Medford
In Rotary
Grants Pass - Medford I and 2:05.8 in the half-mile, . letted 26 points in the broad
High school's track and fieid by Steve Toews with 54.5 in : jump and then 22 in the half
contingent, garnering five the quarter-mile and by Mike ! mile to pull well ahead. Ear
first places and scoring hcavi- Diebcle with 10.1 in the 100-; lier the Tornadoes had col
ly in three of the 14 events,! yard dash. ! lected 19 counters in the'
triumphed here Saturday in
the 14th running of the Ro-,
tary club meet.
The Black Tornado rolled
to iod iu points 10 omens-
tancc its closest adversary, I
uranis rass. oy a iracnon , soaring is teet in tne pole i Jim Snodgrass was fourth for
over 37 counters. GP s host vault and with the 880-yard Medford. In the quarter Snod
host Cavemen recorded relay crew of Steve White. I grass took a second and Gary
129 15. Brad Lewis. Fred Perry and i Griffin a sixth.
nogue ttiver eagea Asmana ,
by one-fifth point for third
spot. The Chieftains tabulated j
35 710 while the Grizzlies
picked up 351-. Eagle Point I
scored 21, Myrtle Creek
20 1 5, Phoenix 10 and Weed,
Calif.. 7V4.
Only MedfoVd and Grants
Pass entered full teams.
Hill Sets Record
One meet record fell. The
Tornado's Jim Hill, who had ' in the 220. Jon Granby was
been sidelined for two weeks the shot put victor for Phoe
by a boil and blood poison-' nix with 5 1 -1 1 . Ross Bark
ing, leaped 22 feet 834 inches hurst. Myrtle Creek, had top
in the broad jump. The old 1 distance in the discuss with
mark of 22-1 was set by Med- j 138-4' a.
ford's Let! Griggs in 1960. After eight events Medford
Other Twister blue ribbons held a narrow lead of just
were won by Dennis Brum- 80 V4 to 79 on Grants Pass,
back with 4:51.4 in' the mile But, the Black Tornado col-
Grater High Nips
Roseburg Spikers
RoscburR Crater high i
raMrnn wnn Ihn rolav horr i
yesterday afternoon to come
from behind and nip Rose
burg 62' 2-59' i in a duel
meet.
The Comets trailed 57'i
to 59'; going into the final
event. Denny Rycrson, Vern
Swanson, Mike Mowry and
Paul Bransom got together
for a l:3(i time in the event.
Crater was victor in eight
of the- contests and Roseburg
in six.
Double winners were Gary
Wald and Paul Bransom of
the Fireballs and Mike Crun-
ican of the Indians.
Wald won the 100-yard
dash in lu.5 and the 220 in
24.0. Bransom ran the low
hurdles in 21.4 and broad
jumped 20 feet 7V4 inches.
Crunican ran the mile in 4:34
and the half In 2:09.
Other Comet victors were
Vern Swanson, 16.1 in the
low hurdles, John Harris,
14U-10 In the discus, and Gary
Bcrentson, 164-9'j in- the
javelin.
For Roseburg Barry Grant
copped the 440 in 52.0, Doug
DuFresne the shot put with
46-4, Al Joelson the high
jump with 5-10 and 1 Tom
Dodge the pole vault with 12
feet.
Crater won the junior var
sity meet 78 to 34.
UK SILTS
High hurdles Swanson. C;
O'Neill. R; Armstrong. C. 16-1.
100 Wald. C, Moore, R; Mow
ry. C 105
Mile Crunk-an. R. Askwith.
C; McClung, R. 4:34.
440 Grant, R; Swanson. C;
Price. C. 520.
Low hurdles Bransom, C;
Leep. R: Armstrong. C 21.4
220 Wald. C, Grant. R; Mow
ry. C, 24.0
880 Crunican. R: Nelson. R:
Vcach. R 2.00
Shot put DuKrcsne. R. Har
ris. C; Crawford 46-4.
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High Tracksters First
Relays
Grants Pass grabbed firsts
in four events with Bob Shep-
ard taking the high jump at
5 - 10 and the low hurdles with
a ih.o. icrniic on me soil
track, with Gary Van Koten
snepara rounaing in l;o fws.
Ashland's Tom Huff won
the javelin with 191-4
Salyer Winner
The smaller schools did
themselves proud. Don Sal
yer, Rogue River, was first
in the high hurdles in 15.1
with Sam Charters, Eagle
Point, taking second. Chris
Jones, gained another first
for the Chieftains with 23.0
Discus J- Harris. C
DuFresne. R 140-10.
Dodge. It;
Javelin Bcrentson. C; Sum-
merticld. C: Herbltng. R 164-9'j.
High jump Joclson. H; Moore.
R: Marshall. C. 3-10.
Broad jump Bransom. R;
Taylor. .C; McMurphy. R. 20-7',.
Pole vault Dodge. R; Wts
ner. R; Foulkner, C. 12 feet.
Relay Crater (Rycrson, Swan
son, Mowry. Bransoini. 1:36.
Crater
Edges NB
Central Point - Crater
High defeated North Bend in
tennis here Saturday 4-3. Cra
ter, winning its first match
of the year, took three of
the five singles tusscls. The
two teams split the doubles.
Singles:
Chuck Gcbhardt NB def. Mike
Gardner C 6-4, 9-7.
Harry Why NB def. Robert Bruce
C 6-4. 5-7, 6-1.
Lea Dewey C del. Hoppy Parry
NB 8-fi, fi-2.
Cliff Pinkham C def. Dave II
itm NB 6-4. 6-3.
Rick Mayei C def. Larry Ross
NB 6-0. 7-5.
Doubles:
Gebhardt and Why NB def.
Gardner and Dewey C 6-2. 6-2.
Pinkham and Bruce C def Par
rv and Olson NB 8-4. l Kramer
set.)
Southern Group
Steals Thunder
United Press International
The new-look Pacific Coast
League wound up its first
week of play Friday night,
and though thP ten teams were
barely out of the starting gate,
the five Southern division
clubs had stolen the thunder
from Ihcir Northern neigh
bors. The Southerners scored a
clean sweep in their four
twilight contests to make it
23 victories as opposed to 12
for the combined efforts of
the Northern loop.
The Dallas-Ft. Worth-Ta-coma
game offered a bizarre
sidelight as a Dallas skin div
er was pressed into service
?z an umpire.
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at Grants Pass
quarter - mile.
Jim Cain took sccond for
MHfmj hh inJ Will in iUn i
broad jump with 21-9 58
Toews was
Brumback i
second behind
IOC nail ana
i Equal School Mark
Hammons and DeWayne
I Turpin each pole vaulted a
school record equaling 12-9 I
, , . ., , ,
for Medford. On the scoring i
basis of least misses. Ham-1
.... .
mons was second in the event
and Turpin fourth. GP's Tom
Sparlin, who also went 12-9,
gained third place points.
In addition to his two firsts
and anchor on the relay team,
Shepard was second by inches
over Medford's Hill in the
100-yard dash.
Grants Pass was onc-two-three
in one event with Al
Hutchins second and Terry
v,reiisnaw iniro. i
Ashland gained a double in I Spafiord. Med.. Salyer. RR, John
,, .. . . , son, GP. 13 feet.
the javelin when Dean Jack- NOVICE winners:
son was second with 183-11. ,"'snn"rd1? .J- RR 17 5;
t-, -, ., , 100 Parrlsh, GP. 107, mile
Despite the slow time Of I Munson. Ash.. 5:12: 440 Gra-
the mile, Brumback won the ! am GP, 58.2; broad jump
, ., rlanders, Med,, in-103 8; high
event easily. jump LeRoy. RR. and Vana-
Chartcrs sot three Eagle wsla,,. OP, 5 feet; lowhurdln
Point school records with 75.5
the broad jump and
the low hurdles. He was scc
ond in the lows, as well as
the highs, yesterday and
fourth in the broad jump. He
was six inches over the Eagle
Pro Basketball
NATIONAL ASSoJ'IaTTW?-
By United Prrs International
(Bel-of-Seven Final Series)
W I.
Boston 3 I
Los Angeles 1 3
Friday's Results
Boston 10a Los Angclec 10.1
Gold Ray Fish Count
WEEK ENDING APRIL 20:
Chinook salmon None.
Winter run steelhead-None.
FULL SEASON:
Chinook salmon - 5
April 9.
Winter run steelhead
469 since Nov. 16.
FIGHTS
FRIDAY NIGHT BOUTS
Milan, Italy -IUPD- Valerio
Nunez, a junior welterweight
from Mendoza, Argentina,
knocked out Harold Gomes o
Providence, R. I., in the fifth
round of a scheduled 10-round-er
Frilly night at the Spcrtr
Palace. Nunez weighed 135
pounds, one less than Gomes.
Eugene, Ore. -(UPD- Unbeat
en Bobby Horn of Springfield,
Ore., scored a seventh round
technical knockout over Luis
Garduno of Tucson, Ariz , in
a scheduled 10-round middle
weight fight Friday night.
Seattle (UPIt Sid Carter,
Seattle light heavyweight,
stopped Carlos Mendoza of
Portland on a TKO at 2:59
of the third round here Friday
night in the first fight card
staged by the newly formed
Valwes Sports organization.
WILLAMETTE VICTOR
SalcmJUPIi-Willamcttc, with
Wes Armstrong and Dexter
Maust turning in double wins,
defeated Linficld 82-48 in 3
dual track meet Friday.
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MEDFORD
BJ mark set by Ted Daw in
1956.
RKSL'LTS:
UlEh hurdles Salver. RR
Charters. EP, Driskell. Mccl : Clark
GP; Brd. MC; Howcrton. GP. 15 1
10U Oicbclc. Med . Shepard
hursi MC. Ph,ii,psnfRR hi i
. Mil J Brumback. Med . Brown
Ash : Lyons. GP; Cadman. MC;
Eakin. Med ; Woods. GP 4 51.4.
Shot put Granby. Ph ; Bauer.
GP: Welch. Weed Tuneate Med :
rvimnail. .Mea . Bonner. EP. 51-1
440 S. Toews. Med Snod-
grass. Med , Lindquist. GP; Pern .
GP: Gates, RR; Griffin. Med.; Mi,
High jump Shepard. CP. Hut
chins, GP; Crenshaw. GP; Fos
bury. Med.; tie fifth. Lamb, Ash.,
and Welch. Weed 5-10.
Javelin Huff. Ash : Jackson.
Ash ; lungate, Meo.: Murrav. Med ;
Dippcl. Med; Bauer. GP. 191-4 1 j.
low numies anepard. op
9lrl"s' K.V c'ar,k Gpi,Dsh
Icd : lte fitlri. Salyers. RR. and
Durante. Med. 19.8
Bro?Uul"P HilJ, Jlci: J-
Cain. Med.: Hammons. Med : Char-
ters. EP; Mitchell. Med PhilllM.
RR. 22-83. iNew record; old rec
ord 22-1. Griggs. Med.. 1960 1
220 Jones. RR; Diebcle. Med :
Hill. Med ; Lewis. GP; Barkhurst.
MC: White. GP. 23.0
880 Brumback. Med.; S.
Toews. Med.; Waterman. GP;
Snodgrass. Med: Woodlev. GP,
Salter. RR. 215.8.
Relay Grant Pass (White.
Lewis. Perry. Shepard); Medlord;
Rogue River. 1:37 2.
Discus Barkhurst. MC: Sor
enson. Ash; Bone. GP; Murrav,
Med.: Bauer. GP. Maakestad. GP.
138-4',.
Pole vault Van Kntcn. GP;
u sixih. Bvrd Me. Rum.
com, t:P. 44-4;' 220 Parrihh. GP.
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NATIONAL
LEAGUE ROUNDUP
By United Press International
The amazing New York
Mets won their second
straight game after eight con
secutive losses Saturday by
beating the Milwaukee
Braves and Warren Spahn,
3-1.
Lefty Al Jackson scattered
seven hits and also chipped
in with a key hit for the Mets.
The Braves scored their only
run on a homer by Tommic
Aaron.
The Mets presented Jack
son with an early 2-0 lead
against Sphan, the top south
paw pitcher in National
league history. They scored
once in the first on singles
by Ron Hunt, Frank Thomas
and Gil Hodges, then went
ahead 2-0 in the second on
a homer by Norm Sherry.
In the seventh, the Mets
scored their insurance run
when Al Moran singled and
JackSOOi after first fouling off
an attempted bunt, looped a
hit-run single over the Mil
waukee infield. Moran went
to third on the hit and scored
on Jim Hickman's single up
the middle.
Bob Friend of the PitLs-
ItOWl l4.
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Irictil Cement Co. 138-22) 3. Wil
mcr Bailcv 405; Midway Meals
(21-30 1. Dan Hadlcy 475.
Tahltc Rock Lumber Co (37-2;n
4. Leo Johnson 572; Hcd Pegasus
t'J2-3Bi 0. Dan Abcrge ..
Eagle Point Teachers (33-27. 3.
Slew Hopper 533; Bakers Mould
inc )28-32i 1. Al Bohannan 507
CWA .33-27. 4. Jim Singler 575:
Timber Wolves I) Del Ross 531
KniRhtft ol Columbus i30-30 i 3.
Harvey Humphrey 4!)3; Harry A
David (28-32i 1. Derrell Rowland
Jim Sincler 232. Leo Johnson
Sou; Table Rock Lumber' Co. 2522. Holloway 485, Spare Ribs (24-20)
' 0, Mary Parker 474.
. p. it wiiiK ! Bowling Biddies (BTM34H1 3,
Kool kaVs (23'8', 0. Nora R' , Trv.s 133, Alley Cats
Bailey 480; Shadows ( 18 i -13 ' ) 4, (27-25, B..(v
AaTAaM Hsrnson 403 Jolly Jigglers (24128) 0. Beetty
Gutter Be n f22,'-03 ) 1 ',. Wy- O'Connor 384; KoHee Klateh .22'.,
oma Hayne 408 Sputniks 18 W -1 4. Lolita WPtclT HdS.
13'v) 2'i Flo Jones 3B1 I Lpllti Ritteripack 204; Whirley
Gutter busters ( 1 a a -1 3 1 4. Mar- , Birds 1036.
cia Dodenhoff 464; Three DudS Bnnllim:
i IK'. -161 0. Vivian Bledsoe 394 L f.T rj.S
slr. Tires (18-14) 4 Alice W. I- Moore Construction (24
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203. Jack Bbiianiynn im, lci rv
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Three Belies 110-21',. 3. Flo
rence Marsheil 305; Three Strikers
Marshe Dodenhoff 186-177. Nora
21 ') I. Carol Yule 4Ji
Bailey 184. Gutter Duster. 1302.
BOWLING BIDDIES
Dreamer i32-llt 3. Bea Morgan
457 Strike Outs (24-20. t, Shir
lcv Mitchell 431.
Luckv Strikes (27-17 2. Vi Moore
4)6: One Pine (22-22
o Mt-rn.
Norum 467.
Slow Pokes 2:-ll)l 2. Lee Gold
en 370 Racking Pine (16-28- 2.
Julie Netv j4j
Thrre Pin, t2.1-!0)
i Viiii3 Tinti
158. Pin Feathers ( 13-31 1 1. Joan
Leonard 371
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brecht 470: Ten Pinctles 1 18-26.
1. Mar.' Ragadil) 413
Bea Morgan 187. Mary Jacks 170.
Joan Lambrecht 177, Three Pins
1600
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Citv Cleaners (33-15t 1 Esther
Vnhr 41 i Tciim Six (19-29 AN
ireda Vanderwald 4W
Team Five (30-18) 1. Joyce
Thornton 482; Timber Products
Two 124-24) 3. Marjorle Anderson
483
Timber Products One (23-23i 0.
Claudine Pollard 471; Bob Wra
Const. (24-24i 4, Vlvianne West
438
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StThlton 3N; Bi Y (16-32' 1 Car
ol Hayner 400
Joyce Thornton 187, Marge An
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1290.
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(17-39 1 1, D. Damon 452
Phoenix Food Marl (37-19p 4.
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SPORTS
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' '
wit ' - i
14 STRIKEOUTS Sandy Koufax, above, si ruck out 14
baiters Friday while pitching a two-hit 2-u shutout for the
Los Angeles Dodgers over Houston in National loague base
ball. It was the 42nd time Koufax has fanned 10 or more
in a game, a league record. (UPI)
Mets Lengthen Win
Two, Beat Braves
burgh Pirates allowed only
four hits in subduing the Cin
cinati Reds, 4-2. The Pirates
broke a 2-2 tie with two runs
in the seventh inning. One
run scored on a sacrifice fly
and the other came on a
clutch single by Bill Virdon.
Vada Pinson homered for the
Reds.
Roy Sicvcrs collected a
triple, a double and a single
in sparking the Philadelphia
Phillies to a 6-2 victory over
the St. Lmns Cardinals. Rc
licver Jack Baldsclmn held
the Cards hitlcss for four in
nings to preserve the victory
for rookie southpaw Marccl
lino Lopez.
The Chicago Cubs handed
Billy Pierce his first loss at
San Francisco's Candlestick
park by blanking the Giants,
4-0. Pierce, who had won 14
straight games at Candlestick,
gave up five hits and all of
Chicago's runs before being
chased in the fifth inning.
Bob Buhl limited the Giants
to a pair of singles but needed
relief help from Lindy Mc
Daniel in the ninth inning
when he developed a sore
shoulder. Buhl highlighted
his performance by twice
striking out Willie Mays and
Market (32 331.0 1. P- O'Conner
Mclaughlin Plumbing (28 'v
27',! 4. P. Picard 571. Piaglv Wig-
sly .No. One (22-34) 0, R. fowler
I 407
PibsIv WicElV No 2 128-28) 1.
D. Mulhollcn 407; Woodlands
Heights Mkt. (23-31i 3. B. Morse
530.
Pink O'Conner 214. Hoy I'lcaro
211. Recce Maver 205.
VALLEY hoi i i it s
Kool Four (32-20) 3. Laurine
Pitta 403; Three Hits V A .Miss
(20-32i 1. Ora Strom ABU
Whirlev Birds (31-21 i 4, Ruth
.-
Oak drove Furniture (33131 3,
Nina Carpenter 433; Chefs Flying
A 122-14) 1. Nlta Sutton 4(11
Stevens Construction '2 1 -15i 3.
Winnie Mulvev 400: .Modern Ma-
onrv 113-33) 1, M. Basaonctte 410.
. i r . , , t-
Clark Construction 1852.
ROUGE EQUIPMENT
Invitational Htngles
Carol Dozan 267 20; Betty Rein
holtz 267.02: Gertie Blind 263 28
' Harris 261 32. Karen
Smith 257 26; Del Christiansen
255 27; Helen Coly 233 05: Jeri
I Button 250 23: Carol Boiler 240.45;
Norma Larson 240 22
BOWLING QL'P.KNS
Bamhvs 43-1 7 3. Del Christian
son 322, Kim's (21-39) 1. C. Du
zan 318
Pacific Power & Liaht 3fi-24i 1
Viytan Knox 424: Security Insur
anre 2" - 3. Jeri Mutton 469.
Cal-Ore Ranches (.16-24 i 3, Betty
Reinholtz 514; Wooden Shoe (19-
1. Georgia Boardman 303
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OREGON
Willie McCovey.
Catcher John Bateman, who
started his first major league
game, celebrated with a sin
gle and a double that drove
in two runs as the Houston
Colts downed the Los Angeles
Dodgers, 9-6. Five of Hous
ton's runs were unearned,
partly as a result of two or
rors by Maury Wills, who fin
ished the game with three
miscucs
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New York 110 000 lOx 3 0 0
Spahn, Plche (8) and Torre;
Jackson (1-1, and Sherry. LP
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Pat Nunes 4(J(j.
Betty Reinholtz 204. Carol Bav
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Bamby's 89511. H Lage 2652.
CBNTBNNIAIa LKAUUE
Four Suba (27l-4'l 4. BeverlV
Bryan 42i. HI Lows (11.21) 0. Jean
Tucker 412.
Crown Lighters 122-10) 3. Aliee
Casebler 323; Kagles Four I2f)-I2)
Jo Ann Barritt 400.
j Four Altbis (21-lli 3, Rev St.
Clair 477; Splitniku ((i'j22'7 1.
Carroll t'cicrson 420.
Boo Boo's i20' j -1 1 1 l 3. Doro-
this Green 468; Alley Busters (17-
I5i 1. Nora Bailey 484.
Alley Oops (1418) 3. Meredith
I Bes?onctte 413; Bowling Bags
(ij'j-ib) i. uanene tiacr tup.
Blue Angels (0-23) 2. Marg
feterson 4U7:
Cads Allied (7-25) 2.
Jcanette Williams 388.
Nora Bailey 205. Alice Casebler
192.
M I KV S I JUKI its
McLaim (44-16) 2. Jo Alton 435;
Moscr Flying A (43-17) 2. Jean
Bowcn 430.
Jean Hart's, Bunnycrest. poat
poncd
West Shell (32-28) 4. Donah Re
mick 420. Elk City Mkt. .
321 0. Hael Gallardo 405.
Cogswell Mkt. I3U20) 4. Marriane
Moellcr 458: Neeley Nelson (17-43)
0. Ann Engel 378
Big Y Signal (30-30) 4. Norma
Kuvper 407; Faber's Mkt. 126-34) 0.
Iris Winter 381.
Oakdale Mkl (30-30) 0. Anita
Graves 350; Dardanelle (24IJ-33'I)
4, Betty Meyers 477.
Marrfanne Moellcr 106. Jo As
ion 170, Mari Anderson 177; Mc
Lain's Drug Center 1352.
EARLY HIRO 1. EAGLE
Newberry's (30 ' v-12 1 ., ) 4. Rulh
Ca-pcnter 510: Medford Hotel (26-
26i 0. Gavle Glover 434
Bud's Easlstde Texa
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Williams
20", , 1, Pat Walley 437
Bread (22-30) 3.
Ruth Monica! 326
Tally Rfl (30-22 1 3. Vrda Ma
shall 436; Ro(ue Vallev Conatrur
Hon (18-34) I, Gwen Rrenrtle 90S.
Larry's Lineup )2fi-23i 3, Moni
ra Anrlenon 471. Moore's Patio
Shop 122-30) I, Helen Salade 420.
Jay Allen (25-27) I. Blllie Peeh
MH: .Mechanics Laundry (25-27) 3.
Sail
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Enloe Electric (23-27) 1. Gudrun
, Dixon 43: Ramho s Richfield (19-
33) 3. Marion Nobbi 404.
Salty Sweenev 201. Monica An-
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! Newberry's 2220.
Beavers Score Dual
Corvallis, Ore. - aiPD - Ore
gon Stale's Beavers scored
rain-swept dual track meet
victories over Washington
State and Idaho Saturday.
The Beavers defeated the
Cougars 9S-46 and topped the
Vandals 81-fl. The meet was
Sandy Koufax
Strikes Out 14
In Two-Hitter
By FRED DOWN
UPI Sporti Writer
The most important figures
in the National league Friday
-far more significant than the
mere standings - showed that
Sandv Koufax had struck out
28 batters and allowed only
12 hits in 23 innings.
Add 'em up and they mean
that the Los Angeles Dodgers'
outhpaw fircballcr is fully
recovered from the finger in
jury that cost the Dodgers the
1982 pennant and almost end
ed Sandy's career. They also
mean that despite a faltering
start the Dodgers are A-l set
for the long haul with Kou
fax and Don Drysdalc to fire
away as the league's best 1-2
pitching punch.
Koufax, sidelined virtually
the entire sccond half of the
1962 season and winless after
July 12, struck out 14 hatters
and pitched a two-hitter Fri
day night to give the Dodgers
0 victory over the Houston
Colts.
The ratio of strikeouts to
innings pitched has always
been the way to judge Koufax
because of his blinding speed.
He struck out an NL record of
269 batters in 2S8 innings in
1961 and had 218 strikeouts
in 184 innings when he had a
14-4 record halfway through
the 1962 campaign.
Bear Squad
Tops Huskies
Seattle -fUPD- Showing mid-
season form, the California
track team swept past Wash
ington here Saturday BtVS to
63 Vi.
' The Huskies, hampered by
bad weather during practice,
managed to hold their own
in the field events, but were
overpowered in the races.
The most exciting event was
the last race, the mile relay.
which saw Washington nip
the Bears by inches.
Dale Rubin, California an
chor man, started the final
lap of the race 20 yards be
hind the last Husky runner,
Steve Oldflcld. Rubin looked
as though he would make up
the distance in a fantastic
comeback, but Oldflcld held
on for the win.
CAIN HOY WINS
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Woody Stephens was some
where between a smile and a
shrug today as he contemplat
ed the so-so performance of
Cain Hoy Stable's Kentucky
Derby contender. Never Bend,
in winning the $10,000 Fore
runner Purse at Kccneland
Friday.
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Over Idaho, Cougars
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Norm Hoffman, Morgan
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steady rain and low tempera
tures. Hoffman won the mile run
in 4:08.9, Groth captured the
880-yard run in 1:51.1 and
Wyatt took first in the 120
yard high hurdles in 14.3.
Wyatt's time tied his school's
record for the event.
In all, the Beavers took 10
first places in the 17 events.
The Cougars gained six and
the Vandals one.
Eilif Frcdrickscn and John
Champlin were double win
ners for Washington State.
Frcdriksen winning the triple
and broad jumps and Chaplin
coming in first in the 440 and
220-yard dashes.
Idaho's only first was pro
vided by Paul Hendcn in the
two-mile run in 9:14.4.
Shot put 1. Don Roberts.
OSU. 2-i', 2. Lou Faaano. OSU.
49-6'.- 3. Bill Cook. WSU. 47-1.
Javelin 1. Gary Stenlund,
OSU. 235-1. 2. Steve Paul.v, OStJ,
207-0 3. Bill Bridges. WSU. 106-0
Broad Jump 1. Eilif Frcdrick
scn. WSU. 23-t 3. Gregg Ma. v.
OSU. 23-'a 3. Jim RoeHm. OSU.
22-8.
Pole van 1. Tcrrv Cox.
OSU. H-ft 2. Ncl Slverson, WSU.
14-6. 3. Jerry Betz. uau, 14-u.
440 relay Oregon State Rub
ty Brown. Frank IMRrsh, Tom Boa
well. Lynn Evesl 41.7,
Mile 1. Norm Hoffman. OSU,
4:08.8. 2, John Valianl, WSU,
4:11.8. 3. Jerry Brady. OSU.
4:120.
440 l. John Lhaplln. wsu,
48.6 2. Niek Carncrlx. UI. 40.4.
3. Al Schwlder. OSU, 40.7.
High Jump 1. Kent HwanHon.
WSU, 8-aik, 2. Jim Roehm. OSU.
6-0. 3. Bud Barner, WSU, 6-0.
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0 0. 2. Glenn Wolf, WSU, 10 0. 3
Tom Boswcll OSU. 10 2.
120 high hurdles 1. Tom Wvalt.
OSU, 14 3 2 Jim Allen. WSU, 14 4
3. Steve Pauly. OSU, 140.
880 1. Morgan Groth, OSU.
1:31.1. 2. Jan Underwood, OSU,
1:52.0. 3. laian Colpitis, OSU.
ittttji.
220 1. John Chaplin WSU.
22 4 2. Glenn Wolt. WSU, 22 4.
3. Larry Jones. OSU, 22.8
330 intermediate hurdler 1.
Jim Allen. WSU. 37 3. 2. Tom
Wyalt. OSU. 37.8. 3, Rustv Brown.
OSU, 39.7.
Two-mile I. Paul Henden.
UI. 0:14 4 2. Rich Cuddihy. OSU,
8:16 6. 3. Jerry Brady. OSU. 9:21 6.
Mile relay 1, Oregon State
(Larry Jones. Lee Haen. Jan Un
derwood. Norm Holfmanl 3 20 9.
Final score Oregon State 09.
Washington State. 46: Oregon
State 81. Idaho 9.
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