TEN MEDFOHD (OREGON)
Rogue Relay
On Saturday
At 1:30 P.M.
Medford hieh trackmen prob
ably will be slight favorites to
cop top honors in the fifth an
nual Rogue relays to be held Sat
urday starling ai i:ju p.m.
the local school field but a close
wnna la rtvaAtOifA hpfwPftn the
Black Tornado and the Klamath
Falls Pels.
T Aain tho Iwn achnol thin
clad squads have been running
a close race for dual meet hon
ors with the local boys having
an edge through their edging the
Pels 64 to 58 in a dual meet re
cently. The Tornado has also
romped over Urams rass iwitc
Klamath high easily defeated
Ashland nign lasi auimua.
Events to be run off on Satur
-i.. in inii.iriA thn tavelir
throw, discus, shot put, high
Jump, broad Jump, poie visum,
mile relay, half mile relay, two
tiA iav AAft rplnv and dis
tance medley, the latter always
a big crowd pieaser.
Fans attending the relays to
rominHpH that thev
will be able to sit only in the
new grandstana.
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Feted Dinner
About 35 members of Shady
Cove VFW post, memDers oi me
1949-50 Eagle Point high basket
ball squad, coacnes una gut-sis
enjoyed a banquet and program
last night at Rogue River lodge
as the post and fans honored the
Eagles, J-D-J league cage cham
pions. .
One of the highlights of the
affair was presentation of two
cakes baked by Mrs. Mary Sim
mons, mother of Pat Simmons
who was a member of the basket
ball varsity squad. One of the
cakes was decorated with two
miniature basketball hoops.
Speakers Listed
Toastmaster was Coach Ted
Schopf of Southern Oregon col
lege's basketball team who was
introduced by Jim Wallace of
the VFW post. Glenn Hale, su
perintendent of schools and
chairman of the J-D-J confer
ence, presented the champion
ship trophy to Coach "Shy" Cal
laghan. Speakers included Coach Cal
laghan, Superlntendept Hale and
Hank Green, sports editor of
The Mail Tribune.
Each of the basketball squad
was Introduced also.
Rogers Tko's
John Warrne
Eugene, Ore., Apr. 13 (U.R)-
Up and coming, 131-pound Don
Rogers of Portland scored a sec
ond round technical knockout
over Johnnie Warrne, 133, San
Diego, Cal., here last night in
their 10-round main bout.
In an exhibition match, north
west heavyweight champ Joe
Kahut, 183, Woodburn, sparred
with Tommy Demers, 185, Sand
point, Ida., for four rounds.
In other four round matches,
Luis Ortiz, 162, San Jose, Cal.,
and Al Cliff, 158, Vanport,
fought to draw; Boby Schaeffer,
153, Eugene, knocked out Billy
Davis, 154, Portland, in first
round; Dick Welden, 152, Cot
tage Grove, decisioned Joe Al
berta, 160, Mexico City.
OSC TENNIS 8LATED
Corvallis, Apr. 13 Oregon
State s sophomore-dominated
tennis team will travel to Seattle
Saturday for the opening north
ern division dual meet against
Washington.
Memphis, Tenn., Apr. 13 (U.R)
The Detroit Tigers and Chicago
White Sox clash again here to
night In an exhibition game.
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ROGUE RELAYS The tro-
Dhv which will be awarded to
the winning school in the Rogue
relays here Saturday afternoon
is shown above. The trophy was
donated by the Medford Kiwanis
club as a "Bill Bowerman
Award" in honor of the former
local track and football coach.
Medford, Klamath, Grants Pass
and Ashland will compete.
School Golfers
To Vie in North
A fli-p-mnn ffnlf team from
Medford high school left this
morning by automobile for Cor
vallis where starting Friday and
continuing through Saturday it
will compete in the first half of
thp iintintp hieh school ffolf tour
ney. They will play 36 holes
over the weeK-end.
Mnlcino the' trin fnr the Tor-
nnHn worn Phil Clptrhpll Eddie
Oldfleld, Bill McAllister, Justin
Smith and bod snepnera. unv
Ino- thnm north was Justin Smith,
fnthnr nf lh srhnnl cmlfpr. The
boys piny tomorrow and Satur
day.
Second half of the upstate
tourney will be played May 5
and 6 at Eugene.
GP Boxing Card
Results Listed
Bob Stumbo, southern Oregon
heavyweight champion, and Al
Offard, Medford, boxed a no-decision
exhibition in the main
event of Bill Berry's amateur
boxing show at Grants Pass last
night before a small crowd.
In other matches Norman
Stagner, Grants Pass, decisioned
Ray Peuker. Grants Pass; Dick
Adklns. Griffin Creekk, knocked
out Dick Wallace, Medford (1);
Corky King, Medford, decisioned
Gayle Christlcr, Grants Pass;
Whitey Hnrdcastle, Grants Pass,
knocked out Dick Stevens, San
Francisco (1), and Merle Dcetz,
Ashland, decisioned Bogey Bo-
gnrt, Central Point.
Glory!
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Thurtday. April 13. 19S8
Donovan, Harper
Rematch Picked
Topnotch Affair
The match which could easily
steal the show when the South
ern Oregon Boxing club presents
its amateur ring program at the
armory on April 19 is the Don
Harper-Donovan Wolfe rematch
for the southern Oregon light-
heavyweight championship.
Until they met about a month
and a half igo Harper was un
beaten and no opponent had
been able to go the distance with
him. Wolfe, who was expected to
get his brains scrambled by the
Gold Hill clouter, proceeded to
leave no doubt as to whom was
the master as he decisively out
pointed Harper.
Colvin Alio Loses
Still there was some doubt as
to Wolfe's ability until he
whipped Ralph Colvin of Port
land here March 22. On the same
show, Harper was being badly
outclassed by Bull Halsey.
Both light-heavies have been
taking their rematch seriously.
Wolfe has purchased a light and
heavy bag and is working out
every day while Harper has
joined the Gold Hill high school
track team in an effort to get his
legs in condition and comes to
Medford each day to work out
in the armory practice ring.
Eight other matches will com
plete the card.
Ashland Golf
Course Taken
Ashland, Ore., Apr. 13 (U.R)
City officials said today two Los
Angeles golfers returned a
signed lease for management of
the city's idle golf course.
Merle M. Russell and Elbert
C. Williams plan to put the golf
course into use this summer for
the first time since it closed up
when world War II broke out.
They intend to invest S5000
during the first two years of
operation. Cost of the lease to
the men is $1 a year for the 10-
year period.
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aan uieao u. aan r ranctsco 7
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Hollywood at Portland postponed
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iouis cardinals exhibition se-1
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games to one, will add another i
Jackson 'B'
Slate Area
Class B district 2 which in
cludes Josephine and Jackson
counties will have four or five
regional baseball tournaments
to help designate the district
champion and thereby the entry
the state class B baseball
tournament.
Recently A. B. Mekvold.
Rogue River superintendent of
schools, met with two other
members of the district baseball
committee and they decided to
hold regional playoffs.
The Jackson-Josephine region
would include at least seven high
schools, all in Jackson county
Kogue River, Talent, Phoenix,
Prospect, St. Mary's (Medford),
Butte Falls and Jacksonville.
Gold Hill does not have baseball
this year.
Whether Josephine county has
a playoff Is questionable as Cave
Junction (Kerby) now is an A
school and the only other town
that might have a B scltool is
Wolf Creek in the northern end
of the county.
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Hay ward Relays Dated
Eugene, April 21, 22
Eugene. Anr. 12 A record
field is expected for the Thir
teenth Annual Hayward relays
ai Hayward field April 21 and
22, Chairman Ray Hendrickson
said today.
Hendrickson pointed out that
several changes had been made
in the operation of the prep
track classic and was confident
that the new steps would in
crease the attractiveness of the
meet to both contestants and
spectators.
The Eugene Active club is
Tornado Nine
At Corvallis
Derald Woolen probably will
do the hurling chores for Med
ford high s baseball team Friday
and Terry Maddox on Saturday
when the Black Tornado dia
mond crew takes its first and
perhaps only road trip of the
season to Corvallis.
The boys coached by Alex Mc
Donald play the Oregon State
college Rooks baseball team Fri
day at 3 p.m. and then on Satur
day compete against Corvallis
high about 10 a.m.
Wooten already has a no-hit
no-run game to his credit against
Eagle Point while Maddox has
done little more than hurl a bit
during practice.
The local squad will leave
early tomorrow morning for the
Willamette valley city and the
two games.
Rogues Lose
Practice Tilt
San Luis Obispo, Cal., Apr. 13
(U.R) Don Carman pitched Cali-
torma r'oiytechnic to a o-l vic
tory yesterday over the Medford
Rogues of the Far West league
as his teammates backed him up
with errorless fielding.
However, Mcdford's three er
rors greatly contributed to its
loss, although hitting was about
equal between the two squads.
Medford got six hits to Cal
Poly's seven.
The California school took a
first inning. 2-0 lead and built it
up to 5-0 in the fourth inning.
Medford got its sole tally in the
seventh, but Cal Poly nullified
it with another run in the eighth
inning.
The llnescore:
Medford 000-000-100 1 6 3
Cal. Poly 200-300-0 lx 8 70
Jones, uykes 4 Thompson (7) and
Cartwright, Yanchticic (5); Garman.
Jacquler (5) and Bonnett.
Schools
Baseball
Regional playoffs must be
completed on or before May 15
and the district championship
game must be played not later
than May 18. The stale cham
pionship tourney is slated to
start at Albany on May 25.
Other Divisions Set
The Jackson-Josephine dist
rict will be shown as area 2,
Klamath-Lake area 1, Coos-Curry
area 3, Douglas area 4 and
Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson
as area 5.
All but possibly the Bend or
area 5 will be represented in the
district tourney.
No announcement has been
made in this area as to when a
playoff , will take place.
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now the guiding organization be
hind the Hayward relays. The
local group assumed the opera
tion of the affair from the Uni
versity of Oregon athletic de
partment after the meet last
year.
The malor change in the 1950
Hayward relays switches the
Class B and C divisions from Sat
urday to Friday. The larger
schools will now run on Satur
day and this season will share
the spotlight with the Oregon-
Washington state dual tracK
meet.
The events for the three divis
ions will be substantially the
same as in the past few years.
The Class A schools will have
a 12-event program, the B divi
sion 10 and the Class C teams
will participate in six track and
field events.
The 200 schools eligible for
the spring track classic will have
until April 17 to file tneir entry
blanks with Hendrickson.
Hendrickson also stated that
all fans attending the Class A di
vision finals on Saturday will be
free to stav for the Duck-cougar
dual meet without further cost.
The prep field event men will
open competition at 11 a.m. and
the collegiate meet will get un
der way about 3 p.m.
Oregon State Trackmen
At Seattle Saturday
corvallis. Apr. 13 How Ore
gon State's track and field team
stacks up in 1950 nortnern divi
sion dual meet competition
should be learned when Grant
Doc" Swan takes his cindermen
to Seattle Saturday against
Washington.
Last year the Beavers upset
the Huskies, 66-65, in a thriller
at Corvallis.
Oreeon State boasts some top
Individual Derformers but lacks
depth which was clearly brought
out at Eugene last oaturaay
when Oregon defeated the
Orange 10-2 in the annual relays.
BOWLING
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Wright bowled a 561 for high
individual series and Shaw
rolled a 214 pinfall for high in
dividual game when the Com
mercial Bowling league held its
weekly competition at the Med
ford Bowling lanes last night.
Hieh team series honors went
to Medford Motors with 2,425
while Pepsi-Cola took high team
eame with 841.
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Werner's Bricklayers . ..39 25
Pepsi-cola .34 20
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Henrys urlve-in J"
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Pointers Vie
Home Friday
Two baseball games In the
Jackson-Douglas-Josephine coun
ties conference are scheduled
Friday with Cave Junction play
ing Central Point at the Central
Point field at 3 p.m. and Eagle
Point's diamond crew traveling
to Myrtle Creek.
It will be the first JDJ game
of the 1950 season for the Point
ers while the Eagles have de
feated Sutherlin in their only
conference tilt. Eagle Point how
ever has defeated Ashland and
lost to Medford while the Point
ers have dropped game to
Grants Pass.
Coach Clarence Melbye of
CP. will be seeing his charges
play their second game of the
week which is hard on any
pitching corps let alone one that
hasn't been tried much as yet,
as is the case with the Pointers.
Eagle Point is also playing its
second game of the week and
the pitching situation there is
little better than at Central
Point, says Coach "Shy" Cal
laghan. Grace DeMoss Playing
Today in Semi-Finals
Co-favorites Grace DeMoss of
Corvallis, Ore., and Edean An
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today in semi-finals of the Los
Angeles city women's gold cham
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Johnson of Inglewood 8 and 6
yesterday and Miss Anderson
trimmed Pat Sherwood of Holly
wood 5 and 4.
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