game at his de fensive linebacking position, was voted the most valuable player. He picked up 71 yards in 17 carries. "Wonderful Job" "He did a wonderful job for us," Metropolitan Coach Duke Moore of Beaverton said. "When he intercepted that pass and ran for our third touchdown, it seemed to be the turning point for us. I knew then that we had things under control." The victory was the fifth in the last six years for the Metros and gave them a 7-6-2 edge in the series. State Coach Roy Thompson of Roseburg said "they just did a better job than us and that's all there was to it. But we certainly didn't expect to lose like this." State scored in the first period on a three-yard run by Medford quarterback Scott Eaton. Metro's other touch downs came in the second period on a 27-yard pass from Jefferson quarterback Brian Barnes to Grant halfback Wes Austin and in the third period on a six-yard run by Sunset halfback Dan Maust. Barnes and Eaton were named the most valuable backs and the most valuable linemen were guard Kenny King of. Roseburg for State and guard Dean Francisko vich of Madison for the Met ros. Metro enjoyed a big sta tistical edge of 17-10 in first downs and 319-156 in total vardage. GAME STATISTICS Metro State 17 10 205 120 54 36 8 11 2 0 First downs Rushing yardage . Passing yardage .. Passes Passes intercepted by. funis Fumbles lost Yards penalized . 3-32 3 6-33 7 3 1 48 0 CONCRETE TRU-MIX Concrete & Equipment Division el CSC (Concrete Steet Corporation) 248 E. McAndrews Road 5271 Triandos. Wilson (9-3i and Tillman Loser Pappas (10-81. HR Bres-soud. Cleveland . ... 000 002 120 5 8 0 Washington .... 300 000 000 3 5 0 Grant lti-4) and Edwards. Ham ilton. Daniels 8 and Retzer. Loser Daniels (4-131. HR Bright. Green (2). De(roit 000 000 000 0 5 I New York . 000 000 02x 2 8 0 Kline. Jones (81 and Brown. Slaf ford (10-71 and Howard. Loser Rogue Dairy Maids Third in Softball Eugene - Rogue Valley Dairy Maids were third place team in the women's state Softball tournament over the week end at Amazon park here. Salem Shamrocks annexed the title by beating Eugene McCulloch Chain Saw 3 to 0 Sunday night. Eugene tripped 1961 champion Rogue Valley 2 to 0 Sunday afternoon to gain the final. Four Rogue Valley players were named to the tourney all-star: Doris Hickson, first base Bernice Bigham and Ellen Callaghan, outfielders and Pat Barron, utility out fielder. Salem's Betty Man tyla was the tourney's leading hitter. Two other Salcmites were honored. Pearl Pinion as outstanding pitcher and De loris Hanson, shortstop, as out standing player other than pitcher. Single Runs Eugene tallied one run in the fifth inning against the Crater Cubs Third In Junior Blue River - Central Point Crater Cubs, error - plagued during the tourney, took third place Sunday afternoon in the Oregon Junior Baseball as sociation championship event here. . The Cubs downed Albany Recs 10 to 5 after falling 3 to 2 to Molalla in a Saturday night semifinal that carried over into Sunday morning. Master Service, Salem, claimed the state title, defeat ing Molalla 4 to 3 last night. Salem had nosed Albany by the same score Saturday night. Tires Unlimited, Eugene, trimmed McKcnzie 2 to 1 in the consolation bracket final tor fourth place. Eugene nick ed Thurston 4 to 3 on Satur day and McKcnzie eliminated Bend 10 to 5. Stroh Top Hitler Four runs each in the first and second innings helped the Central Point team on Sun day. Bob Stroh, leading hitter of the tourney with .600 on six for 10, tripled with the bags loaded for Crater in the first inning. John Rhodes. Gary Frohreich and Frank Armstrong singled. Bob Cor liss doubled and Frohreich, Armstrong, Clay and Stroh also hit in the second canto. Stroh, Corliss and Arm strong had three hits in the game. Wayne Clay walked four and whiffed eight in a six-hitter. Molalla got its winning run I in the seventh inning with two out. Ron Loom is singled 1 in Bill Cordill who also had hit. Cordill had been sacri I ficed to second by Tom Zyp. I Zyp pitched a three hitter ; for Molalla with Armstrong tripling and Clay and Stroh singles for CP. Zyp warned two and fanned eight. Rhodes allowed six hits, walked six and struck out eight. call -1 s Kline l3-4. Chicago 000 000 0101 7 1 Kansas City 000 ooo 000 0 6 0 Herbert. Pizzaro 8 and Car reon. Fischer. Pena (91 and Sulli van. Azcue (9i. Winner Herbert (12-71. Loser Fischer (3-41. HR Landis Minnesota 200 001 2005 12 1 Loi Angeles 000 OOO 030 3 9 3 Stigman (7-3) and Battey. Lee. Duren 7. Botz (8 and Rodgers. Loser Lee (9-91. HR Torres. Maids yesterday on hits by Jackie Rice, Linda Neimi, Linda McKay and Nancy Wei born. A sixth inning score was on a hit by Sherry Lar son, two bases on balls and a wild pitch. Rice pitched a four-hitter, striking out eight. The Maids' Barron in a six-hit game fanned nine and walked five. In the Saturday night DM 15-hit attack against Beaver ton, Bigham and Glenda Hull whammed three hits each and Jan Bateman, Callaghan and Sharon Isaacs two each. Big ham tripled and Callaghan doubled. Callaghan held the opposition to two hits. She walked three and struck out 11. I.INESCOltES: (Sunday afternoon) Eugene 000 Oil 0 2 6 0 Rogue Valley . 000 000 00 4 0 Rice and McKay; Barron and Main. (Saturday night) Rogue Valley . 013 014 110 IS 0 Beaverton ... 000 000 0 0 : Callaghan and Main; Higley, Jan- sen 141 ana mcKy. Tourney Crater and McKenzie tied on the umpire rating sheets for the sportsmanship award. A vote gave the award to host McKenzie. I.INKSCOIIKS: (Saturday nlglll) Crater Cubs 001 010 02 3 Molalla 002 000 13 B 0 Rhodes and Summerfield; Zyp and Loomls. (Sunday afternoon) Crater Cubs .... 440 100 1 10 19 6 Albany 301 010 0 5 3 Clay and Summerfield; Haatvcdl, Isom 2 and Holmes. John Wheeler Tips Jay Allen John Wheeler Logger soft ball team, eyeing the state Softball tourney and reported ly not scheduled to encounter any opposition before that time, cooked up a doublehead cr and defeated Jay Allen Cars in both practice games at Hawthorne park yesterday. Grants Pass - Hal'i Sport shop of Klamalh Falli downed Grants Pass Elks 5 to 3 in eight innings and 6 to 3 in 11 innings Saturday night in the southern Oregon District play off for a berth in the stale men's softball tournament. However, the games are being protested by Grants Pass Manager Bill Wilcox on the grounds that the Klamalh team used ineligible players. Scores were 3 to 0 and 3 to 1. Jim Dillon homered with two men on base in the fourth panel of the first five-inning tussle. John Wheeler will be host team for the men's state soft ball meet Aug. 18-22 at Me morial field. White City. I.INKSCOKKS: John Wheeler OO0 303 4 0 Jay Allen OOO 00 0 2 2 Grens(eart and Dillon; Reinholtz and Chrtatcan. Jay Allen ., 010 001 3 2 John Wheeler 120 Ox 3 4 4 Kurtz and Dillon; Barnum and Christcan. Tualatin Takes GP Invitational j Grants Pass- (UPIi -Tualatin Hills of Beaverton rolled up i 'MM points to capture Its third straight Grants Pass invlta- j tional swim meet champion- shio Sunday. ! Eugene YMCA was second ! with 161 'j points. Grants Pass finished third with 141, : North Bend was fourth with j 102'2. F.ugene Holphin Club , was fifth with B6 and Rose : burg sixth with 81 'j. ! Becky Indahl of Tualatin 1 Hills competing in the girls' i 1517 a'-'e group, scored 22 points for high point honors. BOWLING VICTORY LEAGUE Women bowlers an it minded of 1 h Victory league meeting at 7:30 o'clock tonight at Medlord Isnti. All women interest ed are invited. MEDFORDdgTRIBUNE SFdDMTS CP Merchants, Jennings Take County Butte Falls will play In ternational Harvester at 6:30 o'clock tonight in a Jackson County Softball association Minor league playoff. Grants Pass Elks and Jay Allen Cars will complete the first round of double elimin ation playoffs with a 8 o'clock Major league conflict this evening. Central Point Merchants nipped Tru-Mix Concrete 5 to 4 yesterday afternoon in a Major loop fracas. Sam Jennings company whipped Communications Workers 7 to 4 Saturday evening in the Minor circuit. Communications Workers will vie at 6:45 p.m. Tues day against the BF-IH losers while Jennings goes into a Wednesday mix against the winner of tonight's Minor loop mix. Tru-Mix on Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. will encounter the GP-JA laser. Central Point will have a Wednesday fracas with this evening's victor in the Major circuit. Spotted Three Merchants spotted Tru-Mix Roseburg Legion Ball Tltlist Roseburg (UPI) Roseburg is the Oregon American Legion baseball champion again. The Southern Oregon team wrapped up a best -of -five game series for the title with a 4-1 win over Tigard for its second straight crown Satur day night. Roseburg won the series 3-1. Roseburg will represent Oregon in the Western region al tournament at Las Vegas, N.M. It will take on the Ne vada representative in the opening round next Saturday. In the final game of the scries with Tigard, Roseburg exploded for three runs in the last inning to pull out the win after knotting the score at 1-1 with a run in the eighth. Roseburg tied the score on a walk to Lance Casebeer, an error, another walk to load the bases and a walk to Jim Beamer to force in Casebeer. In the ninth, the home club loaded the bases again on a double by Doug Coplin, a single by Ron Pauly and a hit batsman. A walk, a sacrifice fly and a single scored the runs. Bill Sizemore stopped Ti gard on six hits. Lee Helstrom suffered the loss. TC Braves Head NWL United Press International The Tri-City Braves today were the new leaders in the Northwest league pennant race and they owed a hearty thanks to the Wenatchee Chiefs. Wenatchee swept a twin bill from the Salem Dodgers, 2-1 and 6-2, Sunday while the Braves were knocking off Eu gene, 5-2. The action unseated the Dodgers and left them three per centage points be hind the Braves. In the other baseball action Sunday, Lewiston beat Yaki ma. 3-2 and 5-2. Fans attending the Wenat chee -Salem doubleheader in Wenatchee saw a rarity when plate umpire Max Stone eject ed the entire Salem bench from the playing area. The in cident occurred in the bottom of the first inning of the sec ond game. FOOTBALL SCORES PRO EXHIBITIONS ftaturday Garnet Oakland 21. Bo ton 20 Sun Diego 17. Deling 0 Loi Angeles 37, Washington 7 New York (NFLi 21. St. Louli 21 Cleveland 17. Detroit 14 San Francisco 3f). Minnesota 24 Baltimore !Sfi, Philadelphia 2fl Plttxburgh 19, Chicago 14 Sunday (lames Buffalo 20, New York (AFLl 10 DO YOU NEED NEW BIKE TIRES? It your bike needi new tire COME SEE US et the newly remodeled Toy House. We now heve com plete line of tirei to tuit your needi. 1V4"x20" 90c 1V4"XJ4" $1.45 1V4"x26" $1.85 1.75"x20" 24"-16" $1.85 Blloon Tires $1.85 Tubet 85e COMPLETE BIKE SERVICE DEPARTMENT Loop Frays three runs yesterday then came through with two mark ers in the fifth inning and three in the seventh. The fifth inning scores were on two errors and a single by Jim Elrod. In the seventh Harvey and Harry Tonn and Marvin Bohnert got hits. There were two errors and a wild pitch. "Yu-Mix tabulated twice in the first panel on hits by Chuck Marrs, Jerry Fields, Barney Riggs and Ken Brea zenle. One tally was in the fourth frame on two bases on balls and hits by Bill Young and Riggs. The Con crete men then threatened in the bottom of the seventh when Tom Marier three-bag-gcred and Gary Britt singled him home. Tru-Mix outhit CP 10 to four, with Marrs, Fields and Riggs each lashing two safe blows. Art Huff, the TM flinger, fanned eight batters. Sam Jennings beat CWA with five runs in the sixth inning on a triple by Eldon Durham, a home run by Les Walker, squeeze singles by Keith Garrett. Dick Atter bury and Dave Love, a walk and an error. Willard Bar num tossed six-hit ball for SJ with six walks and three strikeouts. Bill Tope walked two and whiffed two in a seven-hitter for CWA. Jim Singler homered for CWA and Tom Malot clubbed a two-run double. I.INKSCORKS: Central Point . .. 000 020 3 S 1 Tru-Mix 200 100 14 10 4 Harry Tonn and Long; Huff and Ri6s. CWA 003 010 04 0 Sam Jennings . 200 005 x 7 7 2 Tope and J. Singler; Barnum and Love. STANDINGS United Press International NATIONAL LEAfiUE w. Pel. .604 (ill Los Angeles 79 San Francisco .... 76 Cincinnati 71 .644 2 1 .607 7 Pittsburgh 63 .363 12 Ml 13'i .334 13ti .430 23 .a .364 33 'j .337 36 .251) 47 1, St. Louis 6ft Milwaukee 63 Philadelphia 54 Chicago 43 Houston 41 New York 30 Sunday's Results Philadelphia 7. St. Louis 3 (lstl Philadelphia 9. St. Louis 7 find) Cincinnati 8. New York 4 Pittsburgh 5. Chicago 4 San Francisco S, Los Angeles 1 Houston 8, Milwaukee 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. IT I. GD .614 .364 3', .356 6a .3118 12 .4116 13 '4 .406 13'a .403 13 .470 HI'i .441 20 .374 37', New York Los Angeles . Minnesota Chicago Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City . Washington .. . 70 . 66 . 65 . 60 . 38 57 . 36 54 52 43 72 Sunday's Results Boston 4, Baltimore I New York 2. Detroit 0 Cleveland 5. Washington 3 Chicago 1, Kansas City 0 Minnesota 3, Los Angeles 3 PACIFIC COAST 1 EAGUK W. San Diego 76 Salt Lake 67 Tacoma 63 Hawaii 63 Seattle 39 Portland 59 Vancouver 54 Spokane 46 L. Pet. GB .623 .540 10 .533 11 .312 13'i .468 IT.', .476 18 .476 20 'i .380 30 1 ( Sunday's Results Portland 3. Seattle 2 fist garnet Sealde 5. Portland 1 (2nd game. 7 Innings) San Diego 0. Sail Lake City 2 (1st game) San Diego 3. Salt Lake City 2 (2nd game. 7 Inningsl Hawaii 8, Spokane 2 (1st game, 7 Innings) Hawaii 7, Spokane 5 12nd game) Vancouver 2, Tacoma 0 NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. I.. Pel. Gil Trl-City 2.1 18 ,181 Salem 26 19 .378 Yakima 22 21 .112 3 Lewiston 23 22 .111 3 Wenatchee I 27 .413 7', Eugene 18 28 .400 7', Sunday's Results 1 Lewiston 3-5. Yakima 2-2 Trl-City 5. Eugene 2 Wenatchee 2-6. Salem 1-2 Racing Driver Dies in Crash Terre Haute, Ind. - 0IP1I -Rookie race driver Jackson Hagemeycr of Indianapolis, Ind., was killed In qualifica tions at a sprint car race here Sunday as his 9-year-old son looked on, unaware he had Just seen his father die. Hiigemeyer was killed when he lost control of the car on the first turn on the dirt track at the Vigo County Fairgrounds. TOY HOUSE 317 E. MAIN 772-5880 Naumes, Highland Gain City Net Toga; Tibbutt, Shugart Successfully Defend Titles Yotitn triumphed over ex perience in an upset men's doubles final match and two defending champions retained their crowns yesterday in the second annual City Tennis championships at the Medford Senior High school courts. Mike Naumes and Gary Highland fought to the men's Ed Badley Champion In Archery Ed Badley, Rogue River, totaled 215 points Sunday to win the men's broad head championship of the Southern Oregon Bow Hunters in a shoot at the Mill Creek range of the Rogue Archers. Jerry Williamson, Central Point, garnered the women's title with 155. Larry Glawc, Central Point, took boys' honors with 112 and Becky Sue William son, Central Point, girls' prize with 36. The meet, in which 100 archers contested, served also for pre-season hunting prac tice. Entrants used hunting equipment under hunting con ditions with cardboard animal targets. Other men's scores included George Rajinis, Malin, 202; Hap Strong, Rogue River, 100; Bob Kinsman, Medford, 186; Gordon Lund. Klamath Falls, 185, and Herb Gifford, Med ford, 185. Among the women Sharon Rajnus, Malin, had 135 and Beth Pohll, Chilo quin, 131. Doug Reaves. Klamath Falls, was second among boys with 108 and Ricky Spencer, Grants Pass, shot 95. Sam Black. Eagle Point, won the donated bow and Orlo McGee, Medford. the dozen arrows for the average archer award. Just Say 3 I doubles diadem and Tod Ti'u j butt to the men's singles man ! tie in the top matches of the ' finals in the two-day tourney. Sandy Shugart kept her wom en's singles title. Miss Shugart also shared the mixed doubles champion ship with Lee Wimberly. Naumes was junior men's singles victor. Naumes and Highland, showed potential as a top dou bles combine for Medford High next year. In a match of power and youth against know how and finesse, they trimmed Phil Holman and Tibbutt. Margin for the young players, who have come along in the city park and recrea tion youth tennis program this summer, was 9-7, b-3. Tibbutt defeated Tom Huck in, 6-4, 6-3, in a terrific men's division finale termed the best singles match of the tour nament. Both men showed Kirtways Bills Rules Meeting Medford K a r t w a y s will have a meeting on Wednes day evening, Aug. 15, to dis cuss new track rules. The meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. at the track. It is open to all persons interested. Racing under the new rules and regulations will resume on Sunday, Aug. 19. 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He defeated Sam Battistone in the final, 6-3, 6-3. The tournament was con ducted by the park and rec reation department with Bob Huff as chairman. He describ ed the tourney as "successful and friendly." JUNIOR MKN'S S1NCI.KS; Semi-finals Mike Naumes def. Garv Highland. 2-6. 6-3. 7-3; Scott Carpenter def. Lee Wimberley, 8-6, 6-3 Final Naumes def. Carpenter, 6-4. 6-4. WOMEN'S SINGLES: . Srmi-finals Sandy ehujrart def. Knthy Smith. 6-1. 6-1; Laura Untzer def. Paul Lowcry. 2-6. 6-3. Final Shugart def. Batzer. 6-2, 6-2. MEN'S DOUBLES: Semi-finals Phil Holman and Tod Tlhbult def. Chuck Holt and Tom Huckin. 6-3. fi-0; Mike Nauniea and Gary lliuhland def. Bud Wim berlev and Bob Huff. 6-1. 6-4. Final Naumes and Highland def. Holman and Tibbutt. 9-7, 6-3. MIXED DOUHI.ES: Semi-finals Lee Wimberley and Sandy Shufinrt def. Bud Wim berley and Dlnne Paulsen. 6-4, 6-3; Nick Rasmussen and Laura Batzer def. Scott Carpenter and Mary Walsh. 1-6. 6-2. 6-3. Final L. Wimberley and Shu enrt def. Rasmussen and Batzer, 6-2. 6-2. MEN'S SINdl.ES: (Championship) Scmi-lliials Tod Tibbutl def. Lee Wimberley. 6-1. 6-1; Tom Huckin def. Phil Holman. 6-3. 6-1. Final Tibbutl over Huckin, 6-4. 6-3. (Consolation) Quarterfinals Ted Phil 1 1 p I bye; Sam Battistone def. John Wei sel. 6-0. 6-0; Chris Rasmussen bya: Harry Kannasto bye. Semi-finals Battistone def. Phillips. 6-3. 7-3; C. Rasmussen def. Kannasto. Final Rasmussen def. Battis tone, ((-3. 6-3. RAMBLER-AMBASSADOR, UNIT, Phone 773-8255 $250 $I5 $B850 30