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2 B Cheney Studs Slate Falcons on Sunday At Klamath Falls Central Point - Southern division ot Area 4 American Legion Junior baseball season will get under wBy Sunday with a doubleheadcr. rvnfral Point's Cheney Studs will oppose the Klam ath Falls Falcons at Klam ath Falls. Opening game will be at 1:30 p.m. Only the first game will Suspensions Meted Three Wrestlers tl. Mulford Blata Athletic commission, which controls wrestling hera, has suspanaaa At - utu.. for iailura to appear for their scheduled matchat at tha Micuoro wrm ory Thursday night. They ara JacJc Dalton, Jim Dalton and Soldat Gorky. Other commissions in Ore gon are almost cartain to fol low suit and the National Wrestling Alliance, of which most commissions in larger cities are members, will prob ably take action. NOTHING HEARD Nothing had bean heard from tha three wrestlers this morning and It was still un known why they failed to ap pear. Jack Dalton had bean con tacted Wednesday night when he was informed that ha had a fast gun draw match with Georga Flanagan Jr. of Med ford and ha said at that time that ha would come prepared. Tha card was delayed some 20 minutes while awaiting tha rrlral of tha wrestlers. Then Andre Drapp and Calallna George Drue, who were not scheduled to wrestle each oth er, went into tha ting for a ene-fsll match, with everyone hoping the missing matman would show up before the first match was over. FANS UNEASY Drapp spilled Drake with a shoulder stand after about 15 minutes In a good bout but tha spectators didn't warm up to it, showing their uneasiness Hit mlsslna lhrww. When they were still miss In, bIIav th Drinn Drake match, the customers were told to line up at tha ticket window and admission prices ware refunded. 24-HOUR EMERGENCY ROAD SERVICE WRECKERS RADIO DISPATCHED FREE FISHING WORMS! FRIDAY and SATURDAY WITH Standard Oil Products From selected reserves, Gooderham &Worta, Ltd., a famous old distillery name, produces G&W PRIVATE STOCK "The Bourbon of the Year." TASTE IT and COMPARE IT. it Ql. inuNaT sootaoa FRIDAY. MAY 24, 1SS3 count in the standings. It is set for seven Innings. Coach Bill Askwith has list ed the squad from wnicn me Studs lineup will be picked. ua ho, nnrrvl Snmmerfield and Dave Twidcl, catchers; Wayne Clay, urry r-epper, T ...u Mnnn Rnh CorliM and Neal Ellis, pitchers; Willie Jones and Bob Stron, nrsi base; Mike Glines, second hotv J Jill Alvarez. ahortstoD: Pat Pepper and Mike Anhorn, third base; Corliss ana oiron, rtoht firlrl- Twldell and Neil Rivenburg, center field, and Corliss or Dan uesaro, leit field. Ellis To Join Ellis is to Join the team aft er Butte Falls high completes 14a tfll nrMI nlnvnff action. Askwith indicated that Twid- ell will get the center neia duty this week end. Riven burg is available for only part-time service . With exception of Corliss, frnm Fairlp Point, and Ellis. the Studs squad members are from Crater high. The Studs will play Grants Pass in a Memorial day non- counter. A non-league doubleheader has been added to the Central Point slate on June 2. The Studs will oppose Roseburg at White City. Kplth .Tnhnnon l assisting with the coaching until he leaves for summer school. Cepeda Sues Look Magazine San Francisco - IUPD - First baseman Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants filed $1 million libel suit against Look magazine Thursday, charging he was "defamed." The suit was tiled In su perior court by attorney Marvin Lewis and asks tor $300,000 general damages snd 1500,000 as extempiBry or punitive damages. The article, written by Look Sporta Editor Tim Cohane, said Cepeda was not a team man, Jealous ot Willie Mays, and was on the trading block. "Cepeda is a very sensitive man," said Lewis. "What the article said and what it Im plied Is not the truth." Lewis also said that the article has affected Cepeda's batting. But Cepeda is the leading hitter on the Giants with a .318 average. DESERT SERVICE Crater Lake Hwy. Phone 779-1888 GAS FILL aV Jm Pii Pint awtur. at now. momjmau wun Yanks Lead In Walker Cup Golf Turnberry, Scotland - (WD - The United States got off to a 2 to 1 lead over Britain in the Walker Cup Golf champion ship today when the Charlie Coe-Deane Beman and Labron Harris Jr. - Downing Gray teams won their opening four somes matches. Coe and Beman easily de feated Michael Lunt of Eng land and David Sheahan ot Ireland, 3 and 3; and Harris and Gray beat Joe Carr of Ireland and Charles Green of Scotland, 2 up, in high winds and intermittent rain. Britain scored its only point In the morning 18-hole four somes competition when Mike Bonallack of England and Stiart Murray of Scotland beat Billy Joe Patton, Morgan ton, N.C., and Dick Sikes, Springdale, Ark., 4 and 3. The other foursomes match in which Bog Gardner, Essex Fells, N.J., and Dr. Edgar Updegraff, Tucson, Ariz., played David Madeley of Ire land and Ronnie Shade of Scotland ended in a tie. Under Walker Cup rules, a halved match is not played to an extra-hole decision and is not counted in the final scoring. Rossetto, Hughes on Star Team Portland - (UPD - Portland State, Linfield and Lewis and Clark each placed three men on the NAIA District 2 all- star baseball team announced today. Portland Stale, the Oregon Collegiate Conference cham pion, placed pitcher Gordon Reise, catcher Bob Stamsos and second baseman Bob Jones. Northwest Con f e r e n c e champion Linfield was repre sented by pitcher Tom Younk er, first baseman Jim Sands- ness and shortstop Bob Paffa lo. Lewis and Clark placed pitcher Ray Warren, catcher Dave Saks and third baseman Mickey Hergert. Others on the lS-man team were first baseman Bob Marrs of Oregon College of Educa tion, utility lnflelder Al Uye matsu and outfielder Ken Al corn ot Pacific, outfielders Damien Rossetto and Dave Hughes of Southern Oregon and outfielder Jan Lockman of Willamette. Jack Nicklaus Knots With 7 Memphis. Tenn.- IUPD -Jack Nicklaus, thanks to the first hole-in-one of his nrnfpsftlnnnl career, shared the lead with seven other golfers entering today's second round of the Memphis Open tournament. His 183-yard ace, the second in six years of Memphis Open history and the aeason's ninth tor tne PGA, came on the par 3 third green of the rolling Colonial Country Club course. smashed with a six iron, the ball slapped onto the right of the green, twisted shnmlv to the left about six feet, and msappcared as a gallery of several hundred cheered. Nicklaus carded a R7 tn share the lead wilh home town favorite Cary Middle coff, Jerry Edwards, Buster CuDil. Fred Hawkins Dirt Mayer, John Pott and Tony VWURBON- uo, notin. hl J, V- J I j 1 ! ' ,f IF s i 1 1 f ,. M,; TWO YOUNGSTERS - Maria Minkoff, who is 2 years old, has to look up to Patrie of Cuchulainn, who's only 19 months old. Maria was attending the Mississippi Valley Kennel club show at St. Louis, when she spotted Patric, an Irish wolf hound, who although still a pup, stands more than seven feet tall on his hind legs. (UPD SIPdDIffiTS Red Raiders Defend In NAIA District Ashland - Southern Oregon college's Red Raiders headed for Salem today to defend their NAIA track and field championship. The meet is set for Saturday at McCulloch stadium. Raider Coach Dan Bulkley said that every member of the team who placed in last week end s Oregon Collegiate conference meet here would contend in the Salem event. Piersall Joins Mets St. Louis (UPD Jimmy Pier sall makes the switch from the American league to the National League's New York Mets tonight with a promise to his new teammates that he "learns fast" and still has "a lot of good baseball in me." The fiery, 33-year-old for mer Boston, Cleveland and Washington outfielder was sold to the Mets Thursday in what was understood to have been part payment for New York's release of Gil Hodges to become manager of the Senators. He's due here before the Mets' game with the St. Louis Cardinals tonight and is ex pected to start in center field for manager Casey Stengel's cellar club. "I'd been expecting some thing," said Piersall when the deal was announced. "It's baseball, you come and you go. You do your best and try to stay in shape. I'm in shape and feel I've got a lot of base ball to play." I j.ry Concrete 4 TRU-MIX A CONCRETE U adds Q Beauty Jj Livability $ 5 ,nd fl p Value 5 5 to your home ? m 5 Division af CSC Concrttt Sttal Cartwratia McUrUMD MAIL IHlBOMi. MbUrOHl), UHUCN ' Jlx c m. v. 1 -A V SOC is expected to battle It out with Lewis and Clark and Portland Slate for the NAIA toga. Five seniors form the back bone of the potent Southern Oregon squad. They are Fred Thomas, Doyle Bransom, Ken Coffman, Terry Boatman and Dave Graham. Bill White, a sophomore, and Mike Hanby, a junior, are a pair who give the Raiders extra push. Coaches of the schools will select 10 men from the district meet to attend the NAIA na tional meet on June 1 and 2 at Sioux Falls, S.D. Four SOC men are contend ing in the district tennis meet today and Saturday. Dick and Jim Blacksmith are entered in singles. Ken Stevenson has teamed with Dick and John Popplewell with Jim in dou bles. In the golf meet at Illah.ee course near Salem today Dan Richardson, John Buck, Ron Gctchell, Jerry Hull and Bill Gilmer were entrants from SOC. PUNG. WRIGHT LEAD Dallas - (UPD - Jackie Pung, playing her first competitive golf since suffering a whip lash injury in an auto crash in February, swung alongside favorite Mickey Wright in front of the Dallas Civitan Women's Open tournament field. The 41-year-old Halwaii. an-born Mrs. Pung and the 28-year-old Miss Wright, carried three-stroke leads into the sec ond round after clipping four strokes off par with their 67s Thursday over the Glen Lakes Country Club course. i I rs Equipment 1 mm a 1 1 iww m a 1 ; II If i M A Maids Play Eugene Nine Saturday Whit Cify-Tha Rogut Val ley Dairy Maids home opener in tha Northwest Woman's Major Softball league is slat ed her Saturday night. Tha Maids will play Eugene McCulloch Chain Saw. Game time is 7:30 p.m. This will b tha first of two-gama weak and series. Tha second scuffle is sat for 1:30 p.m. Sunday. It will be tha second weak and of action for tha Dairy Maids. Thay aim to gat on tha winning trail aflar dropping two to tha Err Lind Florists last weak and. Veteran Drivers Move Into High Speed Brackets Indianapolis -(UPD- With one more full day of practice left before the final week end of time trials for the Memorial Day 500-mile auto race, veter an drivers who have not yet qualified are moving into the speed brackets believed neces sary to make the 33-car field. Although some of the top performances in Thursday's heavy traffic at the Speedway were by drivers who already have put their cars In the starting lineup, several of the drivers still seekine berths had laps in the 149-150 m.p.h bracket. The first good weather in almost one week had some 40 cars put on the track during the almost windless day. Pamela Jones, who set a new track record last week when he won the pole position for the second year in a row, turned in the day's best per formance with eight laps at an unofficial 151 m.p.h. or bet ter. His top speed on the elec tric eye timer was 151.976 m.p.h. Bobby Grim of Indianapo lis, looking for a starting berth, was second to Jones in the speed department Thurs day with an unofficial clock ing of 151.7 m.p.h. Others waiting to qualify who were in the upper brack ets Thursday included Dick Rathmann, Roselle, 111.; Bob by Unser, Albuquerque, N.M.; Bud Tingelstad, Dayton, Ohio: Lloyd Ruby, Wichita Falls, Tex.; Eddie Johnson, Cuyaho ga Falls, Ohio; and Jimmy Daywalt, Indianapolis. fv4 HEY DADIn SPONSOR YOUR BOY IN THE DODGE "KING OF SWAT" COMPETITION (FOR GRADE SCHOOL BOYS 6 THROUGH 11 YEARS OF AGE) Batter Up . . . Friday's Contest Indl iunt Ith High School Coaches Fred Spiagalbtrg and Frank Roalandt, official judges PARSONS MOTOR CO. 315 East 5th UO, Oregon Crews Go To Modesto, Calif. (UPD The greatest collection of track and field stars of the young 1963 season are gather ing here for the 22nd running of the California relays Satur day. But as powerful as all the athletes were, the spotlight was centered on the mile race, featuring Peter Snell of New Zealand and Jim Beatty of United States, plus Bobby Sea man, Cary Weisiger and Jim Grelle - all sub-four minute milers. Speculation There was some speculation that the world mark of 3:54.4, now held by Snell, would fall -and by a full second or more. The track is fast and the fore cast is for good weather. This event is set for 7:45 p.m. and will be televised na tionally. But there are other great sports figures entered, too. .The top relay teams in the country also will swing into action. They are Southern Illi nois, Oregon, Stanford, Texas Southern, Oregon State, San Jose State, Southern Califor nia, Florida, A As M Athletic club and California. Modesto, Calif. - IUPD - The 22nd annual California Re lays lure the cream of Oregon State and Oregon trackmen Saturday night. The Beavers have entered a 17-man contingent, including four who will make an assault on the world two-mile relay record of 7:19.4. Jan Under wood, Jerry Brady, Morgan Groth and Norm Hoffman hope to smash the mark set by a U. S. National team, or at least erase the collegiate record of 7:20.2 set by Oregon in this same meet last year. Oregon plans to enter seven men, headed by Dave Stecn, the nation's leading collegiate LAMPORT'S Meclford't Most Popular Sporting Goods Store 226 East Main Street All Types of TROUT FISHING EQUIPMENT PHONE 772-6815 T. : ". ' - Htnri WHEK A 0T GETS TASTE Of SOME HONEST COMPETITION! Com m. did. Lit s set that keen eye tnd tultmt; pomr o( your hoy in action. 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