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KIWANIS TROPHY PRESENTED E. Ron Rice, left, chair
man of the Mcdford school board and secretary-treasurer of the
Medford Kiwanis club, is shown presenting the Kiwanis trophy to
Bob Newiand, Medford high track coach, in recognition of the
Black Tornado victory in the annual Rogue relays here Saturday.
Medford scored 83 points to 78 by Klamath Falls, 40Vi by Grants
Pass and la'i by Asniana.
Beavers Divide Two
Tilts With Hollywood
San Francisco. Apr. 17 U.R)
It's too early to tell, of course.
but Pacific Coast league baseball
race seems to be turning out as
anticipated.
Hollywood, San Diego, San
Francisco and Oakland hold
down the first four spots in the
league and that's the way the
experts pick tne season to end
Bevoi Split Two
In yesterday's games. Holly
wood split with Portland, win
ning the first game u to o ana
dropping the second, 1 to 0, to
keep a half-game hold on first
place,
San Francisco won the first
game from second-place San Di
ego, 7 to 6, but the Padres took
the second, 8 to 4. The Seals are
four games behind In third place.
Sacramento, in seventh spot,
sneaked closer to sixth-rung Los
Angeles, tripping the Angels
twice Sunday at Wrigley field.
19 to 6, to the tune of Steve Sou
chock's three home runs, and 5
to 4 In the nightcap.
Only Oakland seems to be
misplaced at this time. The
Acorns are still behind fourth
place Portland, but Oakland and
the Rainicrs stayed In bed at Sc-
Demaret
Golf Winner
Atlanta, Apr. 17 U.R) Jaun
ty Jimmy Demaret, pink trous
ers and all, was bidding today to
match the longest success streak
of his brilliant golfing career.
Currently the hottest club
swinger In the pro ranks, the
happy-go-lucky star from OJai,
Cal., was again at the peak of
his game when he followed up
his Masters trump!) with a win
yesterday in the North Fulton
open.
The two straight victories put
him within one of tying the
three-ln-a-row he chalked up
back in 1040.
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Souchock Equals Mark
First Baseman Steve Souchock
got his home run triplet one each
in the sixth, seventh and eighth
innings. The outburst equaled a
league record for consecutive
homers set in 1923 by Pete
Schneider of Vernon, also
equaled in 1948 by Jack Graham
of San Diego. Souchock was not
particular. He slapped his round
trippers at three pitchers. Bob
Muncricf, Fred Stablefield and
Dutch McCall
The Stars and Beavers at Port
land had their second game
called in the fifth Inning be
cause of rain. Portland won the
game on an unearned run in the
first Inning
Other finishing In the money, in
order or weir scores, were:
Singles Ted Mullen, Gresham. 638;
J. Quant. Roaehurg. 837; William Ma
lone, Eureka, 637; Bert Schrecengost,
Medford. and Vern Barnei. Wood-
burn. 02H; John Drake, Ashland, and
H. M. Shlrtclllf Jr.. Roseburi. H23:
Harold Vesscy and Harold Llttrell.
Medlord, and I.. L. Spencer and Ernie
Flngcrlos, Rosoburg, each 616; Hay
scnucn. ureicent Lily, 613; Hi Lister,
urnnis rnss. old.
Doubles Lem Bltner and R A
Jones. Roseburg. 1233; Tony Oreglla
ana Art mall, fticcltord feur v leafl
era), 121R; Harold Thorenson and Ken
Knapp, Medford, 1213; Homer Ault
man and C. V. Warren. Roseburg,
1200: L. L. SDencer and Milton Ham.
mersly, Roseburg. 1303; Mllo Deverell
and Ed Barry. Medford, 1 193: Walter
Itclnemer and Hay Johnson, crescent
City, and Wilton White and Ralph
uuiy, itieatora, iiui: c. li. t'asae and
Fred Anderson, Medford. 1187; H. M.
Shlrtclllf and Frank Chanln. Rose
burg. 11H5; Vern Barnei and Rex L.
Myers, woodburn, 1170.
Younce-Moe Charges
Score Grid Victory
Uorvallls, Ore., Apr. 17 (U.R)
The blue-shirted charges of
Coaches Len Younce and Hal
Moe score an 18 to 13 victory
over the white shirls coached
by Pete and Bump Elliott in the
Oregon State college football
teams first regular game-conditioning
scrimmage of spring
practice Saturday.
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Medford,
California
Bowlers Win
Medford and Crescent City,
Cal., bowlers claimed top honors
yesterday on completion of the
men's division of the Southern
Oregon Handicap Bowling tour
nament at Medford Bowling
lanes.
Valley Music company, Med
ford, was first among the teams
with 2928 and the Medford com
bine of Bert Schrccengost and
Clarence SchiDocr took the
doubles with 1270. Walter
Schindhclm, Crescent City, ac
complished a double sweep, win
ning the singles with 673 and
all-events with 1BS0.
Men's rivalry was held on two
week-ends with the first play on
Auril 1 and 2. All victors beat
out the scores of leaders two
weeks ago.
Medford quints won the first
five places in team battles.
Morning Fresh bakery was sec
ond with 2893, Walker Real Es
tate third with 2882, E. H. Mann
company fourth with 2864 and
Saylor's Barber shop fifth with
2833.
In all-events Ray Johnson,
Crescent City, was second with
1841, Al Sacchi, Medford, third
with 1837 and L. L. Spencer,
Roseburg. first week-end leader,
fourth with 1829.
Dick Westerfield, Ashland,
was second in singles with 652
and Pete Brunk, Crescent City,
early leader, third with 640. In
the doubles Medford went three
deep. Al Sacchi and Harold Ves
sey were second with 1253 and
Buzz Green and Jerry Burroughs
third with 1235.
THE LISFSCORES
First Games:
San Diego
San Francisco
2
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and
7
Welmaker
Savage. Rowe.
Moore: Lien. Buxton and Partee.
Sacramento 1 1 2
Los Angeles 6 10 2
Grove. Dobernic and Ratmondr
Muncrief. Atchley. Stablefield. Mc
Call. Kraus and Novotney.
Hnllvwood 8 13 0
Portland S 12 O
Wade, Salverson and Sandlock;
Adams, Mclrvln. Helser and Gladd.
Secund Games
Sacramento 5 9 0
Los Angeles 4 7 1
Llerman. Surkont and Steiner
Kush. Gables. Barrett and Burbnnk.
(Called In 5th. rain)
Hollywood 0 4 1
Portland .1 14 0
Moulder and Dapper; Creel and
Rlchey.
Snn Diego 8 6 1
Snn Francisco 4 4 I
Marshall. - Knezovlch. Corsica and
Tresh; Melton, Feldman, Singleton
and Eastwood.
Stanley, Peirce
Play in Finals
Dr. Bruce Stanley and Max
Peirce will mix next Saturday
and Sunday in 36-hole finals for
the men's spring handicap golf
crown of Rogue Valley Country
club.
Stanley stopped Bayard Getch-
en i and 1 yesterday to get to
the finals. On Saturday Pierce
spilled Jack Lewis by the same
score. Yesterday Stanley carded
a 74 over the route.
Champs in two lower flights
have been decided. Tod Porter
defeated Bob Ryan 3 and 2 in
the second bracket and George
Grannis tumbled Lin Howard 4
and 3 in the third.
Wayne Johnson nicked G. T.
Haupert and Ike Staples topped
Dr. Lee Mcllish, both by 2 and 1
counts, to reach the first flight
finals. In an earlier match Sta
nles downed George Stncey, who
had decided to play the round
rather than take a default vic
tory. Hugh Starkweather, club pro.
has asked men to start signing
up for the team match at Rose
burg on April 30.
UOWTH
STAND
COAST LEAGUE
W.
Hollywood ...... 13
Sun nirito 14
Sao Francisco 10
Portland .. 9
Oakland S
I.oa Anjrelra 9
Sacramento 6
Seattle 5
Sunday Results
San Diego 6-8, San Francisco 7-4
Hollywood 8-0. Portland 3-1
Sacramento 19-0. Loa Angeles 6-4
Oakland at Seattle nnstuoned. rain
ed out.
Central Point Beats
Rogue River, 2 to 0,
In Semi-Pro Clash
Central Point. Apr. 17 Cen
tral Point's Studs bumped Rogue
River 2 to 0 yesterday in a pre
season semi-pro baseball fracas.
Each nine cracked out only
three hits but Rogue River pitch
ers Issued 10 walks.
Clarence Mellbye and Cliff
Piland saw mound duty for Cen
tral Point while Hal Adams was
behind the plate. Matcika and
Smith hurled for Rogue River
and McGregory caught.
Topflight Trap Men
Expected at Reno
Reno. Ncv.. Apr. 17 Six
straight days of shooting and
guaranteed added cash in the
amount of $4,500 is expected to
oring loo of the nations top
flight flyer and trap shooters to
Reno when the Flyer and Trap
round-up commences here April
1H.
The 175 flyer tournament com
mences on April 19 and contin
ues through April 25 while the
600 target trap program is gched
tiled over the week-end. com
mencing April 21 and concluding
Sunday, April 23.
REDDING DOWNS RENO
Redding, Cal.. Apr. 17 U.R
Redding defeated Reno Saturday
night 7-2 in a Far West league
exhibition baseball game.
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CALIFORNIA TITLIST John Law, above, fiashv Oakland,
Cal., boxer who holds the California lightweight championship,
will clash with Killer Dick Adkins of Griftin Creek in one of the
championship matches on the Southern Oregon Boxing club's card
at the armory Wednesday night. They will mix it for the southern
Oregon-northern California crown. All of the title matches have
the sanction of the AAU. The first bout starts at 8 p.m. and tickets
are on sale at Lamport's sporting goods store.
Belcastro - Atlas
Set for Thursday
Mack Lillard scored with both
barrels over the week-end wjien
he signed the Great Atlas to
meet Pete Belcastro and Leo
Wallick to tangle with Lee G Ta
ble on the armory wrestling
card Thursday night.
The Atlas telephoned Lillard
from Portland yesterday saying.
"What's all this publicity about
me dodging a match with that
Belcastro guy I'm not dodging
any bum if I can get my price. I
don't consider Belcastro worthy
as an opponent for me but if
you want to pay my fee, I'll ac
commodate him.
iLUard didn't say what the
Atlas asked in the way of re
muneration but he did say that
they had come to terms for the
match.
Considerable bad blood devel
oped last week when the Atlas
jumped into the ring after Bel
castro had taken a fall on Rod
Prospect Defeats
Eagle Point, 6-5
Veterans Center, Apr. 17
Prospect nipped a ninth inning
rally by Eagle Point that already
had produced one run with two
men out to defeat the Eagles'
town baseball team 6 to 5 in a
practice game here Sunday after
noon. Both teams are members of
the Rogue Valley Baseball
league, Prospect being a new
member this season.
Portland Swimmer Sets
New National Record
Palm Beach. Fla., Apr. 17
(U.R) Representing the Multno
mah Athletic club, Judy Cornell
of Portland set a national record
Sunday for the 100-yard breast
stroke event at the women's
national AAU swimming meet
here.
Miss Cornell flashed across the
course in 1:12.6 to top the old
1:13.6 record held bv Jean Wil
son of the Lake Shore Athletic
club of Chicago.
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Fenton in a tag match. The Atlas
got Belcastro in a full nelson and
applied considerable pressure be
fore Referee Earl Yoakley could
break it up.
Another match which should
stir up plenty of action is the
Wallick-Grable tussle. Recently
they tangled in Portland and
drew the biggest crowd ever to
see a wrestling match in that
city. Wallick is the gladiator
who about three months ago in
jured Grable's leg. forcing the
Los Angeles grappler to take a
six weeks rest from the ring.
Grable has always believed the
injury was uncalled for and
wants to crush the big fellow in
retaliation.
Strickland vs. Bell
The opener, starting at 8:30
p.m., will send George Strick
land in with Ted Bell. They
should provide enough fast and
clever mat work to satisfy the
most exacting fan.
Reserve seat tickets, as well as
general admission ducats, will be
on sale at the armory Thursday
night. Those having regular re
served seats from week to week
will be able to pick their tickets
up there.
Boosters Slate
Meeting Tonight
Athletic Booster club of South
ern Oregon will meet at 8 p.m.
today in the Holland hotel to
discuss plans for opening day of
the Medford Rogues of the class
D Far West league here Tues
day. May 2, and to discuss other
business.
One item may be election of
a director to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of E. E
"Mac" McKinney last Saturday
McKinncy had been active in
promoting semi-pro and pro
baseball here for several years.
Men. women and young peo
ple interested in promoting ath
letics in southern Oregon will
be welcome. Memberships at a
nominal fee will be on sale.
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Corvallis
Gunner Wins
Pistol Meet
Wade Anderson, Corvallis,
won the grand aggregate with a
score of 970 in the second annual
gallery pistol tournament held
yesterday by the Medford Rifle
club.
H. F. Beauchamp, Portland,
took second also with 970. The
winner was decided by the rapid
fire score, difference of only
three points.
Russell Niblock, Vancouver,
Wash., winner in the February
tournament held here, was third
with 959.
Rogue River's team, Paul Shel
ton, Vernon Fowlie, Joe Allison
and Joe Dennis, won the nation
al course match over teams from
Portland. Corvallis, Grants Pass
and Medford. They received the
Bolton trophy in addition to in
dividual medals.
Class aggregate winners: Ex
pert first, L. DeGenault, Grants
Pass, 949; second, Allison, 927.
Sharpshooter, first, Shelton 949;
second, Karl Lett, Corvallis, 922.
Marksman, first, Robert Wil
liams, Sandy, 939; second, Nor
man Lucich, Medford, 893; Tyro,
first, Ted Laufer, Yreka, Cal.,
804: second, Robert N. Shaffer,
Yreka, 769.
Results:
Match I (21) shots slow (Ire) Win
ners. Ilrst Beauchamp, 1S3: second
lie Genoult. 176; third Anderson. 174.
Expert lirst C Gassaway. Grants Pass,
IH6: second Lucich, 164. Sharpshooter
first Roy Banta. Medford, 174: second
R. Thompson. Crescent City. Cat, 166.
Marksman first Dennis, 165; second
Williams, 161.
Match II 120 shots timed flrel
Winners, first Niblock. 187; second
Anderson, 186: third Williams. 178
Expert first Allison, 182; second James
Melville. Portland, 181. Sharpshooter
first Lett. 175: second Shelton. 182.
Marksman first Fowlie 169: second
William Cook. Grants Pass. 162.
Match III (20 shota rapid flrel
Winners, first Anderson, 181: second
Williams. 178: third Clinton Charley,
Medford. 177. Expert, first Lucich.
173: second Niblock 173. Sharpshooter
first Thompson .176: second Shelton.
176. Marksman, first Roy Hewitt. Med
ford. 161: second Dennis, 155.
Match IV i20 shots slow fire) Win
ners, first Beauchamp. 177; second
Hewitt. 175: third Anderson. 172. Ex
pert, first De Genault, 169; second
Allison, 167. Sharpshooter, first Shel
ton. 171: second D. J. Bolton, Med
ford. 165. Marksman, first Cook, 165,
second Joe Rinard. Medford. 164.
Tyro, first Laufer, 150; second Shaf
fer, 138.
Match V (national course) Win
ners, first Shelton. 275; second Nib
block. 271: third E. Gloss. Portland.
267. Expert first Beauchamp. 264: sec
ond De Genault, 257. Sharpshooter,
first Lett. 257; second Charley. 249.
Marksman first Williams .266; second
Lucich, 255. Tyro, first Laufer 235;
second Shaffer, 213.
Thirty-six shooters participated.
Oregon Trackmen
Crunch Vandals
Moscow, Ida., Apr. 17 (U.R)
The University of Oregon took
12 out of 15 events to overwhelm
Idaho, 88-43. here Saturday in
both teams' 1950 dual track meet
opener.
Oregon pole vaulter George
Rasmussen tied the Idaho-Oregon
meet record he set last year with
a 14-foot vault.
Dave Henthorne. who won
both sprints, and Bob Anderson,
with firsts in the shot-put and
discus throw, tied for scoring
honors with 10 points each.
Idaho's only firsts were in the
440-yjrd dash won by Don Mil
ler, trie 120-yard high hurdles
won by Keith Bean, and the mile
relay.
Here's the
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The Dalies Man
Wins Golf Meet
Eugene. Ore., Apr. 17 (U.R)
Ron Clark of The Dalles, Ore.,
set the pace in the Oregon Golf
association sweepstakes here
Sunday by scoring a sizzling 69.
Over 60 golfers from all parts
of Oregon entered the event.
Lou Swanson of the host Eugene
Country club turned in the best
handicap card, 77-9 68.
Two Eugene golfers captured
class "B" honors. Rex Hamaker
fired a 92-2270 and Claude En
dicott, 82-1270.
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Eagle Point. Apr. 17 Eagle
Ponit's baseball nine of the Val
ley league will tussle with Hilt,
Cal., next Sunday at 2 p. m. at
Camp White in a practice game,
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High School Baseball
Teams Schedule Games
For Tuesday Afternoon
Three high school baseball en
gagements are on the bill in
this area for Tuesday afternoon.
Medford's nine is scheduled
to entertain Ashland in a South
ern Oregon conference go. Cen
tral Point will meet Eagle Point
on the Camp White field in a
JDJ loop and Southern Oregon
conference game. Phoenix is to
travel to Rogue River for a Jack
son county "B" league fray at
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