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Metro Winner in Two Games
Of Three With State Stars
MONDAY. JUNE 17. 19(3
Eugene -WD- The Metropol
itan nd State all-stars divided
a doubleheader Sunday to end
their annual three-game high
school baseball series. The
split gave the Metropolitan
team the series 2-1.
The Metros won the night
cap 2 0 behind the one hit
pitching of Frank Lolach of
Central Catholic after the
Staters captured the opener
1-0 on the three-hit hurling
Physical
Hatchery Trout Get
Education
Fitness Program
Knoxville, Tenn. -fllPD- The
Tennessee Game and Fish
commission is putting its
hatchery trout through a phys
ical education course before
releasing the fish in streams
and rivers.
Time was when fishermen
turned up their noses at pal
lid, liver-fed, weak-muscled
hatchery trout. Twenty years'
research into the genetics of
fish culture and diet has
changed that.
"No trouter worthy of the
name could enjoy landing a
fish that couldn't whip its
way out of a wet paper bag,"
said Bob Burch, an official of
the Game and Fish commis
sion. "They're being fed a
new type of food that gives
them the pink, trout-tasting
meat' and the trout fighting
quality."
..Burch said trout grown to
the proper size in the hatch
eries are put into long 'trace
ways'' before being freed. A
last-moving current in the
race-ways makes the fish keep
up constant battle and tones
their muscles for future com
bat against fishermen.
-"Unlike the hatchery -fed
fish of a few years ago,"
Burch said, "today's put-and-take
fish are in many respects
M good or better than some
produced under natural con
ditions." ' .
of Butch O'Brien of Prairie
City and John Conrad of Ban
don. The seven-inning games
were watched by 472 persons
at Bethel park.
Rick Wise of Madison
struck out 22 and gave up
only six hits in nine innings
as the Metros opened the
series with an 8-0 victory Sat
urday night.
The Metros' Leroy Pittman
of Washington and Wise were
named the most valuable play
er and the most - valuable
pitcher, respectively. Pittman
got three hits Saturday and
two in the first game yesterday.
Fin Showing
Medford players Stu Young,
Dick Deffley and Dan Miles
made a fine showing of their
ability Saturday and Sunday
in the State-Metro prep all
star, baseball series, according
to their coach, John Kovenz,
who was also head coach for
the State team.
Young pitched three hit ball
over the first four innings in
yesterday's second game. He
fanned two and issued no
walks. Stu gave up both runs
and took the loss. Kovenz re
ported that Young's control
WINS BOAT RACE
New York-flJPD-Hank Bow
man of Solebury, Pa., and
Don Christy of Baltimore won
the annual Albany - to - New
York marathon boat race Sun
day. They powered their Glas
tron home ahead of 85 rivals
in the 136-mile event down
the Hudson river at a record
average speed of S4.7 miles
per hour.
REPLACEMENT READIED
Mobile, Ala. - IWD - A ves
sel now being converted at a
ship-building yard , here is
scheduled to replace the Ma
rine Sulphur Queen, which dis
appeared in the Gulf of Mex
ico last February with 39
men aboard.
' NOT THE ROSES - Roses are red, violets are blue; there's
a skunk trapped in the garden pheeeeeeew! At least so
- says Donnie Schmitt, 6, as the skunk is removed in a
;' wire trap. Conservation officers were called when Mrs.
Al Schulte of Dubuque, Iowa, noted her rose garden was
emitting an odor not usually associated with roses. (UPI)
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a great backhand stop and
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PADRES SIGN PEDEN
San Diego, Calif. - (UPD -
The San Diego Padres of the
Pacific Coast league Sunday
announced the signing of Les
Peden as a reserve catcher.
Peden was released recently
as Portland manager. He will
replace Greg Nash, a rookie
catcher who will be sent to
Rocky Mount of the Carolina
league.
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RV Dairy Maids Divide
With Yakima Cats; Beat
Roseburg Lumber Jills
Memorial Field, White City
-Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
won two out of three week
end games here and main
tained their break even
status in the Northwest Wom
en's Major Softball league.
The Maids split with Yak
ima, Wash., yesterday after
noon in the league after beat
ing Roseburg Lumberjills 9
to 3 in non-counting play on
Saturday evening.
Rogue Valley grabbed yes
terday's opener from the
Webb-Cats 2 to 0. Yakima
won the second 6 to 3. Sat
urday ' score was -9 to 3.
The Dairy Maids are S-5 in
the league.
In yesterday's first game
the .two Maid runs were in
the fourth stanza. Sherry Lar
son singled and she was safe
on a fielder's choice swat by
Larry Pepper Hurls
No-Hitter as Studs
Grab Legion Lead
Merrill Larry Pepper,
with help on the last batter
from Wayne Clay, hurled a
no-hit, no-run triumph here
yesterday when the Central
Point Cheney Studs barged
into first place in the south
ern division of Area 4 Amer
ican Legion junior baseball.
Central Point bounced the
Tri-City Gems 3 to 0.
The Studs took over the No.
1 spot by a half game when
Grants Pass spoiled the previ
ously unmarred status of Med
ford 10 to 2 also on Sunday.
Klamath Falcons tripped the
Klamath Falls Hawks 8 to 3
on Saturday in another count
ing game. Central Point is
now 4-1 in the loop. Grants
Pass and the Falcons are 3-1
and Medford 2-1.
The Cheney team also took
its second non-counter hassle
yesterday 2 to 1.
Just IS Pitches
Central Point opposes Ash
land at 7:30 a'clock this even
ing in a non-league game in
the fairgrounds, ball park at
Medford. t
Peoer, throwing just 85
pitches,-faced 22 baUr.en. He
walked two and tanned nine.
He hurt his arm on the 8.1h
pitch and Clay came in with
the count two and one to re
tire the last Gem batter on
a strikeout. Rival pitcher
Dave Hill yielded six hits and
seven tree passes. He wiffed
five.
Central Point scored in the
first inning of the counter on
a walk to Rivenburg and
double by Luis Alvarez. Riv
enburg and Alvarez walked
in the third canto and Willie
Jones doubled them home.
Jones had two hits in the
scrap' in which there were no
errors.
Alvarez, who hit four for
six for the day, and had a
hand in all the scoring for
CP, drove in both runs in
the second game. Larry Mason
walked in the third inning
but was forced out by Riven
burg, -who moved to second
on a wild pitch. Rivenburg
scored his third run of the
afternoon on an Alvarez
single. In the fifth inninu
Mike Glines and Alvarez each
doubled.
The Gem tally was on a
homer by Brad Slezak.
Alvarez hit three for three
with two doubles and Glines
had two hits in the second
game. Mason, In a three-hit
ter, hit a batter and struck out
five. For Tri-City Dennis
Barry gave up four free trips
to Dases ana tanned seven,
Sharon Isaacs. Becky Glines
doubled the two runners
home.
Maureen Triples
Maureen Larson tripled for
the Dairy Maids and Shirley
Dobie had two hits for Yak
ima. Pat Barron threw a four
hitter for Rogue Valley. She
struck out three and gave no
walks. Betty Baker of the
Cats hit a batter, walked one
and fanned four in a five-hit
chore.
Rogue Valley boomed to a
3 to 0 lead in the second in
ning of the first tray. Doris
Hlckson was hit by a pitch
and Jan Bateman walked.
Yvonne Mclvor and Maureen
Larson slapped singles and
there was one error.
The Webb - Cats got two
runs back in the fourth in
ning on hits by Mary Taylor
and Jo Ogdon, a fielder's op
tion and two miscues. They
ran over tying and go-ahcad
scores in the fifth frame on
hits by Carol Jacobs and
Baker, an error and a field
er's option. For two runs in
the seventh, Yakima used an
error and safe blows by Do
bie and Wanda McCargar.
Janet Pfaff tripled for RV
and Jacobs had two hits for
the Cats. Marilyn Richcy
limited the Dairy Maids to
three hits while hitting a bat
ter, walking three and fan
ning five. Barron allowed
eight hits, walked one - and
fanned two.
The Maids on Saturday put
across five of their runs in
a six-hit fifth inning. Barron,
Sue Conway, Carole Huber,
Mclvor, Sherry Larson and
Hickson all hit safely. There
were two errors.
Hitting highlight of the
fray was a two run homer by
Roseburg's Nancy Crenshaw
In the seventh inning. Glenna
Wolford singled ahead of her.
Pfaff, Conway, Huber and
Mclvor each had two hits for
the Maids. Conway tripled,
nan arove in two runs.
Crenshaw and Joanne Daven
port each had two safeties for
Roseburg.
Hlckson, pitching a seven
hitter for Rogue Valley, walk'
ed two and fanned two.
Ex-Majors
Shine in
Coast Loop
By RON SUPINSKI
United Press International
About a dozen former ma
jor leaguers sent down to the
Pacific Coast league this sea
son are showing their bosses
in a hurry that Ihey want
return tickets to the steak and
salad circuit.
All of them played a big
hand Sunday in helping their
respective teams achieve vic
tory. They are pitcher Dave
Thies and outfielders Manny
Jimenez and Jose Tartubull
of Portland; hurlers Ted
Wills and Dave Sisler and in
fielder Gene Freese of San
Diego; Seattle pitcher Hal
Kolstad; pitcher Jim Consta
ble of Tacoma; southpaw
George Brunct of Oklahoma
City.
Also outfielder Bob Will of
Salt Lake City and pitchers
Bob Duliba and Fred New
man and inficlders Ken Hunt
and Tom Salriano of Hawaii.
Two-Hitter
Wills (6-4), formerly of the
Boston Red Sox and Cincin
nati Reds, hurled a nine-inning
two-hitter in blanking
Dallas-Ft. Worth 6-0. Relief
pitching by former Cincinnati
and Red Sox hurlcr Sisler
helped the Padres edge the
Rangers 6-5 in the first game.
Portland beat Spokane
twice, 4-3 and 9-6, on the
strength of Thies' pitching in
the opener and a three-run
homed by Jimenez in the
nightcap. Tacoma's Constable
shut out Seattle 1-0 on four
hits in the seven-Inning finale
after Kolstad, late of the Red
Sox, scattered five hits to
win the opener for Seattle
4-3.
Will, starting his first game
for Salt Lake after being sent
down by the Chicago Cubs in
exchange for Elllis Burton,
bashed a two-run homer in
leading the Bees to a 12-9 win
over Denver.
Grants Pass Hands
Medford 1 st Loss
In Legion Baseball
McCormack Pitches
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Ancient Locomotive
In Nation's Newest
Felton. Calif. - (UPD - The
ancient steam locomotive Dlx
iana Shay with its four 1880
styled passenger cars puffs
from the station hourly on
the nation's newest yet
oldest railroad.
It is the Roaring Camp
and Big Trees Narrow Gauge
railroad and it carries excur
sionists through the redwood
groves of Santa Cruz county,
about 70 miles south of San
Francisco. Its maiden passen
ger paying run was made on
Palm Sunday this year.
Eventually, the road will
curve more than three and
one half miles from its start
ing terminal, then back on
itself, on a round trip to the
top of Bear mountain.
The locomotive is a gen
uine steam boiler, made in
Lima, Ohio, in 1912 for the
Smoky Mountain railroad in
Tennessee. It was purchased
by the RB&BTNGRR in Vir
ginia where it had served on
a now abandoned railroad out
of Dixiana.
The coaches, built by H. A.
Pulaski, incorporation, of Ir
windale, Calif., were used in
the 1880s on the narrow
guage Nevada - California
Oregon railroad along the
eastern slopes of the Sierra
i Nevada.
I The rails were made in the
same years for the long gone
Carson and Colorado rail
way. They originally came
around the Horn on a sailing
ship. The roadbed is laid on
hand-split ties.
"We want to bring the ro
mance and color of steam
railroading back to America,"
said railroad president F.
: Norman Clark. "It is our in
' tcntion to give Americans the
opportunity actually to par
I ticipie in their heritage, not
Just read about it."
PP and L Opens
New Service Center
Grants Pass - Pacific Power
and Light company opened its
new service operations center
here Friday night as some 250
townspeople turned out for an
evening ribbon-cutting cere
mony and inspection tour.
Mayor Charles B. Gill Jr.
snipped a symbolic ribbon at
the front gate and rode on a
hydraulic ladder mounted on
a PP&L truck, part of a dis
play of equipment and tools
of the electrical trade.
Frank Bash, PP&L vice
president, told the crowd that
the new building serves as a
"nerve center" for the compa
ny's electric service operations
In the area.
The open house continued
on Saturday with a six-hour
open house. The $200,000 com
plex includes two main build'
ings at the junction of State
Highway 238 and the Red'
wood highway.
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LeMans Crash
Kills Brazilian
Le Mans, France upd
Death and perfection rode the
Le Mans course during the
week end in one of the tough
est endurance races on .the
sports car tour.
Forty-eight cars nosed to
the starting line for the 24
hour test, but only 13 finished
the race Sunday. The torrid
grind cost the life of Brazil's
Christian (Bingo) Hcins, who
was trapped in his burning
Alpine when the French auto
skidded on a patch of oil and
crashed.
Italy's flame-red Ferraris,
led by the winning Italian
tandem of Luigi Scarfiotti and
Lorenzo Bandini, sped away
with all the honors.
Briggs Cunningham of New
York and Bob Grossman of
Nyack, N. Y., finished ninth
in a Jaguar.
Homers Carry
Home runs by Satrisio,
Hunt and Carlos Bcrnic-r ca
rled Hawaii to a 4-1 win over
Oklahoma City in the open
er of a twin bill. Newman
and Duliba combined to limit
the BUcrs to ftce hits. All ex
cept Bernler were sent to Ho
nolulu earlier this season by
the parent Los Angeles An
gels.
Brunet allowed Hawaii only
four singles, three by Bernier
who ran his consecutive game
hitting streak to 14, in blank'
ing the Islanders 8-0 in the
second game. It was tho sec
ond shutout of the season for
Brunet (4-2) who pitched for
the Houston Colts last year.
San Diego's twin triumphs
lifted the Padres to within
one game of southern division
leader Dallas-Ft. Worth. Wills
hit a solo homer to aid his
cause. In addition the left
hander rapped a pinch single
for Sisler in the nightcap and
a substitute runner scored the
winning run on a single by
Mel Queen.
Sisler won his fourth game
after relieving starter George
McWilliams in the fifth.
Freese, wanting another crack
in the big top with Cincinnati,
clubbed his seventh homer
with the bases empty in the
second game.
Grants Pass - There is no
unbeaten team left in the
American Legion junior base
ball's Area 4 Southern division.
Grants Pass took care of
that Sunday when the Mock
ord team downed Medford
10 to 2.
The Climate city club fol
lowed up the league encounter
with victory also in the nun
(.'bunting five-inning second
game. Jerry McCormack
twirled a 1 to 0 no-hit, no-run
erdict, walking two and
striking out three.
Outcome of the division mix
gave Grants Pass a second
place tie in the league stand
ings with the Klamath Falls
Falcons, each with 3-1. Med
ford is now in fourth spot
with 2-1.
Medford gets another
chance at Grants Pass on
Tuesday when the club3 play
at 8 p.m. at the fairgrounds
ball park at Medford. This
will be a non-conference ruck
us. Two Big Innings
Mock Ford in the Sunday
ivislon battle put most of its
wallop into two innings - four
runs in the first and five mark
ers in the fifth. Lyman Kei-
scckcr, Bill Standlcy and Bob
Peters hit safely in the open
ing chukkcr. Grants Pass also
used two walks, an error and
two fielder's options.
Rich W o 1 n e y, Standlcy
Fritz DcBo and Jim Thomp
son bashed singles In the fifth
panel when a walk, error and
fielder s option also 1 Helped
the Climate city splurge
Medford tabulated In t h e
third Inning on hits by Don
Anderson and Mike Barnes
a hit batter, two fielder
choices, an error and a passed
ball.
Anderson had three hits In
four times up for Medford
Keisecker. Slandley and Pc
tors each smacked the ball
safely twice for Mock. Ford
Five-Hiiier
GP pitcher Thompson held
Medford to five hits. He walk
ed four and funned six. Med
ford tosser Bill Enyart gave
up 10 hits and three bases on
balls wnue recording nn
strikeouts.
For the lone run in the sec
ond scuffle, the Mock crew
used a single by Don Sum
mers, an error, on a fielder's
choice, a passed ball and an
other error with the run cross-
g on an overthrow of third
base.
Mike Barnes, the catcher
for the league game, was Med
ford's pitcher for the second
mix. With a two-hitter, no
walks and a strikeout he was
just about as effective as Mc
Cormack. It was McCormack
ho got the other GP hit.
Medford made a big bid
tie up the game in the
fourth inning. Mike Neatham-
was culled out at the plate
Jim Calhoun's saueeze
bunt.
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Favorite
Baltimore - (ITU - Ex-title-holder
Denny Moyer of Port
land, Ore., goes into tonight'
championship 19 round bout
at the civic center a 6 to S
favorite to regain his crown
from junior middleweight
champion Ralph Dupas.
Dupas, a 27-year-old New
Orleans native, won the crown
from Moyer on a split deci
sion on April 27, before a
hometown crowd.
Moyer is hoping to reverse)
the decision this time. The
betting is that it will be a
decision and that there will
be no knockout.
TIGERS CALL UP TWO
Detroit-niPU-Pitcher Willie
Smith and outfielder Gates
Brown have been called up
by the Detroit Tigers from
their Syracuse farm club of
the Interternational league.
Pitcher Dick Egan, who com
piled an 0-1 record In 20
games this season, was demot
ed to Syracuse.
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St. Louis - (UPD - Catcher
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