Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 04, 1963, Image 27

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. APRIL 4. 1963 9 n MEDFORO MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREC0I) Baseball L1NESCORES: (txhibmun Reaulta) N York iNi 000 000 000 0 2 0 Cincinnati 100 003 01 x 5 9 1 Craig Mallard ' FohS '8' '"d Taylor Maloney, Broinan iSi and Edward. Winner Maloney. Loier Craig. SOC Baseball Nine Triumphs Over COS Minneioia . 030 100 0004 10 1 Detroit 100 310 OOx b 10 1 Kaat. Roland i7i and BftUCT raul. Eian (Si. Dustal (Si and I: -and or Winner Ean Loer Kaat Ashland - Southern Oregon while walking three college's baseball team, un beaten this season, wrapped Siskiyou up its pre-Ieague competition yesterday with a 6 to 1 vie Waehingtun 021 000 1004 5 0 St Louis 020 201 010 6 8 0 Kline. Quirk 6 and Leppert. Washburn, r'anok 6 Shantz (8i and Sawatiki, Oliver f7t. Winner Waahhurn. looser Kline. IW ROGUE RELAYS-This quartet of track- the event last week in the Ore-Cal meet A men, shown with Coach Dean Benson, will division. From left are Benson, Mike Wat perform for Medford on Saturday in the kins, Scott Hampson, Jim Hill and Mike Rogue Valley relays here. Together they Diebele. form the 140-yard relay team which won Grants Pass, St. Mary's High Defend in Rogue Relay Meets Baltimor. ... 000 100 001 2 5 2 Milwaukee 000 120 OOx 3 7 2 Pappas. Hall 17) and Orsino. Le maiter. Clonimer 18 1 and Cren dall. Winner Lemaater. Loser Pappas. N, York (A) 300 001 0004 7 1 Pittsburgh . 200 021 Olx 6 12 0 Williams, Bridges v and How ard. Cardwell. Pace (Oi and Bur geaa. Winner Cardwell. Loaer Williams Kansas City 100 0.10 40210 1 1 Chicago A 100 000 310 5 0 1 Segui. B-ss 0i and Sullivan. Pi eerro. Score 161. Joyce ifli and Lollar. Winner Segui Loser Pi. zarro Hit Ward LINEsCORE: UU'l uuu U01 I .1 SOC . 021 001 20x 0 2 Sage and Pauletto. Robistellini fi rarr .Slav i4f. King (7i and tory over College of the Sis- McKiptwn, Knut.cn 17). kiyous. It was the eighth win in a row for the Red Raiders. SOC scored in our innings with Bill Bailey. Joe Funder burg, Paul Blinka and Don Jacquette each getting t w o hits. Bailey three - Daggered and Jaquette doubled. The two extra base blows and a Blinka single were packed into the seventh inning. Siskiyou had a three - hit ninth with Jiggs Sage, Elmer Pelligiro and Bob Laustalot getting the swats. ; bincd for a six-hitter. They struck out 11 and walked four. Sage gave up nine hits to SOC. He also fanned 11 LINEBACKERS MEET I Medford high basketball players are Is bo guests of the Medford Linebackers Fri day at iheir noon luncheon at North's Chuck Wagon. John Koveni and Dean Benson, head coaches of baseball and track. rspctily. at Med ford high, are scheduled to be on the program. Pro Basketball NATIONAL ASSOCIATION L'nlted Press International (Best-of-seven series) Eastern Division Final W. I.. Pet. Cincinnati 2 2 500 Boston 2 2 -J00 SUPERFLUOUS New York - IWt - Mayta, company says a recent survcj showed nearly half of all sen ice calls on home laundry dp pliances arc unnecessary, add ins $50 million annually service bills. Loa Anf. (N 001 000 (1102 7 2 Boston 000 120 OOx 3 8 1 Koulax, Perranoski 7 and Roseboro. Monbouquette, Radatr (9i- and Tillman. Winner Mon bouquette. Loser Koufax. HR Roseboro. Los Ang. (Al 001 000 0102 4 1 Houston 002 002 Olx 3 9 1 Moeller, Morgan i8j and Rodg ers. Droit, FarreU (4) and Camp bell. Adlesh (8). Winner Droit. Loser Moeller. HR R u n n e 1 a, Warwick. Grants Pass and St. Mary's High schools will defend championships on Saturday in track and field competition. The events are the Rogue Valley relays at Medford high stadium and the Little Rogue relays at the Phoenix high field. Both are afternoon events. Activity in the Big Rogue will start at 12:30 p.m. with the first running event at 1:30 p.m. Little Rogue Held events have 1:30 p.m. beginning time. First race will be at 2:30 p.m. Grants Pass Will be out to make it three in a row in the Rogue Valley encounter and will vie against Medford, Cra ter. Klamath Falls and Ash land. As usual, Medford and Grants Puss are expected to Is provided by Phoenix Lions club. Entered in the meet along with SM and host Phoe nix will be Eagle Point, Illi nois Valley and Rogue River. The Class A-l school meet here will offer a 13-evcnt pro gram. However, three field events, the shot put, discus and Javelin, will be staged at Jefferson school at 12:30 p.m. because the high school football field Is torn up for replanting and the baseball diamond will be in use. There will be seven run ning event', a.x of them re lays. Of the si x field events, three, the high jump, broad Jump and shot put, will be scored as relays with the top three marks of three perform ers of each school combined. The Little Rogue meet will battle it uul for the Medford offer 11 events. There will he Ki wains club trophy. St. Mary's will aim for its fifth straight Little Rogue diadem. Championship trophy NY Yankees Choice for 3rd in Row New York -HIrD- The New York Yankees are the choice of the UPI board of baseball experts to make It three world championships in a row un der the leadership of man ager Ralph llouk. The 24-man hoard, includ ing four UPI sports writers and one writer or broadcaster traveling with each of the 20 major league teams, foresees a cuiist-to-coast World Series between the Yankees and the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Yankees were tabbed as shoo- ins in the American League while the Dodgers were pick cd to win a three-cornered battle also involving the Cin cinnati Reds and San Fran cisco Giants in the National League. If the experts are right, the Yankees will win breez ing and the Dodgers will win after a virtual three-way tie with the Reds and Giants. No less than 20 of the 24 experts tabbed the Yankees for first place and the New York team's total of 233 points was only five short of the "possible" 240 it could have received from the board. Tigers Figured Second The Detroit Tigers were picked lo finish second with 101 points and the Baltimore Orioles were tabbed for third with 183, Following, In or der, were Ihe Minnesota Twins. Loa Angeles Angels, Chicago White Sox, Cleve land Indians. Boston Red Sox. Kansas City Athletics and Washington Senators. The National hague race will be one of the most fan tastic in the league's history If it's anywhere near as close as the experts' voting. With points awarded on the basis of 10 for a first-place vote down to one for a 10th place, the Dodgers wound up with 216, the Reds with 114 and the defending champion Giants with 213. S.rung out. in order, behind the top three in Ihe NL were the St. Louli Cardinals. Pitts bursh Pirates. Philadelphia Phillies'. Milwaukee Braves, Chicago Cubs, Houston Colts and New York Mets. five relay races. The six field events will be scored on an individual basis. While the two southern Oregon contests are full fledged and traditional meets In their own rights, they will serve to prep the teams for participation on the following week end in the Hayward re lays al Eugene. The Rogue meets are patterned after the llaywards. Medford Kiwanis club serves as sponsor of the Rogue Valley relays and will have a crew of men on hand under the chairmanship of the Rev. Clifford Young. All 10 teams involved in the two meets are expected to have full teams on hand. First event to start within the Medford stadium on Sat urday will be the pole vault at 1 p.m. High hurdles are set for 1:30 p.m. First race at Phoenix will be the distance medley. Cleveland ... 000 001 0203 8 2 San Fran 101 001 0O14 9 0 McDowell. Bell 3. Curtiss 17). Latman 19) and Edwarda. O'Dell. G. Perry IS) and Haller. Winner G. Perry. Loser Latman. Crater JV Takes Tilt Butte Falls - Crater high put its runs and hits into two innings yesterday to trip the Butte Falls baseball varsity 7 to 0. The Comets got four runs in the fourth inning on a single by Cesaro and doubles by McNichols and Neufield plus two walks. In the seventh they gained three more count ers on Nelson's single. Patter- Three SOC pitchers com-1 son's double and Anhorn's triple. Jim Lytle hit two singles for Butte Falls. Medford Tribune SPORTS Big Game Hunting Views To Be Aired Here April 9 Medford meeting on Titos day evening, April 0, to al low Interested persons lo give their views on fall big game hunting seasons, will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Oregon state extension service audi torium, 1301 Maple Grove dr. The Medford meeting and one al Klamath Falls on April S will follow up game commission-sponsored "show-mc" trips to eastern Oregon. Field Inspection of the Silver lake and Klamath county mule deer ranges Is slated Saiur day place during the lunch stop. Some of the Klamath win lor deer ranges will be in spected on Monday. Portland - Oregon big game hunters can mark May 24 and June 7 on their calendars as important dates regarding the tall big game hunts. These are the dates scheduled in Portland by the game com mission for the annual public hearing prior to setting the big game regulations for 1963. Phil Schneider, slate game Sunday and Monday, j director, advised the meeting Oregon Staters Have 10 Bests University of Oregon, Eu gene Oregon State track and field performers have posted the best effort in 10 of 16 individual events among Northern Division schools. Oregon's defending NCAA champions, h a.m p e r e d by weather thus far. boast the top mark in three events, the University of Washington has two athletes In the lead and Idaho lists one leading per former. Several outstanding efforts have bctr. turned in this spring with Dave Steen of Oregon leading the way. Steen has the best shot put performance among ND ath letes with a throw of 60-2V4 and also tops the discus throwers with an effort of 174-7. Norm Hoffman of Oregon State has been chocked in 1:49.5 in the 880 and Morgan Goth of the Beavers lists a 4:04.7 best in the mile to his credit. April 6, 7 and 8. ! will be held al the commit The inspection Jaunls will I s;'s headquarters. 1634 S.W. be no-host affairs with each .AWor. Tentative regula- indlvidual providing his own " " nunt will oe bed and board. Shelter will be eaiapuanea louowing the pub- available in the Summer lake nr-aring on may 4. ihe game management area but u,u'"lvc W'e ill be pub each person will need a sleep- lls'u'' ft' mtcrcsted Ing bag, an air mattress and ers""s wl have an oppor warm clothing Meals and Uln" " l'h'k them over be lodging will be available at , tore kn0 tlnal rulcs ale Summer lake lodge and the Series of Meetings M and r motel al silver hike. Final retfulationi for Ihe 100 Tom Boswell. OSU, 9.8: Rusty Brown. OSU. 0.7: Jerrv Plow man. UW, Glen Wolf. WSU, and Herm McKee. WSU. all 0.8. 220 Boswell, OSU. 21.7: Brown. OSU. 22.0: Dave Blunt, uo, 22.2. 440 Norm Hoffman, OSU, 48.2; Al Schwlrier OKU 40 V Al O Leary UO. 49.8. 880 Hoffman. OSU. 1:49 3: Keith Form an. UO. 1:31: Iain rtnlnltfe OSU. 1:31.8. Mile Morgan Groth. OSU, 4:04.7: Archie San Romani, UO. 4:10.2; Forman. UO. 4:14.8. Two-mlle Rich Cuddlhy. OSU. 9:16.8; Forman, UO. 9:19.2; Vic Reeve, UO. 9:193. mgr. nurdles Tom Wyalt. OSU. 14.3: Mikf Thrall W lis- .Tim Allen. WSU. 14.6. Inter, hurdles Wyatl. OSU. I; 14:14: Paul Henden. 1. 14.17: Jim Colpitis. WSU. 14 30 High lump Terry Llewellyn, UO. fi-8. Jim Roehm. OSU. 6-6; Kent Swaiuon, WSU. 6-3'j. ornan tump t-nu aninmck. UW, 23-0.: Klllf Frrrirtkscii WSII 3.1 Q Green Macv. OSU. 23-4'.,. Pole vault Boh Yard. H-4' Jer rv II, r M'.l C 1. .in terry Cox. OSU. ali 14-0. Shot put Dave Sleen. UO. 60 llbi Don Roberta, OSU. 33-11; Dick Brown. UO. 33-3. Discus Steen, UO. 174-7; Lou Fasano. OSU. 1110-6; Harvey Haw ken. UW. 132-7. Javelin Gary Stenland. OSU. 234-3'j; Lea Tipton, UO. 237-tO'i-Bill Bridges. WSU, 218-0. Triple Jump Jim Roehm. OSU. 46-0: Wlggn. WSU. 43-8: Nelson Shinnlck, UW, 43-6 Auto Club Bills Spring Rallye Roscburg-The Valley Coast Auto club is ready with the spring rallye of '63. The week end of April 20 and 21 will start with regis tration at the Casa Loma mo tel from 11 a.m. lo 6 p.m. There will be a three hour rallye starting at the Rose burg high parking lot at 1:30 p.m. After necessary pit stops, there will be a cocktail hour, dinner and dance at the Bam boo house starting at 7 p.m. On Sunday at 8:30 a.m., there will be autocross regis tration at the go-kart track on Highway 99. First car will go out at 9:30 a.m. Second time run is set for 1:30 p.m. Twenty-two trophies are offered. Persons wanting informa tion regarding motel reserva tions, registration forms, ban quet reservations and rallye fees, may write to Valco, Box 1273. Roseburg. All auto en thusiasts are welcome. Reser vations should be made as early as possible. I im scrim: . Crater 000 400 3 7 6 ft Butte Falls 000 000 00 2 2 Halsey. Branch (4), Bush (31 and McNichola. Blancher (51: Ed mondson, Sizemore 3i and M. Stratum. Lower Rogue Shape Poor for Salmon Portland fUPF The weekly report on fishing conditions prepared by the state game commission. Southwell: Spring Chinook angling should pick up in the Umpqua if water conditions improve; the lower Umpqua is high and muddy; Coos Bay salt-water fisherman having fair luck for perch and floun der; lower Rogue has been in poor shape for salmon. OREGON UNDERDOG Eugene-IUPD-Southern Cali fornia's Trojans will be favor ed to dump NCAA champion Oregon at Hayward Field Saturday when the two track powers collide. Oregon ended USC's long victory string at Los Angeles last year, 75-56. But graduation of Dyrol Burleson and Jarry Tarr and loss of sprinter Harry Jerome by injury puts Oregon in the role of underdog. Hospital School Benefits From Pin Tournament A bowling tournament for benefit of crippled children will be held April 6 and 7, 14 and 15 and 20 and 21 at the Medford lanes, under the sponsorship of Alpha Lambda chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Proceeds will go to the crippled children's hospital school at Eugene. The three-game singles event will have two divisions, one for the ladies and one for men. Handicap will be based on three-fourths of the dif ference between the current average and 200 with a limit of 35 pins per game for men and 50 for women. Bowlers-may enter as often as they wish but can qualify for only one place in the prize list. A trophy, donated by the Medford lanes, is of fered as first prize. Western Division Final W. Los Angeles 2 St. Louis 0 Wednesday's Results Boston 129. Cincinnati !.. Pet. 0 1.000 2 000 COACH HONORED Chicago -IUPD- Newt Loken of Michigan has been named the NCAA gymnastics coach of the year. Under Loken's direction, the Michigan team won both the Big Ten and the NCAA championships SALMON! Catch Them at Mouth of Rogue River With Guide Arnold Gosnell All Equipment Furn. Wtddtrburn, Ore. P.O. Bo. 397 Phene Gold Beach, Ore. CH 7-3621 Aik for "Arnold" TEST PLANT New York-TOT-The Atomic I Energy commission says it is negotiating with Associated Nucleonics, Inc., of New York lo build a $600,000 plant at Gloucester, Mass., to test the value of atomic radiation as a food preservative. FRIDAY SURPRISE 6 r Dean & Taylor WIDE-TRACK TOWN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! MEDFORD MUFFLER Co. 1130 North Riverside Specializing in custom exhaust systems, Walker Silencer and Continental Mark II MUFFLERS ARE OUR BUSINESS NOT A SIDE LINEI Phone 773-4818 1 gg 1 Free Pickup t Delivery within City limits Open l-S Monday thru Saturday DEE CULLEN, Owner Three Assembly Points Persons wanting to examine points of interest en route lo fall bit; game seasons will be set two weeks later on June 7. Any changei or modifications Summer lake may assemble ' to the tentative rules will be at 1 p.m. at the Bend-Portland made ai tins lime following truck terminal al Klamath the public hearing. Falls, the U. S. B7-Fretnont Prior lo the scheduled pub highway junction at LaPme lie hearing in Portland, the and the game commission of-' commission will hold a scries flee at Bend. I of Informal meetings in van- Program at Summer Lake 6ua districts of the state to Grange hall from 7.:I0 lo 11 1 give all Interested persons a p.m. will Include research j chance to voice their views on findings, statements by live- i the fall hunts. Cities selected stock men and national for-1 for the Informal meetings are est and bureau of land man : Enterprise and Baker in east- EL PASO VICTOR Casa Grande, Ariz. mpp Salt Lake planned to send Wayne Carlander and Artie Key to the hill today against Amarlllo. Wednesday. El Paso toppled Salt Lake 5-1 even though Bees Al Lary, Dick Burwcll and Fred Burdette combined on an 8-hittcr. Salt Lake, now 5-4-1 in exhibition play, managed only four hits. Chicken feathers now are being tanned into a perma nent curly down that rivals duck and goose feathers for pillows. SEARS GIGANTIC TIRE TRIUMPH SALE agemcnt men and dltCUtston I lie lour will assemble at ern Oregon, Bend in central Oregon, Klamath Falls g a m Sunday at Silver lake ' south central Oregon, and ranger station and load onto Medford. Coos Bay and Gold trucks for tour of the winter ; Beach in southwestern Ore range , discussion will take gon. Free re -drying, today's food processing infant, is expected to be a $500 million to SI billion operation by 1D70. WANTED! Incense Cedar Logs TOLO CEDAR MILLS Inc. Phone 664-2673 Central Point Srop-O-Mahc Irak Lining In- talkel on all 4 Whteh WHILE YOU WAIT! lasv tarmt. Irakt Specialist fer 23 ytan. 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