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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls. Orfgon Tuesday, June II, IMS PAGE 11 Valiants Halt Ramblers' Drive Olson's Valianls, which slopped Kingsley's title drive last week, halted the hot streak of Eccles Ramblers in Monday night's South Suburban Little League ac tion. Kingsley nipped the Team sters in the other game. 7-6. Olson's dropped the Ramblers, 8-2, behind the combined six-hit pitching of Pat Gallagher and Dcane Fischer. Each hurler gave three hits apiece. The Ramblers used three hurl ers with Mike Davidson taking the loss as the starter. Scott Adrian slammed a home run with no one aboard in the sixth inning. Adri an Hall doubled for the winners. Olson's had 10 hits to six for Eccles. Hal Barleen belted a pair of singles as did Randy Shaw. Davidson led the losers with a single and double. Kingsley used three pitchers to notch its victory. Mike Negrevski opened, was lifted for Scott Smel- cer who was taken out in favor of Cecil Davis. Rudy Carlson was the Jnser. Smelcer was the win ner. Each team got seven hits. Chris Carlson was the leading hitter for the winners with a double and single. Rusty Klem also busted a double as did Davis. Val Carlson had a single and double for the Teamsters. Olson's 400-022 8-10-0 Eccles 002-0002- 6-3 Gallagher, Fischer (4 and Bar leen; Davidson, Hummel U), Schooler 5i and Hubbard. Kingsley 024-010 7-7-3 Teamsters 010-5006-7-5 Negrevski, Smelcer 5, Davis I6 and Sowell; R. Carlson and Coon. POinti Chris Hall SV35 Allen Hatcher 52.47 Paul Hewitt 52. U Jim King 50,04 Tom Stanton 49.25 Tim Wilder 4105 J. A, McDonald 44.04 Jim Dyer 44.20 Bob Sorllen 43.39 Robert Glenn 43.05 Don Ecker Rusi Melton 41.33 Ken Harris 40,09 Gary Grubb 39.05 Howard D'xon 31.45 Cecil Cr ad dock 30.10 June II results: Allen Hatcher 3-t, Bob Sorleln 2-2 j Paul Hewitt 3-1, Rob ert Glenn 1-3; Jim King 3-1, Don Eck er 1-3; Chris Hall 2-0, Rusi Mellon 2-2; Tom Stanton 2-2, Ken Harris 3-1 ; Tim Wilder 1-1; J. A. McDonald 1-3, Gary Grubb 0-4; Jim Dyer 2-2, Howard Dix on 2-2. Hlgn fnd. game, Allen Hatcher 254; high Ind. series, Alien Hatcher 839. 'i S'l Vi 11Vi WOMEN'S TRIO LEAGUB W L Lucky Trio 12 4 Odd Balls 11 . 5 Merry Barbies 11 S Lucky Strikes 10 The Birds 10 6 Ally Oodi Soup l'i J't Bowl Weevils 8 8 Screwballs 1 6 Bowling Bags ? Lett Oven 7 The Squawk ers 7 9 Lucky Laggers a' i 9 i P-E-P 4 12 Never Strikes 3 13 Results: The Birds 3, Lucky Laqqers 1) Lett Overs 2, Lucky Trio 2; Squawk ers 3, Merry Barbies I; P-E-P 0. Bowling Pags 4; screwballs i. bowi weevils i; Never Strikes 2, Lucky Strikes 2; Ally Oops Soup 3. Odd Balls 1, Htqh team game, Bowllnq Bags-Left Overs Ole 584; high team series. Bowling Bags '634; high ind. game, Grace Cor bin high Ind. series, Bet ty Angle 488. PARENT-JUNIOR LIAOlie Mike 8. Lucille Crawley 11 3 Bill a. John Rose ' 11 5 Chief & Kathleen Hatcher 10 Charlie A Dennis York 9 7 Sharon 8 John Singleton 9 7 Fern Oennls Graham 8 I Eoie 4 Ben Tom 1 in I I Duane & VI Singleton 8 8 Vtriene & Haiel Hanscam 8 8 Beth 8 Al Sorensert 8 8 Linda & Sam Warren 7 3 Jerry 1 Mike Rainwater 5 M Eric & Wilbur Ha skins 4 12 ' June 12 results: Bill-John Rose 1, Charlie-Dennis York 1 ; Mile - Lucille Crawley 3- Merlene - Haiel Hanscam 1; Fern-Dennis Greham 1, Sharon - John Smqleton 3; Chief-Kathleen Hatcher 3, Duane VI Singleton 1; Beth-Al Soren sen 3. Eric-Wilbur Hasklns 1; EoleBen Tomlin , Jerry-Mike Rainwater I. Hgh team game. Sharon - John Sin gleton 418; high team series- Sharon John Singleton 113; high ind. game, Dennis Graham 201; high Ind. series. Mike Crawley S1. SKYLARK LEAGUE Jumping Jacks The Slivers Team 00 Huttons Prank 8 Frankies Rebels Badoreks Results: Huttons 1, Snack Coffee Shop 4: Rebels Vj, Jumo no Jacks 4'j; Frank & Frankies 1, 40 Club 4; Team 00 2, The Slivers 3. High team game, 40 Club 404; high team series, 40 Club 2251; high ind 42.20 game, Howard Bales 237; high ind. st rles, Dale Street 7lt. HAPPY HOLIDAY LEAGUE V L Jokers 15 5 Rolling Pins 13 5 Blasters 14 Strikers H Satellites 9 Alley Cats 10 10 Swingers 8 12 HI Los ' 13 Bowlereltes 14 Wishful Thinkers 3 18 June 12 resulti: HI Lo's 0, Satellites 4; Allev Cats 1, Rolling Pins 3; Wish ful Thinkers 1, Strikers 3; Swingers 0, Blasters 4: Jokers 3, BowlereMes I. High team game, Strikers 758; high team series, Blasters 2189; high ind. qame, Cassie Whlteman 179; high Ind. series, Maxine Switiler 487. ASTRONAUTS LSAGUS W Merchandise Mart 13 Lauras Beauty Fair 17 Pepsi Cola 12 Sherwln-Wllllarm 11 Toms Meat Market II Cushion Corner 10 Greenwood Masonry 9 Ace TV Holiday Bowl Coffee Shop 8 Jay Hawk 7 Results: Greenwood Masonry 7, Lauras Beauty Fair 7; Sherwin-Williams 1, Jay Hawk 3; Cushion Corner 4, Holiday Bowl Coffee Shoo 0; Merchandise Mart Ace TV 2; Pepsi Cole a. Toms Meat Market 7. High team game, Greenwood Masonry 806; high team series. Cushion Corner 7342; high Ind, game, Eldina Greenwood 214, M., Ken Behnke 718; hgh ind, series, Eldine Greenwood 410, M.( Elmer An. derson 51. 77 27'1 13'- Keniers Lucky 3 Fireballs Orbit TriO 3 Rs Vie's Skinflint Luckiet KEDs TeMvi Dame ResulH: Lvtk-M . DMD 4; Lucky 3 3, Orbit Trio 1; Via' 3. 3 Rs I; Keq lers 4. Skinflints 0; Daisies 3. Fireballs 1: KEDs 3. Telstart I; (Make-up) Dai sies 0, Skinflints 4. Nigh team game. Keolers 49ft; high team series, Kfqlrs nil; high ind. game, Louise Muter 189; high ind. se ries, Emy Terrlere 409. FLINTITONES LEAGUE This Tulelake Moses Fluhrer's, 4-3; Dugan-Mest Wins Tonight Elks vs. Crater Cats Moyina Heights vs. Gun Store Wcyerhaeuser-Gene's vs. Motor Investment Kiwanis vs. Crater Lake Thomas Dodge vs. Coca Cola Hal's vs. Western Oil DARCO vs. Big Y Market Wednesday Falcons vs. Ashland iGemi Superior Troy vs. Balsiger's Merrill vs. Malin Weyerhaeuser vs. Hal's Rend-Porlland vs. Gene's East Side vs. Jeld-Wen Big Y vs. Eccles Western Oil vs. Kingsley Thursday Gun Store vs. Fluhrer's Moyina Heights vs. Chiloquin Thomas Dodge vs. Motor In vestment Kiwanis vs. Weyerhaeuser- Gene's Coca Cola vs. Crater Lake Hal's vs. Olson's DARCO vs. Teamsters Friday Tri-City at Medford Crater Cats vs. Superior Troy Dugan and Mest vs. Merrill Tulelake vs. Balsiger's i Malin vs. Elks Bend-Portland vs. Jeld-Wen Gene's vs. Hal's Weyerhaeuser vs. East Side Big Y vs. Kingsley Western Oil vs. Eccles Saturday Hawks vs. Grants Pass (Gem) Medo-Bels at Dunsmuir DARCO vs. Olson's Hal', vs. Teamsters Sunday Falcons vs. Grants Pass (there) Hawks vs. Medford (Gem) Mount Shasta at Happy Camp Weed at Scott Valley lelake Crater Call Fluhrer'i Elks Malin Dugan I Veil Balilgers Movlna Heighti Superior Troy Gun Store Chiloquin Tulelake nosed out Fluhrer's, 4-3, in a surprise victory in the Klamath Basin Babe Ruth League 4 I 1.000 4 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 4 1 .(00 Monday night and Dugan and Mest topped Chiloquin, 7-1, behind the two-hit pitching o( Lee Turner. The Bakers got a superb pitch ing ;erlormance out of Dave Ko vich and Jim Drew who allowed the Tulelake team a combined to tal of two hits during the game and still lost. The Bakers belt ed four hits off winner John Craw ford. Tulelake tallied first in the sec ond inning on a walk to Gary Listen, Oxygen Grab Victories Liston Aircraft downed Metier Brothers, 9-7, while South Sixth Oxygen downed A&W Drive-in, 4-2, Monday night in South Sub urban Babe Ruth League action. Oxygen humiliated Town and Country in a Saturday game, 28- 19. Liston won by using fnur hurl- ers in the game with Murphy get ting the win. Smelcer took the loss. Each team got six hits with James leading the win ners with two doubles and a sin gle for half the hits. Ragalski lopped the losers with a pair of doubles. Osa pitched a four-hitter (or Sixth Street Oxygen against A&W. Koon was the loser on a five hitter. B. Hackler led the winners w ith a pair of singles. Tockey led the losers with a triple. The' Saturday game between Hawks Lose Twin-Bill To Studs Oxygen and Town and Country produced the highest score of the season. There were 47 runs scored in seven frames, an aver age of almost seven per inning. Oxygen got 22 hits and the aid of 15 errors. Oxygen pitching gave up 16 hits-and made six errors. Osa led the hitters in this game with five hits. He had a triple, dou ble and three singles. B. Hackler had a double and three singles, Huck and Cavarretta each had three singles. The losers were led by G. Jones with a triple, double and single, Nealy a double and two singles, M. Carlson, two dou bles and a single, and Rutherford, three hits. Tatum. a hit by Greg Cush man, then a pair of outs which advanced the runners to second and third and another walk to catcher Jim Meyers and an error. Fluhrer's came back with three runs in their half of the sec ond. Jim Phillips walked and stole second. He scored on Sam McKeen's double and two were put out before leadoff batter Rick Lynn singled to score McKeen. Steve Lynn walked to put two on base and Gene Harp singled to score Rick Lynn with the third run. That was all the runs for the Bakers. Tulelake came back with the tying run in the fourth. Gary Tatum walked, took second on an error by the Bakers' catcher aft er Cushman had walked and scored on a ground out. Crawford came up and won his own game in the fifth inning when he, as the first batter up, slammed a home run to win it. McKeen was the only one to get a pair of hits with a double and single. Turner hurled a masterful two hit job at Chiloquin and the losers contributed with six errors. Jim Bridge led the winners withe booming home run and a single. Cecil Bettlcs and losing pitcher Joe Hood were the only hitters for Chiloquin. Dugan and Mest tallied once in the first frame, but Chiloquin tied the game at 1-1 in the second. Dugan and Mest regained the lead in their half of the second wiUi a single run. They added two more in the third and capped their final lime at bat with three runs. :y. Tulelake 020-114-3-2 Fluhrer's 030-003-4-3 Crawford and Meyers; Kovidi, Drew (4) and Phillips. Chiloquin Olo-OO 1-2-S Dugan and Mest 112- 37-6-4 Hood and Hale; Turner and Lynch. TWO .IOCKF.YS IN.IL'RKI NEW YORK (UP1 Jockey Sandy Hernandez suffered a Broken collarbone when his mount Pitt Penna. threw him during the running ol tne sixtn race at Aqueduct Monday. Manny Ycaza also suffered minor injuries and was removed from the remainder of his mounts for the day. Paul Lindgren Is Medalist EUGENE (UPD-Paul Lindgren of Eugene fired an even-par 72 to capture medalist honors in qualifying for the junior division as the Oregon Golf Association Junior Tournament began Mon day. Five players shot 72s. They were Scott Smith of l.ake Oswego, Dave Hamaker of Eugene, Tom McPherson of Portland, Steve Dunning of Astoria and Mark Gustafson of Corvallis. John Krogh of Portland took medalist honors in the qualifying for the boys' division with 77. Other low scorers were Peggy Conley of Spokane with 83 in the girls' division, Wayne Iurila of Coos Bay with 45 in the pee wee division and Stacie Young of Lake Oswego with 71 in the pec wee girls' division. Match play began today. The tournament ends Friday. 1 lie Hawks of Klamath lost a Legion doublelieader to the Cen tral Point Cheney Studs Sun day, the first a no - hit game pitched by Larry Pepper. The Studs won the first game, a league counter, 3-0, and the 6' ond game, 2-1. Pepper hurled excellent ball In striking out 10 Hawks. He hurt his arm. however, with one strike on the last batter of the game and Wayne Clay came in to pitch two strikes to the final Hawk batter for the no-hit game. Neil Rivenburg led the Studs with a double, the only extra base blow of the day. Dave Hill took the loss on the mound with fine aix-hit performance. The Hawks got only three hits in the second game off Wayne Mason of the Studs. Dennis Berry hurled a six-hit game for the Hawks. Brad Slezak of the Hawks led all batters with a booming home run. Lou Alvarez had a pair of doubles and Mike G lines had one. The Hawks play in Medford Y nday night. Manny Jimenez I Recalled PORTLAND (UPI) - The Kan sas City Athletics recalled out fielder Manny Jimenez from their Portland farm club Monday and sent the Beavers outfielder Jay He"' ''ins. Jimenez hit .323 (or the Beavers after being sent down May 23. Hankins was called up a few days later while carrying a .352 aver age for Portland. He hit .176 or the Athletics. Kirsch Among Coach Nominees OMAHA, Neb. (DPI) - Univer sity of Oregon's Don Kirsch was one of nine coaches nominated Monday for the College Baseball Coach of the Year Award. 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