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4 B WtONtbUAj, MAMCrt U, Isbli MLUfOHU MAIL iniuunt, MtutOhO, UtUvUUrt MEDFORDvWTRIBUNB Fisher, Skowron Impressions Good I Bv FRED DOWN UPI Sporti Writer First impressions can be deceiving but the San rran. Cisco Giants and Los Angeles Dodgers think their relations with Jack Fisher ana Bill Skowron are going to be long and profitable. Fisher and Skowron were " Involved in major winter deals the Giants acquiring the pudgy pitcher from the Baltimore Orioles and the Dodgers obtaining the rugged first-baseman from the New York Yankees. Fisher made his competl tive debut for the Giants Tuesday with four shutout in nings in a 4-1 victory over tne Boston Red Sox while bkow. ron ran his hitting streak to five straight hits In two games in a 4-3 triumph over the St. Louis Cardinals Fisher and Billy Pierce shut out the Red Sox with three hits for eight innings before Boston scored a run off rookie Bob Bishop. Joe Amai fitano singled in the fifth and seventh innings and went on to score the Giants' first two runs. Skowron Starts Rally Skowron, 5-for-5 in his last two games, touched off the Dodgers' winning two-run seventh-inning rally with a aingle. Frank Howard's single, a wild pitch, two walks by rookie Harry Fanok and an error by Dick Groat completed the rally. , Bill White had three hits for the Cardinals. . The Yankees could have used Skowron's bat Tuesday when Frank Funk, Claude Raymond and rookie Larry Maxie combined to limit them to one hit in pitching the Milwaukee Braves to a 5-0 victory. Raymond allowed the only hit a scratch single by Tom Tresh. The world cham pions now have lost three of four exhibition games. Don Lee, 8-8 last season, yielded a triple and a double to the first two hitters he i faced and then didn't permit another hit for four innings as the Los Angeles Angels de featcd the Cleveland Indians, 6-1. Rookie catcher Ed Kirk Patrick contributed a single and a triple to the Angels' at tack. Phillies Top .ltd! The Philadelphia Phillies cored four runs in the third Inning and six in the fourth to defeat the Cincinnati Reds, 12-8. There were 24 hits, in cluding homers by the Reds' Jerry Lynch and Gordy Cole man and the Phillies' Don Dc metcr. Bay Culp pitched three hltless innings and struck out four for the Phillies. Dave Nicholson drove in two runs with a double and scored another after a single to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 3-1 win over the New York Mcts. Nicholson also bruised his knees and the heel of his right hand trying to make a catch against the outfield wall in the ninth in ning but his injuries arc not believed serious. The Pittsburgh Pirates vent 10 innings to win their first exhibition game of the spring, 7-6, over the Washing ton Senators. Pitcher Frank Bork won the game with a run-producing 10th- inning single. Gene Alley had three hits for the Pirates. Pitcher Norman Bass ho mered in the eighth inning to snap a 4-4 tie and pave the way for the Kansas City Attv letics' 7-4 triumph over the Minnesota Twins. Chuck Esse- gian, acquired recently from the Cleveland Indians, dou bled with the bases filled for the Athletics. Dave Roberts' double and a single by Bob Lillis paced the Houston Colts from behind to a 6-5 decision over the Chi cago Cubs. Jim Schaffer hit a two-run homer and Ken Hubbs a triple for the Cubs. The teams split their two game scries. The Baltimore Orioles scored their fourth straight victory of the spring when they beat the Detroit Tigers, 7-2, in a night game at Miami, Fla. Luis Apariclo homered and stole two bases for the Orioles and Jerry Adair also homered. Al Kaline homered for the Tigers. Rookie fire- bailer Steve Dalkowski nitehed hitless ball over the middle three innings for Bal timore. f IMKRf-nRKK: NY (Al 000 000 0000 1 5 Milwaukee . 010 202 OOx 5 7 1 Bronatad, Cullcn (41. Kunkcl (SI. Renlff 181 and Blanchard. Funk. Saymond (51. Maxle lui ana acker. Winner F u n k. Losr Bronitad. N.Y. (N) ...000 000 0011 0 Chicago (Al 300 000 OOx 3 7 0 Kucka, Mackenile (3), Dillon (61 and Coleman. Score, Zannl (4). Wllhelm (71 and Carreon. Winner Score. Loser Kucks. Cincinnati'. Ill ooo 003 6 11 0 Phil 004 602 OOx 12 13 0 Maloncy. Lown 4i. Henry (81, Fodor (81 and Edwarda. Green, Culp (41. Slcher (71 and Dalrymple, Oldlt (41. Winner Green. Loaer Maloney. HR Lynch, Demeter, Coleman. Loa An. (Nl 101 000 2004 S 0 St. Louis 100 020 0003 10 2 Sherry. Scott (4). Smith (0) and Brumlcy. Gibson. Shantr (41. Fa nok (71. Tlelcnauer (8) and McCar ver, Numan (0. Winner Scott. Loser Fanok. Wash. ....... 004 200 000 06 8 0 Pitts 000 400 002 17 16 1 McClaln, Baker (41. Hobaulh (71, nnl-fl ilnt inH nMror. I.ennert (71. Friend. Francis (41. Slak if I, Bork (101 and Paallaronl, McFarlane (10). Winner Bork. Loser Balrd. if.n rfv nni (inn n.10 7 A 1 Minnesota ... 200 000 3004 5 3 Thlea, Montcaludo 14 1, Baai (71 and Azcue. Kaat, Arrlio (41. Moore 17), Dotter (01 and Ratllff. Win ner Bass. Loaer M o o r a. HR Green. Basi. Chicago (N) . 030 002 0009 12 2 Houston 000 002 22x 0 10 1 Mudrock. Schultz (41, Elston (7) and Schaffer, Bertcll (6l. Droit, rarrflnal im. Jones I7l. Woodeshtck (01 and Bateman. Winner Woode ahlck. Loser Elston. HR Schaffer. San Fran 000 010 1024 10 1 Boston ooo ooo ooi l o 4 Pli-rri Fisher (Bi and Bailev. Wilsons. Stcnhensnn (SI. Earlev (81 and Skecn. Winner Fisher. Loser Stephenson. Los Ann. (Al 021 001 0028 11 1 Cleveland . 100 000 0001 4 4 Lee, Moeller l!tl. Leopold (81 and Klrkpalrtck. Tyrlver, Gazimiri 141, Walker (71 and l.lpskl. Winner- Lee. Loser lynver. Detroit 200 000 0002 7 3 Baltimore .. 312 001 OOx 7 8 0 KodIHz. Lollch 141. Fox 171 and Trlandos. Roarke (7). Hall. Dalkow ski 4 and Landrlth. Winner Hall. Loser Koplltl. HR Kaline. Adair. Apariclo. RACE OFFICIAL RETIRING Arcadia, Calif. - IUPU - Fred A. Purncr Sr., who came to Santa Anita 29 years ago, will retire as the race track's di rector of publicity and adver tising Sept. 5. JT4 A 1 ft- m vr , W -Kf JFK'S IRISH "CABINETS I fc -i -vn m fk. .eassss!sW ' ' .V rA--x -35a?V: 'Wrw...rrf '"Vi.Vfrt,. v raw J '. St. Patrick' Day finds Irishmen galore en President Kennedy's staff, but they're there because of talent not Old Sod sentiment Meet this inner group of talented and loyal friends that Washington calls the Boston Originals in the MARCH issue 17W I j&amily of iTifeelcly with your copy of the Medford Tribune Methodist, LDS Teams Champions First Methodist won the junior high division cham pionship last night and Latter Day Saints the senior high title in basketball finals of the Medford Church Athletic league association at Mc- Loughlln gym. The Methodists beat First Baptist 24 to 12 with Bob Morris getting 12 points and Darrell Wells eight. Ron Smith scored six for the Bap. tists. LDS trimmed First Pres byterian 38 to 26 with L. Gor don getting 20 points. Herb Valce put in 10 for Presby terian. Friends, Victors Consolation games saw the Medford Friends tip First Nazarene in overtime 19 to 17 in the junior division and Jacksonville Presbyterian down Zion Lutheran 30 to 26 in the senior high league. Sportsmanship awards went to Phoenix Nazarene in the junior high loop, First South ern Baptist in the senior high circuit and Eastwood Baptist in the adult league. Trophy presentations were made by Don Hanlin, sports director for KMED radio and television stations. Sacred Heart Catholic ear lier won the adult league title. GOVERNOR TO JOIN Portland - (UPD - Gov. Mark Hatfield announced here Tuesday he would join the Portland delegation in its bid before the U.S. Olympic com mittee in New York next Monday. The committee is to select the American city to compete with the cities from other nations to be host to the 1968 Olympic Games. Lewis and Clark Nicks Oshkosh in NAIA Tourney Kansas Clty-IUPD-Jim Bou tin's layin with one second to play gave Lewis and Clark of Portland a 75-74 victory over Oskosh State of Wiscon sin Tuesday in an opening. round NAIA tournament game. Lewis and Clark, seeded 14th, missed three allots in the last 11 seconds before Boutin scord the winner. . Boutin led the Oregon team with 23 points and Dean Aus tin had 27 for the losers. Oshkosh led 34-32 at the half. Another Pacific Northwest team was eliminated. Rock hurst, Mo., defeated Pacific Luthern 83-77. Lewis and Clark was to play Transylvania, Ky., today. Kansas City, Mo.-IUPD-The hotly-contested National As sociation of Intercollegiate Athletics - NAIA basketball touranment today moved in the second round minus five seeded teams. I Today's action featured first- seeded Grambling vs. Athens, Carson Newman vs. Indiana State, Stetson vs. Pan Ameri cans, Michigan vs. Central Ohio, Transylvania vs. Lewis and Clark, Weston Carolina vs. Miles, Rockhurst vs. Al liance and Fort Hays vs. sec ond-seeded Augsburg. The five heralded teams that fell included third-ranked Winston-Salem (N.C.) beat en 64-60 Tuesday by unseeded Transylvania of Kentucky. Fourth-seeded Oklahoma Bap tist was beaten 84-81 Monday by Central Ohio. Miles College of Alabama pulled an 84-81 upset from seventh-seeded Western Illi nois, fired by four last-minute points by Tom Hamncr. Seed ed Howard Payne of Texas and Central Connecticut fell Monday. Charles Anderson poured in 34 points to lead second seed ed Augsburg Minn, to a 67-57 win over West Virginia State. Sixth-ranked Rockhurst Col lege of Kansas City rolled past Pacific Lutheran of Washington 83-77. Eight games were slated to day in the 28th annual tourna ment and quarterfinals are scheduled Thursday. The meet ends Saturday after semifinals Friday. Tickets at Door For Hoop Dinner Central Point - Tickets will be available at the door Thurs day evening for the Crater High school basketball ban quet at the high school here. The turkey dinner for the Crater varsity and junior var sity and yell leaders is set for 7 p.m. Gold Hill and Central Point Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges, who are dinner spon sors, reported that prepara tions are being made for 250 persons. Alan Holmes, Jackson coun ty district attorney, will be speaker. Mover Will Defend Toga on April 15 Oakland, Calif. -fUPD- Den ny Moyer, the junior middle weight champion of the world, has signed to defend his title against Ralph Dupas in the Oakland Auditorium on April 15, the National Boxing club of Oakland announced. Promoters Lou Thomas and Art Benjamin said the bout will be a 15 rounder. Basketball TUESDAY COLLEGE RESULTS United Press International NAIA TOURNAMENT First Round Indiana St. 78, Paraona 77 Carson-Newman S3.. Rider S7 Rockhurst 83. Pac. Lutheran 71 Miles 84. W. Illinois 81 Aujsburs 67. W. Va. St. 37 Lewis Si Clark 75. Oshkosh 74 Transvylania 64, Wlnaton-Salem ou W. Carolina 84. E. Montana 61 BIG.SIX PLAYOFF UCLA 91, Stanford 45 Prep Basketball TUESDAY GAMES United Press International District 3-A-l Playoff Tillamook S4. Oregon' City 82 (Doubl Overtimel District 2-A-3 Playoff Yamhill-Carlton 52. Neatucca 49 District 5-A-2 Playoff Elmira 55. Pleasant Hill 50 Good Steelheading In Klamath Reported Happy Camp, Calif. (UPD Good fishing in the Klamath river was being reported by many fishermen during the past two weeks. "Bud" Mitchell, Medford, Ore., owner of a truck line hauling for a plywood mill here, spent about two hours fishing with roe and night crawlers and made a nice catch of steelhead last week. Fishing with Mitchell were Lawrence G. Sprunt, a ply wood representative of North Carolina, and Jim Roads and Ted Jensen, both from Happy Camps, who are known to know the best spots for the various times of the year. L. A. Bright, also of Happy Camp, reported that he had been using "lures and had been catching a number of fish near his house just above the Elk Creek bridge. K'ttiBMia ,-,,ft.aifnymia.aMa' i i I ! I t i Trust . Taste Enjoy The Worlds Finest Bourbon since 1795 $510 ''325 , Pint Jim Beam Slil A -X I IJ What I F I UtWIM! Ml I 1 K ill M ill HIIUCKVT W5NAISHT BOURBOH WHISMT Fish, Game Council To Convene The Oregon Fish and Game council will hold a public meeting at the Jackson county courthouse Saturday, March 16, at 8 p.m., Walter Craig, president of the Jackson coun ty chapter, has announmed. C. E. (Red) Milhorn, state president, will attend, as will Bob Pyle, Klamath county chapter president; Chauncey Florey, vice president of the Jackson county chapter, and Craig. ZEPHYR OWNERS MEET Chicago - IUPD - The owners of the Chicago Zephyrs were to meet today to discuss and vote on a proposal to move the National Basketball as sociation team to Baltimore. Club President Dave Trager said a news conference would be held at noon (EST) Thurs day to announce the result of the meeting. Trager said he expected the meeting to last "a long time." House Bill 1458 comes up for public hearing Monday, March 18. at 3 p.m. in the House chambers and members of the council will discuss this measure here Saturday night. A large group will at tend the Salem hearing- and plans will be laid here for that participation, Craig ex plained, in announcing the Medford session. - There are many provisions in House Bill 1458 of interest to sportsmen but it is com monly known as the "Doe bill." It seeks a three year moratorium in the shooting IN DOG HOUSE Galena, Kan.-OJPD-Judy Car lilse, 8, was in the dog house today because she was in a dog house Tuesday night. 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