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iTie! Renfro Has High Trade Goals To Meet PACK t R IIKRAf n ivtt vni c i-i ..'T. 1 i , ivi-inaw ram. ore. Tuffcday, April 2. 1963 I I m neaas uregon s Turwiay, April 2, 196J UAL l 1 1 V Defending Ducks a: . . . . , - . - ' . ... - . ls!&.tSl LMHI II iwtlaxd ii;pii mi.,:. itentro, a tootba A - Ami.ri. an with a knack fnr hnrrtii no anrl broad jumpine. has a rnnnl. r goais mis spring which coukt re suit in a second strainhi Kru track title (or Oregon. I he coals? 13.5 seconds in ih IzU-vard Inch hurd es unH r,,,,.. uian a ieei in uie broad jump. ' I think I can reach thm said Marvelous Mel. a junior who ; SNfnBlAMOUTan?;Ei!iotoMhe Pitlsbu7gh PiratcVTs sa'fe at home on a : lSuiI. lVuilnJrmFli-' aftcr bowlinfi over the- Cincinnati Reds' , Urry tiimes, Who Still Clutches the hasp ha 1 1 in hi rinht hanH Tho nmnir is I aa u.'.,. Collins Claims Meet Is Top PGA Tourney By OSCAR F HALEY - tPl Snorts Writer ; MIAMI (UPD-Big Bill Collins headed into the Masters today with a shot to deaden the pain of an aching back and a blast in favor of the pros' own PGA cham pionship as the top golf tourna ment of the vcar. "Now I'm not suying that the .Masters isn t a great tourna ment, cautioned the big man from Baltimore. "But neither it nor the U.S. Open has the field o the PGA championship which gets Better every year and should be rated number one." Rating the U.S. Open as the B. Davis Handicap Winner Hie Klamath Gun Club held its weekly shoot at Wocus Flats Sun day with Bill Davit Ink-inn Ilia Handicap event and the overall snoot. Bud Cloake won the 16-yard event with 47 hits with Davis second. Davis hit 48 in the handi cap for a total of 94 hits in 100 shots for the day's lead. ' The club will shoot for the 32. H. Balsigcr Memorial Trophy iiext Sunday. It will be the club's Annual Easter Ham and Bacon J-hoot. It will be held at Wocus flats, beginning at 10 a.m. and 1h public Is invited. Refresh ments will be served at (he clubhouse. best of Ihcm all is Collins' complaint. "The biggest thing I chief .couldn't practice. The next day we had to tee it up on a strange have course to try to quality. ' aeain.st (hp Onpn is nhiuincf 7' I il-a m..Ll nr il.n o ... ... lliu.il Ifl me iuui iiik UI holes in three days, with 36 holes professionals, Collins has a familv AN fllA ll,ir1 anil U-ll I. I J on the third and final day," he explained "Thai ly an endurance contest because lew piaycrs can Hold their con centration that hint' There's nn telling how many times a great player such as Ben Hogon would have won it if it was holri nvr a four-day stretch with one round per uay. Bis Bill's heef an.iintl ll-,o II nun is hypoed by the autocratic man ner in which it is operated, and it is surprising how many pros go along with him in this. Julius Borus misDaeed his mini luo yoar and, although he was a for mer champion, complains that he wasn i contacted although a num. ber of other Dlavers wein tnln. phoned about their missing en- 'tries by U.S. Golf Association officials. "We were at Memphis two years ago," Collins recalled, "and the Oklahoma City tournament was canceled. Th t!Kr:A un,.M not let us mia hfv rich! twr m niemnn s. I nan to ent nn a mI,, aim ny to UKianomii Lily via Dal las. I arrived early in the morning but it rained all dav nnd we Bill Pvl ud Cloaka John Llchlenkttra Vtrn Moon Paul Zahnlttr Paul Wathewi Dr. Adarni John Catalano R. Smith Hemlllon Jim VMsenbatk Don nAlilar Manry Ktrr Randy Karr Adrua Eharlaa Millar f. Frrdrlckl R. FradrlcKa la-Yd. Hdt. T 41 U it U l " 3 U as n 44 31 II 41 31 10 43 35 71 41 4 75 4? 31 at 32 37 IS 31 13 U Butte Valley Tops McCloud BUTTE VALLEY (Special ) - The Butte Valley Mustangs clob bered the McCloud baseball team here Monday afternoon, 20-2, in an abbreviated four-inning game. The game was called at the end of four innings on the agree ment of both coaches because the Mustangs were ahead by 10 runs. Charles lnealls nilrhcrl lh uln and Bob Edsall and Charles Hull led the hitters. Edsall had three hits and Hall four. iiulnHinn n triple each. back home. 'We have two Hiilrirpn Kn vnn can imagine mv wile doesn't like liny wing on the tour," he said. "So I try to olav five weeks and men go Home lor a while. Yet the lure of the big titles and the big money is too much to withstand. Even dp pain of a disc ailment in his spine. "Take the Buick Onen. a an example, explained the ever. smiling man who won that tnnr nament last year. "Nobody in his rigni mind could pass up that one." It's a long stretch of the ima- gination. yet the winner of this year's Buick Onen could iarru off $187,500 In addition to a new automobile for five years. Illcrcs a $10,000 first nri7 but that's Olllv the hpninninn " said Collins. "On the final day, they'll have a hole in nne i-miinei Ifor the IS leaders. Each man gels inree shots. Closest is worth $15.. 000, second pays $7,500 nnn' thirrl pays tj.mi. 'But that ain't all " he nrimuul There's $50,000 for a hole in nnn Now let's say you sank all thrcei snots, mat s $150,000 and nlso pick un the fi I'St. sprnnn1 onrl third priic money for (he threel ciusesr. snots. DMI r; mil UKUI'CS II Will he 3 iron shot and, if he practices with iinai cum uie most at Augusta, the reason is obvious. "There's lust one Ihinif i.l..,i all that money," big Rill chuckled "I imagine the Internal Rovnn,, Service will have a man measur ing those S lots nn the nrwn " Collins will oive it all he's n,ii ill the Masters, naturally. Hut you !can t blame him if he's thinking most of the dollar value at Flinl and the PGA at Dallas which he 'personally considers Hip him.pi of them all. Weather Hampers, Says Boss EUGENE IUPD Orppnn lra, t toacn Bill Bowcrman said today that the state's Door weather ihic spring could prove a big factor when the Ducks meet powerful Southern California here Saturday. The Trojans are an nnKianH ing track team and lliov'vo haH several meets to get ready for us wnue we ve had just one formal meet," he said. "I think we're a pretty cood team, too, but we haven't had the opportunity to provp it The weather has been a distinct handi cap. The Far West Rplava hoi o uo canceled because of heavy rain last weekend. Bowerman said the IM-vai-H high hurdles will be one of the key events. Orecon's Mel Rent is to meet Southern California's Brian Polkinghorne and Bob Pierce. "Renfro's carrvinB a few extra pounds at present," said Bower man. "And. remember, he did his best work at the end of last sea son. But Mel's a fishier." The Oregon coach also sinelert out the mile run as a top event. It matches Keith Forman, Archie San Romani and Vie Rppvp nf Hid Ducks against the Trojans' Julio Mann. Oregon, defending NCAA cham pion, defeated Southern Califor nia 75-56 at Los Angeles last year to snap a long Trojan dual meet string. Linfield Beats OSU In Pair McMlNNVILLE MIPli T in. field's Wildcats, getting outstand ing pitchine ucrformaneen finm i-d Cecil and Tom Younker, open- ca their baseball season with sur prising 1-0 and 4-3 wins over Ore. gon stale Monday. Cecil pitched a Ihree-hitler to oulducl Cecil Ira in the nine-inning first game and Younker hurl ed a two-hitter in the seven.inninp second contest. Denny Straub was mo second losing pitcher. Lintleld won the nnenpr nn a double by John Lee and a two-out single by Dave Spire in the ninth inning. The Wildcats captured the nightcap when Kevin Dempsey's out Meld fly brought in Val Barnes from third base in the final inning. DIDN'T STAND PAT OI.DKST RIVALRY RESUMES CHICAGO (UPD -The St. Umis Cardinals will return In Chicago for the first time since they moved in lliHO when they play the Hears in professional football s oldest rivalry at Soldier e icld Aug. 31 in an ai med forces benefit game. The Rears hold a 45-lll-(i edge over their former city opponents. IIOOVKK FINED, St SI'F.N1KI HAZKLTON. Pa. lUI'D - East ern Basketball league President Harry Rudolph fined Tom Hoover of Uie Camden Bullets $100 Mon day and suspended him for the lust four games of the l!kvl-84 season on charges of hilling ref eree Jim Armstrong during a Sat urday playoff game attains! WilkcsBarre. EXPLOSIVE! "KATANGA - UNTOLD STORY" Film Documentary EXCLUSIVE Interview with MOISE TSHOMBE SCOTI-2 FRIDAY APRIL 5 7:00 - 8:00 P.M. Sponsored by contributed 14 points last year as the Ducks captured their first col legiate cinder championship. "At least, that's what I'm striving for." Renfro finished second in I hp high hurdles event in 13.8 behind the teammate Jerrv Tarr and as third in the broad inmn with leap ot Zo-ti4 m ast vpar's inl.ya meet. They were his best euons ot tne season. Peak In June I want to hit mv Deak annul me time ol the bic meet " Rent said. This year it is scheduled at Ainuquerque, N.M., June 13-15. Does he leel any added pres sure this year with Tarr and broad jump standout Jerry Close gone? Quite a bit as a mailer nf tart I know I mean more teamwise. As a sophomore, I felt anything I could get was just frosting on the cake. Now I know it's up to me." Tarr recorded a 13.3 clocking in the high hurdles and Close went 25-1 in the broad jump last spring as seniors. Close was re garded as Orecon's Iod broad jumper most of the season. Weight 188 "I weighed 183 pounds in the NCAA meet last year. I want to be at 188 for most nf the mppls this spring. But I don't think the extra live pounds will hurt me. A top professional football nms. pect, he weighed 190-plus during tne past tootball season. Oregon officials think he will be 215 as a pro. I like track and football about the same." he said. But when it comes to tarck, I like the hurdles better than the broad jump al though I divide mv practice time evenly between the two events." ine quiet-spoKen Negro athlete, who was married last summer following the track season, attend ed Jelierson Hum School in Port. land where he played on the same football team as Oregon State Heisman Trophy-winning quarter back Terry Baker. He was nnn year behind Baker. 'Mel IS a trempnrlnns athlete " veteran Oregon track Coach Bill Bowerman said. He s a line boy." Despite Renfro's presence. Bnw- erman's team figures to have a tough time defending its title al Albuquerque. Lost to graduation were miler Dvrol Burleson and Tarr and out with an injury is sprinter Harry Jerome, who con tributed 48 of the Ducks' 85 points in the NCAA meet. V' Pi I P Z MOOS! MA'S LEAGUI TWO NEW BRUINS Two new Bruins, spring practice assistant Jordan Oliver, form erlv neAd coach jtf YaL nA irn( .,...u.L ci c j.ii t c.A u erly hed coach at Yale, and transfer quarterback Steve Sindell, from Santa Monica City College, meet during the first football Draetic. for UCLA footBll .i SnauMmn Field in Westwood, Calif. UPI Telephoto Seals' Hockey Team Ready For Jump To Big Leagues By HAL WOOD L'PI Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO IL'PII - It look 20 years of clamorine to eel San Francisco into major league baseball and eliminate the old Seals from the Pacific Coast League. But after two vears in hnsinpKc the San Francisco Seals hockev club is about ready at least at- tenaance-wise for the big jump into the National Hockey League. Sure we re ready for the Na tional League as far as atten- nance is concerned," says young Max Hall, son of owner Colev Maris Hurt, Might Miss Opener LAKELAND. Fla. (UPH Slug ger Roger Maris probably has played his last exhibition came (or the New York Yankees this spring and remains a doubtful starter for the season opener, April 9, because of a severely pulled leg muscle. Maris joined (lie erowine Yan kee injury list Monday after mak inn a soectacular catch in an px. hibition game against the Detroit tigers. 'It's a day lo day proposition on how long he'll be out," said Yankee trainer Joe Snares. "But I can't see him plaving by open ing day. The Yankees also are con corned over lefthander Whitey Ford's ailing shoulder. Shortstop Tony Kubek and outfielder Tom fresh are sidelined with less se- ious ailments while Miekpv Man. tie. Bobbv Richardson and Clptis Boycr recently recovered from in juries. Maris, who homered in the ton of the fourth inning Monday, fell heavily to the ground after mak ing a divine catch nf a line Hrivp by Dick McAuliffe later in the in ning. Maris relayed the ball to second baseman Richardson to double up Al Kaline and then limped off the field. Soares diagnosed Maris' injury .h a "severe Dulled hamstrine muscle in his left thiuh. Hall, the man who gambled a quarter of a million dollars that hockey would succeed in San Francisco. "But we're not ready as a team for National League competition." The Seals go into the second game of their scheduled three game Dlav-off series at the rw Palace Wednesday night. Draft Suggested And we expect a crowd of het ter than 12,000 for that one," says max Hall. "We averaged' better than 7,000 fans a game for the 35 home tilts we played this year." mat sounds pretty cood for a team that averaged less than 4.000 its first year of competition. However, it doesn't enmnarp with the National League, where they had 97 per cent seat occupancy this season. The Seals' home al. tendance was about 70 per cent. wnicn isn't bad but not good either, compared with the majors 4.- c ,'a,--... kTjLn .'. lirVNN, i ll mail MEL RENFRO I ... I . ' I iib asmBoD IIIIIIIIIIN X X XX-aSSvX r 'T 1. H V '1 J MODEL DLX 5045 QMBfiSBBBBBBI reg. $61.10 IP-! M0DEL 48MH4S IS MODEL 39L49 1 i Wendell Cox Going To USC HILLSBORO (UPI I - Wendpll Cox. recarded as Orppnn'c hr high school middle distance run ner, announced .Monday he will enrol) at the University of South ern Lahlornia next fall. Cox, a senior at Hillsboro Hieh School, is the stale cross-country champion. He has a best time of 4:17.6 in the mile and 1.55.0 in the half mile. THE DEPENDABLES BUILT BV DODGE I Both Halls, father and son. think the Seals and other top Western League Hockey teams could give some of the National League clubs a run fnr their mnnpv if they could add about five or six second-line National Leaguers to Uieir rosters. "If we could have a draft to fill out the club, such as the ma jors did for the Los Anpplps An. gels. New York Mets and others." says young Hall, "we would be in pretty cood shape to battle I hp second division teams, at least." Salarv Difference Hall points out that the expense lor ban rranciseo and Los An geles operating in the Western League run just about as high as thev do for the clubs in the Na. uonai except tor salaries. We run a major league opcr ation." he savs. "Our exnenses are just about the same as the .Mationai league, with the excep tion of the pay for the Dlavers. Our only other additional cost to move into the. National League would be a slight increase in trade expenses." There is a strong belief that the National League, with its six team cartel, isn't interested in ex panding West because it would not gain any additional atten dance. "But they micht move to ex. pand because of the big money they would gain for television! rights," says Hall. "There is aj huge market for television in both Los Angeles and San Francisco I and that might interest them." ' ffu.tall Glau , Sgarkit car Wash M So. Oft. Musk 44', Lauras Beaulv Fair aa WOTM af, K. Amustmenr & Bon Baiaar ja Medo-Land Bings Ca'a 44 M Nvnaeki Flnwar Fair i Parks Cabinci u u April 1 resulls: WOTM J, pk, CiB,- . ., ..... . , n.niaons 1- NyMcks Flower Fair J. K. Amusemani Lauras ocauir r-atr j, KuMeH Glai Bias Catt 2. Bon fiaraar ?. c- " Music 2' 1 Meno-Land I'i. ' " nigri learn series. WOTM jr,- n,gn ina' game. Eole Tomlin 209; high Ind las. Eole Tomlin 549. HOLIDAY LEAGUE Klamalh HarritAAri A Peace Ambulance irr Davis Flying A Snack colfee Shop Thomas Lumber Co. Klamath Fall. 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