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WEDNESDAY. JULY 17, 1963
MLDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MLDFORD, OREGON
Medford Topples Klamath 5-0;
Prepares for Area Playoff
Medford American Legion
ball club won chance (or
the Area 4 Southern division
championship last night by
shutting out top seeded Kla
math Falls Falcons before a
crowd of some 650 fans at
the Jackson fairgrounds.
Previous to last night's
game, the Medford team had
stood in second place behind
the front running Falcons
with a win needed to bring
the two teams into a tie.
The skirmish last night
brought the Medford team the
win they needed to tie with
the Falcons for a 10-2 record
that would necessitate a play'
off for the area champion
ship.
It was decided by the flip
of a coin after the game to
hold the playoff at the Falcon
home grounds at Gems sta
dium In Klamath Falls, Thurs
day. July 18. Gametime is
slated for 8 p.m.
In the game last night,
Medford scored all the runs
in the first two innings of
play. Stu Young, going all
the way on the mound for
Medford, dealt the visiting Fal
cons eleven strike outs while
giving up two walks and al
lowing three hits.
Hurling for the Falcons
was Rich Jackson who struck
out five, walked six and gave
up seven hits. Jackson also
went the seven Innings.
Off to Bad Start
Klamath got off to a bad
start in the beginning of the
first inning when raps by Le
Voy Young and Larry Blnney
were caught by third base
man, Ron Edmonds for out
was also out following a two
base gainer by Lanny Guyer.
Medford took over in the
bottom half when Dan Miles
and Mike Neathamer crossed
over home plate to score the
first runs in the game. Miles
on a low fly deep into right
field, went around to second
while Neathamer took first
with a walk and both batters
stole a base on Jim Calhoun's
turn at bat. Calhoun struck
out, bringing up Tom Barker
who slugged a grounder into
the outfield, bringing in Miles
and Neathamer for two Med
ford points.
Klamath lost a chance to
hit in the opening minutes
of the second inning when
Young, on the mound for
Medford, pitched three con
secutive strike outs against
the Falcons.
Edmonds, on a grounder,
was put out at first base as
Klamath shortstop, LeVoy
Young pegged the first base
man in the bottom of the
second. Next up, Mike Barnes,
scored another point for Med
ford as he crossed home plate
on a single by Anderson. Fol
lowing behind Barnes on a
scored run was Young who
came around from second on
the same hit. Anderson, after
getting two runs batted in,
came over home base on an
error.
Klamath's attempts to load
the bases in the top of the
fourth inning put three men
on. Guyer, at first on an error
took second on a hit by Kitch
ing. Leading off for third on
pitch to Parlsotto, Uuyer
was caught by pitcher Young
fielder, Miles, who tagged out
Guyer. Kitching advanced to
second with a walk by Parl
sotto and was tagged out by
the second baseman as he
ran between second and third.
Paxton was struck out and
retired the Klamath side
Medford suffered difficul
ties in the bottom of the
fourth when Miles was hit on
the shoulder by a pitch. The
game was called momentarily
but Miles was able to take
first with one out already
in the bottom half. Jackson
for Klamath struck out the
next two Medford batters to
end the inning.
Struck Out
Young struck out three
more batters on the Klamath
team and brought up Tom
Barker who slugged a hard
grounder out to Guyer, who
A contest lo nam Med'
ford's second American Lt
gion ball club is now going
on In the Medford area. Any
on can ntr and all nams
ar to b submitted to Amerl
can Lgion Post IS. A pris
of a twnty-flv dollar sav
Ings bond and a season pass
to all horn.- played .legion
games will b awarded in
winner.
one and two. Mike Kitching who fired across to center
Tony Borne's Sights
On Columbo's Title
Rocky Columbo will be
hard-pressed to. defend his
Pacific Coast junior heavy
weight wrestling cham p I o n
ship when he meets Tough
Tony Borne in the top half of
a double main event at Med
ford armory Thursday night.
Indian Billy Whitewolf
tackles Soldat Gorky in the
other half ot thn twin main
event and Abe Jacobs opens
the show at 8:30 p.m. when he
takes on Wild Bill Savage.
Borne, making his first start
here, is a bearded, mouthy,
cocky guy who has the ability
to back it up. He notified Fro'
moter Elton Owen that he in
tends to roll over Columbo
like a cyclone in his native
state of Texas,
Columbo has had several
good "money" watches since
winning the crown in the local
ring several months ago and
plans to go all out to retain the
title. He will especially be
on the alert for Borne's "can
nonball squasher," which the
Texan uses to subdue most of
his opponents after getting
them Into a dazed condition.
Ringside reserved seat tick
ets are available at Lamport's
Sporting Goods store. Early
arrivals will find the armory
doors open at 7:19 p.m.-
Bowling
City, 3113
lji ainsntiu uu nmcrr wire am
Results of the recent Southern
oreeon Htndlcep BowFtns tourna
ment were announced today by
int meaiora oowiing lanei.
Men'i Teami
Sllverton druts. Sllverton. 3223
Pom Hill Inicrprlaee. Brookings,
Jentxer loselne. 3143
Gene'a Drlve-ln. Redding. 3113
Lumberjacks, creacent CI
Men's All Events
Walt Pacweakl. K. Falli. 2037
Jim Paatorl, Eureka. 2018
Jack Turk. Medlord. 2004
Mike Wllion, Creacent City, 1096
Bob Niemeyer, Sllverton, 1990
Men'a Doubles
Dan Shusartt, Bill Byrd, Medford,
1383
AI Mowry, Gary Couch, Medford,
1339
Bob Olson. Louis Varaaso, Loa
Ancelea. 1336
Marv Belrose, Don Turner, Cres
cent c tv. 1342
Bob Niemeyer, OK Davis, Sllver
ton. 1.119
Scott Blackmore. Mike Wilson,
Milwaukee, Crescent City, 1313
Men's slneles
OK Davles, Sllverton, 770
Mike Wilson. Crescent Cltv. 7 .IS
Jack Anderson, Brookings, 734
AI Gebhard. Medford. 724
Bob Olson, Los Angeles, 704
Ladles All Events
(Final stantnnis)
Mary Parker, Medford, 1I2S
nay nawaiucm, Yrexa, ih
Nadean Newell, Bend, 1B23
Millie Ooodtellow, Alturas. 1813
VI Asutso, Roseburs, 1&04
Ladles Doubles
Leffle Graves, Vera Cummlnss,
Medford, 1229
Betty Schroeder, Naomi Moaning,
Canby. linn
Marge Anderson, Jo Aston, Med
ford. 11B4
Shirley Parsons. Gloria Evernden,
Ashland, Myrtle point, ins
VI Agulso. Marguerite Rone, Rose
hurt. 1174
Ladles singles
Jodv Balev. Tulelake. HBO
Blanche Earhart, Crescent City,
H34
Shtrlav Parsons. Ashlsnd. H23
Betty Workmen, Klamath Falls, 822
Ladles Team
Wooden Shoe, Medford, 2024
Canby Bowl, Canby, 2B79
Pin Twisters. Medford. 2702
West Construction, Medford. 2747
Wooden Shoe no. i, Meatora.
threw to first for the first
Medford out. Ken Phipps was
out on a throw by the Kla
math catcher to first base.
Edmonds took first on an er
ror by the first baseman and
stole second with Barnes up
to bat. Barnes hit a fly out
into centerfield with LeVoy
Young making the catch for
the third out.
A double play was made
by Klamath in the bottom of
the sixth Inning. Young was
on first as Anderson came up
to bat. Anderson hit a ground
er to centerlield,- who threw
to second baseman, Guyer,
who tagged Young on sea
ond. Guyer then threw to
first to catch Anderson a split
second before Anderson
touched.
Last attempts to score on
the Klamath side at the top
of the seventh inning were
futile. Kitching batted a hard
grounder to third baseman,
Edmonds, who made the throw
to first for an out. Next up
for Klamath was Parisotto,
who walked to first on a full
count. Paxton, next up, struck
out followed by Johnson,
who took first base when he
was hit by a pitch. Batting
next for Klamath was John
Gray who was called out at
first, the score remaining,
5-0.
LINESCORE:
Falcons 000 000 0 0 3 4
Medford 230 000 x 3 7 1
Jackson and Paxton; Yniinf end
Phipps.
sipaDmnrs
Meyers, Gordenier,
Salade Advance
In Jaycee Tennis
Provo, Utah - Three of
Medford's four representa
tives in the National Jaycee
tennis competition here either
won their opening matches or
advanced by default, accord
ing to information received
by telegram this morning.
Ken Meyers of Medlord de
feated Scott Bristol of Ver
mont 6-3, 8-6. Mary Gordenier
drew a bye in the first round
and then advanced to the
quarter final on the default of
Miss Patsons of Indiana.
Jeanne Salade of Medford
defeated Susan Finley of Ok
lahoma 6-0, 6-0. The only loss
suffered was by Kathy Smith,
who was defeated by the top
seeded girl in the competition;
a Miss j. rice.
In other first round results,
Steve Grace of Missouri de
feated Bob McKee of Rose'
burg, Ore., 6-2, 6-1; Craig
Cooley of Salem, Ore., de
feated Jack Ditty of Ken
tucky 6-0, 6-0.
In the second round, Cooley
defeated Spencer Young of
Nevada 6-0, 6-2; Jack Jackson
of Alabama defeated Dave
Shufford of Salem 6-4, 6-2;
and Mary Michols of Utah de
feated Sherry Sevals of Rose
burg 6-3, 6-3.
More Than 40 Cars
Expected For Race
PRTTI. POINTS
Team two, 228 37; Teem tour,
32032.
Teem one, 217.34, Team five.
am m.
Team three, 214.44, Team six,
312 20.
Eileen HunuUng 87S.
OI1ARTETTKR
Four Squerea (31-71 2. Eunice
nicmanana ooui no i-uinmenia iw
1M 9 lnm mines 4.11.
Poor Excuses (18-12) 4. Ethel
Champion 48S; Craxy Dasys (13'
191 11. Rettv Norum 477.
Headaches IH',-13'jl 3. Dona
Pottrutf 4 IS; Grin St Beer It's 111
171 2. Fran lllvelns 433.
Lata Starti.s (12'i-19i) 1.
Midge Panier 414: raw strikes (ll
17) 3. Beltv Mayers 4B1.
Betty Meyers 108, Betty Norum
tan. Ethel Champion 1S2: Few
Strikes 2121.
No bowling next Wednesday.
SUMMKn MIXKI) DUUHI.KS
Klrkbarks (12-41 4. John Mar
tin 010, t iddlers (7-91 0, Jack Mai-
son.
Gypo's (11-31 4. Don Penwell
.V19: Plnwlts 110-81 0. Bill Byrd
409.
Wahoos 111-31 I. Boh Mcver
402: Team Nine (7-91 3. John Us
via 3011.
Shutouts (7-01 3. Jim Osbourn
331; Hill ft Misses 44-8). 1, Lee
Owen 44.1.
Team Ten (7-91 2. Leanor Gold
en 4111: Team Two (4-12) 2, Roy
Uurihett 334.
Bill Bvrd 201. Don Penwell 201.
Jim Osborn 210. Roy Burchett 217.
Leanor Golden 183. Kickbacks
1814.
MONDAY M1IHT SCRATCH
Poolee Trailer Sales 120-81 3.
Sam Block 707: Fllplops (14-14) 1,
AI Gehharri 710.
Walts Wranglers (IB-HI 3. Earl
Thornton 701; Unknown Trio (8
22) 2, Tunv Bullls 714
Saphlre trio ilR-ll) 3. Ew Ring
hem 791: Gypoa (13-13) 1, Wayne
Chase 893.
Turbochergcrs (13-18) 3. Ken
Pickens 740; Tumhlrweeds (9-19)
1. Slim Chapman 884.
Wes Orahood 223; Sapphire Trio
3224.
the tine old-style
Kentucky Bourbon
always smoother because It's slow-dlttltlad
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New PSC Football
Coach To Be Named
Tortland - UTP - Selection
of a new head football coach
at Portland State College will
be made soon, according to
PSC Athletic Committee
Chairman Dr Frederick Cox.
Tom DeSylvia resigned as
head football coach earlier
this year following a policy
dispute with school officials.
He has taken a coaching and
teaching position at San
Mateo, Calif., High School.
TROPHY RACE
The Medlord Kartways will
hold a trophy race, July 21.
Time trials will begin at 12
noon and the races will start
at 1 p.m. Gates will open at
1 1 a m.
More than forty "Jalopy
stock cars are slated to be
gunning around the Medford
Speedway track this Sunday
afternoon. A large crowd is
expected to turn out and see
them slide, crash, smoke, roar,
and bash each other in a
friendly manner as they race
around the one-fourth mile
oval circuit.
Dave McCollum, winner of
the main event at last week's
races will be on hand, gunning
for a repeat win and more
laurels. He wil be given tough
competition by a host of other
Rogue valley drivers, eager to
break Into the winners circle.
Entries from Grants Pass;
Ashland, Medford, Eagle
Point, Talent, Prospect, Cen
tral Point, Gold Hill and other
points are entered in this
week's competition.
More than ten new drivers
have signed . up during the
past week to lend added color
and interest to the races.
Drivers may still sign up to
race by contacting Crosby's
Mobil Service on West Jack
son st. in Medford. Rules and
regulations for the track com
petition are available as Cros
by's also.
Construction of a concrete
guard rail is scheduled to be
gin this week at the track,
providing better races for
spectators and drivers alike.
Gates at the track will open
at noon with time trials start
ing at 1 p.m. followed by the
competition races at 2 p.m.
Drivers will be practicing on
the track between 10 a.m. and
1 p.m.
Medford Speedway track is
located six miles north of
Medford in east White City
off Crater Lake highway.
Turn right at Cascade Shop
ping center and follow the
signs. Concessions available
at the track.
SO Junior
Golf Meet
July 29-30
Some 25 entries so far
have been submitted for the
Southern Oregon Junior Golf I
championsnips.
The tourney will be held
at Rogue Valley Country club
on Monday and Tuesday, July
29 and 30. It is 36-hole medal
play competition with 18
holes each day and no handi
cap.
There will be three boys
and two girls divisions. Tro
phies will go to the three low
gross players in each of the
boys divisions and to first
and second low gross en
trants in the girls classes.
Boys division are juniors.
16 and 17 years of age; boys,
12-15 and pee wees, 11 and
under. There are junior girls,
15-17, and girls, 13 and un
der.
Deadline July 26
Entry and fee deadline is I
Friday, July 26. .
The pro shop reported that
most entrants so far are from
out of town. They said that
the Rogue Valley boys and
girls should get their entries
in as soon as possible.
Approximately 80 boys and
girls took part last year.
The 1962 champions were
Rich Knight, Medford, junior
boys; Steve Morrison, Port
land, boys; Terry Scroggin,
Medford, pee wees; Juli
Heath, Grants Pass, junior
girls, and Dian Murphy, Ash
land, girls.
Jackson Park Readied;
Double Header Tonight
The new Jackson Softball
park will be ready for game
action tonight -when four
Jackson County Softball asso
ciation teams face each other
in a twin double header
scheduled to begin at 7 p.m.
Construction of the new
park began early in April
to give the Softball teams in
Jackson county a regulation
field . on which to hold the
games. Previous to the com
pletion of the park, the teams
had played on Butte Falls.
Hedrick Junior high school
and at Hawthorne park
In association ball last
night, the Communications
Workers of America defeated
the Keith Schulz squad 5-1
at Hawthorne park.
In other game action last
night, the John Wheeler log
gers downed the United Groc
ers 5-2. The loggers got a
run in the second Inning, one
In the fourth, two in the fifth
and one in the sixth.
The Grocers only run was
scored in the last inning of
play.
Winning pitcher was Gordy
Carrlgan hurling for CWA.
Carrigan pitched a seven in
ning game giving up three
hits, and allowing one run,
with three walks and six
strikeouts.
Larry Butter was the top
scorer for CWA with two
runs and one hit during four
times at bat.
The Keith Schulz team
plate in the second inning.
Mix Tonight
The first game scheduled
tonight will be between Med
co and the Tru ' Mix Minor
league teams at 7 p.m. and
between the Central Point vs.
Jay Allen Major league teams
scheduled to begin at 8:15
p.m. at the park,
scored their only point dur
ing the game when Wally
Wallace came across home
NFL Pre-Season
Games Slated
Portland - The Minnesota
Vikings and the San Francis
co 49ers open the local foot
ball season August 10 In a Na
tional Football League pre
season game.
Two weeks later, August
24, the Los Angeles Rams col
lide with the Dallas Cowboys.
Both games are slated to start
at 8:30 p.m. at Multnomah
stadium.
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Trout To Be
Air Dropped
Salem -UrT- About 800.000
trout will be air dropped into
Oregon lakes in the next two
weeks, the Oregon Game com
mission said today.
Most will be two to three
inch eastern brook and rain
bow trout. A few lakes will
get some golden trout.
Operations have already
started from the Klamath fish
hatchery. About 50 lakes In
the southern Cascades and a
few in the Siskiyous will be
bJmbed with fish from that
source.
About 300 lakes will be
planted at a cost of $20 per
lake, a commission spokes
man said. 1
Lieut. Raymond A. McCoole,
the sole suruiuing officer
of the Thresher, $ay$t
"ILL STILL SAIL
NUCLEAR SUBS!"
Through an ironic accident, you are not aboard
the day your ship goes down; how do you feel?
. . . what do you do? . . . the answers to these
questions provide a story of gripping intensity
and deep human compassion.
Las-aW,,
Jack Ryan telts the poignant personal account
of the naval officer who is alive because of art
accident of fate in the next exciting
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