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f. Lr(i- "..l, " 3 - as- SAFE AT SECOND - Orlando Cepeda of San Francisco Giants slides safe at second in fourth inning of national league baseball game at Philadelphia. Phils Ruben Amro MEDFORDeSWTRIBUNB SIPCDMTS Bob Ashman Tips Olson in Finale Tacoma 1UPII Bob Ash man of Bellevue came from behind over the tecond 18 Friday to defeat 15-year-old Doug Olson of Medford, Ore.. 2 and 1 and win the Pacific Northwest junior boys' golf championship at the Fircrest course here. Ashman, 17, was one hole Portland Beats Fresno in 20 Inning Game Stratford, Conn. -IUPC- Port land outlasted Fresno, Calif., 1-0, in 20 innings and Mar lon Fox of Toronto pitched a perfect game while beating Dallas, 9-0, to highlight Sat urday afternoon's program in the Women's World Softball tournament. In other day games on the second day of this double elimination tournament, Osaka of Japan edged Mem phis, Tenn., 4-3, and Phoenix, Ariz., shut out Orlando, Fla., 5-0. Four more contests were icheduled at night. The 20-inning game be tween Portland and Fresno lasted three hours and 25 minutes and was the longest match on record in this 30-year-old tournament. The game was decided when pinchhitter Sharon Hamble ton led off the top of the 20th with a walk, went to sec ond on a sacrifice by Louise Mazzucca, advanced to third on a ground out and then came home on Chris Pettina's line single to left. Both starting pitchers went all the way with Miss Maz zucca besting Tommie Slap pey. Louise struck out 22 bat ters. Miss Fox, who played with out a glove, faced the mini mum 21 batters against Dal las and fanned 11 of them. Toronto's attack was paced by Betty Cahill with three hits and Joan Frascr and Joyce Moxley with two each. Dallas committed eight errors. INJURY SHELVES HANSEN Baltimore - (ITU - Baltimore Orioles shortstop Ron Hansen, who suffered a broken bone in his left hand earlier this week, has been placed on the disabled list and more than likely will not play again this season. Taking his place on the roster is infielder Mickey McGuire, who was called up from the Elmira farm club in the Class A Eastern league. Jacuzzi PUMPS! Vi H.P. DEEP WELL PUMP With 42 Gal. Tank and Air Charger $15.95 down, $13.15 per mo. Irrigation Pumps Centrifugal $2950 and up Siskiyou Hardware 225 W. Main Ph. 772-2939 S4H GREEN STAMPS Be Choosy . . . t V l . v. .-iy JT ...... M loses his balance and Bob Olds. The Phils an error and down after the first 18 of the 36-hole final. Ashman had worked hit way into the championship round with a 5 and 3 vic tory over Larry Harper, 0 1 y m p i a, in Thursday's semi-finals. Olson, the youngest player in the tour nament, beat George Ander son, Tacoma, 5 and 4, in the semi-finals. Beavers Get 7-3 Victory Portland -WPH- Dave Rick etts and Ron Debus hit home runs as the Portland Beavers posted a 7-3 win over the Salt Lake City Bees in Pacific Coast league baseball action Friday. Ricketts hit a two-run hom er in the fourth inning to spark a three-run frame and Debus hit a solo homer in the sixth to put the Beavers ahead to stay at 4-3. Portland scored three un earned runs in the seventh inning on three hits and two errors. Bill Griffin stopped the Bees on seven hits. He struck out six and walked two to run his record to 3-3. Floyd Weaver was the losing pitch er. Salt Luke ... 000 201 0003 7 2 Portland 000 301 30x 7 10 1 Weaver. Funk (41. Allen 171 and Lawrence; Giffin and Ricketts. LP Weaver. HR Ricketts Por 4th. one on; Jones SLC, none in; De bus Por 6th, none one. Gold Ray Fish Count WEEK ENDING AUG. 25 Chinook salmon 319 (includes 24.7 per cent jack salmon). Summer run steclhead 93. FULL SEASON: Chinook salmon 31.907 (In cludes 17.2 per cent jack salmon) since April 17. Summer run stcelhead 934 since May 11. Mental Attitude Biggest Problem of Card Team (This ii another in a series on the pre - season prospects of professional football teams for the 1962 season.) By ED SAINSBURY Lake Forest, 111. -"JPD- Rookie coach Wally Lemm be lieves his St. Louis Cardinals have the ability to win the National Football league's Eastern division title, but he expects difficulty convincing his players of that. "Our biggest problem," he said, "is mental attitude. I think that's been one of the biggest Cardinal problems for years. It's 90 per cent of pro football, and it's the thing we have to beat." Lemm this year fulfilled an ambition he never expected to achieve, becoming Cardinals head coach after he had re tired from football because he was "in a rut " He came out of retirement to take over the Houston Oil ers in mid-season last year and after he coached them to the American league title, he quit to switch jobs with Frank (Popl Ivy of the Cardinals. "We have the material to win the championship," he said. "If we get a few breaks and don't make too many mis takes we can do it." In Fine Shape Injuries and military scr vice riddled the Cards last year with Ernie McMillan and Bob DcMarco in the Army, Joe Childress and John Crow, both running backs, and end Hugh Mclnnis out for the full season. In addition quarter back Sam Etcheverry, in hit missed throw from were charged with Cepeda advanced to third base. - (UPI) 110 Tornado Aspirants Draw Gear "We're going to blow the whistle at 10 a.m." So reported Fred Spiegel berg, head coach of the Med ford high football team. That whistle on Monday will signal the start of drills for the 1962 season. Spiegelberg and his aides will have quantity. Time will tell about the quality. The head man reported that gear has been issued to 110 aspirants, including some 20 lettermen. Coaches counted 30 seniors, 30 juniors and 50 sophomores, approximately. Miles With Ducks Spiegelberg said that the presence of letterman quarter back Dan Miles at the early drills is an uncertainty. He is playing baseball with the Eu gene Ducks. The Eugene cluo is now taking part in the American Amateur Baseball congress tourney at Portland. A second Medford drill on Monday will be conducted at 4 p.m. Spiegelberg said that drills after the first day could be shifted to 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Medford opens its football season Sept. 14 at The Dalles. The Black Tornado will play Marshfield at Medford on Sept. 21. Madison Loses To Trenton Team Bridgeton, N.J. -IUM- Tren ton, N.J., captured the Na tional Babe Ruth Baseball championship with a 7-6 vic tory over Madison of Portland Saturday. The New Jersey team went through the double-elimination tournament without a loss. Trenton defeated the Portlanders 4-1 Thursday night. Madison rallied for four runs the final seventh inning. Trenton scored five limes in the third. John Shafer col lected three hits and drove in three runs for the losers. It was Trenton's second na tional Babe Ruth title. first season in the NFL after a Canadian career, was so badly hurt he was hampered in every game. This year, all are back, and Lemm said "it makes a big difference. I can tell from the pictures." The Cardinals could have good running with Crow, Childress, and Prentice Gautt are at the inside halfback, Bobby Joe Conrad as flanker back, and Mai Hammack and Frank Mestvik at fullback. Pass receivers are excellent with Sonny Randle, Taz An derson and Mclnnis experi enced and speedy. Line Is Good The line on both offense and defense is fairly fast, fair ly big and experienced. Lemm believes his offensive guards, Mike McGce and Ken Gray, are as good a pair as there is in the league, and both Mc Millan and Ed Cook rate as solid tackles. Bob DcMarco, switched from guard, has tak en over the center job. The defensive line also is solid with Frank Fuller, Joe Robb, Ed Hcnke and Don Owens up front, and Bill Ro man, Dale Meincrt and Ted Bates in linebacking spots. The defensive backfield, Lemm said, is "good," and "if there's a better safely man than Larry Wilson, I'd like to see him." j Several rookies might help, among them tackle Faic Ech ols of Northwestern, ends I Jack Elwcll of Purdue and ; Charlie Bryant of Ohio State, j defensive back Norman Bral nf Missouri and versatile Bill ITripletl of Miami of Ohio, Salem Nabs Lone Lead In NW Loop United Press International Singles don't seem to amount to much in baseball any more but Salem is happy to take them. Dick McLaughlin singled in the lone run in Salem's North west league game with Tri City Friday night for a 1-0 win and a one-game lead in first place. Darrcll Peters pitched a seven-hitter to collect his 14th victory while Bob Sprout took the loss although both pitchers allowed but seven hits. Wenatchee topped Eugene 9-6 despite a pair of homers by Eugene catcher Dick Dcitz. The Chiefs won it with four runs in the fifth. Ron Camp bell, who had four hits for the evening, drove in one of the markers and Ken Fruchter drove in Campbell with a sin gle. Lewiston scored four in the fifth also to take Yakima 6-1. Wayne Norton hit a two-run homer during the inning and Bob Perez added a solo blast. Weatherly Chosen To Defend Title Against Australia Newport, R. I. -01PD- Weath erly was picked Saturday night to defend the America's Cup against Australia's Gretel next month. Commodore Henry S. Mor gan, chairman of the New York Yacht club selection committee, announced the United States representative for this- year's Classic yacht series after Weatherly defeat ed Nefertiti for the third con secutive time in the final tri als earlier Saturday. Leo Durocher Leaves Hospital Shaken But OK New York -turn- Los An geles Dodgers coach Leo Durocher walked out of Roosevelt hospital Satur day, still shaken by a vio lent reaction to a penicillin injection that almost cost him his lrfe. The 57-year-old former manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers and New York GU, ants collapsed in the Los' Angeles club house at the Polo Grounds Friday night about two hours before a game between the Dodgers and New York Mets. After emergency treat ment by Dr. Ward Hastings in the Polo Grounds, Leo was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance for precau tionary meaiures. Officials at the hospital said that he was out of danger. Durocher was in front of his stall in the clubhouse Friday night when he sud denly collapsed and fell to the floor. Only moments earlier he had complained to Lee Scott, the Dodgers' traveling secretary, that he felt ill, and this was about 15 minutes after he had taken a penicillin injection for an infection. When Dr. Hastings arriv ed, he immediately diagnos ed Durocher's trouble be cause of muscular spasms in his neck and adminis tered adrenalin and bena dryl. "He'll be OK," Dr. Hast ings said after administer ing the shots. "But three or four more minutes and it -would have been too late." SENIOR CHAMPS Portland - UPI) - Bill Blake ly and Ted Fleskes of Port land and Sid Williams of The Dalles reign as champions of the Oregon Senior Golf as sociation tournament. Blake ly won Class A, Fleskes cap tured Class AA and Williams won Class AAA in 18-hole final rounds here Friday, Blakely defeated Hal Bosser man of Portland 5 and 4, Fles kes topped Ben Dolp of Port land 3 and 2 and Williams won over Sam Cole of Port land 1 i'". TAKES WATER TITLE Pine Mountain, Ga. - ITU -Cecele Campbell of Honolulu won the women's jumping event in the national water ski championships Friday with I Jenny Hodges of Birmingham, Ala., second and Janellc Kirtley of Cypress Gardens, Fla., third. COSTS LESS THAN OWNING! MjMffo fr 'fcJL.-L SOUTHERN OREGON LEASE CO. Set Jim Coleman at Crater Lake Moron Bldg. 6TH & FIR MEDFORD Ph. 773-7591 Eugene Emeralds Tri-City Braves In Pro Game at A player who is said to be a nephew of the late baseball great, Connie Mack, may be seen in action on Monday night, Aug. 27, when profes sional baseball makes its final appearance of the season at Memorial field, While City. Eugene Emeralds will en tertain the Tri-City Braves in a Class B Northwest league game at 8 p.m. The relative of Mack's is Don McGillicuddy, an out fielder. He has been with the Emeralds for several weeks but has made comparatively few appearances in the lineup. McGillicuddy came to the Ems from Springfield ot the Class A Eastern league. He was batting .250 for the Ems at last report. About Same Lineup Eugene, otherwise, may pre sent virtually the same lineup The selection committee had until Sept. 8 to choose between Weatherly and Nefer titi, but Weatherly was so im pressive in the first three races of the final trials that the committee decided to wait no longer. The cup races between Weatherly and Gretel will be gin off Newport Sept. 15. Weatherly won Saturday's test against Nefertiti by a mar gin of five minutes and 29 seconds. i Once again light air. was Nefertiti's undoing, this time southwest winds of 8 to 12 knots. With 34-year-old sailmakcr designer Ted Hood at the til ler, the queen edged into a small lead at the start of the 24-mile, twice-around, wind ward-leeward course, but she retained the lead only briefly. The blue-hulled Weatherly began slowly to creep away from Nefertiti, gliding by her just before she reached the first mark to post a margin of 1 minute, 54 seconds. Adds 14 Seconds Weatherly added 14 seconds on the second leg to chalk up a 2-minute, 8-sccond advan tage at the halfway point. At the third turn, Weatherly had piled it on to lead by 3 min utes, 51 seconds. With the race all but won, Weatherly then proceeded to outdo Nefertiti on a broad reach to the finish line to post the 5-minute, 29-second margin. Broncos' Gene Mingo Boots Winning Goal For Win Over Texans By United Press International The Denver Broncos and the Dallas Texans, doormats of the American Football league since its inception two years ago, played like it was the playoffs Friday night with the Broncos' Gene Min go providing the heroics. Mingo, who never attend ed college but received a pro tryout by writing a letter in 1960, booted a 17-yard field goal to give Denver a 27-24 sudden death overtime vic tory over Dallas in an exhibi tion game at Fort Worth, Tex. The 23-year-old Mingo, who led the AFL in scoring in his rookie year, caught the tying touchdown pass for the Bron cos in addition to kicking two field goals and three extra points. BOWLING BOWLING WIDOWS Members of Bowling Wid ows league are asked to at tend a meeting at 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 29. in the nursery room at Medtord lanes. EMPinr. I.KAOt K Annual fal meptlnt of Rmptre Bowling league will be held at 1 pm on Wednesday, Aug. 23. at the home ot Mrs. Carl Wilson. B!3 Casino rd.. off Msdrona lane. In terested newcomers, as well aj regular members, are welcome. HOOT flU'l. I.F.AUI'f! Norton Lumber Co. (1I-1S1 4. RHI Wheal bTJ. mils Heating Service U5-9) 0. Ralph LInehaugh 45fl Strikers fU-inp 3, Jim Oshorn SI 4, Hamms 112-121 1. Hoy Wilkes 52 S Night Hawks (H-lni 4. Oeo Yorton 4R4; Sambos (8-lS( 0. Du ane Wolfe S.ll. Jim Onrn 202, Norton Lum ber Co. 1734. as it had in its last fray here with balem. Catcher could be Dick Dictz or Arlcy Kangas. Dietz, a bon- player reportedly has: eemed tn rati-h ctrirtn ii,ic wcek wilh a total of four home runs on Thursday and Friday nights in games wilh Yakima and Wenatchee. He has 12 homers for the season. At first base it could be Jose Calero or Bill Dixon. Julio Linares could be at sec ond base with Don Pope at shortstop and Domaso Blanco at third. The outfielders could be picked from among Jose Do re, Dietz, McGillicuddy, Wally Cockrcll and Dixon. Tri-City was battling it out this week end for the league leadership in a series with Sa lem. As of Friday night Salem had a one-game margin over the Braves. Eugene on the oth er hand was fighting to move out of the cellar. The Ems af ter F riday's action were at the bottom of the pile, a half game back of Wenatchee. More Potential Eugene has the potential for better ball, as was shown TRI-CITY BLASTER - Heavy hitter for the Tri-City Braves is first baseman Gary John son, above. He will be seen at Memorial field. White City on Monday night when the Eugene Emeralds oppose Tri City in a Northwest league fracas. Johnson has been among the league's leading swatters all season and last available information ranked him third. As of midweek he had a .349 average. Earlier this season he set a Northwest loop record by hitting safely in 27 consecutive games. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Troutdale - IUPD - Bob Pol lard, head football coach at Reynolds High school, Friday was named athletic director at the school. Pollard, a grad uate of Lewis and Clark col lege, retains his grid coaching duties. Suits Top Coats Slacks Sport Shirts Sport Coats For the Medford Rotary SUIT SHI The Medford Rotiry Club, cooperating with the Amerlcen Field Serv ice, sponsors boy or girl from mother country for a full year t Medford High School. This fine program, part of a nation-wide move ment to foster world understanding, it financod in part by an annual sale of used auits. That ii why Rotary asks YOU to contribute one or mora man's used suit, and any other item of apparel not now In use. Phone Your Favorite Cleaner FREE PICK UP SERVICE MEDFORD ROTARY CLUB To Take On on Monday White Citv sr . when it defeated Salem in its last tussle here to extend a streak against the Dodgers, Eugene serves as a farm club for the San Francisco Gi- ants. Tri-City this year draws M'OKNK KKCOKI1S: Uk of Thursday! Mstling Alt K 11 Ave Kill Dixon Id HI .12R 14 Linares 17(1 2R An .284 24 Dure 4li2 R;l l;ln .281 AO Calero 4o3 .VA 12H .278 80 Blanco 24. 52 litt .278 17 Diet 304 41 84 .278 50 Cockrell 403 5R 1 HI 273 53 M Loughlin .382 40 03 .257 52 Kansas 232 20 58 .250 24 Mi'C.ilcudy .. 12 0 3 .250 I Pope 428 54 104 .243 37 Llnzy i2 8 15 .242 8 Arnold 35 2 4 .114 2 l'ltchlng H vv I. II Kit A Arnold 9(1 5 3 94 2.72 Simins I7a 0 6 18 3.5ti Gayski 18 '3 12 8 140 3.87 Limy 105'., 7 R 103 3 78 Kieldman ....151 J:, 8 11 158 3 84 Kstelle 170', 11 14 1411 4.21 Opatt 81 2 7 ftO 5.28 Arnson 82li 4 8 82 5 80 Holbrook .... 4'3 0 (I 5 7.71 its players from several ma jor league organizations. Tommy Heath, who has skippered clubs in the Pacific Coast league over a 10-year span is manager this season of the Braves. His major league playing career was as catcher for the St. Louis Browns. Bud Byerly is the field boss of the Emeralds. His playing career as a pitcher included lours with St. Louis Cardi- 28 Precision Jobs in Every Crater Lake Motors Motor Overhaul new car COMPIETHY INSIAUED AT tOW, tOW MICES CRATER LAKE MOTORS Ralii In oui AIR CONDITIONED On Fir Between Main & 6th 773-7591 showroom whn you w ii bin9 torvlcodl i Ufa Club's Annual Used nals, Cincinnati Beds, Wash ington Senators, Boston Red Sox and San Francisco Giants. He pitched in the 1944 World Scries for the Card. Last year Byerly was with the Ta coma Giants of the Pacific Coast league helping with young pitchers. Lions Sponsor Medford Lions club is spon-! sor of the game. This is the i third NWL tilt to be played at j the Veterans Administration I domiciliary this year. Purpose ; of play here is to both test and stimulate interest in the league. Tickets are on sale at Burel-1 son's ladies' store. Barker's and Morrison's men's stores,! Lamport's sporting good si FRONT END ALIGNMENT OUR EXPERTS correct caiter correct rt'ust steering 1112 Court 11 V The only engine wilh a Written Guarantee for 37,500 miles of pro-rated - engine power- performance. ENGINES AND CUSTOM MIUIIDINO POX AIL MAKES AND MODEIS. I i'Hl'i2ZSSLlLal )tt'jjj tu'ji fCf fc..j.ij.ilj-niJ v"i f H B;m jig, )U fo f mi if Mr ff! D l f f j yr store, The Timber Room, the Bohemian club, the Elk's lodge, Andy's jewelers and the Thunderbird market. 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