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Raiders Lose ' Two Games to Chico State Central Point, Apr. 15 Chico State college captured both ends of a Far Western conference baseball doubleheader here Sat urday alternoon by defeating Southern Oregon college 9 to 6 in the second game after win ning the opener 7 to 3. The Raiders rapped out 11 hits to six for Chico in the sec ond game but four errors hurt. The visitors from California pushed over six runs in a big fourth inning for more than enough to win the game. Don Campbell tripled for SOC in the first inning. A costly error by the Raiders in the fifth inning of the first game gave Chico the initiative to punch out a victory. Two men were out when a SOC infielder threw wild to first on an easy grounder. Lutz, Taylor, Gray and Farthing rapped out hits for SOC. Martindale hurled for the Raiders coached by Ted Schopf i nthe second game and Johnnie Gray and Pinkham did the SOC pitching chores in the opener. Farthing was catcher for both. Talent High Winner, 5-0 St. Mary's high baseball team opened its county class B con ference schedule Friday after Lnoon by dropping a 5 to 0 deci sion to Talent on the Bulldogs' field. Zumwalt on the mound for Talent limited the Crusaders to five scattered hits, struck out 12 opponents and walked but one. - Driscoll. pitching for St. Mary's, allowed seven hits and failed to either strike out an opponent or walk one. Each team made three errors. Sakraida lashed out a double in the seventh and Davis of Talent stole home in the sixth for high lights of the game. Jerrv Montgomery, veteran pitcher for Talent, was unable to play because ot Deing in wun mumps. ( tMt SHOW f jmm oPEniat I fjml Tir THE HHt jf 41 ? liSEiui T J2j . j I uuoa aV MONDAY AT 5:30 P. M. Sponsored by General Mills DIAL KYJC D,All 230 mm iriMJi) AMATEUR RINGMEN Three of the boxers who will take part in the all-championship amateur card at the armory Wednes day night are shown above. Left to right, they are Byron Carter, who meets Hilton Garner, San Francisco: Donovan Wolfe, who takes on Don Harper, and Gene Sheppard. who goes against Bob Stumbo. Inasmuch as Brown's is closed for remodeling, tickets are on sale at Lamport s sporting goods store. Pointers Losers In JDJ Game 8-5 Central Point, Apr. 15 Cen tral Point high baseball squad to day looked forward to playing its rivals from Eagle Point high at Eagle Point Tuesday afternoon with the hope that the Pointers would get into the winning col umn. Last Friday afternoon on the C. P. field the boys coached by Clarence Mellbye dropped an 8 to 5 decision to Illinois Valley in a Southern Oregon and JDJ con ference tilt at Central Point. The visitors took a first inning lead and never were headed after that . Bigham, Hedgpeth and Traut man toiled on the mound for the Pointers with the latter showing best results in the final four in nings of the seven-frame affair. The Pointers scored one run in the second and four in the fourth while Illinois Valley coached by Wes Peters of SOC(athletic fame, tallied one in the 'first in ning, four in the second and three in the third stanza. Oregon U. Baseballers Lose Wash State, 9-5 Eugene, Ore., Apr. 15 (U.R) Washington State college success fully opened its defense of its northern division baseball crown here Friday by blasting out a win over the University of Ore gon. The Webfoots were snowed under by the superior hitting power of the Cougars. WSC slammed 16 hits, including five for extra bases. Crosby and Hope On KYJC Monday Bine Crosbv and Bob HoDe team up in a special radio salute to the start of the new baseball season. Titled "Welcome Back Baseball," the half-hour program will be heard at 5:30 p.m. over KYJC and the American Broad casting company Monday. A sure-fire comedy team, Hope and Crosby are also allied in baseball interests. Hope is a man behind the scenes of the Cleve land Indians and Crosby owns shares in the Pittsburgh Pirates Dorothy Lamour and the four Crosby children will also be heard on the show. State Golfers Entered Tournament at Eugene Portland, Ore., Apr. 15 (U.R) Thirty o 1 a y e r s representing local member clubs of the Ore gon Golf association will olav in the initial 18-hole handicap sweepstakes Sunday at the i,ugene Country club. Association Secretary Rege Ott said the entrants will be di vided into two classes. "A ' and ' B. Several local players ent ered in the sweepstakes also plan to play in the pro-amateur event of the Oregon Professional Golf ers association, to be held at Eugene Monday. EUGENE TEAM LOSES San Jose. Cal.. Apr. 15 (U.R) Eugene. Ore.. Far West league baseballers suffered a resound' ing 12-2 defeat here Friday at the hands of the California State league San Jose Red Sox, in a night exhibition game. U-8S 6 CYLINDER SPECIALS For APRIL Tornado Nine! Wins, Loses Corvallis. Apr. 1 5 (U.R) Medford high baseball team broke even in its week-end inva sion of Corvallis by downing Cor vallis high diamond players 8 to 4 Saturday after dropping an 11 to 4 decision to the Oregon State Rooks on Friday. Saturday Terry Maddox and Derald Wooten hurled four-hit ball with the latter being cred ited with nine strikeouts. Each team made two errors and each team was credited with twodou bles. The Corvallis high pitchers struck out seven players between them. The Tornado was credited with eight hits against the Spartans on Saturday. rridays game against the Rooks saw the Tornado garner but a single hit in a seven-inning game played on a wet field. Corky Coleman and Irv Lahti hurled for OSC. Sunday. April IS, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Pistol Tourney Billed Today Merrick's Range Forty pistol shooters are ex pected in Medford today for the second annual spring gallery shoot sponsored by the Medford Rifle club to be held in the in door range at Merrick's. Com petition will begin at 9 a.m. The N.R.A. registered shoot is open to anyone. Competitors Prospect Hi Winner, 5-3 Prospect high's diamond crew pushed its way into the winning column Friday afternoon by de feating Rogue River high's base ball team 5 to 3 on the Chief tains' field. Lenderman on the mound for Prospect struck out 12 oppo nents, walked none and allowed three hits, all singles. Sowles hurled for Rogue River and struck out four, walked one and gave up eight hits. Prospect made five errors and Rogue River four. Prospect tallied two runs in the first, one in the fourth and two in the seventh while the Chieftains pushed over one in the third and two in the seventh. Burrill rapped out two hits in three trips and Lenderman got a double to pace Prospect. Glen Depuy. Reid and Smelling were credited with Rogue River's three hits, all singles. Phoenix Tops Butte Falls Phoenix, Apr. 15 Phoenix high entered the victory column once again when it stopped Butte Falls 8 to 2 on the Phoenix field Saturday afternoon in a county class B conference base ball game. Phoenix was outhit by Butte Falls 8 to 5. Poole for Butte Falls rapped out two hits in three trips to lead both teams in batting and one of these was a triple. Furry of Phoenix got a double and Moore a triple for Butte Falls for other extra base hits. Hutton and Furry hurled for the winners with Hutton having to leave in the third inning for the seven-frame game after be ing hit on the arm. Moore pitched for Butte Falls. HOWTH STAND Fish Season Opens Coast Portland, Ore., Apr. 15 (U.R) In rainy weather, Oregon trout fishermen set out today to test the game commission's predic tion that fishing will be good this spring. The state's legal trout season opened on coastal lakes and streams with the exception of the upper Rogue and upper Ump qua river systems. The season also started on streams flowing into the Colum bia river between its mouth and the east boundary of Hood Riv er county and into Willamette valley streams except the North Santiam system and streams in Linn and Lane counties. Opening date for the remain der of the state is May 1. During the past year'the game commission has released 2,200, 000 yearling steelhead, cutthroat and rainbow trout in streams throughout the state, and plant ing will continue throughout April. Trapshoot Dated Today Medford Club Grounds Medford Gun club will con duct a registered trapshoot at its grounds west of the Crater Lake highway at Four Corners today starting at 10:30 a.m. Events will include firing at 100 16-yard targets. 50 handicap targets and 25 pair of doubles. Prizes will be awarded winners in all the events and class option als will be available, officers said Saturday. GRADE SCHOOL TRACK Track teams from Roosevelt and Jackson and Roosevelt grade schools will compete in a dual track meet Monday starting about 4:15 p.m. on the high school field. Last week Monday afternoon Jackson school edged Lincoln school. having either official or tempor ary NRA classifications are re quired to be NRA members. Those classified by NRA will shoot In their respective classes. Non-claSsified competitors will fire in the expert class and marksmen whose averages are below 70 will be permitted to shoot in the tyro class. Friday, April 14, was the deadline for entering matches while post entries will be al lowed today for an extra fee. Gold medals will go to the winner, silver to second and bronze to third in matches 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Silver medal to first, bronze to second in expert, sharpshooter, marksman and tyro classes if four or more are entered in the class. First place only if fewer than four are in the class and if there is only one entry he automat ically will be moved into the next higher class. Match 7 Medals In match 7 four bronze med als will go to the winning team and the first of the three legs on the Bolton trophy. The team match is unclassified and the team will be made up on the point system as no expert and master shooters are in this lo cality. Matches include No. 1, 20 shots slow fire; match 2, 20 shots timed fire; match 3, 20 shots rapid fire: match 4, 20 shots slow fire, match 5, 10 shots slow. 10 timed. 10 rapid: match 6, aggregate of matches 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5; match 7, na tional course team match. Florene P. Bolton will be ex ecutive officer. William M. Hunting chief range officer and Bren H. Starcher statistical officer. Horse Show RACES Gymkana Ashland Riding Assoc. Rodeo Grounds Sunday, April 23-2 P.M. 22 EVENTS Races for Adults and Children Bucking Horses, etc. SPONSORED BY MEDFORD TRAILRIDERS i PACIFIC COAST l.fAOUC SATURDAY NIGHT W Hollywood 12 Sun DU'o ..I3 San Francisco PORTI.ANII . 8 Los Angeles a Oakland 8 Sacramento ............ 8 Seattle 5 Pel. GBL .7.10 .684 .500 .sno 474 4 tj '.471 , .333 7 SATURDAY'S RF.Sl'l.TS Hollywood 8 .1. Portland 4 1 San Franclnco ft. San Diego 4 Loi Angeles 10. Sacramento 7 Oakland at Seattle rained out FRIDAY'S RESULTS Oakland 4. Seattle 3 San Diego 10. San Francisco 0 Sacramento 3. 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Grant High Captures Relays Track Honors Portland. Ore.. Apr. 15 (U.R) Grant high school returned to cinder power Friday by winning the 30th annual running of the Portland city relays. The Generals took first In three of 10 events, grabbed sec ond place in another and failed to score In only two. Final scorings were Urant df. Franklin 29. Lincoln 28, Jeffer son 27, Benson 26, Roosevelt 26, Washington 7 and Cleveland 0. WOMEN'S GOLF WINNER Los Angeles, Apr. 15 (U.R) Veteran tournament officials said today that Edean Anderson of Helena, Mont., played some of the best golf ever seen In the 19- year-old event as she won the Los Angeles city women s championships. 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