HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Sundav. Julv 5. 195!?
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Indians Win Pair
Dodgers Split Two
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BACKSTOPS READY Mills Little League Park moved a step nearer completion Fri
day when the Klamath Fence Company and the Pacific Telephone Company combined
forces to erect the backstops for the new diamonds. From left to right are, Whitey Dor
man, Ray Hoefler, Ken Johnson, standing, Harry Mathis and Paul Hardy.
Kubs Open
Against Indians At Gem Today
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
LEAGUE
W L Pet.
Yreka ' ' 4 1 .800
Weed ,' 3 2 .600
Klamath Falls 2 3 .400
Mount Shasta 2 3 .400
Dunsmuir 2- 3 .400
Scott Valley 2 3 .400
Sunday Gaines
Yreka at Klamath Falls
Weed at Mount Shasta
Dunsmuir at Scott Valley
The Northern California baseball
league opens the second half of
the 1959 season this afternoon with
games slated in Kla,math Falls
Mount Shasta and Scott Valley.
The Klamath Falls portion of the
action begins at -2 p.m, in Gem
Stadium today and features the
Klamath Kubs and the Yreka In
dians. The Dunsmuir Merchants
Pads, Bees
Split Pair
In San Diego
SAN DIEGO (AP) The San
Diego Padres belted Salt Lake
City 9-3 Saturday night after the
Bees took the opener of a day
night Coast League doubleheader
4-1.
'. The Padres moved from sixth
place into a , tie for fourth with
the night game victory.
Dick Smith and Allen Jones
homered for San Diego in the sec
end game. Hal Pritchard's home
run was one of only six hits al
lowed by Dick Stigman, who
picked up his fourth victory for
the Padres in 14 decisions.
Ernie Francis pitched a four-
hitter for the Bees in the after
noon game and was supported by
homers by Chuck Harmon and
R. C. Stevens. It was Francis' first
complete game this year for the
Bees.
First game:
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San Diego 100 000 0001 4 0
Fancis and Weslerfield; Strik
cr and Retzer.
Second game:
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Pepper, Post (5), O'Donnell '6)
and Westerfield; Stigman and A,
Jones.
Becker Named
Mentor At PSC
PORTLAND (AP)-Chuck, Bcck-
er. a 135-pound center for the
chool in the early 1950s, Saturday
was appointed an assistant foot-
ball ' coach at Portland State
College.
Becker, was received a master's
degree from the University of
Oregon in 1957, coached earlier
at Springfield High School.
Ex-U of O Miler
Plans Retirement
EUGENE (AP) - iim Bailey,
(he first miler to run under four
minutes in the United States, is
calling it quits.
Bailey, conqueror of fellow Aus
tralian John Landy in ' 1956 at
Ixu Angeles when he ran 3:58.6.
aid after Saturday's Oregon AAU
(rack meet that business forced
the decision.
WAYNE SCOTT, Sports Editor
2nd Half Of Season
langle with Ihe Scott Valley slars
and the Weed Sons clash with the
Mount Shasta Seals.
Stadium gates will open at 12:30
and the concession stand will be
in operation.
With five games remaining on
the league schedule, not counting
the annual All-Star game set for
Weed on July 26, the Yreka nine
ED VEGLEY
, ... probable starter
is heading the league with a 4-won
Most record. In the only other
clear cut position on the ladder
are the Weed Sons. Weed is second
with a 3-2 mark. The balance of
the league is ensnared in a four
way tie, each team with a 2-3 to
date.
Slated the probable starting
pitcher for the Kubs today is big
Ed Vegley. Vegley (1-1) has
worked 15 innings since reporting
to the Kubs and has given up 14
hits, seven rims while striking out
14 and walking nine. In his most
recent appearance Vegley experi
enced a little difficulty, getting the
credit for a 14-12 loss to the Mount
Shasta Seals, after coming into
the game as relief for starter Bob
Lawery in the second stanza.
He struckout five Seals over two
innings before losing the range and
issuing four walks and then tried
to ride out a Mount Shasta bat at
tack that finally resulted in 10
runs in four innings. Vegley yield
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Grelle, Long Upset Champions
In AAU Track Meet At Eugene
EUGENE, Ore. (AP) Miler
Jim Grelle of Oregon and shot-
putter uanas Long oi aoumcrn
California upset the national AAU
champions here Saturday in the
Oregon AAU track meet.
Long, a USC freshman, beat
world record-holder Parry O Bri
en, Los Angeles, for only the sec
ond time with a toss of 62 feet,
H inches. '
Grelle, the NCAA champion and
AAU runnerup in the metric mile,
whipped Oregon freshman and
AAU 1,500-meter champion Dyrol
Burleson by five yards in the Ore
gon mile. Grelle's time was 4:06.7,
well off his best mark.
O'Brien's best toss for "second
place was 62 feet, 2'i inches.
O'Brien's world record is 63 feet,
2 inches, although Long has done
63 feet, 7 Inches. That record was
not recognized because it was on
his seventh try in a meet.
That is one more than allowed.
In the mile both Burleson and
ft P
ed to Mike Dolan in the eighth.
The 'balance of the Kub roster
will find Bob Kelly behind the
plate, IrV Whitt on first, Butch
Kimpton on, second, Ron Owings
at shortstop, and Dean Dunson at
third while Floyd Linderman,
Mike Dolan and Rube Johnson will
handle the outfield assignments.
The Yreka lineup will include,
as pitcher, either little Fred Rick
or Mike Branham, Lee Temple
ton on first, Gary Trinca at sec
ond, Ted Peters at third, Gary
O'Brien, catching, and outfield
ers Tom Bice, JoJo George and
Duane Culp.
In the first meeting between
the two squads, the season opener,
the young Yrekans got away with
a 6-3 victory off a 10 strikeout,
eight hit pitching job turned in
by Rick. Bob Lawery was handed
the receipt for the loss.
Solons Boost
League Lead
With Victory
SACRAMENTO (AP) The
Sacramento Solons boosted their
Pacific Coast League lead to
three games with a tense 3-2 vic
tory over the Phoenix Giants Sat
urday night.
A July 4 crowd of 5,062 watched
Winston Salem Brown gain his
eighth triumph against nine de
feats.
The loser was Joe Shipley, re
cently of the parent San Francis
co Giants. He proved to be as
wild as advertised. His successor,
young Marcelino Soils, allowed
only hit in seven and two
thirds innings, struck out eight
and walked only two.
Sacramento scored all its runs
off Shipley in the first inning. Joe
walked three, hit another batter
and added two wild pitches.
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Sacramento . 300 000 OOx 3 4 1
Shipley, Solis (2) and McCard-
ell; Brown and Dalrymple.
Cincinnati Manager Mayo Smith
calls rookie Vada Pinson "a Rich-
ie Ashburn with power." Smith
managed Ashburn while with thelore- an" HaP suuivan, wiiour,
Phillies. Wash. ,
Grelle were content to stay well
off the blistering pace set by Ore
gon's George Larson. Burleson
took the lead at the start of the
third lap, but Grelle moved past
him with about 150 yards to go.
Burleson was timed in 4:07.2,
and Washington's Jack Larson
was third with 4:08.8.
A third AAU champion, Bill Del
linger, formerly of Oregon and
Saturday running for the Air
Force, won the two mile by beat
ing Lazlo Taborl of the Santa
Clara Youth Center in 8:58.4.
Dellinger, who won the AAU
5.000 meters, took turns taking
the lead with Taborl and Univer
sity of Oregon's Dick Miller. Ta
borl was second in 8:59.8. Miller
was third in 9:02.1, his best mark
ever. .
Otis- Davis of Oregon, . badly
beaten in the national NCAA and
AAU meets, ran one of the na
tion's fastest 440s of the year a
:46.3 in beating California's Jack
San Francisco Back In 1st
ST. LOUIS (API San Krancis-
co moved into a virtual first
! place tie with Milwaukee Satur
day by trampling the St. Louis
Cardinals 10 3 with a flurry of
base hits highlighted by a pair of
home runs by Daryl Spencer.
j The victory pushed Bill Rig
ney's Giants to within three per
centage points of the faltering
Braves, who had to win in a night
game at Philadelphia to retain
their lead.
Spencer, who will be 30 on July
13. celebrated early by driving in
half of the Giants' runs with his
6th and 7th home runs and a
single.
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St. Louis 002 000 100 3 10 2
McCormick, Miller 8 and
Landrith; L. Jackson. Jeffcoat
151, Cheney tat . Ricketls (91 and
H. Smith. W McCormick (8-7).
L L. Jackson (7-7.
Home runs San Francisco,
Spencer 2 (7).
Phils 2, Braves 1
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Robin
Roberts scattered eight hits and
helped bring across one of the
two Philadelphia runs Saturday
night as the last place Phils de
feated Milwaukee 21 and knocked
the National League champions
out of first place.
San Francisco, which defeated
St. Louis 10-3 Saturday afternoon,
now leads the Braves by half a
game.
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
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WV Coach Rejects
U Of W Job Offer
MORGANTOWN, W. VA. AP-
Fred Schaus, West Virginia Uni
versity basketball coach, Satur
day rejected an offer to become
head coach at the University of
Washington.
Montanan
Replaces
Leader
GRANGEVILLE MP) Billy
Schall of Arlee, Mont., overtook
Clint Roberts of Lewiston, Idaho,
in Saddle bronc riding Saturday
before a cheering crowd of 3000
in the Grangeville Border Days
rodeo arena.
The Montana cowboy won day
money in that event,' followed by
Roberts. Friday, when the rodeo
began, Roberts and Schall finished
in 1-2 order in the first go-round
of the saddle bronc competition.
The cowboys will make their
final rides in this and other events
when the rodeo concludes Sunday.
The all-around cowboy also will be
named Sunday.
A capacity crowd jammed the
stands for Saturday's action, which
unfolded under sunny skies and in
shirt-sleeve weather. Thousands
lined the streets for the annual
Border Days parade.
Johnny Reynolds of Whitehall
Mont., took third in saddle bronc
riding. Fourth place in that event
went unfilled because one of the
entrants Jim Case of Davenport,
Wash., fell from his mount. He
will be permitted to try again Sun
day. Case lost his wind but was
not seriously hurt.
Michael Islcy of Salmon, Idaho,
won day money in bareback rid
ing, followed by Reynolds., Marty
Backstrom, Missoula, and Robert
Swaim, Arlington, Ore. in that
order.
' Don Posey, Mount Vernon, Wash,
turned in the fastest time, 21.4
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Yerman handily.
Davis, who in his first year in
440 competition has run a :46.2,
pulled away from Yerman on the
back stretch. Yerman was second
in :47.6.
Jim Bailey, the Australian who
became the first miler to run un
der four minutes in the United
States, won the 880 in 1:50.8.
Bailey, who beat fellow Austra
lian John Landy in that celebrated
mile in Los Angeles with a time
of 3:58.6, whipped University of
Oregon freshmen Sig Ohlemann
by eight yards Saturday.
O'Brien came back to win the
discus with a toss of 181 feet, l'-i
inches. O'Brien was competing for
the Los Angeles itriders.
The pole vault was won by Jim
Graham of Oklahoma State with
a vault of 15 feet even, and Ore
gon State's Wayne Moss, the
NCAA champion, won the high
jump with a leap of 6 feel, ,H
inches.
Burdette, McMahon 18) and
Crandall; Roberts' and Sawatski.
W Roberts (7-71. L Burdette
(11-8).
Home run Philadelphia, Bou
chee (7).
Cubs 2-2, Dodgers 1-5
CHICAGO (AP)-Don Drysdale
pitched the Los Angeles Dodgers
to a 5-2 victory over the Chicago
Cubs Saturday after the Cubs cap
tured the opening game 2-1.
It was Drysdale s first victory
in Wrigley Field after three j
straight losses here in Iour sea"
sons. Drysdale scattered five hits
to bag his ninth win. He fanned
11 and walked only one.
In the opener Cub pitcher Boh
Anderson yielded six hits in win
ning over rookie Larry Sherry
who was making his first major
league start. The 23-year-old Sher
ry, pitching the first seven in
nings, surrendered four hits. He
fanned seven and walked one.
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Chicago 000 200 OOx 2 4 0
Sherry, Klippstein (8) and Rose
boro; Anderson and S. Taylor. V
Anderson (5-71. L Sherry (8-1).
Home run Los Angeles, Snider
(111
Second Game
Los Angeles 010 400 0005 9 0
Chicago 000 020 0002 5 1
Drysdale and Pignatano; Dra-
bowsky, Morchead (4), Singleton
16), Hobbic (8) and S. Taylor.
W Drysdale" (9-6). L Drabow
sky (4-6).
Schaus said he has decided to
stay on at West Virginia now
and I hope for many years to
come.
The 34-year-old coach had been
considering the Washington offer
since visiting Seattle last week.
The Seattle Times said it was
told by Schaus he felt a moral
obligation to remain at West Vir
ginia to avoid breaking faith with
the boys whom he recruited for
the Mountaineers.
Schaus was the second big-name
coach to decline an offer to re
place Tippy Dye as head coach at
Washingtort. California's Pete
NeWell turned - down tUe chance
June 23.
In Seattle, Washington Athletic
Director George Briggs expressed
disappointment at Schaus' deci
sion but said he "was only one of
several ' leading coaches being
considered."
"I feel the vacancy will be filled
within a week."
Newell and Schaus had the 1-2
collegiate teams in the nation last
season. The California Bears won
the NCAA championship with
71-70 victory over Schaus' West
Virginia Mountaineers.
The Washington basketball
coaching job has been vacant since
Dye resigned June 8 to become
athletic director at the University
of Wichita.
Seattle Nabs
10th Straight
Over Indians
SEATTLE (AP) - The tail-end
Seattle Rainiers won their 10th
straight Pacific Coast League
series opener Saturday as young
Dave Stenhouse cooled off the
Spokane Indians 5-1, on a five-
hitter.
Stenhouse was never in trouble
in winning his fifth game of the
season against six losses.
Spokane went ahead in the top
of the third when Bob Gilliam'
bardo, the starting pitcher, sin
gled to center, went to third on
Tom Davis sharp shot to right
and scampered home on an in
field forceout.
The Rainiers went ahead to stay
in their half of the third on Paul
Pettit's Uvo-run double to center
after Bobby Adams had walked
and Lou Skizas singled.
Seattle counted again in the sev
enth on Harry Malmberg's single
with a man on second, and got
two more in" the eighth as frosting
on the cake.
A slim crowd of 2,051 turned
out for the July 4 single game,
played in the fast time of 2 hours
and 10 minutes.
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Seattle 002 002 12x 5 8 0
Gilliambardo, Merritt (4) and
Sherry, Barragan '(7); Stenhouse
and Jenkins.
SHOES JOINS GROUP I
ELMONT, N.Y. UFU-Willie Shoe
maker became the third jockey to
win two $100,000 horse races this
year when he piloted Sword Danc
er home first in the Metropolitan
mile at Belmont Park. Shoemaker
won the Kentucky Derby on Tomy
Lee. Tommy Barrow, wilh Hills
dale, and Sam Boulmelis, with
Vertex, were the other rides of
two $100,000 winners this season.
Home runs Los Angeles, Sni
der I12i. Chicago, Long 12).
Bucs 4, Reds 3
PITTSBURGH (APl-A disput
ed play in which the umpire re
versed his decision gave the Pitts
burgh Pirates the run they need
id Saturday 'to edge the Cincin
nati Reds 4-3.
The play came In the fifth in
ning when the Pirates scored two
irns to break a 2 2 tic.
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Yanks 6-7. Nats 10-0
NEW YORK (AP) Bob Turlcy
pitched a one-hitter, a wrong-field
blooping single to left by pinch
hitter Julio Becquer leading off
the ninth, as the New York Yan
kees slopped Washington 7-0 after
the Senators won the opener of a
doubleheader Saturday 10-6.
Becquer was batting .221 when
he sliced a 1-1 pitch that dropped
tn front of left fielder Norm Sie
bern. who did not dive for the
ball.
Washington 404 002 00010 13 1
New York 000 100 500 6 10 0
Ramos, Slobbs (8) and Naia
gon; Dilmar. Bronstad (3), Coates
(4), Shantz (9) and Howard. Blan
chard (7). W Ramos (9-7). L
Ditmar (7-6).
Home runs Washington, Kille-
National League
W L Pet. GB
San Francisco .. 45 34 .570
Milwaukee - 43 33 .566 V4
Los Angeles ..... 45 37 .549 l'-i
Pittsburgh 41 39 .513 4'i
Chicago 39 39 .500 5Vi
St. Louis 36 41 .468 8
Cincinnati 35 43 .449 9,4
Philadelphia .... 29 47 .382 14V4
Saturday Results
Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 3
San Francisco 10, St. Louis 3
Chicago 2-2, Los Angeles 1-5
Philadelphia 2, Milwaukee 1
Friday Results
SI. Louis 3, Los Angeles 2
San Francisco 4, Chicago 0
Cincinnati 6, Philadelphia 1
Milwaukee 6, Pittsburgh 0
American League
W L Pel. GB
Cleveland 43 32 .573 -
Chicago 42 35 .545 2
Baltimore 41 36 .532 3
New York 40 37 .519 4
Detroit 40, 39 .506 5
Washington 36 41 .468 8
Kansas City 33 42 .440 10
Boston 31 44 .413 U
Saturday Results .
Chicago 7-3, Kansas City 4-8
Cleveland 6-12, Detroit 1-9
New York 6-7, Washington 10-0
Baltimore U, Boston 5
Friday Results
Chicago 6, Detroit 510 innings
Cleveland 8, Kansas City 4
New York 4, Washington 3
Baltimore 6, Boston 1
Pacific Coast League
W L Pet. GB
Sacramento 47 35 .573
Vancouver 43 37 .538 3
Spokane ' 41 40 .506 5!4
San Diego 42 42 .500 6
Portland 39 39 .500 8
Salt Lake Cily 40 41' .494 614
Phoenix 37 45 .451 10
Seattle 36 46 .439 11
Saturday Results
San Diego 1-9, Salt Lake City 4-3
Sacramento 3, Phcunix 2 ..
Portland 5, Vancouver 4
Seattle 5, Spokane 1
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As Braves Lose
brew (27), Sievers (8). New York.
Slaughter ( 3 .
Second Game
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New York 020 012 02x 7 13 0
Griggs, Woodeshick 4, Fischer
(61 and Courtney; Turlcy and
Berra. W Turley (7-81. L
Griggs (2-6).
ChiSox 7-3, KC 4-8
KANSAS CITY (AP) The Chi
cago White Sox fell a step further
behind in the American League
pennant race as the Kansas City
Athletics exploded against Billy
Pierce to win the second game of
a doubleheader 8-3.
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Kansas City Otl 200 0004 9 1
Donovan, Shaw (4) and Roma
no; Daley, Grim (61, Kucks (7),
Reed (8) and House. Chiti (7).
W Shaw (7-3). L Grim (5-5).
Home runs Chicago, .Romano
(21, Phillips (3), Lollar (12). Kan
sas City, H. Smith (3).
Second Game
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Kansas City 122 030 OOx-S 13 1
Pierce, Moore (3), Arias (5),
SUilcy (7) and Battcy; Coleman
Kucks (5) and Chili. W Kucks
(2-4). L Pierce (8-10).
Home runs Kansas City, Lum
pe (2), Williams (5), Maris (11).
Tribe 6-12, Tiaers 1-9
DETROIT (AP) The Cleveland
Indians swent both ends of a holi
day doubleheader from the De
troit Tigers Saturday to strength
Brazilian
Wimbledon Winner
WIMBLEDON, England (AP)
Maria Bueno, a lissome lass from
Brazil, broke the United States'
21-year domination of women's
tennis Saturday by defeating Dar-
lene Hard of Montebello, Calif.
6-4, 6-3 for the Wimbledon singles
title.
The 19-year-old Sao Paulo girl
served and volleyed at a killing
pace while covering the court with
Graffs Hit
Wins Game
For Portland
PORTLAND (AP)-Milt Graff
singled home Anthony Tornay
with the winning run in the 12th
inning as the Portland Beavers
edged the Vancouver Mounties 5-4
in a Pacific Coast League base
ball game here Saturday.
Graff's line single over second
base came with the bases loaded.
Tornay, who dashed home on
the hit from third, had got on
base on a fielder's choice. He went
to third on Charley Secrest's
single.
Clem Moore came up next and
hit an infield grounder to force to
Secrest at second. A walk to
pinch-hitter Len Neal filled the
bases.
Vancouver had a 4-1 lead going
into the bottom of the seventh in
ning. Solo home runs by Moore
and George Freese helped close
the gap.
In the ninth, Freese singled
home Graff with the run that
knotted the score at 4-4.
It was a free-hitting game. Van
couver got 16, Portland 15.
Vancouver 000 210 100 000 -4 16 1
Portland 010 000 111 0015 15 0
Bamberger, Johnson (8), Fitz
gerald (9), Estrada (9), Luebke
(12) and Pagharom; Pillette.
Houtleman (8), McMinn (1) and
Tornay.
Citation won 32 races in 45 starts
and was unplaced only once dur
ing his career.
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close American League race.
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Detroit ' f00 001 OUO-l 5 J
McLish and Brown: Lary,
Schultz (9) and Wilson. W Mc
Lish (10-3. L Lary (9-5).
Home run Cleveland, Minoso
(13).
Second Game
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Detroit 000 112 050 00 9 14 J
Locke. Grant (6), Perry (81.
Brodowski (10), Bell (10) and Nix
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(6). Shultz I8, Smith (9) and
Bcrbcret. W Bell (7-8). L Smith
(0-1).
Home runs Cleveland, Colavito
(24), Grant (1), Francona (9),
Baxes (5). Detroit, Chrisley (3),
Maxwell (19).
Orioles 11. BoSox 5
BALTIMORE (AP)-The Balti
more Orioles spoiled Billy Jurgcs'
debut as manager of the Red Sox
Saturday, clouting four home rum
and 13 hits for an 11-5 victory.
Jurges, replacing Mike Higgins.
used four pitchers in an attempt
to halt the Oriole barrage led by
Walt Dropo. The big first base,
man hit two homers and a sin
gle driving in four runs.
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Baltimore 021 151 Olx 11 13 8
Willis. Fornieles (5), Kiely (6),
Wall (8) and White. Pappas and
Triandos. W Pappas (8-4). L
Wills (2-5).
Woman
the grace of a ballet dancer.
Until Saturday Uncle Sam's
nieces had paraded in unbroken
succession to the throne room
since 1937 when the crown was
won by Dorothy Round of Eng
land. Since World War I there
has been an American titleholder
24 times. ; ; .
Miss Bueno's victory made it
a Latin American Wimbledon. It
came 'on the heels of Alex 01-
medo's triumph Friday in men's
singles. Olmcdo, a Peruvian now
living in Los Angeles, crushed Aus
tralia's Rod Laver in straight
sets. . .
Never before had a Latin Amer
ican won singles championship
in this aged tournament.
Darlene also paired with Aus
tralia's Rod Laver and won tha
mixed doubles. They defeated
Ncale Fraser of Australia and
Miss Buneo, 6-4, 6-3. ,
Fraser and Roy Emerson won
the men's doubles championship
in an all-Australian final, defeat
ing Laver and Bob Mark 8-6, 6-3,
14-16, 9-7.
WOODHOUSE WINS SPRINTS
DUESSELDORF.' Germany
(UPI) - Bill Woodhouse of Abi
lene Christian college won the 100
meter' sprint in 10.3 second and
the 200-meter- run In 21 seconds
Friday as United States track and
field stars won six events in an
international meet.
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