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Newspaper Page TextJM!MMmm Buy your Hiking M "lMcl firM 1 rnT Real, 2 PI '0 Rod fc nd 100 FJ Lin. W lb. test J fllue H B8 Tim 4 B WEDNESDAY. MAY t. 1963 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD, OREGON Ctorge Koch Scores : 14 Points for Pilots ' " Portland - (UPO - Veraatlle George Koch scored 14 points in five events to lead unbeaten Portland to a 94-37 dual track meet victory over Linfield Monday. - Koch won the Javelin in 201-1V4, tied for first in the broad lump at 21-7, finished second in the high jump and grabbed thirds in the discus and shot put. Jackson, Neal, Thomas Team As Mets Retain Respectability By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer Cascv Stengel, master, of the non sequltor, reserves one of his best for pitcher Al JacK. son of the New York Mcts. "If he wasn't a let-handcr," ' V"1' says Stengel, "you'd think he was a ball player." What Stengel means Is that the 27 -year-old native of Waco, Tex., moves with such grace that he would be mis taken for a shortstop for a second-baseman - except, of course, for the fact he's left handed. As it is, Jackson Is a pitcher and he's turning out to be a mighty good one, too. A 20-game loser for the for lorn Mcts of 1062, Jackson posted his third win against two defeats this year when he beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 3-1, Tuesday night. Jackson allowed 11 hits, including three doubles and a triple, and the Phillies had a runner in scoring position in five of the first eight innings but they didn't score until Bobby Wine homered in the ninth. Honiara Provide Runs Charlie Neal hit an inside-the-park homer and Frank Thomas hit a two-run homer in the first inning to provide all three runs for the Mcts, who have won four of their last seven games to achieve a respectability they never had in '62. Nobody Is rating them a first-division threat in the strong NF but they're no longer the patsies that drove Stengel whacky last year. Sandy Koufax and Bob Pur key, two pitchers who could be of key importance in the pennant race, provided en couraging news Tuesday night for the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Cincinnati Reds) Koufax, sidelined since May 23, pitched a five-hitter for eight innings as the Dodgers clobbered the St. Louis Cardi nals, 11-1, while Purkcy, out since spring training with a lame arm, yielded four hits and one run in 5W innings and left the game with the lead even though the Houston Colts rallied to top the Reds, 3-2. Washburn Loses First The San Francisco Giants went back into first place with a 5-2 win over the Mil waukee Braves and the Chi cago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 5-4, in other NL games. The Dodgers backed Kou fax with a 13-hlt attack that included three hits by Ron Fairly, a homer by Tommy Davis, a triple by Johnny Roseboro and three doubles. Ray Washburn, who had won five straight games, was routed in three innings and suffered his first defeat. Purkey turned over a 2-1 lead to his successor but the Colts rallied for two runs on singles by Jim Campbell, Johnny Temple, Bob Lillis and Rusty Staub in the eighth to hand Joey Jay, a 21-game winner in each of the last two seasons, his sixth straight de feat of 1063. , Juan Marichal pitched a four-hitter and Felipe Alou, Ed Bailey and Jose Pagan homered for the Giants, who replaced the Pirates in first place. Hank Aaron homered for the Braves, who saw Lew Burdette's record squared at 3-3. Larry Jackson pitched a five-hitter and struck out seven and Ernie Banks homer ed for the Cubs, who have won seven of their last eight games. Roberto Clemente and Smoky Burgess homered for the Pirates MrarORDjWTrUBDrrB sipDiHnrs Medford, Crater Tilt on Thursday LiNKsconest National Leaf :ie Pittsburgh ... 010 000 201 3 3 Chicago Oil 000 SIX 5 ll 0 Card well, Sisk (8l and Burgess. Jackson (3-31 and Ranew. Loser Cardwell (1.4). HR Clamant, Banks, Burgess. Phlla. 000 000 0011 11 0 New York ....300 000 00X 3 7 0 Ma ha Key, Short 7, Hamilton (Si and Otdls. Jackson 13-2) and Coleman. Loser Maliaffey (2-4). Hit Neal, Thomas. Wina. Los Angeles 113 400 00211 13 2 St. LOUIS ....UUU 000 U1U 1 7 3 Koufax. Howe 101 and Roseboro. Canitlli (9). Washburn, Olivo 13). FanoK (41, uauta wi ana unver. Winner Koufax (3-1). Loser Washburn (3-1). HR T. Davis, Burke. San Fran. -..130 loo 0003 8 2' Milwaukee ... 000 100 0102 4 2 Marichal (4-2 and Bane v. but- dette, Fischer (9), Funk (0) and Torre. Loser Bur dot to (33). HR F. Alou, Bailey. Pagan, H. Aaron. Houston 000 100 0203 10 0 Cincinntl 000 020 0002 7 1 Nottenart. Kemmercr (B) ana Campbell. Purkey, Henry (6). Jay (7) and Edwards. Winner Notte bart (4-1). Loser Jay (0-6). HR Coleman. FIGHTS United Press International New York (UPI) Teddy Pagan, 161. Puerto Rico, outuointed Fran- kie Olivera, ISM.;, New York (B). San Jose. Calif .(UPI) Rancho Castaneda. 139 'i. San Jose, knocked out Oscar Ortegon, 133Va, rresno, jai.r. (4). the true old-style Kentucky Bourbon always smoother bocauta It's slow-dlstllled fit TIC It II Hit It 101 II 01 (llllf II MO OF pun imit imiutit oturiiT. lomimii. inigcit SHOP TONIGHT AT BARKER'S! open from 6:30 until 9 If we do not get any heavy rain, the game likely will be played." That was the outlook from Crater High Coach Bill Piche concerning the Comet's South ern Oregon conference base ball game scheduled for 4 p.m. at Central Point Thurs day with Medford. Weather reports indicated some shower activity in this area up to noon Thursday. The Crater field was water logged, particularly in left field, by Monday and Tues day rains. Larry Pepper is the proba ble pitcher for Crater if the teams play tomorrow. Coach John Kovenz indicated that the Medford twirler will be either Stuart Young or Bill Enyart. The early week rains wash ed out Medford's action with Klamath lulls Tuesday along with Crater play against Del Norte and Ashland action with Yreka high. Kovenz said that his Med ford charges, however, got in a pretty good drill yesterday. They worked out in the out field area. Piche reported that, if the Crater - Medford game can not be contested Thursday, it will be ' moved to Monday, May 13. The clubs also are to meet on Tuesday, May 14, at Central Point. Medford and Klamath Falls junior varsities got in a sin gle game at Klamath Falls yesterday although rain-halts prolonged the seventh inning. A rain victim also was the Hedrick - McLoughlin ninth grade track meet which had been slated for the Medford high stadium. The meet has been postponed until next Tuesday. Match Wen By Hedrick Kenny Myers, of the Hor nets, defeated Roger Ramsey, the Grants Pass high No. 1 player, yesterday when Hed rick ninth grade tennla team won 5 to 2 from a Cavemsn varsity and Jayvee crew yes terday at Grants Pass. The victory gave Hedrick a 4-0 record this season. . RESULTS: Blnfl.i Kenny Myers. H. def. Roger Ramiey, GP, 6-4. 6-3: Don Sprinkle. GP. def. Craig Horton. H. 7-5. 6-3: Craig Pruetl, H. del. Tom Lyheck, GP, 3-6. 6-4. 7-3: Bill Schoenliber, GP, def. Fred Puhl, H, 6- , 6-2, Rob Rector, H, def. Bob Crewe, GP, 6-3. 6-4. Doubles Myer, and Horton def. Gene Gilpin and Mike Byers, GP, 6-4, 6-0: Rector and Puhl def. Den nis Clark and Bucky Vancil. GP. 8-5. STANDINGS United Press International .BOWLING CRATER LAKE LEAGUE O.K. Market (31-9) 0, Doc Wil son 477; Squirt (13-27) 4, Kent Blew 516. Hair She pen (3010) 4. Kyle Payne 388; (j rand view Market (11 291 0. Ed Vollmert 443. Cogswell's Market (29-111 4, Har old Boen 374; Domestic Laundry (24 a ) 0, Ken Christianson 548. R C. Cola (36-14) 4, Len Thrun 531; Safeway Stores (18-22) 0, Ernie Dukeshier 484. Mt. Pitt Co. (25'.a-14i) 3. Bill Croucher 567; H.A.P. Co. (17-23) 1, Lee Garrett 520. United Grocers (17-23) 4, How ard Clay 553; Ballmer's Sheet Metal (tf-34) 0, wan meaermayer 496. Simmonds Const. Co. (18-24) 3. Clay Morrison 529; City Hall (16 24) 1, Jack Sparling 489. Kyle Payne ziu, t-iay Morrison 210. Howard Clay 209; Cogswell's Market 2568. BOXY ANN LEAGUE U w U lau-iei i. Hero vaiice 547; Reliable Cleaners (44-24) 3, Lloyd Carr 537. Graham Electric (41 27) J, Jeo Bohls 514; Graham Cabinet (37-31) 1, Sonny Hilkey 535. Hoskins Const. (33-30) 4. Charles Cook 545; P M T (35-33) 0. La Mason 480. Groceteria rasta-ai',) uava Morris 543: Westward Ho' (33,a 34 'a I, Bob Warriner 522. wnitt rooaie tai-jj'ai luu Kula 598; Harrison Electric (3137) 0 Al Harrison 510. Timber Busters (31-37) 4. John Wisely 515; Medford Radiator (30 38) 0, Dale Newman 487. Timber Products (29-39) 3. Larry Anderson 564; Star Body (28-40 1, Garry McCurdy 562. Medford Neon (26-42) 4. Duane Wolfe 499; Cummins Diesel (ID'.a 48i) forfeit 4. Garry McCurdy 247, Larry An derson 227. Lou Kula 212; White Poodle 2803. MftliCO KKGLEItETTES (End of second half) Twisters (34'i-33,i) 1. Louise Oreskovic 389: Sterlighters (41-27) 3. Ginny Weaver 428. Alley Cats (32-36) 2. Mabel Pasckvale 459; Green Onions (30 38) 2. Ruth Johnson 428. Black Balls 34-34) 1. Elsie Net. ton 418: Die Hards (32',3-3Vj 3, Freida Snodgrass 392. FLEXIBILITY! The Daily Newspaper Is the Flexible Medium for Pinning Down Sales Newspapers don't tie up the advertiser with rigid lime schedule! or apace limitation! that weaken the impact and effectivenest of hit menage. Newspaper! offer crea tive and physical flexibility. An advertiser can use a two page spread to tell a detailed story or he can use a smaller space to say what he wants in fewer words, depending on his budget and his strategy. The physical flexibility of newipapers means ads can be scheduled quickly to take care of sudden telling opportunities. The daily newspaper Is flexible enough to fit any advertising strategy. MEDFORDiiyrRIBUNE Mabel Pasckvale 183. Ina Ger main 163. Aggie CiatU 158; Green Onions 1560. SUNDAY NIGHTER8 Cannonhalls (2R-m n. Varv F Plankenhorn 498: Friendship 4 (22 181 1, Alice Casebier 486. Four H i (27-13i 2. Bill Harris 507; Butte Fallen (21-19) 3, Sher ley Hatcher 513. Four Js (Mft-lStt. 4. Jerry Johnson 517; The Heroi 1 13-271 n Jack Whisnan 545. Tne Rookies (23-17) 2. Vince Lobdell 501: Double Trouble (18 22) 2, Ken Pickens 530. Scatter Pins (22-18) 3. Bud Nel. son 491; Try Hards (14-26) 1, Ber tha Snook 387. Four B's (15-23) 4. Wanda Rnnth 489; Bowled Overs (14a-25,3) 0. Floyd Roberts 462. Vince Lobdell 210, Jack Whisnan 197, Hans Holt 193, Gladys John son 2 13. Jerry Johnson 203, Fern Loros 189; The Rookies 1910. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE Bills Ladv Blips 137-231 4 Nit Sutton 479; Maxwell House Drips (28-32) 0, Peg Anderson 372. wnucs Midway service (34-26) Marion Nobbs 4ft!.: Rarrftt Brothers (21-37) l, Winnie Mulvey 456. Hi Martin (32-2R. 2 Vivian Rodgers 490; B St B Auction (30 30) 2, Carolyn Langford 451. BUtte Falls General Stor (32. 28) 3, Grace Hatcher 431: Gold Hill Merchant (26-34) 1, Marilyn Marlon Nobbs 1S3. Nina Camn. ter 190. Vivian Rodgers Jfc6: White. Midway Service 2174, TRI-NITE LEAGUE Roxy Ann Lanes (27'i-12',i 2i Aaron Ayres 496; TEAA (28-14) Us, John Martin 507. Don Irian nil (Vfi.17. n Th . Jeer 460; MEDPACC (16',-23li) 4, Talent Merchants Two (22-18) 1, Wylcy Bennett 55; Linebaugh Bros. (18-22) 3, Ralph Linebaugh Glossop and Moore (20-20) 4, John Glossop 577; Kima (20-20) 0. Gene Cossette 447. Norton Lumber Co. (19-21) 2 Clein Jennings and Bill McCulley 456: Smith Lumber in.l o pi dred Jack 484. urcgon Liquid Gas (18-22) 0, Chet Adkins 422; M. Trumbo Co. (13-27) 4. Chuck Learn 549. Howard Attebery 236; Ted Sil ver 221, John Glossop 211: M. Trumbo Co. 1739. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. . Pet. GB San Franctco 17 10 .630 Pittsburgh .. 14 9 .819 1 St. Louis 16 11 .593 1 Chicago 14 11 .."b0 2 Milwaukee 13 14 .481 4 Los Angeles M 13 14 .481 4 Philadelphia 11 13 .458 4',s Cincinnati WH 10 13 .435 5 Nev York ........ 10 13 .400 6 Houston 9 17 .346 7 la Tuesday's Results New York 3. Philadelphia 1 (night) ' Chicago 5, Pittsburgh 4 Houston 3, Cincinnati 2 (night) San Fran. 5, Milwaukee 2 (night) Los Angeles 11, St. Louis 1 (night) Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Houston at Cincinnati (night) Bruce (1-2) vs. Nuxhall (1-1). San Francisco at Milwaukee (night) Fisher (2-2) vs. Hendley (3-1). Los Angeles at St. Louis (night) Miller (2-2) vs. Broglio (3-1). Thursday's Games Pittsburgh at Chicago Philadelphia at New York Houston at Cincinnati, night San Francisco at Milwaukee Los Angeles at St. Louis (night) AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Boston - 12 A .am Kansas City 15 11 New York 12 9 Chicago 13 10 Cleveland mM. 10 9 Baltimore ........ 13 12 Los Angeles .... 14 14 Minnesota ........ 10 15 Detroit 10 15 Washington .... 10 16 .577 .571 .565 ',3 .526 1 13 .520 1 2 .500 2 .400 4',(, .400 4', a .385 5 Tuesday's Results uetroit 6, New York 2 (night) Boston 5. Baltimore 1 (night) Cleveland 7. Wash. 3 1 1 n in. nings, night) unicago , Kansas city l (night) Los Anaeles 2. Minnesota 0 (night) Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Minnesota at Lou Anselec (nishti Kb at (1-3) vs. Lee (2-1). Chicago at Kansas City (night) Fisher (1-4) vs. Rakow (3-1). Cleveland at Washinston iniirht) Kralick (1-3) vs. Rudolph (2-2). uosion at nam more imgni) Conley (1-0) vs. Barber (5-2). New York at Detroit fnlsrht. Williams (2-1) vs. Bunning (1-3). Thursday's Games Boston at Baltimore (night) Cleveland at Washington (night) New York at Chicago (night) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division w. l. Tacoma 15 7 Seattle 13 8 Portland 12 8 Spokane , 9 15 Hawaii 8 14 SPARTA'S LEAGUE (End of second half) SIceDV Heads (40-12. 1. Vnrma Rclllng 426; Back Ackers (38-14) 3, Winnie Mulvey 465. Alley Cat (27-25) 4. Joyce Rea vfs 443; Eeks (18-34) 0, Mildred Morris 361. Clowns (22-30) 3, Margaret Ber tram 411: Tri Hards (11-41) 1, Mel va Paxton 422. Winnie Mulvey 183; Back Ackers 1645. (Playoff) First Back Ackers: second, SIpcdv Heads: third. Allev rt High average, Winnie Mulvey; nign series scratch. Neoml Bute man: high scries handicap. Nor ma Relling; handicap scratch. June Coleman: high game handicap, Joyce Reavis; most improved, Lonl Letter. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Northern Division Buffalo 13 6 Rochester in in Syracuse .. 0 12 Toronto ...... S 12 Richmond 8 12 Southern Division - w. L. Atlanta 13 8 Arkansas 12 9 IndianaDolls 12 11 Jacksonville 10 13 loiumous 10 '13 WONDERERS Hi Litcs (19-1) 4, Sandra Malnt 402; Red Heads (9-11) 0, Georgia Cosgins 414. Knt Heads (14-AI 4. Vfvan Ou thouse 385; We Three (5-13) 0, Hil dred Hughs 352. Thinkers (12-B) 3. Roue 'Coder 420; pin Heads (9-11) 1. Elsie Eddy 499. Hopefuls (10-10) 0. Lucy Sawyer 429: Who's Here (10-10) 4. Joyce Lewis 419. Up-N-Comers (6-14) 4. Shirley North 391; Rolling Stones (6-14) 0, Juanlta. Brenner 416. Elsie Eddy 180-175. Georgia Cog gins 174, Rose Coder 16t. Bob Turley Calls Game Greatest Los Angelcj - IDPD - Pitcher Bob Turley of the Los An gclcs Angels today looked as though he might be regaining the form that won him the nickname "Bullet Bob" when he was with the New York Yankees. Turley, 1-3. pitched his first Angel victory Tuesday night and it was a lulu l three-hit 2-0 whitewashing of the Mineapolis Twins. He struck out nine men and walk' ed no one. "That's the greatest game I ever pitched," said Turley, "and that Includes the World Scries." Turley, 32, in his 12th ma ter league season, has a World Series record of 4-3. The big righthander had an arm operation after the 1961 season with the Yankees and they traded him to the Angels this spring. WHITMAN WINS Forest Grove fUPO Whit man scored 1-0 and 3-1 North west Conference baseball wins over Pacific Tuesday. Southern Division w. I.. Salt Lake City 10 8 Oklahoma City 12 11 San Diego 12 14 uenver ll Oallaa-Ft Wrth. 9 14 12 Pet. GB .682 .819 Hi .600 2 .375 7 .364 7 Pet. GB .5.16 .522 .462 2 .440 2IJ .429 2ia Tuesday's Results Seattle 3. Uklanoma City 2 San Diego 7. Denver 4 Tacoma 4. Hawaii 1 Salt Lake City 4. Spokane 3 Dallas-Fort Worth at Pnril.nri (2, postponed, rain I Pet. GB .684 .500 .429 S .429 5 .400 5'i Pr. GB .619 .571 1 .522 2 .435 4 .433 4 Tuesday's Results Richmond 8. Rochester 8 Buffalo 9. Jacksonville 4 Atlanta 13. Columbus 4 Indianapolis 4. Arkansas 1 Toronto 3, Syracuse 2 NORTHWEST LEAGUE tuesaay's Results Lewiston at Tri-Citv (noslnoned. wet sToundsl YaKima at Eugene (ppd.. rain! Wentchee at Salem ippd.. rainl League Leaders United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Cvngtn., Phil. 20 61 14 23 r. AlOU, S.r , aid 103 20 38 Wine. Phil. .. 21 S3 4 19 White. SI. L. 27 103 19 37 Edwards, Cin, 22 74 8 2fl Howard, L.A. 26 06 13 32 Demct'r. Phil. 22 7ft 12 26 Fairly. L.A... 26 88 13 2!l Virdon. Pitt. IB 87 3 22 Aaron, Mil... 27 103 23 34 Groat, St. L. 27 111 19 36 AMERICAN Player Club uautey. kl . Ystzmnki, Bot Robins'n, Chi. Wagner, L A. Lcppert. Wn. Fox, Chi Allis'n. Minn, Schilling Box. Malzcne, Boa. Charlea, KC H. Pet. 28 JJ!M KAGUK AB R IB 71 12 20 81 14 23 88 13 26 101 1.1 II) 36 6 21 86 16 25 00 18 20 84 14 20 71 6 23 .324 23 06 17 31 .323 35 .347 1 .339 2 .337 30 .333 Home Rum National League Aaron. Braves 10; Cepeda. Gianta 6; Banks, Cubs 6; Bailey. Giant 6; r. 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