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Everything For Men And Boys Next To Pick's Apparel Downtown Medford MEDFORDkWTRIBUNB PQD Vilest. v-"'-l i 'OShtdS'A ie.rrf Dick Smith Busts Tie United Press International Indianapolis stumbled last night, but with 9' j games of padding, hardly felt the fall. Centerfielder Dick Smith smacked a tie-breaking homer in the bottom of the ninth to give the second-place Omaha Dodgers a 5-4 victory over the Indians, snapping a six game win streak. The blast slapped Indiana polis reliefer Ed Drapcho, who then took the mound in the ninth, with the loss. Oma ha starter Scott Brecden scat tered 12 Indian hits but al lowed only two earned runs in going the distance for the victory. In a couple of twin bills, the hosting Oklahoma City 89ers grabbed a pair from the Denver Bears, 3-1 and 6-4, while the Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers were doing the same thing to the visiting Louis ville Colonels, 2-0 and 2-1. B 3 !jtr1 PITCHES FOR DEFENDERS Marion Craft, above, is pitch er for the Randall's Chuck Wagon Softball team of Salem which won the 1961 state championship. Randall's will de fend its crown in the 1962 Oregon slate association tourney which is set for Saturday, Aug. 13. through Wednesday, Aug. 18, at Memorial field, White City. Salem's first ap pearance will be at 7 p.m. Saturday against the Corvallis Merchants. Other game that night will be between the host John Wheeler Loggers of Medtord and Bob s Highway Serv ice of Pendleton. Hal's Sport shop ot Klamath Falls will open the meet at 2 p.m. Saturday against Lake Grove Fi nance. Stoddard-Frink Chevrolet of Albany and Eugene Mc- Culloch Chain Saw of Eugene will he foes also in a first round afternoon fracas. Play is double elimination. Medford Moose, lodge, tourney sponsor, has tickets on sale at Barker's, Morrison's and Robinson Brothers men's stores, the Bo hemian club, the Club barber shop and Medford Shopping center barber shop. Ken Hubbs Ties Mark Chicago -llll'II- The pressure was off Ken Hubbs today, so the rookie of the Chicago Cubs might set a new Nation al league record for consecu tive errorless games by a sec ond baseman today. Hubbs tied the 12-year-old record of Red Schoendienst of the St. Louis Cardinals TueS' day by racking up two put outs and four assists without a bobble to complete his 57lh consecutive errorless game. Today he could better (he mark since Tuesday was the "big one" for him. "I didn't feel the pressure until about the last two games.' 'he said. "But before yesterday's game I just, knew I wouldn t make an error. The pressure was pretty bad Mon day and I didn't get much sleep Monday night but I just nad confidence that I would n't miss one. "I just wanted lo tie the record so if I make an error today it won't bother me. I'd like to go on, but there's no pressure on me." Don Drysdale Takes On Chore for Faltering Club Pittsburgh - (UP1I - Big Don Drysdale lakes on the burden of shoring up the Los Angeles Dodgers pennant campaign to night when he shoots for his 22nd victory against Ihe Pitts burgh Pirates. Drysdale opposes Bob Hess, Brinson Take Firsts at Grants Pass Bruce Hess and Jim Brin son of tne jvicaiora swim team took first places last week end in (he Grants Pass invitational meet. Hess was first in 80-yard freestyle for 3 17 - year - old bovs with a record time of 41.8 seconds. He was also sec ond in 160-yard medley and in 80 butterfly. Hess was high scorer in his class. Brinson was first in 15-17 diving and fifth in senior. In boys' 13-14 competition Phil Taylor was second in 80 brcaststroke and third in 160 medley. Bob Capsey was fourth in 40 breastroke and sixth in 40 backstroke in 10 and under races. Mcdford's 13-17 hoys' 320 yard freestyle team of Phil and Ben Taylor, Hess and Ted Lyons was sixth. The 320 medley crew ot the Tay lors, Dennis Carson and Hess took fifth. In the 12 and under class Riley Mcllugh, Tom Capsey, Kirby Lusk and Greg Gilbert were fifth in 160 free style. Riley and Murphy Mc Hugh, Gilbert and Rob Brown were fifth in 160 medley. Girls' Events Jill Crawford was sixth in the senior girls' 200 yard free style and sixth in the 15-17 freestyle event at 80 yards. In the 12 and under class a Medford team took two fiflh spots. The girls were Linda McGinty, Janet Brown ind Sheryl and Ann Gerely. Races were the 160 freestyle and medley. Sheryl Gerety was fnurlh in the 80-back stroke for 11-12-year-olris. Donita Taylor was fourth and Ann Gerety fiflh in 10 and under 40 breaststroke and Janet Brown fifth in 40 free style. Chestnut Hill, Mass.-1'Pr-Mrs. Karen Hantzc Susman and Billie Jean Moffat, the Wimbledon doubles cham pions, have entered the U.S. Lawn Tennis association na tional doubles championship. Competition begins Sunday at the Longwood Cricket club. Friend (12-11) of Pittsburgh in tonight's contest. Don boasts of a personal record of 21 triumphs against five losses. Los Angeles manager Walt Alston will try to put more power in the Dodger lineup by starting Wally Moon in leflficld. Tommy Davis goes to third base in the move which will bench Daryl Spen cer. The Dodgers were dealt their longest losing streak of the season last night when they lost their fourth con secutive game. Pittsburgh edged Los Angeles, 2-1. Righthander Alvin McBcan pitched his first complete game in a month lo carry the Pirates to the 2-1 win. McBean spaced nine Dodger hits, walk ed two and struck out three to gain his 12th victory. The Pirates supported Mc Bean wilh three snappy dou ble plays to boost their major league leading total to 139 BOWLING CENTENNIAL LEAGUE There will bp a meeting of the Centennial Bowling league at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 4, at Medford lanes. All ladies interested are inviied. Actual league bowling will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at 10 a.m. Mrs. Dorothy Ncase, 664-1466, president ol the league, may be telephoned at 664-1466 for information. SPORTSMEN LEAGUE Members of tha Sportsmen Bowling league are asked to aifend the fall meeting at 7 p.m.. Friday, Aug. 17, in ihe nursery room at Roxy Ann lanes. Men interested in Join' ing the league, if there are openings, also are Invited. BOXY ANN CLASSIC There will bn n meeting of Roxy Ann Classic Bowling league at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Aujt. 21, at. Roxy Ann lanci. All captains of last year's teams are asked to at tend and prospective new mem bers are Invited, TUKSDAY NICillTI'.RS United Radio i IR-fit 4. Wayne Arbaugh ;i2; Splitters B-l(ij 0, Monte Morris 444, Ktrnllers n.l'j-lO'.l 2. Len Howe R44; The Four Most (ll'a-12a) 2, Earl Brenlon 312. Windjammers fl2-12t 1, Wall Skundrick 540; Try Hards (12-13) 3, Morris Bvrne 523. .lav Walkers (fl-lfi) I. Rav Law less 4HB; Four S i (1311) 3, Clint ShnllenburR MO. 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