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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY. APRIL 5. 19S3 Medford Baseballers Travel To GP, Crater To Ashland Weather permitting, again . Ashland and Grants Pass each i in right field if Jones is at hoUor nntlnAl. Cm H i- I are U-l. cm OreEon conference base-1 There has been feeling ex- ball prospects will be afford ed this week end, Defending champion Med- SPORTS I USC Team Favored Over Oregon Ducks Dave Newland Match Winner I There has been lecling ex-. For Ashland mound worK pressed in some quarters that Coach Bill Leybold may call the baseball chase could prove n John Rhodes and Bill TU ' as tough and close as the one ! ford. Rounding out the lineup in basketball this year. ! could be Bob DeBoer. catcher; ford makes its 1963 league , Hiino Troubi, Khocws or uram oueu, iwm k, in nnp nf tm sirHav I l"""9 1 . . base; Rick Pierce, second j , , ... , meotora s BiacK lurnduu nado will vie at Grants Pass Crater goes to game times are 1:30 p.m. Klamath Falls has the bye in the circuit slate and has rivalry with Roseburg. Rain washed out all but one session involving league teams last week end but one doublehcadcr has since been made up. Klamath Falls and Crater share league leader ship with 2-0 records each. Medford's goes into this week end's WHAT A 1963 BUICK FOR JUST s233875 Ashland. First amcs bolhered b niuin8 and , Clyde Nelson, Jan Susee and owie aim i uene Siade, outiieiaers. "I hope our hitting comes f Regular shortstop Denny along," said Coach John Ko- Kendell dislocated toes in a venz. "We're a little feeble ! shower room accident yester at bat " But, then he added. May. "I think the kids will start hitting better shortly." Stuart Young and Jackj Forde probably will get the Starting pitcher assignments for the Black Tornado. Ko venz reported Young in good shape and remarked that Forde is coming along real well. Larry Sander has been troubled by elbow soreness and Bill Enyart by a sore shoulder. John Gates, another hurlcr. turned his ankle in the Yreka game on Wednes day and will miss Saturday starters, other wise, for Medford are Don Anderson, first base; Dick Deffley, second base; Dan Miles, shortstop; Ron Ed monds, third base; Gary Mil ler, Mike Neathamcr and Tom Barker or Mike Barnes, out fielders, and Barnes or Ken Phipps, catcher. Grants Pasi Craw McLoughlin Victor in Frosh Tiff McLoughlin Junior high ninth grade took first places in all events and swept six Samuelson, shortstop, a n d contests yesterday in a 103' San Francisco-IUPD-Orcgon State's Ron Finley, who was named the outstanding wrcs- Eugcne - illrn - soutnern weaincr nave laKcn uieir ion. itIer in Grec0 Roml)n compe(i. California's dethroned nation- Harry Jerome one of the I Uon carlicr took a first rolmd al champions are iavorcr, io injurco ,i u.e nriusn v-"" ; victory jn thc National AAU j Detroit am revenge on Oregon in a : monwc.mii names las nil wrestline chamDionshiD CMcmo . and will not run at all this ! T.i i- x ciinciwa series HOCKEY B 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE By United Preu Interna Mom I (Rrt-or-seven Semtftnal) W 1 x-Toronto ...4 Montreal . base; Dan Baker, third; Dea PITCHES FOR COMETS Larry Pepper, above, has been tabbed as starting pitch er for the second game for Crater high Saturday when the Comet baseballers play a Southern Oregon conference j Ta'.r1 dual track meet Saturday. The Ducks beat USC 75-56 in Los Angeles last season and ended a string of 100 home dual meet victories for the Trojans. A USC victory here Saturday would ruin a streak of 36 home dual meet victories for Oregon. The Ducks haven't lost at home to 18' s track and Held win over Crater freshmen. Four Mac men were double winners. Dick Howsley in the low and high hurdles. John graduation, injuries and bad Pruitt in the 75-yard dash and shot put, Roger Johnson in thc Kmtl SB Ryn In the javelin and 660. Ryn tied with teammate Taylor in the 1320. w 3 season. Distance man Mike Lchner is out of action with mononucleosis and javelin thrower John Burns has a pulled chest muscle Finley defeated Mark Mur-j 'Toronto 5 Montreal (1 ray of Akron, Ohio, in the Detroit 4 Chicago a 1381-j pound class i Lee Allen of Portland also a"Saak- The weather could hurt the j w0 " rounQ maren in Trojans as much as it has g 138V4 pound class, de bothered Oregon. The Ducks 'eating Tom Stevens, were rained out in the Par I Heavy wcgiht Gary Stens- since Bill Bowerman took West Relays last week end j land of Portland decisioned over as track coach in 1949. and have held onlv one dual I Richard Redd, unattached. Oregon went on to win the I meet, that an unimpressive Milo Crumrimc of Oregon White Water Parade On McKeniie Sunday Eugene -IUFD- The annual White Water Parade on the McKenzie river is scheduled Sunday. It will start about 40 miles east of here. Upwards of 30, 000 persons are expected to watch the some 300 boats and rafts go downstream to Lea burg Dam. RIGHT $ 75 JUST 2338 FOR A BRAND NEW BUICK SPECIAL 2-D00R SPORT COUPE completewithwhitewalltires, heater-defroster, V6 engine and turn signals. DURING RECORD SETTING DAYS SKINNER BUICK-CADILLAC For Grants Pass Coach Ron Maurer likely will have Jerry McCormack and Jim Thomp son as starting hurlcrs with Bob Peters, catcher; Don Sum mers or Jerry McCormack, first base; Bill Standley, sec ond base; Richard Wolny, shortstop; Lyman Keiseckcr, third base, and Gary Reddick, Tom Blanchard and Bill Ar nold or Steve Newman, outfielders. Wayne Clay and Larry Pep per are scheduled by Coach Bill Piche as starting chuck- ers for Crater at Ashland. Larry Mason and John Bush will be available lor rcnei. Other spots in the lineup may be filled by Darryl Summer- field, catcher; Willie Jones or Howard Tomlinson, first base; Pat Pepper, second base; Mike Glines. third base; Louis Al varez, shortstop, and Don Kli- bourne, Neil Rivenburg ana Willie Jones or Dave Twedell, outfielders. Twedell will be twinbill at Ashland. RESULTS: Low hurdles Howsley. M; Kilby. M; Ingram. M. 13.1 75 Pruitt. M; Kiger, C; Equiv 1, M, 8.4. High hurdles Howsley. M; Kilby. M; Ingram, M. 10.7. 1320 Tie first Taylor, and Rvn. M; Skellon. C 3:41.3 '330 Dumais. Ml Darlcy, at! Rowdon, M, 41.3. Broad jump Johnson. M: Du mais. M: Taylor. M. 18-3'i. High jump Chambers. M: tie second. Kinney. C. and Ing ram. M. 5-2. Shot put Pruitt. M, Maple. C: tie third, Schwab, C. Johnson, M. 44-9i. Pole vault Equivcl. M: R. Sanford. M: chambers. K. 10-9. 150 Johnson. M. Trautinan. C; Dumais. M. 16.4. Javelin Ryn. M: Kiger. C; D. Sanford. M. 131 feet. Discus D Sanford. M; Pruitt. M; Chizek. M. 135-5'i 660 Kyn. m; ekcuoii. M. 1:33.8. Rr.iav McLoughlin I Hows ley. Pruitt, Equivel. Jobnsoni. 49.0. NCAA title last season, but victory over California. However, thc forecast is for scattered showers Saturday. Even though the track is in good shape, the relatively cool Northwest weather could hold USC performances down. Bowerman thinks Oregon will get anywhere from 48 to to It takes 72' Baseball HOWl IM. I.INKSCOKLS: ( tcxhii.it .(in ItrMilts) Chicfls A) ....039 IW 000 8 13 0 Cincinnati 200 i 92 U10 5 13 1 Herbert. Bauman (0), Wilhelm 181 and Carreon. Nuxhall. Worth- ii.gtoi. (til and Edwards. Pa vie tlch (8). Winner Herhcrl Loser Nuxhall. HRs Lynch. Nichol son. Ward, treese. Pittl)iirKh .000 000 0000 A New York (Al 000 000 Oil I 7 0 Gibbon. Francis (7) and Bur gess. Bouton. Arroyo (8), Reniff 18) and Howard. Winner Arroyo. Loser Francis. $1? I MKDCO KLGLERKTTES Starlighters i33-15i 4. Ginny Weaver 433; Twisters (26-22) 0, Louise Calhoun 363. Die Hards (21-27 1 0. Helen Car penter 388; Black Balls (27-21, 4, Aggie Ciatti 41S. Alley Cats 120-281 4, Mabel Pas kvale 482; Green Onions (17-31) 0, Ruth Johnson 379. Mabel Pasckvale 175. Flora Free man ua Mcln Caroentcr and Ag gie Ciatti 1H4; mac, oaiia EVKRGRKEN LEAGUE . Overhead Door (16-4) 4. Troy Dean 330; Local Loan llJ-i) u. Ernie Dukeshire 510. Batcnian tv aons tu-oi i. """" Haven 577; Rogue Dist. (11-9) 0. Jerry Doty 305. , Pepsi Cola (11-9. 4. Larry Snopl ,145 Joe s Golden Eagle U0tt-9ft) 0. Dan Hadley 512. Hodmen Lodge (10-10) 4, Jack Dooms 480; Hire Root Beer 10j) 0. Ray Grigsby and oaVS'ner. ,8-121 O. V Broad water 94: Medco (7-13) 4, K. Bosenberger 560. Big Y (7-131 4. Floyd Hayner 326; Naumca Equip. (5-151 0. IS? Sn'o4p. JM.Rosle Rosen berger 210. Mac McEwen 206. Vs'oMn) 2. Helen Dey 319; Stones T.V. (33-17) 2. Bea Mathcus 478. Hi. Ping's .34-18) 2. Pol lv Smith 467- Oak Grove Service (27-2.ii 2, Virginia Wilson 484. Hillver Oil (27-25. 1. Mary Of renbneher 525; Ren Tylor In surance (25-27) 3. Clair Ellison 49Hair Shaners '27-25. 3 Eva Ses sion 528; Tom Thumb Markot (22- 3U '.'.t,c". " . ;o",n, MM- ba Jerdcn 477; Western inriu u- 33 I. Alice wuiicj ,o, ,n, , United Meai ituu.i, 'i : J Joan Kounr and Georgia ww SRS: Winnie s Tcnnant 442. ., Eva sessions ivtfi ..io...- 191 Virginia Wilson 186; Olson Mack 1390. Honey Hobbs 443. Farco (24-12 ( 3. Bca Mathews 488; Christian Service lll'iljl 1, Grace Hunter 466. M & W Chain Saw (23-13) 2. Lee Goddard 508; N & W Heating Oils (15-21) 2. R. Pruitt 476. Medford Ambulane (16-20) 3. Elsie Eddy 525; Richfield Truck 1 Anne Lowery 196. M. E. Plank- enhorn 190. Bea Mathews 187; Tarco 1785. Oba ST A HI IRK LEAGUE Olson-Lawyer Lbr. (22-6) 4. Gale Culy 539; Delah Timber (13-15) 0. Allan Raduski 497. Pinnacle Orchards (18-10) 1. Bill Pleasant 562; Medford Dental Lab. ii.ii t Al nohhnrri .VVi Weeks & Orr 118-10) 3. Ted Thompson 555; Jackson Co. Coop. (8-20) 1, Gus Priebe 306. T.Brrv' Lineuo (18-10) 2, Charles Long 473; Rogue Valley Vending (11-17) . rrea mhuw 9 . t WHlMcr lexaca im-iu . Trrnlmnn S18: Ron's Standard (3- 23) 1, Jim Myhre 346. insurance man iivm . Jennings 558; Medford Mail Trib une (10-18) 2. Forrest Liddell 388. Allan Raduski and Jim Osborn 214: Mail Tribune 2534. Wins Meet North Grants Pass Junior nign s Aicnaennaii was vie-1 57 points. lor in inree evenis yesieraay i win. when the Cavekids won from j Hedrick 74 23 to 471,3 in a ninth grade track meet. He won the high and low burdles and the pole vault. North scantclads were vic tors in 10 events and Hedrick took four. Hcdrick's Ken Tropplc was winner in the 75 and 330- yard runs. Bill Durante eap- tured the shot put for the Medford team with a school record effort of 54-3V-;, ex ceeding the old mark of 91-10. Terry Lewman won the jave lin which Hedrick swept. S. Wedeking took the throe fourths mile and the 660 for North and C. Williams the broad jump and 150. RESULTS 70 high hurdles MendcnhHll, N; Steimcr. N; Dames. H. 10.3. 75 Tropple. K; Williams. N; DeForest. N. 8.4. 1320 Wedeking. N; Price. N; Hurt. H. 3:49.5. 330 Tropple. H; Smith. N; DeForest. N 41.3 High jump Scott. N; Zach arius. H; tic third. Float and Bur ton. N, and Hurt. H. 5-4. 1 Shot put Durant. H: Ser. gcant. N. McLaughlin, N. B43tt, Discus Sergeant. N: Baker. H; Lewman. H. 14B-10a. uroaa jump wuianis. w; irop pie. H; Burch. H. 18-10'ii. Low hurdles Mendenhall, N; Sergeant. N . Ginn. H. 15.5. javeun lawman, n; uuranir. H; Stewart. H. 144-93. 150 Williams. N; Durante, H; Stewart. H. 17.8. 660 Wedeking, N; Lewman nVr.V"vBntl Wndenhall. N: I L.Angcles (Nl 000 010 Olfl- tie second. Collins. H. and Bur ton. N. 11-7. Rclav North Grants Pass (Williams. Mendenhall. DeForest, Sergeant). 50.7. Tech lost a decision to Eliji Watanabe of Japan in the heavyweiRht class. Other Oregon first round winners included Dave New land of Eugene in the 13812 pound class and Larry Olson of Portland, 154 pounds. ROCHESTER WINS Daytona Beach. Fla. - OIPP -The Rochester Red Wings pounded Portland pitching for four home runs and a 7-3 ex hibition baseball victory Thursday. The Beavers col lected only three hits off a trio of Rochester pitchers. However, thc club was strengthened by the addition of Jim Saul, a 6-8 catcher pur chased from thc St. Louis or ganization by Kansas City. Washington ... 000 000 4004 7 1 Baltimore 100 000 0203 8 I Bouldin. Daniel (4 . Duckworth (7) and Lcppcrl. Retzer (7). Bar ber. Visum 16), S. Miller 18) and Brown. Winner Daniels. Loser Narum. Philadelphia .020 000 0002 3 0 Milwaukee 302 000 4009 1 0 Durcn. HanuKon (5), Baldschun (7) and Dalrymple, Burdetlc. Fischer (B, Funk (8) and Torre. Winner Burdetlc. Lo,er Durcn. HR Covington. Minnesota . 100 000 1)20 3 i 2 Si. Louis 000 321) 07x 12 17 3 Stance. Sullivan (61. Lasher (7), Roggrnhurk 8) and Ratltff. Sa decki. Taylor (7) and Suwatski. Oliver 7i. Winner Sadecki. Loser Stange. HRs Sawatski, Allen, Flood. (to Innings) N.York (N) 010 000 000 12 8 2 Detroit 000 ooi ooo 23 12 1 Jackson. Stallard (6). Rowe (7) and Sherry. Mossi. 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Riverside TORNADO FIELDER Gary Miller, plays left field for thc Mki T Medford high baseball team TONori5 which has a Southern uregon conference doubleheadcr at Grants Pass on Saturday afternoon. , c T i i i . I V "SZtS. onltrv 135-91 1. NiU Gosncll 483: Snow While Diaper (21-23 3. Norma Larson . t.u fnnnt. I'ij KunlM McManama 459; Cascade Sports Marina (13-291 Jones 421. No Central GaraRe Maurine Hclmick 532: Central Shell (16-281 Standridee 4.9. ..... Oakdale Mkt One 0M I Helen NiKooyni iij. !- Two iia'i-wi CHAMPAGNE LEAGUE ii. i . I7.lrii.rv 1301 .-l.T.l 3. D. Leavltt 47(1; Medford Tire Service (22-221 1. H. Black 441. O.K. Market (371i-lB)4) 3. Enid Wolff 453; Wooden Shoe Room Shoe Room (17-271 1. Diane Bales 389 .. ... ... Custom House urapcrj iair.fi 3. Dixie Boen 474; Baker's rami & Wallpaper (24-20) 1, Giny HRoxy Ann Snaek Bar (26-18) 3. Jenny Manlcy 409; Van Lee s Ba zaar (14-301 1. N. Hollenbcck 412. Erma s ueauly aaion lii-wi J. Mcta Baines 450; West Coast Air lines (10',-24,jl 1. Y. Bartolomei 4Mutual of Amaha (20-241 1. Mable Sodaro 485; Gay 90 s Pizza Parlor (15'3-28'il 3. R Patten 46Mable Sodaro 211. Ruby Patten 190. Dixie Boen 179. Mutual of Amaha 1337. a Larson 190. Maurine Hcl mick 189. Nita Gosncll mo; vancv Poultry 1417. LADY ELKS P.M. LEAGUE Ten Pins (27'i-20'il 2. Eaye Hosue 442; Elkettes (25-23) 2. Yvonne Strobel 488. Pin Downers (27ts-31) 0. Mar- aaret Sutton 402. Bloopen (24-24) 4. Dottle Veal 586. Thnmners (28-221 2. Ruth Carl- Bill's No. son 392, Stacs (25-2JI t. aims . r....... D...I. Rlfvlock 411. wapitis lii-.n i. vy , 430 Esquires (lBtSi-31 'si 3. M"e i '. , 410 Dottle Veal 200, 200. 186. Yvonne Strobel 181; Bloopers 1766. Carky 25-19 Lillie 143 S. I a v TRU-MIX Concrete helps you do the job BETTER TRU-MIX BOW ROLLERS LEAGUE Meat Mart 116-4. 3. Clara Torrey 439; Eads Van Line (8-121 1. Fyrne Colton 412 . . Forest Lnici oooi v-u. - Carole Archer 492; Stones TV (8 12) 0. Dolores Madden 444 bticKicy miuiuj i--.-" i "t; Stlckley 407; Woodland Heights 9' 111 0 Joan Davidson 408 ri-epon Bookkecpine i6-I4i 1. Ruth Johnson 406; Park Motors (3-171 3. Jean Peyton 382. Clara Torrey 188. Carole Archer 186-170. Thcrl Poindcjlcr and Marv Schel 157. Forest Chef Bool Co. 1656. FOUI.ETTES LEAGUE Tri-etts 130-141 3. Lvdia Bhiod Jfil Hntshots '18's-25'ii 1. Win nie' Geddis 404 Bees' 130-14. 4. Trilby blnnr U Jokers 1 10', -33' j. 0. Nell Culver 384. Crvbanies io ;i-o ,i "' ,,., Norum 426; Lucky Strikes (19-231 2. Ella Adkins 383. pttVUDf (231,-181,) 3',. Roz ann. Mulhollen 449. P.n-Spotters f.1.931 1 Nancv Adamson 369 Rozann'a Mulhollen 168. Helen Schmerhorn 162. Lydia Blood 136. Tri-etts 1389 TUESDAY MIXED Tour S's (U-371 0. (forfeiture!; K-Sha (13-371 4. Art Brereton 480. Lazebe 135-171 0. Kay Bateman 453; Outlaws (21i,-30',l 4. Jim White 555. , . Tiros (37-151 3. Bob Poindexter 325: Tigers I21-3H 1. Maurine Hel- m HolvVowlers 137', -14i, I 3, Don Landing 533; MIx-Ups (26-261 1. L. Bill Schrlmer 193. Don Landing 230. Outlaws 2291. ROXY ANN CLASSIC Kim's (20i,-12',. 2. Ron Dixon 394; McLaughlin Plumbing 112-211 1. Ken Pickins 577. n . Awkward Five 19-14i 2. Ed Bingham 623; Beck s Bakery (17 161 1. Riley Appelgate 085 Talent Merchants MB-loi 1. Walt Skundrick 620:. Wooden Shoe (ISU-mtt, 2. Clay Leww 540 American Home tV Land llB-101 I Darwin Moore 540: Oak Grove Service 1 1 1-221 2. Corky Van Loo 32 . , John WIKSNV U'KKins Dodgers, Angels Vie in Series By lex kxhn Los Angeles -(WD- The big gest baseball prelude in Los Angeles history as a major looonp citv not underway to day and reaches its peak Sat urday ana sunaay 111 we v.ij- series between the Dodgers and the Angels. Although the contests nave no bearing on regular season play, the city series may at tract 100.000 fans for thc pair of games in which both clubs will use their top men in an effort to achieve victories. The teams converge on ma City Hall for a "warmm, welcoming ceremony today at which comedian Danny Thom as, an ardent baseball fan, in troduces the players ana pei sonnel of both clubs. Both clubs will be honored tonight at the sixth annual Baseball Writers Dinner at thc Pallaidium in Hollywood. The top players of the Angels and Dodgers will be saluted and presented trophies voted them by the Los Angeles chap ter of the Baseball Writers A csnointinn. With those preliminaries out :f the way, the clubs taKc io the field Saturday in the first of the two games that have divided fans into two camps. 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