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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Doug Olson Gains Northwest Amateur Invitational Crown 3 m J a -xv- DOUG OLSON Wins Northweit Toga Merchant Nine Beats Medco 6-2 Central Point Merchants re gained a tie for third place in the first half standings of the Jackson County Softball as sociation yesterday by beat ing Medford Corporation 6 to 2 at Butte Falls. ;' Vern Parent led Central Point's seven-hit attack with a triple and a single and Gary Riley doubled for the Mer chants. CP's Jim Van Zwol chucked a four-hitter, strik ing out seven and walking one. ; Central Point had a pair of three-run frames, the fourth and the fifth. The Merchants got seven hits. Medco flinger Connie McQuerrey walked one and fanned two. Central Point now has a 6-2 record, the same as Jay Allen Cars. Medco is ninth in IU 1.......... 1 0 uie league wun ao. in d;iu p.m. games on lues day Jay Allen will meet Southern Oregon Dry Kiln at Jackson school and United Grocers will oppose Com munication Workers of Amer ica at Hawthorne park. LINESCORKSl Central Point .... 000 3.10 0 6 7 O Medco 010 100 02 4 0 .. Van Zwol and Riley; McQuerrey and Baker. Kansas City A's Recall Beavers Kansas City - (UPD- The Kansas City Athletics Satur day recalled pitcher Moe Drabowsky and first baseman outfielder Ken Harrelson from the Portland Beavers. The American league team sent outfielder John Wojclk and pitcher Dave Thies to its Pacific Coast league farm club on 24-hour recall. Salem - (CPU - Doug Olson, a 15-year-old high school stu dent from Medford, defeated Tom Storey of Seattle on the third hole of a sudden-death playoff to win the first annual Northwest Invitational ama teur golf tournament Sunday. The playoff was necessary when each finished with even par 144s in the 36-hole, two day tourney, Olson, who is a week shy of his 16th birthday, -shot a par four on the third playoff hole while Storey three-putted for a bogey five. Olson fired a three-under-par 69 Saturday to take a three stroke lead over the field of top Pacific North west amateurs and had a 75 Sunday, Storey was 73-71 for the two days. John Zoller of Eugene took third place with 145 and Stew Schroeder of Medford and Ken Leonard tied for fourth with 146s. MEDrorotJSaTBiBUKi SLPdMRTTS Dairy Maids Sweep Two From Eugene Chain Saw Eugene Rogue Valley Dairy Maids swept their week end Northwest Women's Major Softball league series here with Eugene McCullough Chain Saw. The Maids blanked Eugene 3 to 0 on Saturday evening and rallied 2 to 1 on Sunday to even their league record at 4-4. All the scoring on Saturday was in the fifth inning. An error and hit batter put Maids on base. Becky Glines singled in one runner and Yvonne Mclvor doubled home the other two tallies. Pat Barron turned in three hit pitching for the Maids. She struck out batters eight times and did not give up a walk. Nancy Welborn limited the Maids, also, to three hits. She walked two, hit one and whiffed five. Ellen Callaghan got the other safety for Rogue Val ley. Jane Akins tripled and Millie Powell doubled fot Eugene. Run In Seventh Callaghan singled home the Dairy Maids' winning run in the top of the seventh inning in the Sunday mix after Maureen Larson walked and Janet Pfaff got on base on an error. , A triple by Powell and a Maid miscue enabled the Eugene run in the first inning. The Maids tied the mix in the sixth panel when Pfaff was hit by a pitch, was sac rificed to second by Callaghan and scored on Sharon Isaacs single. Callaghan pitched a three- Romack Wins Playoff In Rock City Open Chattanooga, Tenn. - (UPD -A three-foot putt dropped by Barbara Romack and a simi lar one missed by Shirley En glehorn on the third hole of a sudden death playoff de cided the $10,000 Rock City Women's Open golf tourna ment here Sunday. Both women had 212 scores for the three 18-hole rounds to tie for first place and move into the sudden death playoff for the $1,500 first prize money. AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALS 'turn hitter without issuing a base on balls. She struck out one. Welborn, holding the Maids to two safe blows, hit one, walked one and fanned eight. The Maids will play Rose- burg at White City at 8 p.m. on Saturday and will meet Yakima, Wash., on Sunday in a doubleheader beginning at 1:30 p.m. linescorf.s: (Saturday nlehll Rogue Valley .... 000 030 0 3 3 3 Eugene 000 000 0 0 3 4 Barron and S. Larson; Welborn and Akina. (Sundav afternoon) Rogue Valley ...... 000 001 13 a 2 Eugene 100 000 01 3 4 Callaghan and S. Larion: Wel born and Akins. MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1113 .7 IS I I 1 IFT I GRIFFITH REGAINS TITLE Luis Rodri quez receives a right from Emil Griffith in the fifth round of their welterweight title bout at Madison Square Garden Saturday. Griffith regained his crown in a split de cision (UP1) Medford, Centra! Point, Grants Pass Nines Score Legion Baseball Verdicts AREA 4 STANDINGS (Southern Division) w. 3 1 3 3 1 Klamath Hawks . Med lord .. Central Point Crania Pass Klamath Falcons Tri-Citv Ashland 1 .. 0 Prt. l.ooo l.ooo .6157 .687 .900 .333 .000 FA STOP SHIMMY & SHAKES WHEEL ALIGNMENT WEDNESDAY thru SATURDAY rp. QQ American Made Cars Call for Appointment JJcompleti All Work Guaranteed WHEELS BALANCED 1.407 SHOCK ABSORBERS 499 Fits Most American Can la. Smoother Safer Ride On Allrtjte Suoermttict. PR" ln.till.tion at Small Cost. INSPECTION BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Adjust All 4 Wheels. 1 J Q to Manufacturer's Specifications. 1117 Check and Add Nded 1 1 Brake Fluid . U SEARS SOI I. Jatkson 77J-4M1 Open Mon. M. Till P.M. FREE PARKING Johnson, Golden Spur Oklahomans By RON SUPINSKI UPI Sports Writer Jn the spring Ben Johnson and Jim Golden of Oklahoma City were known as Mr. Aches and Mr. Fains of the 89ers pitching staff. But the way they're going now in the Pacific Coast league, you might think they took a swig irom Fonce de Leon's fountain and became rejuvenated immediately. Or maybe somebody slipped them some kickaboo .. Joy juice. Golden, a righthander who bats left, shook off early season back and arm miseries to beat San Diego 6-3 yester day in the seven-inning night cap of a doubleheader. The 32 - year - old Johnson made only one bad pitch in hurling the 89'rs to a 9-4 win in the opener. An old muscle injury in the back had plagued Johnson since the start of the season. Islanders Sweep Four In other games, surprising Hawaii completed a four game sweep of Denver 7-2 and 9-8; Seattle's Hal Kolstad shut out Portland 1-0 on three hits but the Beavers blanked the Rainiers 2-0 in the seven inning nightcap, and Spo kane's Joe Moeller scattered nine hits in whitewashing northern division leader Ta coma 1-0. Golden, in evening h i s record at 2-2, poked a solo homer to help his cause. Mel Queen of the Padres touched him for his 14th homer, a two-run blast. A former Los Angeles Dodger, Golden was selected by Houston in the $50,000 player draft of 1961. Inficlder George Williams of the 89'ers hit two homers to make Golden's job a bit easier and teammate John Weekly chipped in with an other. All of the circuit swats came off San Diego starter and loser Greg Jancich (2-4). Slam by Saul Padre catcher Jim Saul hit a bases loaded homer off Johnson In the first game. It was his second grand slam mer of the season. Dave Rob erts slammed a homer for Oklahoma City. Roberts and Carroll Hardy each got three hits for the 89'ers and drove in two runs apiece to help Johnson to his fifth win. ' Chet Boak's homer plus an unearned run gave Portland's Norm Bass his first victory in the abbreviated second game. Bass struck out seven Rainiers and allowed only throe singles. In the first game, Kolstad also recorded his first win by finishing strong with five hit- less innings. He allowed two singles in the first inning and a double in the fourth. Seattle scored its only run in the sixth on a Portland double play following three succes sive singles. Jose Santiago (6-2) went all the way for Portland, allowing seven hits. THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE: Tuesday Central Point at Grants Pass. 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Klamath Hawks vs. Central Point at White City. 7:30 p.m.: Tri-Clty at Klamath Falcons IDotn league). Thursday Ashland at Medford. 7:30 (league): Central Point at Roseburg, 6 p.m. Friday Coos Bay at Medford, 7:30 p.m. Saturday loos say at Aieatora (2) 1 p.m.; Granta Paas at Brookings. (1st game) Portland 000 000 OOOO 1 0 Sesttle 000 001 OOs I 7 0 Santiago and Bryan: Kolstad and Bkeen. fZad came. 7 tnninctt i Portland 010 Ofll 03 0 Seattle Son 000 0 0 1 a Ban and MarKenrle: Boyle. R C SaiiUi 7i and Skeen. LP Boyle? Grants Pass, with Jim Thompson chucking a no-hit no-run game, Medford and Central Point recorded week end triumphs in the Southern division of Area 4 in Ameri can Legion junior baseball, Thompson whiffed nine bat ters and walked four as Grants Pass Mock Ford clobbered Tri- City Gems 15 to 0. Yesterday Central Point bounced Ash land 6 to 1 in another Sunday ruckus. Medford overcame the Klamath Falcons on Saturday night. Score was 4 to 2. Grants Pass also took an 8 to 5 non- counting second game from Tri-City. Medford s opening victory its league slate put it in second place in the division standings. Central Point and Grants Pass are knotted in third spot. Sunday's games launched a busy Legion baseball week. The schedule precedes this story. Nealhamer Triples In Saturday night's fray Medford busted a 2-all knot with two runs in the sixth in ning. They came on a hit bat ter (Neathamer), two errors, one on a sacrifice by Gary Miller, and a squeeze bunt single by Ken Phipps. Dan Miles walked then stole second and Neathamer tripled for one run in the first inning. The other Medford marked was in the fifth frame when Ron Edmonds singled and Stuart Young doubled on a hit and run play. The Falcons tied up the mix with two runs in the bottom of the fifth on an error, a walk, a double by Mike Kitch ing and a single by John Gray. Tom Barker tripled tor Medford and Kitching and Le Voy Young each had two hits for Klamath. Pitching for Medford, Stuart Young walk ed two and struck out six in a nine-hitter. The Falcons' Gary Benson hurled six-hit ball, walked two and fanned 10. Pepper Fans 14 Larry Pepper was in fine pitching form for Central Point's Cheney Studs. He whiffed 14 batters and walked four in a three-hitter. Central Point s runs were distributed over five Innings. Two in the first canto were on singles by Lou Alvarer, Darryl Summerfield and Neil Rivenburg, steals by Alvarez and Summerfield and an er ror. In the second inning the Studs tallied on two errors, a fielder's option and Mike Glines' hit. In the fourth Pat Pepper singled and went to second bae on the error. He then scored all the way from sec ond on brother Larry's siicrl fice. Dave Twedell walked in the fifth panel, advanced on a Rivenburg single and tab ulated on a wild pitch. Glines singled again in th seventh stanza. An error and a ground out got him to third base and he swiped home. Summers, Forsgren Pc Ashland got its run in the third inning when Tim Thompson walked and made it the rest of the way on wstd pitch and error. Glines and Rivenburg each had two hits for the Cheney team and Dean Samuelson doubled for Ashland. Ashland twirler Dave Barger walked one and fanned two while al lowing CP seven safeties. Ability to get hits when runners got on base helped Grants Pass. Don Summers and Larry Forsgren spurred the 11-hit Mock Ford offen sive. Summers singled and tripled to drive In four runs. Forsgren knocked in three runs with two doubles. Bob Peters and Lyman Kelsecker also got two hits apiece and Kelsecker and Wolney dou bled. Grants Pass was reclp ient of 10 free passes to the bases in the league game Big scoring frame for GP was the first when five runs crossed on three hits, two walks and a hit batter. In the second tussle pitcher Steve Newman held Tri-Clty hltless over the first four innings. Central Point Studs Man ager Bill Askwith said that Larry Mason is the probable pitcher for the twilight game at Grants Pass on Tuesday. Bob Corliss will be available if relief is needed. LINESCORE8: Medford ton ma n a i Klamath Falcons 000 020 0 3 9 3 Young and Phipps: Benson and ruiDn, Auto Races Postponed To June 30 Opening date for jalopy racing at the Medford speed way has been reset for June 30. Races previously had been set for June 16 at the one fourth mile track off Ante lope rd. in the White City rea. Race officials said that recent inclement weather hs prevented getting the track ready for the earlier date. Ten more cars must be signed before a full state of events can be staged, track officials also said. Prospec tive drivers or car builders are asked to enter tneir names on a contestants' roster at Crosby Mobil service, 843 West Jackson St. Mealing Thursday Additional drivers are needed and those Interested, whether they own a car or not, may get Information at the service station. Next meeting for drivers and owners will be at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 13, at tne Medford YMCA. Operation of the track will be discussed and speedway officials said that anyone planning to par ticipate in the races should be at the meeting. Drivers who are oxpoctid to be in the thick of action Include Dan and Ron Veach and John Bush from Eagle Point. Participating from Ashland will be Dean Free man and Harold Silver. Medford entries include Jerry Wright. Bill Monday, Pat Tyler, Glenn Cave, Ralph and Wayne Gillaspey, Harvey Bean, Gary Hackley and Ray Reed. Central Point drivers are headed tip by Jon Single ton, John Weiser, and Bill Chase. Central Point ...... am tin 1 a t t Ashland 001 000 0 1 !t a I, repper ana Hummerlleld: Bar ger and Kindell. Griffith May Defend Title In September Vaui Vnctr ATM W 1 1 r . wu jbjuuc Biuraav menu nanr in B J New Griffith, the first three. Umt welterweight champion, ma defend his latest crown at Las Vegas, Nev., or some oth er western city on Friday, Sept. 20, matchmaker Teddy Brenner disclosed today. Thats the date on which the television fights shift from Credit for Win Given To Thief Grand Blanc, Mich. - (TfJ - Big Julius Boros today credit ed his golfing comeback to a Georgia thief. When the hammering Hun garian's putter was stolen at the Masters tournament at Augusta in April, he reached into his closet and pulled out an old one. 'It might have been one of the best breaks I ever had," Boros said Sunday after walk ing off with the Buick Open championship and its accom panying $9,000 purse that moved him into third place on this year's money-winning list with a $43,325 bankroll. Although Boros went Into Sunday's final 36-hole grind with a four-stroke lead over the field, golf's wiseacres fig ured the 43-year-old Connectl cut Yankee didn't have the stamina to hang in there. But the Moose fooled 'em all by shooting a 68 in the morning third round and fol lowing up with a final round . That gave him a record- breaking, 14 under par 274 and a five-shot victory over former PGA king Dow Fin-sterwald. lay nights. An tee show will je occupying Madison Square Garden at the time. "We'd like to have him on television that night," Bren ner explained, "in a defense against the winner of a Lon don fight between ex-champion Luis Rodriguez of Mieml Beach and Brian Curvis of Wales." Brenner said he understood that London promoter Jack Solomons is considering a Rodriguez - Curvis fight thil summer. Griffith, 25, of New York, won the title for a record third time Saturday night on a controversial split 15-round decision over Rodriguez at the Garden before 8,081 tur bulent spectators. BRAKE and FRONT END SERVICE WORK Tri-Clty 000 000 0 0 0 4 urams ra .... 030 340 x IS 11 1 BarrV. Smtih (III anrt Rankin- Thompson and Peters. THREE 8IGN PACTS Portland - (UPD - Three Ore gon collegiate baseball play ers signed major league con tracts during the weekend. Llnf teld first baseman Jim Sandness signed with the New York Mets, Portland State catcher Bob Stamsos with the Milwaukee Braves, and Lin field pitcher Ed Cecil with the St. Louis Cardinals. Need vacation money? f V pa . . EX-CHAMP DIES Los Angeles (UPD Jack Root, 87, the first recognized light heavyweight boxing champion, died Sunday in Temple hospital after suffer ing a heart attack. Root, who was elected to boxing's Hall of Fame in 1961, won a 10- round decision over Kid Mo Coy in 1903 to take the title. 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