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MEDFORD MAIL, TrUBUflE. 'MEOFOHuToitECiOl , TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1363 f 1 n 10 A Rosewall, In Pro Tennis Matches Here Ken Rosewtll, acknowledg ed king of pro net competi tion, fattened hii margin here last night In the battle (or first place in the World Series of Prolessional Tennis. Earl Buchholz narrowed his deficit In the playoff for third money. Rotewall thumped fellow ! Australian Rod Laver. 8-3, before an enthusiastic and re ceptive but disappointingly small audience at Hedrock Junior high gymnasium. Buch holz, United States partici pant on the tour, downed An- : dres Gimeno, of Spain, 11-0, In a nip and tuck encounter. , Victory here before some , 300 spectators gave Rosewall Medford Eighth After 1st 18 Holes Of Golf Tourney Portland-ITO-South Eugene grabbed a five-stroke lead as the two-day, 36-hole Oregon high school golf tournament aot under way Monday The Eugene school's four man team ot Dave Hamaker. John Plnkstaff, Bob Pennle and John Larson fired an 18- Auto Races Slated at White City ' Jalopy auto racing is slat- - ed to commence next month ' at the Medford speedway lo cated at White City. The races, sponsored by Southern. Oregon Timing as sociation, tentatively are scheduled to begin on Sun , day, June 18. A slate of some six or more races Is planned for the summer months, ac cording to track officials. Numberous improvements are being made to the track to provide better races for contestants and spectators alike. - A point system Is being set up for the drivers this year. Those who amass the greatest . number ot points in driving competition will win cash ; awards at the conclusion of the summer races. . ' Masting Thursday 1 : Officials noted that at this ' time they plan on having only : events for the stock car la i lopy type of entrant. These , older models will also come -: under rule whereby they . can be purchased for $99 at the conclusion of any race day.', i Track officials have ached- tiled a meeting for all per- tons interested in this type of racing. It will be held at 8 p.m. this Thursday, May 23, in the social hall of the Med ford YMCA. Information will be given out and discussions will be held on rules, point : system, schedules and , other related business. Additional Inlormi tion ' about the racing program may be had by writing Medford Bpeedway, in care of South ern Oregon Timing associa tion, P. O. 1381, Medford, Oregon. ' Johnson, Paitrano Schedul Further Lai Vegas Workouts ' Las Vegas, Nev. -flJTD- Fur ther workouts were scheduled today by defending world light heavyweight champion Harold - Johnson and chal lenger Willie Pastrano. The boxers were scheduled to meet June 1 In a nationally televised title bout. Johnson Monday , sparred three rounds with Tommy Merrill ot Camden, N.J. He Impressed onlookers with punches that rocked Merrill. Pastrano went three rounds with Jimmy Callcutt, a wel- ; terwelght, during which the 1 challenger concentrated on speed. 17-Year-Old Collapses And Dies Mysteriously On Football Field Miami -OIPII- A tall high school Junior who had Just made the first string collapsed and died Monday on the foot ball field. Robert Kirby, 17, had Just run out from his left end po sition on the second play of a - scrimmage and ran 20 yards downfleld when he stopped, according to Miami Senior , High Coach Vince Schacfer. Schaeter said he and anoth er aslstant coach. Bob Carl ton, tried to talk to the felled youth but "there was no re sponse. We turned him over and he was blue then." TO ATTEND OBU Roseburg - (WD - Roseburg ' High school all-state football players Paul Brothers and Doug John announced Mon day that they will enroll at ; , Oregon State next fall. Broth-! era Is t quarterback and John I Is a Ucklt. I TUESDAY. MAY 21. 19E3 Buchholz a 10 to 4 edge in the playoff for the $33,000 top prize. It assured him of no less than a tie in the scheduled 20-match scries. He needs only one more match to clinch the play off. Doubles Played Buchholz' verdict last night cut Glmeno's third place run off gap to just two games, 8 to 6. In the doubles match in which no prize was at stake Rosewall and Buchholz down ed Gimeno and Laver, 8-3. Rosewall had almost com plete command against Laver, who appeared tired from his first tour as a prolessional. hole total score of 303. Sea side gained second place with 310. Other schools were Pendle ton in third place with 312 Corvallls with 313, Sunset with 314, Cleveland and Lake Oswego with 315s, Medford with 317, North Salem with 326, Marshfield with 328, Grant with 329, Reynolds with 331. Grants Pass with 332, Prineville with 3S1 and Parkrose with 354. Five players shot one-un- dcr- par 73s to tie for the individual lead. They were Hamaer, Bill McRae of Pendleton, David. Douglas, John Krogh and Carvel Nel son and Guy Gordon of Sun set. Rich Knight of Medford was only one stroke off the pace with 38-38 for 74. Other Medford scores were Doug Olson 38-38-78; Mike Miller 37-44-81; and Tom Clark 41-43-88. Wheeler Defeats, Jay Allen John Wheeler Logging de feated Jay Allen 8 to 1 in a Jackson County Softball as sociation game last night. The other scheduled game, between Southern Oregon Dry Kiln and Tru Mix, wbs post poned because of rain and wet grounds. Vern Collins and Milan Kurtz combined for Wheeler to limit Jay Allen to one hit. Jim Relneholt went all the way for Jay Allen, giving up 11 hits. : Wheeler capitalized on six Jay Allen errors to boost its run total. Bill Weddle had three hits for the loggers and Jack Burns two. The linescore: Wheeler 300 003 S it 0 Jay Allen loo 00 oi l e Colllni, Kurtz (3) and Munyon; Relneholl and Orr, Lower Rogue, Diamond Lake Angling to Open Portland - Oregon anglers are reminded that on Satur day, May 25, the high lakes in the Cascade and Paulina mountains will open to gen eral trout angling. Also open ing on that date will be all streams In the coastal zone from St. Helens on the Co lumbia to the California bor der (including Rogue River). Popular areas opening up for anglers include produc tive East and Paulina lakes in the Paulina mountains; Dia mond lake in the Umpqua headwaters; South and North Twin lakes, Big Lava, Sparks and Elk lakes, all In the Deschutes basin; Timothy lake at the head of the Clackamas; and Clear lake to the east of Mt. Hood. All of the lakes in the high mountain lake basins will be open to anglers, but undoubt edly many of these will re quire a trek over trails still covered with snow. Popular and productive lake basins In clude the Mountain Lakes Wild Area In the Klamath country: the Rogue headwa ten including the Seven lakes basin, the Sky lakes and the Cloud lake group; the Taylor Burn country to the north of Waldo lake; the Mink lake basin with closest access over trails out ot Elk lake; the Marlon lakes In the Mt. Jef ferson area; and the Olallie lake basin between Mt. Jef ferson and Mt. Hood. al Triumph The veteran pro broke Layer's service three times in each of the sets. Laver could not consistently match Rosewall's well-placed chops and slices He controlled the action with steady, sure play. Laver perked up and was a bit sharper in the second set in which he started right by busting Rosewall's service. But the pro king fought back to take the second game of the set on Layer's service. In the middle part of the second set, Rocket Rod, with his left- handed shots, seemed to get at Rosewall's backhand a bit. There were three deuce games and a good recovery and fine kill by Laver before victory was tucked away for the se ries leader. Several good rallies pleased the crowd. Only Service Break The only service break of the entire 20-game Buchholz Gimeno set won the engage ment for the Yank. The two battled back and forth through 18 games each win ning h I s service. Buchholz then went on top 10 to 9. With the count 30-40 and Gimeno serving in the 20th game, a Gimeno shot went into the net to end the match. Despite his set loss Gimeno won two love games. The Spaniard displayed a sizzling first serve which gain ed him points when it was good. But double faults hurt him. Buchholz came up with some spectacular returns, was able to place his shots better r.d was a bit stronger at the net. The doubles saw a number of b 1 a z I n g rallies which brought exuberant applause. Calm demeanor displayed by the Australians was in con trast to the temper flashes of the American and Spaniard. The world series is spon sored by the International Professional Players associa tion. It was brought here by Jose Corona, pro at Rogue Valley Country club. The series moves to Eugene tonight for the last of four appearances in Oregon. Butte Falls To Play Wasco County Friday By United Press International Hillsboro, one ot the favor ites for the state class A-l baseball title, met Lake Oswe go this afternoon in a playoff game. Hillsboro represent District 3 and Lake Oswego District 4. Other playoff games in class A-l this week are sched uled Friday. Pendleton meets North Salem at Salem, South Eugene will be at Medford and Madison of Portland will be at Silverton or Reynolds. Class A 2 quarterfinal games have Seaside at Yam hill - Carlton Wednesday; Reedsport at Bandon on Fri day; McKenzie at Myrtle Creek on Wednesday, and Vale at Scrra. In class B, Knappa was at Jefferson today, Crow is ,at Yoncalla Wednesday; Butte Falls is at Wasco County Fri day, and Prairie City was at Adrian today. Oregon State Edges Huskies Seattle -(OTP- Run-producing singles by Veeter South and Dave Hayward in the fourth inning gave Oregon State 2-1 Northern Division base ball win over Washington Monday. Oregon State now Is 8-2 and Oregon 8-3 in league ac tion. The Northern Division winner Is scheduled to meet Southern California May 31- June 1 In a best-of-three series on the northern team's home field for an NCAA tourney berth. Cecil Ira of Oregon State had 10 strikeouts and allow, ed only four hits, a perform. a nee matched by Jake Kupp of the losers. ASSIGNED TO DENVER Milwaukee - lUPH - Joseph Clsterna, a 20-year-old right-1 handed pitched signed by the Milwaukee Braves Monday, has been assigned to Denver of the Pacific Coast league. I BASKETBALL TOURNEY Milwaukee - IUPI) - The first round of the second annual Milwaukee Classic Basketball tournament Dec. 27 will match defending champion Wisconsin against Dartmouth and Marquette against Geor gia Tech. S3 FISHERMEN'S SUPPLIES HUBBARD BROS. SALE ENDS MAY 25th OCC NET CHAMPIONS - Southern Ore gon's tennis team won the Oregon Colle giate conference title Saturday. Dick Blacksmith was singles champion and teamed with Ken Stevenson for the doubles laurels. Team honors went to SOC on a MEDF0nDei1WrRIBUN Indianapolis Starting Lineup Too Big Indianapolis, Ind.-WPD-The rookie who turned in 146.687. problem at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway today and for the rest of the week, was how to put 40 cars in a start ing lineup for the 500-mile race where there is room for only 15. A partial answer calls for bumping for qualifying faster than the slowest cars to make the field last week end. While mechanics work to get a few miles an hour more out of their cars, drivers were keep ing one eye open for another ride if their car is bumped or fails to qualify. The fast boys including pole sitter Parnelli Jones who qual ified at a record 151.153 m.p.h., can run fuel and tire tests at their leisure. Eighteen cars have quali fied but high winds both days kept the speeds for the 10 mile .springs down at least two or three miles an hour from the expected 152-plus speeds. Low man on the chart is Mexico a Pedro Rodriguez, a Tri-Cify Leads In Games, Bears In Points By United Press International Tri-City moved out front by a half game in the Northwest League race Monday night, but still trails the Yakima Bears In percentage points. Or to reverse it Yakima leads by 12 percentage points, but is half a game back. This situation developed when Tri-City defeated Eu gene 11-3 while Yakima was idle. Trl-Clty combined nine hits with 13 walks by four Eugene pitchers to give Eu gene pitchers to give Eugene us eigntn consecutive loss. In the only other league name ivionciay night, Bill Kalmes pitched a five-hitter as Salem defeated Lewiston o-t. CHARGERS SIGN TWO San Diego, Calif. rtrpn Of fensive guards Sam Dcluca and Pat Shea have signed 1963 contracts with the San Diego Chargers, the American Football League club an nounced today. BASS SIGNS Los Angeles -JUPIu Halfback Dick Bass, one of the few bright spots for the Los An geles Rams In 1962. today signed a two-year contract with the national football league club. Specify LININGER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGCN ., - - . t f Problem: With good weather the slow est car to make the felld should have to turn over 147. He has indicated he may take a tour of the 2 '4-mile oval in a standard Offen hauser this week in case he is bumped and can get in an other car. He qualified in the 6-cylinder Aston-Martin pow ered Cooper. Belinsky Goes To Bullpen May Go Farther Cleveland -fflPD- Bo Belin sky has been sent to the bull pen and the Los Angeles An gels aie talking about sending him on another trip-to the Cleveland Indians. The Indians are looking for another left handed pitcher and they'll take the 26-year-old Belinsky even with his dis appointing 1-7 record, his in flated 6.43 earned run average and his fondness for the bright lights. Only hitch up to now is which players the Angels would get in return and among the posisbilities are infielder Mike De La Hoz, pitcher Jerry Walker and util ity man Gene Green. Manager Bill Rigney of the Angels and Cleveland Mana ger Birdie Tebbetts huddled for some time before Monday night's game and although neither revealed the nature of their conversation, it was known to have centered around Belinsky. Rigney has another appoint ment today with Cleveland General Manager Gabe Paul, who told General Manager Fred Haney of the Angels last season, "If you ever get tired of Belinsky, I wish you'd give us first crack." Shaw Speaker For SM Dinner George Shaw, professional football quarterback and ex University of Oregon star, will be the main speaker on Tuesday. May 28, at the St. Mary's High school athletic dinner. Shaw has been with the Baltimore Colts, the New York Giants, the Minnesota Vikings and the Denver Bron cos in pro ball. The dinner will be at 7 p.m. at Rogue Valley Country club. Awards will be made in track, basketball, golf and tennis. For . . . total of 13 points. Kneeling, from left, are John Popplewell, Dick Blacksmith and Ken Mitchell. Standing, left to right, are Jim Blacksmith, Stevenson, Coach Alex Pete.--son and Dick Newman. RR, SM Get 6 Spots in State Tilt Champion Rogue River high and St. Mary's led Rogue league schools in the District 6 A-2 Saturday in qualifying athletes for the state meet this Friday and Saturday at Cor vallis. Rogue River placed three men in three events and St. Mary's six in six contests. Eagle Point has one man in three spots. Phoenix and Lakeview each two in two and Henley a relay team. Qualifiers were: Rogue River Don Salver in the high hurdles, low hurdlei and pole vault; Jack Salter in the mile and half-mile and Chrii Jones in the 100 and 220-yard dashes. St. Mary's Tim Sakralda tn the broad jump; Jim Webb in the 100 and 220; Jim Calhoun In the javelin; Jim Reverman in 440 and Pete Naumes. Tom Darland, Webb and Sakraida In the relay. Eagle Point Sam Charters In the broad jump, high hurdles and low hurdles. Phoenix Jon Granby in the shot put and Rick Richey in the javelin. Lakeview Fred, Baldwin in the high Jump. Henley Hale. Berry, Fisher, Dixon in the relay. Talent-Phoenix Boys Can Play On Ashland 9 Ashland - Boys living in the Talent-Phoenix area will have the opportunity, along with Ashland area youths of joining the Ashland American Legion junior baseball squad. The Ashland team, spon sored by Guy Applewhite post, will contend in the south ern division of Area 4 with Grants Pass, Central Point, Medford, Klamath Falls Hawks, Klamath Falls Fal cons and Tri-City. , Ashland will open its sea son on Memorial day at home against Tri-City which will have players from Merrill, Malin and Tule Lake com munities. Bill Leybold will coach the team and Carol Anderson will be manager. Home games will be at the high school field. Two non-league tussles will be played at the Jackson county fairgrounds ball park and one at Memorial field, White City. Boys born on or after Sept. 1, 1944 are eligible for Legion ball this year. To play In Ore gon they must have resided in Oregon sinch March 1 this year. Tommy Lee Signs To Play With Ottawa Salem -HUT - Tommy Lee, four-year letterman quarter back at Willamette, has sign ed a contract to play with Ottawa of the Canadian Foot ball League, Coach Ted Og dahl said today. Lee, from Honolulu, was an all-Northwest Conference se lection last year. Home Improvements Driveways Sidewalks Patios CALL 773-7555 for FREE ESTIMATES Orioles Blank Tigers; Colts Get 2-0 Win Over Pirates By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Writer They've taken the "kid prodigy" label 'off pitcher Milt Pappas of (he Baltimore Orioles because this year he's become a man. Immaturity of outlook has been the only rap against the 8-foot-3, 200-pound right-hander from Detroit, Mich., since he startled American league hitters with his pitching savvy as a 19-year-old rookie in 1938. Pappas compiled a 65-49 record from 1958 through 1962 but he still was regarded as a "problem child." But so far this season all the problems are being en countered by rival hitteu. Paopas turned in his second shutout and his fourth straight victory of the season Monday night in a 6-0 win over the Detroit Tigers that enabled the Orioles to move into a first-place tie with the Chi cago White Sox. Pappas al lowed only one run in each of his other two victories, has struck out 26 batters while walking only nine and has a 1.17 earned run average. Pleasingly Cocky Known In the trade as "pleasingly cock y," Pappas has been tabbed for stardom since he vaulted into the ma jors virtually direct from American Legion ball. Only four pitchers have won more big league games at his age and his shutout Monday night set a club record of 14 for a career. The Orioles backed his five- hit pitching with a salvo of four home runs that produced all their runs and dealt Phil Regan his fifth loss against two victories. Jim Gentile and Jerry Adair hit solo homers and Jackie Brandt and John Powell each slammed one with a man on base. The Orioles have won six of their last seven games dur ing which Baltimore pitchers have allowed a total of 11 runs and 33 hits. The White Sox nipped the Washington Senators, 5-4. The Minnesota Twins knocked the Boston Red Sox out of first place with a 6-5 triumph and the Cleveland Indians downed the Los Angeles Angels, 7-5, in other AL games. Colls Beat Pirates Dick Drott pitched a five- hitter as the Houston Colts defeated the Pittsburgh Pi rates, 2-0, in the only National league action. The White Sox overcame an early 3-1 lead held by Tom Cheney and snapped a 3-3 tie in the sixth inning when Floyd Robinson singled, Joe Cun ningham doubled and both scored on sacrifice flies by Dave Nicholson and pinch-hitter Charlie Maxwell. Eddie Fisher went 5V4 innings for his third victory although he needed the late-inning relief help of Frank Baumann and THE DEPENDABLE!! BUILT BY DODGE ! I SOME PEOPLE WON'T BUY THIS Either ol these Dodge converlioles is a smart buy. 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Camilo Pascual was tsffced for five runs and seven hits in 6V3 innings but gained credit for nis linn win. tan Wilson suffered his third loss. Wagner Blasts Two Leon Wagner drove in all five Los Angeles runs with his 12th and 13th homers of the season but homers by Willie Kirkland and Tito Francona plus a two-run double by Johnny Romano enabled Cleveland's Jack Kralick to win his second game. Fralick was kayoed by Wagner's three-run ninth inning homer -the 100th homer of his career -and Gary Bell closed out the game. Drott pitched his first com plete game since June 14, 1959, walking two, striking out seven and permitting only two Pirates to advance to third. Johnny Temple, who ran his hitting streak to eight games, tripled in the first Houston run and a sacrifice, fly by John Bateman deliver ed the other. Don Cardwell dropped his sixth decision against one victory. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 100 022 000 S 8 1 Washington 010 200 1004 9 1 Fisher, Baumann (6), Brosnan (71 and Martin. Cheney, Kline (8) Veteran Oregon Baseball Coach Kirsch To Be Honored Monday Eugene-flJPI-Veteran Oregon baseball coach Don Kirsch will be honored next Monday night. Kirsch, head baseball coach at Oregon for 16 years, is scheduled to be given a night prior to an exhibition game between Oregon and Northwest League Eugene Emeralds at the Emeralds' home Bethel Park here. , The Lane County Baseball Association is sponsoring the night. Ernie Davis Lies In State at Elmira Elmira, N.Y.-WPD-The body of this city's greatest sports hero, halfback Ernie Davis, lay in state today in the com munity gymnasium where he got' his athletic start. City officials expected thou sands of persons to pay their respects to the 23 -year -old All American who died Sat urday of acute leukemia. Among the mourners of the Cleveland Browns football club for which Davis never got to play under an $80,000 contract. " -IIP ...THEY'LL BUY THIS ONE and Retzer- Winner Fisher 13.SI Loser Cheney (4-4). HR King! 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