TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1963 -
Races At
A Glance:
Malin Risks .
League Lead
STANDINGS
Valla . ...
Tuteleker
Merrill .
Altamont
:oiu ol Norway
Chuck Wagon
.2 -.
.0 2
o a
1.0)
1.000
1 noo
.MO
.300
.000
.000
. Fooie e
. nmn Junior Baseball Leaiue
action takes up a welc from to
night, Malin (3-0) and Tulelake
(1-0) clash in the top game, both
risking unbeaten records.
In other games, Merrill, also
unbeaten with a 1-0 record, (aces
Sons oi isorway u-i ana unuca
Wagon iu- meeis Aiiamont u-l).
Lodge Nurses
Slim Bulge
STANDINGS
Travel Iodic
Mtlin .
Oregon Wool.
. B.I Y . -
Merrill -
Dick Miller
Midland , , : -.
1
7
. S 3
.... s s
1 a
3 s
League ulay in the Women'
City Softball League won't take up
again until July with Travel
Lodge 'nursing a slim one-game
lead over- Malin.
July 6 games will put the lead
ers (6-1) against Big Y (3-5) and
Miners u-oJ against Merrm u-z;
Top Midget
Teams Mix
-.... a n t.ODC
..rmir't Lumber - O 1.000
.750
Kilcr'! An.buie.nce J
Bin Builder -
.500
MM
. .050
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Wneh the Midget League soft
VtollerR r.orrtinue leasue action I
week from tonight; the two un-
beaten, 'leaders comae In tne top
game of the evening on Conger
Vlelrl ' "
- ThatJgame puts Exchange Club
agamsi, rainier s xjumuei, - ouui
with four victories in as many
! outings - to date; In other fames,
Kaler's" and Superior Troy mix,
Joe's Sport Shop trades wallops
with VFW and Moose meets Ba
Bin uuaers.
Memorials
Undefeated
rrr.K wkk ' Hague
"" . . iNatlenal LieBBe)
. W L Trt.
Peace Memorial .w'..... 4 0 1.000
Motor Investment -..a i
wiiMt'i rhirlisn a 1 .750
Graham' Broi 1 3 .250
20-30 Club ..-.l S .SO
Silanll Real Estate -.-0 4 .00
: The Peace Memorial team Js un-
beaten atop the Fee Wee National
Softball League as the six teams
in the loop rest until July t when
play resumes. -The
leaders risk their 4-0 record
against wiard's Chicken. (3-1) on
that date, along with the Graham
Bros. Motor Investment game -on
conger leid.
Peef Wee Tilt
To Break Tie
m : i.fague
W L Fel.
Themes Insurance ...3 1 .750
I'luhrer'a Bakery 3 1 .750
Jayccei 2 3 .500
Cestslde Pharmacy ,3 3 .500
Kslplne , 1 3 .250
Eaitalde Electric 1 1 -WO
The Pee Wee American League
oftball tie will be broken July 6
when the leaders in that loop
clash at Klwanis Park in one of
two games.
Thomas Insurance and Fluhrer's
Bakery, both with 3-1 records,
lead the league. Eastside Phar
macy and Eastside Electric mix
in the other game on the program.
By The Associated Press
TENNIS '
WrMBLEDON, England Vic
Senas of the United States de-
leated Lewis Hoad of Australia.
-T, 6-4, 6-3. M, 9-7 and Kurt
Nielsen of Denmark upset Ken
Rosewall of Australia 7-5. 4-6. 6-
. -0, 6-2, in the Wimbledon quar
terfinals. Cincinnati Ohio Tm Tra.
bert of Cincinnati and Hamilton
Aicnardson of Baton Route. La.
romped to easy victories in the
opening matches at the 54th an
nual Trl-State tournament.
n RACING
PAWTUCKET, R. I. Jockey
Eddie Arc&ro celebrated a "day"
In his honor at Narragansett Park
by winning the featured 17.500 "Ed
die Arca.ro Purse" and a special
match race.
TORONTO, Ont. Pencell and
Beth Bomber combined for a
108.30 dally double at Woodbine
Park,
SALESMAN NOW
NEW YORK -fl MAurice C.
'Mickey) Harris, former pitcher
for the Boston Red Sox, Washing
ton Senators and Cleveland In
dians, now Is the New York sales
represenative of AMP Pinspottera
Inc. The most famous of Pinspot
tera' products is the ABC-approved
machine which sets up bowling pins
and returns the bail automatically.
Harris's last season In baseball was
in 1953 with the Indians.
.
Slugging
T
Gus Bell
NEW YORK I A vear asm
Ous Bell's future In the major
leagues was uncertain. Today, the
24-year-eid Cincinnati outfielder is
the leading slugger of both cir
cuits.
Slugging averages compiled by
tne Associated Press snow that
Bell tops the National League with
a .617 mark. He has piled up 156
total oases in 353 times at , oat.
In the American League, Al
Rosen of the Cleveland Indians
shows the top figure of .674. The
veteran third baseman has pound'
ed out 11 doubles, two triples and
is nome runs among nis 79 nits,
for an aggregate of 143 total bases.
He has been at bat 248 times.
Records Include Sunday's games.
Bell, after hitting only .036 in his
first seven games with Pittsburgh
last year, was optioned to Holly
wood of the Pacific Coast League
He was recalled in mid-May and
finished with a .250 batting aver
age. The Redlegs acquired him
last fau.
This season. Ous really
found himself. He has homered in
three of his last four games.
Cincinnati first sicker Ted Klus-
zem-skl and Eddie Mathews, Mil
waukee third baseman, ore tied
for the runner-up spot behind Bell
each with a .606 slugging average,
Ous Zemial of the Philadelphia
Athletics Is second to Rosen in
the American League with .633.:
Slugging averages are computed
by dividing the number of total
bases on all hits by the number
of times at bat.
By The Associated Presa
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING Goodman, Boston,
.332; Kell, Boston, .330: Vernon,.
Washington. .323: Umphlett. Bos
ton. .325: Rosen, Cleveland and
Suder. Philadelphia, .317.
RUNS BATTED IN Rosen,
Cleveland, 53; Mantle, New York,
52: Dobv. Cleveland. si: voumer,
Washington, 41; Dropo, Detroit ana
Robinson, Philadelphia, 48.
HOME RUNS Zerniai, rniia-
delchla. 16: Rosen. Cleveland, 16;
Doby, Cleveland, 15; Oerr.ert, Bos
ton, 13; Mantle, Mew xorc, 12.
mwnirvn , ...... 1 Man, Vnrb
XlVr.-X'X' tiUVh I. u. ,
6-1. .688; Shea, Washington, 6-1,
.657; Ford. New York, 6-2, .100;
Boston, 6-2, .750.
viTimtin. inr.ill'
TJATTTWrt flrrmendlenst. St.
rji. ma Rnhincnn Brooklyn.
.335; Beil, Cincinnati, .323; Snider,
Ri-nnlrlvn 310 RaitmhfcltZ. Chlca-
tn and Furillo. Brooklyn. .315,
RUMS BAx aD in L-ampa-
nells, Brooklyn, 64; Bell, Cincln
nti an- MftthtuK. Milwaukee. 58:
finiHe wrnnkivn. 3: Klner. Chi
cago, Kluszewski, Cincinnati and
Jiblon.ai, Et. louis, ox.
unun ..Tiimitt . Khiftxewski
rnnlnnafl Q9 MahW. MilWaU
kee, 20; c'ampanella, Brooklyn and
Bell, Cincinnati, iv; xviner vun.e,
go, 15.
FRATERNAL TITLE
The Rotary, Club captured the
Civic Fraternal Club golf cham
ptonahip Sunday in annual compe
tition witn tne Lions, tils. Kl
wanis and Reames Country Club
teams.
Frank Tarr fired a 75, Carl
Woods, 76, Adolph Zamsky 80 and
Ray Beeber 83 for tourney-winning
scratch score of 315. I
Second was the Elks team with
a 319, composed of Howard Scrog-
gins, Bill Bratton, Frank Hall and
Andy Toyly,
SENIOR PAIRINGS
With qualifying rounds over.
eight golfers will aim for the Se
nior title at Reames Country Club.
First round (quarterfinals) must
be completed by July 4 in the 65-
and-over tournament.
Pairings put Dick Miller against
Ray Lamb, Jim Kerns against
Howard Perrin, Loren Palmerton
against Ralph Macartney and Earl
Weimar, the defending champion.
against C. C. Kelly. I
Th famous gin
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HIRAM
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TIME OUT!
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There's a lot of traffic for the
second spot in the Women's' Sum
mer Trio League after one session
of bowling. - ' : :
LaRayne Harris, Darlene Park
er and Ruth Milne lead with a 22
to VA win over the McOollum-Phelps-Britt
combine. The other
six teams nave 2-2 marks
LaRayne Harris rolled the high
game and series with a ljo-m-nu-
532 string. The narns i-arner-
Milne trio also rolled the high team
series, 1477.
MERCHANTS LtAGlK
AA-R Paint Store
Juckeland's Motore .
Specialized Service
Carre Meets .. . :.
Eaitalde Electric
. 11
Grlaft roods
. a 12
Modoc .Bid! Supply .-..!...
East Kaln Shoe Shop -
Scores Lest Nlghl ,
AeVB Paint 3 Carl's Meets . I.
Jdokeland's 4 Modoc Bldg 0
grlaee 4 East Main Shoe ft
estside Elcc 4 , Specialized 0
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- a xrrnnnaiH -of Juckeland
Motors Is one big reason-that team
is tied with A&c 1'aini omre 101
the Merchants Bowling . . League
lead.
McDonald rolled-the top series
last night, a 542 on games of 195.
1x0 .nri 10a .Turke-lanri'a won
four polrtts from Modoc Building
Supply. AfcB scored a a-i win over
Carl's Meats,
iwn, irherleln rif 8necialized
Service, with- the top gams of 211,
added 135 and 112 ior a ojo ntnes,
second to McDonald. Horton Cad-
well of A&B Faint rolled uie sec
nnrl.hicrh line. 205.
Juckeland s 9 BO and xbw were
,u. nn tpatn D-nmet and series
scores, ahead of Eastside Eiectric's
966 lld 2828.
Matthews
Rates 9th
NEW YORK Ml Harry "Kid"
Matthews' long campalen to be
listed among the heavyweights
naid nff Tuesday when the Seattle
fighter was named No. 9 among
,u. .MitMri,,, far Rnrkv Marcia-
no's title in the monthly boxing
rating, compiled oy King mm
sine. ...
Matthews, on the strengtn oi nis
,u..nt - victnrv over Freddie Be-
shore and his claim that he no
longer could make the lignt heavy
weight limit comionaoiy, repiacoo
xj.in ajNuhati in the toD 10. The
German heavyweight has been in
active, although he soon will meet
Karel Sys for the European cham
pionship.
n-o virtue. mF ht.e close bout With
champion Archie Moore, Joey Max
im retains his position as No. 1
contender In the light heavyweight
.I... Fnaiend'a Randv Turoln and
Hawaii's Bobo Olson remain as as
pirants for the middleweight throne
vacated by sugar nay noomson.
In the lightweignt envision ueor-
ge Araujo of Providence, R. I.,
No. 1 contender last month, was
dropped a notch after losing to
champion Jimmy Carter. Johnny
Gonsalves of Oakland, Calif., took
over the position of leading con
tender. 1
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HERALD AND
Heard's
.800 High
InPCL
SAN FRANCISCO LB On the
basis of games won, Allen Oetlel
of Oakland topped Facuic Coast
League pitchers Tuesday with a
total of 14. He has pitched 160 In
nings; and hai lost 6 games for
an average of .700.
On a percentage basis, Jehosie
Heard of Portland led with .800.
He has pitched In 18 games, win
ning 8 and losing 3. -
Bill Evans of Seattle and Mel
Queen, of Hollywood tied In the
strikeout division, each with 60
The pitching averages, as com
piled by Bill Weiss, League stat
istician: . G BB SO W t
Yayllan. Sac 13 9 8 2 0
Sucneckl, Sea 10 14 12 1
Murphy, Oak - 2 6 5 1
Maltsberger, Hwd 2 0 1.1
Heard, Port 18 46 43 8
J. Davis, Sea 21 27 33 6
Moisan, LA 16 33 43 5
Muir. Hwd 21 10 38 5
Candinl, Oak-Sac 35 29 26 6
Oettel. Oak
69 14
48 12
22 6
Widmar, Sea
Shandor. SF
Lynn, Hwd "
Oumpcrt. LA
O'Donnell, Hwd
McLlsh. LA
Nagy. Sea
Spicer. LA '
McCall, SF,
17
23
29
30- 67
49 40
22 28
n 39
Lint, Port.
28-41
Averages of other Seattle and
Portland pitchers
Lovrich, Sea
27 38
24 68
25 44
14 30
16 38
29 6
80 10
43 7
W. Evans. Sea "
Klndsfathor, sea
Sanford, Port
Adams, Port
Walbel, Port
Del Duca, Sea
Llnde, Port
Elliott, Fort .
Ward. Port
Welmaker, Port
a-
5
6
S
6
S
4
3
1
21 9 11
30 40 26
18 38 35
19 22 52
18 36 .46
17 10 19
Chiloquin
Wins Pair
STANDINGS
- W t, Pet.
.....a o i.ooo
1 433
Malin
cnuoquln
1 9 .2341
Merrill - 440
Jo Jo ueorge ana uene (j entry
twirled wins over Beatty Sunday
as Chiloquin bulged - Its Klamath
County Independent League record
to' 5-r. ' The scores ' were 9-1 and
M.' .
Malin, Idle - Sunday, ' leads ' the
league percentagewise' with a 2-0
mark. ' '
Chester Jack slammed a home
run for Chiloquin in the second
game 9-4 win. George issued Just
three hits In the opener.
MENACING FIGURE
ALLIANCE, O. l Here's one
umpire the players won't be push
ing around. He's Bill Fraracclo, a
member of the Alliance Umpires
Association and a menacing 365
PSPPf'- A veteran of 14 year of
arbiting, Fraracclo is considered
quite an agile guy In covering
plays and challenges any other um
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SHATTERS WORLD RECORD Walt Davit, .yt-foof, eight
inch giant from Houston, Tex., loan to a new world record in .
tha high jump at Dayton, O., with a leap of six-feet 1 1 Yi
inch, at tha 65th annual National AAU track and field meet.
Davis went half an inch over tha mark let in 1941 by Let
Steer at Lot Anejelei. Tha tall Texan cleared tha bar cleanly:
in his third and final try.
Angels Name Moisan;
Widmar Gets Slid Nod
By The Associated Preaa
It was only nine days ago that
Los Angeles completed a very
thorough shellacking of the Seattle
ball club, five games to two, but
perhaps to see if it was real, the
Pacific Coast League schedule
makers have them starting anoth
er series Tuesday nignt.
This one is in Seattle, and U
the Angels can get a plurality, the
Rainiers cannot be classed as the
stndout team of the league.
Many observers feel that BUI
Sweeney's club is Just about due
to come into its own and show on
the field the potential that Is known
to exist. Now Is the time for Seat
tle to pull away, if It hopes to put
some distance between itself and
rivals Los Angeles and Hollywood
MOISAN ELECTED
The Angels are throwing their top
pitcher and batter. Bill Moisan
at Seattle's big righthander, Al
Widmar, and Tuesday night's game
shapes up as a top-tugnt battle.
Moisan has been getting better
and better on the mound and he Is
leading the PCL In batting with a
.368 mark. i
Seattle has a five-game lead on
Los Angeles In the pennant clmse
and a 1 i game bulge on Holly
wood, which opposes Sacramento
Tuesday night in Hollywood. 'But
Seattle also has four players bat
ting above .300, Jackie Tobln at
.321, Leo Thomas at .314, Artie
Wilson .312 and Clarence Maddern
.303, plus catcher Ray Orteig's big
.280 including 58 runs batted In,
mostly through his 18 homers.
OAKS AT PORTLAND
While Seattle entertains the An
gels, Portland will be host to the
Oakland Oaks, the club the Rain-
at the rodeo
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lers clobbered by & 5-3 margin In
the series concluded Sunday. Je
hosie Heard, who has eight wins
against two losses for the season,
will be ' on the mound for the
Beavers against the Oaks' George
Bamberger. 7-7. . ;.
San Diego will be at San Fran
cisco In the other scheduled PCL
game.
By The Associated Press - I
PITCHING Paul Minner, Chi
cago Cubs, gave up six hits and
walked only one in winning his
fourth game of the season, 6-3,
over the St. Louis Cardinals. !
BATTING Red Schoendienst,
St. Louis. Cardinals, singled and
doubled to run bis total hits for
the season to 101, the first man In
either league to reach 100. - . I
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son, .the. Edmonton Eskimos are
making one last desperate bid to
overtake the leaders-. - - . -
Opening their final first half
home stand, the Eskimos drubbed
Calgary's 8tempeders 8-4 Monday
night and moved within a game of
front-running -Salem. It was the
eighth straight victory for the Es
kimos, i .
Victoria strengthened Its grip on
fifth place in the standings by
shellacking Yakima 10-6 In the only
other scheduled WIL game. Van
couver shaded Seattle, current Pa
cific Coast League pace-setter, 3-2
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PAGE THIRTEEN
ver. Rain washed out . an exhibi
tion contest between Salem and
the Coast League Portland Beav
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schedule Tuesday night. -
Salem, clinging grimly to a half,
game lead over Lewiston, opens a
three-game stand at Vancouver,
while Lewiston moves to Spokane
for its windup series. Other games
will find Wenatchee at Trl-ctty,
Calgary at Edmonton and Yakima,
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