right Future In Area Trade
.tallith, Ninth traders
Show
The county high schools got
a look at some of their future
athletes at Modoc Field Satur
day afternoon and were happy
at the eight as they watched
some good marks set in the
middle portion of the Klamath
Basin Athletic Association In
vitational Track meet, the eight
and ninth grades.
Some good marks were estab
lished for future tracksters to
take shots at. all the marks
in this meet were considered
records since this is the first an
nual track meet put on by the
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
newly-formed Klamath Basin
Athletic Association.
Bob Williams, Curt Peterstein
cr and Greg Scott all were
double winners in this meet.
Williams pulled down wins- in
both the hurdle events. He
copped the 70-yard highs in 9.5
Sunday, May 28, 1363
bailey Homers To Lead
Hants By Dodgers, 6-2
' SX FRANCISCO (LPI Edlthe Los Angeles Dodgers and a
Bailey, tlie San Francisco Giants' three-game lead in the National!
ditch . hittmc catcher, smasned League race.
a two-run homer in the seventh The burly catcher, who now has.
innina Saturday that launched driven across 26 runs this season
ilipm toward a 6-2 victory over with as many hits, teed off on
Cardinals Sneak
By New York, 6-3
ST. LOUIS (L'PII
The St.
Ixiuis Cardinals collected 12 hits
Saturday in rolling to their third
consecutive victory, 6-3 over the
New York Mels, with Ray Sa
imore
Defeats
Indians
' CLEVELAND UPI - The
league - leading Baltimore Orl'
oles scored three runs in the top
of tlie ninth inning Saturday with
the .help of three fielding mis
plays to beat tlie Cleveland Indi
ans, 6-4, for tlieir sixth straight
victory.
Throwing errors by third base
man Max Alvis and relief pitcher
Jerry Walker and a late throw by
pitcher Bob Allen all figured in
the Orioles' scoring that broke a
3-3 tic.
The Indians came back with a
single run in the last of the ninth
inning on a walk to Tony Mar
linci and a triple by Vic Davalil-
1: but relief pitcher Stu Miller
struck out Al Luplow and got Joe
Adcock on a grounder to end the
game.
idccki picking up his first win o!
the season against four defeats.
Sadccki needed help from rook
ie Harry Fanok. who came on
In the seventh to turn back a
New York rally.
Sadccki allowed three hits and
struck out five during his 6 1-3
inning stretch.
The Cardinals used a three-run
inning off starter-loser Al Jackson
to jump to a load which they ncv
er gave up. Curt Flood s two-run
double was the key blow. Flood
scored on Bill White's line single
past second-baseman Ron Hunt.
St. Louis added another run in
the fourth after Flood, who col
lectcd three hits, singled. Flood
stole second and went to third
when no one covered the base on
the throw. Dick Groat singled him
home.
Braves Trap
Pittsburgh
Nine. 1-0
MILWAUKEE (UPI Joe
Torre led olf the eighth inning
with his first home run in
month to break up a scoreless
pitching duel Saturday and give
tlie Milwaukee Braves and ngnt
hander Bob Shaw a 1-0 victory
over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Shaw, who gained his second
win of the season in eight starts,
yielded four scattered (ingles in
going the distance.
Jne Gibbon, who also gave up
four hits, was charged with his
second lost of the season.
. fcJmw struck out five and walked
four. He got help from three dou
hle plays and catcher Del Cran
dall picked off two base runners.
Ch icagoCubs
Rap Colts
CHICAGO (UPH - The Chi
o Cubs got five-hit pitching
h'tm Larry Jackson and Ernie
tfimks' first home run since May
7: Saturday to boat the Houston
Colli for the (irst time In
K' g.imes this season. 4-1.
.f.icfcson. tipping his record to
ti-S, yielded only singles and the
Oils' only run was unearned. It
came in tlie sixth Inning when
Dick Farrcll scored from third
as Jackson's pilch got away from
catcher Dick Hertell.
Tlie Cuhs saddled Farrcll with
lit fifth kiss in nine decisions hy
sC'f'iig single runs from the
ijjijd through sixth innings.
Cincinnati
Decisions
Phils, 5-2
CINCINNATI (UPD - Daryl
Spencer hit four straight singles
and Joe Nuxhall fired a six-hlt-
ter Saturday to lead me Cincin
nati Reds to a 5-2 victory over
the Philadelphia Phils.
Nuxhall was nicked for run-
scoring singles by Tony Gonzalez
in the third and fifth, but finished
strong, retiring the last 12 Phils
in a row.
It was the fourth victory in six
decisions for the 34-ycar - old
southpaw and his fifth consecutive
complete game.
Spencer, acquired recently by
the Reds as a free agent after
being released by the Los Ange
les Dodgers, batted in two runs
and scored what proved to be the
winning run in the fourth inning.
southpaw Johnny Podres for his
10th homer after Jim Davenport
had singled.
Bailey's 3'JO-foot shot over the
rightfield fence wrecked a 2-2 tie
and kept lefthander Billy O'Dcll
17-01 in tlie unbeaten ranks this
season. Podres (3-4 saw his Can
dlestick Park losing streak ex
tended to six consecutive reversals.
Twenty-one of Bailey's RBI's
this year have come on home
runs.
Felipe Alou put the game out
of reach by doubling across two
runs in the eighth inning off
rookie reliefer Dick Calmus.
Don Larsen came on in the
eighth inning to take over for
O'Dcll and post his first save of
the campaign. Larsen made
Frank Howard ground out to end
the frame with a man on first.
Then he ended the contest in the
ninth by fanning pinchhittcr Lee
Walls after Wally Moon had hit
a pinch single.
A crowd of 39,838 that sat in
on the nationally - televised con
test watched the Dodgers build a
two-run lead for Podres in the
first inning.
Then Orlando Ccpeda laced
Johnny's first pitch over the right
centerfield barrier for h I s ninth
homer in the fourth inning with
no one aboard.
Willie McCovey then tied the
score at 2-2 in the sixth when he
socked his eighth circuit clout.
O'Dell wobbled badly in the
first inning when Tommy Davisl
hit a run-scoring single and John
Roscboro forced in another tally!
after being hit by a pitched ball
with the bases full.
Alter that, O'Dell stayed pretty
much out of trouble.
and the 120-yard lows in a fine
14.9.
Pctersteiner won the pole
vault at 11 feet and won the
high jump at 5-3. He also placed
in a tie for second in the open
high jump in the night meet at
5-8.
Greg Scott garnered a pair
EIGHTH, NINTH GRADE RESULTS
Broad Jump 1. Mickev Bender 19-S1 a.
? r.raa Seal! ll-l'.i. 3. Bill MeMr 1S-2.
Shot Put 1. Jim Mllchell U-e. 1. Sob
Middlelon 43-1. J, John Godow 3-5.
M.rth Jumr 1. Cur! Pe!ertte!ner 5-3.
?. GJenn Miller M. J. Duane Hoptowit
(.0.
Javtlln 1. Steva Eckere 134-11. I. Fred
Franklin 130-S. 3. Bob widdieton 131.4.
Oltcus 1. Bob MWdlelon 13-tU. 7.
Donaro. 3. Mikhail.
1320-Yard Run I. David Coffman 2:40.f.
2. Jackson. 3. Haoan.
Pola Vault 1. Peteralelner 11 2. Vern
Huck 10-6. 3. Jim Gorman 1M.
330-Yard Dash 1. Bob Moora :3I.S. 2
Blll Slaber .-30.6. 3. Parrlih 41.4.
660-Yard Run 1. Brllt 1:31.7. 2. Hop
lowlt 1:34.5. 3. Gorman 1:374.
70-Yard Oein 1. Greg Scott 1.3. 2. Bob
Moore 1.33. 3. Bill Stabar 1.4.
150-Yard Dash 1. Grag Scott 16.45. 2.
Mickey Bandar 16.5. 3. Charles 14.6.
110-Yard Low 1. Bob Willlaml 14.9.
2. Bob Tuckar 15.2. 3. Gordon Millar 15.5.
440-Yard Relay 1. KU (Scolt. Wl.
Ilami. Moora, Bandar) 141.7. 2. KBAA. 3.
Fremont.
70-Yard High Hurdles 1. Bob Williams
as. 2. Demelrakos 10.0. 2. Miles.
Slack Indicted
With Narcotics
'-nU.TIMOIlF. 1 LTD Timo
thy N. Rlmk. in whose apart
ment professional football st.ir
Gone (Big Daddy) Lipscomb was
found ding at a kitchen table,
has been indicted hy a grand
jury on charges of possessing
narcotics equipment.
According to the police, Black
said lh.it he was a friend of the
Pittsburgh Stcelers star and the
two of them had used narcotics
on. occasion. Lipscomb w as taken
to a hospital from Black's apart
nient and died en mile.
Slack's bail of W.ooo is being
continued and lie f.tes trial in
h Baltimore criminal court at a
laler dale. An autopsy report
showed that Lipscomb had died
from a ovaries of lieroin.
Linescores
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Paul (24). LP Wilton V4. HR-Oaifftr
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Yankees
Nudge
Senators
NEW YORK (UPI) Clete
Boyer's seventh-inning double off
the fingertips of third baseman
Marv Breeding touched oft a four
run rally that enabled the New
York Yankees to defeat the Wash
ington Senators 5-1 Saturday be
hind Ralph Terry's seven-hit
pitching.
Terry and loser Tom Cheney
were locked in a scoreless duel
until the seventh when the Yan
kees put together a walk, three
doubles, and an error to fashion
their fifth consecutive victory, j
The defeat was the sixth in a
row for the Senators, their third
straight under new Manager Gil
Hodges, and their 13th the last
14 games.
Tiger Rookie
Beats Boston
Red Sox, 5-2
Twins Romp
By Chisox
WithPascual
ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS lUPD
Camilo Pascual hurled a bril
liant two-hit shutout Saturday to
lead the Minnesota Twins to their
sixth consecutive victory, a 6-0
win over the Chicago White Sox.
Pascual, who gained his sixth
victory in 10 decisions, struck out
eight to tie Washington's Tom
Cheney for the league-leadership
at fiz.
me uinan curvc-baller was
touched for a double by Pete
Ward in the third which glanced
off Wally Post's glove, and a
single by Floyd Robinson in the
ninth.
Minnesota's eight-hit attack off
WTute Sox starter Juan Pizarro
and Joel Horlen was highlighted
by the solo homers of Post and
Rich Rollins. The Twins also
came up with a four-run filth
inning on a walk, two singles
and I double.
DETROIT (UPI) Detroit Ti
gers' rookie bonus right hander
Bill Faul, with relief help from
Terry Fox, won his second major
league game in as many starts
Saturday, downing the Boston
Red Sox S-2.
Tlie Tigers had lost four
slraight games since Faul won
his first start last Sunday with a
three hitter against Washington.
But the Tigers, who were outhit
9-7 Saturday, took advantage of
eight Boston walks to snap the
losing streak.
Faul had a shutout until the
sixth inning when Gary Geiger
slammed a homer. After Frank
Malzone singled in Boston's sec
ond run w ith one out in the eighth
inning. Manager Bob Scheifing
brought in Fox who preserved
Faul s win.
Horn Rematched
With Ferguson
EUGENE (LTD - Undefeated
Eugene middleweight Bobhv Horn
and Northwest light-heavv weight
prospect Irish Bob McKmnev of
Tacoma, Wash., will fight in two
10-round bouts Friday niglvt, Eu
gene Boxing Club matchmaker
lnigo Lucchcsi announced lodev
Horn, who has II wins and one
draw in 1 fights, will mec Mel
Ferguson, I-os Angeles, In a re
match. Horn won a split decision
over Ferguson in March.
McKtnney, hoider of a !a-3 l
record, is scheduled to fight Les
Borden of lns Angeles in tlie co
feature. Borden's record is 12-5-1.
Southern Ore.
Wins NAIA
SALEM lU'P-Southern Ore
gon, led by versatile Fred Thom
as, won its second straight NAL
Putrid 2 Caiv clu.niKnsiup
Saturday.
The Red Raiders rolled up 107
points. Iwis and Clark finished
se-ond with 7.
Thomas, who scored 25 points,
won the triple Jump m 45-5 a n d
tlie hrond jimip in 22)'i. He fin
ished second in tlie loo-vard dash.
third in the S and fifth in the
high jump.
Portland Slate was third with
M points. Pacific tallied 41, Wil
lamette gained 23 and Oregon
College ot Education collected II
I'acihc s Doug -Manning was
the only other double winner. He
took first places in the 100 in
9 and the 220 in 21.6.
Nine meet records were brok
en and one was tied.
RANGERS GET WING
NEW YORK lUPD - Dick
Meissner, a 23-year -old right w ing
who scored 2 goals lor Hershey
in U American Hockey League
last season, has been obtained by
Ihe New York Rangers from the
Boston Brums.
The acquisition of Meissner com
pletes the deal of last Feb. 4
w hich sent I lean !renlice of the
Rangers to Borfon for Don Mc-Kenney.
Oregon St.
Captures
Baseball
CORVALLIS i UPI i - Oregon
State captured its second straight
Nortlvem Division baseball title
by apbtting a regular season-ending
dotitileheader with Oregon
Saturday. ,
The Beavers won the first game ,
5-0 and tlie Ducks captured the
second contest 4-S in It innings.
The decisions left Oregon State
with an 11-4 record in the division
and Oregon with a 104 mark.
Oregon State won the right to
meet Southern California in a
best-of-three game playoff series
for the NCAA District 8 champion
ship. Tlie playoffs will be held
here next Friday and Saturday.
The winner will represent the
Pacific Coast in the National
Collegiate Tournament.
Santa tiara heat Ihe Beavers
t-l and 7-5 to capture the district
title last year.
Dennis Straub pitclied a four
hitter to give Oregon State its w in
over Oregon In the first game of
the doublchcader.
Oregon w on the second game on
a two-run homer in tlie llth inning
by Ed Vetter.
Ijneseores:
Oregon 000 000 00 4 5
OSU i 203 010 X-A 7 1
Mcleod. Gallaber 2'. .lansen
(3' and Jenseni Straub and Crary.
Oregon ono (t ono (B-4 9 1
OSU mo ooa 000 013 2
Doerr. Mcl-nd (6 and Jcncfl;
Olson. Clark and Crary.
People Road
SPOT ADS
y r n,
of dash victories. He captured
the 70-yard dash in 8.3 and
topped the 150-yard entrants in
16.45. Bob Moore was second
in the 70 in 8.35 and Mickey
Bender was second in the 150
in 16.5.
Bender got off a good jump
in the broad jump to set a good
standard for himself and others
to shoot at. He leaned 19 feet
84 inches. Scott was second in
this event at 18-54.
Jim MitclieU won the shot put
in a walk with a toss of 45-4. Bob
Middleton placed second with
a throw- of 43-8. .Middleton was
third in the javelin at 129-4 and
he won the discus at tfS-O1.
Steve Eckert grabbed olf Ihe
first place ribbon in tlie javelin
with a throw of 136-11. Fred
Franklin w-as assistant second
at 130-5 and then Middleton.
Dave Coffman set a good
mark for tlie 1320-yard runners
to go at. He paced the three
quarters of a mile in 3:40.9.
Jackson was second and Hagcn
third.
Bob Moore outran tlie field
handily to capture the 330-yard
dash in a fine 38.5. Bill Steber
was second at 39.6 and Dale
Parrish third at 41.4. Britt took
the 660-yard run in 1:31.7 and
Duane Hoptowit was second in
1:34.5.
The 440-yard relay team from
Klamath Union. Greg Scott, Bob
Williams, Bob Moore and Mick
ey Bender was clocked in 48.7
to win. KBAA team was second
and Fremont third.
Williams took the hurdles in
flying style. He won the 120
yard lows in 14.9 and the 70-yard
highs in 9.5. Bob Tucker was
second in the lows in 15.2.
More meets of this caliber w ill
be forthcoming by the KBAA
so keep watching the Herald
and News sports section for
news of the meets.
Portland State Tops Linfield
SALEM (UPD-Veleran Gordon
Riese pitched a four-hitter as
Portland State defeated Linfield
8-1 in the first game of the best-
of-three District 2 NAIA baseball
playoffs Friday.
The Vikings and wildcats con
cluded their series today.
Portland Stale, champion oi me
Oregon Collegiate Conlerence,
beat Northwest un.Ki um-
winner Linfield in two siraigni
contests last year and went on to
finish second in the national play
offs. Riese, running his record for
the season to 8-1, struck out nine
and walked three.
Jim Leahy drove in three runs
with two hits including a double
and Gary Linn batted in two runs
with a single.
Tom Younker was the losing
pitcher. Bob Rafflo had two of tlie
losers' four hits.
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