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r. rotJH MEDroHD (OfteaoN) mail tribune Tribune MEBFORD&iij, w.dn..dy, Ap, , ""Championship Boxing Set Tonight Grade Trackmen Vie Thursday Afternoon; Results for Monday A Irlaniu ar track meat in unlvins Brad school teams In A. B. C and D from Lin coin, Roosevelt and Washington achools here will be held at the high school football field Thurs day at p.m. miu"K" Jackson schools have dominated the meets to date. Hesults of Individuals In the Jackson - Washington-Roosevelt track meet held on Monday follow: ;S!Mlll,r (W) first. Ratclilf. (Wl e ..nd. Gavhart (Rt third Tim. t.ti. D.h.ll ik.Au) ramnhP I (W) first, Mnriin (Hi second. Anderson IWJ third. Distance 190 rt. 6 In. 520 relay Won by Washington, Jarkson second. Time 23.71. ,,, ... rwt first. Htndcr- nn m second. Batclltfe (Wl third. Time 49 8s. Hlh Jump Miller (W) (Irst. Turns iw. second. Campbell (W) third. Heisht i (t. B in. Broed Jump Ratcllffe IW) first Campbell iWl second, Tama (W) third Distance 14 tt. 2 In. Class B 0 Gould (Wl first, Hawkins IW) aecond. Bosworth (R) third. Time as Baseball throw Jones (Wl first. Newman (W) second. Cooksey IJI. White W) and Moulton (Wi tied third. Distance 180 ft. 220-relay W on by Washington. Roosevelt second. Time 20 8s. 330 run Hawkins IW) first, Bos worth IR) aecond, Jones (W) third. Time SO 2s. High jump Newman (W first. White (Wl second. Jones (Wl third. Height 4 ft. Broad Jump Hawkins (Wl first. White IWl second. Bosworth tR) third Distance 13 ft. 9 In. Clasa C no Bait IR) first, Poll IWl see Ofid. Bourns IJ) third. Time B 3s. Broad Jump Bourne (Jl first. Baize IR1 second, Christian (It) third. Distance 13 ft. 2 In. 220-relay Won by Roosevelt, Wash, lnston second. Time 29 9s. 330-run Baize IRI first. Poff IWl aecond, Thomas IW) third. Time SO 3s. Baseball throw Hawley IWl first, Bourne (J) sacond, Payne (R) third Distance 171 ft. A In. High Jump Ella IWl first, nine teen (R) second. Close tW) third. Height 4 ft. 1 In. Class D 80 ranger (W) first, Block IW) aecond, Maya (J) third Time 8J',s Broad Jump Black (Wl first. Xnight (Jl second, Cabler IW) third. Distance 13 ft. 220 relnv Won bv Washington. Jackson second. Time 31s. 330 run Young iji first, ranger (Wi second, Blair IW) third. Time 50 6s. Baseball throw Parrack IR) first, Reery (Wl second. Mays (J) third. Distance 14B ft 8 in. High Jump Mays (J) first, Cabler (Wi second, Rultzer IR) third. Height 3 ft. u In. Phoenix High Winner 6-3 Phoenix. Apr. 19 Phoenix high posted its third victory against no defeats In county class B conference baseball com octltlon when it topped Rogue River 6 to 3 at the Rogue River field yesterday afternoon. Hut ton on the mound for Phoenix allowed five hits. The defending champions from Phoenix tallied four runs and enough to win the game in the first Inning on four hits and an error. H. Hal In way rapped out a triple and Thompson a double tor extra base blows by the winners. Sowlei Fans Ten Sowles on the mound for Rogue River struck out 10 while Hulton fanned eight. Glen Dcnuy for the Chieftains slammed out a home run with no one on base and Prefontaine of the same nine lined out double. Phoenix batted out eisht hits of the slants of Sowles and com mitted two errors. Rogue River made but five hits off Hutton and was credited with three mis-plays. Hay ward Due On Week-end At U. of 0. Eugene, Ore., Apr. 19 W.R) At least 62 high school will be entered in the 13th annual hay ward track and field relays at University of Oregon this week end. Ray Hendrickson, meet direc tor, said entry blanks had been returned by 62 high schools, in cluding four out-of-state schools. He estimated that 1,100 prep trackmen would be entered in the relays Friday and Saturday. Class B and C schools will compete Friday with class A schools competing Saturday morning. College Meet Also A collegiate dual meet be tween Oregon and Washington State will be held Saturday aft ernoon. Out-of-state schools entered in thp high school meet are Cres cent Citv, Cel.. and Vancouver, Kelso and Shelton in Washington- .. , , Class A defending cnampiun " Klamath Falls. Cottage urove the class B title-holder and Hen ley holds the clasa C crown. BASEBALL TUrSDAV'S RESULTS National League Brooklyn 1. Philadelphia Chicago . Cincinnati 8 Boston 11. New York 4 Pittsburgh 2. St. Louis 4 American Lrague St. Louis .1. Chicago 3 Philadelphia 7. Washington a N.'u, Vnrll IS Boston 10 Detroit 7, Cleveland 6 (10 innlnga) Followlna Is lh card for tonight's AAU-tanetion.d amateur boxing card scheduled for the armory ting, starling at 8 o clock Championship bouts: Main event, tour rounds. BULL HALBEY Portland Semi-windup, four rounds. BOB 8TUMBO Grants Pass Special event, four rounds. DON HARPER l Cold Hill Preliminaries; four rounds. DARRELL JOHNSON Madford DICK ADKINS Griffin Creels FREDDIE JOHNSON Medford Non-title bouti, three rounds. BYRON CARTER Medford CORKY KINS Medford BOGEY BOOART Central Point vs. CLINT WATERS San Francisco GENE SHEPPARD Medford DONOVAN WOLFE Phoenix SYLVESTER JONES San Francisco JOHN LAW Oakland COE BROWN Medford HILTON GARNER San Francisco JOE CAROTHERS Grants Pass ONE-ROUND HOGAN Table Rock Grade School Baseball Due Schedule of baseball games in the local grade school league as revised by Lee Hagsdale, super visor of physical education and the grade school coaches, was announced today. (James will Be played at 4:15 p.m. First games May 8 will send Roosevelt to Washington and Lincoln to Jackson, followed on May 11 when Roosevelt plays host to Lincoln and Washington goes to Jackson school. Washington will be host to Lincoln on May 15 when Jack son is the guest of Roosevelt, Washington will go to Roosevelt and Lincoln will be host to Jack son on Mav 18, and May 22 sends Jackson to Washington and Hooseveit to Lincoln. The final day of the baseball schedule May 25 puts Washing ton at Lincoln and Roosevelt at Jackson. Hockey STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W Hollywood - 14 San Diego .. 15 Oakland 9 San rranclsco 10 PORTLAND 9 Sacramento ..... 9 Los Anlelea ........ 9 Seattle S L S 7 9 11 10 12 13 13 Pet. .737 .8S2 .son .478 .474 AM .409 .278 PACiric coast leagl'b; Oakland 3, Portland 3 Sacramento 10. San Franclico 4 Hollvwood 3. Seattle 4 San Diego 3, Lus Angeles 2 (11 Inn ings) WEST. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Spokane 9. Victoria 3 Tacoma 4, Salem 2 Vancouver 8. Trl City 3 (11 Innings) Yakima 8, Wenatchee 3 WEDNESDAY RESULTS American Lrague (First Game) New York 3.1 Boston ... 8 11 1 Raschi. Plllette (S). D. Johnson (7 and Berra; Dobson and Batts. Home run Williams. High School Scores Tt-Eft DAY'S RESULTS Rooievel 5. Franklin 1 Wftthinpton 11. Cleveland 0 Jffrton 7, Benton 2 Grant 13. Lincoln 7 Drain 16. Ynncolla 1 West Linn 3. Bfnverton 2 Concordia i Portland i 8, Greiham Tlgard 4, Forest Grove 3 Hlllihoro 7. McMlnnville 3 Ormn Cltv 4. Newhern 3 Central Catholic (Portland) IS. St Helena 0 Eugene 2, Springfield 0. GO THROUGH HELL GATE! EXICTING BOAT RIDE! Shoot the Rogut Rapids from Grants Rait to Galice and Return With GLEN WOOLDRIDGE or BOB PRITCHETT The Rivr Ratt of the Rogue Rapids RESERVATIONS Phone 4529, Grants Pass OR CALL AT 413 W. H ST., GRANTS PASS Ladies' Golf Tourney On Mrs. Jack Eidswlck with a net 79 led early qualifiers for the women's spring golf handicap tourney at Rogue Valley Country club. Those planning to participate must make their qualifying jaunts by Thursday evening. Other early marks were Mrs. F. G. Bunch 82, Mrs. Belle Schcnck 83, Mrs. Maxine Hammond 84, Miss Helen Thompson 88 and Mrs. Arthur Peters 83. For regular ladies' day play Thursday a points tourney, start ing at 1 p.m., is planned. For a number of women this play will be in conjunction with their qualifying trials. The board of directors of the Rogue Vallev Women Golfers as sociation wiil meet at the home of Mrs. Robert Shephard. Sag inaw drive, at 11:30 a.m. tomor row. Name Leicht Grid Mentor The Dalles, Ore., Apr. 19 (U.R) Jake Leicht, former University of Oregon football star, has ac cepted the head coaching job at The Dalles high scnool, superin tendent of Schools Dave Bates announced today. The Stockton, Cat., athlete. who has spent the last two grid seasons with the Baltimore Colts of the Eastern Professional Foot ball league, is expected to re port here next August. Leicht was a Webtoot half back in 1U46, '47 and '48 and gained all-coast honors. He also was a standout in baseball and track. Carl Stager, Dalles football coach for the past two seasons, has resigned. BOWLING LADIES' LEAGUE Audrey Swoape took high in dividual series with a 521 pin fall and high individual game as she rolled a 214 when the Ladies' Bowling league rolled last night at the Medford Bowl ing lanes. High team series went to Elk Lumber company and Shaw's Apparel shop with 2,101 each, while Medford Feed and Seed took high team game with a 754. No Wonder It's Kentucky's Favorite Straight Bourbon! &ef Ounce a Maris Misty ...at a price every man can afford! You'll know why it'e the whisky that mnde Kentucky Whiskies famous when you experience the deep-down satisfaction of Early Times! Rich, hearty, full-bodied it's every ounce a man's whisky! every drop hlly matured! LADIES-Teams Mertlnrd Teed I.EAGt'E STANDINGS H Seed 4.1 Shaw's Apparel Shop 42 Western Thrift Store 41 Elk Lumber Company 40 Oregon Finance Co 34 Hubbard Brothers 3.1 Ellis flrorery 31 Western Decorating 2fl 44 Western Thrift 4 MrCall 438 l.udulK 3S0 Cumminffa .... 432 Damon 423 Little 3B6 101? Huhbards 0 Harnlsh 371 McGraw 394 E. 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Crawford 459 Knox 322 Somervtll ...... 37S Hill - 398 Weber 333 1071 Eagles Stop CP. 12 to 4 Veterans Center, Apr. 19 Eagle Point hlch posted its sec ond J-D-J victory of the 1950 season agaliut no defeats when it easily defeated Central Point high 12 to 4 yesterday afternoon on the Camp White field. The Eagles coached by "Shy Callaghan put on a seven run second inning and a four run fourth frame to wrap up the vic tory. Central Point scored two runs each in the first and sev enth. Five hits, three Pointers errors and a walk provided those seven bugles tallies. Dick Chamberlain on the mound for Eagle Point allowed four hits and except for the first inning when two unearned runs were scored by Central Point, he never was In trouble until the seventh. Even then he was able to bear down although visibly tired, for a victory. Pat Simmons with two hits in four trips, Catternach who got two for three and a double by Bradshaw were big sticks for the Eagles. Colley rapped out two for two and walked his third time at bat for the Pointers coached by Clarence Mellbye. Toles Winner In Portland Portland. Ore., Apr. 19 (U.R) Heavyweight Bill Petersen of Chicago last night got a rude set back to his hopes of winning back the northwest heavyweight boxing title from Joe Kahut as 195-pound Roscoe Toles of De troit won a unanimous, 10-round decision from his 207-pound op ponent. Petersen vowed last month he would fight in the northwest un til he had regained his north west title from Kahut. Instead, he lost last night's match and immediate championship hopes to Toles' two-fisted, sustained head attack throughout the fight. There were no knockdowns. The United Press scorecard gave seven rounds to Toles, two to Petersen and one even. In the 10-round semi-final Frisco Baracao, 134, Honolulu, knocked out Ernie Pacheco, 134, Oakland, Cal., early in the first round. Pistol Handicap Award Cliff Friend won the pistol handicap gold trophy last night in the weekly pistol shoot of the Medford Rifle club and became the second member to do -so since the shoot was started. The competition last night attracted 21 to the indoor range at Mer rick's. In the regular shoot, Paul Shelton was high with 277, Clin ton Charley had 272, Orville Lengele 257, Stan Smith 252 and Friend 252. Last January Smith won the first handicap trophy. Joe Chez Leads C.I.B.A. Joe Chez, former Medford high outstanding athlete and now a sophomore at Stanford university, is leading the Cali fornia Intercollegiate Baseball association pitching race and ranks among the first 20 in the batting records. The local boy has won three and lost none in C1BA games so far. striking out 15 opponents, walking 10 and having an earned run average of five. In the hit ting department Cher is hitting a .273 with three hits in 11 trips to the plate and has scored one run. 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Apr. 19 (U.R) State Game Director Charles Lockwood today said that 4,200 pheasants, mostly hens, had been released in eastern Oregon. Most of the ring-necks were released in Baker, Umatilla, Un ion and Malheur counties. CHESTY ATLAS The Great Atlas, above, will be the target of Pete Belcastro's wrath when they collide in the feature match of tomorrow night's wrestling card at the armory. The skirmish promises to have all the thrills of a knock-down, drag-out and is expected to pack the joint to the hilt. The middle fracas will see Leo Wallick and Lee Grable settle their differences in the squared circle while Ted Bell and George Strickland lock grips in the 8:30 p.m. opener. Rogues Lose Practice Tilt Santa Maria, Cal., Apr. 19 (U.R) The Medford Rogues lost their seventh straight exhibition game yesterday as the Sami Barbara baseball squad dumped the Far West squad 18 to 6. 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