Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, August 13, 1954, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text) strict Swimmers Eye Finals Records pringfield PTE CORNACCHIA p p'he Rp'tistcr-Opiard er cool evening and a M1 willamalnne row rcvent some rather hot inccs Thursday night at li's district swimming ror(i were splashed out ;anl swimming hole as si and Judy Barker, Hey would be nice to iund on canoe dates. ' covered the 50-yard ke route in 42.2 Tor a k in the 13-14 group and a blue-ribbon sweep in -roup with 50-yard firsts troke, freestyle, breast nd diving. oolc care of everything 1344 lasses, including a brmance in the 100-yard for another new record. , won breast-stroke and in 50-yard varieties plus mark was erased in the ion by Dale Bergeson, City, who did the 50 jstslroke in 42 flat. Keith Springfield, claimed the , rcestyle and repeated in . ard race. m city's medley relay Tat Tisdale, Gary Mor ind John Bowman pro fourth 13-14 record by 100 yards in 2:21.5. Hanson, Junction City, Ed a 300-yard backstroke ,r 15-16 with 1:16.2, while tcrson, Springfield, won 5 in 50 and 100 sizes. jhor new mark in this j fclongs to Springfield's y.trclay girls, who went 150 yards of water ana iin 2:18.1. ie efforts in each event patched acainst Eugene's tc performances for the i compete with Drain's In the all-area champion fcust 19 at Willamalane. tsey, Springfield, retain- tane County log-rolling a preliminary event. aseball i W I, 78 33 77 37 72 42 51) 61 38 63 47 64 39 73 la 37 75 Results k 5-7. Plilladdiphla 4-1 U 10, Detroit 1 Hon 3-0. Boston 5-5 nei scheduled. lO-AND-UNDKR DIVISION 25-Yard Backstroke (Bovsp: -Tnm Filiciicailc (Sir), 24.0; 2 Ted Coldin (Sr), :28.2: 3 Lcland Hewitt (Sprl, on.a; pjiivppi Aipaerson (Jul, :34.(1. 25-Yard Freestyle (Girls): 1 Ella Louise Arney (Sprl, :26.Z: 2 Debbie Strauss (JO, :28.4. 25-Yard Freestyle (Bovsl: 1 Ted Colvln (Spr), :17.3; 2 Tont Kincucane (Sipr), :18.2; 3 I.rl.ind Hewitt (Spr), :24.0: 4 John H.-prrek (Spr). :2fi.4: 5 Andy Orr (Spr), :27.9; 6 Gcoreo Downs (Spr), :30.0. Divine (Hoys): Andv Orr (Spr). 12; 2 John Harper (Spr), 9; 3 Har vey Sugg (Spr), 8. 11-12 DIVISION KO-V.irH Rn..LGPpnbn r-tte. 1 llarhra Jnhncnn l&irl AA fl. 1 l .... dla Borgaard (JC), :53.6; ' 3 Patty Blackburn (Spr), 1:01.0; 4 Verla Ta ilor taprp, iii.6-t o sue Aiinulka (Spr), 1:15.0. RfP.VarH Rack oP mbn m... 1 Laddy Martinson (Spr), :54.2; 2 Dick Mill (JC), :56,7; 3 Bill Mcintosh (JC), x;ux.u. Pet. .703 .675 .6.12 .450 .432 .423 .318 .330 215 714 28 30 31 nnp4 41'i W I, 70 41 67 45 63 47 ret. GB .631 598 573 55 53 .509 13P,i 55 58 .487 16 52 611 .464 18(4 - 41 68 .393 26',p 39 73 .348 31V4 Results ti 8, C.lpiCiPEo 6 ft 3, St. Loppis 1 pes scheduled. W h Tet. GB 3(1 II .732 21 15 .583 6',i 21 7 .553 714 21 18 .538 8 18 17 .514 9 15 25 .375 14V4 12 29 .293 18 Results 14, Salem 6 Wenatrhre 2 p 11, All-Stars 2 f r it, TrlCity 9 W 1. Pet. GB 82 52 .612 - 811 53 .602 Hi rr. " .:i4w tt'.a "fWO 68 66 .507 14 59 70 .457 20V4 57 74 .435 23'j I 57 75 .432 24 53 79 .402 28 000 000 5 "s " --... ooo one l i 3 1 Klnnsfathur n n- Jlio and Neal, .1 r h e f OOfl 101 000 2 3 0 j -- --pirn noo (inn 0 4 0 lut Nl; Hull and Jonney. J" mo noo 0 "o 2 W0 1(10 x 4 7 0 VkomT U EVanSi AleX' 1 ' ...,nm 220 000 6 11 1 ki: 'pppu phpu . 3 8-0 1 ID and Kvans: Heard, ocneiD (7) and Rossi. 101 100 noo 'a q 1' fo nno 000 001 1 3 3 4fi!d "chr: c"a"dler, Lien 'festera, Tornay (9). -100 002 000 1 - mil noo 010 1362 R H E 8 11 1 o X & i'M - rr tit THESE TWO SWIMMERS WON DISTRICT swimming UUrwUtaUTlT Springfield Ihursday night, left, Vera Peterson, winning the 100-yard freestyle for girls 15-1G years of age, and at right, Judy Barker, winning the 50-yard breast-stroke for girls in the 13-14 year division. Springfield Results 50-Yard Freestyle (Girls): 1 Bar-! bra Johnson (Spr), :40.2; 2 Lvndia Borgaard (JC), :44.5; 3 Pally Black burn (Spr), :51.0; 4 Iva May Van Noy (Spr). :56.0; 5 Spio Mihulka (Spr), 1:02.2; 6 Verla Taylor (Spr), 1:03. 50-Yard Freestyle (Bovs): 1 Daniel Pfclslcr (Spr), :40.2; 2Laddv Martin son (Spr), :41..1; 3 Bill Mcintosh (JC), :44.0; 4 Dick Mill (JC), :46.0; 5 .John Bowman (Spr), :47.0: 6 Mike Nix (JC), 1:55.0. 50-Yard Breast-stroke (Girls): 1 Barhra Johnson (Spr), :5H.2; 2 Pat Bliickbui-n (Spr). 1:07.5; 3 I.yndta Borgaard (JC), 1:08.3; 4 Verla Tabor (Spr). 1:30.5. 50-Yard Breast-stroke (Boys): 1 Dlek Mill UC), :46.3. Diving (Girls): 1 Barhra Johnson (Spr), 24; 2 Carmen Bingham (JC), 10. DWng (Boys): 1 Bill Mcintosh (JC), 14; 2 Laddy Martinson (Spr), 150-Yard Medley Belav (Boys): 1 Junction City (Billy Mcintosh, Dick Mill, B. Mortenscn), 2.44.0. Drain Results 10'UNDFR DIVISION 25-yard backslroko (girls) 1. Judv Levins, Drain; 2. Cathlene Haines, Drain. No third. Time 35.5. 25-yard freestyle (cirls) t. Kathcr- Ine Wood, Yoncalla; 2. Judy Levins, Drain; ,1. Diane Uriswold, Drain, and Helen Harris, tied; 5. Kathleen Haines. Drain. Time 25.0. 25-yard freestyle fbovs) I. It arm v Cool, Drain; 2. Mike Bromherg, Drain; 3. Mike Latham. Yoncalla. Time 22.6. Diving (girls) 1. Kalhy Wood. Yon calla (9); 2. Dlano Griswold, Drain ino tnira. iJivinff (boys) I, Mike Bromberff. Drain (7); 2. Ranny Cool, Drain (6j, No third. 11-12 DIVISION 50-yard backslrokn (girls) 1. Bon nie Simonnette, Cottage Grove; 2. Pat Woolley, Drain. No third. Time 53.2. ait-yard backstroke ( tioysii. Mob Henderson, Drain; 2. Don Kineslev, Cottage Grove. No third. Time 43.5. 50-yard freestyle (girls) 1. fionnte Simonnelte, Cottage Groge; 2. Pat Woolley, Drain. No third. Time 43.4. Washington Finalists VANCOUVER, Wash. W) Two teenagers, Ann Quast of Everett and Ruth Jcssen of Seattle, met here Friday in the finals of the Washington State Women's Golf tournament. Miss Quast advanced with a 1 up victory over Mrs Henry Hulscher, Tacoma, m a semi-final match Thursday. Miss Jcssen entered the finals by up setting Pat Lesser, Seattle, 1 up. 'Flo' Returns Ring SEATTLE m Florence Chad- wick, noted channel swimmer, re vealed here Thursday night she has broken her engagement to F. Wallace Taber, explorer and lec turer. "I've simply changed my mind. It's a woman's privilege or so I'm told," said Miss Chad- wick at the Seattle-Tacoma Inter national Airport on her way to Los Angeles. Florists Beat Phoenix CENTRALIA (IPI The Erv Lind Florists of Portland downed the Phoenix Sweethearts, 5-1,: here Thursday night in a wom en's exhibition softball game. Nashville at Junction Junction City's Reds and Nashville will clash in a non league baseball contest Sun day at Junction City. Game time is 2:30 p.m. , 50-yard freestyle (boys) 1. Bob Henderson, Drain; 2. Don Kingsley, Cottage Grove; 3, Mike McCarty, Cot layo Grove. Time 35.0. 50-yard breast stroke (girls) 1, Bon nie Simonnette, Cottage Grove; 2. Pal Woolley, Drain. No third. Time 1:05.4. 50-yard breast-stroke (boys) 1. Del Dungey, Drain; 2. Don Kingsley, Cot tage Grove. No third. Time 50.4. Divine (boys) 1. Del Dungey. Drain (16): 2. Don Kingsley, Cottage Grove (7). No third. 150-yard mpdiey relay (girls) 1. Drain (Pat Woolley, Joanne Cormier, and unidentified swimmer). No sec ond or third. Time 3:17.8. 150-yard medley relay (boys) 1. Drain-Cottaee Grovo (Don Kingsley, DpI Dungey, Bob Henderson), No sec ond or third. Time 2:50.3. 13-14 DIVISION 50-yard backstroke (girls) 1. Jan ice Walloon, urain; z. tvay itenaer son, Drain; 3. Beverly Clark, Drain. Time 49.0. fifl.vnrri hnrkslrnkA fhnvft) 1. Stan Harris, Cottage Grove; 2. Gary Bishop, Klklon; 3. Don Stacy, cottage urove, Time 43.2, 100-yard freestyle (glvls) 1. Janice fllauoon. urain; 2. iieveny uiarK, Drain; 3. Kay Henderson, Drain. Time 1 :36.8. 100-yard freestyle (boys) 1. Stan Harris. Cottace lirove: 'i. Koeer i-ar- icv. Drain: 3. Leonard Olson. Drain; 4. Gary Bishop, Elkton; 5. Tom Hes- cock, Elkton; 6. lesiey uranam, xon calla. Time 1:28.9. 50-yard breast-stroke (boys) 1, T.enna rd Olson. Drain: 2. Pat Rlckard, Cottage Grovo; 3. John Hill, Drain. Time 5B.6. 50-yard freestyle (girls) 1. .Tanlcc MM loon. Drain: 2. Kay Henderson, Drain; 3. Beverly Clark, Drain. Time inn. 50-yard freestyle (boys) 1. Stan Harris, Cottage Grove; z. Cliff rronio, Drain; 3. Roger Farley, Drain; 4. Lcs U Graham. Yoncalla; 5. Pat Rlckard Cottage Grove; 6. Don Stacey, Cottage Grove. Time 41.2. Diving (girls) 1. Janice Mattoon, Drain (26). No second and third. Diving (boys) 1. Roger Farley, Drain (24); 2. John Hill, Drain (12). No third. .... 150-yard medley relay (glrls)l. Drain (Beverly Clark, Kay Hender son, Farlcyne Davis). No second or third. Time 3:09.4. 150-yard medley relay (boys) Cot tage Grove (Stan Harris, Pat Rlck ard, Leonard Olson). No second or third. Time 2:35.5. 15-16 DIVISION 100-yard backstroke (hoys) 1. Dick Henderson, Drain. No second or third. lime ... 100-yard freestyle (tinysi i. arry Brown, Drain; 2. Clifford Pronto, Drain. No third. Time 1:10.7. 50-yard freestyle (girls) 1. Jilt tvair. Drain. No second or third. Time 44.5. 50-yard freestyle (Boys) i. i.arry Brown, Drain. No second or third. Time 30.7. , Diving (girls) 1. Jill Evans, Drain (51). No second or third. Diving (boys) 1. Larry Brown, nt 9.. Clifford Peronlo. Drain (36.0), No third. 13-14 DIVISION 50-Yard Back-stroke (Girls): 1 Bar- bra Johnson (Spr). :42.02. (New rec ord. Old mark of 43.0 set In 1953 by Unda uwen. Eugene Country Club) 50-Yard Back-stroke (Bovs): l Don AUiston (Spr), :40.6; 2 Roger Lucas (,)C). :43.0; 3 Dick Hildcbrand (Spr), ;44.4; 4 iat Tisdale (Ju). :4fi.B: 5 Gary Mortenscn (JC), :48.2; 6 Gary rowies itipr). i:uz.u. 5()-Yard Breast-stroke (Girls): 1 .nidy uarker (Snr). :46.5; Z Judy Mc intosh (JC), :5H.9. au-Yard .Breast-stroke (Boys): 1 Dalo Bergeson (.IC), :42.0; 2 Gary Mortensen (JU), :4t.i; 3 Dick Htlde- brand (Spr), :47.0; 4 Ralph Ricks (JU), :ai.4; 5 Don AUiston (Sprl, :52.5; 6 Phillip Clifton (Spr), :54.0. (New record. Old mark 48.5 set bv uary rayior. snringtieia. in i9&s.) ou-iara freestyle (uirisi: l judv Barker (Spr). :36.4: 2 Judy Mcintosh (JC), :4u.o; 3 uail Reynolds (Spr), i.:H.i). 50-Yard Freestyle (Boys): 1 Keith Johnson (Spr), :33.0; 2 Hon Kelso (Spr), :34.0; 3 Don AUiston (Spr) :36.0; 4 Dick Hildcbrand (Spr), :37.5. Diving (Uiris); l Judy .Barker (Spr). 33. uiving (Boys): l LeHoy Williams (spr, 43; z Hon Kelso (5pr), 37; 3 Keith Johnson (Spr), 32; 4 Gary jonnson (jt;, 2 J. 150-Yard Medley Relays (Boys): 1- Junction City (Pat Tisdale, Gary Aioricnsen. donn Bowman). 2:21.5. (New record. Old mark 2:56.2 set in 1953 bv ECO. 100-Yard Freestyle (Girls : 1 Judy Barker (Spr). 1 :23.o. ( New record, Old mark of 1:26 set in 1053 by Shir ley Siegmund, K-uc.) 100-Yard Freestyle (Boys): 1 Keith Johnson (Spr), 1:16.0; 2 Don AUiston (Spr), 1:19.07; 3 Hon Kelso (spr) 1:19.0; 4 Dick Hildebrand (Spr) 1:24.5; 5 Gary Fowler (Spr), 1:57.5. 15-16 DIVISION 100-Yard Back-stroke (Girls): 1 Joyce Hanson (JO, 1:16,2. (New rec ord. Old mark 1:43 set in 1H53 Dy Karen Shreeve, Eugene.) 100-Yard Back-stroke (Boys: 1 Bill Carson (JC), 1:34.6; 2 Roger Lucas (JC), 1:46.7. 100-Yard Freestyle (Girls): 1 Vera Peterson (Spr), 1:28.4. 100-Yard Freestyle (Bovs): 3 Gary Taylor (Spr). 1:06.8; 2 Bill Carson (JC), 1:13.2; 3 Paul rnompson (hpri, 1:19.5; 4 Richard Goad (Spr), 1:22.2. 50-Yard Freestyle (Girls): 1 Vera Peterson (Spr), :38.4. 50-Yard Freestyle. (Boys): 1 Gary Taylor (Spr), :30.2; 2 Bill Carson (JC), :31.0; 3 Bill Preston (Spr), :39.9. Diving (Boys): 1 Paul Thompson (Spr). 43; 2 Gary Taylor (Spr), 41. 150-Yard Medley Relay (Girls): 1 Springfield, 2:17.3. (New record. Old mark 2:18.1 set in 1953 by ECC.) 150-Yard Medley Relay (Boys): 1 Junction City (Roger Lucas, Dale Roroocnn Rill Carson). 1:56.8. 2 Springfield (Thompson, Taylor, Hilde brand), ziuz.u. Twenly Qualify At Drain Meet By DICK STRITE KeclsteGilard Sports Kditor DRAIN Thirteen local swim mers and divers and three each from Cottage Grove and one from Yoncalla will give the southern end of the Emerald Empire for midable representation at the Register-Guard's all-area cham pionships at Springfield next Thursday night. The Drain-Grove district meet was held here Thursday after noon with slightly more interest and increased prowess. The addi tion of the Cottage Grove contin gent aided in making the meet successful and the Gravers may have the opportunity of staging the district meet next year in their own pool. Plans for the pool, I to be constructed in time for use next spring, will be discussed later this week. Best individual performance here Thursday was by Janice Mattoon, a perennial title threat who won four first places in the 13-14 year division. There was also a triple winner for Drain, Larry Brown in the 1516 division, and three double winners Bob Henderson and Del Dungey, both 11-12, and Jill Evans, 15-16. Kath ie Wood of Yoncalla was also a double winner. Cottage Grove had two triple winners Bonnie Simonnelte in the 11-12 division and Stan Harris in the 13-14 year division. All first-place winners here Thursday will qualify for the championship meet at the Wil lamette pool in Springfield, start ing promptly at 7 p.m. VFW Team To Face Rubes Springfield VFW and Eugene's chamnion Rubes meet at 8 n.m. Saturday on the Washington Parktl diamond for the District 6 soft ball championship. Winner will face Brookmead Dairy of Coos Bay, winner of the District 7 title with a 3-2 victory Wednesday over Youngs Bay Lumber of Roseburg, for a berth in the state tournament starting August 21 at Bend. The best-of-three series next week is tenta tively slated for Washington rark. Springfield VFW will face the Rubes, runnerup in last year's state tourney but an also-ran in a recent invitational tourney at Corvallis, after whipping Oak- ridge, 6-1, in the opening game of the single elimination district playoffs. Bob Johnson will he starting hurler for Springfield's cham pions, who will face Bob Willis of the Rubes. Jim Grant and AVade Cowan have led Springfield's hitting, while Bill Hutchinson, Charlie Mickelson and Tom Collie have been the sluggers for the Rubes, who will be without Manager Dale Warbcrg due to a dislocated shoulder. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Fri., Aug. 13, 1954 3B jqr AUTO RACES THIS SUNDAY INSTEAD ATTKND THE EMERALD EMPIRE ROUNDUP TT ,,. Sponsored by AUG. 13-14-15 EUGENE POLICE DEPT. EUGENE JR. C. of C. Auto Races Again Sunday, Aug. 22nd Grid Officials Listed For 'B' Shrine Game PENDLETON (IP) Officials for the Class B High School Shrine All-Star football game here Aug. 28 were announced Friday. 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