Clay Pitches 2nd Straight
Ho-HiUer for Crater High
2ND NO-HITTER Wayne
Clay, above, pitched his sec
ond no-hit baseball game for
Crater high in four days
when the Comets beat Ash
land 6 to 1 at Central Point
Tuesday. The Grizzlies got
the one run on walks and er
rors. Comet Baseballers
Defeat Ashland 6-1,
3-0 in Doublebill
Central Point - It's two no
hit baseball triumphs back to
back for Crater high pitcher
Wayne Clay.
Clay, who held Grants Pass
hitless and runless last Satur
day, no-hitted the Ashland
Grizzlies in the opening fracas
here yesterday afternoon as
the Comets of Central Point
swept a doutiebill in the
Southern Oregon conference.
Score was 6 to 1 in the
opener. Larry Pepper tossed
a three-hit 3 to 0 shutout for
the Fireballs in the second
game.
Clay walked in the only run
scored against the Comets yes
terday after two errors and a
base on balls had loaded the
bases. After that he retired
the last 14 men in order. He
struck out batters on 12 oc
casions and issued three bases
on balls.
Far Superior
"It's the first two no-hilters
back to back since Johnny
Vander Meer," commented
Crater Coach Bill Piche, who
pointed out that Clay's pitch
ing yesterday was far super
ior to his performance at
Grants Pass.
Piche declared that the
Comets are real proud' of
Clay's ' accomplishment and'
happy for him but remarked
that undue pressure will be
on him now. "Everybody
stepping into the batter's
box will be taking dead aim
at him," said the mentor. "We
hope that he'll just take it in
stride."
The pitcher also got two of
the six hits that the Comets
collected. Mike Glines, Darryl
Summerfield, Pat Pepper and
Willie Jones knocked the oth
ers. Glines' two-baser, a ground
out and a wild pitch scored
one marker for Crater in the
first inning. Singles by Clay
and Jones and a passed ball
went for a second inning run
and another in the fourth pan
el was on Summerfield's dou
ble, a groundout and Clay's
single. Three runs in the fifth
Inning widened the spread.,
They were on a base on balls,
two errors, Lou Alvarez's sac
rifice fly and Pepper's two
bagger. Ashland pitchers Dane
Smith and Bill Tilford com
bined for three strikeouts and
two bases on balls.
Pepper Fsm 13
Larry Pepper whiffed 13
batters and walked two in the
second tussle. His mound ad
versary, John Rhodes, who
threw a no-hitter against
Klamath Falls last Saturday,
registered eight strikeouts and
issued two free passes in a
five-hitter yesterday.
Crater put three of its hits
with a hit batter and a base
on balls for two runs in the
first inning. Glines singled,
Alvarez bunted safely and
Summerfield doubled. One
run In the third chukker was
on Summerfield's second safe
blow of the contest, an error,
a walk to Jones, steals by
Summerfield and Jones and
Neil Rivcnburg's groundout.
The other Comet hit of the
tangle was a two-base blow
by Glines.
The victories gave third
place Crater an 8-4 record in
the conference while Ashland
is In fourth spot with 2-8.
Fireball Coach Piche praised
a team effort in the double
win and expressed hope that
the Comets will keep it up
when they engage Medford at
Central Point on Saturday.
linhcobes:
Ashland -. 001 000 01 3
Crater - 110 UO x J S J
Smith. Tllforf ii and DtSoer;
Clay and Summerfield.
Ashland 000 000 0 J 3 1
Crater 201 000 x 3 S 0
Rhodei and DeBoer: L. Pepper
and Summerlleld. Rosebergcr 171.
New York - WTO - Next sea
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SECTION B PAGES 1 to 8
siPdDnaTS
MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1963
Tornadoes Down
Grants Pass 2-0
In League Fray
SOUTHERN OREGON
CONFERCNCK STANDINGS
Pet.
Medford
Klamath Falla .
Crater .
1.000
.750
.667
.200
.000
Ashland
Granta Past
Combining a 10-hit offen
sive with the three-hit hurl
ing of Stuart Young, Med
ford's Black Tornado wrote
up its seventh straight South
ern Oregon conference base
ball victory here yesterday.
The Medfords, unmarred in
the circuit, trimmed Grants
Pass high's Cavement 2 to 0.
And, the Tornado went out
on its home diamond again
this afternoon seeking No. 8.
Again, the foe was the Cli
mate city team.
Just three of the Twisters'
safe wallops were utilized
for runs. Both markers cross
ed home in the third inning.
Mike Barnes led off the
canto by tripling to the ten
nis courts back of left field.
He scored on a single by Dan
Miles. Miles swiped second
base, went to third after the
catch of Dick Deffley's flyout
and crossed the platter on
Young s single.
Young, kept the Cavemen
hitless through 5'6 innings.
Then, with one out in the
sixth panel, opposing pitcher
MH Tennis
Team 12-0
In Season
Medford high completed its
first undefeated dual meet
tennis season under the five
year helf of Coach Bob Huff
yesterday by whipping Grants
Pass 6 to 1.
It was the 12th victory of
the year for the Medford club
which took the Southern Ore
gon conference round robin
crown with an 8-0 mark.
Against the Cavemen, Med
ford took all five singles
matches and divided the two
doubles.
The Black Tornado will en
ter the District 6 tourney on
Thursday at Southern Oregon
college.
Huff will enter Lee Wim
berlcy, Nick Rasmussen and
Ron Grimes in singles. Dou
bles teams will be Gary Highland-Mike
N a u m e s, A. T.
Highland - Chris Rasmussen
and Tom G 1 o n n i n g-Greg
Peters.
RESULTS:
Singles Lee Wlmberley, M. def.
Roger Ramsey, G. 6-0. 6-0; Chris
Rasmussen. M. def. Steve Swear
ingen, G. 8-1. 6-0: A. T. Highland.
M. def. Jim DeCourcey. G, 6-2. 6-1:
Nick Rasmussen. M. def. Dick Bi
sr.op. G. 6-0. 6-1; Ron Grimes. M.
del John Bassford. G, 6-2, 6-2.
Doubles A. Highland and C.
Rasmussen def. Swcaringen and
DeCourcey 6-4. 6-0: Ramsey and
Don Sprinkle, G, def. Greg Peters
and Tom Glonnlng, M, 6-3, 6-2.
JONES GETS AWARD
Eugene - IUPIi - Steve Jones,
junior forward, Tuesday night
was given the Baker Award
as the most valuable player
on the 1962-63 Oregon basket
ball team.
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Jim Thompson, singled over
snortsiop to nan tne possi
bility of a no-hitter. Rich Wnl.
ny followed with another hit
dui or- retired on a forceout
and flvout.
Grants Pass' biggest blast
was on tne bat ol Bob Peters
in the final stanza. Ho smash
ed the ball into left field be
tween the end of the tennis
courts and the school build
ing, good for three bases.
Peters was no speed demon.
But, had it not been for a
auick retrieve anH fin ihmw.
in by outfielder Mike Neath-
amer and wen-nurled relay
by shortston Dan Miia it,.
blow could have been good
ior me circuit.
Peters' elnnt 1pH f hA
frame. Two flyouts and a
striKeout iinlshed the ruckus.
Young struck out halts
seven times 'and gave up two
oases on balls. Mike Neatham
er hit two for three for Med
ford and Barnes anH Mil.
each two for four. Medford
nao tne bases loaded in the
second inning on a hit
two walks.
GP starting pitcher Steve
Newman vielded hnth nf h
runs and six of the hits. He
tanned one batter and walked
two over three frames. In the
remainine three Thnm
permitted four hits and whiff-
ea tnree batters.
Medford rjlaveH
ball.
L1NESCORE:
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Newman, Thompson (4) and
Peters; Young and Barnes.
MHS Girls
Nab Match
Medford high girls tennis
team defeated Roseburg 6 to 1
yesterday in a match at Rose
burg. The home club took one of
the singles encounters and
Medford the rest of iht tn.
sles.
Medford will enter the Dis
trict 6 tournament tomorrow
at Southern Orecnn cnUpo
Coach Pat Mounts has an
nounced that her singles crew
will be Kathy Smith, Char
lotte Reynolds and Karen
Davis. The Tornado doubles
teams will be Sharcen Young
Diane Paulsen, Sandra Irving
Paula Lowery and Sue House-
Jeanne Salade.
A nine-girl tourney entry
has been listed also for St.
Marys of Medford. In singles
it will be Laura Batzcr, Susan
Naumes and Mary Walsh.
Playing doubles will be Char
lotte Sokolowski-Sarah Rob
inson, Susan Latendresse
Stcphani Hollen and Ann Parsons-Michelle
Ely.
RESULTS:
Singles Sherry Sevall. H, def.
Kathy Smith, M. 8-1. 6-2; Shareen
Young. M. def. Mlchele Lebeau, R,
6-2, 5-7. 6-1: Diane Paulsen. M,
def. Martha Hetrick. R. 6-2. 6-3:
Sandra Irving. M. def. Judy Zicg
ler. R, 6-0. 6-1: Paula Lowery, M,
def. Nancy Crenshaw, R, 6-2. 6-4.
Doubles Young and Paulsen
def. Lebeau and Hetrick. 6-0. 6-3:
Irving and Lowery def. Zeigler
and Crenshaw, 6-0, 6-0.
Don Day
Eagle Point
Frosh Win
Phoenix - Eagle Point won
from Phoenix high 76 to 46
yesterday in a freshman track
meet.
The Eagles had triple win
ners in Dennis Hitters, who
won the hurdles; Lindell Car'
nr.?, wno took the shot put
and discus, and Bronson who
won the broad and high
jumps.
Jamie Merritt won the 100
and 440-yard runs for Phoe
nix. RESULTS:
Mich hurdleiRltters. KP: Da
vidson. P; Scupien. P. 11.2.
iuu Merrill, r: unmet, f, ur
ham. P. 118
1320 Jensen. EP: Hlsdon. F:
Vencill. P 3:48.1.
440 Merrit. P; Smith, EP;
HiKdon. P; Vencill. P. 3:48 1.
Javelin Scupien. P; Haikkila,
P; Love. EP. 117-im.
Shot put Carney, EP; Beddoe,
P; Kliever, P. 38.4.
Broad J u m p B ronton, EP;
Smith, EP; Ritters. EP. 1611.
Low hurdles Kitten. EP: Scu
pien, P: Beech urn, EP. 16.3.
foie vbuii lie iirai, amim ana
Bronson. EP; Sauer, P. 10 feet.
220 Wilson. EP; Grimes. P;
Merrit, P 27.0.
860 Meyer. EP: Jensen. EP:
Thompson, P. 2:18.8.
mgn jump uroninn. ep Bea
ingfield. EP: Love, EP. 5-2.
Discus Carney, EP; Beddoe, P;
Harper, EP. 107 feet
Relay Eagle Point. 52.1,
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Slated Thursday
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held at 3:30 p.m. on Thursday
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Coach Frank Morris reported
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Go-Kart Endurance
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The event, sanctioned by
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Central Point-Crater high
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tourney dual meet tennis cam
paign here yesterday with Its
first Southern Oregon confer
ence victory of the season.
The Comets edged Ashland
4 to 3. They won three of the
five doubles engagements and
split the singles.
Crater will have a full en
try in the District 6 meet on
Thursday at Ashland, Mike
Gardner, Les Dewey and Rob
ert Bruce will contend in the
singles. Doubles entries will
be the teams of Cliff Pinkham-
Joe McCalvy, Rick Mayes
Mikc Turner and Jerry Cal-hoon-Greg
Applcn.
RESULTS:
Singles Monte Burns. A. def.
Les Dewey. C. 6-1 6-1; Jeft Trost.
A. def. Mike Gardner. C, 3-6. 8-6,
6-0: Robert Bruce. C, def. John
Wackcr. A, 2-6. 6-4. 6-4: Cltff
Pinkham, C, def. Roland Sturde
vant, A. 6-1. 7-5: Joe McCalvv, c.
def. Fred Roberts, A. 6-2, 6-i.
Doubles Burn, and Wacker. A,
del. Rick Mayes anil Mike Turner,
C. 6-1. 6-2; McCalvv and Pinkham
def. Troal and Sturdevant. 6-2. 6-1.
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District 6
Net Meet
Thursday
Ashland-Six ichools hive
placed entries in the District
6 high school tennis tourna
ment which will be held at
in Southern Oregon college
courts on Thursday.
Aihiand, Grants Pass, Mad
ford, Klamath Falls and Cra
ter will have full boya' learns
and Eagle, Point high a dou
blet team. Medford and St.
Mary's will have full craws in
the girls' events, Klamath
will have two girls entered in
singles plus a doubles team
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Coaches will meet at 8 a.m.
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Ashland defeated McLough
lin of Medford B8 to 58 yester
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Ross Caldwell won the high
hurdles and 860-yard run for
Ashland. Dave Lt:wl- ihA 7.
and 150-yard dashes, Tim
votn the Javelin and low hur
dles and Randy Nelson the
discus and high jump.
Nelson's discus toss was an
Ashland school record.
results:
Hlfh hurdles Caldwell. A; Rtu
thlet, A; R. Sanford. M. 10.2.
IS Lewis, A: Howsley, M; Chi.
xek. M. S3.
1320 Ryn. M; Collup, A; Svem.
nichl, A. 3.34.
Broad jump Chamhers. M: Tay
lor. M; Wine, A. 19-2.
330 Taylor. Mi Goddard. A;
Wine. A. 40 2
Shot put Seuuma, A; Voth, A;
Nelson, A. 51.7.
Pole vault Eaqulvel, M; tie sec
ond. Chambers and ft. Sanford, M.
10-9.
Javelin Voth. A; Ryn, M; Mor
ris. A. 146-4.
Low hurdles Voth, A: Howsley,
M: Stuthiet, A. 15 1.
660 Caldwell, A: Taylor, Ml Du
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150 Lewis, A; tie aecond, Chi
xek and Ryn. M. 1R.6.
Discus Nelson, A; Ss Hums, A:
Chlsek. M. 141-3.
Hich Jump Nelson, A; Ingram,
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