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Moyina Heights Upsets luhrer's In Babe Ruth Tilt I PAGE 4 D HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Thursday, June 27, 1963 Moyina Heights pulled off an Doug Zarosinski, Jim Phillips ami upset in the Klamath Basin Babe Ltovc Taylor forced the first run Ruth Leap Wednesday nifiht by !" Kovi( ml- b"1 Klck upending Fluhrer's, 7-", and the 'nn 0 ,,,r an" ''l'r ,ru" Elks evened their record at 3-3 hnm?- .Slcvc L"n "1JbshKl ' with a 19-8 shellacking of winless Chiloquin in the other contest. Stern Skcen and Darrcll Alford combined pitching talents for the win with Alford picking up t h c win. Dave Kovich was the loser for Fluhrer's. The winners had the game in hand virtually all the way after scoring (our runs in the first inning although Fluhrer's tied it up once. The winners got four in the first, After one was out, Ken Pound and Chuck Mason reached first on errors and Lar ry Kobertson got on via fielder's choice. Alford's hit ball was bob-i bled and i'ound scored. S k e c n then slammed a bases loaded Uiple for the other three runs. The Bakers came back to tie the game in the second with four runs of their own. Four straight walks by Skccn to Sam McKeen, single to score the third run and ticne Harp got another single for the fourth tally. Atoyina Heights regained the Icau hi Hie Lh, id with two out when Alford walked and stole second. He scored on Skeen's sin gle. The other two runs and the ones which won the game came in the fourth. Dan Stearns drew a walk and Jack Crabtree popped out for the second out. Ken Pound kept the threat alive with a sin gle and Chuck Mason singled to score both Stearns and Pound Fluhrer's came back with two I he fifth on a hit by Jim Drew, a walk to McKeen and a hit by Zarosinski, but it wasn't enough to gel the win. Each team got five hits. The Elks had Chiloquin al most all the way. The Elks tallied six runs in the first and Chilo quin roared hack to regain the This Week's Slate lead at 7-6 in the second. But the Elks iced the game in their half of the second with six more runs and added seven in the third for the final l!J-7 tally. The winners got 16 ba.se hits loj only five for the losers. Daryl Male was the losing pitcher while Chuck Anderson notched the vie tory in relief of Larry Conn. He took over for Conn in the second inning and allowed two hits the remainder of the way. Bill .Jones had two doubles and a single for the winners, Steve Iluettl a pair of singles, Kim Hadlcy two singles and a double, Ulenn Miller a triple and dou- ulc, and Ted DeVore two singles. No one had two hits for the los ers, Kluhrer's 040-02 6-5-3 Moyina Hts. 40t-2x 7-5-2 Kovich and Phillips; Skecn, Al ford 2 and Kobertson. Chilofjtiin Ulks Hale and Miller; son 2 and Miller. THURSDAY Hawks at Mfdtrd Superior Troy vs. Fluhrer'i Crater Cats vs. Matin Local Loan vi. K. C. Paint Metier Bros. vi. Pacific Supply A&W vs. Butte Valley Big Y vs. Teamsters Western Oil vs. Olson's Coca Cola vs. Weyer-Cene's Crater Lake vs. Thomas Dodge Motor Investment vs. Klwanls FRIDAY Dugan tc Mest vs. Gun Store Merrill vs. Chiloquin Musgrove vs. Liston Air Craft A&W vs. K. C. Paint T&C vs. Pacific Supply Ucal Loan vs. Butte Valley Klngsley vs. Hal's Kccles vs. DARCO Jeld-Wm vs. Hal's Kast Side vs. Bend-Portland Gene's vs. Weyerhaeuser SATURDAY Scolt Valley at Dunsmuir Hawks vs. Falcons (Gem) Local Loan, Interstate Pump Back On Win Road 071-08- 5-2 Conn, Andcr- vV,u5Srov iMrm-r irim, v.. n, i, i-aini Sixth St. Oxygen vs. Interstate Pump Big Y vs. Western Oil Teamsters vs. Olson's SUNDAY Happy Camp at Mcdo-Bcla (Gem) Mount Shasta at Weed Hawks at. Ashland Falcons at Oregon City Medford at Trl-Clty (Merrill! Local Loan and Interstate Pump got back onto the winning road in the South Suburban Babe Ruth League Wednesday night while Town and Country grabbed off the other win. Pacific Co-op won a Tuesday gamo from Liston Air Craft. The Loancrs got a win after two losses by halting a previous ly hot South Sixth Street Oxygen team, 6-3. Interstate. Pump slaughtered hapless Musgrove, 20-1, Town and Country toppled Liston Aircraft, 10-5. and Paci fic beat Liston In the Tuesday game, 13-7, John Fcrrell beat the Oxygen men on a five-hit pitching per- lormance while Phil Reynolds ab sorbed the loss with an eight-! hitler. The Loancrs had to rally with five runs in tlie fifth and sixth Innings for the win. South Sixth Oxygen took a 31 lend into the bottom of tho tilth wlwn Jwal Loan got three to take a 4-3 Jcad. laced a single. Percy Franklin wasiSteven Clement had a pair ol hit by a pitch and Randy Simon- sen belted a double to score two runs and ice the game. Ferrell had two singles as did Terry Preston for the winners. Craig lluck had a double and single for the losers as did Nolan Ferrell. Interstate dumped Musgrove on the two-hit pitching of Larry Edge. The winners belted loser Ken Phelps for 14 hits. Musgrove also committed nine errors. Edge also banged out a pair of triples, Mike Milligan had three singles, Miko Rainwater two singles, Jim Easley a douhle and single and Dave Vanderho.'f douhle and single. Craig Long and Vred Cole had the two hits for tho losers. Cole's was a dou ble. Town and Country had nine hits off loser Tom Hall and re liever Norm Grey. Dorran Mc- Bride got (he pitching win on a S3 'A W . jrv- Scores They added two more insurancejmiir-hit Job. runs in trio sixtn. The Rnm(, ., aU ,j(y) up af(pr ine uirco mm inning r u n s one inning at 3-3. Rut Town and came when Mike Cunningham ! Country tallied nine big runs In and Ralph Jennings both walked. I the third to ice tlie game down. uave warren ground out to d- Mike Carlson led the vance the runners and Ferrell Iwith winners home run and a douhle. Straight Hitting Golfers Will Win CLEVELAND (UPH - Tlie golfers who bit 'cm straight rath er than long were favored in the crack field of ISO who started out today after tho $22,000 first place money in llw $110,000 Cleveland Open tournament. "Tliere's no premium on hit ting them long here, hut there is in hitting them straight," said Mike Souchak, hoping to gel hark on tho winning track because "I always play well In the Cleveland area. Souchak explained that to slick on tlie hard, fust greens of tlie MlR-yard Reechmont Country Club course w ith its par of 35-30 71, ' you have to play your ap proach shots off (airway lies, otherwise you are m trouble." Although big Mike is in tlie long, ratlier than straight, hitter class, lie received a lot of sup port because he always has done well in this section. The last time here, in Httit, lie finished one stroke behind lnw Fir.r.tcn H in tlie 1!59 Carl inn Open. Ahead Ol Leaders In that straight hitlers -las. tlie pros put VJ. S. Open cham pion Julius Roros, Gene Littler, IXmg Sanders. Gardner Dickinson itml Billy Maxwell ahead of tlie "big three" of Arnold Palmer, Jiu-k Na-klaus and Gary Player. Boios was being discounted a lot beraii' lie admitted he was tired from his Open playoff vic tory over Jai-ky Cdpit anil Palm er on Sunday at Brookhne and really considered w ithdraw--lug (mm this one. "But I could use tlie money," smiled Boros, who h;ts won $44, ijj in the last six weeks. Givrs Others Hope Beros' 0en victory gave the other pros hope for he proved lh.it Palmer, Nicklaus and Play er were not unconquerable. As a matter of f;ict, Nicklaus. tlie de fending champion, even failed to make the cut, and Player tin- isnert In a tic for eighth place. "But don't sell any one of the three sliort." cautioned Souchak. Just throw out what Nicklaus did last week. This is another neck and another tournament. imd what happened last week is history." He agreed with tliose who fig lire that Nicklaus will really be gunning (or this one to redeem himself in the eves of golf t (or his Oivn failure. singles as did Steve Witzenbureer, Eldon Cook hit a double (or the losers but no one had two hits. Pacific Supply got only five hits o.'f three Liston pitchers in Tues day's game to 11 for the losers. But Liston committed 12 errors to aid the winner's cause. Ron Stcinbock got the pitching victory while Bob James absorbed the loss. Greg Cromwell had a pair of singles for the winners to lead them. Tom Hall had three singles, Norm Grey a double and single and Eldon Cook two singles for the losers. Sixth Oxygen 000-210-0 3-5-3 Local Loan Ool-OB-x 6-8-3 Reynolds and P. Hackler; F e r- tell and Simonscn. Interstate Pump 22-26 20-14-2 Musitrove 001-00 1- 2-9 Edge and -Mammill. Coleman f3'; Phelps and Cassidy. TC 309-22 lft-9-3 Liston 31041 5-4-6 Mclliide and Witzenburger; Hall, Grey 4i and E. Cook. Pacific Supply 000400-513- 5- 6 Liston 321-001-0 7-11-12 Stcinbock and Allen: James, Cook 17', Lyon (7) and E. Cook. TAG BEING APPLIED Angel's Lee Thomas was pulled off the bag at first on a throw from Felix Torres, but makes the tag on Baltimore's Luis Aparicio in the first game of the Angel-Oriole doubleheader Wed nesday. The Angels won both games. UPI Telephoto Stuber Will Go To Russia EUGENE (UPD-University of Oregon high jumper Paul Stuber announced Wednesday he will be a member of the U.S. track team which competes in Russia next month. Stuber had been undecided about accompanying the team be cause of family commitments. Stuber was a member of the PEEWEf SOFTBALL Ar.lum Window. 14. Smitn-Bitc. S Chllcole-Smlth . Cub Pick Four 3 Cub Pack It 17, p.ylest Orua I Ar.ium windowi 9. poiic. Bentfici.ry s American squad which appeared in Russia, Hungary, Poland and Greece in 1958. He jumped 6-9 as a high school student to earn that trip. He finished second at 7-0 in last weekend's AAU champion ships in St. Louis, Mo. In another development. Dr. Ralph Christenson, Eugene, said ie would accept an invitation to: be team physician for the U.S team on the Russian tour. KU's Humphrey, Leave On Trips Duncan First Leg Grant Humphrey, 5519 South Sixth Street, will make the first and shortest leg of an 18,000- mile summer tour Sunday when he drives to Portland to loin a band of Oregon's top high school wrestlers. Humphrey and his teammates TUESDAY NIOHT MIXED DOUBLES LEAGUE W Hotfi U'i Klawltters u Dyer-Collier 12 LvnclvPelone 10 Robbini invi Rock j Kirkpetrlcki A Elunds & Results: Lvnch-Palone 3, Klrkpairicki 1; HoMs 3. Rocks I; Dyer-CONier 4. Rob- bins 0; Klawitttfi 3. Eklunds 1. Hlah team game, Dyer-Collier 1280; Mgh team series. Dyer-Colier 443; high ind. game, J. oyer iw; non im. mgn Ind. series, J. Dyer 563j C. Collier-Pal Palona (lie) ?. . CLASSIC DOUBLES LEAGUE Dolenshek - Larsen Piaue Dole Angle Bieber Butler - siemier Peterson - Lane Blnqnam Hakenwertn Brooks - Hanscam Christian Jones Franks - Hodges Rossi Friedman Blorson - Samples Daniels Harihbarger 17 13 1 H'i 15' i 22 Results; Bingham Hakenwerlh 4, Dole- Pique 1; Angle-Bieber 4, Hodges-Franks panieis-Hifsnoarger samples- Biorson 3' if Rossi-Friedman 2, Brooks- Hanscam 3; Christian-Jones 0, Dolenshek-Larsen 5; Butler-Stemler j, Peterson-Lane 3. High team game, Samples-Biorson 451; high team series. Dolenshek-Larson and Angle-Bieber (tie) 1571; high ind. game, Stan Larson 230; nign ma. series, Stan Larson 654. will begin an intensive one-weekiqualitied for the tour at a recent training period at Clackamas two-day elimination tourney m High School before embarking, two - day elimination tourney in on a month-lone tour of Japan in.Corvallis. Earlier ne naa cap- July and August. The Klamath Union junior will represent t h e state at 130 pounds The tour, a cultural exchange program in which Oregon wres tlers are repaying the visit of a team of Japanese national high school champions to this state last winter, was conceived and con summated by Dr. Dale Thomas. wrestling coach at Oregon State! University. Funds realized when the Japanese were in this country are financing the return. Humphrey, English-born son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Humphrey, Rabbit Hunt Set For Archers Archers are invited to parti cipate in a rabbit drive at Klngsley Field, Sunday morn ing, June 30, the Information Of fice at Klngsley Field has re ported. Hunters will assemble at the Satellite Restaurant. 5:30 a.m., for briefing and transportation to the hunting area; finly long bows will be permitted. A shot gun drive is scheduled at a date to be announced later. The project Is being conducted jointly by the Klngsley Field Rod and Gun Club and the municipal airport. Further infor mation may be obtained by con tacting Sergeant Dillon, Ext. 533 or 210. tured second place in state prep championships at 123 pounds and won at 130 in an AAU freestyle tourney at Corvallis. His AAU triumph exempted him from early competition at the qualifying showdown and sent him against Freeman Garrison of Grcsham in the best-of-three final series. In one of the toughest sets, Humphey won 2-0, drew 4-4, then trimmed Garrison 4-1 to earn his berth on the squad. Humphrey will be joined by nine other wrestlers and two coaches on the tour, which leaves Portland July 9 by Pan-American jet flight and stops off two days in Hawaii. A 2,000-mile tour with in Japan will include nine wres tling stops and take the group to areas seldom visited by tour ists in the land of the Rising Sun. Others making the trip are Rii'h Henjyoji, Portland: Rick Sandevs, Portland: Keith Flack, Canby; Don Dykstra, Lebanon: Rollin Schimmel, Rainier; Fred Foz zard. Portland; Henk Schenk, Silverton; Don Kauffman, Leban on; Harold Weight, Sunset, and Coaches John Dustin, Coos Bay, and DcLance Duncan, Humph rey's high school coach at Klam ath Union. DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE Inquire At GUN STORE 714 Main LIKES NEW TITLE MIAMI REACH HUM '-Newly crowned light heavyweight cham pion Willie Pastrano intends to hold onto his title as long as pos sible. Angclo Dundee, Pastrana's manager, said Wednesday that Willie would like a few non-title fights before he risks his crown. Rut Dundee made it clear that Pastrano would fight anybody, any place lor $70,000. ALSCO ALUMINUM SIDING Local TU 4-8196 Terms to Suit Window & Door ARALUM Farmers! Loggers! Bulk Gasoline Competitive Prices and S&H Green Stomps TANKS AVAILABLE Cliff Yaden's SERVICE SALE AUTOMOTIVE ACCESSORIES AC SPARK PLUGS Limit 8 per customer. Get them while they lost! Reg. $1.04 SEAT BELTS 54 c Greenfield metal to metal type. Reg. $5.49 3.69 OIL CAN SPOUTS AR real bargain for this week only. 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