MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
WEDNESDAY. JULY 31. 1963
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Wrestlers
: Win Again
, Osaka, Japan - iWD - An
; all-star high school wrestling
team from Oregon shut out
. an all-star team from Osaka
.' city In eight matches Tues
I day.
It was the Oregonians' sixth
victory against one draw dur
I ing their current goodwill
tour of Japan.
RESULTS:
110 pounds Rich Henjyoji,
Portland, decisioned Nobushige
Okuda.
120 poundi Rick Sanders. Port
land, pinned Toihiteru Higuchi,
7:15.
130 poundi Grant Humphrey.
Klamath Falls, decisioned Tokum
obu Kanazawa.
140 pounds Keith Flack, Canby.
pinned Hiroml Takemura. 3:54.
150 pounds Don Dykstra. Leba
non, pinned Kazuo Teraska. 3:49.
160 pounds Rollin Schimmel,
Rainier, pinned Kazuhiro Oyabu,
6:49.
170 pounds Fred Fozzard, Port
land, decisioned Kanoro Otsu.
ISO pounds Henk Shenk, Sil
verton, pinned Sawa Kazuo, 1:59.
OPEN MATCHES:
190 pounds Don Kauffman,
Lebanon, pinned Mitsuhiro Fujlta.
1:46.
Heavyweight Harold Weight.
Portland, pinned Minoru Sawada,
3:39.
LOUIS BACK IN RING
Teaneck, N.J.-flJPD-Former
heavyweight champion Joe
Louis will step back into the
ring at the Teaneck Armory
on Aug. 7. Louis will serve
as one of the referees for the
eight-card program featured
by the bout between Frank
DiPaulo of Jersey City, N.J.,
and Don McAteer of Pater
son, N.J.
LA Dodgers
Trade With
Washington
Los Angeles - d'PD - The Los
Angeles Dodgers announced
Tuesday that they are trading
veteran relief pitcher Ed Roe
buck to the Washington Sen
ators for utility infielder Marv
Breeding. '
Roebuck, with the Dodgers
since 1949, was credited with
10 wins against 2 losses last
year and was on the mound
in the 1955 and 1956 World
Series. In 29 games this sea
son, he won 2 and lost 4.
Breeding, 29, played with
Baltimore for three years be
fore going to the Senators and
was hitting .268 for Washing
ton. He is capable of playing
all three infield positions -second,
first and short.
Both players will report im
mediately to their clubs.
The action was the latest in
a series of changes for the
Dodgers, who Monday night
broke a four -game losing
streak. They have brought up
two players from their chief
farm club and sent two down
in addition to the trade with
Washington.
Ron White Named
To Shrine All-Stars
Portland-rtlPt - Pendleton
tackle Ron White has been
named to the State team lor
the 16th annual Shriner's Hos
pital all-star football game
at Multnomah Stdaium Aug.
17.
White, who is 5-11 and 185
pounds, was picked to replace
North Salem tackle Loren
Whittaker on the 27-man
squad. The State and Metro
politan all-star teams will re
port in Portland next Sunday
for two weeks of practice.
WIN SKATE EVENT
Portland - (UPD - Marc
Parker and Nina Howe of
Walnut Creek, Calif., captured
first place in the junior dance
event of the North American
Roller Skating championships
before an estimated 4,000 per
sons Tuesday night.
Utah Girl Wins
Skating Title
Portland -OT-A 12-year-old
girl from Utah picked off her
second straight national skat
ing title Monday night to high
light competition in tht sec
ond day of the North Ameri
can Roller Skating champion
ships. Mary Sue Wilcox of Ogden
captured the junior girls' free
skating championship. She
took the juvenile girls' free
skating title last year.
Wayne Melton and Steph
anie Gruber of San Jose,
Calif., won the novice pairs'
freeskating crown. Dennis
Rossman and Mary Belle Mis
tision of Renton, Wash., were
second.
The intermediate dance
championship went to Ronald
Bragg and Barbara Jo Fish
of Akron, Ohio, Jeff Philla
abaum of Middleton, Ohio,
took first in the juvenile "B"
boys' freeskating event.
Burelson
Flies Home
Hannover, Germany - fUPl
- The U.S. men's track and
field team, led by world cham
pion pole vaulter John Pen
nel, was a prohibitive favor
ite to beat a West German
team today and atone for a
crushing defeat suffered by
the U.S. women's team.
Payton Jordan, coach of the
U.S. men's team shuffled his
lineur considerably for the
two aay meet.
The sudden decision of
American miler Dyrol Burel
son to fly back to the United
Stales had nothing to do with
Jordan's change of assign
ments, the coach explained.
Burleson, bothered by back
trouble, said he was returning
to the U.S. for "personal rea
sons." Carr Switched
Jordan switched Henry
Carr of Arizona State from
the 200 meters to the 400 and
assigned Bob Hayes of Flori
da A. and M. to run in the
200 meters as well as the 100
meters.
Miler Tom O'Hara of Loy
ola of Chicago was changed
to the 800 meters and Morgan
Groth of Oregon State switch
ed from the 800 to the 1,500
meters.
Jordan was hoping the
change of assignments would
help Hie U.S. men's team score
the same kind of victory over
West Germany that it did
against Russia and Poland.
Box Office Opens
For Pro Football
Portland - Oregon Sports
Attractions has announced
that the box office opens this
week for the profesional foot
ball games scheduled at Mult
nomah Stadium in August.
First game pits the San
Francisco 49ers against the
Minnesota Vikings on Satur
day night, Aug. 10. Two
weeks later, Aug. 24. the Los
Angeles Rams clash with the
Dallas Cowboys. The latter
contest features the appear
ance of Heismun trophy win
ner Terry Baker.
Tickets will be sold over the
counter at OSA headquarters,
510 SW Yamhill st. An addi
tional outlet will open next
week at the Stadium Ticket
Wagon, SW 20th and Morri
son sts.
Ticket Manager George
Rickles said that applications
from out-of-town fans will
continue to be filled by mail.
GP Juniors Trip Crater
Memorial Field, White City 1 Big swatters for GP were
Editors Pick Cobb,
Musial For Top Ten
Boston -0IPD- Ty Cobb has
been named the all-time top
major league baseball player
in the weekly poll of the
Academy of Sports Editors,
while Stan Musial of the St.
Louis Cardinals, ranked sev
enth, was the inly active
player selected in the top ten.
The top ten, selected in or
der, are: Cobb, Babe Ruth,
Rogers Hornsby, Honus Wag
ner, Joe DiMaggio, Walter
Johnson, Musial, Christy
Mathewson, Tris Speaker and
Ted Williams. .
- Second place Grants Pass
handed the Central Point Cra
ter Cubs their tirst loss in the
Southern Oregon Junior
league baseball chase yester
day. The Golden Rule All-Stars,
who once trailed 2 to 8,
caught up with the Cubs and
then scored three unearned
runs in the top of the seventh
inning to beat the Central
Point crew 11 to 8.
Crater held on to its league
leadership, however, and will
be out to clinch the league
mantle this evening when it
entertains Ashland at 7:30
o'clock at Memorial field. The
Cubs are ti-1 in the circuit
and Grants Pass is 6-2.
GP collected its three
markers in the seventh with
out a hit. There were two
errors, three walks, a ground
out and a wild pitch. Crater
pushed over six runs in the
second inning on four hits.
Tom Blanchard with a single
and double and Steve Wulk
with a triple. Dave Starr and
Doug Miller had two hits each
for the Cubs. S:arr, Don Pat
terson and Gary Frohreich
each doubled.
l.lNEsroitE:
Grams Pas .110 042 311 7 3
Crater 0S2 000 0 8 9 7
War! and T. Blanchard: G. Froh
reich. M. Halscy (Hi and Miller.
Frohreich 6.
ONE AARON LEFT
Milwaukee - (UPU - Rival Na
tional league pitchers will
only have to face one Aaron,
at least for the time being.
Hank's younger brother, Tom
my, has been optioned by Uie
Milwaukee Braves to Denver
of the Pacific Coast league,
where he will be groomed at
second base. The Braves also
optioned outfielder Mack
Jones to Toronto of the Inter
national league in Tuesday's
shakeup.
MEDFORDtlEWrWBUNI
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BEAR CKEEK SUMMER MIXED
Sweet Suites (27-131 1. Debs Wil
liams 463: Cork Pushers (13-27) 3.
Lee Sanderson 453.
Petits Fours 25t?-14l 1. Dean
Marcum 465: Sugar Cubes (18-22)
3. Gene Spencer 458.
Nuttin Box 124-161 0. Herb Rob
bins 483: Family Affairs (23-17) 4.
George Baker 497.
Wretched Mess (23-171 4. Paul
Heimick 490: Rlng-a-Ding Dings
(l!l'j-20"i 0. Fi.y Goddard 434.
Tranquilizers (23-171 4. Noel Da
vis 491; Gardener's Glory (15-25)
0. George Russell 375.
SvniDhonv of Sweets (21-191 3.
Ted McDaniels 536: Mavericks (18-
22) 1, Dolores Ssl. Marun -til.
Merrv Mix-Un (20-20) 3. Gladys
Couch 461: Foreign Affairs (20-20)
1, Gary couch 547.
Fancv Pants (20-201 0. W. H. Mc-
Calcb 461: Pedigreed Eggs (12-28)
4. Dean Chapman 465.
Gary Couch 233. Dean Marcum
201. Ted McDaniels 196. Dolores
St. Martin 228. Gladys Couch 179,
Georgia Russell 163: Symphony of
Sweets 2334.
QUARTETTES
Four Squares (13-31 4. Jo Voll
mert 514; Few Strikes (9-7( 0,
Betty Meyers 448.
Poor Excuses (12-41 4. Eunice
Johnson 545; Late Starters (9-7) 0,
Pearl Crow 444. ,
No Commend (7-91 3. Corky
Jones 442: Grin & Bear Its (3-11)
1. Fran Hisglns 469.
Crazv Dazys 15-11) 3. Shirley
Mitchell 367: Headaches (4-12) 1,
Dana Pottruff 394.
Eunice Johi.son 214. Pearl Crow
198. Jo Vollmert 186; Crazy Dazys
2228.
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