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' 'Eugene-WTO-Doug Olson of
1 Medford overwhelmed Dave
Hamaker of Eugene 10 and
9 to win the junior division
title in the Oregon Golf as-
L . sociation junior tournament
Friday.
Olson, a 16-year-old taking
his first crack at the junior
crown, after winning the 1962
boys title, took a 7 up lead
by firing a six-under-par 66
in the first 18 holes of the
36-hole finals.
Eddie Morris of San Diego
won the boys' division cham
pionship and Peggy Conley of
Spokane captured the girls'
division title.
Morris defeated David
Glenz of Coos Bay 1 up and
Miss Conley topped Mary
Wolfe of Portland and 5
in the finals.
In the Dee vee and pee wee
girls' finals Wayne Laurila of
Coos Bay won over Reid
Morrison of Klamath Falls S
and 4 and Patty Jensen of
Portland got past Stacey
Young of Lake Oswego S and
Other results include:
Fanfare
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Mail Trikaa iftn Hilar
Jl'NIOB DIVISION
lxu nit III Stave Good.
Red Bluff (ex-Madforrii 4af Charles
Hosan. ntaraona. on ntn bow.
ova division
Fanrtk Hum Mikt Truax.
Salem, dot. David Boala, Medlord.
up.
GIHLS DIVISION
lit I lie nt buaan soaia, iwca-
Bon Beman, Central Point,
ex-Crater high athlete, now
in the Marine Corps, got the
thrill of his life when Presi-
. dent John Kennedy paid a
visit to San Dit.o, Calif. F
man drew the assignment of
presenting his unit's guidon
to the president. Kennedy
- spoke to the marine, asking
has name, where he was from
and how he likes the Ma
rines. The Central Pointer
answered that he liked the
Marines very much.
GOOD FOR GAMES .
Whr ' Stata-Matro
high school all-star baseball
strias continued whan it fails
to draw fan support? (The
. Saturday night gams this sea
son draw 152 parsons and the
' Sunday doubleblll 472.)
Mel Krausa. basaball and
basketball mentor who's
leadership keeps the series
going, supplied this answer
- for George Pattro, sports eoi
tor of the Oregon Journal:
"Because this Is good for
high school baseball. The kids
have something to work for
they never had before. Track
Is big now and I have no
complaints about that. I lust
think we ought to do the Job
in baseball, loo." -
IV (Krause moves from North
Eugene to Sheldon high for
' . the new school year.)
GOOD SERIES WANTED
I ( Bob Gilbert. Eugene auto
dealer, is the financial
- j "angel" for the all-star series,
I ' Telling why he has been will
f S lng to make up the deficits of
the icrici, Gilbert told
Pasero:
"I have not wanted any
5; thing other than to see a good
Z xerletand to have it financial-
- ly successful. If-1 can get it
self-sustaining, with a bank
- account, - I'll- gladly turnrlt
- loose -
jr It seems to this writer that
the series would be more of
'. a success if the games were
spread over three days with
v games in three separate
- towns.
LOOK LIKE MAJORS
"You're seeing major
league-, ball tonight." That
was a press box . comment
made Wednesday evening
during the Medford and Can
iral Point American Legien
' iunior baseball clubs.
Now. its not exactly "at
enable to consider Legion
ball on the same level of call.
bar as thai of the major
leagues. But. that's not saying
that Legion ball ean't be just
as scintillating or just as
entertaining. We've seen
some of the Legien players
come up with plays and rout'
ing smashes with the bat that
would make a major leaguer
look great.
Truth is there are good
plays and bad plays and
good games and bad games
at every level of the game,
And the Legion variety pro
vides its share of thrills,
Fact is. the Legion players
re worthy of larger attend
ance games than they've been
getting. Medford's home
opener had a good crowd and
Medford and Central Point
seem to draw well when they
meet. There was a host on
hand last Wednesday. But. the
crowds could be larger.
We particularly hope for
better turnouts for Ashland
games than the 30 or so that
were on hand for Monday
game with Central Point.
Then, maybe, the Ashlanders
on the gate would not think
they have to charge the press.
GOOD CHANCE
"He's got as good a chance
as anyone of going all the
way. It's up to him on how
far he 11 go, but if ne sets
break or two there's no rea
I'-'
:
son why he can't play in the
majors."
That is a quote from Ron
Maurer, Grants Pass high
baseball coach, recently
in the Grants Pass Daily
Courier. It concerned Gary
Reddick, GP all-around ath
lete who signed a contract
to play baseball in the Los
Angeles Dodgers system.
"I'm proud that he got this
chance. He's a dependable
player with a good attitude
and has the brains that help
him make decisions. At the
same time he is a player that
takes coaching," the Maurer
quote said further.
The story in the Courier
goes on to point out that Mau
rer knows what can be ex
pected when a player signs a
major league contract since
he signed with the St. T ouis
Cards in 195S and played for
a while with Fresno.
TAKES RED BLUFF POST
Clark Good, who was pre-
viously pro at Cherry Park
golf course here, has taken
the post of pro at Wilcox
Oaks course, -Red Bluff, Calif,
R3GUE RIVER SLATE
Here is the Rogue River
high football schedule for
1963:
Sept. 13 Glendale at
Rogue River; Sept. 20 Illi
nois Valley at Cave Junction;
Sept. 27 Lakeview at Rogue
River, Oct. 4 At Phoenix;
Oct. 11 Sacred Heart at
Klamath Falls, Oct. 18 At
Henley; Oct. 25 St. Mary's
at Rogue River, Nov. 1 At
Eagle Point, Nov. 8 Illinois
Valley at Rogue River.
ADD TO SQUAD
The Lloyd Hofilnes are
parents ef three-fifths of
basketball team. A son, their
third, was born to the Hof
fines here yesterday. Lloyd
is head basketball coach at
Crater High school. The Hoi
fines' ether sons are agea 7
and 4.
PICK LINFIELD
Two press releases from
Linfield college in seperate
envelopes, each postmarked
6 p.m. June 20, arrived on the
sports desk Friday. They were
announcements from Baseball
Coach Roy Helser and Foot
ball Coach Paul Durham, re
spectfully concerning the reg
istration at Limieid oi Mea
ford pitcher Stuart Young
and football linebacker Gary
Griffin.
Young, a southern Oregon
conference and American Le
gion all-star, pitched in the
state all-star series last week
end. Griffin was named all-
conference and all-state as a
member of the Medford state
title grid team last fall. He
was chosen to the State all
star team which plays in Port
land in August.
GAME MOVES FAST
Another remark at Mem
orial field. White City last
Wednesday - this after the
Central Point - Medford Le
gion gamei "If we hadn't had
lights, they wouldn't have
needed them."
The fast-played tussle was
over by 9:10 p.m. It was still
quite light although It did
help to have the field arcs on.
lord. drf. Linda Volliledl, Port
land. 1 up.
d filial KaUl.v Jensen. Port
land, del. Julie Heath. Granta
Paat.
Jaycec Golf
Tournament
On Monday
Medford Junior Chamber
of Commerce junior golf
tournament Is slated Monday.
It will be at Rogue Valley
Country club. Boys will be
gin teeing off at 9 a.m.
This tourney is 18 holes of
medal play.
The low five will qualify
for the stale jayeea tourney.
It Is scheduled for July 13
and 14 at Madras. . -
Koufax Using
Index Finger
For Okeh Sign
United Preu International
Sandy Koufax's left Index
finger has come around so
well that he now uses it to
form a circle with his thumb,
That's the sign everything
is perfect again and it also
could be a sign the Los An
geles Dodgers are on the way
to their first National league
pennant since 1939.
Koufax's finger probably
cost the Dodgers the pennant
last year when a circulatory
ailment in it forced the left-
handed fast-baller to the side
lines during July.
Not Bother
But the digit doesn't seem
to be bothering him now and
if there's any question about
it, Koufax can point to his
record of 11 victories against
only three defeats.
He ' pitched - the Dodgers
within a game and a half-of
first place Friday night when
he beat the St. Louis Car
dinals 6-3 for his fourth vic
tory in a row.
Koufax struck out nine and
had a four-hit shutout going
until the ninth when a single,
a walk and Tim McCarver's
two-out homer, brought re
liever Ron Perranoski in from
the bullpen to get the final
out.
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DOUG OLSON
State Junior Champion
Medford Smothers
Gems Legion Team;
Plays Hawks Today
AREA STANDINGS
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Medford American Legion
baseball team, with an 18-hit
barrage led by Jim Calhoun
and Tom Barker, swamped
Tri-City here Friday evening
to pull into a first place tie
in the Southern division of
Area 4 American Legion jun
ior baseball.
Barker and Calhoun each
lashed four hits and Calhoun
knocked in four runs in a 18
to 1 verdict over the Gems.
The victory knotted Med
ford with the Klamath Falls
Falcons at the top of the divi
sion heap. Tri-City was more
firmly settled in seventh
place.
Claudia Lindor
College Champ
University Park, Pa. - (UPD -Claudia
Lindor took an early
lead and maintained it over
36 holes Friday to win the
women's intercollegiate fcolf
tournament, 3 and 4 over
Marianne Gable of Los An
geles State college.
Miss Lindor, a 24-ycar-old
Western Washington State
College physical education
major from Anacortes,
Wash., was four up after five
holes and Miss 'Gable never
was able to overcome the
lead.
All-Comer
Track Set
On June 29
A scries of five all-comers
track meets will be held at
the Medford high stadium this
summer under auspices of the
city recreation department.
Dean Benson, Medford high
coach in charge of the track
program for the city, said
that the first meet will be
held on Saturday, June 29.
Others are - scheduled for
July 13, 20, 27 and Aug. 10.
Competition for boys 8
through 14 years of age and
girls 6 through 16 will be
held in the mornings, start
ing at 9 o'clock.
Rivalry for boys 13 years
and over will be held at 3:30
p.m. This will include 13-16
high school and open divi
sions.
No Entry Fee
No entry fee will be requir
ed but entrants will register
before the meets.
Benson said that the sta
dium will be open on Tues
days and Thursdays from 0
to 8 p.m., beginning this
Tuesday, for workouts and
instruction for all who are
interested.
Assisting Benson will be
Bob Mclntyre, Stanford uni
versity and ex-Medford high
track man.
Pole vault and high jump
pits and runways have been
moved to the side of the foot
ball field which has been re
built and reseeded.
Sponsoring Post IS hat an
nounced a coniaat lo name
lha Mtdford American Legion
junior baseball team. A prist
will be offered for the name
chosen. Details of the conteal
are yet to be determined but
the post will start aecapling
entries as of now. Suggettiont
map be mailed to Poat 13,
American Legion. Medford,
Ore.
The Medford laam hat bean
known as lha Cokes la past
recent teatens but that name
has been dropped because of
change in the means of ft
nancing Legion basaball.
drove in two runs, crossed the
plate four times. Anderson
scored three times. .
Dennis Barry, who started
on the hill for the Gems, was
charged with 11 hits and U
runs in two innings plus. He
was relieved by Dave Hill
with two runs across in the
third inning and with two on
base with no one out. Two
other runs in the inning were
charged to him. Barry walked
three .hit one and fanned one.
Hill allowed seven hits, five
runs and four bases on balls.
He struck out six.
Seven errors hurt the Gems.
Medford meets the Hawks
in a league game at Klamath
Falls today while Tri-City en
tertains Ashland at Merrill.
LINESCORKS:
Trl City (too oni o l 7
Medford ...2-tS 111 X 16 U 1
Barry, Hill ISI and J. Moore:
Enyart, Smith (Si and Barnaa.
Phippa (Si.
Metke Named
To Game Post
Salem-aiTO-J. Pat Metke of
Bend was appointed to a five
year term on the Oregon
game commission by Gov
Mark Hatfield Friday.
Metke, a former state rep
resentative, will succeed Rol-
1 i n Bowles of Portland
whose term expires July 17.
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San Francisco - (UPD - One
thing the San Francisco
Forty - Niners will not lack
this season is an offensive
end. Veteran pass catchers
Clyde Conner, Monte Stick
les, and Bcrnie Casey have all
returned their signed con
tracts, and join highly re
garded rookie Hugh Camp
bell, who is already in the
fold.
Baseball
ritlDAY'S RESULTS '
cnicaso s PitUBursn a no in-
nln . ...
Cincinnati 3 Houston n inifnti
Milwaukee 8 San Pran. 3 Inirht)
Lot Anielea ft St. Loull 3 mithtl
New York 1 Philadelphia 1.
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AMERICAN l.tAGUE
Boton 7 New YorR 4 miflnii
Chlcaao a Cleveland O. inisht)
Lot Anaelea l waininfion o,
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Detroit naniaa niy mirnt:
Minnesota S Baltimore a :'-
Baltimore 10 Minnaaota 2. ijnd,
mint)
Parlflr Coait Laaene
Denver I Okla. City 4 (10 In-
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SDoaane i san nteio n
Taeoma S Seattle 5 (JO Innlnsi)
Hawaii S Da laa.rt Worth 1
Salt Lake City at Portland loud.
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Northweit Leaiue
(bamea rained outi
SUNDAY GAMES .
National League.
Pittaburth at Chlcafn
Houfton at Cincinnati iai
San Franclaco at Milwaukee
Lot Anrelea at St. Loula
Philadelphia at New York
American Leagae
Washington at Loa Anselea
Detroit at Kansas City
Baltimore at Minnesota
Chicaso at Cleveland (31
New York at Boston
MEW PCL UMPIRE
Seattle n - Pacific Coast
League President Dewey Sor
iano announced the purchase
of umpire Osibee Jelks from
t ie Northwest League Friday.
Jelks, 32, will be the second
Negro umpire in the PCL
The other is Emmitt AiMcrd
the league's umpire-in-chief.
Jelks has been in organized
baseball for seven years, the
last three In the Northwest
I circuit-
While the Medford hitters
were unloading, pitchers Bill
Enyart and Dane Smith team
ed to hold the Gems to tour
hits, never more than one an
Inning. Enyart went four
frames on the hill. He whiffed
batters seven times and did
not walk a man. He yielded
doubles to Jim Moore and
Brad Slezak.
Six in Third
Smith gave up a run, two
hits and two walks. He struck
out two and hit a batter in
his three cantos on the mound.
Medford, which scored in
every inning, pounaea in-
City the hardest in the third
panel when eight hits contrib
uted six runs. Ron Edmonds
tripled and singled in this in
ning and the other singles
were by Enyart, Don Ander
son. Dan Miles, Calhoun, Bar
ker and Mike Barnes. Barker
came home on a double swipe
Miles three-baggered in a
four-hit, five-run second in
ning. Calhoun, Barker and
Barnes whacked safeties. Bar
ker tallied in this stanza also
on a double steal. Anderson,
Neathamer and Barker each
had hits in a two-run first
canto.
Tri-City scored in the sixth
inning on a walk to Brad
Slezak, an error and J 1 m
Moore's groundout.
Miles Scores Four Times
Anderson, Miles, Barnes
and Edmonds each had two
hits for Medford. Miles, who
SO Junior
Baseball To
Open This Week
The Southern Oragon Jun
ior, Intermediate and Pee
Wea Basaball league schedules
will get under way this week
with full slat of games.
The Intermedial league
opena Monday with the Med
ford Yankee at the Central
Point Stars and lha Central
Point Rama at Phoenix-Talent,
both at 2 p.m. . .
The first Junior lsague
gam will tak plac Tuesday
night, with Medford meeting
the Crater Cubs at the Vet
erans Administration ball-
field at Whit City, starting
at 7 p.m. This game was or
iginally scheduled for wed-
nesday. The Central Point
Mustangs will b at Grants
Pass at 2 p.m. Wdnsday
Th Pe We schedule
starts Tuesday with three
p.m. gamast Medofrd Tigrs
at Medlord Wildcats, Central
Point Brav at Central Point
Indiana and Jacktonvlll at
Prospect Lions.
Hodges Itching
To Play After
Nats Lose Again
Los Angeles -HIP- Likable
Gil Hodges was itching to get
his hands on a bat Saturday
as he tried to puzzle out some
way to snap his Washington
Senators' losing streak,
Hodgea was not quit ready
to put himself on the active
list but the famed slugging
star of th National league
didn't close the door entirely
on that possibility.
And Friday night's 1-0 Ioh
to the Los Angeles Angels, If
anything, opened that door
crack wider.
"We've been getting good
pitching but just can't seem
to find the hitting," the rookie
manager said. ..
And Hodges pulled out all
the stops Friday night In
desperate effort to find a run
that would keep his club in
the game, using four pinch-
hitters and runners in the
ninth inning. But it was to no
vail as their losing streak
extended to nine games. -
But the Senators ran into
some excellent pitching by
the Angels as Dean Chance
and Julio Navarro combined
their talents for the shutout
victory.
Winningham
Places Fourth
St. Louis - (UPD -Former
Oregon Stat star Darrell
Horn went 28-4 to finish sec
ond In the broad jump In the
national AAU track meet
Friday.
Ralph Boston ' won th
event in 28-10.
Gary Stenlund of Oregon
State was sixth in the javelin
with a throw of 230-11V4
Southern California's Larry
Stuart won with 233-3.
Glenn Winningham, ex-
Grants : Pass High school
standout, was fourth in the
javelin in 238-8 'i.
Oregon State s Morgan
Groth and Norm Hoffman
gained the 880 yard run
finals by winning their heats
in 1:30.0 and 1:31.4, respect
ively.
Former Oregon stars Dyrol
Burleson and Jim Grelle ran
first and third in their heat
to gain the finals for the mile
run. Their clockings were
4:10.3 and 4:10.7, respective
ly.
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New York - (UFA - After 17
years of perfect attendance,
veteran American league um
pire Bill McKinlcy Thursday
missed his first game when
he was sidelined by a virus.
McKinlcy was ordered to re
main in his hotel room, leav
ing Nestor Chylak, John Rice
and Bill Valentine to umpire
the New York Washington
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