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2 B MONDAY. Salem, Lake Grove Unbeaten In State Softball Conflict Albany, Corvallis Post Wins; Three Encounters Tonight Memorial Field, White City -Defending champ'on Ran dall's Chuck Wagon of Salem and the Lake Grove Lakers are the only undefeated ag gregations after two days of play in the men's state tour nament of the Oregon State Softball association here. They contend tonight in the hcdliner of a tripleheader at this Veterans Administration domiciliary field. This is the evening's fare: Stoddard-Frink Chevrolet of Albany 'gainst John Wheeler Logging of Medford at 7 o'clock, Corvallis Merchants against Eugene McCulloch Chain Saw at 8:15 o'clock and Lake Grove against Sa lem at 9:30 on the dial. Don Vandervort tripled and Don Wyman doubled In the second inning for the lone marker last night as Ran dall's handed John Wheeler Its first tourney loss 1 to 0. Lake Grove tabulated three times in the third Inning in a 4 to 2 decision over Eugene. Albany. Corvallli Win In the losers' bracket yes terday afternoon Albany downed Hal's Sport hop of Klamath Falls 3 to 0 and Corvallis nicked Bob's Hiway service of Pendleton 1 to 0. The setbacks ousted Klamath Falls and Pendleton from the double-elimination play. Two games are slated here Tuesday night In the tourney and the championship linals will be on Wednesday with one. or iwo games. Tonight's Lake Grove -Salem winner will advance to the Wednes day championship conflict. Victors of tonight's Al-bany-M dford and Corvallis Eugene scraps will collide at 7:15 p.m. "uesday. Winner of that gnme will go at 8:45 p.m. tomor. against to night's -loser in the Salem Lake Grove mix. Two clubs will bo eliminated tonight. Chuck Wagon squelched a seventh inning scoring bid to drop the host Wheeler nine An error, force out and base on balls put Loggers nn first and second sacks with two out. Pitcher Marlon CraM then was called In to relieve Gene Hilfliker who d been a bit shaky for lour innings. Craft whiffed Mcdford's .'ack Brown. He registered three balls against pinch-hitter Pete Hale then fanned him to end the game. Salem had runners as far as third base twice in the sixth Inning and to second in the third and sixth. Only In Ihe final panel did the Med ford club get a man as far as second. Wyman for Salem and Mick Grenslcad for John Wheeler each had two hits. Hilflike. tossed three-hit, two-strikeout ball over 6 13 frames. Milan Kurtz gave up two hits and the run, struck out one and walked three in two inninus plus on the slab lor JW. Grcnrtead allowed three h!'s and two walks, fan ning two. Miscu s and pitching wild ings on the part of Eugene were capitalized on by Lake Grove. The three runs in the third panel were on singles by Hon Koski and Ted An tonsrn, iwo lilt betters and overthrow error l.oni out field to home. The Lakers turned a dropped third strike, another error, a single by Ron Davidson and a passed ball into a run In the fourth Inning. Eugene countered In the sixth inning on a single by Jerry Lake, a base on balls, fielder's option and an er ror and in t lie seventh on a walk, error and fielder's choke. No player got more than one hit and Rich Levitt's two baser for McCulloch was Ihe only one for extra baas Da vidson fanned seven batters and walked six. Art Wlcal, Ihe Eugene (linger, walked two and hit two and register ed eight strikeouts. Wehmaier Blaiti Pitcher Hal Wchmricr boomed Corvallis into this evening's competition with an extra-inning single which bomhed home the only run in the Merchant nod over Pen dleton yesterday afternoon. Wehmeier i oi:tpltched by Pendleton's Lee Combs over seven Innings. In the bottom of Ihe eighth Gary Chapman's single with two out ruined a no-hit bid by C mbs. Chapman swiped sec ond and he was sate at third base nn a bad throw by Mob's catcher Al Phillips. Weh meier Ihen whammed the ball Into lclt field to end the ball game. Combs, In his Iwohltler, struck out six and walked one. Wehmeier allowed four safe raps and a base on balls. Ted Schadewiti. Bill Hun singer, Al Hathaway and Combs hit safely for Pendle- AUGUST 20. 19S2 ton with Huntsinger and Hathaway blows in the fourth fx. me. Corvallis almost wound up the mix in the seventh in ning when Duane Speerc walked, was sacrificed to i'.--ond by Dow Poling and stole third. However, Homer Ap plegate skied out and Tom Bowen was out on a ground ball on close play shortstop to first. Albany uncorked the heav iest part of its eight-hit at tack in the fourth canto when Vern Foree and Bob Nesbct slammed back to back dou bles and Bob McCloskey sin gled to account for two runs. The other marker came in the fifth stanza. Jack Scase singled, romped all the way to third on a sacrifice bunt by Terry Zelgeleman and scored on an error on the play. Mcdford's John Wheeler Loggers advanced to Sunday contention by pasting Bob's Hlway service of Pendleton 8 to 1 Saturday night. The vic tory came after defending tl tlist Randall's had tipped the Corvallis Merchants 2 to 0. In the other first round scrapes, both played Saturday after noon, Lake Grove beat Klam math Falls 10 to 0 and Eu gene McCulloch Chain Saw nicked Stoddard - Frink of Albany 2 to 0. 11 Strikeouts Vern Collins threw one-hit 11 - strikeout ball for the Log gers Saturday. Bob Smith and Jack Brown helped the cause against the northeast Oregonlans by each driving in two runs. Jim Dillon had a pair of doubles for Medford, Smith tripled and singled and Charles Mickleson and Brown each had two base hits. Lee Combs spoiled a no-hit effort for Collins with a fifth Inning three - baser which drove in the only Pendleton run. Al Hathaway, leading off the frame, had been hit by a pitched bail. Wheeler's collected more than enough runs to win when four counters were re corded in the first Inning. Mickleson and Dillon dou bled, Mick Grenstead sin gled and a hit batter, Iwo er rors and a passed ball con tributed. Brown scored in the second Inning. He walked and was tripled home by Smith. In the sixth panel for three runs, Bill Wcddle was hit by a pitch, Dillon walked, Brown two baggered and Smith sin gled. Vandarvoort Scores Collins issued two bases on balls and hit two bailers. Combs gave up seven hits and two walks to the Medford club. He hit Iwo batters with pitches and fanned five. Re liever Ted Schadewltz per mitted one hit and struck out one batter. Don Vandrrvoort scored both of the Salem runs against Corvallis. Singles got him on bases for both markers. He romped home in the fourth Inning on a passed hall and in the sixth inning on a thrce bnsc error. Merchant catcher, trying to pick off Vandrr voort, made a had throw lo first and the ball bounded out into right field almost to the snow fence 242 feet from the plate. Pitcher Marion Craft limit ed Corvallis to two hits, sin gles by Tom Bowen and Bill Walkins. lie registered eight strikeouts and permitted no walks. Bolh Salem runs were unearned despite the fact that they slapped nine hits off pitcher Hal Wehmeier who whiffed three and walked one. Fred Bollnn and Glen Bljn ton each had two hits along with Vandrrvoort for Salem. The passed ball allowing Vanricrvnnrl home In Ihe fourth came after Gene Smith. Vandervoort and Illanlon had singled and Smith had been forced out at the plait? Foree and Nesbct for Al bany and Gary Pawes for Klamath Falls each had two hits. The Sports shoo iiinn- aged only one olher a(e sock off S-F rhucker Ken Kiilinn triple by Howie Cross with two oul in the first Inning. A groundnut snuffed this biggest threat by Klamalh. Kalina struck out two and free passed two. KF pitcher Frank Detz fanned four but gave tip no walks. SI'Ml W I IVt M Ollt.: (M'lnnfri' nrarkrll Take drove no.! ion n - 1 S J Eileen oon oo 1 .-2 .1 5 havtrixnn and c.rav. A Wlcal and Walker Levitt Hi, Salem . oin nrti o l s i Mertfnrd OOO 000 O -0 .1 0 Hilfliker. Trait 7 and Ynun, Kuril. Crentlrad ill and Dillon (Siindar Aflrrnnnni Alhanv ooo 210 n .1 s fl Klamalh Fall, noo nno 00 .1 I Kalina and M,-ctr.kr , Davtei til Deli and Cudo Pn1leiir CnrvNlha nun nivi im n i i om nm 01 -i l t and Philltpi. Vthimlr and Doty. HATt-HIt AY NI(7nT Cnrvaiii .. . W( non o-n 1 1 Slm nno U 3 ft Wfhmelfr and Dot . Craft and Youni PrnditMnn . oon ntn n i i 5 Medford in no.i v- n 2 roniM. rha1w'ttf i and Phil lips, Collim and Dillon Medford, Idle Seattle Get Help From Beavers By ORVILLE BOYINGTON United Press International The Seattle Rainiers today are a step closer to the Pa cific Coast league's first di vision and they didn't have to lift a bat to get there. Portland did the job for the fifth-place Rainiers Sun- California Natators Dominate Chicago -IUPD- A trio of 16-year-old Californians, Carolyn House and Sharon Finneran of the Los Angeles Athletic club and Donna De Varona of the Santa Clara Swim club, dominated the 1962 National AAU women's outdoor swim ming championships which ended here Sunday. Miss House, who scored the second highest number of points ever earned in ihe meet with 26, was the only triple winner. Sunday she beat the AAU and American record in winning the 200- meter freestyle with a time. of 2:14.6. Earlier she captured the 1.500 meter freestyle for the third time with a world rec ord speed and look the 400 meter freestyle for the second time. Miss Finneran, one of three double winners, had victories in the 400-meter individual medley and the 200-meter but terfly Sunday with a world record time of 2:31.2. Miss Dc Varona, also won Iwo events, the 200-meler in dividual medley and Sunday the 100-meter hackstroke. The third double winner was 20-year-old Wiltrud Ur selmonn of Krcfeld, Germany, who won both the 100 and 200 - meter hrcaststrokc. set ting American records each time. Boxing Leader Sounds Warning Tacoma, Wash. -IlIPII- Abe J. Greene, national commission er of the National Boxing as sociation, sounded the first warning today against Inter national rackceering In the fight game. Greene, of Paterson. N. J., pressed the alarm mmon in Ins opening address to Ihe NBA's 4:ird annual convon lion here at the Hotel Win Ihrop. "Big-lime boxing is expand ing rapidly around the world." the commissioner said, "because of our phc- nomcniil advances in transpor tation anci conimunicaiion. And this expansion will he completely global when Tcl slar television is perfected. "Hut let us make cerl.iin that underworld influences on boxing which we have tough! so vigorously in this country, do not spread into other lands - keeping pace with t h e sport's advances there." WARD WINS-RACE Milwaukee - tl'Pli - Rodger Ward of Indianapolis, Ind.. won Ihe 200 mile Tony Bel tenhausrn Big Car Classic Sunday bv two car lengths over A. .1. Koyt of Houston, Tex. Ward, winner of the In dianapolis Memorial Day "SOO" toured the 200 laps in one hour. 5!) minutes, 58 8 sec onds. RIGHT WON Sealtle -K R A- It Hard will m.i. oil 111 ru..ifir I Coast in the Connie Mack na- llnnal playoffs in Springfield. III., this week. The Seattle team won the right to repre sent Ihe rarific Const by de feating Salinas. Calif, 5-3, and 7-0 in a hest-of-three ser ies here Saturday nlphl j Mechanical Trades Bidding Depository j FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Mrd'ofd. Orgpn B-rl August 22. 1962. 5 00 PM. B'H Deno'i".v C'os'o 7"" Mechanic ,1 & de"'' SHeei M Auguil 22, lt2. 1 00 P M. Mechanic at - Sheet Metal Auauit 22. 1962. 1 1 00 A M Bui will be received horn lotlowmg craH. Genera! Sheet Metal, Mechanical Plumbing, Heating, Mechanical Sheet Metal, Indultry Council Ofdce, 40 S Fir Street. Mcd'ofd, Oregon B'd fiTmi, envelope!! miv be cbtamed Ircm INDUSTRY COUNCIL Of SOUTHERN 0RC0ON AND VICINITY. 40 S f-t S"eet. Med'nrd. Telephone 77J.5327 nr 773-5328 RIBUNE Rainiers day night by beating Hawaii, 3-2 and 5-2, in a doubleheader while Seattle had a day off after its twin bill al Vancouv er was postponed because of rain. Hawaii's two losses moved Seattle to within one and a half games of the fourth-place Islanders. In other action league-leading San Diego rolled along as usual, defeating Spokane, 15-6 and 6-0, and Salt Lake City defeated Tacoma, 6-3. Portland's double victory stopped a four game losing streak for the Beavers. Pitch ers Norm Bass and Bob Gig gie both went the route on the mound for Portland. Bass served up a six-hitter in the opener and Giggle contribut ed a seven-hitter in the second game. Bass now has four wins in five decisions and Giggie Is 8-10 on the season. San Diego batsmen connect ed for 28 hits off Spokane hurlcrs in that twinbill. The Padres banged out 18 safeties off six Indian pitchers in the opener and worked two moundsmen for 10 hits in the nightcap. Lind Wins Regional Portland - (UPI) - The Erv Llnd Florists of Portland scor ed a 4-0 victory over the Sa lem Shamrocks to capture the Pacific Northwest regional women's Softball tournament Sunday night. Louise Mazzuca stopped the Shamrocks on three hits and struck nut eight. Dot Dobie and Pal Harrison each . M lected a home run and a tri ple for the winners. The Florists will represent the region al the national women's Softball tournament al Stratford, Conn. It begins next Friday. Salem turned in a 1-0 vic tory over the Portland team earlier in the night in the seven -team, double - elimina tion tournament. The Sham rocks edged Port Angeles, Wash., 1-0 in 16 innings ear lier In the day to reach the finals with the Florists, IN TOURNAMENT Portland -IUPU- Four Ore gon Youngsters will try to win the National Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament at Huntington. W. Va., this week. The tournament runs from Wednesday through Sat urday. Practice rounds were set for todav and Tuesday. Representing the state will be Bill McCrae of Pendleton, John Krogh and Mike O Toole of Portland and Mark Gustaf- on of Corvallis. Theater Conference Opens in Eugene Eugene IlIPII More than 700 members of the American Educational Theatre Associa tion met here today for a three-day convention at the University of Oregon. University President Arthur S. Fleniming delivered the keynote address at this morn ing's first general session. Gov. Mark Hatfield welcomed the delegates to their first convention in Oregon. j Meetings of three divisions 'of the A ETA will be held con i currently at Ihe convention. The groups meeting are the j Children's Theatre Confer ence, Secondary School Thea jlre Conference, and American I Community Theatre Associa ; tion. j A public presentation, the dance drama "Buffalo Grass." will be presenled this evening MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD. OREGON 4 lb. AMERICAN RECORD Jim Beatty grasps cord as he cross es finish line at White City Stadium, London, Saturday to complete the Emsley - Carr mile run. He established a new American citizen record of 3:56.5. (UPI) Chuckers Sparkling At Eugene United Press International Baseball fans at Eugene Sunday night saw some pret ty sweet pitching. Larry Ballou started the evening with a three-hitter for Wenalchee as the Chiefs set down Eugene, 2-0. Then in the nightcap, Eugene's Al ton Arnold turned in a two hitler as the Emeralds won, 1-0. The other split doublchead- ers made up the rest of the action. Salem beat Lewislon, 1-0, in their opener but the Broncs came back to win the second game, 6-4. Yakima beat Tri-City, 3-0, in the first game, but lost the second, 7-3. Wenatchee's Ron Campbell and Moe Morhardt singled In the Chiefs' runs In the six th inning of the opener and Don McGillicuddy drove in the Emeralds' run in Ihe sixth Inning of the second con test. Herb Hippauf pitched a Ihree-hit shutout In lead Yak ima to its win. Two homers by Leon Douglas also contrib uted to the victory, Tri-City grabbed the nightcap when Spencer Scott was hit by a pitched ball in the sixth In ning, driving in the winning tally. Vic Pagel hit a homer in the eighth Inning to give Sa lem its triumph. A grand slam circuit clout by Wayne Norton and a solo homer by Herb Newman gave Lewiston enough lo cop the second game. Rafer Johnson Named Director Los Angeles -lUPll- Olympic star Rafcr Johnson has been named lo the newly created post of west coast director for the Pcople-to-People uni versity program, it was an nounced today. Johnson, 27. holder of the world and 1960 Olympic de cathlon record, will promote the program, directed by stu dents on west coast campuses, for bettering international un demanding among American and foreign university and college students. MACK IS HOSPITALIZED San Remo. Italy - lUPll Lightweight Freddy Mack of Brooklyn. N. Y., was taken to the San Remo hospital by am bulance early this morning with a broken collar bone and other ailments following a fight against Georges Tor recilias of France which ended in a "no contest" decision. Mack had suffered a badly bruised left knee and arm in a motor scooter accident Sat urday night but had insisted in going ahead with the fight. a?-' J in VA1 "I 4 TRU-MIX CONCRETE for new homes and home improvements assures a good job. Plan your construction with TRU-MIX. Phone for estimate. TRMX Concrete & Equipment Elks, Jennings Cop County Loop Togas Grants Pass Elks and Sam Jennings company captured championships Saturday night in the Jackson County Soft ball association. They begin a two of three playoff at 8 o'clock this eve ning at Cheney field for the association second half title. Other action is Tuesday and possibly Wednesday. GP took the Major league mantle by belting Jay Allen Cars S lo 1 in the Major league playoff finale. Jen nings overcame Butte Falls Art Perkins Spurs Ram Triumph Los Angeles-tUPll-It appears the Los Angeles Rams have found a fullback. The football player in ques tion is rookie Art Perkins who put smiles on the perenially tear-stained faces of Ram sup porters by bringing back the bulldozing days of the likes of Deacon Dan Towler and Tank Younger in the Rams' 33-24 victory over the Minne sota Vikings in Portland, Ore., Saturday night. The 230 - pound neophyte made like a seasoned veteran against the Vikings as he crunched his way for 104 yards in 19 attempts. Field Day And with Perkins rumbling up the middle, quarterback Zeke Bratkowski had a field day through the air lanes. On the second play of the game, he hit Carroll Dale for an 81 yard scoring junket. Later Bratkowski found Red Phil lips by his lonesome and pin pointed the National Football league's leading receiver who scampered 50 yards for anoth er score. The Rams also generated a powerful defensive surge, led by David Deacon Jones, which held the Vikings to a minus 3 yards in the first half. Minnesota's lone bright spot was a startling 75-yard punt return by Bob Reed which gave the Vikings a brief 14-7 lead. But the Rams began to roll and combined Phillips' scoring catch with a short plunge by Perkins for a 21-14 lead, and never again were headed. Sanders Victor At St. Paul St. Paul, Mlnn.-lllPII- Arn old Palmer didn't play in the St. Paul Open golf tourna ment, but one of his profes sional colleagues borrowed a Palmer-patented finish to win the $30,000 event. Doug Sanders sailed lo a three-stroke victory with a 65 Sunday for a 72-hole to tal of 269 19 under par. He went Into the last round knotted with Johnny Pott and Frank Wharton for the lead. Sanders birdied two of the first four holes Sunday and still couldn't pull away from his young rivals. So he did what Palmer has done so often in the past; San ders kept the pressure applied with three more birdies on the next four holes. Dave Hill matched Sanders' back nine to finish second with 67 and a total of 272. Gary Player bogeyed both par threes on the back nine but bagged an eagle three on the 472-yard 18th hole to fin ish with 67 for 273, and a tie with Dave Ragan. FROEHLING WINS Moscow turn Frank Froeh ling of Coral Gables, Fla., won the men's singles cham pionship in the Moscow Inter national lawn tennis tourna ment Sunday as the United States and Australia divided all five titles at stake. Froeh ling, the sixlh-ranklng ama teur in the United States, de feated John Newcombe of Australia, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 4-6, 7-5. for the singles title and later teamed with Don Dell of Beth esda. Md., to beat Australia's Bob Hewitt and Oven David son, 6-8. 6-3. 6-2, in the men's doubles final. Phone 772-5271 24R (. McAncirnwt Rood 10 to 6 in the Minor loop con cludes The Elks scored twice in the third inning and three times in sixth in bouncing the Carmen. Jennings erased a 5-6 deficit with five runs in the sixth canto. Jennings scores in the big panel were on four bases on balls, an error, a fielder's choice, a single byi Willard Barnum and a two-run sacri fice fly by Lea Walker. Bill Welch hit two triples for Sam Jennings. For Butte Falls Dan Edmondson had a double and single and Bob Selby and Darwin Moore tripled for the mountain team. I.INESCORES: Butle Falls . 211 002 0 S S 4 Sam Jennings 031 01ft X 10 6 fi Moore. Holm tlli, Moore tff and Hamitra: Barnum, Ztckefoose 16) and Atterbury. Grants Pasi 002 000 35 Jay Allen 010 000 01 Browns and Morrison; Reinholtz and Christean.. DOUBLES TOURNEY Chestnut Hill, Mass. -IUPD-The world's ranking amateur tennis stars converged on the Longwdod Cricket club today, for the United Stales national doubles from such widely scattered places as Moscow; Mexico City; Newport, R.I.; Westchester, N.Y.; and Man chester, Mass. The eight-day, 82nd annual doubles stuttered open Sunday in conflict with final round play in half a doz en national and international competitions. DOUBLE CHAMP Newport, R. I. - (UPII -Chuck McKinley moved on to the Longwood Cricket Club in Massachusetts today with a double trophy from the New port Casino lawn tennis tour nament. McKinley, of St. Ann, Mo., won the singles cham pionship and teamed with Dennis Rolston, Bakersfield, Calif., to win the doubles there Sunday. The United States Davis Cup tandem will try to repeat the victory in the national doubles at Chest nut Hill, Mass., this week. CAPTURE FOUR EVENTS Vaexjoe, Sweden - lUPll -American athletes won four events during a dual track meet with Sweden Sunday as Ralph Boston won the 110 meter hurdles (14.6), John Thomas took the high jump (6 teet, 3'4 inches). Bob Hayes captured the 100 - me ter sprinl (10.5) and Paul Drayton. Hayes, Boston and Ulis Williams won the 800. meter relay in 1:24.6. STILL CHAMPION Philadelphia - lUPll - Vicki Palmer of Phoenix, Ariz., is still the U.S. Girls' grass court tennis champion. Miss Palmer captured the champi onship for the second con secutive year Saturday with an 8-6, 6-4, victory over sec ond - seeded Jane Albert of Pebble Beach, Calif. 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