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fi B WEDNESDAY. JULY 31. 1883 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON n bs r ira er m In SO 'others Capture Crowns Junior Links Tournament S Two Medford brothers, sons of prominent golfing parents, captured championships yes terday in the Southern Ore gon Junior GolJ tournament at Rogue Valley Country club. " Mike Miller needed two ex tra holes to annex the junior boys mantle in the two-day, S6-hole medal play tourney e. the Medford links. His brother, Greg, claimed the boys crown by two strokes in stra'ght 36. Other champions in the SIonday-Tuesday tussle were Sue Lance, Woodland Hills Calif., junior girls; Barbara Saunders, Grants Pass, girls, and Reed Morrison, Klamath Falls, pee wee boys. Miller and Bob Rennie, Eu gene, each fired 73s on Mori day and 75s yesterday for duplicate 148s for the regula tion distance. The totals were four over par for the toutney. On the first extra hole yester day the playoff foes parred. On the second Miller won the hole and the title with an other par. Greg Hat 1S3 Greg Miller garnered his lst place trophy on a 75-78-153 card. Stan Smith, Rose burg, was runnerup with 79-76-155. Miss Lance, who was one j over ladies' for two days, shot 76-77-153 to pace the junior girls field by 11 strokes. Sec ond in the division was Peg gy Saunders, Grants Pass, with 86-78-164. Barbara Saunders totaled 83-85-168 in the girls bracket. Pam Fox, Corvallis, followed with 85-86-171. Morrison's pee wee tabula tion was 96-03-189, while Terry Rasmussen, Medford, was next with 96-98-104. Th Miller champions are eons of Dr. and Mrs. William Miller. Three rounds of 73 one over course standard were the best yesterday. These were shot by 1962 champ Rich Knight and Doug Olson, both Medford, in the Junior boys tussle and by Chuck Milne, Salem, in the boys division. Olson, state junior match piny champ, who skied to an 80 on Monday used his 73 to gain a 153 and third place trophy. Knight was fourth in the division with a 154 after a Monday 81. Play-off for Third Milne won a two-hole play otf for boys third place after he and Mike Cloney, Eureka, Calif., finished with two-day 156s. Milne was 83-73 and Cloney 77. Following Milne in yesterdays play were three with 76s. In addition to Steve Smith they were Bob Anet, Lake Oswego, and Jack Rice Tillamook. Peggy Saunders 78, tvo over women's par, was closest to the 77 of Miss Lance among the lassies yesterday. Barbara Saunders' 85 was best for the girls division. Morrison's 93 was tops among the pee wees. Steve Morrison, Portland, boys winner in 1962, was nine strokes off the victory pac V,M. L SJ E'fl VJ IV I I II II L r Blow by Blanchard Breaks Deadlock as Yankees Defeat KG By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Writer Okay, all you baseball ex perts, which player Is pnnci. pally responsible for the Yan kees winning this year? Sorry, but no matter who you name, you're dead wrong. And if you Intend to argue about it, better take your case to Ralph Houk, who claims the Yankees are winning ball games not because of any one player but only because of their fine bench. "I'm convinced beyond the slightest possible doubt that we have the best bench In baseball," Houk says. "With out it, we would never have had a chance this year, espec ially with Injuries to such fel lows as Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris. "Everytime I look up though, our bench wins another ball game for us." Collins Hurls No-Hit Win for Wheelers Vern Collins pitched a no hitter for John Wheeler Log gers on Monday night, Milan Kurtz followed with a one hitter last night and the Log ger? took over first spot alone In the Major league of the Jackson County Softball as eociation. The Loggers whitewashed Southern Dry Kiln 8 to 0 in five innings on Monday on Collins' no - hit, no run game in which only one run ner got on base - on a hit batter. Collins fanned 10. Last night's victory was 7 to 0, also in five innings, over Jay Allen Cars. In the Minor league Tru Mix Concrete fortified first spot by nipping Keith Schulz Garage 5 to 4 in nine innings Inst night. TM is now 7-1 in the loop and Schulz 5-5. Wheeler sports a 9-1 Major league standing and Jay Al len holds down No. 2 position with 8-2. McCay Homtrt Fuz McCay homered and alngled for Wheeler on Mon day. Dave Hughes had three hits and Boh Smith and Kay Vaughn each two. The Log gers played errorless ball. Complete details on the Tuesday Wheeler Jay Allen fray were lacking but the Log gers reportedly picked up eight hits and were aided by five Alien miscues. Three runs were scored In the first In ning. Tru - Mix won with a single Chicago defeated Washington tally in tnc top or. tne nuun, Houk is referring to such fill-Ins as Johnny Blanchard, Harry Bright, Phil Llnz, Jack Reed and even player -coach Yogi Berra. It was Blanchard's turn Tuesday night. Even though he had been discharged from the hospital only a few hours earlier following a four -day bout with bronchitis, Blan chard took over right field when Maris showed up with a sprained left hand and de livered a tie-breaking single in the eighth inning that helped the Yankees beat the Kansas City A's, 6 to 2. Bouton Won 14ih Jim Bouton recorded his 14th victory against five de feats with a seven-hitter but he was locked In a 2-all tie with loser Moe Drabowsky until Blanchard broke the deadlock. The Yanks then added three more runs In the same frame. Wayne Causey had a homer and two doubles for the losers. The victory kept the Yan kees eight games in front of the second - place Chicago White Sox, who beat the Washington Senators, 5-1. In other American lengue games, Baltimore downed De troit, 0-0, Minnesota bumped Boston, 6-3, Los Angeles scored a 6-4 victory over Cleveland In 10 innings and this time with a 162. Juli Heath, Grants Pass, who gain ed the junior girls prize last summer, was way back of the 1983 winner with a 200 card. Third place pee wee trophy went to Todd Jensen, Med ford. with a 220. RESULTS: Junior Boy Division Mike Mill.-r. .Medlord. 148; Bob Repute. Eugene. 148; Doug Olson. V-jiord. 153; Rich Knight. Med lord, 1M: Guy Gordon. Portland. 15fl: Casey Ollnger. Salem. 156 Tom Clark. Medlord. 158; Dave Hamiker. Eugene. 158; Mike Voll- mi.. saiem. joa: tiai narizcn Medford. 100: Mike Nulch. Med ford. 181: Steve Good. Red Blulf. Calll.. 182: Bill Glass. Eusene. 164: Jim Snider. Coos Bay. 184; Jim Sheldon. Medford. 164: Marty Bassett. Grants Pass, 168; Rust Bramblett. Grants Pass. 168. Carl Vocally. Medlord. 180; Phil Shugart, Medford. 169: Carvel Ne son. Forest Hills. Dave John. son. Eugene. PI; Collin Tubbs, Medford. 174; Jim Wise, Medford. 175; Chuck Hogan. Redmond. 180; John Casterline, Medford, 181: Jack Watson. Medford. 183; Leland Nelson. Lebanon, 184; Rick Rementerla. Medford. 186; Randy Aict.au, nea uiun, mo. Bovs Division Greg Miller. Medford. 193; Stan Smith. Roseburg, 15S; Chuck Milne, Salem, 156; Mike Cloney. lureka. calif., 150; Dave Glenz, Coos Bay, 158: Bill Collins. Med ford. 158; Mike Truax, Salem, 159: Ken carr. Keddlng. calif.. 159 Jack Rice. Tillamook. 160: Jack True. Albany 161: Bob Anel, Lake uswego, itu; mil cerors. Lena non. ifll: Cooper Chltty. Eugene 181; Steve Morrison. Portland. in?; Dave Lelken, KoseQurg. 162 Mike Bergstrom. Lebanon. 162. Alan Brooks. Medford. 164: Kent Ulark. medtord. 164: David Boats Medford. 165: Steve Housel, Med ford, 165; Jim Jones. Red Bluff. 163; Jim Guy. Eureka. 167: Larry nieKsa, coos nay, 100: Dave JWH' ler. Eugene. 168; Ed Howell. Med. ford. 172: Ted Wood. Euccne. 173 Ralph Bradley, Albany. 173: Steve uiirnan, corvaius, 174: curt smith. Medlord. 174; Rick Cop ping. Eugene 175: Harry Spencer. Creerent City. Calif., 175; Bruce William, bmlln Klver. Calif.. 176 Dennis Alexander, Medford. 178; John Swanson. Eugene, 170; Eric Jensen, Medford, 170; Larry Erlck son, Eugene, 181: Wayne Laurlla, Cool Bay, 182; Mike Cox, Med ford, 164; Gene Dally, Lebanon, 184; Fred Johannsen, Lebanon. 184; Pat Fltzsimmons. Salem, 185; Paul Bullock. Red Bluff, 183; John Bi shop, Eugene, 187: Dkight Brown, Medlord. 180; David Laird, Coos Bay, 180; Ernie Fetsch, Lakevlew, 180; Tom Good, Red Bluff, 101; Jim Knight. Medford. 102; Terry Scroggln, Medford, 192; Jay Pou los. Medford. 193. Greg Scott. Klamath Falls, 213: Ron Hale. Medford, 198; Brett Morris. Medford. 197; R. Murrav. Medford. 245; Mark Deaver. Med ford, 227: Jim Elllckson. Eugene, 201;. D Tlckton. New York, 206; Lynn Wood. Medford, 198; Scott Lewla. Medford. 198; Jim Noren. Red Blulf. 204: Donn Knokev. Medford. 236: John Sedey, Med ford, 208; John Coppedge, Med ford, 227. Pee Wee Bovs Reed Morrison. Klamath Falls. 189; Terry Rasmussen. Medford. 194; Todd Jensen. Medford. 220; R. Fr'edlBnd, Tillamook. 221: Steve Hlhbs. Medford. 223: Jim Kerr. Roseburg, 230; Richard Fllnk. Klamath Falls. 234; Bill Little. Medford, 239; Brian Odell, Medford, 238: David Philips, Med ford, 277; Tom Moore. Medford, 278; Dean Engteson, Medford, 347. the second extra Inning. The clubs battled through four scoreless innings after being deadlocked at the end of four frames. George Zickcfoose tripled and singled for Tm-Mix. Ken Brrazeale also had two hits while Chuck Marrs and Bob Custance doubled. Keith Schulz outhit TM 12 to 10 with Chris Hagler getting three safeties and Dave Hen ry, Ron Nafziger and Virgil Ncucnschwangpr each sock ing two. Schulz' Norm Lank ford fanned eight batters in 7'a frames. 1.1NF.SIOI1F.9; (Tuesday) Tru-Mix . 2in inn nni ft in i Keith Hchull 001 300 000 4 12 3 Rrlnhnltz and Marrs: Smith, Laliklnrd (2) and Shepard. (Monday) SO Drv Kiln One no 0 n .1 John Wheeler 300 238 II n Conk and Phlpps; Collins and Weddle. MYRTLE CHEEK WINS The Dalles -lUPH- The Dalles edged McMlnnvlUe 3-2, Pen dleton defeated Madison of Portland 7-2 and Myrtle Creek bent Seaside 7-0 in the second day of the Oregon Babe Ruth ban-ball tournament Tuesday. They've Got to n i i' la r y . J rVV;li.f -' '--lay (By Saturday, Aug. 3) DISCONTINUED TREAD DESIGNS 5:90 x 13 - 5:20 x 13 6 40x 13 - 7:00 x 14 8:50 x 14 LIKE NEW CHANGE OVERS Practically All Sizes. 40 to 50 OFF! DUD'S TIRE EXCHANGE IKS. 1600 N. Rivaraida Optn a Charge Account at Bud's CONVENIENT TERMS FOR ANY BUDGET Sea Ut Today 773-775 5-1. Milt Pappas held the Tigers to four hits in winning his 10th game for the Orioles. Brooks Robinson drove in four ru'ls for Baltimore with Ills sixth homer and two sin gles while Al Smith had four of the Orioles' 18 hits. Hank Agulrre (0-10) was the loser. Lemon Homered Jlr.i Lemon's three . run homer off loser Don Rudolph in the sixth limine clinched the White Sox' victory over the Senators. It was Lemon's first homer since returning to mo al irom the Phillies. Dave DeBusscherc. who struck out eight and gave up the same number of hits, was the winning pitcher although Jim Brosnan came on to get the final out. The Twins tagged Bob Tur ley with his eighth loss of the season and first since joining the Red Sox when they drove him to the showers during a five-run sixth inning rally. Vic Wcrtz' two-run pinch sin gle plus another two-run sin gle by Don Wlncher were the key blows. Bill Dailey blank ed Boston on two hits over the last four Innings to notch his third win. Ken Hunt's bloop single in the 10th inning broke a 4 -t tie between the Angels and Indians after Felix Torres had launched the winning rally with a one-out double. Joe Koppe hit a two-run homer otf Tribe starter jack Kralirk In the second and the Angels made It 4-0 In the sixth but the Indians tied the score In the eighth. Jack Spring (2-0) was the winner and Ted Aber nathy (4-2) the loser. MNKHrORKH: Amerlren Leasiie Detroit ooo one noo n 4 n Baltimor. 0-'2 131 00 9 IS n Agulrre. Anderson 3i. Reran f7 and Frrehan. Pappas Ito-Si and Orsmo Loser Agulrre tIMOi. UK Robinson- .lunlor Girls Division Sue Lance. Woodland Hills, Calif.. I5.'l: Pceov Saunders. Grants Pass. 184: Mary Wolf. Portland, 170; Dlan Murphy, Ashland. 171; Sue Bonis. Medford 177; Marv Ann Saunders. Grants Pass, 200; Karen Heath, Grants Pass, 200; Karen Snoop, Medford. 201. (ilrls Division Barbara Saunders, Grants Pass. 188: Pam Tox. Corvallis. 171; Gall Williams, Medford. 180; Vickie Marks. Klamath Falls. 103: Marv Gordenler, Medford, 214; Teresa Dougherty, Medford. 214: C. How ell. Medford. 232: Shawn Caperna. Medford. 250; Ruth Jones. Red Bluff, 258: Jackt Dougherty, 27S. Medford Winner 4-0 Medford, turning in an er rorless performance, defeated Ashland 4 to 0 yesterday in a Southern Oregon Junior league diamond skirmish. Creg Dippel homered for Medford in the second inning, Herb Parson singled in a run in the third and Rick llnssman brought in the other two with a hit in the fifth. Osborn had two hits for Ash land. Mike Blckler of Medford and Tim Volh of Ashland each pitched five-hitters and fan ned nine apiece. Bickler walk ed two and Voth five. I.IN'F.SCORKS: Ashland ono pno n n 5 4 Medford Oil 020 4 S 0 Voth and Osborn; Bickler and Boshears. Casclato 3I. Kansas City 01 1 POO ono 2 7 t New York 200 ooo 04x P 1 Drabowski. Wyalt 18. and Lau Pouton 1 14-5i an Howard Loser Drahovvaky 2-Si. IIR Causev Chicago . 003 003 00n ft 8 1 Washington OOO 000 001 I 8 2 DeBi'isehere i2-4 and Carreon Rudolph. Duckworth i6. Rurnside i and Reiser. Loser Rudolph 16 I7i. I,H Unon. Indians, Tigers Grab Tussles Central Point Indians over ran Prospect 18 to 7 yester day in a Pee Wee league base ball fracas. The Indians had the help of 11 hits, eight bases on balls and seven Prospect errors. Pat Mooney whacked a double and triple among three hits in three times up. Randy Aveline swatted four for four, all singles. In another Pee Wee fray Steve Cox tossed a two hit ter and got all four hits In four times up. including a triple, as the Medford Tigers beat Jacksonville 11 to 4. Six runs in the second Inning made the big difference. t.lsrsiORES: Prospect 121 03 7 4 T CP Indiana . 413 Sv IS 11 1 Davis. M Maurer t3l. lender man 4i and D Maurer; K Hat sey. Edwards tftl and Mooney. (la Innings) Los Ang ron ooa no,i j a . n Cleveland pro OOl 030 0 4 7 2 MrBridt. Fowler (7i. Osinski Spring id and Rodaers Kralirk. Bell (Si. Allen 'St. Anernathv i9t and Romano. Aicue itt. Winner Soring i3-0 Loser Abenuthy 14-21 MR Koppe. Med Tigers .. Jacksonville Cox and Brow (2 and Holden 0 03 11 10 2 010 12 4 2 8 i. Wirth. Peterson Minnesota . ooo jos ooo s t n B-.'ston 102 OOO Oim3 9 1 Kaat, Perrv (It. Dailev ,81 and Raltey Turley. 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