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t Unknown Dick Hart Tops PSA Field, Scores Ace : DALLAS (UFD-Unknown Dick ;Hart held a three stroke lead but ;U.S. Open champion Julius Boros! rhad what Arnold Talmer called "."the position" today as Uicy teed off in the 6econd round of the PGA golf championship. Hart, an assistant pro from Hinsdale, 111., shot a five under par 66 to match the course rec ord in the opening round and take a three shot lead over five of the big names Boros, Mas ters champion Jack Nicklaus, British Open champion Bob Charles, husky Mason Rudolph and blond Shelley Mayfield. ; But Palmer, who shot an open- ;lng 74 along with defending ;champton Gary Player, felt that jthe "rub of the green" iavored Boros to gain the halfway lead rtvhen the field is cut to the low "75 and ties tonight for closing bounds Saturday and Sunday. "Hart, Nicklaus and Charlc: all got off early in the traffic,' Palmer explained, alluding to the bulky held of 167 which tramped over the drying greens in llKKle- gree heat at the Dac course. "When you go off late over these chopped up greens, like Boros did, you liave to consider he played terrifically. Well, lie goes off early today and Nicklaus and the others have to cope with those spike marks." Palmer expected to improve, too, as he makes a run for his first PGA title, for the chewed up greens irritated him. "I had (our three-putt greens for a total of 36 putts," said Pal mer, who started strong by being one of nine players to eagle the 521-yard par five first hole. "But when you have to take that many putts, what can you do? up (lie second ace in the medal play history of the PGA when he holed his four iron tee shot on the 216-yard par three 16th hole. That helped greatly as he jumped into his three shot lead over the big five Another stroke away with one under par 70's came six others They were Tony Lcma, who was three under the card until he caught the barbed wire rough to double boccy the 16th hole; lor- mer champion Doug Ford, Earl Stewart of Dallas, Charles Cong- don of Tacoma, Wash., Aussie Bruce Crampton and Bcrnic Haas of Pittsburgh, who col lapsed afler being live under par at one point. Former U.S. Open cnampion Gene Littler was among those at even par 71 along with Sammy Sncad. Stan Moscl, Manuel De La Torre, Bob McC'allistcr, Wes PAGE 2-B IIKRALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Oregon Friday. July 19, 1963 The 27-ycar-old Hart chalked Ellis and Bill Johnston. innesota Blitzes Yanks, Terry, 9-3; Slice Lead Bv United Press International lYankees' World Series hero of I Babe Ruth summed it all up 35 1962, knows today what the old years ago when after a tough Bambino meant night on the town he heard the boos of his fair-weather friends. "In this game, ho said, you are a hero today and a bum to-J morrow." ; Ralph Terry, the New York Terry became the toast of the baseball world last Oclober when he beat the San Francsco Giants, 1-0, in the seventh straight world title under manager Ralph Houk He was the all-American cover Forest Report Finds Areas Passable, Fishing Fair : LAKEVIEW-Following is the weekly recreation report from the Fremont National Forest: ' Paisley Ranger District: All sur faced roads are passable but rough. Unsurfaced roads arc rough with some mud holes. All trails are usable but have fallen timber on them. Campgrounds are open. H is recommended all per sons take their own water If camping at Marster Spring. Fishing on toe Chewaucan Riv er is fair, Campbell and Dead- horse lakes, lair; Sprague River eood, and. Sycan River, fair. Fire danecr is ntgn. use ex treme caution. Buckets, shovels, and axes are required. Summer Lake Rim closure is in effect. No entry Js permitted unless for Business reason, weatner is av eraee or tliis time of year. Silver Lake Ranger District: All cindered roads are graded and open. Most unsurfaced roads arc passable. The last one-half mile of the East Bay Road Into -the east side of Thompson Reservoir is passable but rough. Silver Creek Marsh, Thompson Reser voir, and East Bay Campgrounds are open to camping and picnick-hig- ! Fishing has been fair to good :t Thompson Reservoir. Good suc ;eess at trolling and bank fishing ias been reported. There is very little stream dishing acuvuy on ;(he district. Flro danger lias be come high due to warm weather nd drying winds. Weather has been fair the past week. Drews Valley Ranger District: Cottonwood Meadows Lake is still accessible only by Howard Creek Road. AU other principal roads are open and in good condition, Four-H camp started at Cotton- Cowboys Chop Five Players .; THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (UPI) Five rookies including backs John Thomas and Frank Marsh from Oregon State, were trimmed from the Dallas Cowboys rosier Thursday. Others dropped were George Potts of Xavler of Ohio, Carlton Rankin of Alabama and Herb Bradford. Calvin Holland, a back from Allen University, quit the squad. Thirty veterans joined the rook ies today in workouts at the Na tional Football League camp. wood Organization Camp Sunday, July 14. Fishing has been reporled good at Cottonwood Meadows, Dairy Creek, and Dog Lake. Fire dan ger is moderate, but can become extreme with high winds. Warner Ranger District: The main roads are open. A few spur roads are still soft in places Campgrounds are all open. Fishing is fair in all creoKs. Fire danger is medium. The wea ther has been warm past few days, with mosquitoes bothersome. Emeralds Drop 10-lnmng Game Br United Press International The Eugene Emeralds aren't, about to give up without a light, but sometimes it seems like they. might as well. The Northwest League s cellar- dwelling Emeralds dropped their second consecutive 10-inniiig base ball decision to second-place Yak ima Thursday night. The winners eked out their 5-4 victory margin on a hit by Tippy Johnson, a walk, and a bouncer over the shortstop's head. Lcwiston scored six runs in the 10th inning to down Tri-City 8-2 In another extended game. Two 10th inning relievers wore unable to bail out Mike Lee, who suf fered his seventh loss against five wins. Don Marrs drovo in two for Lewiston with a homer in the fifth, and Tri-City's Terry Bander- as soloed In the seventh. Salem beat Wenatchee 5-3 bo hind the two-hit pitching of Gene Brabender, who is now 10-5 for the season. Brabender, who had retired the first 18 batters ho faced, saw his no-hitter go out the window in the sixth inning when Spencer Davis got a broken-bat single. KENT Wash. (UPI I - A total of 108 drivers have reclstered for .the $10,000 U.S. road racing championship at Pacific Race ways this weekend. The drivers include Pedro Rodriguez, Skip Hudson, Bob Holbcrt, Dave Ride nour and Jerry Grant. boy of the national mags, the former Boy Scout who made good in a tough, competitive field and a young man with a seemingly limitless future. Today, he's a bewildered 27- year-old pitcher with an equally bewildering 9-10 season won-lostj record. Terry's 1963 record dipped be low the .500-mark compared with his resplendent 23-12 mark of 1962 when the Minnesota Twins blitzed him in five Innings Thurs day and went on to a 9-3 victory. nie loss trimmed the Yankees first-place lead over the idle Chi cago White Sox to six games. Rich Rollins drove in five runs with a homer and a double and Don Mincher had a double and two singles to lead the 12-hit Min ncsota attack. Camilo Pascual out of action with arm trouble since June 30, received credit for his 10th win aeainst five defeats. Elston Howard' homered for the Yankees. The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Detroit Tigers. 8-6. in 11 in nings and the Boston Red Sox beat the Kansas City Athletics, 10-6, in oincr American Lcaeue eamos. Joe Gaines'; two-run llth-inning double gave the Orioles an uphill vKwry ana ace re never Sin Mi . ler his fourth win of the season. miner, who now has been Hip closc-oul pitcher in the Orioles' last ciglil victories, slopped the Tigers on one, run and four hits for the last four innines. Rnss! onyuer ana bod Johnson had three nils each to pace the Orioles' 15 hit attack. itenet sensation Dick Radatz gained his 11th victory of the sea- son against only one loss with two innings of shutout relief that pre .-.crvea tne Hed Sox' v clnrv mo tile Athletics. Doubles hv ni,.t Stuart and Huss Nixon and a sin gle by Dick Williams, who had four hits, were the big blows for the Red Sux while Norm Sielwn mi iwo (lonicrs for the Athletics YOU BE THE UMPIRE This close action photo was taken during the Medford. Falcon game Thursday night at Gem Stadium. The Falcon runner is LeVoy Young, shortstop. The first baseman is Medford s Don Anderson. Anderson apparently al ready has the ball but Young also hat touched the base. The umpire called him safe much to the dismay of the Medford fans. As the old saying goes, "tie goes to the run ner." The Falcons beat Medford, 4-0. BRITAIN, SPAIN SPLIT BRISTOL, Encland (IIPII- Britain and Spain split onentnp singles matches Thursday in their European Zone Davis Cup tennis semifinal. Mike Sangster defeated Jose Luis Arilla, 6-2. 6-4, 6-4, to give Britain the first match, but Manuel Santana deadlocked the series for Spain as he beat Bobby Wilson, 6-4. 6-4. 6-8. 2-6, 7-5. nema Reports Top Use Winetna National Forest district rangers report continued heavy use of recreation facilities on the forest. On the Chemult District all sys tem roads are open,, but dusty. The trail to Maidu Lake, and Miller Lake trail around the lake! are open. Howlock Mountain trail is open for a mile. Miller Lake campground is open for public use. Fishing is reported fair at Maidu Lake. Miller Lake has not yet' been restocked. Nights have been cool, with heavy dew and some frost, but the days warm. Forest visitors are urged to drive carefully on roads where deer may be crossing. On the Chiloquin District all roads are passable, but many are rough and dusty. On forest roads carrying logging traffic, visitors 'should drive - carefully. District Ranger Homer Faulkner rccom mends that campers carry drink ing water when using back coun try camps. Reports indicate that limits of rainbow arc being taken on the Sycan River above Sycan Crossing, and that fishing is slow er on the Williamson River below Knapp's Dam. Water in thel stream is lower. All roads on the Klamath Dis trict are open and in good condi tion, except Fish Lake-Lake of the Woods road, which is rough due to construction work. Trails are open and in good condition. Aspen Point Campground remains closed while improvement con struction continues. , lmprovcdl campsites are open to use at Ma-j lone Springs, Odessa Creek, Cold Springs and at the beginning of Seven Lakes Basin trail at the end of Sevenmile road. Fourmile Lake campground is open. The Oregon Pilots Association will hold a fly-in at Lake of the Woods this weekend. MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa (UPI l Michael Sarkesan, a Providence, R.I., high school roach, has been named head bas ketball coach at Iowa Wesleyan College. SHIP TU 4-4151 WEEKEND BOAT SPECIAL! ANOTHER COMPLETE OUTFIT Ready to go fishing or skiing. 1963 fiber glass Crestliner runabout with lights, wind shield, controls, fire cxtinquisher, life jack ets and other accessories. 1963 40 H.P. electric starting Johnson motor with bat tery and battery box. 1963 Tilt-boom trailer with winch, lights, etc. Here's the buy of the week for only , , . $169500 Buy It en toiy rmi. Wt'll lrod, toot Ba luit and see the '63 Johnson end Homalita outboard! whit you are hart! Pelican Marina Before you buy any chain siw! 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Chicago 51 41 .554 6!i St. Louis 51 43 .543 7 San Francisco 51 44 ..537 8 Cincinnati 50 45 .526 9 Pittsburgh 47 46 .505 II Milwaukee -17 46 .505 11 Philadelphia 47 47 .500 lHi Houston 36 61 .371 24 New York 32 62 .340 26'i Thursday's Results ' Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 San Fran. 6 New York 5, night Philadelphia 5 Houston 1, night Los Ang. 10 Pittsburgh 5, night Cincinnati 6 St. Louis 3, night -Friday's Probable Pitchers Houston at St. Louis (night) Drott (2-7) vs Simmons (7-5). New York at Philadelphia (night) Craig (2-15) vs McLish (9-51. : v-' -V . ' - Chicago at Pittsburgh (night) Ellsworth (13-6) vs Friend (10-8). . Los Angeles at Milwaukee (night) Drysdale (11-10) vs Hendley (5-5).' San Francisco at Cincinnati (night) Pierce (3-6) vs Tsitouris (5-3). Saturday's Gaines New York at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Milwaukee Chicago at Pittsburgh San Fran, at Cincinnati, night Houston at St. Louis, night NAMED GRAND MARSHAL SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (UPI) Venerable Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons, who retired as an extremely successful trainer tliis year, has been named grand marshal for the Saratoga centen nial parade on July 28, the day before the opening of Saratoga s 100th racing season. New York Chicago Boston Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit Washington American League ' , W. L. Pet. 55 34 .618 51 41 50 41 50 42 52 44 46 47 46 50 40 51 37 51 33 59 GB .534 5'. .541) 6 .543 6!-. .542 61-2 .495 11 .479 1214 .440 16 .420 17',j .359 23V4 Thursday's Results Minnesota 9 New York 1 Baltimore 8 Detroit 6 (11 inns) Boston 10 Kansas City 6, night (Only games scheduled). Friday's Probable ntchers Cleveland at New York Dono van (6-6) vs Downing (5-D. Boston at Chicago (night) Monbouquette (13-6) vs Peters (7-5). Washington at Minnesota i night) Cheney (8-9) vs K a a t (9-8). - Baltimore at ' Kansas City (night) McNaily (3-3) vs Pena (5-13). Detroit at Los Angeles (night) -Lolich (4-4) vs Lee (4-5). Saturday's Games Washington at Minnesota Boston at Chicago Cleveland at New York Baltimore at Kansas City, night Detroit at Los Angeles, night Dodgers Off And Running In National League Race By United Press International All this and Larry Sherry too That's the feeling in the camp of the Los Angeles Dodgers to day as their National League pennant bandwagon keeps rolling along. The World Series hero of 1959 hasn't done too much this season but he suddenly seems to have "rejoined the team." And if there is anything the Dodgers National League rivals can't stand it's an- Owens Remains Critical DENVER (UPI I - Baltimore Colt flankerback R. C. Owens, his wife, Tina, and their 1-month-old son, Darren, remained in serious eondilion at two Denver hospitals early today, suffering from injur ies received in a car wreck Wed nesday night. Owens' daughter, Pamela, 4. died in the crash. A doctor at Presbyterian Hos pital said "I can assure you that Owens will not. be in Baltimore Sunday" to begin training with the National Football League Colts. Owens and his wife were re ported seriously injured about the head. Owens also suffered a frac tured rib and a partially col lapsed lung. His wife had a frac tured vertebra in her neck. The 'son', taken to Children's Hospital, was in critical condition with head injuries. The family maks its home at Belmont, Calif. The three were hospitalized at Yuma, Colo., following the acci dent Wednesday, and brought to,; Denver Thursday. Doctors said it "is impossible to estimate" when Owens will be re leased from the hospital. They said he and his wife, however, were "coming along well." other proven star adding his weight to the Dodger drive. Sherry, the sensation of the '59 Dodgers' closing NL spuit and World Series triumph over the Chicago White Sox, came out of the bullpen Thursday night to preserve Johnny Podres' nintli victory of the season and the Dodgers' 10-5 decision ,over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The win preserved the Dodgers' 6'i-game lead over the second place Chicago Cubs, who beat the .Milwaukee Braves, 3-2, in an aft ernoon game. Tlie San Francisco Giants shaded the New York Mets, 6-5, the Cincinnati Reds drubbed the St. Louis Cardinals, 6-3, and the Philadelphia Phillies downed the Houston Colts, 5-1, in other Na tional League action. Maury Wills drove in four runs with a double and a single and stole a base and Jim Gilliam. Wally Moon, Tommy Davis and Willie Davis had two hits each in the Dodgers' 14-hit attack, Earl Francis, tagged for three runs and five hits in 4 1-3 in nings, suffered his fourth defeat. Ron Santo's triple and Ken Hubbs' double each produced a run in a three-run sixth inning rally that enabled Larry Jackson to win his 11th game against seven losses. Joe Torre and Del Crandall had two hits each for the Braves, whose Tony Clonin ger suffered his sixth loss. Bob Purkey went 6 2-3 innings to win his fourth game for the Reds with tne help of Gene Freese's first homer in almost two years. The Red slugger, who broke his ankle in the spring of 1962, drove in four runs to help deal Ray Sadecki his sixth defeat of the season. Juan Mark-hill, appearing in relief for the first lime this sea son, pitched two hitless innings to raise his season record to 15-5 when the Giants scored two runs in the eighth inning. Felipe Alou drove in the winning run with a pinch single that handed Galen Cisco his eighth loss against six wins. Ed Bailey homered for the Giants and Joe Hicks connected for the Mets. 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