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Newspaper Page TextJack Nicklaus Fires Ace, Shares Memphis lead MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPli-Jack Nicklaus, thanks to the first hole- REASON TO TIP CAP Jack Nicklaus tips hit cap to the gallery after sinking a 35-foot putt on the eighth hole in the Memphis Open Golf Tournament. Nicklaus earlier made a hole-in-one on the No. 3 hole, a 185-yard par three hole. UPI Telephoto Emeralds Lose 22nd Game In 24 Tries To Salem, 4-3 By toiled Press International Salem shortstop Bob Reaves Thursday night displayed the case with which a baseball player can go from goat to hero. With his team tied 3-3 w ith Eu gene in the bottom of the 10th. Reaves came to bat with the bases loaded and one out. He tried a suicide squeeze. Younker Named All-Conference PORTLAND (UPD-Righlhand-cd pitcher Tom Younker of Liii field was named to the Northwest Conference all-star baseball team for the fourth year today. Younker, who hcled pitch the Wildcats to the NWC champion ship this spring, was one of five Linficld players on the 18-man all star team. Lewis and Clark, which finished third, also placed five men. In addition to Younker, the Wildcats were represented by first baseman Jim Sandsness, utility infieider Bob Raifalo and outfield ers Val Barnes and John Lee. L 1434 Main St. - Klamoth Falls Ph. 4-5103 The Ploce To Go For Small Engines and Parts Authorixed Distributor For 9 BRIGGS-STRATTON CLINTON O LAUSON Power Products Q Tecumseh SPECIALIZED SERVICE Gets New TVS' 8 . IRYICC.tN ' ' if'-' TS--, : :X GILBERT D. LILLY, right, well known local independent logger, accepts the keys to his new International logging truck from Jim Knoles of Juckeland Motors. The new unit was custom designed for logging in this area and consists of a new International DF 402 truck and a nw Pogc trailer, which was olso pro vided by Juckeland Motors. The truck is powered with an NH 250 Cummins die sel engine, and the complete unit has a corrymg capacity of 76,000 pounds Lilly, who has logged in the Southern Oregon oreo for many yeors, soys the new equipment will enoble him to do o foster, more efficient ob. in-one of his professional career shared the lead with seven otherl missed the ball, and Roy Glcason was tagged out trying to score from third. On the next pitch Reaves sin gled to left, scoring Bill Kelso to give Salem a 4-3 victory over the hapless Emeralds, who now have lost 22 of 24 games played this season. If the Emeralds should lose to night they will set a league rec ord of consecutive losses. They lied the record of II straight with Thursday night's loss. In the only other league game Thursday, Yakima edged Wenat- chee 2-1. Northwest League Standings . By United Press International V. I.. PIT. CB Tri-City 19 11 .j .. Yakima '15 9 .625 1 Salem 16 12 .571 2 Wenatchee 14 13 .519 3'i Lewistnn 15 14 .517 3' Eugene 2 22 .083 14 Thursday's Results Yakima 2 Wcnatclwe 1 Salem 4 Eugene 3 (Only games scheduled! Today's Schedule Salem at Eugene Yakima at Tri-City Wenatchee at Lewiston International 1 MI ilSfP golfers entering today's second round of the Memphis Open tournament. His 185-yard ace. the second in six years of Memphis Open his tory and the season's ninth for the PGA. came on the par-3 third green of the rolling Colonial Country Club course. Smashed with a six iron, the ball slapped onto the right of the green, twisted sharply to the left about six feet, and disappeared a gallery of several hundred cheered. Nicklaus carded a 67 to share the lead with hometown favorite Cary Middlecoff, Jerry Edwards, Buster Cupit. Fred Hawkins, Dick Mayer, John Pott ' and Tony Lema. Lema ranks third behind Nicklaus and Gary Player in cur rent PGA money winnings. Player, a prc-tournamcnt favor ite, fell behind 25 leaders with a par 70. The tourney record of 2(56 is held by Middlecoff, a 42-year old former Memphis dentist. But lo cal experts say the mark, which Middlecoff set when he won the lXil Open, may fall this year, Lionel Heberl. defending cham pion who took the I9fi2 crown in a sudden-death playoff with Play er and Gene Littler, finished well back in Thursday's field with a one-over-par 71. Deadlocked behind the leaders with 68 s were Jack McGowan, Dave Hill. Miller Barber, Dan Sikes. George Knudson and Mike Souchak. Major League Leaders Major League Leaders By I'inted Press International American League Player & Club C. AB R. H. Pet. Causey. KC 29 120 16 43 .358 Wagner. LA 40 152 25 52 .342 Robinson, Chi 37 136 47 .338 48 .331 43 .331 43 .32K Schilling, Bos 35 145 Malrone, Bos 35 130 Boyer, NY 33 132 Kaline. Del 36 143 Fox. Chi 35 143 Allison. Minn 38 137 46 .322 45 .315 42 .307 30 .306 Hrshbrgr. Chi 30 98 National League Plrver 4 Club G. AB R. II. Pet. Cvngtn. Phil 33 ICS Fairlv, LA 40 143 Groat, StL 42 173 Aaron. Mil 41 157 Cepeda. SF 41 157 Demetcr. Phil 36 133 White, StL 42 170 Gnzalci. Phil 37 119 Edwards. Cin 35 117 38 .3621 50 .350 59 .341 50 .318 50 .318 42 .316 53 .312 37 .311 36 .308 39 .305 Temple. Hou 35 128 Home Runs American League Wagner. .Vngels 13: Allison, Twins 10; Mantle. Yanks 9; Nicholson. White Sox; Gentile, Orioles; Powell. Orioles: Stuart, Red Sox jail 8. National League: Aaron. Braves 13: Ccpcda. Giants: Cov ington. Phils: Bailey. Giants Howard. Dodgers; F. Alou, Giants all 8. Runs Ratted In I American League Wagner. Angels 37; Nicholson, White Sox 31; Allison. Twins 30; Stuart. Red Sox 27; Robinson. White Sox 27. National League Aaron, Braves 34; Robinson. Reds 31; Fairly. Dodgers; Boyer, Cards; White, Cards all 30. Pitching American I-rafue Pappas. Orioles 4-0: Fischer. Athletics 6-1; Herbert. White Snx 51; Bouton Yankees 5-1; Buzhardt. While Sox 4-1. National League O'Dell. Gi ants 6-0; Knufax, Dodgers; Per ranoski. Dodgers: Simmons, Cards; Maloney. Reds, all 6-1 Logger... I . H ' ' V . TV i . . ..... t". : v-y-. -t i FRANTIC EXCHANGE This set of Pelican Grade School Pirates are frantically ex changing the baton on the second leg of a relay during the City Grade School track meet Ihursday on Modoc rield. behind the duo ot unidentified felican lads is a of Conger-Riverside exchangers. The Pelican team won Lynch Traded To Pirates MILWAUKEE (UPII - Jerry Lynch likes to quip that when he's tapped for pinch-hitting duty "I leave the dugout swinging." With that in mind, the Pitts burgh Pirates reacquired the 32 year old outfielder Thursday in a straight swap for veteran Bob Skinner, with w hom he broke into the majors in 1954. The Pirates, with one of their weakest hitting teams in years, plucked Lynch from the Cincinna ti Reds where the 32-year-old lefthander developed into one of baseball's most feared pinch-hit ters. Lynch has cracked 13 home runs in the pinch, one short of the major league record held by George Crowe. Lynch has a season hatting average of .250 on eight hits in 32 at baLs. He has appeared as a pinch-hitter 13 times, connect ing for three hits, two of them homers. Skinner, a regular with the Pi rates for the past eight seasons, was batting .270 this year with no home runs and eight runs hat ted in. He and Lynch joined Pitts burgh as rookies in 1954 but Lynch later was farmed to Holly wood of the Pacific Coast League and drafted by the Reds. The Pirates, who 0cn a three game series with the Milwaukee Braves here tonight, view Lynch as the answer to their anemic of- Fight Results MIAMI Joe Murchison. 1.15. Jacksonville. Kla.. outpointed Willie McCrea. IWa, Perrine. Kla. HI. si) r is now H I fi vears old I s Qrepron'S most PPulat strait tjoubn O Superbly smooth and mellow O Fine Straight Kentucky Bourbon O Taste Favorite since 1869 Ital til imiiit intuitu 7 - .;,r i: . ' CLASSIC DOUBLES LEAGUB W M. Smith & M. Hanscsm Angle & L. Blebcr J. Dolenshsk & S. Larion 3'j Hi C. Poue & B. Dole 3 7 G. Bjorion ft A. Sample 3 2 M. Butler A C. Stemler 3 7 C. Peterson & C. Lane 3 3 M. Christian & L. Jones 1 3 T. Bingham & A. Hakenwerth 7 3 H. Darnell & H. Harshbaroer I'l J'-j J. Franks & P. Hodgei 0 5 A. Roiii ft W. Friedman 0 i Results: J. Franks ft P. Hodges 0. M Smith ft M. Hanscam 5; J, Ootenshek ft S. Larson 3' j, H. Daniels ft H. Harsh' baraer C. Peterson ft C. Lane 3, G. Plcjue ft B. Oole 3; M. Christian ft L. Jones l. (j. Horson & a. samples ?; M. Butler ft C. Stemler 3. T. Bingham ft A Hakenwerth 1; J. Angle ft L. Bi ber S, A- Rossi ft W. Friedman D. Higri team game, m. Christian & L. Jones 433; high team series. J. Angle ft L Bieber 1414; high ind. gam. M Chris tian 24 J; high ind. series, L. Bieber M. OTI's Gresdel All-Conferece PORTLAND I UPI I - Champion Portland State placed four men on the 12-man Oregon Collegiate Conference all-star baseball team announced today. Tlie Vikings were led by junior pitcher Gordon Ricsc. who has been named to the team twice previously. Other PSC selections were catcher Bob Stamsos. second baseman Bob Jones and third baseman Terry Yamuchi. Southern Oregon, which finished third, placed utility infieider Bill Bailey and outfielders Damicn Rnssetto and Dave Hughes. Sec ond-place Eastern Oregon was represented by pitcher Dennis Bagnall and shortstop Ray Strong. Oregon College of Education, placed first baseman Bob Marr and outfielder Del Sheldon and Oregon Tech was represented by Joutfielder Don Gresdel. imam. JiMSmh 7T3 Hermitage 51- rfRR .ejl co.. uimuit. it. it fiooi pair this particular relay. Conrad Pitches No-Hit Contest Ry 1'nltrd Press International John Conrad pitched a no-hittor as Bandon topped Reedsport 9-1 in the slate class A-2 high school baseball quarterfinals Thursday at Bandon. Conrad struck out 14 Reedsport batters and walked three. In a class B quarterfinal game, Crow defeated Yoncalla 14-4. Baker To Lead Alumni Team CORVALL1S (UPH - Heisman Trophy winner Terry Baker and professional griddcrs Amos Marsh and Aaron Thomas head a list of former Oregon State players who will oppose the OSU varsity Sat urday in tlie annual spring game at Parker Stadium. a5 GBQiiflmD (omiB& Now Thru June 1, Buy the General Dual I (ftM3 sh THE TIRE THAT BRINGS PREMIUM-QUAL-l llll llV-H Vi i (Al ITY NYGEN CORD AND TWIN-TREADS TO I V "ll II iK WhWM THE LOW-PRICED FIELD. See it . . . drive it AT A RECORD Why buy "Cheap" tires and risk your life these Premium Tires at such huge savings! MONARCH Tire 315 So. 6th HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath iersa.l Vows He Has Lot Of Bosebal! Left In ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Jimmy Piersull makes the switch from the American Leacue to the Na tional Leone's New York Mets tonight with a promise to his new teammates that he learns fast" and still has "a lot of good baseball in me." The fierv, 33-year-old former Boston, Cleveland and WHshinInn outfielder was sold to the Mets Western, Olsons Win Olson's Valiants grabbed off its second win of the season and Big Y market evened its record Thursday night in South Suburban Little League play. Olson s dropped Western Oil, 6-1, behind the two-hit pitching per formance of Pat Gallagher. Deane Fischer led tlie winners with a home run and double. David Gib bon laced a home run and Scott Adrian added a double to the eight hits. Gary Matlick doubled for the losers. Big Y slaughtered the Team sters, 17-7, although tliey outhit the losers by only 11-10. The Teamsters aided tlie Marketeers with nine errors. Randy Bryant was the winning pitcher and Pete Benson the loser. Allen Pranghofcr had a home run for tlie winners while Bud Dickerson. Mike Saylor and David Dalton all had doubles. Rudy Carlson had two doubles and Paul Bleak one for the losers. Olson's 300 003-6 8 0 Western Oil 001 000-1 2 0 Gallaglicr and fiarleen: Mills, Ernst (1) and Blacksmith. Teamsters 003 220 7 10 9 Big Y Market 481 04x 17 11 Benson, Coon (2) and R. Carl son; Bryant and Pranghofcr. HOMELITE CONVtRTIBLK DRIVK CHAIN SAW Converts from direct to gear drive in 9 minutes or lesi. Cuts level with the ground Only . . . M4995 A. H, STEWART CO 821 Sprin, TU 4-4712 (Puncturt Saoling) OR THE NEW GENERAL Foils, Ore. Thursday in what was understood to have been part payment for New York's release of Gil Hodges to become manager of the Sena tors. He's due here before the Mets' game w ith tile St. Louis Cardinals tonight and is expected to start in center field for manager Casey Slenuei s cellar club. "I'd been expecting something," said Piersall when tlie deal was announced. "It's baseball, you come and you go. You do your Ix-st and try to slay in shape. I'm in shape and feel I've got a lot of baseball to play. Piersall, a brilliant outfielder athough an erratic hitter from one year to tlie next, said he was pleased to play for Stengel. At least I know Casey wants me, lie said. He picked me for two All-Star teams and in 1953 when I was playing right field for Boston, Stengel called me the best outfielder he'd ever seen. It sort of helped me off the ground as a ballplayer. Piersall has battled with um pires, teammates, rivals, fans and sportswriters over the years but Uic rag-tag Mets should find him an important addition at least in their home Polo Grounds. An out standing defensive center fielder is Uie key to success in the Polo Grounds and his worst critic nev- SEE ALL THE 1963 MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS AT Famous a 'Off Hit He., plot rai and racappobl eating when you con buy Service Ph. 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