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MEDrORD (OREOON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN LAYS SLAT aturday at medford fi Friday. April 14. 1850 mm&m. EDS ELD 8. ti I I! Tornado, Klamath, GP And Ashland Entered Medford high boyi who will take part in various events of the fifth annual Rogue relays Saturday at 1:30 at the local school field were announced to day by Head Track Coach Bob Newland. The meet will draw youths from Grants Pass, Klam ath and Ashland also. Jack Cummings, groundkeep er at the high school athletic field, said yesterday that the track should be in "good shape" tomorrow despite the recent rain. Klamath Falls will be defend ing Rogue and Hayward relays champion while Medford was runner-up in both last year. Possible starters for the Black Tornado will be: 440-r e I a y Bucking ham, Faulkner, J. Morris, Goodman, Tysver or Pruitt. 880-relay Bittle, F. Morris, J. Morris, Buckingham or Pruitt. Mile relay Spinas, Bucking ham, Coverstone, Walker, Bittle, Mathieson, Birdseye or Padg ham. Two mile relay Vrooman, Hobbs, Gleason, Swenburg, Smith or Harndon. Distance Medley Distance medley Smith, Hobbs, Gleason and Smith. Shuttle hurdles F. Morris, .Spinas, J. Morris or Bostock. Discus Vincent, Purcell, J. Morris, Mills or Ferg. Javelin Mills, Ward and Vin cent. . Shot put J. Morris, Parker, Tysver and Highland. Broad jump J. Morris, Ward, Buckingham, S i m i s o n and Thompson. High Jump Entries High jump Goodman, F. Mor ris, Bateman, Ferg and Wendt. Pole vault Adams, Wendt, Bateman and Chitwood. Yesterdav the relay teams were working out despite the cold and wet weather with stress being placed in passing the batons in the races and gain ing distance in the field events. Fans attending the meet (OIUMIIA IMWIlltS, INC. TACOMA. WASHIN0TON Distributed by Southern Oregon Distributors, Inc. 7.98 Col. 2.39 Qf. M.39 Pt. WHY YOU'LL PREFER KEM-GLO KEM-GLCi plastic-smooth surface resists stains, smudges, scuffing . . . withstands hot grease, boiling water. Can be washed hundreds of times without losing its lus trous beauty. i i SAVE Si&SPSSSQ 1$ HUBBARD BROS., Inc. whether adults or students must enter on the east side or new grandstand. No one but officials and youths taking part will be allowed on the west side or in the old stand, Newland stated. Semi-Pro Ball Dated Sunday The first eml-pro baseball game of the season will be played Sunday on the Central Point dia mond, when Central Point enter tains the Rogue River nine. Both teams are members of the South ern Oregon Baseball league. This game is a pre-season practice game for both clubs. Manager Hoosier Hoffard, manager of the Studs, announced he will pick his team from the following: Frank Roelandt. Clar ence Mellbye, Cliff Piland, George Gitzen, Fred Stammen, Dint Cox, Alex McDonald, Hal Adams, Norm Lucich and Paul Gehrman. Little is known regarding the Rogue River nine, except that their player roster will be made up of players from California and later are expecting player help from the Medford Rogues, pro team of the Far West league. Game time is scheduled for 2:30 p. m. HOWTH pArfrir toast league W L, Prt. GBL Hollywood 10 4 San Diego ...12 5 PORTLAND S San Francisco 8 8 Los Anfelei ....... 8 9 Oakland 6 8 .714 .70B .571 2 .(10(1 3 .471 3 .400 4' j Seattle .. S 10 333 It la Sacramento S 11 .313 e THURSDAY'S RESULTS San Diego 8. San Francisco 1 Portland 3. Hollywood 1 Sacramento 6, Los Angeles 1 Oakland 7, Seattle 2 4? KEM - TRADE THE MIRACIE-IUSTRE ENAMEL THAT LOOKS AND WASHES LIKE BAKED ENAMEL Flows on freely, leaves no brushmarkt. Dries la 3 to 4 hours leaving your walls and woodwork smooth and lustrous. As easy to wash as your refrigerator! 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The hold dis abled the likeable Norwegian for further combat during the eve ning and Belcastro more than carried the load alone. He re sorted to his famed uppercut and smashed Fenton and the Atlas all over the joint before pinning Fenton with a surfboard. Full Nelson Used When Belcastro applied the fall-winning hold, the Atlas lumped into the ring and waited until Yoakley gave the fall to Belcastro. then he caught the Weed Italian in a full nelson and held him in it for a minute and 45 seconds before Yoakley could break it up. The arbiter ruled that the Peacock of the Ring had no business in the ring at that time and gave the deciding fall to Belcastro. Ted Bell gave Leo Wallick a busy time for 43 minutes before being knocked cuckoo by Wal lick's pile driver. It required Dr W. G. Bishop's smelling salts to revive Bell but he came around too late for Bell to come back for further hostilities. Nevada Coach Raps Finding Reno. Nev., Apr. 14 (U.R) Head Football Coach Joe Shee ketskl of the University of Ne vada warned today that if recom mendations by a scholastic-minded faculty are adopted the entire athletic setup at Nevada sooner or later will be destroyed. The faculty fact-finding com mittee's report, calling for a com plete overhaul of the athletic program, will be presented to the school's board of regents Sat urday for a decision. With open frankness, Sheeket ski declared he is alarmed over the future prospect for Nevada football teams if the faculty ac tion, which he said was rail roaded through and rubber- stamped," is upheld by the re gents. Sheeketski. a former Notre Dame backfield star, has four years to run on a contract whicn pays him $12,000 a year with an increase due next year. CARDS LOSE 16 GAMES St. Louis Apr. 14 (U.R) The St. Louis Cardinals wound up their barnstorming tour with an 11-16 won-and-lost record for their exhibition games yester day. GM) MARK stay.white 98 PINT .glorlr t.)V Ye toys ti eajw m i Medford,Tribuke IP South Oregon Bowlers Tourney cn Week-end Two team events will mark activity in the Southern Oregon Bowling tournament Saturday night at the Medford Bowling lanes as the final week-end of the BOWLING CITY LEAGUE Individual high series honors went to Norm Hillycr with a 585 pinfall and Frank Findlcy with 225 took high individual game when the Ulty Bowling league held its weekly competi tion last night at the Medford Bowling lanes alleys. E. H. Mann company took both high team game and high team series with 931 and 2,531 respec tively. CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS Teams W I. S O D.I - 43 17 E. H. Mann Company 39 21 Copco 37 23 Teamsters Union 34 2b Harold Brown Agency 29 31 Mall Tribune ., .27 33 Edaerton Motors IS 44 American Legion 15 45 Copco 3 Edgerton I Barry S75 Plankenhorn.. 49S Kohn 37 Wilton 431 Absentee 438 Tho.-eson 490 Deverell . 494 Johns 416 Brock 812 Webster 474 3-182 2306 Brown's 3 Legion 1 Boone 432 H. Goold 402 Findley 575 Peters 362 Sweorlngen .. 37U Mnggentl ...... 337 Morehouse .... 438 Ford 383 Harper 412 Tennant 528 2286 2012 Trlbuna 2 Teamsters 2 Casey 411 Bollinger 430 Stovall 425 Hadley 450 Slead 413 D. Lubbers .... 469 Cam 45B V. Lubbers .... 314 Anderson ...... 802 Vessey 476 2333 2343 a.O.D.I. 2 Mann Co. 2 Orr 353 ott 444 Ha pen 510 Moser 449 Schipper 409 Mann 498 Schrecengost.. 481 McGraw 540 J. Morgan .. 330 Hillyer 885 2483 2351 Pistol Shooters Vie Here Sunday Another in a series of pistol shoots in which men and women from western Oregon are exnect- ed to take part, will be held Sunday starting at 9 a. m. in the indoor range at Merrick's, mem bers of the Medford Rifle club's pistol division announced this morning. Teams from Oregon State col lege. Portland, Medford, Rogue niver and tyrants Pass are ex pected as well as individual com petitors, officers reported. Thirty-six pistol shooters took Eart in the last tournament held ere in February and about 40 are expected for Sunday. Rus sell Niblock, Vancouver, Wash., who won individual honors last February, is expected, as is the OSC pistol team which took team honors then. The' public will be welcome to attend the tournament. Trapshoot Dated Here on Sunday Medford Gun club again will sponsor a registered trapshoot at its grounds off the Crater Lake highway near Four Corners when scattergunners from throughout southern Oregon and some parts of northern California start firing away Sunday about 10:30 a. m. Prizes will be awarded to all winners. Secretary Ed Peace an nounced, with class optlonals available. An entrance fee of 510.50 will be charged to com. pete In four divisions, includ ing a 50 cent PITA daily fee. Events will include 100 16- yard targets, 50 handicap tar' gets and 23 pair doubles, Pease said. Butte Falls, Phoenix Highs Play Saturday Phoenix, Apr. 14 Butte Falls travels to Phoenix Saturday to meet the Phoenix high baseball tram in a county class B league tilt starting at 2 p. m. Earlier this week the Phoenix nine dropped a non-conference deci sion to Yrcka. SA'I... CUANI... mom tcoNOMicu BETTER ORCHARD 1 SPRAYING k PARA 7ute PAR 9W MsSMTIC 10 IILPHOR 74tc 1 three week-end competition opens. The week-end activities will close Sunday. Tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. the valley music company, Morning Fresh bakery, saylors Barber shop, Charles Barber shop. Eagles' lodge and Walker Real istate agency teams will com pete against one team each from drams Pass and Crescent City. Starting at 10 p.m. tomorrow Henry's Drive-in of Medford, Wiley Reinholdt. and Royal Crown, both of Ashland, will roll against teams from Grants Pass, Koseburg, Crescent City and uresham in more team events, Sunday Competition Competition Sunday will open at 10 a.m. with doubles events, followed by team bowling at 1J a.m., more doubles at noon, sin gles at 1 p.m., doubles at 2, sin gles at 3, doubles at 4, singles at a. doubles at 6. singles at 7, doubles at 8 and singles at 9 to close the tournament and the week-end. Doubles and singles groups from Medford, Crescent City, Gresham, Roseburg, Grants Pass and Ashland will take part in the Sabbath activities. Bowling Tourney Opens, Columbus Columbus, O.. Apr. 14 U.R) The American Bowling Congress tournament will open its mara thon 60-day grind here tomor row without impediment from the courts. A request for an injunction to stop the tournament from being held was denied yesterday in common pleas court by Franklin County Judge Earl D. Parker, who observed that "the lawsuit comes rather late in view of the tournament being scheduled to open Saturday. The injunction was asked by Harold Burt of Columbus on the grounds that the A.B.C. confines its membership to white males. Similar injunctions on the same grounds have been requested against the A.B.C. in several states. mi IP Over all Oregon... and all over Oregon-it's Waterflll and Frazier Blended Whiskey. The people of Oregon appreciate the good things or life. That's why Waterflll and Frazier sales climb steadily up. ..Up. ..UP.. .toward the very peak of popularity. In good taste always. The drink of whiskey connoisseurs. Undid Beavers Top Stars 3 to 1 In PCL Tilt San Francisco, Apr. 14 (U.R) Portland's cold, wet weather ap parently doesn't agree with the Hollywood Stars. The Twlnks outhlt the Beavers 4 to 3 last night in a Pacific Coast Football league game, but the score was in the other direction Portland winning 3 to 1. The Twinks' loss and San Diego's blistering 8 to 1 defeat of San Francisco, left only eight Dercentage points between the Padres and the Stars at the top of the league standings. Hollywood's games-won per centage is .714 with 10 wins and four losses .while San Dicso stands at .706 with 12 victories and five defeats. Portland used Pitcher Lyman Linde to upset the Stars and re tain third place on the ladder. Lynn allowed Hollywood one -un in the fourth inning, when Eddie Saner smacked a double nnri then came home on a single. The Beavers got their three runs in the same inning as Hubie Moulder walked Luis Marqttcz and Johnny Rucker, then tossed Steve Mesner's bunt too late to third. That filled the sacks for Right Fielder Bob Cherry. He doubled to score Marquez and Rucker and came home himself on Joe Polick's single. Snow Stops Ball Games New York. Apr. 14 (U.R) Baseball time? Not today. The beloved Brook lyn Dodgers returned to their Ebbets field hangout today for the first of three exhibition games against the New York Yankees. But the game was call ed off because of snow almost a half inch of It. The Chicago White Sox and the Chicago Cubs also were scheduled to play their first game before the home folks at Chicago after the long winter layoff and the lazy loping of sunshiny spring training. That, too, was called off because of a wintry blast. The Boston Kea sox and tne Boston Braves vowed they d play their game today if the snow isn t too deep. Rain changing into snow was the afternoon forecast, however, and the temperature was unbaseball-like 35 degrees. Washington. Apr. 14 U.R)- The senate yesterday confirmed the appointment of James K. Knudson of Utah as a member of the interstate commerce com mission. Knudson replaces the late Carroll Miller as a commis sioner on the ICC. 1ATERFI114RAZIER "KENTUCKY SINCE 1810" Whltkiyll proof 30 straight whlskiy70 inla mini spirits Huskies Cage Coach Quits Seattle, Apr. 14 U.R) Art McLarney, head basketball and baseball coach at the University of Washington, has resigned be cause of ill health, school ath letic officials announced today. Harry Cassill, director of ath letics, said the popular Husky coach was sick most of the past basketball season and his physi cian had advised complete separ ate from current coaching duties in order to regain his health. McLarney came to Washing ton in the spring of 1947 from Seattle's Roosevelt high school. In his first season as basketball coach, his team won the Pacific Coast conference title and finish ed third in the western regional piayoiis ai Kansas uuy. 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