rume's Nome Run Sives Hawks 6-5 Win Over Ashland Legion
Merrill, Tulelake Take
Basin Babe Ruth Games
: Merrill and Tulelake snatched runs off a pair ol walks, a pair for the Merrill win. Gun Store's
'-' first same victories in the Klam-lof passed balls, an error and a Lyman also hurled a fine threes
ath Basin Babe Ruth League Wed- wild pitch. hit Bame in losing. Merrill got its
' rn.srf.-iv nielit bv downing Gun The two final Tulelake runs i only run in the third frame. Al
ii Store and Dugan and Mest. Mer-xame in the fourth. Crawford led Jen Hobson, the ninth baiter
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Thursday, June 6, 13
tooned Gun Store. 1-0, and off with a base hit. the only one,
Tulelake lopped Dugan and Mest. ' and stole second. The losers then
-i The Tulelake club, despite being
"l able lo get only one hit off pitch
'C. crs Dennis Gooing and Bridges.
used walks, passed balls, and er
Z rors to nab the victory. John
Crawford also pitched a fine
" three-hitter in getting the victory.
Dugan and Mest scored their
; one run in the first Inning when
"l Mitchell singled, stole second, and
scored on Bridges single after two
were out. Tulc took the lead to
slay in the second with three
got two out but Greg Cushman
gon on via an error which scored a sacrifice by Hussell Smith. Ken
led
off with a single and was ad
vanced to second and third on
a base hit hy Chris Kandra and
Crawford. Cushman later tallied
on another error.
The three hits off Crawford
were all singles hy Mitchell.
Bridges and Shannon.
Haskins then sacrificed him home
with a bunt which won the
game.
Gun Store got runners to third
in the second, third and fifth in-
i tee
TALK
Merrill's Mike North hurled ainings but couldn't push them
neat tw o-hitter at the Gun Store Across for a run. Larry Kurtz
got the big hit for the winners
with a double. Kellstrom got both
hits for tile losers.
.North struck out seven in the
five innings while Lyman whiffed
four.
Merrill 001-flO 1-3-0
Gun Store 000-00 0-2-1
North and Haskins; Lyman and
O'Conner.
Dugan and Mest 100-001-3-2
Tulelake 030-2X-5-1-3
Crawford and Meyers; Gooing,
Bridges (2) and Lynch.
Local Loan, Metier Teams
Garner South Suburban Wins
Second Baseman Hits First
Pitch Of . Seventh Inning
The Klamath Falls Hawks, aft- choice which cut Pilgrim down
He stole second and Batn singled
to score Bartlett. Curt Coleman
then unloaded the sacks with a
triple and the other two runs. He
Oregon
Mat Men
To Tour
Zc'' Friday's scheduled play for
- women golfers of Reames Golt
0I1U WUIIUJ VIUU nil. "
'- est putts" for both nine and 18-
hole players. Pairings are as fol
T lows;
.: First lee: 8:20 Vi Zamsky. Cor-
!' ill Rcnick; 8:30 Kathy Flink,
t'-Jlnse Chapman: 8:40 Yvonne Al
'ford, Arlene Cary, Pauline Pcr-
s-jiell; 8:50 Mary Drew, Dean
Jlarks, Clare Grove,
ji; Third tee: 8:30-Jcrry Smith,
-' Frances Mosebar; 8:40-Murrcll
A Hooper, Mildred Merryman, El
'J. len Miller; 8:50-Dorolhy Swan-
son, Katliy Stonecyphcr, Edna
Dakin.
First Tec: 9 Eve Ashley, Sue
I; Ballard, Pat Bradshaw, Ruth
-' Jones; 9. lo Martha Bartlett, Jan
tl J'erm, Mary Holt; 9:20-Margar-
et Larkin, Marlys O'Neill, Ce-1
Mile Pcvton. Wilma Wiley.
H any of those paired above
J y re unable lo compete in the day's'
COflVALLlS-Tcn Oregon high
school wrestlers scheduled to
compete in Japn this summer
will see more of Nippon than
most tourists.
That much was guaranteed this
week when a nine-match sched
ule involving nearly 2.000 miles
of travel within Japan was an-Tic Fact Sidp
Bend-Portland
nounced.
The Oregon schoolboys will de
part from Portland aboard a Pan-
Am jet flight July 9, spend three
days in Hawaii and arrive in Ja
pan July 13. They w ill open their
exhibition schedule July IS in
Tokyo and end it there Aug. 3.
In between they will visit the
cities of Sendai, Aomori, Asahi
gowa on (he northern island of
Hokkaido, Akita, Niigatn, Gumma
and Japan's second city, Osaka.
John Dust in and DoLance Dun
can, wrestling coaches at Marsh
field (Coos Bay) and Klamath
Falls high schools respectively,
will accompany the wrestlers and
manage the tour.
Wrestlers will be selected at a
try-out camp June 16-18 on the
Oregon Slate University campus.
Competitors who placed in an
'.-ulay. please contact the pro shop U in meet here In March and
4or cancellation. high school state champions who1
Nemmnoi malcnes tor i n e
Spring Handicap must be com-
pleted by Wednesday, June 12.
Championship flight (18-holcl
Arlene Cary vs. Dean Marks; Vi
, Zamsky vs. Coral Jlenick.
Bend-Portland took nine innings
to win Wednesday night as they
edged East Side Electric, 8-7, in
a thriller in the City Little
League Minor action.
Hansen singled in the bottom
of the ninth to score Bob Thomas
with the winning run. Rod Peter
son, who came on in the sixth,
pitched scoreless ball for three
innings to notch the victory. He
struck out seven of the nine men
he faced in the three frames.
Griswnld lashed a double for
the winners and Brostcrhous a
double for the losers. Bend-Port
land was outhit by East Side, 18-
15. and also had eight errors to
0 for the Electricians.
Steve Kemnitzer of Bend-Port
land led all hitters with four for
four.
East Side
The South Suburban Babe Ruth
League opened up Wednesday
night with Local Loan pounding
out an 18-7 decision over KC Paint
and Metier Brothers edged by
South Sixth Oxygen, 9-8.
Metier Brothers came up with
a run in the bottom of the seventh
to beat South Sixth Oxygen. The
final run was walked in when
two were out. Metier scored the
winning run after being walked
around by losing pitcher Hackler.
Meller's used three pitchers
wilh Lattin getting the win. The
l-four pitchers in the game suf
fered some wildncss and walked
a total of 23 players. Each club
managed six hits. Oxygen had
three errors to one for Metier.
Lattin stroked a double and sin
gle for the winners as the only
one with two hits or an extra
base blow. D'Olivio slammed a
double' and P. Hackler a triple
for the losers.
Jennings went all the way in lo Musgrove's six in Ihe first
pitching the Local Loan past KC inning. Neither team scored in
Paint in easy style. O'Brien and the second but A&W tallied six
Perry combined for the losers in the third to Musgroves two.
OTI's Graf
Second In Loop
PORTLAND (UP!) - Damien
Rossetto, all-conference outfielder
for Soutliern Oregon, won the
Oregon Collegiate Conference bat
ting title with a .4:12 average in
the 12-game schedule.
He had 19 hits in 44 times at
bat. Oregon Tech's Curt Graf fin-
islicd next in line with a .410
average. Bob Stamsos. Portland
State catcher, was third w ith .405.
Stamsos led in runs batted in
wilh 12 and Portland State's Bob
20O-3O2-O00 7-18-0 Jnes had (our home runs.
with O'Brien absorbing the loss
SS Oxygen 500-210-0-8-6-3
Metier Bros. 010-115-19-6-1
B. Hackler and Piltenger; Ryan
Smclcer (1), Lattin (51 and Dav
idson.
KC Paint 141-100 7
Local Loan 130-44618
O'Brien, Perry (5) and L.
Ward; Jennings and Simonscn.
A&W ran up the biggest score
of the season by waxing the Mus-
grove nine, 24-8, in a 17-hit at
tack which was aided by eight
Musgrove errors.
Tim Allen and Bill Upshaw
combined to hurl the 11-hit vic
tory for the A&W team. Each
hurler worked three innings. The
A&W team racked up seven runs
A&W added eight more in t h e
sixth.
Kim Coon, Pat Ashby, Art War
ren and Ron Blacksmith each
had three hits for the winners
Coon had two doubles and a triple.
Warren one double, and Black
smith a triple. Roger Kellow also
netted a double and single.
The losers were led by Dennis
Deffman with three hits including
double and triple. Kenny
Phelps was the only other other
one with two hits, both singles.
Ken Phelps absorbed the pitching
loss and Allen got the win.
A&W 706-30824-17-1
Musgrove 602-000 8-11-8
Allen Upshaw (41 and Warren;
Phelps, Long (4, Phelps (6) and
Baker.
er blowing a 54) lead, nipped
the Ashland team 6-5 Wednesday
night in Southern Oregon Amer
ican Legion action when second
baseman John Crume hit the
first pitch of the seventh inning
out of the park for a home run.
The victory gave the Hawks a
2-0 record and the lead in the
young league. The Klamath Fal
cons, who play Medford Saturday
night at Gem Stadium, arc 1-0 as
are Tri-City and Grants Pass. The
loss left Ashland at 0-3.
The Hawks had built up a 5-0
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x..uno ,U. . .b -
game was tied going into the ,
died at third
Pilgrim began having his trou
bles in the fourth. Dave Burger
reached first on an error but
Bob DeBoer whiffed. Pilgrim
walked Tim Thompson and Clyde
r'elson singled to load the bases.
Tim Voth hit a ball to shortstop
and Cunningham threw wild to
first, allowing two runs to score.
Ashland fought back in the. fifth
bottom of the ninth when Crume
stepped up and slammed the first
pitch over the left ccnterfield
barrier for the win. He had come
in as a pinch hitter for Mike
Spiker.
The Hawks jumped on starting
pitcher John Rhoads for a single
run in the first inning. After one
was out Rich Bath reached sec
ond on an error by the left
fielder. Mac Cunningham singled
him home for the run.
They caved the roof in on Ash
land in the second frame with
four big runs. Tom Shiff led off
with a walk and Roger Bartlett
singled after Al Kenyon had
whiffed. Pitcher Tom Pilgrim
plated Shiff with a single and
Spiker reached first on a fielder's
To Be Shown
A pair of special films will
be shown lo all interested Klam
ath Falls and Suburban Little
Leaguers and coaches tonight
In the Klamath Auditorium,
beginning at 8:30.
The first, entitled "A Happy
Summer Evening," is the story
of Little League champions and
their rise to the world cham
pionship. The other film is "Big
League Baseball." It is an In
structive film which shows
something on every position by
major league stars at each po
sition by major league stars at
each position.
The films were obtained for
the showing by Thomas Dodge.
with three more tallies to knot the
score. Rhoads struck out but Jan
Susee singled and was balked to
second. Barger singled right be
hind him. DeBoer reached first on
an error to load the bases, but
Bob Manz walked to score Su
see. Barger scored on a wild
pitch and a pair of successive er
rors by the Hawk catcher and
third baseman allowed Manz to
score. Pilgrim was then lifted for
Sieve Young who struck out Voth
promptly lo end the threat. Then
came Crume's homer. Young
struck out four of the seven he
faced through the seventh frame.
He got the win.
The Hawks slammed eight hits
off loser Rhoads while the Ash
land crew got to Pilgrim for four
hits and Young for one. It was
Young's second victory.
Ash lend
Thompson, rf
Nelson, II
Voth, cf
Samuelson, si
Rhoads, p
Susee, 3b
Barger, lb
DeBoer. c
Manz, 2b
ToU Is
Hiwks
Spiker, 3b
Crume, 2b
Bath, If
Coleman, 3b
Cunningham, is
Woldt, lb
Shiff, cf
Kenyon, rf
Bartlett, c
Pilgrim, p
Young, p
Totals
Ashland
Hawks
AB R H Rbl
3 0 0
1 1 0
000-230-O-5-6-2
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SA
liVw lance wrostlinc competition.
First flight: Rose Chapman v. f w;ii as-mhJe arajn earlv in Julv
-wAathy JrJ.nk; .Miidrod Merry man in Portland or a training camp
vs. winner ol vnKm ftiaroucK immediately before the trip.
lire kiui viiMiaiij " oj ot.in.u-
Bend-Portland 320-110-001 8-15-8 Gordon Kiese ot Portland State
competed but did not place in I Davis, Brostcrhous 16) a ndl topped the pitching with a 4-0
the name meet have been Invited lUrostorhmu. Wanderschipd mi-1 mark while John Thomas ot PSC
or the try-outs. Hansen. Peterson (61 and Thorn-land Don Johnson ol SOC had 3-0
Tit selected 10. who u-iU be'as, i'eler.steiner I3, 7'homas (5. I conference records
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Championship flight (nine-hole);
- rat Bradshaw vs. winner of Lar
? kin-Ballard match: Martha Bart
; kit vs. Cecile Peyton.
First flight: Marlys O'Neill vs.
;pve Ashley; C. Newton vs. win
JTner of Kerm-Wiley match.
: Hals Beats
Jeld-Wen 8-6
Hal's grabbed off an H-6 vic
1 lory over Jeld-Wen Wednesday
night in the City Minor Little
. League action.
Dunster went the distance lor
.' the victory and Natale suffered
the loss on tlie mound. Wondt
' slammed a triple lor the Jeld-
- Wen bunch and Natale and Cam-'
ernn laced doubles. Ackerman
' and Kcclrs each doubled for tlie
inners. The game lasted five
and a half innings. Both teams
managed five hits.
Top Milers Run
i.imvM.i.if i l-I'll Morgan
Or.ith. who lips. Oregon's Keith
Knrman in (lie mile on Memorial
, Day. gels his hig.iest test Friday
nitht.
Tiie Oieton Mate miler will
compete h the Compton Relays
" rai which includes Peler Snell
Jim Realty. Jim Orelle. Irol
Burleson and Cary Weisigcr all
of whom have gone under four
mitvites.
uled to begin about July 23 in Ja
pan but was advanced on the re
quest of the Japanese.
KBAA Sends
Olympians
The Klamath Basin Athletic
Aftftorlatlon will spfinftor a group
of ath Met from the Klamath
Ratli. to compete In the Junior
Olympic tn Portland Satur
day according to president
(If org Drmrtrakns.
Some 36 youngstcri from the
area. In different age grnupt.
will be going on a chartered
i rey hound bui to Portland and
the day-long meet. Any father
of those boys going who wish
to ride the but wilh Ihe team
may call (ieorge Demetrakm or
Bob Moore.
The team Includes: Mike
Hampton. Don Hill. Krott Phil
lips, Scott Smelcer, Danny Ly
on, dreg Hitching, Steve Buh
rig. Gary Bold. Kdrilc Davis,
Kay Struve. Bill Strber. Bob
Hartley. Kirk Strber, Bod I'frlf
fer, Nirk Detnetrakos. Bruce
Clark, Benny Detirnnt, I.ance
lake. Bill lliilhert. Jrtry Mar
graves. Jerrry Dodnro, K e a
I -uft, Ted lieVore. Bob Utl
llama, Arle licGruot, Ortg
Scott, nobby More. Curt Teter
slriner, Glenn Miller, Mickey
Bender. Gerrttt DcGroot. Handy
Howard. Don Piper, Bnb Scholi,
Dave Vaagen and Bill MilU.
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