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Newspaper Page TextNew York City Named Site NEW YORK (UPll-Xow York City will be tli pinvinq ground for Americans seeking to partici pate in the 1964 Olympics at Tokyo. Asa Bushnell, secretary of the L b. Olympic Committee, signed a formal contract with the city Monday to hold trials for 15 of tlie 20 Olympic events in the met ropolitan area. It will mark the first time so many events will take place in one location. I HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Tuesday, June S5, 1!W3 PAGE 111 SIGNS WITH WARRIORS SAN FRANCISCO (UPP-Steve Gary of St. Mary's tCalif.l has signed his 1963-64 contract with the San Francisco Warriors of the National Basketball Associa tion. Gary was the Warriors' No. 3 draft choice. Tulelake, KF Babe R Balsigers Cop uth Victories This Tulelake. after being upset by Crawford was brilliant on theble and single. Jack Slezak Baiter's last week, cot back mound in allow in" onlv one hit.ipair of singles, and Crawford onto the winning road in the Klamath Basin Babe Ruth League with a bang Monday night by trouncing Malin, 19-0, while Balsiger's notched its sec ond win in a row with a 13-11 victory over Dugan and Mcst. Tulelake built its record to 5-1, good for third place presently behind Merrill and the Crater Cats. John Crawford pitched and hit the Tulelake crew to the win. a single to Curtis Brown in the second inning, while striking out 10 in Ihe four-inninc game. He walked four. The Tulelake team chalked up four runs In the first and never was headed as they scored two in the second, one in the third and 12 in the fourth. Tulelake also pounded loser Ruben Aiding er for 12 hits. Dennis Todd had two doubles. Jim Movers a dou Handful Of Veterans, Army Of Youths In Go!f Tourney PEBBLE BEACH. Calif. IL'PH A handful of old-timers and an army of youngsters battled it out today for medalist honors in the 52nd annual California State Ama teur golf championships. Only five players were able to break par in Monday's first round of the 36-hole qualifying test. Four are barely old enough to vote and the other is 35-year-old Eli Bari- teau Jr.. of Santa Cruj. a two time winner of the state title. Grouped at one-under-par 71 as the second round began were Bariteau; George Archer of San Francisco, holder of the Northern California open, Trans-Mississippi and San Francisco City titles; Chuck Courtney, a former San Diego State College star: David K. Stockton of San Bernardino, Bend-Portland Hands Loss To Leaders; E S Victors East Side Electric stomped Hal's Sport Shop, 17-0. and Bend Pnrtland upset league - leading Weyerhaeuser. 3-2, Monday night in Major League action of the City Little leagues, Bend-Portland stopped Jeld-Wen Friday night. 12-11. Hanson locked horns in a pitch ing duel with Milbeck in the Bend Portland win over Weyerhaeuser. Both hurlers gave up only two hits apiece and it was errors that de cided lite game for the winners. Weyerhaeuser committed three rors to only one for tlie win ners. . East Side pounded out 14 hits off losing pitcher Cobb while Da vis got the win on a neat four hit game. He struck out 12 and walked six. Hal's also chipped in with nine errors. Bath slammed out three hits. Kitchen had a triple and single. Summers a home run and two singles and Davis a double and two singles. Eccles got two of the four hits for the losers. Bend - Portland outlasted Jeld Wen for the 12-11 Friday victory. Kcmnitzer was the winner in re lief of Bailey. Kcmnitzer led the hit parade also with a pair of home runs and a triple lor five RBIs. Griswold. J. Thomas and B. Thomas each had doubles. Natale and Matlick doubled for the losers. Hal's nno noo n- 4-n East Side no6-3ax 17-14-1 Cohh and Seratt; Davis and Wanderschcid. BP 010-002 3-2-1 Weyerhaeuser 0O0-101 2-2-3 WP Hanson. LP Milbeck. one of I'SC's top players, and John Sirman, Fresno State Col lege player. Some of the oldest and best- known names In the state's ama teur golf circles found the going mighty rough in the opening round ol quoltlying. And so did some of the youngsters, including John Lotz, Northern California match and medal play champion. Lotz, after a wearying plane trip from Des Moines, low a. where he finished runner-up in the NCAA championship, ballooned to a 81 Monday and needed a good round today to qualify for Ihe championship flight. John's younger brother. Dick defending champion in this event was exempt from qualifying, but played anyway and shot a fine 72 at Cypress Point. But among those who found the going rough were Verne Callison of Sacramento, the champion in 1959, who fired 81 at Pebble Beach Monday: Bruce McCor- mick of Temple City, tlie kingpin in 1945-46, who ballooned to f!0: Ernie Pieper Jr. of San Jose, a titlcholder in 1941-44, who went for 78 at Pebble, and 1961 cham-l pion John Richardson of Long Beach, who scored a 77. One surprise was the fine show ing of Mat Palacio of San Rafael, who at about the half-century mark is the oldest ex-champion in the field. Palacio fired a line one-ovcr-par 73 in his opening lest at Cypress Point. pair of singles. Todd drove in five runs with his doubles. The Balsiger-Dugan and Mesl game was a comedy of errors. The winning Balsiger's group committed six miscues but won with Ihe aid of 11 by the losing Dugan and Mest team. Jim Koisen took over the pitch ing chores for Balsiger's and got credit for the pitching win. He relieved Rudy Tena who worked the first four frames and gave up 10 of the II runs. The winners notched eight hits off Jim Bridges and Dennis Gooing. Gooing ab sorbed the loss. The losers got onlv two hits off Tena but he walked eight in the four-inning stint. The winners were struck out 10 times byj Bridges and Gooing. Alan Mezger, Mike McNery and Tena led the winners with two singles each. McNery's hits drove across four runs. Alan Mitchell, Steve Ward and Dan Henry were the three hitters for tlie losers with Ward's being a double. Tulelake 421-12-19-12-2 Malin 000- 0 0- 1-5 Crawford and Meyers: Aiding er and Kniskern. Balsiger's 440-21213-8- 6 Dugan and Mest 012-71011-3-11 Tena. Korsen S and H a r groves: Bridges, Gooing 14 J and Mitchell, Lynch M. 'BASIN BABB RUTH STANDINGS Tsam W L Pel. AAtrrlll 0 1.000 Crater Call 4 0 1.000 Tulelaka S t .833 Fluhrer'l a J .Mt Baliigar'i 4 3 .Mr Elks J 3 .400 Movlrta Htlohli 2 3 .400 Malin 1 4 .333 Gun Store 1 4 .333 Duoan and Mt 2 S .33 Superior Troy 1 4 Cnlloquin 0 Schroeder Fires 66 For Lead PORTLAND lUPD Corvallis amateur Stew Schroeder shot a 66 Monday to lead pro-am golf com petition al Columbia - Edgewatcr here. Low pro was Al Kindsfa ther, Shadow Hills of Eugene with 70. Slate TIESDAY Superior Troy vs. Gun Store .Merrill vs. Crater Cats Musgrove vs. Butte Valley A&W vs. Interstate Pump Llstfin Air Craft vs. Pacific Sup ply Big Y vs. Olson's Teamsters vs. Western Oil Crater Lake vs. Weyer-Gene'g Motor Investment vs. Coca Cola Thomas Dodge vs. Klwanls WEDNESDAY Hawks vs. Trl-City (Gems! Falcons at Central Point Fluhrer's vs. Moylna Heights Chiloquln vs. Elks T&C vs. Liston Air Craft Local Loan vs. Sixth St. Oxygen Musgrove vs. Interstate Pump Kingsley vs. DAKCO Fecles vs. Hal's Hal's vs. Bend-Portland Jeld-Wen vs. Weyerhaeuser Gene's vs. East Side THURSDAY Hawks at Medfrird Superior Troy vs. Fluhrer's Crater Cats vs. Malin Local Loan vs. K. C. Paint Metier Bros. vs. Pacific Supply A&W vs. Butte Valley Big Y vs. Teamsters Western Oil vs. Olson's Coca Cola vs. Weyer-Gene's Crater Lake vs. Thomas Dodge Motor Investment vs. Klwanls FRIDAY Dugan & Mest vs. Gun Store Merrill vs. Chiloquin Musgrove vs. Liston Air Craft A&W vs. K. C. Paint T&C vs. Pacific Supply leical Loan vs. Bulte Valley Kingsley vs. Hal's Eccles vs. DARCO ! Jeld-Wen vs. Hal's I East Side vs. Bend-Portland Gene's vs. Weyerhaeuser SATURDAY Scott Valley at Dunsmulr Hawks vs. Falcons (Gem) T&C vs. Musgrove Metier Bros. vs. K. C. Paint Sixth St. Oxygen vs. Interstate Pump Big Y vs. Western Oil Teamsters vs. Olson's SUNDAY Happy Camp at Medo-Rels (Gem) Mount Shasta at Weed Hawks at Ashland Falcons at Oregon City Mrdford al Trl-Clty (Merrill) Metier Bros,, Stuns Local Loan In South Suburban Ruth Game Local Loan was stunned again in the South Suburban Babe Ruth League action Monday night when Metier Brothers downed the Loaners. 8-7. South Sixth Oxy gen got back onto the win road with an I M win over Liston Aircralt and Pacific Sup ply slopped A&W Drive-in. 7-4. Mctler's came up with three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to take the victory out of the hands of the Loaners who led by 7-5 going into the inning. Paul Lattin. who relieved Scott Smelcer, got the win by hurling the final inning. Randy Simon sen was credited with the loss after relieving Ralph Jennings in the first frame. A pair of back-lo-back singles by Barry Gourlcv and Bill Ryan AHL ELECTS OFFICERS HERSHEY. Pa. (L'PD - The American Hockey League's board y. governors has re-elected James G. Balmer of Pittsburgh as league president. John B. Sol- lenberger of Hcrshey, chairman of the board of governors, and James Ellery of New York, sec retary-treasurer and publicity di rector, also were rc-clectcd at the board's annual meeting Mon day. started the Metier rally. Tom Miller got on via an error which allowed Gourlcy to score and Ryan and Miller tallied on Dale Ragalski's single. Meller's got II hits to six for the losers. Smelcer had a triple and single, Gourlcy two singles, and Ryan a double and two sin gles for tlie winners. The losers were led by John Ferrell who had three singles lor half the hits. South Sixth got back into tlie w inning column behind the pitch ing of Don D'Olivo and hitting of Tom Osa. D'Olivo gave up seven hits in winning while tlie Sixth Slreeters were pounding out nine off loser Murphy. Osa led the attack with a dou ble and single. Barry llackler tacked up a double and single also as did Nolan Ferrell. Eslen son had a pair of singles and Grey laced a triple and double for the losers. Pacific Supply tallied all ils runs in the first three innings and held on in a pitcher's dual. Wayne Begg was the winning pitcher although. he gave up six hits to the six the winners collected. 11c out-dueled Senecal and Tockcy Tockey took the loss after reliev ing in the third. Clinton led Hie winners with a double and single while Crom well had a pair of singles. Allen had two singles for the losers while Gorman and Coon doubled. Local Loan 100-303-07- 6-2 Metier Bros. 100-031-3-8-U-6 Jennings, Simonsen (1) and Ferrell: Smelcer, Lattin (7) and Gourlcy. South Sixth 013-052-01 1-9-3 Liston 000-012-1 4-7-7 D'Olivo and P. Hackler: Mur phy and E. Cook. Pacific 133-000-0-7-6-3 A&W Drjje-in 301-OOtVO 4-6-5 Begg and Steinbock; Senecal, Tockey (31 and Warren. 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Reddaway Hurls Spear 219 Feet TROUTDALE HIPH Gary Ileddaway of tlie University of Oregon threw the javelin 219 feet Monday night to highlight the All comers track ment at Reynolds High School. MF.F.T IS RETI RN BOLT LETHBUIDGE, Alta. (L'PH Eddy Firstrider. the Canadian welterweight champion, meets former champion Pete Schmidt in a 12-round return title bout here June 28. Firstrider took the title from tlie German-born Schmidt last April on a split decision. REMINGTON LEKTR0NIC II IiTr E Nl INGTON1 The TWO-WAY electric Shaver! AS A CORDLESS - Use it anytime anywhere on its own rechargable energy cells! OR WITH A CONVENTIONAL CORD! Just in case you forget to recharge all you do is plug it in! FACTORY PRICE AT 37.95 SfaL Va drill The basic power tool for home craftsmen ... I complete work shop in itselt. Just check ill these quality Sk il features: Pwnrtul 2 S me. not", tf titu OVillief powtr. CwiverU t nower unit f Al SnttlKk loon tut ttmi. rme, tiKB I'tu, ihruei. liMwiM far my niMlinf. 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