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Four Americans, Englishmen Battle Sn Amateur Quarterfinals ST. ANDREWS. Scotland UPI It was the United States vs. England today in the quarter finals of the British Amateur golf championship. Four Yanks, led by defending champion Dick Davics of Pebble Beach, Calif., and four English men battled their way into the round of eight Thursday, leaving the host Scots on the outside looking in. Davies, who barely escaped elimination Thursday, drew Brit ish Walker Cupper Michael Lunt as his quarter-final opponent. The two were first off the tee this morning. All-American Match The other quarter-final matches pitted Dick Sikes of Springdalc, Ark., against a fellow Walker Cup per, Dr. Ed Updegraff of Tucson, San Francisco, Calif., against Pc-morning round, sinking a seven-, barrel! i! England. 16-year-old Army dentist upset Ichampiun the last two years. land 1. Shade, the Scottish Walker Cupper who was the tournament co-favorite when the shooting began Mon day. tcr Green, and David Moffatt foot putt for a birdie-three on the against John Blackwell in an all- 19th green. In the afternoon. Da- Dentist 1'ulli tpset English Walker Cupper Martin downed Dr. Harry McAnespie of Updegraff bested Geoff Dixon of Luceti, meanwhile, remained IChristmas, 3 and 2. alter downing W..,i - ,,,) , aj n.,uuu rij h i ih.ncain.Han Lnglish match. vies was four down alter 11 holes alive in the lower half of the Scotland's Brian Anderson by the yraser Urauhart of Scotland. 2 uosot 3 and 2 victory ovr Ronnie The quarter-final winners will I before rallying for a 1-up victory square off this afternoon for the over former champion John Be right to meet in Saturday's 36-hole fjajajjjMMaBaaMaaaanaTaaaVea' draw to retain the lanks chanc- same score, cs of an all-American final. The! Sikes, the U.S. Public Links IIEKALU AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, June 7, 13 PAGE 3-B title round. Davies came perilously close to surrendering his title in both of h f&iw no his matches Thursday, He needed an extra hole before eliminating Ariz., in an all-Amencan show- i h im mm. uu down. Dr. Ron Luceti of South Scotland's John Wilson in his 9 oo Portland, Spokane Push lyPJoo. Seattle Out Of Light By RON SL'PINSKI United Press International Surging Spokane and Peppy Portland are pushing stumbling Seattle out of the spotlight in their ding-dong battle for second place in the Northern Division of the Pacific Coast League. In the Soutliern Division, San Diego and Dallas-Fort Worth are two for the see-saw in their dog fight for first place. Spokane lefthander Nick Will hits allowed only two hits in beat ing Denver 3-1 Thursday night while Dick Green's two-run homer powered Portland to a 6-5 win over Seattle. It was Seattle's seventh loss in eight games and dropped the Rain, icrs into fourth place, their low est ebb of the season. Seattle went into its skid shortly after the parent Boston Red Sox re called Wilbur Wood, the Rainiers' ace lefthander who was leading the PCL with an earned-run av erage of 1.12. Wood had a 5-2 rec ord. Padre Power Home runs by Mel Queen and Art Shamsky backed four - hit pitching by Ted W ills and George McWilliams to give San Diego a 4-0 shutout of Dallas-Fort Worth. It was merely a return favor be cause the Texans had blanked the Padres the two previous nights. As a result of its win, San Diego sliced the Rangers' lead to l'i games. In other contests. Salt Lake Cily erupted for seven runs in tlic fourth inning to chase bonus pichcr Bob Garibaldi while over whelming Tacoma 11-3, and three home runs helped Oklahoma City waltz to an 11-7 victory over last place Hawaii. Only 2'i games separate Spo kane, Portland and Seattle. Spo kane is four games behind first place Tacoma, Portland 6 and Seattle 64. Next comes Hawaii which is only 8 games off the pace. Willhitc brought his record to 6-3. The only Denver hits off the Spokane pitcher were a solo hom er by Jim McKnight and a single. A wild pitch by Denver reliever Clair Hickman brought in one run and cacher Mike Brumley lashed a .single to score Spokane's other two runs. San Diego tallied three runs in the first inning on a two-run homer by Queen, his 12lh, and a bases empty blast by Shamsky. his ninth. Wills 13-3' limited the Rangers to three hits over the first eight innings. McWilliams pitched the ninth for the Padres. He yielded a double to Joe Nossek but retired the next three batters. Ted Sadowski (5-71 was the loser. Bonus Baby Gets Help Portland scored four runs in the fourth inning and held on for its one-run victory over Seattle. Winner was bonus pitcher Lew Kraussc '5-4 who was signed by the Kansas City Athletics for a reported $125,000. Ramon Hernan- icncvcu rtiuaa in iiiiuij. DiCgO and was untouchable. Seattle ,,,, starter Jerry Stephenson suffered his fuurth loss against a single win. Salt Lake pitcher Phil Mudrock scattered five hits in recording his second victory. Two walks, five singles and Bill Oil's double pro duced seven runs in the fourth for the Bees to chase Garibaldi to the showers. It was Garibaldi's third loss. He has won six. Former Boston Red Sox outfield er Carroll Hardy collected five hits and drove in two runs to pace the Oklahoma City victory. Dave Roberts of the Kters had three hits, including a homer, to bat in three runs. Joe Wooten. and Dan Murphy also socked homers for Oklahoma City. Bob Knoop hit a home run for Hawaii. Lincscores: Portland 101-400-000 6-101 usti. Brunei (31 and Wooten. WP Brunei. LP Anderson. WIS Wooten, Knoop, Murphy, Roberts. San Diego 300-000-001 472 Dallas Ft. W OOO-OOO-OOO 01-0 Wills, McWilliams (91 and Saul; Sadowski, Ranlz 8 and Henry. WP Wills. LP-Sadowski. HRs Shamsky. Queen. Pacific Coast League Southern Division YV. L. Pel. .GB Dallas Ft. W 31 24 .564 - 30 26 .536 l'i Oklahoma City 26 26 .500 3i Denver 25 29 .463 5'i Salt Lake City 18 31 .367 10 Northern Division W. L. Pet. CB Tacoma 32 21 .604 - Spokane 29 26 .527 4 Portland 25 26 .Am 6 Seattle 23 25 .479 6'i Hawaii 24 29 .453 Thursday's Games San Diego 4 Dallas-Ft. Worth 0 Oklahoma City 11 Hawaii 7 Portland 6 Seattle S Spokane 3 Denver 1 Salt Lake City 11 Tacoma 3 Seattle 201-020-000 5-9-3 Krausse, Hernandez S and Bryan: Stephenson, Boyle 4, R. G. Smith 5 and Skeen. WP Kraussc. LP Stephenson. HRs Johnson, Green. Salt Lake City 000-703-001 11-16-2 Tacoma 101-001-000 3-5-2 Mudrock and Barragan; Gari baldi, Pregenzer (41, Skinner 6i. Hands (71 and Taiton. LP Gari baldi. Denver 010-000-000 1-40 Spokane 000-000-03X 3-6-0 While. Hickman (8) and Roof; Willhite and Brumley. LP White. HR-McKnight. Hawaii 1 13-O0O-020 7-123 Oklahoma City 112-511-OOx 11-17-4 Newman. Anderson 3, Pepper 141, Thomas 8i and White; Gi- Friday's Probable Pitchers Hawaii (Moeller 1-1) at Denver (Foss 2-0i. Portland (Drabowsky 4-1 and Monteagudo 3-6) at Seattle (Hef fner 4-3 and P. Smith 5-4), 2 games. Dallas-Fort Worth (Dottcr 2-1) at Salt Lake City (Schandevcl 0-D. Oklahoma City (Nelson 2-3) at San Diego (Sisler 2-4). Tacoma (Herbel 6-5) at Spokane (Iteed 5-3). OLD TIMERS PLAY NEW YORK (UPI) Hall-of-Famers Sam Rice and Zach Wheat agreed Wednesday to lake part In the New York Mcts' old timers day celebration at the Po lo Grounds, June 22. FOR Color TV ACE TV 1140 Rivenide Dr. 4-3581 OPENING TOMORROW The Salvation Army FAMILY SERVICE STORE 1749 Oregon Avenue USED FURNITURE, MISCELLANEOUS, USED CLOTHING FOR ALL THE FAMILY. NOTICE TO VOTERS OF Klamath County School District t.een 2:00 p.m. on. 8:00 p.m. on that do!.. Voter. ho he.e ,'". 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