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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON MONDAY. AUGUST 27. 1962 Eugene, Tri-City Clash Tonight In NWL Encounter at White City Frank Linzy for Eugene and either Lee Fcatherstone or Aubrey Galewoud for Tri City. Those are the probable pitchers for tonight when the Emeralds and Braves contend in Class B professional base ball at Memorial field, White City. The 8 p.m. engagement will be a regular Norlhwr-st league game. Eugene and Tri-City come to the Rogue Valley after twinbill sweeps on Sunday. The Ems trimmed Wenatchce yesterday 17 to 1 and 9 to 7 and the Braves licked Salem 9 to 1 and 7 to 0. Victories by the Braves from Pasco, Wash., brought them back into a tie with Salem's Dodgers for the league leadership after loss es Friday and Saturday to the Dodger nine. Eugene now is in fifth place in the loop -6'2 games back of the .league pacers. -7-8 Record " Linzy has a 7-8 seasm rcc Tord for the Emeralds. His 'earned run average is 3.76. "He also serves as a pinchhit :ter. Linzy came to the Eu gene crew after starting ihe season with Springfield in ;1he Class A Eastern league. -He is in his third year of ipro ball. In 1060 he was with Salem in the Appalachian league. Last year he played 3for Quincy in the Midwest cir cuit. " Featherstone, a fi-5, right- Ducks Defeat iSantiam Nine I Portland - lUNi - Archer TSlower edged the Cascade Emeralds 2-1 here Sundav "night to gain the Oregon State American Amateur Baseball congress finals. : Archer remains the only undefeated team in the field rand is idle until Wednesday. ; Bcall Pipe, Eugene's Ducks and Cascade decide who .earns the other finalist berth. Beall Pipe and Eugene meet tonight. . Premier Gear, lDfil cliam .pion, fell by the wayside Sun day when beaten 2-0 ly Bcall in an afternoon contest. Eu gene ousted State League champion, Santiam 3-2. handcr, airjs to halt a six game loss sireak. He is 11-12 with a 4.21 ERA. The chuck er is the property of the Chi cago White Sox. This is his second year in pro ball. He was on the Sox roster for spring training this ear. Catewood. 1-2, is just down from Hawaii of the Pacific coast league. Telleria Blazes Both teams have a player who is on a hitting streak. For Tri-City it is Chlco Tel leria. who hit his eighth homer of the season and drove in seven runs In the Sunday doubleheadcr. He has hit safe ly in six straight games and in 12 of the last 13. His swat ting average for the past six tussles is .636 on 14 of 22. With this rampage Telleria has boosted his batting aver age 14 points to .335. He has 84 runs batted in this year. Telleria is a farm hand if the Pittsburgh Pirates. Dick Dictz. catcher-outfielder, who signed with the San Francisco Giants for a big bonus, is the current blast er for the Ems. He 'as five MEDFORDvSi0TRIBUNE UPODHETi Lemay Has No-No Game for Tacoma By JOE SANDERS United Press International Richard Paul Lemay, lanky southpaw with the Tacoma Gianls. gave himself an early birthday present Sunday night and it was just what every pitcher wants - a no hitter. Lemay, who celebrates his 24th birthday Tuesday, shut the door on the Vancouver Mountics. 4-0, in the seven inning nightcap of a Pacific League doubleheader. Vancouver won the opener, 5-4, while in other games the Portland Beavers defeated Salt Lake City, 5-1 and 6-5, Seattle won its seventh straight and tenth in a row from Spokane, 4-3, and Ha waii defeated San Diego, 6-4, as Dick Egan notched his 16th victory. Lemay started on his pitch ing gem in not too grand a fashion. He walked Al Moran, the first man he taccd. But Moran was erased when Ray Looney lined to first base man Dick Gcrnert for an un assisted double play and Le may was on his way. 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Main St., 2nd Floor - Ph. 773-5301 Hour Mo Ihrt That. 10 to S 30 fH 10 t 1 . . when the last batter. Jay Ward, lined a shot down Ihe left field line which barely turned foul. Ward then pop ped up to end the game. Lemay s no-hitter was the second of the season and gave him his eighth victory of the j ear. Art Pollard Nabs Races Art Pollard, Medford auto racer, will aim for his ninth straight main event victory over the Labor day holidays in competition at Victoria, B. C Pollard scored sixth, sev enth and eighth victories over last week end in modified sportsman races at Boise, Ida., and Jantzen Beach, Portland Al Boise in the Western Slates championship, Pollard won the two - day ovcra points tille. On Friday he look the trophy dash, was third in his heat and won the 50-lap main. He was victor in the Saturday 75-lap main after placing second in the trophy run and winning his heat. He collected a $750 purse. At Jantzen on Sunday Pol lard came home ahead in a 50 lap main. He was second in the trophy sprint and third in the heal chase. Pollard recently captured a $2,000 purse as Gold Cup win ner at Edmonton, Alia. home runs, a double and a triple in five games. Eugene has had an unspec tacular season but Dick Strite, sports editor of the Eugene Register-Guard, declared this morning that the Emerald in field, now is the best ever in the history of the ball club. He reported that the club lacks strength in the outfield and in overall pitching. Bolstered Bill Dixon and Dun McGil- licudy, from the Springfield club, are recent acquisitions bolstering the outfield. Dix on, of course, has contrib uted to the strength of the infield. He altornates between the inner and outer pastures and was at first base when the Ems played Salem here earlier this month. Eugene is a San Francisco Giant farm club through working agreement. Tri-City draws its talent through a number of major league connections. Tonight's game al the vet erans domiciliary will be the last of three to be played by Eugene in the Rogue Valley. Medford Lions club is spon sor and will apply its share of the proceeds to its sight and blind fund. C - - V . - n i - - . ' "i V - Me, & ' tr " EMS RECEIVER - Arley Kan gas, above, is a catcher for the Eugene Emeralds who play the Tri-City Braves at Memor ial field, While City, this eve ning in a Northwest league baseball game. At last report he had a .250 batting average. Mexicans Take Doubles Title Chestnut Hill. Mass - HW A pair of bouncy Mexicans who quit "only when they call game, set and match" now are full flcdccd members of the growing bcat-the-Unit- cd Slates club. Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox. the jumping beans who earlier this month hand ed the United States its mos! humiliating licking in the his tnrv of Davis Cud plav. add ed the National Doubles ten nis championship to their growing string Sunday. To do it, the Mexicans re versed the outcome of last year's tournament and beat the nation's top doubles play ers. Chuck McKinley and Denny Ralston, 6-4, 10-12, 1-6. 9-7, 6-3. Darlcnc Hard the 26-ycar-old Long Beach, Calif, girl and acknowledged queen of women's tennis, collected her fifth straight crown in the ti tle co-feature. Miss Hard and Maria Bueno of Brazil re peated the championship they won in I960 in a 4-6, 6-3. 6-2, victory over Californians Karen Hantze Susman and Billie Jean Moffitt. TC Shares First Again In NW Loop United Press International Tri-City moved back into a tie for first place and Eugene vacated the cellar as a result of Sunday night's Northwest league games. Tri-City got back into the first-place deadlock with Sa lem by beating the Dodgers, 9-1 and 7-0 in their double header, while Eugene dumped Wenatchee into the cellar by clobbering the Chiefs, 17-1 and 9-7. In the other double header Lewislon downed Yakima 3-2, then lost 5-0. Tri - City's doubleheadcr sweep came on light pitching which saw Salem batters get only four hits and one run in the two games. Aubrey Gatcwood and Paul Knecht ges combined for a two-hitter in the first game and Billy Harris allowed the same num ber of hits in the socond game. Eugene made its move on an attack which turned out 26 hits and 26 runs. Seven of Ihose runs were driven in by Dick Deitz, who had a grandslam Iromer, triple and double. Lewiston got its victory on Gus Enriquez' bases-loaded single in the bottom of the seventh. while Yakima bounced back in the nightcap to win on Jerry Glynn's six hit pitching. seattuTwInner-" Springfield. III. - (UPll - Se attle continued its undefeated play in the Connie Mack World Series Sunday by de feating Copaigue, N.Y., 8-1, in a night game. Grid Ticket Sale To Be Discussed Medford Linebackers club will meet at noon on Wednes day, Aug. 29. at North's Chuck Wagon to finalize the plans for a campaign to sell S100 five-year season tickets to Medford High school foot ball games. Representatives of the Black Tornado coaching staff will be present at the lunch eon to report on prospects for the 1962 season. The ticket sale drive will be conducted to raise the ad ditional funds needed for the high school stadium grand stand project. A new 4.000 seat grandstand on the west side of the lield is well on the wav toward completion. Linebackers said that 120 seats need to be sold lo fin ance construction. At a Fri day meeting it was reported that 727 tickets have been sold. Home Club Contenders To Qualify Rogue Valley Country club's chief contenders in men s and women's divisions of the 1962 Southern Ore gon Golf championships lee off Tuesday in their bids for championship flight berths. Their play will be prelimi nary lo the formal opening of the tournament. That comes Wednesday when all senior men and the out-of-town men's and women's division entrants qualify. Five champions of past tourney will be among those on the course Tuesday. They are Mrs. Shirley Mitchell. Mrs. Helen Davies, Stewart Schrocder, Eddie Simmons and Dom Provost Jr. It was not reported whether Schrocder, as the defender in the men's division, will play for qualification or take his option of seeded No. 2 spot and just play for practice. Public Invited Tournament committeemen said that the public is invited to watch the qualifying play. These arc the times on Tues day for some of the top con tenders: 9:30 a.m. - Mrs. Mitchell, Miss Pam Stacey, Mrs. Cor rine Miller; 10:20 - Mrs. Dav ies. Mrs. Maxine Hammond; 10:30 - Schrocder; 10:40 -Dr. Robert Buck; 10:50 - Sim mons, Dr. D. C. Boals, Pro vost; 1:10 - Alan Holmes, Dr. Ralph Odcll. Justin Smith Jr., Jim Sheldon. Rogue Valley players not trying for championship flights were to wrapup their qualifying today. Match play in the tourney opens Thursday and continues through Labor day. Waltonians Map Steelhead Plan Prineville, Ore. - (LTP - The Izaak Walton League of Ore gon Saturday mapped plans to press for the passage of a proposed law to make steel head a game fish in the stale. The matter was taken up at the annual fall directors' meet ing of Hie organization. The steelhead issue will appear on the November ballot in Ore gon. Problems between the for est industries and the U.S. Forest Service were aired at the meeting. Hugh Lamorcaux of La Grande, chairman of tile Ore gon Forest Practice Commit tee of the Western Pine As sociation, said the industry wants "assurance that the al lowable cut will be put up for sale'' by the Forest Service. Madison Runnerup In Babe Ruth Play Bridgeton, N. J. - HIPD -Madison of Portland was forc ed to settle for second place in the national Babe Ruth baseball tournament Saturday. The Oregon team lost a 7-6 decision to Trenton, N. J., in the finals of the double elimination tourney. B 3 BUSTS RECORD Los Altos, Calif. flPP Car olyn House of the Los Ange les Athletic club broke tha world's record for the wom en's 800-meter freestyle with a clocking of 9:51.6 and Mur ray Rose of Australia set a world's mark of 8:51.5 in the men's 800-meter freestyle dur ing the Far Western swim ming championships. Reading Trips Lind Florists Stratford. Conn, -it PI' - Th Erv Lind Florists of Portland are in a hole. The Florists dropped a 2-1 decision to Reading. Pa., in the second round of the double-elimination women's world softball tournament here Sunday night. And star pitcher Louise Mazzuca is ailing Mazzuca developed I w o blisters on her pitching hand aRainst Reading after pitching all the way as the Florists edged Fresno. 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