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. STATE CHAMPIONS The Central Point Crater Cubs,
; above, were crowned Oregon Junior Baseball association
titlists on Sunday when they defeated Santa Clara 9 to 8
: in the tourney finals at Blue River. Team followers said
that the Cubs applied a high degree of desire with playing
ability to take the diadem. In the front row, from left, are
Gary Nelson, Gary Frohreich, Frank Armstrong, Mike
Blancher, bat boy Mike Henson, Doug Miller, Joe Van
Horn, bat boy Steve Colley, Tom Lees, Don Patterson and
Steve Henson. In the back row are, left to right, Kelly
Champ, Ray White, Mike Halsey, Dan Cesaro, Dave Bailey,
Rick Frohreich, Greg Beman, Mike Bickler and Coach
A. D. Van Horn. Not shown is Dave Starr.
Chris Short Balks Bid of Giants
To Pick Up Ground in NL Chase
NCAA Picks
Oregon Site
San Franeiseo-WPI)-The Uni
versity of Oregon at Eugene
has been selected as the site
:of the 1964 National Collegi
ate Athletic Association track
'and field championships, it
'was announced Monday. Dales
'will be June 18-20.
The committee also gave its
'approval to Portland as the
'site for the 1965 NCAA bas
ketball finals, with Oregon
-State as host school.
Bowling
John
JUNIOR-ADULT LEAGUE
Fnur Flushers (13-3) 2
Dickinson 492; Alley Cats
Jt, Kirby LeBaron 504.
Jetsons 13-3t 3, Walt Skundrick
603: Four Jerks (11-5) 1, Jerry
'Jcrolamon 542. ,
Four Bs 7-9) 3. Gene Brooks
BO"; Unpredictable (7-91 1. Bud
Tungate 563.
Pin Plasterers (7-9 2. Glenn
Wilkins 539; Wood Choppers (3-13
S. Lou Kula 456.
Four Goers (5-11. 4, Jim Blay
Jock 450; Alley Gladiators U,a
14 Vi) 0, Dan Pennington 420.
Aley Cats and Four Bells have
games to make f up. w , ,
Bud Tungate r223. Rick Wilkins
177, Stella Brooks 172. Carol Tun
gate 149. Four Bs 2128.
SIPCOMTTS
Hess, Taylor, Brinson Win
Firsts in Grants Pass Meet
Bruce Hess and Donita Tay
lor were first place swimmers
for the Medford team which
nosed Tualatin Hills for fifth
place in the three-day Grants
Pass invitational meet last
week end at Caveman pool.
Jim Brinson, Medford was
first in two diving classes.
Hess set a record of 1:47.2
in the 160 individual medley
for 15-17-year-old boys. Miss
Taylor won the 10 and under
girls 40-yard breaststroke in
.32.6.
Eugene YMCA won team
honors with 358 points. Aero
club, Portland, was second
with 277. North Bend scored
153, Portland Aquatic club
114, Medford 103 and Tuala
tin Hills 102. Others among
the top 10 of 25 teams were
Parkrose 95,, Grants Pass
82V4, San Mateo, Calif., 71
and Sweet Home 61V4.
Rocky Peters took a second
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Eugene Nine Tops
Wheeler Loggers
In State Softball
Salem flTPD Corvallis won
its way into the finals of the
Oregon State Men's softball
championship against Salem
Monday night by blanking
Eugene 1-0.
Eugene had defeated John
Wheeler Logging of Medford
2-0 in an earlier game.
Corvallis must beat Salem
twice tonight for the crown.
Bo Willis of Eugene hurled
a no-hit, no run game in the
opener against Medford.
Eugene scored against the
Medford club in the fourth in
ning on hits by Schmidt and
Bob Anderson, a sacrifice by
Bob Jones and an outfield fly
error. Anderson had two hits
of the six allowed by Wheeler
pitcher Milan Kurtz.
Willis walked one and Kurtz
none and each pitcher record
ed seven strikeouts.
Wheeler Manager Gordon
Meilicke said that lack of hit
ting hurt the Loggers in the
tourney. They got 11 safeties
in four games with Bill Wed
dle socking four for 11 and
Kurtz three for 12.
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Night Shoot
At Gun Club
A night shoot will be held
Wednesday, Aug. 14, at Med
ford Gun club. The clubs will
open at 7:30 p.m. and the
lunch counter will operate.
Next day shoot will be on
Sunday, Aug. 18. Hunters are
invited to come out and sharp
en their gunning for the hunt
ing season.
Howard Meyers and Merit
Simmons each shot 49 of 50
at 16 yards last Sunday. Hugh
Wright, Bernard Henry and
Bill Bryant Jr. shattered 24 of
25 apiece. Busting 23 were
Harry Cawker, Ray Sewell,
Loyd Langston, Mike Drake
and Bill Poff.
Drake knocked down 24 in
handicap gunning and Henry
and Bryant splattered 23. In
skeet Ray Coleman had a 23
of 25 score and Henry broke
22.
Major League Standings
United Prsn International
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York .... 74 40
untcago .. 66
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland ST 61
Boston 55 60
Kansas City S3 62
Detroit SI 63
Loi Ancelea .... 34 66
wasrungion oa 74
SO
, 6S 91
. 6S 54
Pet GB
.849
.560 9
.580 10
J48 lift
.483 19
.478 19(4
.496 22
.447 23
.490 23
.362 33
Monday's Results
Boston 9. Minnesota 4
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L.
69 46
66 81
64 S3
64 96
61 94
60 97
61 58
99 99
45 74
38 78
Pet GB
.600
.964 4
.547 6
.933 7ft
.930 8
.913 10
.913 10
.900 1M,
J78 28
.329 32
Monday's Results
Phlla. 3. San Francisco 1 (night)
Pittsburgh 4, Houston 2 (night)
Los Angeles ...
San Francisco.
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago .........
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia ,
Milwaukee ...
Houston
New York
GB
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Northern Division
W. L. Pet
Spokane . 80 48 .625
Tacoma ............ 67 81 .923 13
Hawaii 62 64 .402 17
Portland 99 69 .461 21
Seattle 97 70 .449 22 li
Oklahoma
Southern Dtolsoa
w. l. . Pes. oat
Oklahoma City 87 57 , .532
uauas-ri. w. .. m bi . .bio i
San Diego 82 68 .484 6
Salt Lake . ,,, . 99 86 .473 7tl
Denver 55 70 .440 11 4
Monday's Results
Dallaa-Fl. Worth IT.
f acoma 9, Salt Lake City 1
Hawaii S, Portland 3
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
IV. I..
Yakima 29
Salem 29
Wenatche . 24
Lewiaton 23
Trl-Clty 19
Eugene .. 20
OB
Pet
19 .604
20 .392 t,
23 Jll i'l
24 .489 914
27 .412 9
31 .392 10 !4
Monday's Results
Eugene 4-2, Salem 3-1
- Wenatchee 4, Lewlston 2 '
Tri-Slty 3. Lewlston 1
Philadelphia - (UTS - The
Philadelphia 76ers, new en
try In the National Basketball
association replacing Syra
cuse, have signed veteran
guard Larry Costello for the
1963-64 season. Costello ii the
first player to sign with the
club.
for Medford in the 40 free
style and a third in fhe 40
backstroke.
Place In Three
Phil Taylor and Greg Gil
bert placed in three events
each for Medford. In the boys
13-14 division Taylor was
third in 80 breaststroke,
fourth in the 160 medley and
sixth in the 80 freestyle. In
the 11-12 class, Gilbert took
a third In 80 freestyle, fourth
in 80 backstroke and tied for
fifth in 00 butterfly.
In the 13-14 age group Den
nis Carson was third in 80
butterfly and in the 11-12
class Medford A relay team
was third in freestyle and
medley events.
Brinson's victories in Fri
day diving were in the senior
and 15-17 age groups.
Eighteen swim records fell
and one was tied during the
meet. High scorer was Cindy
Stacklie, Parkrose, with 86 in
15-17 girls. Gail Guthrie, Eu
gene Y, scored 21 In 13-14.
Scoring 19 each were Bar
bara Boone, North Bend, in
11-12, and Dan Meyring, un
attached, and Sue Snyder,
Tualatin Hills, in senior
events.
Six Medford swimmers are
being entered in the North
west Swimming champion
ships at Eugene next week.
They are Miss Taylor, Carol
Little, Taylor, Carson, Peters
and Louis Budge.
MEDFORD RESULTS:
(Boys 15-11)
160 ind. medley Bruce Hess.
1st. 1:47.2 (record); 200 freestyle
Hess, tied for 4th.
(Boys 13-14)
160 ind. medley Phil Taylor.
4th: 80 breaststroke Taylor,
3rd: 80 butterfly Dennis Car
son, 3rd; 80 freestyle Taylor,
6th.
(Boys 11-12)
80 butterfly Greg Gilbert,
tied 5th; 80 backstroke Gilbert.
4th; freestvle relay Medford A
(Gilbert. Robert Brown, Murphy
McHugh. Seth Petersl 3rd; JO
breaststroke McHugh. 5th: 80
freestvle Gilbert. 3rd; 160 med
ley relay Medford A (Brown,
Gilbert. McHugh. Peters), 3rd.
(Boys 10 and under)
n frrrstvle Mitchell Daniel-
son, tied 5th: 40 breaststroke
Bob Dickey. 5th.
(Rnvi a unit under)
40 backstroke Kocky Peters,
3rd: 40 freestyle reiers, no.
(Srnlor Clrls)
320 medley relay Medford
(Rhonda Hess, Nikki Marshall.
Sheryl Gerety. Linda McGintyl,
,,- 9on frikpetvlo Carol Little.
4th: 320 freestyle relay Medford
(Little. Marsnau. iiamy aiacy, uw
ety 3th.
ir.r 11-171
320 free style relay Medford
(C. Little. K. Stacy, McGlnty. R.
Hess i. 4th.
(Girls 15-17)
80 butterfly R. Hess. 6th.
nlrlB 19 ant l,nflrl
160 free relay Medford A
(Janet Brown. Chris Gerety. Rob
bie Little. Laura Stacyl, 6th.
(Girls 10 and under)
40 breaststroke Donita Tay
lor. 1st. 32.6.
By TIM MORIARTY
UPI Sports Writer
Chris Short stands 6-4 and
weighs 205 pounds, but he has
never ranked too tall among
National league pitchers.
In fact, the only recogni
tion if you can all it that
he has gained in five seasons
with the Philadelphia Phillies
came in 1961 when he led the
league in wild pitches.
Yet in the last month. Short
twice has short-circuited the
pennant hopes of the two lead
ing NL contenders.
The lanky southpaw from
Milford, Del., beat the Los
Angeles Dodgers in their own
park July 26 to launch Walt
Alston's men on their current
skid. And Monday night he
turned back the San Fran
cisco Giants, 3-1, with the
help of a two-run, eighth-inning
homer by Johnny CallU.
son.
Short called Monday night's
performance h i s "biggest
thrill in baseball" and "the
best game I ever pitched." No
body was ready to argue with
him on either count, least of
all the Giants, who missed a
great opportunity to pick up
ground on the idle Dodgers
i-It was the first time in his
career that Short beat the
Giants. He dueled Jim Duf-
falo through seven scoreless
innings until Jim Ray Hart
playing his first full big
league game, doubled home
Harvey Kuen for a San Fran
cisco run in the top of the
eighth.
The Phillies, though, Bounc
ed back with three runs in
their half of the inning. Tony
Taylor opened the frame wi;h
a single and Callison followed
with a homer into the light
tower above the right field
wall. Roy Sievers singled
home the Phils' final run off
reliever Bob Bolin.
Duffalo wound up with his
first defeat in five decisions
this year and the Giants drop
ped four games back of the
pace-setting Dodgers. For
Short, who scattered eight hits
and fanned eight, it was only
his fourth victory against nine
setbacks.
The Pittsburgh Pirates
turned back the Houston
Colts, 4-2, in the only other
NL game. In the only Amer
ican league action, the Bos
ton Red Sox snapped a nine
game losing streak by edging
the Minnesota Twins, 5-4.
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Wrestling
Tonight
Grants Pass - An all-comers
wrestling meet will be held
at 6:45 o'clock this evening at
the high school gym.
There will be weight classes
for boys five-years-of-age and
; over. Pairings are on an age-
weight basis.
This is the second of two
! meets here this summer uri'
i der the city recreation de.
' partment.
j It is hoped for a larger
! turnout of the younger boys
j since there were no opponents
! for a number who came to the
' last session.
The meet was shifted to to
night after having been set
originally for a night earlier.
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