Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 65

i. JH- Phoetdx, March 25, 1965 The Arizona Republic 83 i waumimuimmmuimHiijns3amn.iiim mill ii in iu. iiiiiiiiS)-rja1vw iViAil BULLUUu 'Cats Trip Beavers On Errors Dee Jones, earing Race Top, Eyes Sunday's PIR Feature he doesn't have a ride- to TUCSON-Arizona took advantage of Oregon State's two costly errors in the ninth inning to deal the Beavers a 7-6 baseball loss here yesterday. Oregon State had tied the game, 6-6, with a three-run spree in' the top of the ninth but lost a chance for victory when bobbles by shortstop Ken Lucas and second baseman Jim Jar-vis enabled Dick Grbac to score the winning run. look and learn and ask.

And the drivers help. But four drivers were, practicing at PIR yesterday, Bob Wente, Ralph Ligouri, Jud Larson and Jim Hurtubise and before the race, they'll help but not during it because -then it's every man for him-'" i self. 1 And Dee will be along with 33 top Sunday at Phoenix Interna- '-tional Raceway. L. for the 500.

And he missed the race by seconds. Dee, who was running faster in practice than the last three qualifiers for the race was left sitting at the starting line to qualify when the gun went off, signaling the end of qualifications. If he had gotten on the track before the gun went off, he would have been allowed to make his qualifying attempt. IT WAS A disappointment, but Dee finished the entire season with an assortment of sprint, midget and championship rides. And it was hard, because before Dee's first appearance at Indy, he had raced on the pavement exactly eight times in a 13-year career.

The chances are that Dee won't win Sunday, but he says his car is old, but solid a good performer. DEE ATTENDS nearly every race possible even if PHOENIX RACE DRIVER DEE JONES TAKES HIS TURN AT 1964 INDIANAPOLIS 500 Long A Favorite Of Local Racing Fans, Dee Will Be In Cockpit Of Lynch Offenhauser For Sunday's 150-Miler Shortstop Eddie Leon continued his hot hitting for the Wildcats, crashing two doubles and a single in five trips to lead his team's 10-hit attack. Jarvis, Lucas and Terry Markham each collected two safeties in the Beavers' nine-hit assault. Arizona (11-6) opens a four-game series against Ohio State today. Amateur Boxing Card Wednesday Phoenicians Face Mexicans Driver Says Sebring Dull Race SEBRING, Fla.

(AP) Ken the I ALIlf pf Wi Lucky Las "'v'v il Nevada Arizona It's a long haul overland from Manzanita Speedway and the California Racing Association to USAC auto racing, but Phoenix race driver Dee Jones is nearing the top getting ready for the downhill run. Dee, entered in the Lynch dirt-track Offenhauser for Sunday's Jimmy Bryan 150-miler at Phoenix International Raceway, is one of only two Arizona entries in the field. Tucson's Roger McClus-key is entered in a rear-engine Ford. IT'S A BIG change from jalopies at Manzy in 1951 to Indianapolis Motor Speedway in 1964 for Dee, but he had plenty of training on the way. When Manzanita threw super-modifieds wide open in 1955, Dee was one of the first drivers to make the switch.

He ran off and on in CRA spring car competition in '55 and had a ride in the 1960 Bobby Ball at the Fairground, but it broke down while hot lapping. HE WENT to Indianapolis in '61, too, looking for a ride in the 500, but failed to get one. He spent seven weeks on Tthe USAC sprint, midget and championship circuit trying to get a car, but as Dee says: "I got hungry and came home." He came home and entered CRA wars with a vengeance, finishing sixth in 1961, third in '62 and second in '63. He was Arizona-New Mexico champion those three years. Then, in 1964, he finally made the scene at Indianapolis.

He drove the Travelon Trailer dirt car in the 1963 100-miler at PIR and finished well in a sub-par car. THE TRAVELON people were happy and gave Dee their championship roadster bi Oron State ibrt Ma'm, lb 3 1 2 aft ft vs. Jose Salazar, (147); Tony Porter 'vs. Jesus Ortega, (114); Jimmy Jones vs. Jose Diaz, (135); and Sam Pink-ney vs.

Ramon Felix (139). 0 Grbac If 1 Niel'n 3b 1 Leon ss 2 King lb 1 Fouse rf 0 Kurti 2b OHaw'd cf 0 Mason 0 Ken'dv Miles, veteran road racing (Liver out to duplicate his Daytona jarvis 2D 5 Trask cf 4 Bonser 3 South If 4 Cleve'd rf 3 Lucas ss 4 Bell 3b 3 Kelly ph 0 Spr'vn 3b 0 Swa'90 3 Scoog ph 1 Wil'ms 0 Totals Continental victory in the Se 0 Bayne ph 1 bring endurance race, is 0 Han'n 0 0 prepared for a dull ride Satur 0 Totals 36 7 10 day. Ore son Stat Arizona 000 003-4 202 002 0017 Nasharco Wins At Golden Gate ALBANY, Calif. (AP) Nasharco, a recent arrival to Cali "This is not an interesting '63 Dadgo PICKUP course a driver," he said. Kurtz 2, Lucas, Jarvis, PO-A Oregon State 26-14, Arizona 27-14.

DP Nielsen-Kurtz-King. 2b Leon 2, Lucas, Mason, Hawaood. HR Bonser. Sac. fly Bonser, Trask.

LOB Oregon State 7, Arizona A. The 5.2 mile Sebring track is fornia from Phoenix, ran almost ER BB SO 6 5 4 4 1 0 0 fl IP Swango 6 Williams (L 0-1) Kennedy x8 Hansen (W. 1-01 1 too fast yesterday in winning laid out on a World War II air base. Straightaways follow the airport runways and turns are on an asphalt road past wooden military buildings used for 4 6 0 0 0 the featured eighth race on faced four batters In ninth. PB Mason 2.

HBP by Kennedy (Lucas), WP Swango. Balk-Swango. Katusz, CDell. A-345. Three Phoenix boxers who were semifinalists in the National Golden Gloves Tournament at Kansas City last week fight champions from Mexico Wednesday at Phoenix Madison Square Garden.

The Mexican fighters are part of an eight-man team from Hermosillo, that will battle the Boys Athletic League squad coached by Alex Fimbrez. Top bouts match Alton Colter against Mexican regional featherweight champion Chito Pinedo; Wallace Brooks against Mexico Olympic flyweight alternate Antonio Hernandez; and Al Robinson against Manuel Tapia in a bantamweight duel. Colter, Brooks and Robinson each won three matches before losing decisions in semifinals of the Golden Gloves Tournament last week. Another outstanding boxer from south of the border is Francisco Pro, a light-heavyweight who won the northern one-mile track at Golden Gate housing and storage. Field.

It is pancake flat. Johnny Longden, riding to his "Le Mans (in France) is pret NOW PLAYING Tony larfin and Cyd Gharisse ALTON COLTER career victory, toyed with the field as Nasharco ty flat too." Miles said. "And that also is a dull race." walked away from the competi tion and had to be held back. Miles will drive one of two Mexico regional title last year. His rival is Dave Pink-ney.

Other bouts: Melvin Fields The son of Nashville finished two and a half lengths ahead of Ford GT prototypes which fin Tribe Dumps Angels, 4-2 DOUGLAS Sam McDowell imited the Los Angeles Angels to two hits in seven innings yesterday to lead the Cleveland Indians to a 4-2 baseball victory. The 22-year-old southpaw, Terry's Secret. ished first and third in the 1,243 mile Daytona Continental last month. Nasharco finished the mile in 1:35 2-5. 3 isr Miles' partner in the 12-hour DELIVERED IN GLENDALE of W.

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(AP) Tony Oliva, defending American error by first baseman Vic Pow -fAcn lltimmMHJi.vkm' er, and Tom Jones, 19, a right hander from Phoenix wno nave Buren. Phoenix will host the state League batting champion, col er. Billy Moran and Camilo Car been officially placed on the Houston maior league roster lected four hits in five trips to the plate yesterday in an ex Timaly's famed PQO I T'MIk Valu BRAKE 03 I hi AH II ICTAACKJT reon paced the Tribe's nine-hit after their purchase from the Babe Ruth tourney the last week In July. It will be played at Maryvale High School. attack with a single and double ii tic 2 arm 11 ji m.

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