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Riverside, Rose Win Over Fullerton, Benson Trackmen The second (tries of city grade school trick meets was run Satur day on Finlay field with Riverside defeating Fullerton m is 124 5 6 and Rose downing Benson I I'V to VI lJ. A new city grade school record was set in the high jump with Gray of Rose jumping 4 feet 1 in. The meet between Rose and Ben son resulted in one track oddity. The Rose and Benson shuttle re lay teams tied for first place hon ors. Saturday's meet was originally scheduled for May ( but was moved ahead because it conflicted with the county B league meet which will be held on Finlay field Satur day. The next regularity scheduled meet will be May 20 with the grade school athletes from River side competing with Fullerton and Benson running against Rose. Summary: ftiverside-Fullerton Midgets: 35 yard dash Markillie, River side. Time, :0S.l. . 50 yard dash Cornwell, Fuller ton. Time. :08.4. 140 yard shuttle relay River aide (Weaver, Carter, Markillie, Courtney) Time, :24.5. High jump Hayes, Riverside. , Height, S feet 2 inches. a Broad jump Ingle, Fullerton. Distance. 10 feet 6' inches. Softball throw Moshen, River side. Distance, 115 feet. Pee Wee: 35 yard dash Miller. River side Time, :05.8. 50 yard dash Horton, River side. Time, :07.9 200 yard shuttle relav River side (Miller, Horton, Pinard. Mc Comb). Time. :32.2 , 200 yard relay Fullerton (Marsh, Harpe, Fray, Sargent) Time. :31.2. High jump Sargent, Fullerton. Height. 3 feet 8 inches. Broad jump Sharp. Fuller ton. Distance. 10 feet 10 inches. Softball throw Sargent, Fuller ton. Distance, 125 feet. Lights: 50 yard dash Kimball, River side. Time. :07.8. 75 yard dash . Ollivant, Fuller ton. Time :11.4. 200 yard shuttle hurdle relay Riverside (Tauscher. Butts, Brown, Kimball) Time, :32 6. 200 yard relay Riverside (Tau scher, Butls, Brown; Kimball) Time. :30.5. High jump Purdy, Riverside. Height. 3 feet 8 inches, side. Height. 12 feet 6 inches. Baseball throw Ollivant. Ful lerton. Distance 160 feet 11 inches Shot put Moser, Riverside. Distance, 22 feet. Heavy: 50 yard dash Hess, Fullerton. Time. :07.5. . 75 yard dash Galloway, River side. Time. :10.3. 300 yard relay Fullerton (Hess, Sanders, Reson, Burghardt). Time, :43.2. High jump Burghardt, Fuller ton. Height, 3 feet 10 inches. Broad jump Evans, Riverside. Distance. 12 feet 5 inches.. Softball throw Berg. River side Distance, 153 feet 4 onches. Shot put Wcstley, Riverside, Distance. 27 feet 8 inches. Spec'0.1 Price On Limited Quantity Feed for Hogs PAGE LUMBER I FUEL IM E. i-J A,.. S. Phont 242 FISHERMEN - LOGGERS - TRUCKERS REAL LOGGING CAMP MEALS Served 5 a, m, to 6 p. m. HAY'S BOARDING CO. Located at formtr Mitt Logging Coma on Littlt Rivar, 4i miUi free Glid Junction- look for signi. Complete manu, changed doily, Ratti art compare! dowa oest you over ate! Lunctitt Oft town prices. 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Distance, 11 feet f inches. Softball throw Meredith, Rose. Distance. 125 vetU Pee Wte: 35 yard dash Starmer, Ben son. Time, Oil. 50 yard dasb Kelly, Rost. Time, :08.0. 200 yard relay Benson (Mor siette, Starmer, Friday, Joelson) Time, :31.0. 200 yard shuttle relay Rost. (Oerding. Kelly, Montgomery, Smith). Time, :J2.8. High jump Oerding, Rost and Clute, Rose, tie for first. Height, 3 feet 8 inches. Broad Jump Montgomery, Rose. Distance, 11 feet 4 inches. Distance. 152 feet 1 inches, Softball throw Jackson, Rost. Lights: 50 yard dash Carmon, Rost, Time, :07.5. ' 75 yard dash Johnson, Ben son. Time, :10.f. 200 yard relay Rost (Gray. Doughton, Whitlack, Carmen) Time. :32.1. Hijh jump Gray, Rote. Height, 4 feet 1 inch. Broad jump Vihitlatch, Rose. Distance, 13 fett 1 incht. Softball throw Dunn, Rost. Distance. 130 feet 8 inches. Shot put Johnson. Benson. Dis tance, 27 leet 4 inches. Heavy: 50 yard dash Erickson, Ben son. Time :07.3. 75 yard dash Mandville. Ben son. Time :10 2. 300 yard relay Benson (R. Linthicum. Erickson, Mandville, Schick) Time, :39.1. , Shuttle Hurdle relay Tie with Rose (Coea, Turner. Stout, Rice) and Benson (Erickson, Mandville, Schick and Welton). High jump Jones, Rose. Height. 3 feet 9 inches. Broad jump Coen, Rose. Dis tance. 13 feet 10 inches. Softball throw R. Linthicum, Benson. Distance. 135 feet 7 inches Shot put Coen, Rose. Dis tance, 31 feet 3 inches. Cassill Seeking Basketball Head SEATTLE. May 11.) A couple of the nation's top b asketball coaches were rumored today to be on the calling list of Harvey Cas sill, University of Washington ath letic director. Now on a cross-country jaunt to interview prospects for the job left vacant by the surprise resignation of Art McLarney last month, Cas sill headed first for Los Angeles where he reportedly planned to talk with Johnny Wooden, who tu tored the UCLA Bruins to a coast conference title this year. Not too far away, at San Diego State college, is George Ziegen fuss, a Washington alumnus and former cage aide at Columbia. Swinging east. Cassill is expected to huddle in St. Louis with Ed Hickey, coach of the top-ranking St. Louis university Billikens. AT ONCE I ' j I I . I Mail Coupon Now i rir... r.r.i.s i thrr l.frwtll.B l.tntl.ll. I. wilt f.r- Name . Address City $noso TITLE WINNERS in the southern Oregon-YMCA amateur boning tournament pote in the ring, following conclusion of the tights et the armory Friday night. Pictured from left, front row, Don Cummings Retains Coast Mat Title By CHUCK PLUMMER Bulldog Bob Cummings retained his Pacific coast junior light heavyweight title at the armory Saturday night as he defeated Gor don Hessell, popular challenger. In the opener. Eddie Williams won over Jack O'Reilly via the two-out-of-three fall route. Hessell won the first fall in 19:13 with his famous "trigger hold." after taking much punish ment from a hammer lock by Cum mings. Hessell suddenly whirled around, and, surprising everyone, clamped on the hold to take the fall. Cummings started working on the thigh of Hessel's leg in the sec ond fall, hitting Hessell there with his knee and foot, until Hessel's leg seemed to be awfully sore. Then Cummings clamped on a leg leverage lock and won the fall with a series of leg stomps. In the surprisingly fast last fall, Cummings went right to work on Hessell's leg, and after about two hold, he got the leg leverage lock again and won the final fall with leg stomp;. O'Reilly started out fast in the opener by taking the first fall with his punishing hammerlock in 19:07, but Williams came back to win the next two, and the match. He took the second fall with an abdominal stretch alter cleverly getting out of O'Reilly's hammer lock. In the third fall, O'Reilly started a slugging match, and seemed to have Williams on the ropes. Then suddenly Williams came to life, grabbed both of O' Reilly's legs, and took the fall with a flying dutchman. BAD TO WORSE SAN DIEGO, Calif., May 1. (.V) Things keep going from bad to worse for the Seattle Rainiers. When the Pacific Coast league baseball club trooped back into the dressing room after losing their seventh straight game to San Di ego yesterday, they found some one had been there first. Missing were nine gloves, six paira of shoes, four warmup jack ets and numerous caps and sweatshirts. TRUCKERS Locol clnims service is your assur ance of fast repairs when your truck is da'-'ged. LOW RATES . . . on collision and liability cov ;rage gives you standard protec tion at substantial SAVINGS Liability Coverage $5000-10,000 bodily injury. $5000 property damage. No Extn Chorgo for Ago, Mileage or Business Use Ovtr 100,000 Wtrn Motorist Insure no Sv Throuf k Farmers Standard Farm Nonasstisabla Policial. Farmers Insurance Exchange Sports In Brief (By Th AuocUtcd frt BASEBALL CHICAGO The White Sox called off the deal with the New York Yankees for outfielder Dick Wakefield after Wakefield de manded 15,500 extra salary. GOLF PEBBLE BEACH, Calif Babe Didrkkson Zahanas won the lirst stage of the Transcontinental Weathcrvane women's open tour nament with a 36-hole score of 153. TRACK ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Fred Wilt won the boardwalk mile in 4:05.5, fastest outdoor mile ever turned in bv an American. LOS ANGELES Yale's Jim Fuchs bettered the world's ahot put record with a throw of 58 feet 5'i inches. Southern California de feated Michigan State and Yale in a triangular meet. The scores CSC 90, Michigan State 34, Yale 32. PHILADELPHIA National 4110 meter champion George Rhodn ran a 47.5 quarter to edge NYU's Reggie Pearman and give little Morgan Slate college a record breaking 3:138 mile relay vie, tory in the Penn relays. Penn and NYU each won three titles. DES MOINES Oklahoma A and M won three events the half mile, mile and two-mile relays at the Drake relays. Don Cooper of Nebraska broke, the pole vault record with a leap of 14 feet one inch. RACING SAN BRUNO, Calif. On Trust ($4.90) won the San Francisco handicap. CREW PRINCETON Harvard cap tured the Compton cup regatla with MIT second, Princeton third and Rutgers last. DERBY, Conn. Penn took the j BiacKweu cup regalia, iranra, re spectively, oy laie ana loiumoia. GENERAL NEW YORK The Toledo, O., team won the national 'YMCA wrestling championship with 42 points. Paul H. Krueear 636 S. Stephens 'liana 218 $40-30 lock lis months Current Rafts Flui $7 00 Nonrecurring Fee at Beoiffiflf) of Policy Tht West's Leading Auto Insurance Carrier 'B& Bogart end Jerry Bogart, both Eugene. Back row, Jack Pusces Bill Botler, Klamath Falls. (Staff Women Golfers Heading East PEBBLE BEACH, Calif., May 1 (.Pi Professional women golf stars headed for f rairie View, 111., and the second leg of the 144-hole Vicatncrvane open transcontinental tournament today with Mrs. Geo. (Babe Didrikson) Zaharias leading the field. The lormer Olympic games ath lete, who has made the sport a prolitable business, won the lirst M holes of the four-city competi tion yesterday witn a score ol 158. It gave her a two-stroke margin over Patty Berg, chunky Chicago entry. National open champion Louise Suggs of Atlanta, was third with 161. Others battling for shares of the $17,000 total prize money and their M-liole scores included Alice Bauer. Midland. Tex.. 171. The troupe will be Joined Prairie View by the younger Bauer sisler, 16-year-old Marlene. It will mark her pro debut. Her sisler, Alice, 22, joined the pro ranks here. Alice got oil to a poor start Low amateur yesterday was Grace de Moss of Corvalls, Ore., with 80-89159. White Protests Player's Signing SACRAMENTO, Calif., May 1 tPi Joio While, general manager of the Sacramento Solons, said yes terday he has protested to George Trainman, the minor leagues' ex ecutive, against the signing of Hil lis Layne by the Portland Beavers. Layne was released last week by Seattle and, While said, had agreed verbally to Join Sacramento. While announced the third baseman-outfielder's signing early Saturday. "Later in the day Layne ap parently started dealing with Port land." Jojo continued. "He wired me late Saturday that he had ac cepted the Beaver terms. "I'm sending Mr. Trautman a full report of the incident. I feel I. syne broke his word and, in ef fect, a verbal contract. I don't understand the Portland club sign ing him under the circumstances." Layne led the Pacific Coast league in batting in 1947 with .397 but was let go by Seattle last week because of his defensive play. MONTANA COWBOY TOP PORTLAND, Ore., May 1 lP Firsts in bareback riding and bulldogging and second in saddle bronc riding brought cowboy Bill Linderman of Red Lodge, Mont., 4 L0AS V For All Personal and Family Needs Wo make leoos for oenoftol a4 family ooooS of evetry doKriptioo. Wkotever yoor meey arebJeoi my bo, we 'mvMe yo to Wine, If to vs. Yool tike evr prompt, kolo fwl, frieftoly service. Caaso fa oar oHea Calkins Finance Co. 307 (3'd Floor) Pacific Bldg. Phone 466 M-3J? SUt Uf. 1X4 of Springfield; Levon Thompson, end Jim Pusces, both Eugene; photo) College Sports (By Th AnocUttd PrMII BASEBALL Idaho S. Oregon State 4. Oregon 8, Pacific Univ. 4. Portland 5-4. Seattle Univ. Ml. Central Washington 7-12, Whit- worth 5-2. bastern Washington 2, Goniaga 1 (15 innings). Oregon College 8, Linfield 5. Lewis Clark 5-8, Seattle Pa cific 0-0. Pacific Lutheran 7-4, Western Washington 0-2. GOLF Oregon State 23. Idaho 4. Oregon Frosh 11, Oregon State rooks 7, TENNIS Oregon State 5, Washington State 2. Whitman 5, Gonraga 2. Eastern Washington S, Montana 2. Central Washington S, Whilworth 2. the Northwest Shrine rodeo's ail round cowboy title Saturday. The victory was worth $2,000 top money. G 14-ox. hammer $1.49 Bench plant ...................... 4.4? Block plane 1.59 24" levei 1.89 &' folding rule 75 16" x 24" square 1.89 Combination square 1.49 Hand drill 2.15 Sharpening stone 29 Hand saw 3.35 Rip saw 3.35 Panel saw 2.85 Vj" wood chisel 1.19 Automatic drill 2.98 Bit bract 2.25 Expansive bit 1.89 24" wrecking bar 79 Compass saw 75 Coping saw 30 Hack saw frame 79 See O. L. TORREY & Sutherlin, Oregon Men,, May 1, 130 The Newt-Review, lUteburf, Or. 7 Marysville Tied In Far West Loop iBy Th Aitocl.td Pru Marysville turned red hot over the week end and climbed into a first place tie with Pittsburg in the Far West league race by sweeping i three-game series with Redding. Pittsburg held its own by win ning two of its three gamea with Eugene. Willows split even with Klamath Falls and Reno won two of three contests with Medford All three Marysville wins over Redding were close. The Braves nipped the Browns J to 1 Satur day night. Last night's scores were 5-4 and 2-1. For the second time this season. Marysville Man ager Bert Kenmuir was banisned from the park for arguing with the umpires. Pittsburg edged Eugene 3-2 Sat urday when Ernie Teller walked the Diamond's first baseman Jack Davis with the bases loaded. In last night's doubleheader, a homer in the ninth by Davis gave Pitts burg the first game 3-1. Eugene took the nightcap 918 on third baseman Dick Warner'a ninth in ning triple, which drove in the winning run. Willows walloped Klrmath Fallt 18-7 Saturday night but the Ore gon team came back to take the first game of last night's double header 11-7. Their nightcap was called with the score at 10-10 be cause of the midnight curfew. The tie will be played off later. Reno and Medford played three tight weekend games. The Rogue's pitcher, Carl Huenert, won a hurl ing duel with Renoi Trestler lor a 4-3 win Saturday. Huenera struck out nine men to Trestler's 12. The Silver Fox hurler walked six. Reno won both ends of last night'a doubleheader 4-3 and 7-8. First baseman Ellis Daugherty a two-run homer in the sixth was responsible for the first victory. In the nightcap, Reno'a pitcher, Lloyd Jones, walked home the winning run with the basea loaded in the ninth. Klamath Ptlieans Win Invitational Mett KLAMATH FAU.S, May l.-f.T) The Klamath Pelicans won their own invitational track and field meet Saturday against teams of seven other schools. The only record cracked in the 18th annual running of the meet was a low hurdles mark of 228 seconds by Jack Morria of Med ford. The Pelicani acored 190 518 in JOHNWELL 735 S. Stephen II0VV DO YOU RATE AS A "HANDY See how many of these BASIC TOOLS you own.. 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