Tornado Ties For 5th In Track
Title Meet; Cavemen Place Third;
Myrtle Creek Is A-2 Champion
Oregon Slate University,
Corvallis - Jefferson of Port
land, paced by sprint man
Leon Lincoln, and Myrtle
Creek, led by Ross Barkhurst
and Ron Salmon, captured the
Oregon Class A-l and A-2
high school track champion
chip here Saturday.
The Jefferson Democrats,
with Lincoln winning the 100
and 220 yard dashes and an
choring the relay team to vic
tory, piled up 46 points to
outdistance the second place
team by five points.
North Eugene . was second
with 41, Grants Pass took
third with 35, Hillsboro fourth
with 26, and Medford and
Marshfield tied for fifth
with 24.
Myrtle Creek, which last
week was nosed out by one
point for the District 6 crown,
totaled 36 points to edge out
Central Linn for the A-2 hon
ors. The Central Linn Cobras
had 34 points, Reedsport was
the third place team with 32,
Creswell scored 30, Rogue
River 29 and St. Mary's 28.
The placings of Myrtle
Creek, Rogue River and St.
Mary's gave District 6 three
teams among the top fix.
Individual honors in the
meet were taken by Allen
Fowler of Creswell, who
scored 30 points with three
firsts in the A-2 bracket, and
Jefferson's Lincoln. Fowler
took both hurdle events in
his class and the broad jump,
setting a new record of 22
6 in the broad jump.
Lincoln's dash double and
relay anchor gave him 22
points in Class A-l.
Records Fall
In the Class A-l bracket,
two records were broken, as
Leon Lincoln ran his 220 pre
lim Friday in 21.6 and equal
ed the time Saturday. Gary
Van Koten of Grants Pass and
Mark Hcnningsgaard of Cot
tage Grove pole vaulted 13
feet, 1V inches. Van Koten
picked up the first place med
al on the strength of fewer
misses.
In Class A-2, in addition to
Fowler's broad jump record,
a new mark was set by the
Central Linn relay team with
a time of 1:32.2. Gene Fair
cloth of Reedsport, set a rec
ord in the half mile In the
prelims Friday with 1.57 flat.
Fowler was the meet's only
triple winner, however. Fair
cloth doubled in A-2 by win
ning the mile in 4:25.3.
In Class A-l, Bud Walsh of
Marshfield won both hurdle
events, the highs in 14.7 and
the lows in 21.6.
Contributing to Medford's
fifth place tie were Mike Die
bele, who was second in the
100 in 10 flat and second in
the 220 in 22.3; Don Driskell,
who was forth in the high hur
dles with 14.9; and Steve
Toews, who placed fifth In the
half mile in 1:56.6.
For Grants Pass, Van Ko
ten turned in the top effort,
but Bob Shepard was second
in the low hurdles in 19.9, and
third in the 100 in 10.2; Marty
Bauer was fifth in the shot
put and Theron Bone was
sixth in the discus. Grants
Pass also took a fourth in the
relay.
Crater's Points
Crater High gained its 12
points on a second place In
the broad jump by Paul Bran-
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som with 22-2V4 and a fourth
place by Gary Berentson in
the javelin with 194-10.
Walt Smith of Klamath
Falls picked up his team's
only points by winning the
javelin with 195-3V4. This
event saw the six place win
ners all within 25 inches of
one another. Dan Zielsdork of
Franklin was just three inches
back of Smith. The sixth
place throw by Phil Lowery
of Lebanon was 192-3 V?.
Helping Myrtle Creek's A-2
triumph were a first place in
the 100 by Ross Barkhurst
and a second place in the dis
cus and a winning high jump
by Ron Salmon.
Rogue River got its fifth
place on the strength of a
second in the pole vault by
Don Salyer, a second in the
mile by Jack Salter, a fourth
in the high hurdles by Salyer,
who also was sixth in the low
hurdles, and a second place
by Chris Jones in the 200.
Salyer actually tied for
first in the pole vault height
of 12-11 '4 with Don Goertzen
Giants Top Dodgers
With 3 Homers, 6-2
By United Press International
Ed Bailey, the San Francis
co Giants' clutch-hitting catch
er, smashed a two-run homer
in the seventh inning Satur
day that launched them to
ward a 6-2 victory over the
Los Angeles Dodgers and a
three-game lead in the Nation
al league race.
Bailey teed off on south
paw Johnny Podres for his
10th homer after Jim Daven
port had singled to break up
a 2-2 tie. The victory kept
lefthander Billy O'Dell (7-0)
in the unbeaten ranks this
season while Podres (3-4) saw
his Candlestick Park losing
streak extended to six con
secutive reversals.
Felipe Alou put the game
out of reach by doubling
across two runs in the eighth
Inning off rookie reliefer Dick
Calmus.
Don Larsen came on in the
eighth Inning to take over for
O'Dell and post his first save
of the campaign.
Earlier, Orlando Cepeda
and Willie McCovey each hit
solo home runs for San Fran
cisco. Joe Torre's eighth Inning
homer broke up a scoreless
pitcher duel between Bob
Shaw and Joe Gibbon and
earned the Milwaukee Braves
a 1-0 victory over the Pitts
burgh Pirates. Shaw scattered
four hits in picking up his
second victory in four deci
sions. Gibbon, whose record
is now 2-2, doled out four
hits in 7 23 innings.
The St. Louis Cardinals
beat the New York Mets for
the third straight game, 6-3,
as southpaw Ray Sadecki won
his first game of the year.
Sadecki, who has suffered
four losses, needed help from
Harry Fanok In the seventh
inning to squelch a Met rally.
Curt Flood's three hits led the
Cardinals' offensive.
Daryl Spencer's four hits
and Joe Nuxhall's six hit
pitching paced the Cincinnati
Reds to a B-2 triumph over
the Philadelphia Phillies.
Since being signed as a free
agent Spencer has collected
13 hits in 24 at-bats for a
.542 average. Art Mahaffey
lost his fifth game for the
Phils.
The Chicago Cubs defeated
the Houston Colts for the
first time in six games this
year behind Larry Jackson's
five-hit hurling. Ernie Banks
of the Cubs broke out of a
O-for-19 slump by hitting his
Memphis Golf
Delayed by Rain
Memphis, Tcnn - WPD-Nlne-ty-one
golfers face a gruelling
36-hole finish in the $50,000
Memphis open today. A
drenching rain killed Satur
day's action.
About 40 golfers who Iced
off despite the rain had their
cards erased. It was the first
tourney wasnout since the fi
nal round of the Phoenix open
in early February.
Tony Lema, who has placed
in big money all this season
but hasn't yet won a crown,
held a two-stroke lead after
he captured a six-bclow-par
67-67-134 Friday. Closely
tracking the slender Califor
nian at 136 were George
Knudson, Jerry Edwards,
Harold Kncece and Tommy
Aaron.
Kneece's five-undcr-par 65
yesterday was low round for
the tournament. Knudson, a
young Canadian pro, led yes
j tcrday's field most of the way
1 with a four-under-par 68-68-136.
of Sutherlin but took second
on more misses. Salyer had a
15.3 in the high hurdles and
in the lows no time was re
corded. Jack Salter ran the mile In
4:26.6 and Jones the 220 in
22.7.
St. Mary's
For St. Mary's points, Jim
Calhoun took second in the
javelin with 189.3; Jim .Webb
third in the 100 with 10.2 and
fifth in the 220 with 23.2; Jim
Reverman fourth in the 440
with 52.2, and Tim Sakraida
fourth in the broad jump with
21-'4. The St. Mary's relay
team was fourth with 1:34 4.
Eagle Point picked up 14
points on the efforts of Sam
Charters, who was second in
the high hurdles in 15.1 and
third in the low hurdles in
20.1.
For Phoenix High's 12
points, Jon Granby was sec
ond in the shot put with 52-9
and Rick Richey was fourth
in the javelin with 178-4.
individual scoring in A-l
after Lincoln's 22 included
first homer since May 7. Dick
Farrell took the loss.
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Bailey. WP O'Dell 17-01. LP
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McCovey (Sthl. Bailey (10th).
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Farrell, Kemmerer (71 and Bate
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LP Farell (4-S). HR Banks (thi.
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Milwaukee OOOOOOOlx 1 4 2
Gibbon. Face 8 and Burgess;
Shaw (2-21 and Crandali. LP
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Cincinnati lni liuiux lz o
Mahaltey. Klipilcin Hi. Balds
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(61. Nuxhall (4-21 and Edwards.
LP Mahaffey (2-51.
Softball Stats
Show Three
Teams Unbeaten
JACKSON COUNTY
SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
I. Pet.
0 1.000
o 1.000
0 1.000
1 .900
2 .300
3 .400
4 . .000
2 .000
2 .000
3 .000
Central Point
United Grocers ,
..4
4
John wheeler . a
Jay Allen .2
Keith Schult 2
Comm. Workera ..2
Colvln-Asaoclatff 0.
Tru-Mix 0
So Dry Kiln 0
Medford Corporation . 0
Jackson County Softball as
sociation goes into its third
week of the season with three
teams unbeaten.
Central Point Merchants
and United Grocers are at
the top with four victories
and John Wheeler Logging
follows with three.
Wheeler and United will be
challenged early in the week
but Central Point not until
Friday when it meets the
Grocers. The Loggers play
Southern Oregon Dry . Kiln
on Monday and Tru-Mix Con
crete on Wednesday. United
and Tru Mix are Tuesday
foes.
GAMF.S THIS WEEK
(Game today 1:30 p.m.; others
6:30 p.m.)
Today Keith flchutf Garara vs.
Medford Corporation at Butte
rails.
Monday SO Dry Kiln va. John
Wheeler Loafing at Jefferson;
Medco va. Colvln and Aasociate at
Had rick.
Tuesday Tru-Mix va. United
Grocers at Jackson; Jay AUan
vs. Keith Schulz at Hawthorne.
Wednesday Colvln va. SO Dry
Kiln at Jefferson; Wheeler vs.
Tru-Mix at Hedrlck.
Friday Central Point vs. United
Grocers at Jackson; Tru-Mix vs.
Colvln at Hawthorne.
Black Indicted
On Drug Charge
Baltimore-iUPfl-Timothy N.
Black, in whose apartment
professional football star Gene
(Big Daddy) Lipscomb was
found dying at a kitchen ta
ble, has been indicted by a
grand jury on charges of pos
sessing narcotics equipment.
According to the police,
Black said that he was a
friend of the Pittsburgh Steel
ers star and the two of them
had used narcotics on occas
ion. Lipscomb was taken to
a hospital from Black's apart
ment and died en route.
Black's bail of Si). 000 Is be
ing continued and he faces
trial in a Baltimore criminal
court at a later date. An au
topsay report showed that
Lipscomb had died from
overdose of heroin.
TITAN OWNEHS FINED
New York- (VPD -State Su
preme Court Judge Manuel
A. Gomez Friday levied a fine
of $2,500 on the corporation
which operated the now-defunct
New York Titans of the
American Football Lea sue for
failing to file tax returns
with the City of New York.
The Titans have since been
purchased by a new corpora
tion and renamed the New
York JeU.
MEDFOHD
Walsh of Marshfield with 20
points, Shepard of Grants
Pass with 19. and Diebele of
Medford, Wendell Cox of
Hillsboro and Dave Wilborn
of Albany each with 16.
For A-2 individual honors,
after Fowler's 30. Faircloth of
Reedsport had 20 and Salyer
of Rogue River 13.
Hifh Hurdle Walih. Marsh
field; Kommtn, Lincoln; Hutton,
Bend: Drukell. Medford; Edwards.
Franklin, Buchanan, Milwaukie.
100 Lincoln. Jefferson; Delbele.
Medford; Shepard, Grants Pass;
Williams. Centennial: Glenn, South
Salem; Strong, Benson. 8-9.
Mile Cox, Hillsboro; Wilborn.
Albany; Crunican, Roseburg; Bing
ham. Marshfield; Misner, Grant;
Henderson. North Eugene. 4:168.
440 Cropp, Hillsboro; Flager. V,
Salem; Gravely, 1M. Eugene; Bald
win, Clackamas; Martin, Wilson;
Spell rrttm, Marshall. 48.2.
Low Hurdles Walsh. Marsh
field; Shepard. Grants Pass; Hut
ton, Bend; Kommers, Lincoln; Ed
wards. Franklin; Pappenfuss, S.
Salem. 19.8.
220 Lincoln. Jefferson: Delhele,
Medford; Strong, Benson: McNott.
Silverton; Glenn, S. Salem; Martin.
Lake Oswego; 21.6. (Record).
880 Curtis. N- Eugene; Wilborn.
Albany: Cox. Hillsboro: Toews.
Medford; Green, Jefferson; Cruni
can, Roseburg. 134.4.
Relay Jefferson, N. Eujrene,
N. Salem. Grants Pass, Clack mas,
Grant. 130 8.
Javelin Smith. Klamath Falls;
Zielsdork. Franklin; . Domlnick,
Central Catholic; Berentson,
Crater; Pah Ike, Central; Lowery,
Lebanon. 1953 li.
High Jump Brown. S. Salem:
Casey. Jefferson, Curran. Central
Catholic: Shepard. Grants Pass;
Avery, Franklin; Homsley, Greah
im. 8-3 3 .
Shot Put Richards. Cottage
Grove; Yielding, S. Salem; Reed,
N. Eugene; Flowerlee, Lincoln;
Bauer, Grants Pass; lllias. Central
Catholic. 56-4 i.
Discus Patera, Cleveland; Sagle,
Thurston;. Smith, Bend; Green,
Milwaukie: Tollefson, N, Salem;
Bone, Grants Pass. 159-9.
Broad Jump Robertson, N.
Eugene; Bransom, Crater; Johnson,
Jefferson; Crane, Willamette;
Kucera, Scappoose; Jones, Mar
shall. 22-4.
Pole Vault Van Koten. Grants
Pass; Hennlngsgaard, Cottage
Grove; Dodge, Roseburg: Gllntrap,
Centennial; tie fifth among Staple
ton. Corvallis. Van Daam. North
Bend, and Varley. Springfield.
(Record; both Van Koten and Hcn
ningsgaard shared record. Van
Koten won on least misses.) 13.7.
Team Scoring Jefferson 46,
North Eugene 41. Grants Pass 35.
Hillsboro 26. Medford 24, Marsh
field 24, South Salem 23. Cottage
Grove IB. Bend 18, Lincoln 16,
North Salem 16, Albany 16. Cen
tral Catholic 16, Franklin 14, Rose
burg 13. Crater 12. Klamath Falls
10, Cleveland 10, Thurston 8. Cen
tennial 8, Benson 7, Clackamas 6.
Milwaukie S. Willamette 4, Stiver
ton 4. Grant 3, Scappoose. Wilson
and Marshall all 2, Springfield,
Lake Oswego, Lebanon, Grssham,
North Bend, and Corvallis each 1.
CLASS A-2 RESULTS:
Discus Grimsbo. Vernonla;
Barkhurst. MyrUe Creek; J. Mc
Kern, Central Linn; Neal, Central;
Romberg.- Reedsport; Carter,
Rainier. 1.18-3V
Shot Put Wells. Hood River;
Granby, Phoenix; Neal, Central;
J. McKern. Central Linn; Lewis,
Cascade; Baldwin. Lakevlew. 53-3.
High Hurdles Fowler, Creswell;
Charters, Engle Point; Colson,
Salem Academy; Salyer, Rogue
River; Hedges. Reedsport; De
San Us, Serra. 14-9.
100 Barkhurst, Myrtle Creek; T.
McKern. Central Linn; Webb. St.
Mary's; Wright. Junction City; Per
trand, N, Marion; Hryciw, North
Catholic. 10-1.
Mile Faircloth. Reedsport: Sal
ter, Rogue River; Williams, St.
Francis; Wright. North Catholic:
Padberg, Heppner; Hopkins, Cen
tral Linn. 4:25.3.
440 Hannan, Burns: Hryciw,
North Catholic: Steel. Seaside: J.
Reverman, St. Mary's; Wilson, San
tiam; Templln, Serra. 50.5.
Low Hurdles Fowler, Creswell;
Colson, Salem Academy: Charters,
Eagle Point; Peden, Central Linn;
Nelson, Seaside; Salyer, Rogue
River. 20.1.
Broad Jump Fowler. Creswell;
Rosa, Reedsport; Weibbel. Con
cordia; Sakraida, St. Mary's; Brock,
Elmlra; Joplin, Canby; 3i-63,.
(Record.)
220 Wright, Junction City;
Jones, Rogue River; Berlrand, N.
Marion: Cavell. Serra: Webb. St.
Mary's; T. McKern, Central Linn.
22
880 Faircloth. Reedsport; Cad
man, Myrtle Creek; Ridings, Ger
vals: Rother. Coqullle; Wright. N.
Catholic; Padberg. Heppner. 1:57 8.
Javelin Treton, Clatskanle;
Caihoun. St. Mary's; Butler. Ban
don; Rlchev. Phoenix; Granon.
Taft; Colson, Salem Academy.
1898
Relay Central Linn, Burns,
Myrtle Point. St. Mary's, Strra.
Seaside. 132 2. (Record.)
High Jump Salmon, Myrtle
Creek; Sangurai, Newport; T.
Johnson. Myrtle Point; May. St.
Francis; Girt. Clatskanle; Cilllland,
Pilot Rock. 6 feet.
Team Scoring Myrtle Creek 38.
Central Linn 34, Reedsport 32,
Creswell 30, Rogue River 29. St.
Mary's 28, Burns 18, St. Francia
16. Salem Academy 13. North
Catholic 13, Junction City 14.
Eagle Point 14, Phoenix 12. Myrtle
Point 12, Clatskanie 12. Hood
River. Newport. Sutherlin. Cen
tral and Vernonla all 10. Seaside
9. Serra 8. North Marion 8. Ban
don. Concordia and Gcrvais all 6,
Rainier 5. Coquille 4. Hcpphcr 3,
Elmlra. Taft, Santtam and Cas
cade all 2. Canby. Pacific. Lake
view each 1; Pilot Rock and Maple
ton each .
Eugene Finally
Wins 3rd Game
Eugene, Ore. -OJPfr- Eugene
broke a 12-game Northwest
league baseball record losing
string with a 2-1 win over
Salem Saturday.
The victory was 'only the
third In 26 league games this
acason for the Emeralds.
Bill Barraclough singled in
Bob Carmo from second base
in the ninth inning for Eu
genes winning run. Larry Da
vis was credited with the vic
tory in relief. Bill Kalmcs
was the losing pitcher.
The Emeralds established a
league record by dropping Its
12th straight last night, a 7-1
decision to Salem. Trl-City
held the old record of 11 loss
es in a row In 1961.
PSC IS CHAMP
Salem, Ore, - HT! - Al Mas
chio scattered nine hits as
Portland State defeated L in
field 2-1 to capture Its sec
ond straight NAIA District 2
baseball title Saturday,
I
MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD,
MEDF0RDt-it3TRIBUNl
Willamette Wins
NAIA Golf Tourney;
SOC Comes In Last
Salem - With a Inw acore
of 603, Willamette university
captured the district 2 NAIA
golf championship Friday.
Portland State had 610, Lin
field 639, Lewis and Clark
652, Oregon College 687, and
Southern Oregon 694.
Mike McLaughlin of Wil
lamette turned in the low
score of the tournament as he
shot a 146 for 36 holes on
the par 144 course. Paul
Vetsch of Portland followed
McLaughlin with a 147.
SOC's Ron Getchell was one
stroke down on the leaders
Vetsch and Bob Woodle in the
first round Friday. Getchel
had shot a 73 for the morning
round, but met trouble in the
second and shot an 80 in the
afternoon.
After the tournament the
district 2 NAIA all star team
was announced. The winners
included Mike McLaughlin of
Willamette, Paul Vetsch of
Portland, Bob Woodle of Wil
lamette, Chunk Arnold of Lin
field, Mike O'Toole of Port
land, and Ron Getchell of
Southern Oregon.
June 4-8 the winning team
Willamette will travel to Kan-
Cepeda, Marichal Shine
As SF Slams
By United Presi International
Let Alvin Dark sprinkle a
little salt on all those criti
cisms of Orlando Cepeda and
they won t taste half bad.
In fact, they may taste al-1
most as sweet as the San Fran
cisco Giants' Friday night 7-1
victory over the Los Angeles
Dodgers that enabled Dark's
team to take a two-game lead
in the National league race.
And, in case Dark needs
some pepper to go with the
salty words, let him mark
down In that little black book
in which he Judges his players
that "Orlando the unwanted"
merely put the blitz to no-bit
ace Sandy Koufax and pro
vided the big blow that snap
ped the Dodgers' eight-game
winning streak.
Friday night Cepeda hit a
shot into right center field
for a three-run double that
put Koufax on the ropes and
was the big blow of the Gi
ants' first inning five-run ral
ly. Felipe Alou followed with
a two-run homer and then
Juan Marichal did the rest
with a sparkling four-hitter
that gave the Giants their first
victory of the year over the
Dodgers.
Koufax, who pitched a no
hitter against the Giants the
last time he faced them, suf
fered his second loss against
SOC Wins
District
Track Meet
Sulem-Winnlng five events
Southern Oregon college won
the district NAIA track cham
pionship here Saturday, with
i total of 107 points.
Lewis and Clark was sec
ond with 78, Portland State
College third with 63, Pacific
fourth with 41, Willamette
fifth with 23 and Oregon Col
lege of Education sixth with
11.
Fred Thomas was the
standout for SOC, winning
the hop-step-and-jump and
broad jump, taking second in
the 100, third in the 220 and
fifth In the high jump. He
accounted for 25 points,
Four men from Southern
Oregon qualified to go to the
nationals at Sioux Falls, S. D.,
next Friday and Saturday.
They were Thomas, Mike Han
by. Spike Gordon and BUI
White.
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Results:
Willamette 603 Mike Laurhlln
146. Bob woodle 148. Bob Elder
134 Bruce Hubbell 133.
Portland State college 610 Paul
Vetsch 147. Mike O'Toole 131. Dave
Johnson 135. Denny Kranz 137.
Lintield college 639 Chuck Ar
nold 130. Mike Hardin 138. Larry
Miller 165. Ron Mount9n 160.
Lewis and Clark college 632
Ji:n Lapakka 158. John Schroeder
161. Steva Lovcgren 163. Karl
Lino 168.
Oregon College of Eduration 667
Jim Ferguson 160. Larry Wolfe
171, Jim Glodt 172, Dave Pappin
173.
Southern Oregon college 604
Ron Getchell 153; Jack Rlcharsoti
lli'J, Jarry Hull 184, John Buck 188.
Lund Chin. PU. del. Kan SCavan
eon. SOC. f-0. 6-1.
Jim Blacksmith. 80C, def. Jim
Barnes, LC. 6-1. 6-3.
Dick Blacksmith, SOC, def. Jim
Home, PU. 6-3. 6-4.
Jim Kinkade, L, def. John
Popplewell. SOC, 6-4, 8-8, 6-3,
(Second Round)
Chin. PU. det. J. Blacksmith,
SOC, 6-1. 6-1.
D. Blacksmith. SOC, def. Kin
kade. L. 6-2. 6-4.
(Doubles!
D. Blacksmith and Stevenson,
SOC. def. Mike Kolhoff and Doug
Green, LC, 6-3. 6-3.
Chin and Rhody Rodolico. PU,
def. Popplewell and J. Blackamith.
SOC, 8-3. 6-1.
Koufax, LA
six wins. It was Marichal's
sixth victory of the campaign
and gave him a 7-5 lifetime
mark against the arch-rival
Dodgers.
He lost his bid for a shut
out in the sixth inning as
pinch-hitter Don Zimmer hom
ered but he struck out 10 and
walked only one before a
crowd of 40,676 at San Fran
cisco. OSU Wins
Baseball
Title
Corvallis, Ore. -lOT- Ore
gon State captured its second
straight northern division
baseball title by splitting a
regular season-ending double-
header with Oregon Saturday.
The Beavers won the first
game 5-0 and the Ducka cap
tured the second contest 4-3
in 11 Innings. The decisions
left the Oregon State with an
11-4 record In the division and
Oregon with a 10-8 mark.
Oregon State won the right
to meet Southern California
in a best-of-thrce game play
off series for the NCAA Dis
trict 8 championship. The
playoffs will be held here
next Friday and Saturday.
The winner will represent
the Pacific coast In the na
tional collegiate tournament.
Santa Clara beat the Bea
vers 8-1 and 7-5 to capture
me cininct title last year.
Dennis Straub pitched . a
four-hitler to give "Oregon
Stale its win over Oregon In
the first game of the double
header. Oregon won the second
game on a two-run homer in
the 1 1th lnlng by Ed Vcttcr.
Ducks, Beavers
Doubleheader
Split Friday
Eugcne-raPH-Orcgon kept It's
Northern Division baseball
title hopes alive by coming
from behind to edge Oregon
State 2-1 In 12 Innings in the
second game of a doublehead
er Friday.
Oregon Stale won the first
game 3-0.
Oregon won the second
game when winning pitcher
Wally Palmbcrg squeezed
home Eric Hardin from third
base in the 12th Inning. Hard
in doubled and was sent to
third on a single by Ken Jen
sen. Palmherg pitched six Inn
ings of hitlcss relief.
The Ducks sent the night
cap into extra innings on con
secutive, two-out singles by
Fred Pet len ci 1 1, Cal Dean and
Ed Vetlcr in the seventh In
ning. In the first contest, Cecil
Ira pitched a three-hitter and
Al Lehrcr slammed a two-run
homer for Oregon State.
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waeu bportscasters banquet
at North's Chuck Wagon. The
National Broadcasting compa
ny sports announcer during
the past 17 years has partici
pated in the descriptions of
tile Rose Rnwl and Fni:t.WrKt
football classics. He conducts
the pre-parade telecast of the
Tournament of Roses at Pasa
dena.
KMED Will
Host Senior
Lettermen
Medford High school senior
lettermen will be honored
guests Monday evening at the
KMED Sportscasters club an
nual banquet.
The event will be at 7 p.m.
at North's Chuck Wagon.
Speakers will be Lee Gl
roux, Tartana, Calif., Nation
al Broadcasting company and
KNBC sports announcer.
Highlight will be the pre
sentation of the club's schol
arship to the outstanding sen
ior three-sport lctterman and
scholar of Medford high. A
trophy will go to the school.
League Leaders
By Unilfd Pi-mi intfrniUonal
Onrludrs Friday ft met)
Plaver & Club G AR R II Prt.
Cautcy. KC 30 '2S IK 4ft .36R
Malrone, Boi 3fi 1,14 1R4 ,343
Wagner. LA 41 1,2 ft2 ;t42
Hohinson, CM ....37 13H 2.1 4fi .3.18
Schilling. Boa 3(1 1411 21 ,V) .33B
Kalinc, Det 37 147 24 48 .327
Mantle. NY 25 8123 2(1.321
Bnver. NY 34 13H 111 43 3lfl
Robinnon. Bait 41 1M 17 48 .312
r OX. Utll 36 148 22 40 .311
NATIONAL l.KAGUK
Covington, Phil 34 lot) 22 3!) .358
Fairly, LA, 41141122.10.342
Grout. S1L 4.1 177 2fl HO .33B
Aaron. Mil 42 lfil 37 .12 ,33
Demeter. Phil 37 hid 21 43 .31fl
Cepeda, SF 42 1(12 27.11 .315
Boyer, aiu ...........A3 ia in si .313
White, 8lL v 43 174 27 54.310
GfllJsm, LA 33 104 20.12.308
Temple, Hon 37 135 041.304
HOIfe RUNS
American League: Wanner, An-
feli 13; Alllaon, Twlna 10; Mantle.
Jinks 9; Nlcholion, White Sox 0;
Five playera tied with 8.
National League: Aaron, Bra vet
14: r. Alou. Glanta fi: Bailrv.
Glantt 6; Covington, Phili; Ce
oeda, nisnU; Howard, Dodgeri all
RUNS BATTKD IN
American Laasue: Wanner. An-
grla 37; Nlcholion. White Snx 32;
Allium, Twlna 30; Stuart, Red Sox
27; Robinaon. White Sox 27.
National Lea sue: Aaron. Bravea
33; Boyer, Cardi .12; Rohinsnn,
Redt 31: Fairly, Dodgeri 30; White.
Card! 30.
I'lTtHINO
American Leafue: Pnnnai. Or-
lolea 4-0; Flicher. Athlelica .8-1;
Horbert, White Snx 5-1; Boutnn,
Yank 8-1; fiuzhardl, White Sox
4-1.
National Leniue: O'Dell. Glanta
8-0; Perrannnkl, Dodaera 8-1; Sim
mons, uarni n-1 ; iviaioney, ncaa
H-l; Brnglio, Carrii fl-l.
Gold Ray Fish Count
WKKK KNU1NO MAY 25
Chinook Salmon 7.IOO (include!
14.7 per cent Jack Salmon).
Summer Run Steelhead 0.
rt i.i, skason
Chinook Salmon 13.014 (in
cludes 12.4 per cent Jack Salmon).
Summer Run Steelhead 28.
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STANDINGS
Bv United Praw International
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L Pet. nJI
Baltimore B.2T is .043
New York 22 11 .820
Chicago .24 17 .385
KRiiiai city 21 17 .3S3
Boston ..20 17 .547
Cleveland .-.IB IS .457
Minnesota IS 21 .475 7
Los Anseiei in 24 .442 ft-d
Detroit 13 24 .3B5 10.
Waahington 14 .10 318 14
('Playing Saturday night)
Sunday'! (iainei
i-mcBRo ai niinneaoia
K. City at Loa Angelea
Boston at Detroit 2
Baltimore at Cleveland (2)
Washington at New York (2
NATIONAL LKAGl'K
I. Fi-I. CiB
San Francisco 2R 1.1 .ti.il
Loa Anaeles ...25 IB .581 3
St. Louis .. 24 20 .543
Cincinnati 20 19 .513
Pittsburah ..... 20 20 -loo
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Chicago 21 21 ..too
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Philadelphia IS 23 .439
Houston 19 2.1 .432
9'i
New York .1S 37 J73 12 !i
Houston at unicaio
Pittsburgh at Milwaukee
Los Anaclcs at San Krancisrn
Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2)
New York at St. Luia (2)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Northern Division
W L Prt. GB
Tacoma 23 IS .110.1
Seattle . 21 IS ..Ilia 1.
Portland H la 19 .486 4,
Spokan ....111 22 .463 S'i
Hawaii
..17 21 .447 8
Southern Ulvliion
W I. Prt. en
Dallas Ft. W 23 1R .550
UiCflO 23 20 .535 U
Oklahoma City in 21 .4(12 IV a
Salt Lake City 15 20 .428 4i
Friday'! Remits
uaiiaarnri wnrtn 0, Denver 4
Oklahoma City 4. Salt Lake Citv
Hawaii 7, San Diego 1
Tacnma 10, Seattle 8
Spokane. I, Portland 4
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Northern DivuioD
I. Prt. GH
Buffalo 20 14 1B8
Syracuse m..,l8 16 .529 3
Rochester .18 18 .r00 3
Toronto m IS 18 .500 3
Richmond -.14 18 .438 B
aouinern umaion
la Prt. GB
Atlanta
Arkansas
Indianapolis .....
Jacksonville ......
Columbus
Fridav's Results
..... 35 14 .832
18 17 .514 B
. 21 20 .512 S
....1E 21 .475 A;
12 26 J16 13
Atlanta 3, Jacksonville 1
Buflalo 6, Rochester 4
Syracuse 3, Columbus 2
Arkansas 3, Richmond 4
Toronto fi, Indianapolis 4
Northwest League
W L Prt. GB
Yakima l 9 .840
Trl-City 19 12 .61.1
Salem 17 12 .588 1
Wenatchee .14 13 .519 3
Lewiston 15 14 .517 3
Eugene 2 23 .080 14
Friday's Results
baiem 7. tuaene 1
Yakima 6. Trl-City 4 ,
Lewiston at Wenatche ppd.
Belinsky
Optioned
To Hawaii
Los Angeles -IIP0- Playboy
pitcher Bo Belinsky last night
was optioned to Hawaii of
the Pacific Coast league by
the Los Angeles Angels.
The flashy southpaw, who
couldn t got started, this sea
son and had a 1-7 record, Is
subject to 24-hour recall by
the parent Angela club.
The Angels also optioned
outfielder Ken Hunt, who Is
hitting .197, to Hawaii and
sent 18-year-old catcher Ed
Kirkpatrlck to Nashville of
the Sally league, subject to
24-hour recall.
To fill the vacancies left
by dcparturei the Angels
signed catcher Hank Foiles,
a free agent, and also pur
chased first baseman Charley
Dees from Hawaii.
Maids Face
Eugene Nine
Whit City - negu Vallay
Dairy Maids soltball taam
will play Eugene McCulloch
Chain Saw at Ii30 p.m. today
at the Vttarans Administra
tion domiciliary'! Memorial
field here.
The tusslt will be t counter
In the Northwest Women's
Major league. It will conclude
a two-game series. The long
lime rivals met her last
night.
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