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rrlday. March 24. 1950
To Compete Satfwday
Medford high'i first track meet
of the 1950 season will be held
Saturday starting at 2 p. m. on
the local football turf when the
Black Tornado meets the Grants
Puss Cavemen in a "short dis
tance" meet. Medford is defend
ing state champion among class
A Inch schools.
What "short distance" means
is that such events as the 100 and
other running competition will
be shortened. The 100 will be
come a 75-yard race, the 220 will
be 150 yards and so on. Only
the field events will be the same
is usual.
Coaches Bob Newland, Lee
Ragsdale and Fred Spiegelberg
are not saying too much as yet
about the Tornado' 1950 pros
pects to repeat as a state cham
pion. Medford lost three out
standing athletes in Loren Car
ter, Rich Riggs and Jerry Mc
Grew through 1949 graduation.
Newland once said that this
trio among them was good for
20 points with individual and
relav competition.
The Tornado has a large num
u.. i hnv. nut for some events.
In fact many more than has been
the case in recent years. Just
who will be the best still is a
matter of time as the cool weath
er and rain of the last few weeks
has not allowed the boys to open
UPit is unlikely.'for instance, that
Jack Morris will be at h i best
Saturday aRainst the Grant Pass
in this meet that will count noth
ing toward a championship but
will give the coaches an opportu
nity to valuate the youths as to
their respective ability.
The older Morns boy being
ilv muscled than some
of the other youths takes a bit
longer to "loosen up. His
brother Frank probably will be
in trim more tnan jacn.
v on much is known nere
about the Caveman's track pros-
iitti nas Deen uunc
thori. in that athletic en
deavor due to the Grants Pass
basketball team taking up most
of their time. The fact G. P. was
n the state cage tournament
.inii.arl irapk KOme.
A full program of track events
will be run oil here aaturaay
ll ninninff. shot put,
discus, javelin, broad jump, high
Jump and pole vauu.
BRAVES PLAYER HURT
St. Petersburg, Fla.. March 24
(URi First-baseman Earl Torge-
.'.. ...in h. nut of the Boston
Braves' lineup for several days
with a twisted right knee suffer
ed during yesterday s practice
session.
Basketball
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Grappling Sensation
To Show Wares Here
Promoter
nounced a
Mack Lillnrd an-i Stojack officiated for the
treat for Medford first match and McDonald was
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BOWLING
CITY LEAGUE
High individual series of 591
n rolled bv SchiDuer last
night when the City Bowling
leacue held its weekly session
at the Medford Bowling lanes
alleys. Jim Morgan's 252 was
good for high individual game
also.
Southern Oregon Distributors
scored high team series and nign
temn game with 2,669 and 949
respectively.
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wrestling followers last night
when he said he planned to have
Leo Wallick on the armory card
next Thursday evening.
The grappler has been a sen
sation all over the country and
currently the biggest draw
ing card in the northwest, Lit-
lard reported. An opponent was
unnamed but it was indicated
that Frank Stojack would get
the bid as result of the finale of
last night's triple main event.
Stojack took the match when
his adversary, Georges Dusette,
was disabled by a painful back
injury. The two opened their en
gagement in rough and tumble
style.
Hoists Duietle Up
Stojack hoisted the French
man to his shoulders and Dusette
probably would have been much
better off had he submitted to
the intended airplane whirl.
However, Dusette grabbed the
ropes, somehow wriggled free
and clamped his favorite full
nelson on the Tacoman. The t
thus locked, tumbled over the
hopes, Stojack landing on top of
Dusette whose back whacked the
edge of the apron.
The airplane spin artist climb
ed groggily into the ring to claim
the one and only fall. Dusette
was toted to the dressing room.
In the middle event Tough
Tony Ross, Salem meanie, gain
ed two out of three spills from
Charlie Carr. Ross nabbed the
first fall with a toe hold and leg
stomp and Carr the second with
a Boston crab. A body press, aft
er butts by Carr backfired, earn
ed Ross the final tumble.
Starter a Draw
In the starter Danno McDonald.
Canadian scrapper, and Lee
Grable, Los Angeles, went the
full 45-minute route to a draw.
McDonald got one fall with a
dropklck and body press and
Grable grabbed the evener with
an abdominal stretch afler Mc
Donald missed a dropkick
third man
other two.
in the ring for the
Junior High Softball
Team Issues Challenge
A Softball team made up of
boys going to Medford junior
high school today issued a chal
lenge to any other Softball
team made up of boys IS years
old or younger, to play a gama
at a time and place to be de
cided later.
A notice was sent to all jun
ior high rooms today repeat
ing the challenge and asking
boys interested to contact
either Coach Chief McLean or
Jim Shinn at the school.
Hope was expressed that
enough teams would be inter
ested so eventually a league
for junior high boys could be
formed.
Vet Pitcher
Purchased By
Rogues Club
Purchase of a veteran, pitcher,
Tom Anson, from Waco, Tex.,
of the Big State class B league,
was announced today by Busi
ness Manager Mel Carpenter of
the Medford Rogues (Nuggets) of
the class D Far West Baseball
league.
The righthander whose pur
chase had been under negotiation
for several weeks, is expected to
not only provide the local club
with an experienced moundsman
but also to help give the younger
hurlers for the Rogues more con
fidence and support.
Local fans may recall that An
son was with Willows of the Far
West league in 1948 when he
won 14 and lost 8. Last season
the new local pitcher was out for
some of the year wnn a Droicen
ankle and did not see much
service.
Ray Roach Sold
Carpenter also announced tnai
the Rogues had sold Pitcher Ray
Roach of last season's local club
to Fargo-Morchead of Fargo.
N. D., a team in the class C
Northern league.
Roach's home is In Minnesota
and although he is owned by the
Seattle Rainiers, it was thought
in the long run it would be best
if he were nearer home, Carpen
ter said.
Box seats and advance sale of
season tickets for all Rogues
home games are available at the
office of the baseball club at 242
South Central avenue.
Licensed Field Trial
Opens Sauvies Island
Portland. Ore.. Mar. 24 U.R
Oregon's first American Kennel
club licensed field trial of the
season opened this morning on
the state game commission
grounds at Sauvies island.
The trial is sponsored by the
Oregon Retriever Trial club.
Dick Twenge New Coach
At Tigard High School
Tigard, Ore.. Mar. 24 (U.R)
Dick Twenge, Oregon State col
lege grid star, was named todav
as coach for the Tigard high
school football and baseball de
partment for 1950-51.
Twenge will be assisted bv
Wallace Eugene Gibbs, another
Oregon State athlete.
Phillies Continue Bat
Homeruns And Win 12-7
Orlando, Fla., Mar. 24 (U.R)
The Philadelphia Phillies, who
meet the Washington Senators
today, show no signs of letting
up on their home run spree.
Del Ennis and Dick Sisler
made their three-day total 12 by
blasting homers in vesterdav's
12 to 7 loss to the Boston Red
Sox.
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Tournament
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The Syracuse Nationals occu
pied a berth alongside the New
York Knickerbockers -today in
the finals of the Eastern division
playoffs in the National Basket
ball association.
Syracuse eliminated the Phil
adelphia Warriors from the title
chase by dumping the Warriors.
39 to tii, in thr second game nl
their best-of-three series last
night at Philadelphia.
The Knlcks. who eliminated
Washington Wednesday night,
meet the Nationals in the open
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Syracuse on Sunday.
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(U.R The Omaha Knights were
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berth in the play-off finals of
the U. S. Hockey league today
following their smashing 7 to 0
triumph over the Kansas City
Mohawks here last night.
It was the second straight suc
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series. The teams clash again in
Omaha tomorrow night and if a
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