Duffalo, Hoit
Join Giants'
Injured List
St. Louis -TOTO- The busiest
man on the San Francisco Gi
ant squad these days in a man
named Bowman - not Ernie
the shortstop but trainer
Frank Bowman.
Two more names were
added to the growing injury
list Friday night as the Giants
lost 13-0 to St. Louis and fell
four full games behind the
Los Angeles Dodgers.
The first casualty was
pitcher Jim Duffalo who
stopped a sharp drive with
his pitching hand in the sec
ond inning. He had to retire
from the game and is expect
ed to be out of action for two
weeks. Six stitches were nec
essary to repair the back of
his right hand.
Then in the ninth inning
Jimmy Hart was struck on
the back of the head and was
carried from the field on a
stretcher. X-rays later showed
no serious damage and he was
expected to be back in action
within a few days.
X F CLUB OUT
Bellingham, Wash. - (UPB -Klamath
Falls was ousted
from the double - elimination
Washington semi-pro baseball
tournament Friday. The Ore
gon team dropped a 2-1 deci
sion to Pasco and was beaten
by Puyallup 5-1
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MEDAL TO STERNBERG-Brian Sternberg (in bed), injured
University of Washington pole
which was given to him by the
which Sternberg was supposed
John Pennel (left), Northwest Louisiana college, and John
Uelses, right, both pole vaulters, made the presentation to
Sternberg at Seattle. - (UPI)
Washington Cubs
In Medford Sandblower Loop
SANDBI.OWF.RS LEAGUE
FINAL STANDINGS
National League
W.
Waah. Cuba 24
.837
.786
.879
.321
Waah. Dodger. ..22
Jackaon Browne 19
Jeff. Bravea 9
G. Creek Reda 8
Jeff. Giants 2
American Leaeue
Hediick Sox 22
.788
.750
.643
.429
.357
.036
Howard Colts .... 21
Hoover Angels ...18
Hawthorne Tigers 12
Wllaon Yanks 10
Hawthorne Hawks 1
Washington Cubs defeated
the Hedrick Sox 2 to 0 on
Friday for the championship
of the Medford Sandblowers
Baseball league.
The Cubs had won the Na
tional league title and the
Hedrick Sox the American
loop toga in the sandblower
circuit play which was part
of the city of Medford summer
recreation program.
Bill Leavens of the Cubs
walked in the second inning
and scored on two overthrows.
In the fifth panel Jeff Gallop
walked, swiped second and
third bases and scored on Den
nis Chitwood's single. Jim Da
vidson pitched 4 innings of
perfect ball for the Cubs.
Patterson
Top
Batter
For Cubs
Central Point Don Patter
son was the top batter and
Gary Frohreich the leading
pitcher for the state junior
baseball champion Crater
Cubs this season.
Patterson paced the team in
batting average with .452 on
14 hits in 31 times up. Froh
reich followed with a .368.
Dave Star hit .360 and Dan
Cesaro .323.
Frohreich compiled a 5-1
win-loss record for 40 23 in
nings on the hill. Mike Halsey
was 4-1 for 31 13 frames.
In the hitting department
the 14 safeties each by Patter
son and Frohreich were tops.
Dave Bailey headed in the
runs batted in department
with 10 and in extra base
hits with three doubles and
two homers. Frohreich also
had three doubles.
Frohreich fanned ' batters
78 times.
AB
Armstrong . 35
Bailey 10
Beman .. 23
Bickler 2
Blancher 19
Starr .... 25
Cecaro . 31
Champ 92
G. Frohreich .... 38
R. Frohreich .... IS
Halsey 18
Heneon ... . I
Lees 9
RBI Ave.
10 .229
.300
.217
.300
.200
.360
.323
.313
.368
.267
' .333
.250
.222
.333
.123
.432
Miller 15
Nelson 16
Patterson 31
Van Horn
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G. Frohreich ..40.a 27
Halsey
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Patterson 7.1
2 2
5 0
Bickler . 2
PCL Players
Suspended
Seattle - (UH) - Three mem
bers of Pacific Coast league
baseball clubs have been
handed three-day suspensions,
PCL President Dewey Sori
ano announced here Friday.
Jack McKeon, manager of
the Dallas-Fort Worth Ran
gers, has been suspended
three days and fined $100 for
a run-in with Umpire Russell
Goetz.
Grady Hatton, manager of
the Oklahoma City '89ers, was
fined $79 plus the three-day
suspension for a rhubarb with
Umpire Dick Phillips in last
Wednesday night's game at
Dallas.
Jim Campbell, Oklahoma
City catcher, was suspended
for his role in the same incident
vaulter, receives the medal
Russians at the track meet
to have attended in July
Nine Champs
Then David Skeeter and Mike
Watkins got hits. They were
the only Sox to get on base.
Other members of the Cubs
squad were Lloyd Wilkins,
Mike Rians, Bob Leavens, Bob
Meyers, Curt Ruck, Bob Ruck,
Riley Gallop, Mike Meyers,
Larry Glenn and Bob Lewis.
Others on the Sox aggrega
tion were Steve Riggs, Andy
Froeber, Steve Randolph,
Jacque Thiebaud, Jeff Travis,
John Wehrly, Jeff Bolton, Jim
Higgins and Tim Collins,
llNKSrOHKS:
Cubs 010 012
Sox 000 Oft 0
Davidson and Gallon: Froeber
and bKeeter.
GAMES LAST WEKK:
National Leaeue
Pirates 14 Reds 8: Cubs 5 Gi
ants 0: Braves 11 Dodger
Dodgers 15 Reds 9: Cubs 12 Rraves
0: Pirates 12 Giants 3: Cubs 10
Reds 3; Pirates 9 Dodgers 6: Braves
3 utants u: Braves 24 Reds 7;
Dodgers 8 Gianta 0: Cubs 3 Pi'
rates 1.
American League
Angels 7 Yanks S; Sox 13 Hawks'
0: Colts 13 Tigers 2; Colts 11 Yanks
O; Tigers B Hawks 4; Sox 4 Angels
3; Tigers 3 Yanks 1; Sox 4 Colts
0: Angels 6 Hawks 2: Sox 11 Yanks
6: Tigera 8 Angela 1; Colts 4
Hawks .
Eagle Pointer
Football Exams
Tuesday Night
Eagle Point - Shady Cove
clinic will give physicals to
prospective Eagle Point high
football players as a commu
nity service on Tuesday, Aug.
20.
The examinations will be
given at the high school at
7 p.m. ..
Coach Vern Steward said
that all boys planning to
come out for football must
have this examination or one
which is equivilent, Tesults
of which must be on an Ore
gon School Activities associa
tion exam card. These cards
can be obtained at the high
school. '
Lettermen will check out
equipment at 7 p.m. on Wed
nesday, Aug. 21. On Thursday
returning non - lettermen will
report. Equipment will go to
new men, including freshmen
on Friday evening.
On the night of the physi
cal exams sox, shoes and sup
porters will be available for
purchase. Boys will be re
sponsible for their own mouth
and tooth protectors which
are mandatory equipment.
Practice will begin at 10
a.m. on Monday, Aug. 26.
Eagle Point will open its sea
son at Brookings on Saturday,
Sept. 14.
Steward's assistant coaches
will be Dale Bates, offense;
Doug Harshbarger, defense
and scouting, and Leif Ostmo,
freshmen.
OAHU VICTOR
Victoria, B. C. -UPD- Oahu
of Hawaii has moved into the
finals of the regional Pony
league baseball tournament
here downing Seattle 12-2 in
Friday's only game.
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Yank Doubles Team
Upsets Mexican Due
By ERIC RIEL
Los Angeles - (UPI) - The
United States doubles team
of Dennis Ralston and Chuck
McKinley swept to an upset
victory Saturday in straight
sets by scores of 6-1, 6-3, 8-6
over Rafael Osuna and An
tonio Palafox of Mexico to
take a lead of 2-1 in the Davis
Cup tennis North American
playoffs.
The doubles victory gave
the United States the upper
hand in the series for the
first time.. The Yanks ran
into stiff opposition from the
Mexicans in the third set, but
they continued to dominate
the game against the favored
Latin American twosome, rec
ognized as the best in the
world.
The only service break in
the deciding 37-minute third
set came in the 13th game off
Osuna's service. Osuna had
performed brilliantly but
continued errors by Palafox
deprived him of the support
he needed.
It was the first time Mc
Kinley and Ralston had de
feated the Mexican pair in
three Davis Cup encounters.
The Mexicans won the dou
bles in five sets in Mexico
City last year, and in four
sets at Cleveland in 1961.
Ferraris
Champion
Albany, N. Y. -IIIPI)- Janis
Ferraris of San Francisco,
Calif., defeated Peggy Conley
of Spokane, Wash., Friday, 2
up for the 1963 National Girls
Junior Amateur golf title.
The two West Coast 16-year-olrls
said they would play
in the Women's National Am
ateur championships opening
at Williamstown, Mass., Mon
day. Handicappers Named
For Invitational Golf
A beginners invitational
golf tournament opens today
at Cherry Lane Park club.
It will continue through
Aug. 25.
Play will consist of one
nine - hole round. Club pro
Bill Mitchell said that the
round may be played any day
through next Sunday. He said
that Mayor James Dunlevy,
James Sullivan and Dr.
James Bayliss have been
named to the handicap com
mittee. Sullivan is chairman
and Bayliss is secretary of the
Medford city park and recrea
tion commission.
The tourney is under the
auspices of the city park and
recreation department. -
Persons who were member
of the park and recreation de
partment classes are eligible
for the tourney. There will be
adult and junior divisions.
Thophies will be awarded in
men's and women's competi
tion. Baseball Scores
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
National League
Los Angels 9 New York 7. (night)
Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 0
(night)
Chicago 10 Cin. 1 (1st, twilight)
Cincinnati 8 Chicago a (2nd,
night)
Milwaukee 3 Houston 2 (night)
St. Louis 13 San Fran. 0 (night)
American League
Boston 7 Cleveland 4 (night)
New York 4 Chicago 3 (night)
Minnesota 7 Washington . 5
(night)
Baltimore 4 Kansas City 1
(night)
Los Angeles 8 Detroit g (night)
Pacific Coast League
Oklahoma City 8 Salt 1
City s
Denver S Dallas-Ft. Worth I
San Diego 8 PorUand 3
Spokane 13 Seattle 1
Hawaii 10 Tacoma 3
North weii..League
Lewlston 7-5 Wenatchee 4-8
Yakima 5-0 Eugena 4-1
Trl-City 6 Salem S
SUNDAY'S GAMES
NaUonal League
Los Angeles at New York 13)
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
Chicago at Cincinnati (3
Houston at Milwaukee
San Francisco at St. Louts
American League
Detroit at Los Angeles -.
Baltimore at Kansas City
Washington at Minnesota
New York at Chicago (2)
Cleveland at Boston
Gold Rqy Fish Count
WEEK ENDING AUG. 17:
Chinook Salmon 73 llncludes'
33.6 per cent jack salmon).
Summer run steelhead 18.
mix SEASON:
Chinook salmon -40,S7S (in
cludes 17.1 per cent Jack salmon)
since April 0.
Summer run steelhead 637
since May 13.
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With the U. S. team leading
two matches to one, the North
American Zone eliminations
will be decided today when
the two final singles matches
are scheduled. Ralston meets
Osuna in the first match and
if the U. S. National Colleg
iate champion can triumph
over his Southern California
teammate, the competition
will be over.
Doubles play followed the
opening singles matches Fri
day in which Mexico scored
first on Osuna's victory over
Chuck McKinley, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2,
2-6, 6-3, only to have Dennis
Ralston defeat Palafox, 6-1,
6-4, 3-6, 6-3, and leave the
teams with a victory each.
Rice Flings
No-Hitter
Portland -fUPD Jackie Rice
pitched a no-hit, no-run game
Friday night to lead the Erv
Lind Florists of Portland to
a 3-0 victory over the Port
Angeles Blue Angels in the
opening round of the North
west Women's Invitational
Softball Tournament here.
The Salem Shamrocks de
feated the Yakima, Wash.,
Webb Cats, 4-0 earlier Friday.
Pizarro Victim
Of Yank Power
By MILTON RICHMAN
UPI Spoils Writer
Some dugout philosopher
once said the Yankees break
your leg first, then they am
putate it.
They do the job with such
thoroughness and dispatch
that it usually doesn't hurt a
bit. One-two-three and it's all
over.
That's exactly the way they
carved up poor Juan Pizarro
and the White Sox Friday
night in a 4-2 victory that bal
looned their American league
lead to a rather ridiculous
looking nine games.
Pizarro had a 2-0 lead go
ing into the ninth inning and
all he needed for his 15th vic
tory was three more outs.
That's when the Yankees
went to work on him.
Three Homers
Tom Tresh, Hector Lopez
and Ciete Boyer hit homers
within a 10 - minute span
and bang,' bang, bang - just
like that - it was all over.
Tresh opened the . ninth
with his 20th homer and, aft
er Elston Howard walked and
Jack Reed ran for him, Lopez-
slugged bis 13th homer Into
the left field stands to put
the Yanks in front for the
first time.
The shell - shocked Pizarro
then yielded Boyer's 12th
homer of the season to suffer
his seventh defeat compared
with 14 victories.
MONTERREY TITLIST
Bethlehem, Pa. - (UPD - Mon
terrey, Mexico, capitalized on
four errors to score six runs
in the second inning today
and went on to win the lit
tle league baseball senior di
vision championship with a
9-3 victory over Downey, Cal
if. About 10,000 spectators in
Lehigh university's stadium
saw the Mexicans knock los
ing pitcher Kim Hadley from
the mound in a six-run sec
ond inning uprising.
NOTHING TO IT
Yarmouth, England - (UrD -Sadie
Whitewood, 3, dropped
a line over the side of a pier
and hauled in a 15-ounce eel
to win the top prize of a
fiberglass fishing rod in a con
test with 100 experienced
anglers.
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Miami Beach, Fla. - (UPB -
Little Luis Rodriguez came
on like a miniature battering
ram Saturday night and
scored a technical knockout
over Denny Moyer at 1:39
of the ninth round in their
nationally-televised bout.
Moyer, former junior mid
dleweight champion of the
world, dropped after taking
a hard right to the nose and
got up at the count of five.
But Referee Billy Regan took
one look at the glassy-eyed
boxer and stopped the fight
Rodriguez, 26-year old for
mer welterweight champion,
was ahead all the way. He
dropped Moyer about two
minutes into the eighth round
but the game Portland, Ore.,
fighter held on for the rest
of the round.
New Post
For Mosby
Astoria -fUPD Jerry Mosby
resigned Friday as athletic
director and baseball coach at
Astoria High school to take a
job as basketball coach and
physical education director at
the Blue Mountain Commun
ity college at Pendleton.
More Acreage
For Shooting
Of Waterfowl
Portland - Waterfowl gun
ners who hie themselves to
the Summer lake public shoot
ing grounds in Lake county
each year will find more acre
age this fall on which to en
joy their sport of duck and
goose shooting.
Phil Schneider, state game
director, announced that the
game commission recently
completed acquisition of 2,546
acres of marsh, potholes,
greasewood scablands and
some lands under cultivation
for Inclusion in the Summer
lake game management area
Four Wells
Formerly known as the
Williams Artesian ranch,
Schneider said, the area lies
adjacent to the north boun
dary of the management area
extending northward to Ana
reservoir, The property lies
within the boundaries of the
original Summer Lake game
management project as it was
drafted back in 1944.
Four artesian wells are on
the property, and around 500
acres are under irrigation
from the Summer Lake Irri
gation district. It has the po
tential of around 600 to 900
acres to be developed into
croplands for upland game
bird and waterfowl use.
Schneider said there is also
the possibility of developing
a series of ponds and potholes
for waterfowl. Much of the
area has a high potential for
upland game bird usage.
The commission also recent
ly purchased a small tract of
26 acres of land from David
O'Connor, a rancher in t h e
Summer lake area.
WESTERN CHAMPS
Bountiful, Utah -IUPD- San
Pedro, Calif., sparked by the
home run bats of Moe Lovitto
and Ralph D'Ambra, won the
western boys' baseball Little
World Series here Saturday
with a 6-3 win over Helper,
Utah. D'Ambra belted a three
run homer in the first Inning
and Lovitto followed with a
two-run homer in the second
frame and a solo homer In
the fourth to give San Pedro
a 5-0 lead.
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way on another. Some enter
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location of the property and
the nearby road and railroad,
fell over himself In purchas
ing it. The owner, not una
ware of the value, jacked up
the price, but the other was
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The animal life that called
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They were no more important
than the trees. A family of
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Their home tree fell with
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Central Point - Equipment
issue for Crater high gridders
will begin on Monday eve
ning, Aug. 19.
Lettermen and senior non
lettermen will report at 7 p.m
to the school gym. Non-letter-
men juniors and sophomores
are to receive their gear on
Tuesday evening. Fresh men
report on Wednesday.
Thursday, Aug. 22, will be
physical exam night for jun
iors and seniors with fresh
men and sophomores exam
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clattering, crushed the tree
trunk like an egg shell. Pro
gress was moving across the
woodland.
Each night the heaps of
brush and tree trunks were
ignited and the flames as
senseless as human contempt,
licked viciously the body of
the little forest. Room enough
had been cleared alongside
the road to erect a sign,
which read:
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location. Footage on highway
and rail siding."
Stumps Resisted
Last and most difficult of
accomplishment was the re
moval of the large stumps.
Some only released their grip
on the earth under the com
bined power of two or thret
nuge tractors. Some were
blown apart by explosives; a
few had to be dug out by
hand and machine.
Great heaps of stumps, sat
urated wltn fuel oil, were
ignited. The acrid smoke
blanketed the neighborhood,
made driving hazardous on
the highway and irritated the
throats of those folks living
in the path of the prevaling
winds.
Earth graders, roaring and
panting, filled in the low
spots and smoothed out the
slight elevations. The winds
came and blew away the leaf
mould and the top soil. The
sand blew into the roadway
and sifted into nearby homes.
The woodland was gone, the
ground was level and the area
was a little desert.
All this destruction took
place nearly 10 years ago. The
silly sign advertising the
'golden opportunity" long
lince has been broken and
faded and now is but a dis
organized pile of boards.
But a new sign has been
put up. In view of the destruc-
tion caused by the bulldozer
and the land leveling ma
chines, and the untidiness of
the now vacant, weed-grown
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p.m. and sophomores at S:30
p.m.
Equipment will be issued
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Aug. 21, to junior non-letter
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10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m.
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even par, offsetting twe bo
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