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PACE 4 C Sunday. June 23, 1963 alii. On. Merrill Rally Brings al l r ' iTTr4f4 If 1J Ai. I F f "jr22j B . i t J tx, -1 a.m'a i " ' ii . k : it . 1 1 i imf i 4 ii a I HOLIDAY JUNIOR DOUtUII LIAOUt Lucky Strikes W L Vrry tWb-es McFtmtl i Jorn Tinker 4 0 .'twtniii McKe...ie A Cyrus 1 3 1 , Sauwhri fcotn A Pool 1 J 1 1 A'ly Oopi Soup I't UVi Rortroii & G1010.1 2 7 801109 Begi ' Jim Turner A Crtwltv I 2 tell Over. 7 t Wagner A Cmujy I J LiAkr I eager ' ' 8og A H411 1 JNe.er Jtrmt 3 ' J 0'9 A Roie I) eP-fcP 4 I Retuilv CiOiCKi A 0t'H 2. Jim Rtlu'lt: Lvcfcy Trio i, P E T 0; Lucky Tinker A Crty 2; iVKKeom A Cv-' Strike 2. Tre Jquewheri 2; ScfwOall J. j,,tr A CttuiQv i; feuen A Pool ' . Lri Oven 0, Never Strike 1. Odd J, Begg A Hll 1; Mceiie. A WW 2; Tn Bird X Merry BerDle I; TirMtu- 1. Garcia & Pnu 0 I clortl Weevils . All Oooi Souo 0. Hnjn mm vdn, cib.tx) a oftoiiai H'ti gm, Lwcky Tuo hflh i take is setnd with a 4-0 record, w, nign iMin Mdii, WCttitf ft ( 'at . ins i'oj nin mu I06J. hten i rut. arn, Jrii OiOion 2Ui; 1 um, Dot Ovtrmirf (tuD) 99i hign Irvfl. hiyn lrU. Mrili, J Wirt TtoKtr W. Mfii. CkKili Crwlffy W6. 'ixth Straight Victory L'ndcfcalcd .Merrill got a real scare Friday niEIH Deiore n Dulled out a narrow 2-1 victory over Dugan and Mest in Klam ath Basin Babe Ruth action and the Elks upended Malin, 11-7, in the oilier contest. Morrill, thus; built its league lead to 6-0 (or the season. Tule- HAPPY HOLIDAY LIAOU1 SKYLARK IIAOUI All Clft SattliiiM HI Lo 14 10 11 1J 11 13i DWD Kagiart Oroil Trl( Lucky 3 Pirt04li 3 Ki STRENUOUS EFFORT PAYS OFF gained second place for Frank Covelli of Pasadena Ath (eric Club with a javelin throw or 46 feet, b inches, f .Z -T; lfv.. it.i-L This strenuous effort the 75th annual National AAU Track and Field Cham pionships in M. Louis Friday and Saturday. UP! Telephoto 14 Skinflint J J1 Lucim 5 "'Keen JoMtrt 3, Rolling Pifii , T,,,f-r. aotvltfalie I, VvikWiiui Thinner 3. Nibii 'Din gim, Jtmeri 6l; nign ttum MKIIfe, AHBK t.9lb fli!4; fltflfi (IHj. t)dm, Fr,etitd Luckay 189; nigh int). tnk, Syl- V Kingsley Increases Lead LL Interstate Local Loan Pump Beats In SSBH Kingsley Increased lis South Suburban Little League lead Fri day night with a narrow 5-4 win over luckless Big V Market and Eccles got back onto Die win road with a 7-3 win over Western Oil. Mike Ncgrevski got the pitch ing win with a two-hit per formance. But his opponents. Al len Pranfihofer and Rod Allrcd combined to throw a one-hit game in a losing cause. Kingsley made nine errors and Big Y eight. Ncgrevski was the second of three pitchers for Kingsley. He relieved starter Cecil Davis in the second and was lifted for Chris Carlson in the fourth Pranghofer started and gave way to Allrcd in the fourth. Kccles romped past Western Oil on eight hits as Mike School er, .and Mike Davidson com bined to allow only three hits to Western Oil. Bob Kuhn and Bob Krnst each belted doubles for the winners. Kicky Rose absorbed the pitching loss although relieved in the tilth by Don Mills. Kingsley OM-lOO-S-l-Si Big Y Market 0OO-031I-2-8 Davis, Ncgrevski (2), Carlson Hi and Sowell, Klem 161; Prang hofcr. Allred (4) and Dickson, Pranghofcr (4. Ecclos 500-0207-8-2 Western Oil 210-0003-3-5 Schooler, Davidson 4 and Da vidson, Hubbard (4; Rose, Mills '31 and Blacksmith. LAT MAts LIAOUi I W L : towtrt No. 2 21' i ' Ja.o 19' i r jC1luf 18 10 oatdwr II to . R'H.ok-Kuitt is to 1 v.i.e-0dtr 1J 13 w 14 14 Na.vai I J IS F m".nmr II Is 0w 13 IS won 12 H '.' II ) 1 11 17 : Bo't Uo 1 10 II I 8nO' 10 II Rnro 7 21 Junt 20 rtaulls: Hagtr 1. Bcndfr 3; R'dtncur X R'cnardt I; Flttchcr 2. Rey- rolOi-Hunr 2; Jm 2. Olson 2; Cant J. Haalon 1; Bowari No. 2 4, Bowars No. I 0; McKals-Bakar 1. Daloy 3; Nalson 0. Chlldar 4. Nigh laam gama. Haalon a27; Mgh aam sarias, ennoars 1166; hloh ino. gama. Nala Rldanour 213; C. J. Healon 7jt; high Ind. sarlas. Mlllla Nalson. S79; Jim Chlldara 62S. Interstate Pump handed Local Loan a setback. 12 3. and Pacific Supply upset South Sixth Oxy. gen in a slugfest Friday night. 18-16, in South Suburban Babe Ruth League action. L i s t o n topped Musgrove in another game, 11-8. South Sixth Oxygen toppled Musgrove in a game Thursday, 12-8. Local Loan had lost only one game going into the Friday game when Milllgan set the Loaners down on four hits. The Pumpers used an It-hit attack and seven Loaner errors to garner the victory. Milligan gave up only four hits, two of them to losing pitcher John Ferrell and two otlier scattered singles. Ferrell allowed II hits but had little backing with the 11 errors. Hill pecked out three hits for the winners while Edge had a triple and single. Hammil had a pair of singles. Ferrell had a dou ble and single for the losers. The Oxygen-Pacific duel was anything but a pitcher's battle. The winners had 14 hits to nine for the losers. The losers made our errors to five for the win ners. But tome of the difference came when the Oxygen losing pitcher B. llackler walked 13 batsmen. Both teams had hitting heros Don Mustoe slammed a grand ISLL ITANOINOS Taam K.igiiay O'son's tTtclas to Y WasHrn Oil Nan DARCO Taamitara Capsule Comments From Open Meet BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPII - "I thought that the British Capsule comment from- three Pn in '1!I was rough because guys who go out Sunday in a ' lne wlna out ls the worst W t Pat. 12 1 .l7 a l .7so t s .an I I Jl J7J 7 6 .571 COUNTRY COUSINS IIAOUI rouf Spa'aa a hi a witsa s F n rccnari ) Pn Shiroara a a Lucky Four J Gu'ltr Oullt't 1 RaiulH: Fogr Sparas 1. Lucky Four Ji hit a M's. 2. Pin Pooears 2; Pin Ulp PO't 1. Guitar Dutta'S t. H'Oh taam gama. Pin PoApars M4 rtiati tam aa.iai, p.n Popoars latai high tnd. gama. wonnia starkay lift Molt Ind. rlas. Monnla Starkav 4AS three-way playoff for Die U.S. Open golf championship. Each of them young Jacky Cupit. veteran Julius Boras and golden boy Arnold Palmer i would have preferred to win outright. But they all were happy that at least there is a tomorrow in playoff for the Jlfi.OOO top prize and America's greatest golf ing prize. They looked at it like this: Boros "I'm a lucky guy because I didn't think all day long that 1 had a chance. "I guess the most I can say Is that 1 m a very surprised guy "There I was. sitting In the clubhouse sipping a brew and all of a sudden the game Is on and here we go again Sunday. Palmer "Man. this has been rough Negroes Call Mass Meeting XAMHRIDGE. Md., (ITI'-Ne-gDttalions in the racial dispute wbrrh has gripped this Chess- Dodge Nine Defeats Investment Thomas Dodge rapped Motor Investment Thursday in City Ut ile League Minors, 1M, to even its record at 2 2. Motor In vestment Is 1-2. Scott-Baiistien got tlie win and J. Ramirez the kiss. Scott-Hans-tien also drove in six of the I ever played in. The wind was consistent there. Here you could n't tell which way It was blow ing from one second to the next. 'I'll tell you one thing, it will be nice to be here Sunday and how I feel about it after it's over depends on how things go. But I sure hope that wind takes a vacation." Cupit "Man, I made a double bogey ion the 17th i and that took it out of reach. "But no matter what happens Sunday, at least up until then this was the most exciting day o my life. 'My heart was in my mouth when I hit that putt on the 18th. I thought for a few seconds that j it was going richt into the cup lor a winning birdie and then it missed by Inches. But at least I'm still alive. Thank goodness for tomorrow." It was the same for all of them. Bittncrness and sweetness and high hopes for Sunday Valiants Victorious slam home run for the winners in the seven-run fifth inning which won the game for the Suppliers. He also had a single. Clinton was the big stick with a triple and three singles. Allen had two sin gles, and Cromwell a triple and single for the winners. Tom Osa led the losers with a grand slam home run in the sixth on the wav to a comeback which fell shy and a pair of doubles. Craig Kitching had a double and two singles for the losers. Liston put down a late Mus grove rally for that win. Bob James went the route for the win in allowing seven hits. The win ners got 11 off losers Ken Phelps ana rrca toie. James also was one of tin leading hitlers wit a double and single. Cray was the leader with a triple, doublo and single. Mur phy had two singles and Grif fith had a double and single. D. Fischer had a triple and single lor uie losers nlnlc Dennis Coff- man had a home run. Chuck Church had a triple and M. lies cock a double. South Sixth topped Musgrove Thursday behind the hurling of Frank t'avarretta. Dennis Coff man absorbed the loss. Both hurlers gave up II hits in their stints. Tom Osa again led the Oxvcen hitting attack with a triple and two singles in four trips. Craig Kitching had a double and sinclc and Phillip Reynolds three hits. ! i- Joe Snyder led the losers with r a double and two singles while J Dennis Cole had two singles andiH Chuck Church a triple. Local Loan ont-onn-n 3. 4.7 ' 0 Int. Pump 510-10.x-12-ll-3J Ferrell and Simnnsen: Milligan k and Hammil. PLINTSTONSS LEAGUE W Jumping Jacks la's 31. ina onvart 13 7 Snack Collaa Shop 13 7 Huttons 13 I 40 Club II 9 Taam 00 to 10 Badoraks 9 11 Rabals l' j ltt Frank I Franklas 7 13 Rasults: Rabals i, by forfait: Snack Coffaa Shoo 3. Badoraks 2; Tha Sllvars 4. Frank a Frankias I; Huttons 4, 40 Club 1; Jumping Jacks 4, Team 00 I. High taam oama. Huttons 641 1 hlah Huttons 22S6t high Ind. game. 22B; high Ind. gama, marl Jonas. 22lf high Ind. se ries. Dala Street 133. RAults: Luckies 1. Kecjlers 3; Lucky 3 3, Daisies 1; vies 3, Fireballs I; 3 Rs 3, Oroit Trio I; DMDs A Tolsters KEOs 3. Skinflints 1. Make-up: Orbit Trio 4 Telstars 0; Glo ria Huebner 172, 444 series. Hign laam qama. Vies, Keglers 485; high taam series. Vas IJ62; high Ind. game. Louise Miller 167; high Ind. series. Gloria Huebner J94. BUTTERFLY LEAGUI W Bowling Hegs 16 Hapco 17 Pals 17 rhree Stooges 12 String Alongs 10 Two Plus Ones 7 Allay Rats 6 MAM Market Results: Hapco rhree Stooges 4 Plus One t. Pi String Alongs 2. Hiqtt team gama, Hapco 564; high team series, Pin Pals 1560; high Ind. game. Casey Konopasek 196t high Ind. series. Alene Hammel 514. PARENT-JUNIOR LEAOUI 1 The Merrill nine had to tally two ! runs in the third to get the 2-1 advantage. ' Dugan and Mest had latched onto a one-run lead in the top of the first inning. Leadoff batter Alan Mitchell led off with a walk and stole second base. He moved to third on a passed ball and scored on a single by losing pitch er Jim Bridges. ' Merrill slipped back into the lead in the third with two runs Right-fielder Bob Waldrip led off with a walk and .stole second. Don White whiffed and R u s s Smith followed suit with a strike out for the second out. But then Larry Kurtz reached first on an error' to pave the way for win ning pitcher Mike North's three base hit for the two runs. 5 Hags Bridges gave up only two hits in losing tlie game, the triple to North and a single to D ou g Moore. North allowed only one hit in tie pitcher's duel, the hit to opiHising moundsman Bridges. Kjich nitcher whiffed eillht. Tlie Elks had to rally with live vnre 12' ana Haaiey, Miller 13 runs in the fourth frame to beat Merrill 0O20x 2-2 Bridges and Lynch; North and Haskins. .Malin 024-1- 7 Elks M0-3 11.7.3 Bauer and Muskcrn; Miller, De- Malin. Malin had a 7-8 lead going into the bottom of the fourth when tlie Elks exploded. Ted DeVore got the pitching victory in relief of Glenn Miller. Bruce Bauer was tlie loser. The winners rapped out seven hits while the losers got only four off the combined talents of Mill er and DeVore. Tlie game was tied up 6-8 going into the fourth when Malin pushed across the go-ahead run. But the Elks, using four hits, rallied for tlie five winning runs. The four hits by Malin were scattered singles. Miller had two hits for the winners. Kim Bad Icy also slammed a double for the winners. Miller drove in three runs while Greg Decker and Steve Huettl each drove across two. Dugan & Mest 100-001-1-3 KLAMATH BASIN STANOINOS Team Merrill Tulelaka Craler Cats Fluhrer's Balslgers Elks Malm Moylna Heights Dugan A Mest Gun Store Superior Troy Chiloquln L Pet. 0 I.0O0 0 1 000 3 0 l.oco 2 U! ' 2 .501 2 3 .400 I J .400 Stable Bowling MAM Mrkft 0; Two , Pals 3; Ally Rata 2. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED DOUBLES W L 11' I'J 12 Stan 1 Cathy Hoff Livern Kiawitttr It 4 Henry A Mildred Robolrts i a1 1 Jim Oyer A Charltne Collltr 7 Al Lynch A Pat Psion 7 Art A Margaret Klrkpalrlck S 11 Bob A Jean Eklund 5 11 flavjltt: Dver-Collief 1, Rocks 3; Lunch- Pa lone 0, Klawllter 4; Klrkpatrlckt 3, fcxiuna. " KObbim r i. Hoilj 1 High team aami, Paul A Rosa Rock 00; high team lerlei, Paul A Rosa Rock WM) hign ind. gama. Paul Rock 25li Sow Rock 314, high Ind. series, Paul Rock asti Rosa Rock 511. SUMMER NIGHT CRAWLERS LSAOUE W L Unpredictable i iB a Fran 1 1 Oil Filllrs No. 2 IS Melnllners 13', io Lucky Strikes 13'-j lO'i Crater Lake Dairy Oit Dorrls 1 1 13 Night Hawks 10 U Elmers Texaco is I6 rand Oil Filters No 1 I la Raiulti: Pranli Oil Filters N. 3, Mainlmtri lj Crater Lake Dairy Ost. Dorrls 7. Franti Oil Filters N. 1 3; Lucky Strikes I. Unpredlctabias 1: Night Hawks 3, Elmers TacO I. High team game, UnarM lei ttes MS; high team series. Unpredictable H99; hign (no gme. Bill Hanan JlJi high ind, series. Bll Hanan J. PtTSRSIN CLASSICS LEAOUI Partner. Potnts 71 1 71 M 71 00 a r ei.o w Mike and Lucille Crawley 13 Bill and John Rosa 14 York and F. . Hoover 1? Sharon and John Singleton 13 Chief and Kathleen Hatcher 11' 1 Beth and Al Sorensen 11 Merlene and Harel Hanicam 10' i Eola and Ban Tom (In Linda and Sam Warren Duana and VI Singleton Fern and Dennis Graham I J. Tinker and J. Angle 7 Jerry and Mike Rainwater 7 13 Eric and Wilbur Haskins 5 15 June l results: MIke-Lucllle Crawiev 4, Fern-Dennis Graham 0; Bill-John Rosa 3, Eole-Ben Tomlin 1; D. York-F. Hoover 1 Ouane-VI Singleton 1; Sharon-John Sin gleton 3, Eric-Wilbur Hesklns It Merlene- Hazel Hanscam J'j. Chlet-Kathleen Hatch- er l'j; Linda-Sam Warren I, Jerry-Mike Rainwater 2; J. Tinker-J. Angle 1, Beth-, Al Sorensen 3. j High team aame, Beth-A I &areneni U7; high team series, Bill-John Rosa, anaron-jonn singiet-on ctietl mi; high ind. game, Al Sorensen HI; high Ind. se ries, John Rose Sit. The term nut was applied to the peanut because of its flavor, which is similar to that of some true nuts. McKinley, Ralston In Wimbledon WIMBLEDON, England UPI Chuck McKinley is the only seeded player in the 20-man American delegation that starts play Monday for the Wimbledon Rod Laver and Miss Hard lost out twice in the women's final, in 1957 to Althea Gibson of New York and in 1959 to Maria Bu- eno of Brazil. Both McKinley and mens tennis championship, but; Miss Hard are seeded fourth this many of the Yanks are toutingjyear. There are 20 U.S. men and women in the singles cham- Dennis Ralston for the title. Commented Bill Kellogg of La Jolla. Calif., manager of the United States women's team which won the inaugural Federa tion Cup tournament this week: "I think Dennis is the man for i. He's improved considerably, curbed some of his temperament and is itching to go at Wimble don. He'll be tough to beat." Both McKinley and Darlene Hard of Los Angeles, the only Americans seeded for tlie two week Wimbledon championships will he seeking the singles titles which have narrowly eluded them. McKinley was beaten in the 1961 men's final by Australia's 13 pionships. The 27-year-old Miss Hard, ranked No. 1 in the U.S., has said that .w in or lose, this is her last Wimbledon tournament. Ralston, only 20, has had a spotty career. He was not rank ed in the U.S. last year, largely because he was suspended by the U.S. Lawn Tennis Association for his antics in the 1961 Davis Cup matches against Mexico. In 1960, he and Rafael Osuna of Mexico won the Wimbledon doubles crown. Australians are top-seeded in both divisions. Roy Emerson in the men's and Margaret Smith in the women's. NEW YORK lUPIi - Stocky Jose Stable. Cuban New Yorker, used a buz? saw hooking attack to win a unanimous decision over rangier Charley Scott of Philadel phia Saturday night and earn a probable non-title fight with wel terweight champion Emile Grif fith. Stable had the better of the hard - fighting because of his closequartcr hammering in their nationally - televised 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden. There were no knockdowns but each was shaken several times and Stable's right brow was slightly cut as was the inside ol Scott's upper-lip. Scott's right eye was badly bruised in the ter rific 10th round. Each weighed 147 pounds, ex actly the welter division's limit. The three ring officials favored Stable. 22. on a rounds basis as follows: Referee Pete Delia. 8-1-1; Judge Bill Recht. 5-4-1 and Judge Artie Aidala. 6-4. The Unit ed Press International agreed, 6-4. Matchmaker Teddy Brenn said champion Griffith probably would meet Stable in a non-title television light in September, and if Stable won or made tlie fight close, he might get a title bout later. Boys and Gins! WilfWr Si an ton Dili on A McDonald Eeher G'"n Mellon Out .,A-.(V. ti-,., a. -...,. ,,. keuLfl iff' , ne ." . ...-.......; " . runs. Catcher J. Hill was 4-S at Saturday and Negro leaders call-1 the plate. H. Anderson led 'the los cd a mass meeting to consider'er, vi-ith two hits, the situation. Integration leaders said It city littir leaoui would be confined to presentation! Tm of. a progress report. jmwawi Iitil because there was no ap- .,Vdoa pitiY-nt progress Edmund Mrs-CK' c" , j . r- ti ,i j Motor Investment Inv an aide to Gov. Millard E.1 crater l. TaUt's who has been serving as!Itfm Mnon mediator, withdrew. I .,...,. Mc.-tcr left Cambridge for the j JJ rtafp capital of Annapolis and' East 5oej aid he had "no further role to, pmj W t Pet 4 ft i rvyi I 3 Wt 1 1 .sort I I .311 I I )ll 1 1 .750 Listen Mitssrove James and 61 41 61 15 en 03 56 tf 55 44 57 II II 4 45 43 4! Tim Mitchell B Sorlien June it results Hloh ind gome. inO-0116-1 U-ll-3- 'Wff h'Bh Jim ln9 '54 OOA-122-3 8- Ml COUNTRY COUSINS LEAOUI E. Cook. Gaswickv r. . ? 171 Phelps. Cole I5i and Cassidy. h.i a Mr. 31 P.n PoOOerS 3 1 , . Lucky Four 1 3 South Sixth 441-015-1 lfi.l!M 'eem No 2 13 Pacific Supply 43W7..IMWj6;T7i, 0u.", Bl, B. llackler. Dalton 5 and P '"s Hit a Mr. j. Lucky a i; p,n Ferre'l. Hackler ,$.; BeC!. ChtT'.." 'h.! . Mr, ton 2 . Begg (31, Clinton Ifi'lMb teem series. H,t A Mrs. 1761; h.gr, and Steinbock sterkey itt. mgr. ' """" hd ,,. Georg.a Paoa 4I Musgrove 003 J 12 0 8-II -4 South Sixth lno-ilOR-x 12-nji , , I'offman and Phelps; t'avarretta ' "' anil H. llackler WOMENS TRIO LEAGUE the B"d Bowl Weevi-' Kql'AUTY Julm O'Groat gave his namei to the set! lenient on the far north rsstorn tip of Scotland. A man rtt Ar,rnnt,a la,. ha YaA lawn son with turbulent disritkn.i1r' J1 i-e lie built a house with eight doors and an octagonal table so all would have equal precedence f Irst U.S. president to serve Ice cream at White Houw dinner par ties was Thomas Jefferson. Olson's Valiants downed hap less DARCO Saturday morning in a South Suburban Little League game and Hal's Sport Shop out lasted the Teamsters, fr2. in the other contest. Tlie second place Valiants, now with a 8-3 record, used David Gibbons on the hill and lie got the win on a six lutter. Dan Hart was the loser. Tlie winners built up an early lead and coasted as DARCO scored its only run in the fifth inning Pat Gallagher ami Dickie Cl lagan tripled for tlie winners and David Wardell slammed a dou. "J hie lor Hie losers, .jn David Silensky was the winner ;)5 (or Hal's on a fue hitter. The .'m winners go, only six hits off lov or Dennis Coon. Tlie Teamsters j contributed to tlieir own lo. with five errors. The newborn Asiatic elephant Rudy Carlson slammed a home may be covered with a continuous i "in fr Hie loser? and Silensky coat of short, gray fur. Tim coatibanged one lor his winning cause soon Is shed but is replaced In Olson s llo.Bt tn-cj. a coarser, darker htr. DARIO orto-oio mw which Is comparatively ahundant Gibbons and Hail; D. Hart. until the animal is about five mienier i and Wardell. years old. Teamsters liftrt2.S.5 The motto of "F. riuribus, Hal's ornvtSx-fVaVo I'num" first appeared on US Coon and Carlson: DeVosj, SI coins In 187J. lenky U and Herbert. 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