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Wednesday. June 26, 1963 I (Wfer Tafs Take Lead In KF Babe Ruth League J IIKRALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon I mm mm 1 ; DISPUTED DECISIONS With a l-l score in the eighth inning, Red pitcher Jim ; O'Toolo lost a tact to first bate when Maury Wills bunted and thereby lost the gam to the Dodgort. Wills scored on Jim Gilliam's double. In the fifth inning this play, low er photo, brought a heated argument from the Dodgers when Dick Tracewski was ; called out as Don Pavletich reaches for the ball coming by umpire Frank Secory. Final score was 4-1. UPI Telephoto Pregenzer Saves Another Game For ' ; By MICHAEL HUDSON United Tress International Those cheers you liear across the land today are from the far flung John Pregenzer Fan Club, rejoicing that their hero has saved another ball game for Ta coma. The fan club, uluch numbers Pierre Salinger and novelist Nor- man Maicr among ts ea tons. was formed when the bio ... teacher was Itching for the San Francisco Giants ; John's departure for Tacoma ; caused a momentous good-bye celebration and festivities have been repeated frequently because John la about the PCL's toughest firemen and keeps saving wins for Tacomans. Seven Strikeouts He came on In the seventh Tuesday night at Honolulu with! two out, the bases jammed and Tacoma nursing a 5-4 lead. He retired Die next batter and breezed through the final two in nings, fanning five men. In other results, Spokane punch ed out a 4-2 w in over Oklahoma city to keep a game and a half back of Tacoma in the northern division. Dallas-Ft. Worth edged , Portland b-i to widen its lead in the southern division since Okla, noma City and San Diego lost. The Padres were dumped by Den ver, -2. A twl-ball between the two tail- enders saw Salt Lake sweep Seat tle by scores of 4-J and W. Tacoma grubbed a 4-0 lead over Hawaii when Bill Ham and Jesus AKw whacked early homers. But Hawaii fought back, largely on Mai in Bowlers Place Ninth : MALIN - Tie Malin Explorer! Post No. 44 placed ninth in Re Jion II of tlx recent American Junior Bowling Congress mallo- graphic tournament. Headquar ters mr trie tournament was in Chicago. Malm Kxplorers who particl paled were Sherman Kalina. Ter ry Parker, Bob Bauer. Tom Guth rie, and Dale Parrish. Louis Ka lina and Duane Daley are advis ers Fischer, Mclntyre Tied For Northern Co Bat Lead Dunsmuir Dae Fiwher and Scott Valley Al MWntyre are co-ieadors of the Nnrthern Cali fornia League batting race Kith fizzling .KM averages. Each player ht three games played and hat bit at a red -hot clip. Earn has tven hits in II at bat Scott Valley' Ed Lapey rl is third uith eight hit in 14 at hats for a hot .571 mark. The other aeven in the top 10 are Dick Battutenui .500. Elvyj Ma2zonl 4i, Damlen Ro$.etlo ;(.4tt, Bill M alone (.445', Dave, I r f i Leadinq Bobby Knoop's three run blast. Celebration On Tap Hawaii loaded the bags on three hits off starter and winner Ron Herbel when Pregenzer rode to the rescue. Pregenzer has a S-0 record but has saved several other contests in his 17 appear ances, ills earned run average is 'ow 3 Pr R and the John 'V?"'"' "" " celebrating its heros maJor Another of flic PCL's big league veterans, 20-year-old Joe Moel Icr, threw a four-hitter at the Ok lahoma City in pitching Swkane to victory. He defeated another ex-Los An geles Dodger, Jim Golden, in a good pitcher's duel. Moeller fanned II in running his record to 7 and was backed by homers by John Werhas and Dick Bernardino. Joe Bonikowski of Dallas-Fort Worth was breezing along on an eight inning shutout when sud denly Portland caught fire. Jim Huglies and Kill Brvan's homers and two errors accounted for four runs. But Bonikowski retired the side to pick up his second win in six decisions. Portland ace Jose Santiago was tlie loser. Big Hanger hits were Cesar Tovar's two-run triple in the third. Bonikowski s run-cor ing single in the filth, and Tony Oliva's two-run double in the same inning. Denver's Dennis Itibant scat tered eight hits in pitching his way past San Diego. Kddie Haas had four singles to pace tlie Bear: 14-hit attack and shortitop Woody Woodward homered with one aboard In tlie fifth. Reliever Fred Burdette was the difference at Salt Lake. He picked up the victory over Seattle in the opener and then came in to snuff out a Sealtle threat in the seventh inning of the abbreviated night cap. Willi Wins In the first game. Boh Wills' single won it in the ninth after the Bees had tied it in the bot tom of the seventh of a homer hy Curt Jenson and a single by Don Davis. In the second game. Salt Lake built up a 5-0 lead, but saw Seal lie fight back on a three-run homer by Russ Gibson, who also SiHado MI6, Dale Evans 4O0 Reaner Hisey ( -toot and John Bianchi ( .400, Sigado of the Medo- Bels leads the nins-hattrd-in rie partment with seven. NORTHIRN CALIFORNIA LIAOUl Rlayee C Ak F.sner. DM j n Mtlntyre. W$ 3 11 Lapevt, SVS 1 RaH'Stette. WH ) K Menoni, WM 3 i; RmM0. WM i Mamna, Svj R H Rkl Av S'0M. KfVl ) I! m. 5VS J 1! Hitey. DM S 1! BiancM. KFM I 1! ' . . . ) 4 5 Tacomans had hit a solo (ourmaster in the opener. The scene was almost the same at Salt Lake as it was at Hono lulu. After Felix Maldonado dou bled, Burdclle came in as did Pregenzer and also saved h i s team's bacon to preserve a 5-4 win. IJnescores (1st camel ' Seattle (KKWOI-flOO 351 Salt Lake City 000-O0I-201 4-121 nuisiau. ji. u. omun t7i and I, r.. ... Gibson: Baker. Schandcvcl 161 Burdetle i8i and Holdener. W'P- Burdcltc. LP-lt. G. Smilh. '2nd game, 7 inningsi Seatlle 000-004-0 461 Salt Lake City 210-200-x 5--2 lioylc. Harrcll I5. Ninuert (Bi and Gibson; Steevens. Burdeiie '71 and Holdener. WP-Steevens LP-Boyle. Portland ono-ono-oin 4- 1 1 Lianas-M. w 002-O.IO-OOx 5-a 2 Santiago. Handrahan 5. Seilz and Bryan; Bonikowski and McCahe. LP-Santiago. Spokane tmo-OOI-021 4-11-0 Oklahoma City loo oio-OOx 341 Moeller and Brumley; Golden. Borland i a Jones (9 and Smilh LP-Golden. San Diogo Denver 000-011-000 2-8-2 103-23041 x nrnvlon JLicU. . .. l;-u 1W, i and Saul; Ribant LP-Brcodon. j .. . "'j and Lecker. idi-oma an-ow-ono i-7 o Hawaii (XXKH) 1-000 4-ft-l Herbel. Presenter 171 and Tal tn. Sovde. Duhba B and Kosol ii. WP-Herbcl. LP-Sovde. Northern Division W. L, Pel. (iR Taeoma 41 .11 .59 41 34 .S47 37 ,14 .sat 3ti 36 .300 W .19 .458 Spokane Portland I a n .Seattle 3 a Southern Dlvhdnn W. L. Pet, GB M 34 .52(1 3ft 33 .507 l'i 3! 3fi .50A ta 31 41 .431 7 2! 39 42rt 7 Dallas Fort W Oklahoma City San Diego Denver Salt Lake City Tuesday' Results Spokane 4 Oklahoma Citv 2 Dallas-Fort Worth & Portland 4 Denver 9 San Dieco 2 Tacoma 3 Hawaii 4 Salt Lake City 4 Seattle 3 Us! Same Salt Lake City S Seattle 4 2od game. 1 innings' Portland ' Mooteagiido .VK' at Dallas hort Worth Merklenherg Sin Diego (Wills at Demei tMK'kelsen 0-0 . Spokane iHoed 7 4 at OWa hia City KimMi (V3. Tainu Hninhaldi 7-4 1 at Ha waii (Newman 4 Seattle "Stepher Isealtle 1 StenlenjMn 2-7 a n di SjwinWK'k 0-31 at Salt Iake City dariamk 2 games. iCarlander 3-5 and Sevfried S1.!" Re Th, un-. h,gn The Crater Cats took over sole possession ol lirst place in the Klamath Basin Babe Ruth League at Gem Stadium Tuesday nisht by handing previously unbeaten Merrill an 8-3 loss. Superior Troy upset Gun Store lor its second win, 3-2. The victory left the Cats with an unblerrished 5-0 record in the league ' moved the Merrill crew into second place all alone with a 6-1 record. Tulelake is third at S-l. J The win came on another mas terful pitching performance of Bob Moore. He now has given up only two hits in three complete games, one of which was a no- hit game, and the Cat pitching staff has allowed only six hits in five games. Moore allowed the Merrill team, only one hit while lie and his mates were rapping losing pitch er Mike North for only six safe ties. North had little backing from the field with four errors which proved extremely cosily. Moore struck out 12 and walked eight which gave Merrill some help. N'orlh walked only four and struck out six. The Cats struck once in the first when Rick Brosterhous reached lirst on an error, took second on a passed ball, third on an error and came home on a Beatty Clocks 3:56 Flat Mile TORONTO I UPI i -Jim Beatty, Los Angeles insurance man, thrilled track and field fans in Toronto Tuesday night when he ran the mile in 3:56 flat in an international track meet at Var sity Stadium. Beatty. pushed by teammate Jim Grelle who finished 1-10 of a second behind, was 1.6 seconds hort of the world mark SCARES SUNDOWNBRS LEAGUE W L I Bltw Four " MarlMnii 13 7 Trwtlri H' i 1t Mlven 11 I Corruolors 10' i ' i Mr. and Mr. 10 10 Hot Shot ' 10', i Penniei 11 Merry MUtlr I'l H'l Scavengers I 12 Cish & Save Oil Co. 1 13 Jttiont 6 14 Reiulti: Cash & Save Oil Co. 0. Sv t A: Mr. and Mrs. ?, Martooniei 2; Hot Sholj Vi, CorruDlori 1 1; Traveler 3'r. Merry Mixers 'i; Jettons 1, Blew Four 3; Pennies 1. Scavengers 3. High team game. Martoomei su; mqn team series. Travelers I29S; hiqh Ind game, Arnli Skoog 224, Margie Sandoval 200i high ind. series. Arrt Skoog Hi, Doris Maraccl 404. ASTRONAUTS LEAGUE Merchandise Marl 1 It Lauras Beauty Fair 11' i I' i Peosl Cola 'S She rwln-W Hllarm 12 12 Toms Meat Me ket 12 12 Ace TV u 13 Cushion Corner 11 13 r.raanmrwvi' JUAiftnrv Ifl'i IV Holiday Bowl Cotfea Shop 10 14 Jay Hawk f is Results: Holiday Bowl C of lee Shop 3. Jay Hawk J; Cushion Corner 1, Lauras Beauty Fair It Sherwin-Wllliami 1, Ppil Cola 1; Greenwood Masonry 2, Ace TV 2; Merchandise Mart 3, Toms Meat Mkl. 1. High team game. Sherwln-Williamt t, Pepsi Cole 3; Greenwood Masonry 1. Ace TV 2; Merchandise Mart 3, Toms Meat Market l. High team game, Sherwln-WiiHamt 79. high learn series, Ace TV 2212; hiqh Ind game. Eldina Greenwood ?4 Al Jackson 773; high Ind sents, Eldina Greenwood S51, S'an Huff MS. MOOSI MIXID FOURSOMI LtAOUt Screw Balls How Do Tne weekenders Hi-La i Fathr Merchants The Mity Veece Holey Rollers Alley GaiO' The Solnners The Sub-Chasers Contused Four Soare Try-ri Torpedoes June U results" The Vveakendrr 1. The WHy Meece 3 Alley Gators 3. The Spin ners 1; Screw Balls J. Torpedoes 1 ; Spare Try-ri 7, Rlui Biarfl 2; How-Do's Confused Four l j Feather Merchants Holey Rollers 3; Th SuD-Chaseri 1. HI Lo s 3 High team game. Th Wtty Veece (M; high learn senes. Th yty Weece hnjh ind. game, (women) fcole Tomlm ?0J; (men) Al HakenweHft J44; high tnd series, (women) Eole Tomlin Mil (men) Al Hakenwerth ;0 LUCKY FOURSOMI LtAOUl Four Aces Sloppy Joes The Outlaws Four Bs The Gutters "4" Vilchs String Along Frantic Four The Vlssourl Mu'es The MKCi Lucky Four Results: The Missnu'l Vules 3, Mitchs siring Aiongs t; Four Aces 4. Luck Four ft; T hf Vnarj j. Tna Gutters -4 7, Four Bt 1, Frantic Four 3; Th Out law 0. S'rop v Joe 4 H.gh team game. The Missouri Mtiies ArnM Oawtivrl 24; high team series, franl.c Fnyr 7H I Vaiooa-Greenwnod high ind game, i women t. Twtta Mentr , (s.noi. Lehmann ie, hioh Ind sri, (ominl, Fern f,rB I Kenv Petersen ham 441. hgh ind gm (men). EarllThf vees BrpoAi Jt4 hiflh tnd series (men), EjfTh Kif-hnl Brwjfc " i Jord, Pe-aon sandbaogrrsTTr.os LtAoul STS";,,. Maimas T'm ronos C.t Centfr Lodge Regs Thra Villerj VuskftMrS HeraHl and Nes Tne Begmnfrt Klemath V''k Pr-odiKe'S I j J '. 'O 1 . O'egon irVaihingiar, Telephone e i P'as Tfm f it k.ennv fi , , . Rest's Regs Thrft ) Kenat Ktu l'i; Ore Aasn Teieonne V Vaim Tf.b 4. Kiamatt V 'k P'Advcer . P as Beg."nrs e. v.ners Munett't i. Her. hi ah taaint Bam m Thru T tt.k . gamaj. yyaiT too h flh ind. res. Jim Ktnf m. sacrifice by Moore for the run The second run came in I h e second inning. The Cats chalked up five runs and the game that frame. .Mike Keck led off with a walk and Arnold Johnston followed suit. Ken Howard struck out but Dave Wandershied singled to score Keck. Rick Brosterhous doubled to chase Johnston home Moore put the icing on the cake when he slammed an insidc-ine- Kiwanis Maintains Loop Lead The Kiwanis maintained their league lead in the Minor Leagues of the City Little Leagues Tues day night with a close 10-8 win over Thomas Dodge. Crater Lake cot its second win with a 16-6 romp over Wevcrhacuser-Gene's. and Motor Investment slaughtered Coca Cola. 21-7. Migliaccio was the winning P'tcner ior isiwanis ano Luniia tne loser lor i nomas uoagc. .Mig liaccio was the reliever in place of Tillcrv. Migliaccio also hit a bases loaded double and another; double. Tillery also blasted a dou- ble as did Morgan who had a pair, Washburn was the winning; pitcher lor Crater Lake oven Weyerhaeuser-Gene's. He allowed only four hits while he and his mates pounded out eight off los. cr Windsor. Washburn also led the hitting department with a triple and dou ble. Thomas also had a triple for the winners. Williams had a In pie and double for the losing nine. Motor Investment had only sev, i hits to five for losing Coca Cola. Jim Ramirez was the win ning pitcher and Canada the los- Maloney had a triple and DcGroot a double for the winners UNIVAC HAGUE w Four Rotes 19 Sanders id "Fallh" Four 17 The Griper It Misfits 11 A Gottens u Ms, Mi 13 Show-offs 13 Lucky Four 12 The Pirns II Mijln Cutset II 4 Jokers Results: Sanders 3, Lucky Four Wlsliti 1. "Faith" Four 3i Four Roiei 1. Tne Pllltt 3; A Jokert I, 4 Goltent 3; The Gripers 4, Mltln Cusses 0; AUMt 1. Show-oils 3. High team game, "Faith" Four H7; high team series, "Faith" Four 7349; high Ind. Qame, Eldina Greenwood 201, Leon Roberts ?i high Ind. series, Fjdina Greenwood SIS, AV, Leon Roberts 3. WIN'S SCRATCH DOUBLIS LIAOUK W L Jackson Palon 17 I Cadwelt-Hanan tl to Jones Barnell 14 11 Selleri-Lanon t 11 BalesAnderion 13 12 Wfbb-Weob 12 13 Tomic -Gardner t 17 Pinner-Snider 7 1 Results: Jack ion . Pax Ion t, Pinner- Snider 4; Cadweli-Hanan 7. Tomic-Gard- ier 3; Jones Barneti 7. Bales-Anderson li Sellers Larson , Webb-WebB 2 High team game, Tomic-Gardner 4S3; high team senes. Pinner-Solder ?t; tiigh flame. Let Gardner 244; high ind. series. Keith Larson 14 J. COFFII CUP TRIO LIAOUl I. The Three Nuts w 11 Guttersnipes la's M'a The Runntrsun 1A 12 The Thra Splits 11 15 Do-No-Do'f ll'i H'i e re Tryings 10 II Results Do-No-Oo'S 1 Thf Rynners-up Tht Three Nuts 1. We re Tryings 3; Gu'tersnioes 3- The Thr splits 1. High tfarrt game. Gutierinpi i7; high teem senes. Gutlenmpes 1 T04 .- high Ind game, Lucille Crawiev 134; high Ind. ie- ies. Lucille Crawiev sl COFFCI CUP TRIO LEAAUI W L Thf Thrw NutS 1 S Gu'tertmoes i' j 1C i The Runner. no ) 1) The ThrM SDl-IS 17 1? Do No-Do S Ifl'i 13' i e're Tryingt J 17 Results: Guttersnipes 3, We Trylngs The Thrff SOlill 1. (Vi Ma-Da' 1j The Three Nuts 1. Th Pumiers-uo 3. High tam qmf, Th Thf soilts !; high team inrv The Runiers-uP 1570; hmh Ino gama Lno'ie Crawiy 201; high ind. se'iet, Ann Prentce i 1 i IUMWCR NIGHTCRAWLERS LtAOUl W L Luckv S'nies UnorMfir tables Mainlines Prar-tr Oil Fine's N i 17's 17 '! 10' Cratpr Lake Dairy Dl Derrl 14 14 Night Hakt u 14 F'meM Tfia(h in IN Frantf Oil f iiifr Nn I ft 20 Results- Cra'e' take Dai'v Osl Dorris J UnorMirtahiM 1, N.gh HwKs 4. Franti Oil Fillers No 7 ft; Luckv Strikes J. rU Oil fillers No. 1 0: Mainiinfjrt 3. E'man T)iaco I Mrgh laam gamf. Night Hawtt hgh team srnft Li-ckv Strikes high Ind garr-a. Bud rum 121: high Ind. senes. Aud Ruit H BANTAM DOUBLIS LIAOUl 1 Mainne O'een- 'd J. VcCflium- Scent h ff, snn RerieM-c-a n 0; .ene-Pf t- j. jo-de-Pe-Trte K.mhni 1, Bannell- Leh' Hgh game RfMii r,iMi kt. tone-Gree-wrvy, ((.., W; h ,on, ,. O'.e. Brett-Craofd tt; h-gh tnd Bttth lrnM Jj Major Medical Expense mm l,.M.M., 1, ,,,,c, John H. Houston park home run for two more runs. Ken Gray and Greg Brosterhous singled but died there w hen Keck popped out. Merrill got one tally in the third on a walk to Mike Tedrick. Don White also was passed to lirst. Russ Smith died out to right and moved the runners around. Larry Kurtz struck out but Mike McKoen walked to fill the sacks and North singled home Tedrick. The losers came back with two more in the Jourth. Alter one was out, Allen Hobson walked as did Tedrick and White to fill the bags. Moore struck Smith nut hut a throw ing error by Bob n il liams scored Hobson. The bass still loaded, Moore walked Mc Koen to score the third and final run. The Cats tallied twice more in the fourth on emirs and walks to make up the final eight runs. Superior Troy won its second game bv coming up with two runs in the top of the fifth inning for the win. Jerry Mathis got the pitching win with a three-hitter. Jim Whitlock and Ken St. Hilaire combined (or a two-hitter in los ing. Each team scored once in tlie second. Superior Trov got its rim when Steve Runge led off with a hit. He was sacrificed to second by Terry Hanson and moved to third on an error by the pitcher w hich put Gary Ross on Steve Humphrey drew a free pass to load Hie bases and Doug Ward walked to force Runge home. The Gunmen tied the game when, with two out. Denny Hom er walked and took second and third on passed balls. He scored on Whit lock's hit. Gun Store took the lead in the third on a leadoff hit by Dave Lyman. Lyman stole second and got third on an er ror by the Cleaners' pitcher. He tallied on Mike O'Connor's single. The Cleaners came back with their two winning runs in the final inning. Curt Shadduck led off with a hit and Runge reached first on a fielder's choice which; failed to nip Shadduck. A pair of errors on hit balls by Terry I Hanson and Ross plated the two base runners for the winning runs. Merrill 001-205-1-4 Crater 15t2x 8-6-1 North and Haskins; Moore and Williams. Superior Troy 010-023-2-3 Gun Store OlI-OO 2-3-4 Mathis and Ross; Whitlock, St. Hilaire '4' and O'Connor. Teamsters Capture Victory Kinesley got revenge on Eccles the South Suburban Little League action with a 6-0 win Tuesday night and Olson's downed Big i AiarKci. w. mil ine mg news was that the Teamsters won Musgrove V8, interstate Pump their game in 14 outings, a 6-3,KlnfisPV vs. darcO win over Western Oil. srtp v Hal'i Kingsley rode the four-hit piU'h-!Hal.a mg job ol tecil Uavis to the win over Eccles. Mike Davidson hurled a six-hitter in the losing cause and his mates committed five errors behind him. Busty Klem and Mike Groves both busted doubles for the winners. The game between DARCO andlA&W vs. Butte Valley Hal's was forfeited bv Hal s 6-0 because of an ineligible pitcher. The pitching combo of Pat Gal lagher and Dean Fischer was the winning combination for the Vali ants. The two allowed four hits between them while Rod Allred took the loss. He was lifted in the fourth for Allen Pranghofer. Fischer boomed a home run for the winners and added a pair of doubles to that. Scott Adrian and Adrian Hall also laced doubles lor the winners who got 10 hits. Bud Dickson doubled for the losers. The Teamsters got their first win on a neat live-hit pitching job by Rudy Carlson. The Team sters got to loser Ricky Rose and reliever Don Mills lor nine hits. Val Carlson doubled for the win- ners onlv extra base hit. Gory Matlick slammed a home run in the third for the losers. Kccles 000 OOO-O 4 5 Kingsley ooi Kx (t 0 Davidson and Huhhaid: Davis and Carlson. Olson"s 201 2119 10 Big Y 100 010-2 4 Gallagher. Fischer i4 and Bar- leen: Allred. Pranghofer '4' and Pranghofer. Dickson '4 Western Oil 101 0101 5 : Teamsters 310 00 s 4 Rose. Mills l and Rlaikvmnh R. Carlson and V Carlson DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE Inquire At GUN STORE 714 Main it' BEATTY WINS MILE RUN Jim Beatty of Los Angeles thrilled 16,000 fans Tuesday night whan he ran the mile in 3:56 flat in Toronto's International track meet. Beatty, pushed by his teammate Jim Grelle (back), crosses the finish line in front. Grelle fin ished one-tenth of a second later. UPI Telephoto InfersMe Pnp By A&W Drive A&W Drive-in pulled one of (he biggest upsets of the season in the South Suburban Babe Ruth League Tuesday night by don ing the Interstate Pump team. 9-8, and the Butte Valley Ea gles swarmed under the Mus jjrnve Plumbing nine, 13-1. Kim Coon was the winner on tlie mound with a fine four-hit job on tlie heavy - hitting Pumpers. Sam Hill was the loser with a three-hit performance. Interstate took a 1-0 lead in the first inning on a w-alk to Hill, an error, a wild pitch and a hit by Mike Milligan. A&W re gained the lead in the bottom of the second when Ron Blacksmith walked and Bob Watson readied This Week's Slate WKDNKSDAY Hawks vs. TriCity (Gems) Falcons at Central Point Kluhrer's vs. Moylna Heights ' c vs , l8lon Afr , IjlaB v. sl,th SL 0xvnen va Bend-Portlnd .leld-Wen vs. Weyfrhamsrr (ienr'i vs. Fast Sid' THIRSDAV Hanks at Mrdlprd Superior Troy i: Fluhrfr's Crater Cats vs. Malin Loral Loan vi. K. C. Palnl Metier Bros. v. Pacific Supply Big Y vs. Teamsters W estern Oil vs. Olson s Cora Cola vs. Wever-Genf ' Crater Lake vs. Thomas Dodge Motor Investment vs. Kiwanis FRIDAY Dugan Mest vs. Gun Store Merrill vs. Chlloquin Musgrove vs. Llslon Air Craft A&W vs. K. C. Palnl T&C vs. Pacific Supply local Loan vs. Butte alley Kingsley vs. Hal's Kccles vs. DAKCO Jrld-Wen vs. Hal's Kasl Side vs. Bend-Portland Gene's vs. Weverhaeuser SATCRDAY Scott Valley at Dunsmuir Hanks vs. Falcons (Gem I T&C vs. Musgrove Metier Rros. vs. K. C. Paint Sixth St. Oxygen vs. Interstate Pump Rig Y vs. Western Oil Teamsters vs. Olson's SINDAY Happy Camp al MedoRets (Gfrni Mount Shasta at Weed Hanks at Ashland Falcons al Oreon City ,.AIrA T.I.H. ,,!,. FOR SALE CUSTOM MADE '61 10' PICK UP CAMPER Equipped with gat re frigerator, gas itove, chemical toilet, 20 gal lon water tank, 12 and 110 volt electrical sys tem. Savt One Half Of Original Cost! Ph. TU 4-3393 Evenings rsT V 7 li rt Y XT -Wr.- first on a fielder's choice. Roger Kellow laced a hit to plate both runs. The Pumpers bounced hack with one in the third to tie tlie game. John Howard walked, moved around on Steve Hummil's base hit and scored on an error. The A&W nine broke the game open with three runs then. Art Warren reached first on an er ror and stole both second and Cutting Rights Top Meet BUFFALO. N'.Y. a'PI-Com- missioner Joe Foss and the American Football Uague club owners todav go into a two-day huddle to call the policy making plavs for the professional cir- i cuit's fourth campaign. .Major topics on the executive committee's calendar include cut ting rights, security arrange ments, scouting regulations, cut dow n dates, prc-season schedules, training camp periods and televi sion exposure. The league s general managers and coaches will get together Friday and possibly Saturday for what promises to he a live ly round of trade talks. The question of cutting rights was expected to cause considera ble debate, based on the outcome of the first phase of the league's equalization draft May 11. A bid to beef up the New York Jets and Oakland Raiders, the door mat teams in 19H2, fell far short ol expectations. The Jets i formerly Titans' only selected Indiana tackle Jeff Sla baugh. a Buffalo pick, and West Virginia end Gene Heeler from San Diego in the special draft that provided 24 eligible players for New York. From a list of 12 unfroien players. Oakland's lone choice was defensive halfback Claude Gibson of San Diego. A provision worked out by tlie owners in May appears to he a controversial one. It would give the Jets and Raiders first crack at all players released by Ameri can. National and Canadian league teams. Many owners hae indicated they might vote to change the present set-up on cutting rights. JEEP OWNERS! We ere new yawr kMrfeaafttrs for ad yaar 4-whaal aVIra aaaa'if Authoriied Parts, SALES and SERVICE WILLYS "Jeep" Vehicles Joe Fisher Ph. 4-114 Upset - In Nine third. Coon walked and Tim Al len's ball was miscued and War ren scored and Coon took third after stealing second earlier. Blacksmith and Watson's hatted balls both were erroied on to let the other two runs across. Interstate rallied with five runs in tlie fifth to take a 7-5 lead on two walks, two errors and one hit and one hit batsman. Then AAW came right back with four runs in the bottom half of the nning on four walks by Hill, a hase hit by .lim Gorman and one Holder's choice and no Interstate errors. The Kagles had Musgrnve all (he way. The winners cascaded II hits off loser Fred Cole while the losers got only four safeties. Musgrove also committed 10 er rors which didn't helD its cause. The BuM(, Vallev five, a good tilting club, had the game Hranncd un earlv. Tliev scored three in the first, five in the seennd. two each in the third and fourth frames and one in the fifth. Scott McKinnis got the pitch ing victory (or the F.agles and he was lifted in the third for Ron nie Cleland. Bill Green had three singles for the winners while Dan Clark had two and Jim Mills a pair. Fred Flem- ming also chipped in with two singles for the winners. 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