TWO MEDFORD (OREGON)
Tornado Takes First Place Cup
In Rogue Relays; Pels Second
EAGLE POINT CAGERS HONORED Members of the J-D-J champion Eagle Point high bas
ketball squad are pictured above as they were honored recently by Shady Cove VFW post at a ban
quet in Rogue River lodge. Sitting at the head table are Ted Schopf, SOC coach, toastmaster; Coach
"Shy" Callaghan of Eagle Point, School Superintendent Glenn Hale, Sports Editor Hank Green of
The Mail Tribune, and Jim Wallis of the VFW post.
MEDFORD,
SMUTS
Gold Hill High Takes
Four Way Track Meet
Gold Hill, Apr. 15 Gold Hill
captured first place honors in
a quadrangular track meet here
Saturday afternoon. Illinois Val
ley placed second, Central Point
third and Eagle Point fourth. It
was a non-con (erence meet for
all four schools taking part.
Gold Hill had 67 points, Il
linois Valley (Kerby) 43. Cen
tral Point 26 and Eagle Point 13.
The summary:
High tiurdlea Brown (IV) first.
Behave (GHI Kcond, Hahn (GH) third.
Hula (IVl fourth. Time 17.5s.
Polo vault Newland (GUI tint, El
der EP) and Banta CIV) tlrd aecond.
Tlunnin (KPI third, Elder (EP lourth.
Hi-iKht 0 ft. A In.
Mile Paulion (OIK tint. Cross (IVl
second, Hldey (CP) third, Clmfl (GHI
lourth. Time 5m 18i.
100 Keiler (IVl first, C Hallhlll
(CP) second. J. Halfhlll (CP) third.
Behm (IV) fourth Time 10.8".
Low hurdles Konter (IVl tint,
ftchava (GH) aecond, Brown I IV) third.
Norland GH) fourth. Time 10. li.
High jump Doherty (EP) tint, Blg
ham (CP) aecond. Smith (GH) third.
Hahn (GH) fourth. Helaht 8 ft. S In.
Shat put B. Smith (GH) flrit. Clmfl
(r.Hl serond. B. Morgan (GH) third. D.
Smith (GH) fourth. Dlilance 41 ft. 8',
In.
1120 Keater (IVl flrit, Hallhlll (CP)
aecond, Brown (IV) third, Bartle (CP)
fourth. Time 34.4a.
880 Newnham (GHI flrit. Meadowa
(CP) second, Burger (IV) third, Mer
rill (IV) fourth. Time 2m Ifl 5s.
440 Hallhlll (CP) first, Clmfl (GHI
second, Kanta (IV) third, Behm (IV)
fourth. Time 87.3s
Broad jump n'oherty (KPI first,
Harper (Gill second. Brown (IVl third.
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BarUey (CP) fourth. Distance 18 ft.
IPs In.
Discus Smith (GHI first. Rosecrans
(GHI second. B. Morgan (Gill third.
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It in.
BOO-relny Won by Illinois Valley,
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Time lm 43.8s.
Baseball Due
At CP Today
Central Point, Apr. 15 Play
ball will be called at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday on the Central Point dia
mond when the Central Point
Studs will oppose the Rogue
River nine.
Manager Hoosler Hofford of
Central Point stated he will use
both Clarence Mcllbye and Cliff
Piland on the mound. Mcllbye
is new in souinern uregon base
ball circles. He has played in
the Idaho league, in Canada and
at Linficld college.
Piland is a former pitcher in
the Western International league
and also the Oregon State league.
Frank Roelnndt will handle the
catching duties.
Sunday's giime will be con
ditioning work out for both clubs
and will give valley baseball fans
an opportunity to view the com
ing season prospects for each.
Atlas Dodging
Belcastro Match
The Great Atlas yesterday
was dodging a match with Pete
Belcastro for the main event of
Thursday night's wrestling card
at the armory. Promoter Mack
Lillard had an ultimatum from
Belcastro to "get Atlas for me
or don't count on me for Thttrs-
! day."
Belcastro was considerably
ruffled following last week's
match in which the Atlas sneak
ed Into the ring during a tag
team match to clamp a full nel
son on Belcastro and Pete has
demanded a chance to get even.
The Atlas claims Belcastro Is
a "has-been" and says he's "far
too good to match with old men
like that Belcastro guy.'
"I'm not going around making
: a lot of statements I can't back
up," Belcastro said. "Just put me
in with v'ic Atlas that's all I
ask."
MeHiiwhilc, Lilliitd Mild he is
; seeking sonic outstanding oppon
! cut for Leo Wallick, the pile
! driving expert who is unbeaten
in the local ring. He also is ne
gotiating with George Strick
land for a match here next
Thursday.
CAMP WHITE BASEBALL
j Camp White, Apr. IS Eagle
Point and Prospect town base
ball teams will play a practice
game starting at 2 p.m. Sunday
I on the Camp White Veterans'
j center field. Both are members
of the semi-pro Vallev league
but this will not be a league
game.
Sunday. April IS. 1930
Eagles Lose
lnJD.1,9-0
Eagle Point, Apr. 15 Eagle
Point today looked forward to
and Southern Oregon confer
ences game with Central Point
after dropping its first 1950
J-D-J league tilt 9 to 0 to Myrtle
Creek. The game on Tuesday
will be played at Camp White.
Walks on the part of Bob
Doherty and Dick Chamberlain
who pitched for the Eagles, six
errors, two hit batsmen and five
hits by Myrtle Creek hitters
spelled doom for Eagle Point
The boys coached bv "Shy"
Callaghan garnered but two hits.
Myrtle Creek pushed over five
runs in the second inning on
three walks, an error and a hit
for its biggest rally.
The two Eagle Point hits were
made by George rorresier and
Gary Cain, both singles.
Willamette
Bills Hawaii
Salem Ore.. Apr. 15 Renew
ing a rivalry the bombing of
Pearl Harbor interrupted, Wil
lamette university has scheduled
the University of Hawaii for the
dedicatory game at new Charles
E. McCulloch stadium here
October 14.
Arrangements include a Bear
cat trip to the islands in 1952.
The last time the two clubs
got together was in Honolulu
Dec. 6, 1941 the day before
Pearl Harbor.
McLtuioch stadium, a new
$170,090 plant, will be ready for
piay boplomoer 23 when the
Bearcats open the 1950 cam
paign. Five home games spice
the nine lilt Willamette schedule
Ducks Down
Idaho Thins
Moscow, Ida., Apr. 15 (U.R)
The University of Oregon swept
four events and took 12 out of
15 events to overwhelm Idaho,
88 to 43. here today in both
teams' 1950 dual track meet
opener.
Oregon Pole-Vaulter George
Rasmussen tied the Idaho-Oregon
meet record he set himself
last year with a 14-foot vault.
Dave H en thorn, who won
both sprints and Bob Ander
son, with firsls in the shot put
and discus, tied for scoring hon
ors with 10 points each.
Idaho' only firsts came in
the 440-yard dash won bv Don
Miller; the 120-yard high hur
dles won by Keith Bean, and the
mile relay.
SENATORS LOSE 4 TO 1
Salem, Ore., Apr. 15 (U.R)
Willamette university's baseball
team defeated the Salem Sena
tors of the Western International
league here yesterday, 4 to 1.
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Medford high trackmen this
year will hold the shiny new
trophy donated by the Medford
Kiwanis club for the Rogue re
lays. The Black Tornado fought off
the challenge of Klamath Kalis,
last year's champions yesterday,
to win the 1950 running of the
annual meet. Medford tallied 83
points to 78 for Klamath, 40'i
for Grants Pass and 18Vi for
Ashland.
During the early events the
(lead swayed between the two
top aggregations. On the sev
enth event, the broad jump re
lay, however, Medford went In
front permanently 52 to 51, then
surged to 70 to 61. Klamath
shrank the Tornado margin to
73 to 71 on the next to last event
but the host crew rambled to
the tape first in the mile relay,
the final contest to gain the
triumph.
Medford Wins Sevan
Medford won seven events,
was second in three and third
in two.
There were two or three par
ticular thrillers during the af
ternoon. In the opening 440-yard
relay, Medford Anchor Man
Jack Morris beat Klamath's
Gene Carlson to the tape by a
yard and a half. Medford's time
was 44.7 seconds compared to
the Hayward relay best of 44.5.
In the two-mile gallop DeFur,
Grants Pass, running anchor,
gave out with a high-powered
stretch drive that ate up perhaps
20 vards. He nipped Jim Thorn
ton, Klamath Falls, at the fin
ish for a caveman Decision.
Grants Pass' time was a good
eight minutes, 25 seconds.
DeFur Tired Out
DeFur had spent himself and
running the final mile of the
distance medley could not close
Klamath's huge lead or match
paces with Hobbs of Medford
and the Ashland entry. Hobbs
came out best in a duel with the
Ashlander to take second for
Medford.
In the shuttle hurdles, the
Medford trio of Frank Morris,
Hal Faulkner and Don Spinas
missed by one-tenth second ty
ing the Hayward relays mark
of 38 seconds even.
D. C Mills hurled the javelin
178 feet for Medford in another
outstanding performance of the
"3.
esulta:
440-yard
relayWon by Medtord
(RisoUindham nnodnian . ITU lit.
MorrU), Klamath iccond. Aihiand
third, Grant Paw fourth. Time 44.7i.
Two-mile relay Won by Grants
Pass (Roth. Friend. Brown. DeKur).
Klamath aecond, Medford third, Ah
land fourth. Time 8:25.
Discus Won by MilU, Medford;
Schubert, Klamath, second; Langer.
Ashland, third; Hackenburg, Grunt
Pais, fourth. Diitance, 134 ft, 1 inch.
8B)-yard relay Won by Mediord
(Biltle, Piuitt. J. Morris. Bucking
ham,, Klamath second. Grants Pass
third. Ashland disqualUied (cutting
tin. Time 1:32 7.
Shot put relay Won by Klamath
(Schubert, Badorek. Holgang), Med
iord second, Ashland third. Grants
Ps fourth. Distance 128 feet. 9J,
Inches.
Medley relay Won by Kalmath IH
Lvon. J. Lyon, Book, DeChaineau),
Medford second, Ashland third. Grants
Pans fourth. Tune 11 22 8.
Broad jump relay Won by Medtord
(J. Morris. Buckingham, Smionsonl.
Klamath second. Grants Pass third.
Ashland fourth. Distance 57 feet, 10U
Inches.
Shuttle hurdles Won by Medford
ft'. Morris. Faulkner, Spinas), K Iam
bi h second. Grants Pass third, Ashland
fourth Time Mb. I.
Javelin Won by Mill. Medtord;
Cn rot hers. Grants Pass, and Smith,
Ashland, tied for second; Lundgren.
Klamath, fourth Distance 178 feet.
Pole vault Won by Glines. Grants
Pass; Wendt. Medford. second: Wise
man. Klamath, third: Woods and Hans
comb. Ahland. tied for fourth. Height
11 feet, 3 inches.
Hish lump relav Won by Klamath
Falls t Holzgang. Van Lue. Badoreki.
Grants Pass second. Medford third.
Ashland fourth. Height 16 feet, It)
inches.
Mile relay Won by Medford (Walk
Pndaham. Malhieson. Bittlei.
Klamath second. Grant Pass third.
Time 3:30.0.
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Keglers End
Tournament
Six' doubles events 'and as
many singles events will con
clude the annual Southern Ore
gon handicap bowling tourna
ment today at the Medford
Bowling lanes with men keglers
from Medford, Ashland, Grants
Pass, Crescent City, Woodburn.
Roseburg and Gresham taking
rpart. Activity will open at 10
a. m. with a doubles event and
after that every hour will start
either a singles or a doubles
event. Singles competition will
alternately with the doubles.
Among the Medford men en
tered in singles, doubles or both
are Bert Watkins, J. M. Cams,
Duane and Verl Lubbers,
George Barr, Bill Hawley, Frank
Little, Cliff Proctor, Wilton
White, Ralph Doty, Ken Powell,
Ralph Brock, Ed Barry, Charles
Tennant, Amos Camsby, Al
Sacchl, and Harold Vessey,
Other Local Men
Mel Cannon, George Eads,
Frank Flndley, Hunter Dixon,
Bill Hagen, Jim Morgan, H. A.
Green, Jerry Burroughs, Ed
Mann, Norm Hillyer, H. Baker,
C. Moser, Ed Learning, Harold
Littrell, Harold Thorensen, John
Kantor, Joe Clark, C. H. Paske,
Fred Anderson, Byron Nord
strom, Jem Farrar and Gene
Orr.
Ashland men listed include
DickWesterfield, Ron DeVere,
L. TV Waldrop, Logan White,
Ardcl Forney, Jack Eaton, John
Drake, George S i k e s, Robert
Pritchard and John Kufner.
Booster Club
Meet Monday
Third meeting of the Athletic
Booster club of Southern Ore
gon will be held in the Holland
hotel Monday at 8 p. m. Pri
mary business to be discussed
will be the organisation's plans
for helping make opening day
cf the Medford Rogues a suc
cess. Already opening day tickets
and club memberships have
been distributed along with Far
West league schedule placards
over much of the county by club
members.
Tomorrow night's meeting
will be open to any men, women
and young people interested in
promoting local sports.
It is not the intention of the
Boosters club to tear down ath
letics in the schools, semi-pro
ranks or pro ranks. Rather it
is to help build up interest
among fans.
More than 50 Medford peo
ple already have joined the
club and bylaws of the organi
zation refill be drawn up soon.
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Rogues Lose
In Overtime
To Cal Poly
San Luis Obispo, Cal., Apr. 13
(U.R) Cal Poly scored its third
straight win over the Medford
Rogues here Friday edging the
Far West league team 5-4 in a
13-inning game.
The victory gave Cal Poly a
clean sweep in its three-day
practice series with the Rogues,
who are training at Santa Maria.
Medford broke a 2-2 tie with
a pair of tallies in the 10th in
ning, but Cal Poly came back
to tie it up again in its half of
the 10th.
The short score:
R H E
Medford 4 10 4
Cal Poly 5 10 2
Shotwell, Dirks (4), Herrmann
(4), Jones (11) and Yancheck;
Williamson, Crown (5), Chris
tenson (10) and Wilson, Bon
nett. Portland, Ore., Apr. 15(U.R)
Charles Selwyn Botsford, athr
letic director at Reed college,
will retire this June.
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