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4 B MONDAY, APRIL IS. 1113 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON BIG D PUTS ON ONE MAN SHOW Esfir By mD DOWN VFI Sports WrUtr You've only to look at Don Demeter's .474 batting aver age to understand why Man ager Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies calls him "Big D." Big D is a sort of Jack of all trades with the Phillies but fortunately no matter where he plays he's become a master of the bat. And he's the most important reason why the Phillies were the hottest team in the National league over the second half of the 1882 season and today are in a three-way tie for first place with the San Francisco Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates. Demcter owes his develop ment as a hitter directly to Mauch. Don used to be a free swinger who tried to pull every pitch. On Mauch's ad vice, he started to "hit with the pitch" last year and he wound up the season with a .307 average, 28 homers and 107 runs batted ip. Stages One-Man Show Demeter staged virtually a one-man show in St. Louis Sunday when he collected six hits in nine-at-bats and drove in three runs as the Phillies downed the Cardinals, 4-3 in 10 innings, and 5-4. Chief beneficiary of Demeter'j blast ing was relief ace Jack Bald schun, who received credit for both victories although he worked a total of only 2(4 innings. The Chicago Cubs snapped the San Francisco Giants' four - game winning streak, 3-1. the Pittsburgh Pirates shaded the Cincinnati Reds, 1-0, the Houston Colts defeat ed the Los Angeles Dodgers, 9-4, and the Milwaukee Braves topped the New York Met, 1-0, in 10 Innings in other NL games New York Yankees beat the i Cline. Roger Craig, a 24-game Blunts (10) and Oliver winner Baltimore Orioles, 5-1, the loser in 1962, allowed only I fi)?ji3 James. er Snantz Cleveland Indians scored a 1 seven bits but suffered his second straight loss. L1NK8COKKK: (National Leacue) Plttabursh ... 0OO ion 0001 . 1 Cincinnati 000 000 0000 10 1 McBean (l-Oi and Burgesa. Jay, Hrosnan fOi and Edwards. Loaer Jay (0-2). 6-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers, the Washington Sena tors edged out the Boston Red Sox, 7-6, and the Kansas City ! Pittsburgh Athletics beat the Minnesota Twins, 5-4. Plays Thrae Positions Demeter singled the win- jj innm ning run to mini oase in trie 10th inning of Sunday's first game. Then he homered in the eiehth innina to tie the nlclil- 5n franciaco ooo oop ool 1 4 1 - " . . ill. j. unnago 010 100 Olx 3 7 1 i-ap inu siiiii-u uuiue mc ut- Marietta, natter 10). Bonn 18, cisive run in the ninth. Dur- iaotaon, McDaniei mi . - . i x. . . and Berlcll Winner Jackson (1-1 1. ing me aiiernoon ne aiso Loaer Marichaei io-ii hr Santo. (Zod Game) Philadelphia 000 000 221 5 10 1 St. Louis 300 010 000 1 5 1 Lopez. Culp 111. Hamilton 15). Kllppstein Baldschun 18, and Averhlll. Dalrymple (8. Sadeckt, Olivo I8i. R Taylor 18 1 and Oliver. Winner Baldschun 12-01. I.oser R. Taylor (0-1). HR T. Taylor. Demeter Establish Two Marks Medford Jayvees Down Ashland High Club 10-0 Medford junior varsity was I cd tomorrow depends on what ! 10 to 0 victor over Ashland arrangements are made TO TURN PRO Portland - ITU - Portland I lightweight Richard Sue an nounced today he plans to ' turn professional. The 18- cor-allis - WW - Cecil Ira year-old Chinese fighter has scatlered 11 hits aRH Denny OSU Trips Chieftains Medford high trackmen es-' in junior varsity baseball here m0"2.Pra.teRr a"d Reburg. ! lost only five of 65 amateur ! straub dis,rjbutcd six safe- tablished school records .n ! on Saturday. wT i .. ... !f ilii., 'fights. A veteran of Golden t ties to give Oregon State 7 2 two events Saturday while j The junior Tornado packed iv set Gloves and AAU competition, an 5.3 baseball wins over Se- conicnaing in tne muaay May-1 ,. , . . , ... . . : sue has been a national aau I . ward relays at Eugene. '" ' I umsCOBBi semifinalist three times and Thp Rlar-u Tnmarlr, team nf ! canto. Jim Brennan doubled A.hiand ooo ooo o o 3 8 : once finished second. His i Prank nnH SIpv. Tnw. iir,. and Larrv Godley, Dick Bree-! Medford 100 Mt x 10 t I father, thr- late Harry Sue. vers with a 11-5 season's rcc- ! attle Saturday. The victories left the Boa- ooo ooo ooo n o 4 1 Milwaukee . 000 000 000 11 7 0 Craig 10-21 and Sherry. Hendley (1-1) and Torre played first base, left field and center field. Ron Santo scored one run on a double by Ernie Banks and drove in another with a solo homer to help the Cubs' j Los Angeles .. 010 102 ooo 4 n 3 Houston 000 104 OOx S B 3 Koufax. Roebuck I6j, Rowt 171, Perranoskl IB, and Roseboro. Not- teuari. McMahon 181 and H. Smith Winner Nottebert (l-Oi. Loaer Koufax (l-II Hedriclc's Traclcsters Beat North Larry Jackson gain his first ' '""'" i. . I rtiiia 000 win oi ine season, wiuie rac Covey doubled home the enly run for the Giants, who had won their first four games. Al McBean yielded 10 hits but struck out five and walk ed only one in outpitching the Reds' Joey Jay, who dropped his second straight decision. A walk to Bob Skinner and singles by Smoky Burgess, Donn Clendcnon and Bill Vir don produced the game's only run in the fourth inning. Colts Kayo Koufax The Colts kayocd strikeout king Sandy Koufax in 8V3 in nings and then hung on for the victory with Don Mc Mahon shutting out the Dodg ers on one hit for the last 1 'Ai Innings. Pete Runnels and Howie Goss had two hits each for the Colts and Frank How ard and Dick Traccwski had three each for the Dodgers Bob Hendley pitched a four- hitter againBt the Mcts and finally won out In the 1 Oth when the Braves scored on a walk to Lee Maye, Hendley 's mio not nan t i n i St. Loula OOO 000 021 0 3 7 2 Short. Baldschun (01, llamlllon inn. nrngno, uatita ill I. onvn S In the American league, the ' sacrifice and a single by Ty MedfopdJWtribunk SPORTS Ashland, Crater To Play Tuesday; MHS-Roseburg Scuffle Still Question Hedrick Junior high won both ends of a track and field meet with North Grants Pass on Saturday. The Hornets look the eighth grade match 87 H to 26 '2 and the seventh grade action 53 to 24. Hedrick had winners in 11 of the 13 eighth grade con tests and swept three events Bill Atwood took the Javelin and pole vault for Hedrick and Tom Jackson the high jump ana low nurdies. In the seventh grade meet the Hornets won seven of nine events. Marty Browne took the high jump and 330- yard run, Jack Stoop the shot put and 75 and Bob Emmert the 150 and broad jump for Ihc Medford team. Ashland and Crater high baseball teams are scheduled to clash i. a non-league fra cas on Tuesday afternoon at Central Point but whether the Other baseball action billed for Tuesday is Butte Falls at Eagle Point Medford and Crater tennis teams are to vie at the Med ford courts. Freshmen track Medford varsity has a tussle meets are Phoenix at Rogue on the same afternoon dc pends. Medford and Roseburg scheduled a mmce up twine on the local field but (lis Tornado and Crater jayvees also arc billed for the snme diamond. However, the Joy vec game could come off as slated because Ttosuburg may be required to make up a game with Marshfield on Tuesday. It's possible, too, that Rose burg may have tussled with Marshfield today and that the Indians will face Medford on Wednesday. Anyway phone lines between Medford and Roseburg and Medford and Central Point were expected to be buzzing. Fremont Victor Over McLoughlin Fremont of Klamath Falls defeated McLoughlin of Med ford on Saturday In a dual track and field meet here. The Klamath team took sev en firsts and Mac six. Phil Taylor won the shot put, pole vault and 330-yard run for the Medford club and Mark Oippcl look the high jump and discus. For Fremont DcGrout won the broad jump, 75 and 150 and Demetrakcs the high and low hurdles. River and Eagle Point against McLoughlin. "We were lucky to win (he game, ' said Medford Coaeh John Kovenz of the Tornado's second tilt Saturday with Ashland. Medford took the opener 8 to 0 and won the second 6 to 4 with two runs in the eighth 'lining. Our kids have a long way to go before they are a good club," said Kovenz. Atlilude Changes Concerning Crater, Coach Bill Pichc noted a change in team attitude saying that it was much betler for lite Klam ath games Saturday than for the Medford series earlier in the week. He noted that the Comets could have taken n doublchcader from Klamath Falls had they had a little luck and played heads up hall in the eighth lnium; when a run might hnve scored on a wild throw. Klamath Fall's Pels tallied two markers in the 11th frame to take the mix 6 to 4. Crater won the other tangle 5 to 4. Pichc said of pitcher Lar ry Mason, "It looks like this year he's our stopper." He mentioned that Mason look over In the sixth canto of the second mix and did a stellar relief job RRSiiLTBi mill srade) 70 Inch hurdles Wlrcind H: Friend. N; Wray, H. 10 7 1 To 111! in. II: Gil esnle N Johannaon. H. 8.23. wart lump Jackson, H; Bates. ; tie third. Garner and Wray, H. 1. Discus Frohrelch. H! Atwnnd H; Parke. H. 117 feet. Shot put Durante. H: Frohrelch, H; Culhertson, H. 40-7. JHVClin Atwuod. II: UHWsnn II: Buck. N. 122-7. 330 Suitor. N: Froerelch, H; Williamson. N. 40.0. Pole vault Atwood. H: Garner, H; tie third. Suitor. N. and John son. 11. 10-2. 120 low hurdles .Tackaon. H; Kacy. Hj Friend. N. 18 J. ISO Gillespie. N; Johansson. H; Jackson. H. IB.7 880 Dawaon. H; Buck, N. Van Buren. II. 1:30.8. Broad Jump Culbertaon, H; Veal, H; Wlcgand. H. 17-1 'a. 440 relay Hedrick (Johannsnn. Culhertson. Wiegand. Kagyl. 30.1. RIIULTBl (Sth iradrl Broad Jump DeGrool. F. Wilev, M Town. M l8-7'. Hilth lump-Dlppel, M, Towns. M. tie third, Moyer, M. and Har groves, r. 3 feet Discus Dippe). M DeVnre F MrM, F, llB-j. Javelin -- Anury, F, DrVore. F! Moet, M. 117-4. Shot mil Taylor, M. DeVore. F; Al,iir.F 4 1-3 (, Pole vault Taylor. M; tie sec pnd. Orr and Towns. M, and Pil lery F 10 leet High hurdles Demetrakcs. F; Vaughn M Kolvlch. r. Ill 75 Urt.lool. F; Wilev, M, flol. vey it .1 330 Taylor, M, HoptOWlt Hulbert, F. 40.3 Low hurdles Demetrakes bulhvan. M Lees, M IB. I ISO neOroot, r; Molotore Orr M 17 4 600 Green, F; Aaher M 1:410 rtclay McLoughlin iWlle Dippel. Taylori 51 o. n K, Fl F, Jonea, Orr, GET OLYMPIC RIGHTS New York - OIPli - The Na tional Broadcasting company (NBC) has acquired exclusive rights to televise the 1964 Olympic Games In Tokyo back to the United States. Robert W. Sarnoff, chairman of the board of the network. announced that NBC-TV will present dally telecasts each evening while the games are In progress. Longer programs will tie shown on week ends. Cllh grade) 70 low hurdles Peterson. N: Gressrtt, H; Redd. N. 10.2. High JuniD Browne. 11: tie sec ond, Durkln and Brandt. M. 4-11. Po c vault Pleren N: Rfanrit N; MrNcal, N. 0 (eet. Shot put Stoop. II; Browne, H; Van Lanningham. H. 38-8 75 Stnop. H: Emmert, H; Peter son, NGP. 8-7. 330 Browne. H; Walker. H; Bar nell. H. 42.7. 130 Emmert, H; Stoop. H; Haw ley. N IBB. Broad Jump Emmert. H; Peter son, N: tie third. Walker and Bar nett. II 1.1-1. 440 relay Hedrick (Emmert. Van Lanningham, Walker, Stoop). 33.1. PCL Players Swinging For Fences United Press International The Hawaii Islanders have established a new season's rec ord in the Pacific Coast league and they haven't even been to bat yet. The Islanders and the visit ing Salt Lake City Bees have watched restlessly while their first three scheduled games were washed out by tropical downpours. Hawaii had only one game postponed by rain during its first two seasons in the PCL. But the other eight teams in the wide-spread loop are swinging for the fences. The Oklahoma City 89crs hammered out five homers Sunday to defeat Seattle, 9-5, and take over the lead in the Southern Division with two victories and no defeats. Dallas-Ft. Worth and Port land split a doublchcader, with the Rangers taking the afternoon contest, 5-4, and the Beavers winning the night game, 9-5. Spokane, Denver Divide In another twinbill, Spo kane edged Denver, 1-0, In the opener and lost to the Bears, 4-1, in the nightcap. Tacoma defeated San Diego, but the nightcap was post poned because of wet grounds. The rained-out Hawaii-Salt Lake doubleheader was re scheduled for today. Other games on the schedule include Spokane at San Diego, Seattle at Oklahoma City, and Port land at Dallas, Portland jumped out to a four-run lead in both of its games at Dallas, but had to struggle to earn a split. The Rangers rallied for five runs to take the opener and tied the nightcap with Ray Jablon- skis' homer in the eighth. But the Beavers bounced back with five runs in the top of the ninth to ice the contest. I.INF.8CORKS: Seattle 000 012 002 .1 1 1 okia. city .. 400 003 oao B 11 0 Spanawick, Boyle (11, Nlppert (fli ana hKeen: neison ana woolen. LP Spanswlck. Snodgrass and Dennis Brum back ran the two-mile relay I m 1n in b:uu.3 in taxing second place. In the distance medley Greg Swanson, Snodgrass, Doug Aiken and Brumback teamed for 10:52.8 in gaining fourth. Lloyd Hammons' 12-foot, eight-inch pole vault to tie for first in the relays was not quite a school record as indicated in a Sunday story. 'I he Medford high mark is 12-9 set in 1956 by Lew Breazcale. Howeve, Coach Dean Ben son told the Medford Line backers on Friday that the vault record should po this year. On his Saturday effort, Hammons appears a good bet to break it. He tied with Gary Van Koten, Grants Pass, in the Haywards. Hammons had fewer misses. Of the Tornado track team in general Coach Ben.'on said, "I was real pleased with the kids. They did a real fine job up there. They improved on just about everything." Roy Shaw, Don Driskell and Dave Durant were members of the shuttle hurdles crew which lied with South Salem for first. Half - mile times for Med ford runners in the two - mile relay were Brumback 1-58, Steve Toews 2:00.7, Snodgrass 2:01.2 and Frank Toews 2:08.6. In the distance medley Swanson had a 3:19 three- quarter-mile, Snodgrass a 52.6 quarter, Aiken a 2:08.2 half and Brumback a 4:33 mile. den and Jim Cox each singled I Bickier. Snow ' and Com. ' 1 also boxed professionally. ' ord. inning. Two bases on a balls and an error helped ac- sa count for the tallies. 1 53 Breeden had three hits in 5 three times up. E Mike Bickier, Medford starting pitcher, had a no- hitter going until the fifth inning when Craig Hooper doubled for the Grizzlies. Bickier gave up one other hit and walked two and fanned three in his five inning stint. Henry Snow allowed one hit and struck out one in the last two frames. Hooper yielded all the safe ties Medford hitters cracked. He walked one and fanned six in five innings. Reliever Dave Weaver walked three. Medford jayvees are slated to entertain Crater Tuesday but whether the tussle is play- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! 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