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Fisher, Skowron
Impressions Good
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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.
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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.
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Minnesota ... 200 000 3004 5 3
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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.
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Boston ooo ooo ooi l o 4
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Wilsons. Stcnhensnn (SI. Earlev (81
and Skecn. Winner Fisher. Loser
Stephenson.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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. Her
mother reported Judy missing
and searchers found the girl
after dark asleep at her
grandmother's home in a dog
house.
of doe deer, forked horns and
all speical hunts. The rein
statement of game refuges is
also provided in the measure,
Craig pointed out. The three
year period has been specified
because the. interim commit,
tee meets every two years.
The sponsors are eager to at
tain an overlapping of inter
est which will be possible
with the three-year waiting
period.
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