Bedford's Legion
Crew Defeats GP;
I ussle Thursday
MEDFORD MAIL. TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10. 1963
Medford American T.ecinn
junior baseball nine broke its
1963 season jinx against
grants rass here last night
With Jim Calhoun getting
three hits and driving in three
runs and with newcomer
Jack Adams pitching four-hit,
12-strikeout ball, the Med
fords laced the Mock Ford
team 10 to 3 at the fair
grounds ball park in a non
league engagement.
It was the first win for
Medford in four games this
season with GP. And, the two
clubs are not done with each
other. They collide again at
the fairgrounds at 8 p.m. on
Thursday. This time it will
be an Area 4 Southern di
vision ruckirs.
Medford never trailed last
night. The home club scored
three times in the first inning
and once in the second for a
4 to 0 lead. Grants Pass rallied
for all of its markers in the
third canto but Medford pull
ed away with runs in the
fourth, fifth and sixth frames.
Nine Straikht Strikeouts
Adams, resident of the Los
Angeles area and spending
the summer at Phoenix, made
his first appearance with the
Medfords last night. He ran
into rough going in the third
inning when he walked four
batters and gave up two hits.
But, Coach Cliff McLean
stuck with him and Adams
caught stride to hold down
the Mocks the rest of the way.
Adams, a lefthander, struck
out the last nine batters he
faced. He issued no walks out
side the third inning.
Medford got its first inning
scores on just one hit, a single
by Calhoun. Figuring also
were two bases on balls, a
wild pitch, a passed ball,
three stolen bases, an error
and a fielder's option. Dan
Miles drew the first walk, ad
vanced on the bad pitch and
passed ball.
Mike Neathamer walked
and a double swipe scored
Miles. Neathamer then pil
fered third base and Calhoun
drove him home. Calhoun
was forced at second by Tom
Barker. A fielder's choice rap
by Ken Phipps and an error
allowed Barker to score.
Adams Doubles
Bill Enyart was hit by a
pitch in the second inning
and doubled home by Adams.
Three of the bases on balls,
hits by Pete Hardin and Bill
Standley and a fielder's choice
swat by Don Summers were
the run makers for GP.
Medford scored three times
in the fourth inning on three
walks and singles by Dan
Miles and Calhoun. Three
more walks, a hit batter, two
wild pitches and an error
gained two runs in the fifth
canto. In the sixth a counter
tallied on a Calhoun hit, an
error, a walk, steals by Cal
houn and Jim Brennan and a
Phipps groundout.
Rich Wolney had two hits
for GP, one a double.
George Sturza, new Grants
Pass resident from Albany,
Calif., gave up seven of the
Medford runs on four hits. He
walked five, hit one and
fanned three. Reliever Steve
Newman yielded one hit, three
runs and three walks. He hit
a batter and struck out one.
LINESCORli:
Grants Pass 003 0C0 0 3 4 3
Medford 310 321 x 10 S 1
Sturza, Newman (5) and Peters;
Adams and Phipps.
Bowling
MONDAY NIGHT SCRATCH
Poole's Trailer Sales (17-71 4.
Don Davis 775; Sapphire Trio (15
91 0, Ed Bingham 730.
Walts Wranglers ( 17-71 4. Walt
Skundrlck 683; Tumbteweeds tS
16i 0. Virgil Conley 658.
Cypos (14-10) 3. Roy Otford
730: Fliptops (13-111 1, Larry
Blunt 774.
Turbo Chargers (9-13) 3. Ken
Pickens 753; Unknown Trio (4
20) 1. Gordy Castor 669.
Don Davis 335. Larry Blunt 234;
Poole's Trailer Sales 2194.
BOXY MOT SHOTS
(End of 1st Half)
Pin Tippers (20-4) 2. Nancy
Weber 445; Half Shota 113-11) 2.
ElMt Eddy 482.
Summer Trio (14ls-9l3l 3. Shir
ley Seuler 427; Lucky 7 (11-131 1.
Shirley Mitchell 437.
The Jinx 114-10) 3. Ethel Cham
pion 460; Ten Pins (9-11) I, Vivian
Stogsdill 398.
The Odds (12-121 4. Ruth Car
penter 469: Timber Beetles (11 s
12' a I 0. Eileen Hunting 457.
Splitters (11-13) 3. Betty Neel
427: Blue Bells (8-16) 1, Dolores
Crawford 463.
Shadows and Sleepy Bowlers
postponed.
Ruth Carpenter 177. Eunice
Johnson 174. Nancy Weber 176;
The Odds 1273.
PETTI-POINTS
Team Four, 193.30; Team One,
191.13; Team Two, 190.27; Team
Three. 188.03; Team Five. 187.48;
Team Six. 186.37.
Alice Casebier. Eileen Hunting.
Wanda Vorpahl 188; Bea Mathews
648.
CP Cheney Studs
Oppose Tri-City
In Tilt Tonight
Central Point - Area 4
Southern division American
L e gion junior baseball is
ated for the Central Point
Cheney Studs this evening.
The Studs entertain the Tri-
City Gems of Merrill, Malin
and Tulelake. Game time will
be 8 p.m. at Memorial field,
White City.
It will be the third meeting
between the two clubs. Cen
tral Point nabbed a previous
doublcheader. Scores were 3
to 0 in the counting game and
2 to 1 in the kings-x affair.
Last For Tri-City
Neither team is now in the
titular running but each is
ambitious to improve on its
record before the end of its
league playing season. The
fourth place Studs (6-4) have
their sights on at least third
spot. Tri-City seeks to shake
off its share of the cellar spot.
This will be the Gems' last
league game.
In the Drevlnilc lnanna 0ama
Larry Pepper pitched a no
hitter for Central Pni nt utth
help on the last baiter from
wayne uiay. Pepper is not
slated to pitch this evening.
Coach Bill Askwith this morn
ing was yet undecided among
Bob Corliss, Clay and Larry
Mason.
The Gem choiep likoK, will
be Dave Hill or Dennis Barry.
Central Point's spasnn an1.
ing game will be at Medford
next Sunday.
Wheeler, Schulz Victors
In County Softball Play
John Wheeler Logging
strengthened second place in
the Major league and Keith
Schulz garage took over lone
second spot in the Minor in
Jackson County Softball as
sociation games last evening.
The Loggers won 4 to 0
from Central Point Mer
chants. Schulz tipped Medford
corporation 4 to 3.
Vern Collins pitched a one
hitter and struck out 15 for
the Loggers. He walked
three. Jim Van Zwol gave up
three hits to Wheeler. He
fanned six and walked two.
Vern Parent got the only
Central Point hit. Fuz McCay,
Jess Munyon and Don Ja
quctte had safeties for JW.
Storey
Medalist
Spokane, Wash. - lUPI) -Twenty
- one year old Tom
Storey of Olympia, Wash.,
with a two-day score of 138,
heads the field of 32 golfers
who qualified for flight posi
tions in the 1963 Pacific
Northwest Golf Association
tournament which started
here today.
Storey, who shot a blister
ing six-under par 65 Monday
on the Spokane Country club
course, went out in 37 Tues
day and covered the back
nine in 36 for a 73. Tom's
father. Ken Storey, settled for
a two-day score of 146.
Five strokes back of Stor
ey in second place after Tues
day's round was Bill Tindall,
Seattle, with a 71-72-143.
Close on the heels of Tin
dall were Ernie Jonson, Bell
vue. Wash., and Dick Price,
Longvicw, Wash., with 144s.
CHANGES MULLED
Los Angeles-OIPT - General
manager Fred Haney and
manager Bill Rigncy planned
to determine tonight any per
sonnel changes that might put
some spark into the Los An
geles Angels, current owners
of an eight-game losing streak.
The All-Star game break gave
the Angel management a
chance to survey the team s
situation and what help might
be obtained from their chief
farm club, the Hawaii Island,
Schulz went ahead with two
runs in the sixth inning after
Medco had tied the game at
2-all with markers in the fifth
and sixth.
Two Hits Each
Mort Mclntyre and Don
Cain had two hits each for the
Garage men. Ron Nofzigcr
tripled for Schulz and Norm
Lankford, Gale Sheperd and
Virgil Neucnschwandcr each
singled. John Shaw, Ncal El
lis, Jack' Doraty and Harold
Todd each hit safely for Med
co. Cain, pitching a four-hitter
for KS, fanned six, walked
two and hit one. Doraty
whiffed one and walked no
one in an eight hitter.
Wheeler is 3-1 in the Major
league and Central Point 1-3.
In the Minor Schulz is 3-2 and
Medco 0-4.
Colvin and Associates meets
Medco at 6:30 o'clock this eve
ning at Jefferson school. Cen
tral Point faces Southern Ore
gon Dry Kiln at Hedrick Jun
ior high.
i.inescores:
Medco 000 011 13
Schultz 200 002 X 4
Doraty and Moore; Cain
Mclntyre.
4 1
5 3
and
Central Point 000 000 00 1 3
Wheeler 210 100 x 4 3 0
Van Zwol and Riley; Collins and
Munyon.
QUIET FUNERAL
Miami - (UPII - A quiet, sim
ple funeral was held today for
Jack (Doc) Kearns, the free
wheeling manager who bally
hooed his way into boxing his
tory books and made eight
world champions. Kearns, who
died Sunday Just a month
short of his 81st birthday, will
be remembered as the man
who made the Manassa Maul
er, Jack Dempsey, and the
man who booked the first million-dollar
fight.
GOLF TRIO BILLED
Waukegan, 111. - lUPD - Ar
nold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus
and Gary Player will compete
in a S50.000 two-day golf tour
nament at Glen Flora Country
club Sept. 1-2, it was an
nounced today. The trio will
play 18 holes on the 6,500
yard, par-70 course each day
with the winner to receive
$25,000. Second money will
be $15,000 and third $10,000.
Roseburg
Wins From
Ashlanders
Ashland Rosebure Lock
wood Motors, with pitcher
jon Burnnam holding the op
position to one hit, defeated
Ashland 9 to 3 last night in
an American Legion junior
baseball game at Roseburg.
Burnham fanned 15 snrl
walked five.
Ashland used its lone hit,
by Jan Susce when It got two
runs in the fourth innine. Two
errors and a fielder's ODtion
contributed to the tallies. Two
walks and two errors nrnrinn.
ed the other Lithian counter
in the sixth inning.
Jim Beamer lashprl IhroA
hits and Mike Rlnmhora onH
Artie McDonald each two for
Koseburg. Beamer and Blom
berg had three-base blows.
Ashland n i I r h p r .inhA
Rhodes struck out three,
walked five and hit one.
The Ashland Leeion rlnh
will play an oldtimers team at
6:30 p.m. here Friday.
Ashland .!....coo 201 000 3 1 7
Roseburg 100 031 22x 9 II 8
Rhodes and Johnson: Rtirnham
and Beamer.
Sports Briefs
OREGONIANS RECRUITED
Moscow, Idaho-HJPIl - The
University of Idaho's new
basketball cnarh .lim nnrl.
dard, announced Tuesday he
has recruited three Oregon
high school standouts. Thpv
are John James, North Bend,
6-4 Dlayer who set scoring
and rebounding records for
his school; Bryon Strickland,
Portland, a 6-0 all-city guard.
from Roosevelt hiah. and
Dave Green. Milwaukic. a 6-5
all-Metro league player.
PROMOTED
Boise, Idaho-OJPli - An Ore
gon State university fish and
game biologist, Monte Rich
aids of Boise, has been pro
moted from area biologist to
fshcries development super
visor for the Idaho state fish
and game department, it was
announced Tuesday.
GARDEN BOUT ON TV
New York - lUPI) - Stanley
Kitten Haward of Philadel
phia, who has lost only one of
18 fights, has been matched
with Cuban Jose Stable for a
televised 10 -round welter
weight bout at Madison
Square Garden Aug. 3. Stable
has a 20-2-1 record.
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