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Newspaper Page Text10 c Dick Stuart Smacks Ball Over Wall Twice; Drives In Seven Runs for Bosox By United Press International Some guys back up to the pay window, but Dick Stuart had to be different - he went clear over the wall. Twicel That's the friendly leftficld wall at Fenway park and what better time to his a cou ple of balls over it than on pay day? They passed out the pay checks all over the majors Wednesday and Stuart picked the occasion to pace the sec ond place Boston Red Sox to a B-3 and 7-8 twi-night sweep over the Los Angeles Angels ; with a grand slam homer In the opener and a three - run homer in the nightcap. ' It was kind of a mixed-up night for the ex-Pittsburgh first baseman. The Fenway park crowd of 12,789 booed him for commit ting his first two errors of the season but also cheered him for hitting his sixth hom er with the bases full in the Six Will In District Track ' Six of:1962's Individual 'champions will defend and one half of last year's win ning relay team will contend in that event when the Dis trict 6 A-l track and field is - staged on Saturday at, Med ford High school. Saturday's field event and race preliminaries are sched uled to get underway at 10 a.m. The high Jump is set for 2:30 p.m. and track finals are billed for a 3 p.m. start. Individual champions re turning from the 1082 meet are Paul Bransom, Crater; Steve Tocws, Medford, and tarry Lindquist, Marty Bauer, Cliff Lyons and Gary Van Koten, all of Grants Pass High school. i Bransom won ' the broad jump and Toews established a 2:00.3 district record in the half-mile. Other record-better ing efforts at Klamath Falls last year were not allowed be Candy No. 1 Cho Mce in Preakness ' Baltimore -flfPD Entries for Saturday's 87th running of the $130,000 added Preakness Stakes were to close today with Darby Dan Farm's Cha teagay, the Kentucky Derby winner, named ahead of time just as he was at Churchill Downs two weeks ago. Trainer Jimmy Conway, who had to leave for New York Wednesday, filed the entry before he left "just so there will be no slip-up." ' And when the box closes, the names o f Candy Spots, Never Bend, Sky Wonder, On My Honor, Lemon Twist and Country Squire were expected to join that of Chateaugay, completing the field of seven. Although he won the Ken tucky Derby by a length and one-half, Chateaugay once again finds himself cast In the role of underdog. For Candy Spots, third in the Kentucky Derby, Is prc-race favorite at 7-5 with Never Bend, second at Churchill Downs, second choice at 2-1. Chateaugay ranks third at 5-2. Candy Spots, winner of the Santa Anita derby and the Florida Derby this year, suf fered his only defeat in the Kentucky Derby, many ob servers blaming jockey Willie Shoemaker for his third place finish, 'Shoemaker again rides tiic son of Nigromante, who now boasts six wins In seven races. Never Bend, winner of the Flamingo Stakes and the champion Juvenile of 19S2. will be ridden by Manny Ycaza. The colt is ranked bet ter than Chateaugay because several of his rsccs prior to the Kentucky Derby were easy victories and he is cx peeled to improve with a tough race now behind him L-C Names Sempert Portland -0IPH- Dean Sem pert has been named basket ball coach at Lewis and Clark college, president John R Howard announced today. Sempert graduated from the Portland school In 1048 alter winning all Northwest con ference honors. He has been head coach at Mira Costa High achool In Rcdondo Beach, Calif., tor the past eight years and compiled 1.12-63 record. Sempert succeeds Jim God. dard, who resigned recently to become head coach at uie uni verslty of Idaho. THURSDAY. MAY 18. 1963 IhlrH fnnino nf ihi first same and his seventh homer with two on in the third Inning of the finale. ririvaa In Ravan Runs Stuart drove in a total of seven runs during the twin bill, and although his first rpH Bill Monbou- quette his third victory, Russ Nixon had to break a 8-all ti uith an einhth-inninl dou ble in the nightcap to bring reliever dick Kaaaiz nis imra frfnmnh. The league leading Chicago While Sox came irom oenina to down the Detroit Tigers 7-4 l hp Cleveland Indians blanked the Kansas City A's 1-0, the Baltimore urioies walloped the Washington ben-ntni- 7.1 anH the New York Yankees ran their winning streak to lour games wun a 4-3 win over the Minnesota Twins. . . Nicholson Hits Homer Dave Nicholson's eighth home run with one on high- Defend cause of wind. Bauer won the 1982 shot put titlo, Lindquist was victor in the 440 -yard run, Lyons won the mile and Van Koten took the pole vault. Not In Relay Bob Shepard, Rich Ireland and Dennis O'Leary are back from last years champion Grants Pass relay crew. But, unless Coach Russ Werner changes his mind, O'Leary will not be participating in that event. He'll vie in the broad jump and low hurdles in which he was second last year and in the high hurdles. Other second placers In dis trict last year, who'll contend in Saturday's meet are Ire land, Shepard and Bauer and Mcdford's Scott Hampson. Ire land was second in both the 100 and 220-yard events. This time he'll be in the 100 but not the 220 and will enter the broad jump. Shepard tied tor second in the highs and will be in that event plus the 100 and low hurdles. Bauer's second was in the discus. He'll vie in this contest again' aong with the shot and javelin Hampson, the runncrup in the quarter-mile, is an uncer tain entrant in the 1983 meet because of a pulled muscle. He, however, is listed for the 440, the 100 and the relay. Bransom is listed for the low hurdles and relay along with the broad jump. Lyons Is slated to "double," running the half as well as the mile. Lindquist, Toews and Van Koten are to take part only in silicic events, according to the entry lists. Pole Vault At SOC Preliminaries and finals arc slated in the morning in all field events but the high jump. The pole vault will be conducted at 10 a.m. at South ern Oregon college to take ad vantage of the rubber-asphalt runway. Because the jayvce baseball game between Med ford and Klamath Falls docs not begin until 1 p.m., it will be possible to use the baseball area for field events in the morning. Medford hopes In the meet suffered a blow when sprinter Jim Hill pulled up lame on Tuesday. The pulled muscle makes his entry in the dashes, broad Jump and relay a ques tion mark. Last year in district Hill ran 9.7 and 21.9 century and furlong preliminaries then a pulled muscle kept him from qualifying for state. First and second places in the district qualify for the stale track encounter. Also, subject to limitation athletes who achieve certain standards will qualify. Limitations have been amended so that It is possible three entrants from any one school In any one event to make state. Tony Trabert Here on Friday lony Tracer!, txtcullvs di rector of the International Prolatsional Tennis Players astociatien, will be In Mad ford Friday, Ha will be hare to chtck en arrangements and faclll tits for Monday night's pre. tontation of in World Strias ol Prolttiional Tennis at Had. rick gym and to pais on lnlor malum concerning the match , The strias Is being ipon tortd by the association and it brought hart by Jet Coro na, local Iannis pro, Ken Reitwtll la olavlna Rod Laver and Etrl Buchhola It facing Andrtt Olmtno In Iht ttrltt. Thty play al Cor vallit on Friday and al Port land on Saturday btlort com' ing to Mtdlord. lighted a 12-hit attack on four Tiger pitchers that carried the White Sox to their 11th vic tory in their last 14 games. Jim (Mudcat) Grant set down the A's on two hits to even his record at 3-3 with the Indians. Tito Francona singled home the only run of the game in the first inning off Orlando Pcna, who suf fered his third loss in seven decisions. Home runs by Jim Gentile, Jackie Brandt and Jerry Adair powered the Orioles to their victory over the Sena tors. Milt Pappaa yielded only three hits, including a homer by Ken Retzer, in winning his third straight without a defeat. The slumping Twins built a 3-0 lead against the Yankees but Mickey Mantle hit a two run homer in the sixth inning and Elston Howard singled home the winning run to cap a two-run rally in the eighth. I.INBSCOKKS: American League Minnesota ... 000 1)12 flon 3 R 0 New York; .. .000 002 02x 4 8 O rascual. Moore (Hi and Battey: Zimmerman (8i. Terry, Stafford 1BI and Howard. Winner Stafford (2-2). Loser Paacual 4-4). HR mamie. fFInt time) Lot Anaeloi 100 001 001 3 0 a Boston 304 110 OOx 0 12 2 BcHnsky, Fowler (3), Morgan tot, iury iof, spring a ana e. Sadowdkl. Kirkoatrlck (3). Mon. boiiauette (3-4) and Tilimnr. T.nr ueiinsKy u-bj. hrs Stuart, Wagner. Loi Angelet 111 012 ooa a io 2 Boiton 033 000 Olx 7 12 2 McBrlde, Navarro (4). Chance (6) and E. Sadowskl. Delock, Lamabe S. Barley (7), Radatz (7) and Nixon. Winner RadnU (3-D. Loser ChonCB 13-41. HR C. Rhnmm Stuart. Baltimore ,..,010 320 0017 fl 0 Washington . 000 000 0101 3 3 Pappas 3-0 and Orslno. Che ney, Bronitad (71 and Retzer. Loser Cheney (4-3). HRS Gen tile, Brandt, Adair, Retzer. Kansas City 000 000 0000 3 0 Cleveland .. .100 000 OOx 1 4 0 Pcna, Wyatt (8) and Sullivan. Grant (3-3) and Romano. Loser Pena (2-1). , STANDINGS United Frrsk International AMERICAN LEAGUE W. I.. . Prt. GB v-nicaso .. 2n 12 .623 Boston 17 It .1107 I New York ...... IS 12 .571 2 Kansas Clly .. in 14 .A03 2 Baltimore ... IB 14 .31,3 2 Cleveland 13 13 ,300 4 Los Angeles .... 17 in .472 .1 Detroit 12 If) .387 7f3 uiuiiiwij . , i ..in n Mlnneaota 11 20 .335 S'.t Wednesday's Results New York 4, Minnesota 3 Boaton 0, Loa Angeles 3 (lstl Boston 7, Loa Angelca 6 2nd. nlahtl Baltimore 7, Washington 1 fnifiht) Cleveland 1. Kaiisn. Citv A Inlshti i.mcago 7. Detroit a , night NATIONAL LEAGUE W. I.. Prt. fSH San Francisco.. 21 13 .sir St. Louis 11) IS .343 2s Los Angeles .... in in ..12 3 Pittsburgh ...... 16 1.1 1l 3'i Chicago ...... 17 IS .313 3'a Cincinnati 19 in .48 4'j Philadelphia 1.1 17 .4119 3 Milwaukee ...... in In .4.17 S'.s New York ....... 1.1 in .441 n Houston 15 20 .420 6'.s Wednesday's Results. new York 7. Houston 4 Cincinnati 10, Chicago 2 San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 3 Milwaukee 0. St. Louis 3 might) Loa Anaelcs 3. PhlladelDhia 2 1 12 Innings, night) PArlFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division w. I.. Prt. .nt3 .mm ..i.in Seattle in in Tacoma IS 12 Portland .......... 1.1 13 Spokane . is in Hawaii 11 in .4.1.1 3'i J79 7 Is Southern Division W. I.. Prt. RB Salt Lake City 14 12 ..I.in San Dlcgo . ... IS in ,32n Oklahoma City 13 '1.1 .5110 1 uaiiaa-ri. w n in ,4fi7 2 Denver 13 21 .382 3 Wednesday's Results Dallas-Ft. Worth 9. Salt Lakl C.. . uk in noma eny 7, uenver 3 Seattle 4. San Dlrpo 0 Spokane 0. Tacoma 4 Hawaii 0, Portland 3 NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. I.. Prt. GB 14 ft 10 H .H2S 1 t3 It ,H00 1 in 11 .476 3'i n in ,4?4 3t 3 14 .123 Q Trl-Clly Yakima . Eugene Wednesday'! Rriult Trl-Clly 11, EiiKcne 3 Yakima 8, Lewlntbn 5 Wenatchee 4. Salem 0 Tnrtay'i flrhrdutr Salem at Tri City (Only Rente achedulcdl INTERN ATI ON AL LKA (illC Monnern uiviioii W. 1. Prt. C.B , ifi in . 1 s 14 13 X17 3'i , 13 1.1 .414 4f . 1 14 .410 4t .. 13 1(1 .30 S Ion W. 1.. Prt. GD ir ta ,oo All 14 17 AM 4 13 19 3 AT 6't Buffnto nm'hrt.trr ...... SvrnciiM Southern Division Atlanta Arkanniw .... Jat'knnvtll Columbus .... Urrinfftday'a Rnulu Atlanta 3. Jmk-.oi.vUlc 3 Svrnruxr 3. ImllnnipolH 3 Columbus 4. Roi-liester I Toronto 4. Buffalo 1 (Only gamr arhrduledt Chinook Angling Should Improve If Water Clears Portland - WW - The week ly report on fishing conditions prepared by the state game commission; Soulhwasti North Umpqua reservoirs fair; lower Umpqua remained muddy; Chi nook angling in Rogue In Grants Pais to Gallce area should im prove If water clears: lower I Rogue good. MEDFORDtgWTRIBUNB r -. TENNIS PRO HERE MONDAY - Andres Gimcno, above, from Barcelona, Spain is one of four players who will appear in Medford on Monday, May fessional Tennis. The scries is now in the playoff stage and Gimcno is contending with Earl Buchholz for third place. Winner between the two in the playoff will get $20,000 and the loser $15,000. Gimeno was the Spanish national singles champion in 1957 and 1959 after being runncrup in 1955 and 1956. He won several international titles in 1960, in cluding1 a share of the U.S. Indoor Doubles. In Davis Cup play for Spain, he won most of his matches. He signed as a pro in July 1960 and was an immediate sensation. Gimeno finished second to Pancho Gonzales in the 1961 World Series. Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall will be opponents in the fea ture match on Monday and the action is slated to open at 7:30 p.m. in the Hcdrick Junior high gymnasium. They are playing for the $35,000 first place purse. Tickets may be bought at Lamport's Sporting store, Purucker's Piano house Koufax Records Fifth Win; Beats Phils Without Walks United Press International Sandy Koufax exposed one of baseball's oldest myths to day by proving a pitcher doesn't necessarily have to take his lumps the next time out after a no-hitter. Down through the years rel atively few major league pitchers have managed to go the distance in their next League Leaders Unllrd PrpsTTnTcruatlona AMEI1K AN LKAGDE Player & Club G. AU R. II. Prt. Waancr. L.A. 34 131 20 47 .350 Causcv. KC .. 24 97 13 34 .351 Schilling. Bos. 28 117 1!) 40 342 maizonc, nos iu4. lie Robinson. Chi 30 113 10 37 .327 Boycr NY... 28 110 IS 3S .327 Allls'n. Minn. 31 110 10 3.1 .318 Mantle. N Y. 10 60 1.1 21 .318 Kallnc. Dct. 30 120 21 38 .317 Yastzski. Bos. 28 109 18 34 .312 NATIONAL LEAGUE COV'CTn. Phil 26 S3 18 30 F. Alou. S F. 32 131 27 44 rainy, l.a. 33 iiu Groat. St L. 33 142 21 Edwards, cm. 2U 1)8 0 32 CODeda. S F. 34 132 22 Ballcy. ST.. 22 56 12 18 iwoon, L.A. X4 OS IS II Hunl. N Y 26 03 II 20 Demeler. Phil 20 107 17 33 Temple, tious. 2B lua 8 32 Home Runs American League wagncr. An gels 8; Nicholson, While Sox 8; Tresh. Yanka: Hinton. Senatnra; Osborne, Senators; Powell. Orioles: Gentile. Orioles, and Stuart, Red Sox. all 7. National Leasup Aaron, uravea II: Covlnaton. Phils 8: F. Alou. Glanta 7: Ccpeda, Gianta 7; lour piayera iieo wun d. Runs Ratted In American 1.(1 in t Nicholson, White Sox 20; Robinson. White Sox; Wagner, Angels and Stuart. Red Sox. all 34; Allison. Twins 23. National League Fairly, Dodg ers 20; Covington, Phils 27; Robin son. Reds 26; F. Alou, Gianta 26; White, Carda 25; Aaron, Braves 25. Pitching American League Fischer. Alh lellca 5-0: Stock. Orioles: More- head. Red Sox; Plrarro. White Sox. and Pappas. Orioles, all 30. national League u ucn. i.iama 4-0: MacKcnzie. Mela 3-0; Maloncy. Reds: Kotilax. Dodgers: Pcrranos- kl. Dodgers and Simmons, Cards, all 3-1. Loop Size Question Still Up in Air Scattlo-WPp-Dclcgfitcs from six Western Hockey league clubs continued their annual meeting here today with the question of whether the loop would be reduced to six teams still up in the air. Delegates from Calgary and Edmonton Wednesday held a quick caucus and then pulled out of the sessions. Tlicy de parted after getting permis sion to postpone a final de cision until May 31 whether thrv will operate next season The return of Spokane next season seemed virtually as sured when, after nearly scv en hours of debate, the direc tors approved a financial equalization plan. No details were revealed but the plan replaces the con troversial 20 per cent pool that was voted out earlier in the day. The new plan also is aimed at helping those cluhj which experienced financial troubles last season. Robert Breilbard, San Di ego sportsman, attended the morning session and made formal application for league franchise. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON 20, in the World Scries of Pro Goods sioie, Barker's Men's and Central Point pharmacy. game following a no-hit per formance. Koufax, who hurled a no hitter against the San Fran cisco Giants last Saturday night, not only went nine in nings Wednesday night but did better than that, going 12 while leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 3-2 extra-inning triumph over the Philadelphia Phillies. The southpaw fastballer gave up 11 hits but struck out 12 and did not walk a man. It was only the second time in his major league career that he did not give up a walk during an entire game. Ron Fairly provided Kou fax with his fifth victory by singling home Jim Gilliam from second base in the bot tom of the 12th. Reliever Johnny Klippstein had retired 14 straight batters before Gilliam singled in the 12th and moved up to second base on Bob Oldis' passed ball. Braves Down Cardinals Elsewhere in the National league, the Milwaukee Braves defeated the St. Louis Cardi nals 9-3, the league-leading San Francisco Giants shaded the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3, the Cincinnati Reds crushed the Chicago Cubs 10-2, and the New York Mets snapped the Houston Colts' six-game win ning streak 7-4. Bob Hcndley of the Braves held the Cardinals hitlcss for 8 13 innings before Curt Flood tripled. The Milwaukee southpaw gave up two more hits in the ninth and settled for a three-hitter and his fourth victory. Denis Mcnke connected for his fourth hom er of the year off Curt Sim mons, who lost his first game after five straight victories. Held To Four Hits The Giants were limited to four hits by loser Don Card well and two Pirate relievers but rallied for four runs in the fifth to win. Cardwell, now 1-5, walked winning pitcher Juan Marchial (5-3) with the bases full in the fifth and hit Felipe Alou with a pitch to force in another run. An error by third baseman Bob Bailey on Willie Mays' hard smash produced two more runs. Frank Robinson and rookie Pete Rose each collected three hits to pace the Reds to their victory over the Cubs as Jim Maloncy won his first game of the season with help from Al Worthinglon. 1 BRILL METAL WORKS Com mtrc Induitritl Rsidtntiil Shttt Mtt.il Work Stain Uu Glvniitd and Coppor Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE 772-4440 Men's Best Ball In 2nd Round Men's best ball fioli tour nament at Rogue Valley Country club haj advanced to the second round and matches In the round are to be completed by May 26. Defending champions John Landers and Bob Lock wood moved ahead by default over Jack Six and Larry Horton. , First round losers dropped into the first flight for the second round. Mrs. Ed Milne and Warren Bayliss were low gross Sun day with a 40 in the three ball mixed six-some tourney at RVCC. Mrs. Helen Da vies and Fred Conrad had a 43. Mrs. C. A. Holmes and Miles Do ran were low net with a 33 Va and Mrs. Andy Weiant and Bob Morris were next with 34'i. Next mixed six-some event will be on June 2. Ed Simmons with a 74 was low gross in week end ball sweepstakes. Dr. N. J. Wilson and Carl Schmidt tied for low net with 71s. FIRST ROUND RESULTS: Dr. Ralph Thompsen and Ike Eisenstein dcf. Ed Gordon and Sam Battistone 2 up: Pat Soran and Mike Larson def. Andy Fenney and George Lewia 1 up; Dick Kline and Dick Knoll def. Charles anepnera e".a Tom TUDbs 2 up; RaV Lind'jlili and Don Hal rir Wayne Stumo and Wallv Aohinnn up. Ron Brenneman and Fred Cole man def. Austin Laymance and naroia uratneru a up; uick rtnch and Bob Schott def. Bruce Ham mond and Dave Lowry; Randell Gilford and Reedy Berg def. C. A. Holmes and John Sanford 3 and 1; Harry Millette and Carl Kellen bcrucr def. Ed Nichols and Milei Doran. John Landers and Bob Lock- wood won from Jack Six and Larry Horton by default; Russ Acheson and Ted Jantzer def. Jim Gill and Jerry Cottingham; Dr. Ted Sickela and Berg Marten def. Dr. Roland Mayer and Lewis Jan tzer 3 and 2; Carl Schmidt and E. K. Ricker def. Dutch Nulton and Bill Cox 2 and 1. Gordon Reeves and Ken Teeter dcf. Dom Casciato and Harry Wlthrow 1 up; Tony Cappello and Herb Lecnnig def. Bill Clark and Jim Dunlevy 3 and 4: Dick Fin- ncil and bod Ross won from Bud Wimbrclev and Dr. Jim Owens hv default; Bud Haupert and Ken Peterson def. Duke Anderson and Leo Vilarino, lflth. Southpaw Al Jackson scat tered nine hits and struck out six to post his fourth victory for the Mets in their game with the Colts. The Mets took advantage of three unearned runs to hand Ken Johnson his sixth defeat in seven deci sions. . LINESCORES: National League ' New York ...001 020 2207 13 I Houtson 000 010 003 4 0 t Jackson (4-31 and Coleman. Johnson. Kemmcrcr 6. McMahon f7i, Zachary (81, Woodeshick 18) and Bateman. Loser Johnson (1-6). HR Bateman. ClnclnnU ...104 003 11010 15 2 Chicago 000 110 000 2 7 0 Maloney, Worthlngton (6) and Pavletich, Hobble. Brewer (31, Toth 6I, Koonc; f8) and Bcrtell, Schader (71. Winner Maloney (5-11 Loter Hobble (1-41. HR Brock. Ittshursh ... 000 001 020 3 0 2 San Fran. ... 000 040 OOx 4 4 1 Cardwell. sisk 151, McBcan (7 and Pagliaroni. Marietta), Bolin (81 and E. Bailey. Winner Marlchal (3-3). Lrfjser laraweu ti-9). St. Louis 000 000 0033 3 2 Milwaukee 001 300 50x 9 7 2 Simmons, Fanok 16), BauUt (71 and Oliver. Hendley 14-2) and Torre. Loser Simmons (3-11. HR Menke. (1? Innings) Phila 0(10 010 001 ono 2 it n L A 001 010 000 0013 8 2 Short, Bnldschun (51, Klippstein (61 and Oldis. Kourax 15-1) and Roschoro. Loser Klippstein (1-21, FIRST in the hearts of his COUNTRYMEN join the MARINES For Full Information Todiy Visit tho Recruiter' Office in the Medford Post Office Sponsor) by Medford Mail Tribune UO Ducks Defend in FW Track University ol Oregon, Eu gene C 0 a c h Bill Bower man's powerful track team defends its Far West cham pionship Saturday at Pullman with traditional rival Oregon State looming as the Ducks most serious roadblock. The Webfoots will be after their JQth straight Tar West team title, having captured the championship every year since 1954, when they ended a three-year Washington State domination of the event, Oregon figures to regain the services of one standout performer for the Far West meet, but will have to do without mile star Keith For man, who just missed in his attempt to run under four minutes last week. Back in action after a three-week layoff because of a severe hamstring pull, will be javelin ace John Burns, with a best effort of 250 feet 1 inch this spring. Forman suffered a slight muscle pull in his heel while speeding to a 4:00.3 mile clocking last week. With' Forman in the lineup, the Webfoots rate a solid fa vorite in the championship meet, but without the steady distance standout in uniform, a close struggle is expeccd between the Ducks and Ore gon State. . Several event changes will be included on the champion ship program. The three-mile will be substituted for the two-mile and the 440-yard in termediate hurdles replaces the shorter 330-yard interme diate event. Oregon heads into the meet riding a five-meet winning streak and with dual tri umphs over Oregon State, Washington State and Wash ington on the record books this spring. 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