Falcons Strengthen Hold On League Lead, Whip kits,
Sunday, June 30. 1963
PAGE 1-C
Jackson Hurls Three-Hitter
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamalh Falls. Oregon
Froehling Gains
Quarterfinals
With McKinley
WIMBLEDON', England tUPI)
Frank Froehling of Coral Ga-blesl-
Fla., survived a gruelling
tlu'ee-hour match with England's
Roger Taylor and a questionable
linesman's call Saturday to win.
2-6, M, 7-9. fi-2, 15-13. and join
Chuck McKinley in the men's
quarterfinals of the Wimbledon
lennis tournament.
The rain interrupted afternoon
was a happy day for the Amer
ican entries as Uarlene Hard.
Billie Jean Moffit and Donna
Floyd Fales swept into the quar
terfinals of the women's division
with straight-sets triumphs.
The 19-year-old Miss Moffitt
lor the second year in a row
sprang the biggest upset of the
women's tournament by rallying
brilliantly to eliminate second
seeded Lesley Turner of Aus
tralia. 4-6. 6-4. 7-5. Last year
Miss Mo.'fit beat top-seeded Mar
garet Smith of Australia in the
opening round.
Medo-Bels Host Happy Camp
Semi-Pro Nine At Gem Today
The Klamath Falls Medo-Bels, i leads the league with a 4 0 mark
trying desperately to push theirjand Weed is second at 3-1. Then
way in among the leaders of the comes Medo-Bels and Dunsmuir
Northern California League, will
attempt to take a step closer to.
that goal today at Gem Stadium
when they host the Happy Camp
nine at 2 p.m.
The Medo-Bels will be favored
over the visitors. The locals have
a 2-2 league record and Happy
Camp stands at 1-3. The Mcdo
Hcls lost to the lop teams, Weed
and Scott Valley. Scott Valley
Orioles Recall
Herm Starrette
BALTIMORE. Md. tUPH-Tbe
Baltimore Orioles Saturday an-
nounccd that they were recalling
pitcher Herman Starrette from
their Rochester ILL.) farm team,
and were assigning pitcher Dean
Stone to the Red Wings.
Slarrette. a 24-year-old right
hander, has compiled a 6-2 rec-
orn ana an eameo run average
o 1.1.1 in , 47 innings with Ro-Lf
T.L. ' '" , i aWne 85
In addition, the Orioles have
"dv:
purchased tlie contract of switch -
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hitting outfielder Fred Valentine
t t u . i , no
from Rochester. Va entine. 28. is
currentlv hiUing .309 with 34
RBl's and eight home runs.
Jaywalkers are people who cut
diagonally across a street.
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DEDICATION CEREMONIES FOR SOUTH SUBURBAN PARK D.dica
tion ceremonies of the new S?uth Suburban Babe Ruth League Park
were held SaturH..y afternoon. The park, which now supports three fields
with both dugouts and backstops and with room fo' another field or two,
is erected at a site on 4iderson Avenue, between Summers Lane end
Altamont Drive. Th fie'd is named the Bill Gouldin Field in honor of
the late Mr. Gouldin and presented by hit wife, Mrs. Vi Gouldin. She
it shown in the photo at left presenting a Vieck to Tom Ota, league
Miss Hard, America's lop
ranked player who is seeded
fourth at Wimbledon, also had to
come from behind before defeat
ing slimmed - down Christine Tru
man of England, 3-6, 6-3, 8-6. and
Mrs. Fales beat Lorna Cawthorn
of England, 6-0, 6-4.
By placing both McKinley and
Froehling among the last eight
survivors in men s singles, the
United States made its best Wim
bledon showing in three years.
Top-seeded Roy Emerson of
Australia, seeking a tennis
"grand slam," and unseeded
Willy Bungert of Germany filled
the two other men's quarterfinal
berths Saturday. Emerson fully
avenged a Wimbledon defeat of
two years ago when he over
whelmed Ramanthan Krishnan of
India. 6-1, 6-4, 6-0, and Bungert
moved up at the expense of Jose
Luis Arilla of Spain, 4-6, 6-3, 64),
10-12, 7-5.
at 2-2, Happy Camp with 1-3 and
Mount Shasta at 0-4. Scott Valley
and Dunsmuir met Saturday
night. The other game today pits
Mount Shasta at Weed.
Coarch Ron Owings will open
with a lineup which excludes'
himself. He will go with DaveHing lor the season with a fine
Saks behind the plate and his
battery mate will he Blake
Griggs. This is the first league
start for Griggs.
Jim Keller will be ready (or re
lief work on the mound. Dean
Dunson will open at first,
Sigado at second. Sherm
'at shortstop, Don Dexter al third,
,on" Bianchi in left. Don Gresdel
m center and Ray Taylor in right,
! Bob Vunck will be in reserve for
'infield action.
Owings. one of the leading hit-.
ters in the leaeue as the play-
i -n" if .il
ng coach, will work from the
sidelines in todav's game.
Annlhrr nlavor who miplil s.p
ai.tjnn js Hj Ha(jed pi.csidenl
,ne ,caaue am) avcr o( ,
standing. Hatlield hurled five in-
nings last week and gave up only
lit, - V,ite Ua Bl nnt A kit. inlGr.ggs
,:,.,, '
ithree trips h msell.
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Owinns is one of tlie two Mcdo-i
It."
i hats. He is the 10th batter with '
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among the league batters with a!"
hot .389 average wilh seven hits ratlu
UP AND OVER HIGH JUMP BAR The AAU National
Decathlon events finished the first day with Charles
Mosely, University of Alabama, in second place for high
scoring honors. Mosely is shown clearing the high jump
in 18 at bats. Al Mclntyre of Scott
Valley is tops with a .571 mean,
Ed Lapeyri (ell nut of a tie
for first with Mclntyre to a .527.
Ed Fisher of Dunsmuir is third
at an even .500 and Beaner Iflsey
c:f Dunsmuir fourth at .4 ',. Dick
Rattistcssa of Weed rounds out
the top five at .461.
Griggs leads the team in bat
.iiv average in seven games
Saks and Hatlield both have bet
ter marks but in less than three
games. John Bianchi is next with
an even .333 average. Then comes
Owings at .322 and Jim Keller
)avoil Mi to round out those hit
Minting over .300.
Happy Camp has one in
the
lop 10 hitters in the league.
TOP TEN HITTERS
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M.oni, WH
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MEDO-BELS (All Clm(t)
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Hattitio
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3 i 2 .471
77 a 10 .370
30 10 10 . 333
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QsU s S
By GORDON RICE
I'PI Sports Writer
CORVALLIS UPH - Oregon
State's Steve Pauly, raising to a
1,101 point effort in the javelin.
captured the 1963 National AAU
decathlon championship S a t u r
day with 7,832 points.
Dick Emberger, a Marine sta
tioned at Camp Pendleton, fin
ished second with 7.331 points,
and won the second berth on a
United Stales track team which
will compete with Russia and oth
er European countries next
mo..th.
Pauly succeeds C. K. Vang of
L'CLA as national champion.
Vang, who holds the world rec
ord of 9,121 points, passed up
this meet to join oJicr Nation-
Mi alist Chinee athletes on a Euro
J5'pean tour.
The 6-(oot-4 Oregon State has-!
ketball and track star from Be
verton,
Ore . had the meet won
before he cut loose w ith a 241-foot-3
javelin throw in the next to
la.st event of the meet, but the
1,101 points he got for that throw
were the most in one event in
; ) a s .in' the two-day meet,
s " o ? it!' Pauly started the day in first
1 ' t" S jD'ace ',n 4 (MS points. He added
147 time in the HO'er both davs. Temperatures were
president, at home plate of one of the parks while playert in the back
ground await their turn to play ball. The photo at right shows little Ben
McKeen, a small player for Babe Ruth, but he had freckles enough to
make up for the siie. He gaiet upon the tign which greats fant coming
into the park. Some of the city't dignitaries were on hand to aid in the
dedication and the Hillah Temple Klamath Falls Shrine Drum and Bugle
Corps wet on hand to furnith the music.
bar at 5-9, his best effort for the day. Oregon State's
Steve Pauly was leader at the end of the first day's five
events and won the decathlon in Saturday's second day.
UPI Telephoto
teve
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iiit-wi iiuiuicB, anuiiii-i iju iui a
149-"j - loot discus throw.
He then added 715 points with
a 12-foot-ll pole vault, and an
unneeded 307 with a time of 4:53.6
in the 1,500 meter run which
closed tlie meet.
Competing in his seventh de
cathlon, Pauly surpassed his all
lime best mark in five of the 10
events. His previous best total
mark was 7.244 last year. He fin
ished third in the I9f2 cham
pionships and was a member
of the U.S. team which competed
against a Russian team last sum
mer at Palo Alto.
Pauly s first day marks were
11.3 in the lnfj meter dash. 22
feet 10 in the broad jump, 47 feet
in the shot put, six feet in the
high jump and 49.6 in the 400
meters.
Behind Pauly and Emberger in
the final standings came Dave
Edslrom. Oxnard Air Force
Base. 7.326; Russ Hodge, Ox
nard Air Force Base. 7.112; Bill
Toomey. Santa Clara Youth Vil
lage. 6.H22; Phil Mulkey, Birming
ham. Ala , 6.395; and Charles
Mosley, University of Alabama,
6,.1B5.
The meet was run in bad weath-
4k. .
Pauly
ecathlon
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jii uk ous, neavy rams mi ai
times and a cold wind b 1 e w
across the field.
Emberger defeated Edstrom in
the final event for second place.
The Marine from Roanoke, Va.,
ran the l.snn meter in 4:19.2 for
625 points. Edstrom, who had
pulled ahead after nine events,
scored only 481 points with a
4:32.6 clocking in tlie event. II was
still Edstrom'a best time in
that event.
Mulkey went for broke in tlie
pole vault and failed. Knowing he
would lose ground in the javelin,
he elected to pass a numfJer of
lower heights in the pole vault
and try for a big score at higher
elevations. The former Memphis
State star cleared 11 feet lO'i,
passed at 12 feet 5, cleared 12
leet II in his second try and
passed again at 13 feet 3 1 a . Then
he failed in three attempts to
clear 13 feet 7.
Floyd Patterson
Opens Drills
LAS VEGS Nev iL'Pl
FWd Patterson anarred and!
worked out before more than i .
000 fans packed into tbe JJunes
Hotel exhibit hall Saturday the
largest crowd ever to watch a
boxer train in this gambling re
sort c'ty.
Patterson, training for his July
22 chance to retain the heavy-w-eight
championship title fiom
Sonny Liston, went through vig
orous sessions, including three
rounds of sparring with brother
Ray Patterson and Richie Nordcn
of Stamford, Conn.
Liston, who trains at tlie Thun
deiiSird Hotel, took the day olf
and will resume Sunday.
Hie previous largest crowd to
watch a boxer in training in l.as
Vegas was in Iflfil, when about
900 watched Sugar Ray Robinson
train in the same hall for a bout
with Gene Fullmer.
Pitcher Stone
Sent To Minors
BALTIMORE. Md. i UPI 'Vet
eran pitcher Dean Slone said ivil
urday he is retiring from base
ball. Stone Saturday was sent by tlie
Baltimore Orioles to their Roch
ester 'orris club. The Orioles re
called pitcher Herm Slarrefte and
bought outfielder Fred Valentine
from the Red Wings.
Stone broke into tlie majors
with Washington in I9.V) The vet-
eran left appeared in 17 games
this year, all in relief. He had a:oid with st
record of 1-2 with an earned run
average of 5 12
The most one-sided decision in
the history of the Ryder Cup
Matches was the II to I United
States victory over (ireat Rrilain
in 1917 at Portlaod. Ore. Sam
King edged out Herman Keiser
and 3 for P.ritain'i only point
The Klamalh Falcons strength'
cned their hold on first place
in the Southern Division of t h e
American Legion Baseball League
Saturday night at Gem Sta
dium w hen fireballing Rich Jack
son stopped the Klamath Hawks
on three hits, 9-0.
The win gave the Falcons a 7-1
league record for the season and
handed the Hawks their sixth loss
in nine games. The Falcons lead
the league.
The Klamath Hawks go to Ash
land today for another league
game while the Falcons, orgin
ally slated for a setto at Oregon
City, will be idle because the
Oregon City game was rained out.
The Falcons had tlie game in
hand all the way behind the fast
ball offerings of Jackson who has
yet to lose a league contest. He
struck out seven in getting the
win while Steve Young absorbed
the loss. He was relieved in the
sixth by Tom Pilgrim w ho worked
the final frame.
Tlie league leaders jumped off
to a quick 3 0 lead and never
were in any real trouble. LcVoy
Young led off with a single and
went to second base on an er
ror. He wasted his energy as Lar
ry iBinncy stepped up and tri
pled him home easily. Binney
trotted home when John Parisot
to got the third straight hit, but
tlie Falcon third sacker was
chopped down on a throw back
to first base when he made his
turn. Mike Kitching flew out to
center and Jay Paxton was hit
by a pitch. He moved to second
on an error and scampered home
on Dave Johnson's single.
Jackson allowed a hit to lead
off batter Dick Bath but didn't
give up another hit until the
fourth to Alan Kenyon. There
wasn't a Hawk base runner to
cot past second base.
The Falcons came back with
the clinching runs In the third
inning, five of them. Lanny Guy
er led off with a single and
Johnson backed him up with an-
ihar cinolA r.uvpj took third
when tlie left fielder bobbled the
-.1K..II Inkn fau'l Ol-minfor WAS
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mutlea, allowing vjuyer ocoie
Jackson then hit a single to chase
Jonnson nome ano uray to num.
LeVoy Young got his second
hit of the game to plate Gray1
Jim St. John
Leadina
Bowl Meet
MONTREAL lUPP Jim St
1 ,.V. f rks..nnn nticrunrl rlitl ftH.
jujui m vun-tih" fu o . v. ... ....
vantact & 142 pins Saturday aft -
er three rounds in the 24 game
nualifier of the Professional
Bowler's Association $27,000 Ca
nadian Open.
St. John, wlio led by 24 pins
at the end of tlie second block.
shot a sparkling 1298 Saturday
afternoon to total 39H9 for IB
games. His nearest rival, Ed
Hourdasc of Fresno. Calif., had
3R27.
St. John sltot games of 204. 191.
212. 215 244 and 212 to rack up
tlie high block of the day. Fri
dav. he posted the high six game
'series of the tournament, a 1378.
T" nlR move ,ne ""V 8S
made hy .lac K lienry oi nucna
Park. Calif. Henry, who was in'A wiim, fop h.ndlo mal nnfpraar,
.19lh place at the half-way mark.j f ir-tacla Site lO'jil
posted a I2I.2 to move into I2th
place with a 362I total.
The final six games
of tlie
Wit
i:r..: A .. nrM In
rolled Saturday night with tlie lop
six-team scorers qualilying lor,
mo maicn-gamc nnai nuiuiay.
The leaders:
Jim St. John. Chicago. 3909
I'd fourdaso. Fresno, Calif.
llrCT
(iary . milh. Baltimore. 3794
Dick Weber. St. Ixiuis. 37(i0
Bill Johnson. Kansas City. 372I
CARRIES TOP WKIOIIT
NEW YORK i UPI 'Heavy is
the price of fame, as Kelso found
out Friday. Tlie three-lime horse
of the year was assigned top
weight of 1.13 pounds for the 771 h
running of Ilic $100.0(10 added Sub
urban Handicap at Aqueduct July
4 Beau Purple. Kelso's chief
competitor in the mile and one
fjuorlpr classic, fared only slight
ly belter, with a weight assign
ment ol 130 pounds.
OI.IV'O TO MINORS
ST LOUIS U PI The St. Lou-!
is Cardinals Friday called up in.
fielder-outfielder Jack Damaska
from tlieir Atlanta farm club in
the International league and sent
down relief pitcher Ohvo Diom-
Tedes. Olivo, who came In the
Cards in a winler trade with the!
Pirates, had an 0-5 wnn-lost rec-
Lotus and
earned run average.
No amiteur has won an official
l,.,.n,.nnl ll, T1f. I Tn..
since IMS. when lioug Sanders
took tlie Canadian Open Cham-
pionslup. Sanders became a pro-!
fnt.i.nfJ IU, 11,-t tn,.r Vat
been a lop man on llie Tour ev;A38'0 So 6,h
since. s
and Jackson scored on Parisol-
to's sacrifice fly to right field.
Kitching slammed a single to
score oung with tlie fifth run,
Tlie final run by tlie Falcons
came in the fourth. Guycr worked
Young for a walk and took sec
ond on a wild pitch. Young struck
Jonnson and Gray out, but hit
Jackson with a pitch. He then
walked both Young and Binney
to score Guycr on a force.
There was no more scoring as
Coach John Paxton began insert
ing subs for the Falcons and
Coach lrv W'hitt did tlie same for
the Hawks. Tlie Falcons got 14
players into the game and the
Hawks 12.
Young, Parisotto and Johnson
led tlie winners with two hits each.
Bath, Kenyon and Young got the
three hits for tlie Hawks.
Coach Whilt probably will start
Marv Cunningham against Ash
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beaten them once.
Hawfts
Bath, cf
AB R H Rbl
3 0 1 0
3 0 0 0
Celtman. 3b
Cunningham, l
3
Kanyon, rl
3 0 10
10 0 0
10 0 0
3 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
10 0 0
1 0 0 0
3 0 10
0 0 0 0
14 0 3 0
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3 112
4 0 3 1
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Cruma, ?b
Splkar, 2b
Waldl, lb
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Bartlalt, c
Patrick, c
Young, p
Pilgrim, p
Total!
Palcona
Young, It
Blnnay, 1Mb
Parisotto, 3b
Kitching, cl
Davis, If
Paxton, c
Colaman, e
Guyar, 2b
Yunck, ?b
Johnson, rf
Smith, rf
Gray, lb
Grow, cf
Jackson, p
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