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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fall.. Oregon Friday. June 14, 1J PAGE 3 B, Portland Sweep From Tacoma's f s jenes Giants By RON SlI'INSKI I'nited Press Inlernalional Jim Mahoney, a powder -puff hitter with one of the lowest bat ting averages in the Pacific Coast League, has turned into a fence buster. The 29-year-old shortstop for Oklahoma City forgot all about his .169 average Thursday night' as tie clouted three homers in pacing the 89ers to a 12-2 burial of Hawaii. His three circuit swats accounted for half of his team's runs. Mahoney now has hit five four baggers, more than he swatted in each of the past eight seasons while playing with teams ranging from the old San Francisco Seals to Boston, Washington and Cleve land of the American League. Another inficlder who has taken a fresh lease on baseball life since the arrival of new Portland manager Danny Carnevale four days ago is the Beavers" Bill Kern. Batting an unimpressive .209 with three homers up to Monday, Kern has hit for the circuit four times in three days to pace Port land to its three-game sweep o( Northern Division leader Tacoma. Kern, eighth in batting in the PCL last year with .315, hit two home runs Tuesday and one each Wednesday and Thursday night when the Beavers downed the lit tle Giants 9-5. Portland slipped into second place ahead of the Spokane In dians who were defeated 5-3 by Seattle. Portland and Spokane are 24 games behind Tacoma. Elsewhere, Ray Withrow hit a pinchhit homer in the ninth to give Denver a 6-5 win over Salt Lake City. San Diego snapped a five-game losing streak by scoring all its runs in the first three in nings and hanging on to nip the Dallas-Ft. Worth Rangers 8-7. Kern's three-run blast plus a solo homer by Portland catcher Gordon MacKenzie balanced solo homers by Tacoma's Bill Hain and Bob Barton and a two-run shot by Jimmy Ray Hart. Bullet Bob Flynn (3-21 came on in relief for the Beavers in the fourth in ning to win his second game in two nights. Danny Rivas (6-2), the first of four Giant pitchers, was the loser. Seattle, with the help of , two Spokane errors, scored three runs in the fifth inning to hand south paw Billy Spanswick his fourth victory against three losses. Spanswick fanned 10 and walked 5. Al Ferrara hit a bases empty homer for the Indians. Spokane starter Joe Moeller 5-5 was chased in the fifth. Salt Lake tallied two runs in the seventh and three in eighth to go ahead of Denver 5-4. But Withrow's homer, the 68th hit by Denver batters thus far this sea eon, settled the issue in the top of the ninth. Catcher Phil Roof L 6-lt mi h. vu to YU lif tn 'ft 0 slammed a three-run homer for Denver in the second. A wild pitch and Roof's errant return toss allowed two of Salt Lake's runs to score in the eighth. A single by John Glenn and Cuno Barragan's triple gave the Bees their two runs in the seventh. Mel Queen's two-run triple and Art Shamsky's two - run single were the big blows for San Diego in the early innings against the Rangers. Fine relief pitching by George McWilliams saved the vic tory for starter John Flavin 4-5. McWilliams came on in the sxith with the tying run on sec ond. He pitched four-hit ball the rest of the way, striking out lnur. San Diego pitcher Sammy Ellis 5-5, who was resinstated Thursday after a three-day sus pension for insubordination, is scheduled to hurl against the Rangers tonight. Linescores: Denver 031-000-002 6-91 Salt Lake City 000-000-230 5-10-0 Itibant, Hickman (8), Carroll (9) and Roof; Mudrock. Baker (8) and Barragan. WP Hickman. LP Baker. Spokane 0O2-O01-0OO 373 Seattle 110-030-OOx 59-0 Moeller, McGavock (5i, Rowe (7) and Julian; Spanswick, Spen cer 9 1 and Skeen. HR Ferrara. i ; WWW ''fit ' V' Tulelake, Fluhrer's Notch Victories In Klamath Basin Babe Ruth League Tulelake and Fluhrer's contin ued thcif winning ways Thursday night in the Klamath Basin Babe Ruth League as rule dow ned Chil- oqum, 15-4, and Hunrer s topix'rt Balsigcrs, 8-7. Tulelake turned on the heat ear- PRIZE BASS CATCH Terry Rogers, 1832 Leit, hooked onto this prize catch in the Lost River Canal Wednesday using a worm on a "fly rod. He hooked the seven-pound bass in the canal and fought it to the bank. Local Loan, Oxygen Grab Suburban Ruth Victories Onrushing South Sixth Oxygen and Local Loan notched victories Thursday night in the South Sub urban Babe Ruth League. Tacoma 002-210-000 5-9-2 Lortland 240-021-OOx 9-15-1 Rivas, Goetz 2, Pregenzer 4! i.aL Sinner is " and Barton: Montca-lVra D gudo. Flynn 141 arid MacKenzie. VP Flynn. LP Rivas. HRS Mackenzie, Kern, Hain, Barton, Hart. East Side A s win Dallas Ft. W 22O-O3O-00O 7-11-1 San Diego 431-000-OOx 8-12-3 Sadowski, Williams (II, Boni jowski i3i, Rantz i8 and Mc Cabe ; Flavin, McWilliams ' 6 . ad Saul. WP-Flavin. LP -Sad-oweki. Okl. City (K2-201-O1.1 12-140 Hawaii lOO-OOl-OOO 28-0 Grob and Wooten. Grba, Peper (4i, Anderson 7i, Noren 9 and Harrigton. LP-Grba (4-2. HRS -Mahoncy, 3, Vaughan, Weekly. Cats Win; USC Ousts Mizzou Nine ly and tallied five runs in the first, seven in the second and three in the fourth. Chiloquin made all its runs in the fourth and final frame. The winners got their first five runs in the first off two walks, two errors and singles by Rich Krizo and John Crawford. Seven more were added in the second on two more walks, three errors, a "What a finish! The ninth Inning, two out, bases loaded, and Pop slams his fist down on the hat of another Ruy!" East Side Electric, Weyerhaeu ser and Gene's garnered major league victories in the Klamath Falls City Little League action Wednesday night. East Side downed' Hal's Sport Shop. 11-2. Weyerhaeuser topped Bend-Portland. 3-0, and Gene s tumbled Jeld-Wen, 10-1. The Electricians dumped Hal's behind the three-hit pitching job of Al Davis. He fanned 16 bat ters in the process and walked only four. He got some good stick help from Ken Kitchen who laced a bases loaded triple. Bath slammed a home run as did Sunv Bath and Summers also South Sixth dropped Liston Air craft in a close game, 6-4, while Local Loan was having an easy time with Town and Country,! 12-4. Osa hurled the two-hit g;ime for the winners and also belted a double. Murphy was the loser on a six-hitter. Osa struck out 15 en route to the win. Murphy whiffed seven. Gray and Hall got the hits off Osa. The winners were paced by Osa and Ferrcll who had dou bles. Local exploded with seven runs in the second frame to down T&C. Jennings tabbed the win for Local Loan on a seven-hitter. He OMAHA, Neb. (LTD Arizona's Wildcats, still shaking their heads about the mammoth lead that al most got away Thursday night, can wrap up the 1963 collegiate baseball championship tonight by beating Southern California. If Southern Cal wins, the NCAA national tournament would be ex tended until Saturday night. Arizona leaped to an 8-1 lead over Texas in the second inning Thursday night and then hod to sweat it out as the persistent Longhorns kept chewing at thc margin. Arizona added two more runs, and it was a good thinp,I.Eitv Bender, because Texas scored seven more and the final score was 10-8. The going was just as wild and wooly in the other semifinal game of the double-elimination tournev with Southern Cal demolishing Missouri's vaunted pitching for a 12-3 victory. Chuck Wagon Cops Round Chuck Wagon, after a close 3-0 win over Drumstick in 10 innings, leads the Men's Softball stand ings at the end of the first round with a 5-0 record. League play continues each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday nights at Conger Field at 6:45 p.m. The second round starts Monday night. Chuck Wagon Round-Up Klngsley Field Drumitlck Market nket L Pet. i 0 1.000 double by John Crawford, a single by Bill Young, a single by Gary Cushman and singles by Tim My ers and Jack Slezak. The throe final tallies came In the fourth when the game was on ice. A hit. a walk and two straight hits produced the runs. Chiloquin tried to get baok with four runs, but only served to make it more respectable. Winning pitcher Greg Cushman allowed only a triple to Gordon Bettlcs for the only hit of the game. Tulelake pounded out 10 hits off Cecil Bottles and Joe Hood. Bottles was the loser. Crawford led the hitting parade with the double and single and Cushman also had a pair of safeties. Fluhrer's broke up an extra-inning game w ith a single run in the bottom of the sixlh inning. Lead off batter Steve Lynn got on via an error. Three straight hits, hnck-to-back, led to the run. Jim Phillips' single drove in the run. It had boon singles by Rick Lynn and Gene Harp which advanced him. Drew hurled the whole route and gave up eight hits. His mates, meanwhile, were hitting loser Rudy Tena for 12 safeties. Rick Lynn. Gene Harp, Jim Phil lips, Sam McKeen and Doug Zaro sinski all had two hits each. Mike McNary had two for the los ers and Tena paced his team with ! three. Tulelake 570 315 10 0 Chiloquin 000 4 4 1 7 Cushman and Myers; Bettles, Hood (4 and Hale. Balsiger's 000 430-7 8 3 Fluhrer's 331 0018 12 2 Tena and Hargroves; Drew and Phillips. Summer Cage Leagues Begin The summer league basketball program opened Wednesday at Klamath Union High with Coach Al Keck in charge and two games were played. The Reds whipped the Whites. 100-98, with Terry Ash connecting for 40 points and Jim Patzke for whiffed 11 in the process. Nealy 32. Steve Baker added 20 mark was the loser in Riving up 10 ors. 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Clement. run for the losers and Boners belted a double. Weyerhaeuser topped Bend-Port land with Danny Olson hurling a neat one-hit game and striking out 14. Olson hit a double in addi tion to his pitching job and got some help from Bill Gray's triple. Tim Hanson was the loser. Gene's used only five hits and eight Jcld-Wcn errors to tally their 10 runs. Bennett was the pitching victor with a fine one-hit per formance. McCann took the loss. Laney led the winners with a pair of doubles to pace the five-hit attack. .iston 100 100 1-4 2 South Sixth 200 031 x 6 6 Murphy and Cook; Osa and B. Hackler. 'T&C o:io noo I 4 7 Local Loan 270 201 x 12 10 3 Nealy and Witzenburger; Jen nings and Ferrcll. the losers while Wayne Dennis had 20 along with Steve Allbritton. ' Fremont drop)ed Sacred Heart i another contest 0-4. Duane Hoptowit led Fremont with 26 points while Kent Howard contrib uted 20 to the winning cause. Fred Caldwell led the Sacred Heart i group with 30 points. 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