SECTION D PACKS 1 to JO
MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1963
Black Tornadoes
Down GP To Stay
Unbeaten in Loop
SOl'TllrRN ORKOON
lUMIIlt.Vtt STANDINGS
W. I..
Medlord . ft 0
Klamath Fall! 6 2
Crawr
Ahland 2 8
Grant Paw 0 10
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1.000
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Mcdford high's Southern
Oregon conference baseball
trending Black Tornado grab
bed a first inning lead and
stayed in front here yesterday
to record its fourth verdict of
the season over the Grants
Pass Cavemen and eighth in
league play. .
Final count was 5 to 3 in a
fracas highlighted by ' Dick
Deffley's two-run homer for
the Whirlwind.
Each team cracked out
seven hits. Mcdford put four
of its to work and Grants
Pass three In the scoring.
The Tornado tallied twice
during its first turn at bat on
two errors, a base on balls, a
passed ball, a groundout and
Tornado J V
Wins Two
From GP
While (lie varsity was post
ing victories over Grants Pass
here Tuesday and yesterday,
the Medford high junior var
sity baseball aggregation was
pounding out lopsided ver
diets over its Caveman coun
terpart at Grants Pass.
The Junior Tornado was
winner by 13 to 3 on Tuesday
and yesterday clobbered its
Climate city foe 19 to 5.
On Tuesday Medford had
a six run first frame with
the aid of two hits, three
walks, an error . and three
fielder's options. - In the sev
enth panel the Tornadoes ac
quired five runs on six safe
blows. Jack Mullen had three
hits in the game for Mcdford
and Dick Brecden and Larry
Godlcy each two. Dick Bolt-
cor and Ed Coss tripled and
Mullen doubled. -
Medford pitcher Mark Kin
ney, tossing a two-hitter,
walked four and struck out
eight.. , . .-. . .
hi the Wednesday fracas
Hie iicavy Medford tabulation
was in the last two panels.
In the sixth the Pear city
club put over five runs on
four walks and four hits :
in the seventh, there were
seven markers on two walks,
five hits and an error.
Bottgcr had five hits and
Breeden singled, doubled and
tripled. Larry and Jerry God
lcy, Tom Wooton and Gary
Krohreich each poked two
safeties. Larry Gndley dou
bled. 1.INESCORL5:
(Tuesday)
Mcdford fiOO 101 5 13 10 0
Granls Pass . 300 000 0 3 2 5
Kinney and Cos; Warf, Du
chicn (2) and Bureau.
(Wednesday)
Mrdforri 230 20S 7 IB 17 2
Grants Pass .100 1.1? 0 3 ft 4
Newland. Frohreich f6) and Woo
ton; Graham. Warf i4(. Hummell
(hi and Bureau. Rice (5).
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single by-Gary Miller. GP
made the count 2 to 1 with a
marker in the second frame
on a double by Jerry McCor-
mack and a single by Don
Summers.
Edmonds Scores Forde
In the bottom of the second
Ken Phipps led off with a
single. He was forced out on
a rap by Jack Forde, who,
however, got to second base
on a bad throw on a double
play try. Ron Edmonds
singled Forde home.
Grants Pass put a run
across, without a hit, in the
top of the fifth panel for 3 to
2. Lyman-Keisecker walked
and swiped second base. He
went to third on an overthrow
on a pickoff try and Tomped
over the plate on Gary Red-
dick's sacrifice flyout.
Then Deffley gave the Tor
nadoes breathing space on his
roundtrip swat up against the
tennis courts after Dan Miles
had walked.
The Cavemen bid to close
the difference in the seventh
stanza. Jim Morrow tripled to
leu Held and scored on an er
ror on the throw-in. Rcddick
drew a walk off pitcher For
de ana Coach John Kovcnz
called on Bill Enyart to re
lieve. Enyart yielded a hit to
Bill Standley but a strikeout
and a flyout retired the side.
Two Hits Each
Deffley and Gary Miller
for Medford and Standley for
up eacn had two hits during
tne afternoon. Miller doubled
Forde chalked up the pitch
ing victory for Medford. He
yielded six hits and all of the
Cavemen runs, while walkini:
three and whiffing the same
number. Enyart gave up a hit
and struck out one.
Thompson was charged with
all the Mcdford Tuns and hits.
He registered two strikeouts
and two bases on balls. Reliev
er Steve Newman, fanned
two and walked one. '
Roseburg has canceled its
game scheduled Friday with
Mcdford in order to make up
rained out action in the Mid
western league. The Tornado
will oppose Crater at 1 p.m.
Saturday at Central Point in
a Southern Oregon conferen'.w
doiiblchcadcr. It's m a k e ( p
twinbill with Klamath Falls
will be here on May 7.
LINE SCORES:
Grants Pass .. 010 010 13 7 4
Mcdford 210 020 x 5 7 2
rnompson. Newman (Si and
Peters: Forde , Enyart (71 and
Phipps. Barnes (7).
Lake Angling
Reported Good
Portland -lUPIi- The weekly
report on fishing conditions
prepared by the State Game
Commission:
Southwest: Lemolo reservoir
has been slow; Chinook an
gling picking up Elkton to
Umpqua section; Sclmac lake
fair and Howard Prairie, Fish
and Willow lakes good; upper
Rogue should improve for
trout: lower Rogue has been
excellent for spring Chinook.
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Valley Poultry (41-191 1. Nlta
Cornell 443; W. Central Garage
(33',-i6'il 3. Maunne Helrmck
to.
Bob West Comt. (34-2151 3. VI
vlenne Wc 474: Snow White Dia
per (36-341 1. Norma Larson 420.
Oakdale Mkt. One i31',,-2a,i 3.
Helen Nikodym 430; Cascade
Sporut Marina (33-371 1, Corky
Jone 410.
Oakdale Mkt. Two (30-301 4.
Bonnie Heffner 434: BUI'S North
Central Shell (21-301 . 0. Eileen
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Vivienne West 187. Karen Acac-h-liman
171. Eileen Hunting 171;
Oakdale Mkt. One 1337.
WONDKRKKS .
HI Lues 13-11 3. Sandra Malot
428. Pin Headi 18-81 t. Elsie Eddy
488.
Hopefuls 110-6) 4. Lucy Sawyer
343: Redheads 10-7) 0. Georgia
Cogsins 407
Knot Heads (10-61 4. lrma Shroy
527. Who i Here (6-101 0. Joyce
Lewis 400.
Thinkers (t!-7i 2. Tiny Thomas
451; Rolling Stones 16-101 2, Kay
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We Three (0-71 3. Jackie Chlsum
383; Up-N-Comcre (2-141 1. Shir
ley Nor(h 3Sj.
Irma Shroy 213. Elsie Eddy 191,
Lucy Sawer 191. ...
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O K Market (30-211 3. Marny
Sniilh 460; Erma's Beauty Salon
I2b-i4i l. rocia uaines joa.
Hart's HBtchery (37tit-22,.t t 0.
Helen Mayer 439; Hoxy Ar- Snack
Bar (37-23( 4. Evcral Kriegcr 503.
Medford Tire Service (33-271 3,
Virginia Hendry 433: Wooden Shoe
Lounge )23ti-36,sl 1. Diane Bales
384.
Baker's Paint At Wallpaper (32
28i 1. Giny Haysc 439: Van Lcc's
Bazaar (24-361 3, Nina Hollenbei-k
423.
Custom House Drapery (32-28) 3.
Bonnie Baylor 309; Mutual of
Omaha (281.2-31tal 1. Mable So
daro 435.
West Coast Airlines (24'i-33'i)
0, Vonnie Canoose 438: Gay 90's
Plrza .Parlor 123-371 4, Pat Smith
482.
Bonnie Baylor 191. Everal Krie
gcr 190. Pat Smith 185; Roxy Ann
Snack Bar 1273.
ROXY ANN CLASSIC
John Wheeler Logging 128-17)
2. Vcrn Collins 634: Kim's (25.a
19'j i 1. Bill Blunt 605.
Wooden Shoe i25'a-19'a) 3.
Roger Weiss 610; Oak Grove Serv
ice I14-31 0. Keith Mcllvaine 313.
Talent Merchants 125-301 3. Walt
Skunarick 629: Awkward Five 121
24i 0. Glenn Wilkins 593.
Am."-(can Home & Land (24-21)
1. Darwin Moore 575; Beck's Bak
ery (24-211 2. Riley Appclgate 653.
Roxy Ann Lanes (20-251 0. Jack
Whisnnn 501: McLaughlin Plumb
ing 1 13-271 3. Duanc Lisac 543.
Walt Skundrlck 246: Jack Gard
ner 245.
Kims 2837.
LADIKS CLASSIC LEAGUE
Clock Cafe (36-24) 3. Peggy Mel.
sted 306; Jorgcnsen's (22-381 1,
Frances Wlllctt 502.
Insurance Mart (36-24) 4. Anna.
dale Bohannon 586: Union club
(22-381 0. LaRaync Harris 505.
Mcdford-Yardage (35-21) 3. Jeri
Hutton 368; Rogue DistribuUng
(32-20 1. Elaine Brown 493.
Wooden Shoe 134 ii.-23.i-, 1 1. Del
Christiansun 482; Valley Music (24
36) 3. Betty Rcinholtz 505.
Thunderbird Market (33-27) 3.
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Wee Three (18-10) 1. Donna
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Bowl wesvils 115-131 2. Joyce
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Alice Lauding 474.
Channel Chicks (13-131 1. KUin
Holloway 492: Sad Sacks 17-21) 3.
Luella Main 423.
Eunice Johnson 196-181. Joyce
Krause 194. Ruth Holloway 181.
TRIANGLE LEAGUE
Team One (39-171 4. R. Malhcny
506: Pat & Mike (21',-34'il 0.
K. McLean 493.
Kmehls of Columbus (34-22) 1.
G. Miksche 485: Jewett Office Sup
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Eaeie Point J.C. One (33-231 3.
G. Nelson 505: Willamette Valley
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Two 118-361 0. R. Colley 442.
Farrell Glass (263-29:l 3'i.
Tom Foose 522: Thunderbird Mkt
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Landis Studio '(45-231 1. Gloria
Tavlor 399; Rogue Boarding Ken
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Medford Honda 144-24) 3. Ann
Skecters. 467: Burclson's (21-47) 1,
VI Corby 459.
Woodland Heights Mkt. (37-31) 4.
Vetla Higday 449: Wainscott's
Drugs (26-421 i), Hazel tteoa 4zt.
Modern Tile Co. and Burk's
Awnings, postponed.
Ann Skeeters IB. . VI Corby 168:
Medfor Honda 1268.
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So. Oregon Tropl'y (49-19) 4.
Wanda Booth 53S: Classic Studios
(32-361 0. Elsie Baker 544.
Bruce's Richfield 148-20) 2. Mar-
Morris 490: Kim's (23-451 2. D
Christianson 613.
Barco Supply (42-261 4. Pr.
Dwycr 535: Browns Trucking (22
461 0. Madeline Kennedy 433.
Oregon Veneer (32-361 1. Eleanor
Holbrook 563: Brave Bull 124-44)
3. Shlrlcv Lewis 369.
E. Holbrook 233. Del Christian
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Bull 1981.
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Pin Downers (40ij-24lil 4.
Margaret Sutton 490: Esquires
(222-41('t) 0. Marie Trautman 422.
Bloopers (35-291 3. Dottie Veal
456: Ten Pins (33 ',1-30 !j I 1.. Fay
Hoogue 443.
Elkettes 134-30) 2. Jan Rians 418:
Thumpers (31-33) 3, Kay Cullen
422. - i
Stags (31-33) 0, Alma Ruth Blny
lock 404: WaplUs (29-33) 4, Shirley
Berna 443.
Kay Cullen 170. Margaret Sutton
169. Jan Riana 169; Pin Downers
1597.
MT. PITT LEAGUE
Table Rock Lumber champions,
Tomlin Webber Lumber second,
Buskirk Construction third. .
Individual trophies:
Leo Johnson, high average;
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Opportunity
Against UO
Curvnllii -IUPD- Coach Sam
Bell of the Oregon State trick
and field team said today the
Beavers have a chance in
every running event against
Oregon in tlicir dual meet
here Saturday.
Oregon, which has won 16
straight meets over the Bea
vers since Bill Bower man has
been the WeblootJ' head
coach, will be favored. How
ever, Bowerman has been
quoted as saying that Oregon
must capture either the 440
or' the mile relay to win.
Bell was hopeful that OSU
sophomore Morgan Groth
might pull an upset in the
mile against Oregon's - Keith
Forman and Archie San Ro
mani. Norm Hoffman of OSU
has the fastest college time in
the country this spring in the
half mile, 1:49.5, while Ore
gon's Ray Van Asten has done
1:49.9.
Tennis Play
Postponed
Ashland - Th Diiirict 6
high school tennr tourna
ment, slated at Southern
Oregon college today, was
- postponed because of rain
As of mid morning ns
makeup date had been set.
Arrangements for possibly
holding the tourney on
other courts Saturday, how
ever., were to be discussed.
Lloyd Knnpp, htch scries scratch:
Harold Schcfstrom, high icrtcs
nanaicap: mil Mo.ini, men same
scratch: Don Von Buskirk. hioh
game handicap; Dick Garrett, most
improved oowier.
BALL AND CHAIN LEAGUE
Pin Ticklers team of Lewis and
Dorothy, Jantzcr and Don and
Dorothy Harmon were first in the
playoff of the Ball and Chain
Mixed league. Second was the
Lucky Seven team of Tom and
Polly Anderson and Milton and
Wanda Snow. The Four Bs. Dave
and Bonnie Baylor and Harctd and
Uixie uocn. were mira.
In the sweeper the Jantzers rol
led 1218. Norm and Wanda Vor.
pahl 1185, Len and Mary Howe
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Standard Here
Jerry Condray, Grants
Pass, set a new Medford kart
ways track record of 17 sec
onds even, Sunday.
He drove a Li ginning Bug
kart powered by an Mc-7 en
Sine. Condray received the
surprise award of a trophy
from John Boner of the Sa
lem Bug team.
Karters from Eugene,
Roseburg, Grants Pass, Cen
tral Point and Mcdford and
Happy Camp, Crescent City,
and Yreka, Calif., as well as
Salem, took paH.
IUSUI.T8:
Calss 1 junior Jerry Condray,
Grants Pass. But 17.0. Bill Sav
ard. Mcdford. Blitz 17 7: Phil Pfou,
Salem. Bug; 17 5.
Class 2 junior Doug Johann
son. Medford Mr. 18 0: Pate Up
dike. Mediord. Mc. 18-4; Reggie
A:"s. Central Point. Mc. 1R.4.
Dual ermines Steve Oakley,
Roseburg. Fox. 17.4; Jerry Walling.
Eugene. Fox. 17 6: Neil Flanagan,
Hoaeburg, Bug. 16.6.
Class 1 senior singles Allen
Reed, Salem, Bug. 17.3; Dennis
Stoltz. Salem, Bug, 174.
Class 2 senior singles Bob
?raycr. Salem. Bug. 18 0; John
Roner. Salem. Bug, 18.0; Ray Was
son. Happy Camp, Mc., 16.0.
Class 3 senior singles Pete
Flemmlng Happy Camp, Bug, 18.4;
John Roberts. Salem. Bug, 18.2;
Ted Jensen. Medford. Fox. 18.3;
Robert Berry. Roseburg. Fox, 16.3.
Class 4 senior singles Glen
Mnbry, Medford. Mc. 19.2; Cecil
Hornbeck. Crescent City. 19.0.
Powder puff Mrs. John Roner,
Salem. Bub, 19.2: Shirley Raney,
Medford, Go Kart, 19.0; Marilyn
Cameron. Central Point, Hellcat,
20.1.
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Buffalo is proudly displaying
the Calder cup today to prove
it.
The Bisons rallied for five
goals In the final period Wed
nesday night to trip the Her
shey Bears, 6-2, and clinch
their first AHL championship
in 17 years. Buffalo won the
best-of-seven final series from
Hershey, four games to three.
To add further ammunition
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try's best minor league hock
ey team, the Bisons also won
the overall regular season ti
tle and the Western division
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Mac Eighth
Wins Meet
McLotijhlin eight whipped
South Grants Fjss la 10 37)
and South seventh bounced 1
Mac 50',i to 26i yesterday!
in Junior high track and field.
In the eighth grade meet
Dick Orr and Phil Taylor
were three-way winners tor
the Medford team. Orr won
the 75 and ISO-yard races and
the broad Jump and Taylor
the 330, polt vault and shot
put.
In the seventh, grade action
Greg Warf won the two
dashes for South. Mac's Steve
Wilkins won the broad Jump
and tied with Wart in the
pole vault.
RKSL't.TB:
(SUi Grade)
Iliah hurdles KreDDS. S: Ander
son. S: Vaughn. M. u.7.
73 Orr, M; Lacs, M; Llnd. 8.
8.6.
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javelin Rune. M: Fatrcrtiald. s:
Smltz. S. 112-6. '
Ixiw nurdles lees, M: Ander
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iau urr, ai; aioan, s; uippei,
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Krepps, E. IS feet.
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Jones. M. 39-fi.
Ulan jump uippei.
on. 5; Moyer, M. 4-11
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Rell R UI..V
Discus Jones, M;
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Dlppel, M;
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Walka, S: Fry, S. 11.0.
330 Messlnser, S; Keesee, M;
Smith. S. 43.4.
Broad Jump Wilkins. M: Col-
Shot put Nsef, M: Messlnser.
t: Jonnson. ni. ,u-i.
Polr vault Tie first Wilkins, M.
and Warf. S: tie third. Lon. M.
and Wilson. S. 9-6. I
High jump Beacn. M: Hasunss,
S; Samples. M. 4-9.
Relay South fColller, Fry. Mes
slnser. Warf. 32.4.
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