Port Angeles Evening News from Port Angeles, Washington • Page 14

GREEN AND WHITE ROADRUNNERS Coach Bernie Pulver's Roadrunners went through game-itype scrimmage Wednesday night with the Huskies to prepare for the little league football openers Sunday at Civic Field. The squad is pictured, left to right, in front, Craig Merwin, Brand Garling, Mike Waller, John Roadrunners ready for opener in LL football debut Sunday Merwin, Rob Hoyt, Glen Johnson. Middle row, Rick Jacobs, Alvm Johnson, Bruce Welcker, Don Downing, Dale Luvaas, Mitch Blore. In back, Tim Haley, Ken Nelson, George Hurt, Brandon Price and Rick Deason. Not pictured, Ken Martin and Steve Shoetllcr.

(Evening News Photo). BY SCOOTER CHAPMAN (This is the fourth and last of a series previewing Port Angeles Little League football teams. Tonight, the Roadrunners.) In watching the 'RoadiruiMiers turn out, I couldn't 'but think of turnouts at PAHS. The Roadrunners will iappear Sunday in the opening doubleheader at Civic Field in sparkling -green and white eyupment that the league uniforms: Watchin the bos ca- urchas ed has been real solid uniforms: Watching the boys ca- iVort in practice sessions reminds me of Roughriders. Well they might, as the coaching staff is made up of head coach who was a standout performer for Port Angeles and four boys who are currently toiling for he Roughridens.

Bernie Pulver is the head coach. He played a lot of end for coach Jack Elway in a Roughrider suit. Working with the linemen ave Ed Bedford -and Al Womac, while Dan Peacock and Don Harrison work with the backs ends. "WE PLAN to use a lot of Jack Elway iSplit-T -plays," Pulver. said, "and we will also have some straighit-T formations.

The boys are picking; plays real well. We'll be fairly fast, but we lack size." Ken Nelson has been performing well at the quarterback post, O.K. Nylon NEW TIRES New O.K. Starflite Tire FREE when you buy three! This offer gocd on any size black clr white No Limit Purchase Price Guarantee Nation-wide Against All Road Hazards Free Tire Mounting (plus tax and old tires) Wheel Balance $1.50 Weights Free 1500 O.K. TIRE STORES TO SERVE YOU Tire Store 894 f.

Front Phono 457-3172 iHilliil i i i Dale Luvaas has been looking good at halfback, Tim Haley, a center, and Mike Haller, a halfback, play defense well, while Rick Jacobs has been catching passes at the end post, as has Ken Martin. THE ROADRUNNERS held a scrimmage Wednesday night with the Huskies. "The equipment that the league and I of lbovs thave up Wlth a in ur y- Ifc l()oks We going to have a good season. 'Pulver added. The four teams will play a twin bill at Civic Faeld Sunday at 1:30 p.m.

to get league play started. Here- is a rundown on the ros- ter and number of the Roadrunner squad: ENDS Rob Hoyit (3), Glen Johnson (18), Ken Mantin, Rick Jacobs (22). TACKLES John Merwin (31), Don Downing (28), Steve Shoet- tler. GUARDS Brand Garling (16), George Hurt (26), Rick iDeason (34). CENTERS Craig Merwin (27) Tim Haley (20).

QUARTERBACKS Mike Haller '(17), Ken Nelson (25). HALFBACKS Bruce Welcker (23), Luvaas Mitch Blare i(33). FULLBACKS Alvln Johnson (10), Brandon Price (32). Dodgers, Cards keep edge on NL flag race By MIKE RATHET Associated Sports Writes- John Rosebaro, nicknamed Gabby by his Los Angeles Dodger teammates because he speaks softly, carries big stick. But he wielded one at Pittsburgh Thursday night, belting a granc slam homer and a run scoring single to produce all the runs in Sports in brief By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS GOLF SEATTLE, Wash.

Raymond Floyd, Bobby -Nichols, Ken Still and Stan Leonard ended the first round of play in the $35,000 Seattle Open Tournament in a four- way tie for first with six-under 66s. EUGENE, Ore. Mickey Wright took a two stroke lead in the $10,000 Eugene Women's Open Tournament with a three-under- par 71. Minor League Playoffs By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS International League Final Indianapolis 7, Atlanta 3, Indl anapolis series leads 3-1 best-of-sevcn 15TH STRAIGHT VICTORY LIVONIA, Mich. (AP)-Country Don stepped to 'his 15th straight victory in the $19,500 Brown Jug Trial Thursday night at Wolvor- ine Harness Raceway and esitab lished himself as a strong contend er for the Little Brown Jug at Delaware, Ohio next week.

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1-4 p.m. Husky tickets still available UNIVERSITY OF WASHING TON limited number of Reserved tickets for the Iowa- Washington football game he ire October 5th still are available, Ivan Travis, ticket manager announced today. Ttaavte emphasized that re- pqrts stating the game was completely sold out are erroneous. He added, however, that the tickets available we not choice yardage, but are located in the end zone area of the Stadium. They will remain on sale only at the Athletic Ticket Office in Edmundson Pavilion on the us.

Reserved tickets are $4.50 and may be obtained either by direcl purchase or mail order. General admission tickets for the Iowa game will go on sale September 23rd. Reserved tickets also are available for all other home games, with the exception of Washington State November 23rd, Travis reported. MAJOR League Standings a 5-3 victory over the Pirates that maintained DodgersL.jthreer game grip on the National League lead. The second-place St.

Louis Cardinals won their sixth consecutive game and 15th in the last 16 by blending the pitching of Ernie Broglio and the slugging of Bill White and Stan Musial for an 8-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs 16 GAMES The Dodgers have 16 games remaining, the Cardinals 14 including a three-game series between the two clubs at St. Louis starting next Monday. Tonight, the Dodgers will be at Philadelphia for a twi-night doubleheader while Milwaukee invades St. Louis. The Dodgers will be at a slight disadvantage, with Sandy Koufax forced (to work against the Phillies with only two days rest so tie can fit into the pitching rotation with out having to work during next week's Jewish holidays.

In the 1 only other Nli games Thursday, San IVancisco's Juan Marichal four-hit the New York Mets 6-0, and Philadelphia defeated Houston 4-1. YANKS ABOUT IN The American League leading New York Yankees clinch the pennant tonight if they win at Minnesota. The Yankees defeated Kansas City 5-2 Thursday, the Twins edged Cleveland 3-2 in 10 innings and the Los Angeles Angels blanked Boston 2-0 in the only games scheduled. Rosebcro, 30, a left-handed swinging catcher, is hitting only .245 with nine homers and 48 runs batted in. But he supplied the power early against the Pirates, slamming his grand slam off Bob Friend, 16-15, in the first inning.

The Pirates could manage only four hits off Johnny Padres, 13-10, through seven When they started to connect in the eighth Ron Perranoski preserved the vie tory in his 61st relief appearance BIG HOMER White hit a twocun homer, drove in a third run with a bases- loaded walk and also collected a single, Musial rapped singles his first two times up, against Larry Jackson, 14-15, and scored the game's first run. Dick Groat contributed a single, double and sacrifice fly to itiie attack. Broglio brought his record to 16-8 with an eight-hitter, but missed an opportunity provide the Cardinal staff with its fourth straight shutout. Doubles by Ellis Burton and Ken ttubbs in the seventh inning snapped a string of 36 scoreless innings by St. Louis pitcher, then John Boccabella and Jim Schaffer homered in the fifth for the Cubs.

Marichal, who bit -his first major league homer, got home run support from Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey, to record 23-8 with the victory and struck out 13 Mets. Ray Gulp, 13-n, sat the Colts down five hits while Roy Siev- IDS Rjivero ers and Tony Taylor nit homers 162, Argeotiria, toaooted out Tony for the PiuUtes. vatoi, 155, 4 W. Mackic Lewis 9 P.A. Ball Drillers 9 Little Holm Tire Co 9 N.W.

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is, Friday, the 13th could be a lucky day for Port Angeles arid Sequim. I say it could be a lucky day. By the time 10 p.tn. rolls around tonight, the Roughriders might find themselves with a lot of work to do and the Sequim Wolves might find the same thing. Wednesday we visited the Sequim wolves practice field and found coach Bill Harriman quite optimistic about his chances to win a couple of games this year.

"Wo havo 26 boys turning put and 11 art lottormen, but wo havo a long way to go to got in shape," Harriman said. The Wolves play in the jamboree with Forks and Port Townsend tonight at Port Townsend, then they have a rugged schedule. that includes Lakeside of Seattle, Central KitSap, Vashon, Bainbridge, North Mason, Port Townsend, the Roughriders and Forks. "Wo'll bo running tho spllt-T again this yoar," tho Sequim montor said, "but this yoar I think wo havo a fow boys that could roally make it go." Steve Callis, senior quarterback, and Cliff Echternkamp, a sophomore standout who did not play last year, are getting in shape after coming out late. They will nob i A A At BQ WA WMV be eligible for jamboree action, but they will give added strength to the team when they are ready next week.

It's evident that the Wolves will have more beef. Here's a probable starting lineup for tonight: Robinson (5-11, 165, sr.) and Bill Hahn (64, 166, Millet (6-1, 165, jr.) and Miko Schado (64, 239, Lynch (5-7, 163, and Al Grail (5-10, 163, Blako (5-8, 178, Hull (5-8, 163, Herman (54, 180, sr.) and Gary Gtonski (5-iO, 160, Swanson (5-11, 171, or Larry Honog (5-11, 172, Sequim looks to have a lot of spirit and hustle and Harriman, along with assistant Ron Newton, is working the boys hard. Sequim will be better this year! The Port Angeles Roughriders went through picture taking sessions last night on the practice field. The players that will represent Port Angeles tonight at Siiverdale will be inexperienced in actual football competition and will have4o depend on desire to get them through the first action. The Roughriders will probably start five juniors at SilveWaie tonight.

The initial unit will probably have Al Womac and Peacock at ends. Peacock is a senior right end, while Womac a confer loft end, tackle and Womac has looked good in drills this wook. George Braly and Tox Margraves will open at tackles irgravM is a senior, 6-2 and 195, while Braly is a junior, 6,2 and 235. Tho guards will bo Larry Simkins and Darwin Bui lock, both juniors and junior Ed Bedford will be at center. Simkins is 170, Bullock 160 and Bedford is an even 200 pounds.

Tho will havo oithor Gary Kerr or Bob Lovoll at quarterback. Both aro small and deceptive, both can pass, but Kerr tho senior and Lovoll the junior. Kerr picked up a lot of knowledge from watching Jon Rolinei last year and could surprise. I alfba bo Jack Boyd or Bill Thompson at loft half, with Don Harrison at wingback. Boyd is a 5-10, 180 pound junior and Thompson is a 5-7, 152 pound junior.

Harrison is a senior, 5-9 and 170. The fullback will bo Jim Hunt. Jimmy is 200 pounds and ho stands but 5-8. Ho runs like a small tank. He's backed up by juniors Bernie Floret and John Speaker.

Dean Messersmith, Pete Buck, Jim Enos and Art Sell are due to see a lot of defensive action and Chuck Boyd will handle the punting chores. The second line of Enos and Bell at ends, Milo Walker and Mike Vose at tackles, Bob Bond and Buck at guards and Messersmith at center will see action Backfield reserves are Jim Rivetts, Mike Wait and Bruce Chamberlin. For tho Aiders, tonight will bo liko final exams after two weeks of practice. Coach Cross is anxious to ind out who wijl make a passing grade and bo ready for Port Townsend noxt wook. 'Riders play MK, CK hi jamboree fcmighl Olympic Peninsula high school football teams will ktckoff the 1963 prep footbaU season tonight in tow jarrtfwrees scattered around the Olympic League.

Here's the jamboree lineup: JW 'ottOALt: Port Angeles, Kits-m and Kitsap. PORT ORClfARD-South Kit- saip, Bast Bremerton and Shelton. Vasfoon and North Mason. PORT Townsend, Forks and Sequim. Northwest grid roundup Huskies SEATTLE (AP) Tackle eJr ry Knoll, who missed spring prac tice, was back oh the University of Washington gridiron Thursday.

Knoll was out with a broken wrist and also missed the first part of fall practice. 'As he returned, however, Mike Ryan, a sophomore who has been snowing promise at guard, pulled some tendons and left the arena for two weeks. Coach Jim Owens made a couple of string changes Thursday. He shifted John O'Brien into Riok Redman's slot at guard and tut Jim Norton in at right tackle in place of Mike Cougars PUI4JMAN. Wash.

(AP) Kea Graham returned to Washington State University football drills Thursday, and that, coupled with cooler weather, lifted Coach Jim Sutherland's spirits. Graham sprained an ankle in last Sato-day's scrimmage and wasn't expected back for practice Ibis coming Saturday at the earliest. As for temperature the muy slipped to the mid-80s under en overcast sky. Last week's readings wetfe to the mid- 90s. Graham, who is sharp OA is a IftHpouod senior.

He a Cougar wwiog ajod passing potential which must be reckoned with. Vandals MOSCOW, Idate (AP) -Enthusiasm is catching and Dee Andros, coach of the Idaho football team is the latest "I have to toe enthusiastic," Andros said the enthusiasm shown by the play, ers. I can't praise them for they- attitude." Thursday's scrimmage was inconsistent, Andros said, pointing out it was the first time the first unit had been scored upon. The scoring was done by the third string and Andros said. "Maybe it taught tiie Hoys on the first a lesson." Ducks DUCKS 24 pt EUGENE, Ore.

'(AP) Varsity quarteitack Bob Berry sat out the University of Oregon's final scrimmage Thursday, but signal- leading duties appeared in capable hands. Doug Post fired touchdown psses of 66 and 1 yards to receiver Rich Schwab as he filled in for Beroy. MeJ Reoftx) also was held out of his halfback slot. The Ducks' third touchdown Thursday was scored by teHbaick Dennis Keller. But Renfro nd Berry are expected to provide much of Oregon's punch, in its seson 21 against Peon State.

Spokone tops 89ers in wind SPOKANE (AP) -The Spokane Indians poked 14 singles across a wet and windy diamond Thursday night to defeat the Oklahoma City 89ers 6-1 and take a 2-1 lead in the playoffs for the Pacific Coast League baseball championship. The wind checked the long-ball hitters and played tricks the fielders, tout couldn't stop the top of Spokane's batting order Jim Barbieri, Rod Graber and Dick Nen. The all-weather trio rapped 10 of the Indians's hits and accounted fcr most of 'the iruns. Oklahoma City, which couldn't get the ball far off ground either, got seven hits, all of them also singles. The 89ers opened the scoring with their only run in the top of the first on a walk, a bunt and Dan Murphy's single.

Spokane tied it up in its half of the frame with consecutive hits by Barbieri, Graber and Nen. The Indians moved ahead in the (third when Nen and John Werhas singled and left fielder Dan Murphy let Mike Brumley's drive bounce through his legs. Two runs scored on the error and a third followed when Bart Shirley hit safely. Barbieri and Graber singled again in the sixth and Nen tagged a long foul fly. Murphy caught it and Barbieri crossed the plate, Graber scored ibhe final after stealing second and coming home on a wild pitch.

The wind and the Tain just before game time kept the attendance down to 3,898. League president Dewey Soriano, who weathered it out in the stands, predicted far larger crowds when the rest of the 'best-ofiseven series opens Oklahoma City Saturday night. The box: Okla.City 100 000 000--1 7 2 Spokane 103 002 Ox--6 14 1 Johnson, Dickson (3), Grob (4), Gerard (6) and Wooten; Ortega and Brumley. Ortega. Johnson.

AH jattibwees will start at 8 iftadio will broadcast jamboree action from Siiverdale tonight begitmifig at 7:45 p.m, Scooter Chapman will irtay-tby-play with Lukey ort commentary. The Port Angeles Roughriderd count only seven letter-men from a squad that won seven, lost one and tied one last year. A open battle for starting positions has been going en for two weeks, during prr.ciice sessions. SheUnn and East Bremerton are, co-favorites lo take league honors in the AA division, while Bain- bridige is the favorite to take thtf A Olympic League crown. AH teams will see full game action next week.

1963 CAPTAIN Dan Peacock was elected to captain the 1963 'Roughriders following a rain-sihortencd practice last night in game uniforms. Peacock is a senior, 6-1 and 193 pounds. He'll play right end on offense and left defensive end on defense. Karts to roll in Bremerton of the Port Angeles Kant Club will travel to Bremerton for races Sunday beginning at 1 p.m. at the Kitsap County track Next home action will be Sept.

22. 'Last week saw several new names break into the winner's circle at 'Lincoln Park. Steve Kettle rolled home in the senior trophy dash and Greg Rivett won the junior trophy event. Dennis Borneman won the A junior race, followed 'by Rwett and Keith Lingvall. Harold Tassen -was finst in the A senior event, Mel Lawerence took second and Paul Sparks was third.

'Brian Duncan won the second group prize over Larry Steelc, with Dale Loop placing third. 'Doris Borneman won tlhe der puff event, Scott Britton won the ibushing affair and Jerry ers roared around the track to win the B-C open over Terry Moore. Major League Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BATTING John Roseboro, Dodgers, drove in all runs with first inning grand slam homer and third inning single, in 5-3 victory over Pittsburgh that maintained Los Angeles' three-game National League lead over St. Louis. tPFTCHING-Juan Marichal, Giants, allowed only four hits and striick out 13.

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