TEN MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. May 19. 1950
Junior High
Track Team
Places 2nd
Grants Pass Junior high with
60 points won the triangular
track meet between Medford,
Ashland and the junior Cave
men on the local high school
field vesterdav afternoon. The
meet date was chanEcd to Thurs
day and no notice of the change
was announced until today.
Medford junior high was sec
ond with 55 points ana
4t.it.ft urith 3ft nninta.
The summary (Ashland and
Medford winners only):
High hurdles Crlppen M second,
Pyle (M) third. Winner'! time not
"Yate. (A) first. Galne. (M) third.
Winner'! time 8.1s.
m..u.n.,.-i.. mllwRaltl fAl first.
Walsh (Ml second. Crawford IM)
third. Time 3m 39.3s.
330 Spinas (M) first. South
4hlp4 T4m. .1m .tfl.flS.
Low hurdles Crlppen (M) third.
Huber (Ml fourth. Time 12 9s.
ISO Yates (A) second, Gaines (M)
.hirl Tim IR.lfl.
660 Jefferles (A) second. Taylor
(A) third. Medford fourth (boy not
listed!. Time lm 30 3s.
Shot put Bingham (M) first. Mor
rison (M) third, Morrison (M) fourth.
Distance 47 ft. 104 In.
Pole vault Woods (A) first, Craw
ford IMI third. Height 9 ft. 9 in.
High jump Tenney (A) first. Greg
ory (Ml third. Height S ft. 5 In.
Broad Jump Spinas (M) first. Ten
nev (A) third. Jefferles (A) fourth
Distance 17 ft. 2 In.
Discus Bingham (M) first. Jacobs
(Ml second. Spinas (Ml third. Judd
(Ml fourth. Distance 114 ft. 10 In.
Javelin Delsman IAI first. Gaines
(Ml second. Win bolt (M) fourth. Dist
ance 128 ft.
440-relay Medford second, Ash
land third. Time 48s.
Scores Yesterday
FAR WEST LEAGUE
Reno 4, Eugene 3.
Pittsburg 10, MEDFORD S.
Klamath Falls 11, Marysvllle t.
Redding 13. Willows 8.
(A)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Oakland 5. Hollywood 3.
Seattle 3, Sacramento 0.
San Francisco IS. Los Angelee 14.
San Diego 6. PorUand 5.
Wallick, Atlas
Draw in Bout
Leo Wallick missed several at
tempts to apply his deadly pile
driver on the Great Atlas in the
main event of last night's ar
mory wrestling card but he gave
the Peacock of the Ring a suffi
cient going over to earn a draw
in a bout which was filled with
hair-raising action.
Wallick put together two back
body drops and a press to cop
the first fall but the Atlas hit
him in the groin early in the
second session doubling Wallick
up where he was easy prey for
a full nelson.
In the remaining minute neith
er was able to gain an advan
taee. When the bell rang Wal
lick didn't want to quit and
cuffed the Atlas around the ring
until Referee Earl Yoakley broke
it up by escorting the Atlas out
of the arena.
Dale Riser, 19-year-old broth
er of Jack Riser, lacked suffi
cient experience for Rarl Gray
and dropped a two-out-of-three
verdict to the tough Wisconsin
farmer in an action-packed scrap.
Norval Stockstul, pinch - hit
ting for Jack Poppenheim,
dropped two straight falls to
Jack Riser in the opener.
STANDINGS
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FAR WEST LEAGUE
W.
Klamath Falls .....14
Redding
MEDFORD
Pittsburg .
Eugene .
Marysvllla
Willows
Reno .
14
12
12
10
.- S 11
. 7 12
... S 18
Pet.
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.571
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.450
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 9. St. Louis 8
New York 10. Chicago 4 (called end
sixth, rain).
Pittsburgh at Boston postponed,
rain and cold.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia postpon
ed, rain and wet grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 4. Philadelphia J.
Washington 7, Chicago 3.
Boston 13. Detroit 12.
(Only games scheduled.
Cheney Studs To Play
At Grants Pass Sunday
Central Point, May 19 Che
ney Studs baseball team will
continue its semi-pro Southern
Oregon league season Sunday by
facing the strong Grants Pass
Merchants nine on the Climate
city's field at 2 p.m., according
to the official league schedule
for this year.
Sports for
the Week
TODAY
Rogues ti. Ren e, fair
grounds park, 7:45 p. m.
SATURDAY
State high school track meet,
Corvallis Rogues vs. Reno,
fairgrounds park, 7:45 p. m.
-Central Point high at Sulh
rlin (JDJ baseball), 2 p. m.
SUNDAY
Cheney Studs at Grants Pass
(Southern Oregon Baseball
league), 2 p. m. Herb Parsons
shooting exhibition. Medford
Gun club grounds. 2 p. m.
Rogues vs. Reno, fairgrounds,
7:45 p.m. (one game). Rogue
Valley Baseball league (Eagle
Point at Prospect. Central
Point at Butte Falls), 2 p.m.
Dead line on Claislfled Ads:
5:30 p.m. for following day; 10 am.
Monday tor Monday; noon eaturoay
for Sunday a.m.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
San Diego 33 18 .84T
Hollywood 28 21 .571
Oakland 26 21 .553
Los Angeles 28 24 .538
PORTLAND .........24 24 .500
San Francisco 24 28 .480
Seattle 17 31 .354
Sacramento 18 33 .353
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia ....
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Fiston
I .ttsburgh
Chicago ....
New York
Cincinnati
16
15
13
13
13
,. 11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York 16
Detroit 14
Boston
Washington -
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
8
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13 11
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5 15
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BOWLING
CITY LEAGUE
Bill Hagen took individual
high series with a 555 pinfall
and Verle Lubbers won high in
dividual game honors with his
209 when the City Bowling
league rolled at the Medford
Bowling lanes last night.
High team series of 2,499 and
high team game of 854 went to
Southern Oregon Distributors,
Inc.
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
Teams W
S O D.I 53
E. H. Mann Company -...47
Teamsters Union ...47
Harold Brown Agency 42
Copco ....42
Mall Tribune 37
Edgerton Motors 27
American Legion 24
L
27
33
33
37
38
43
53
50
Tribune 4 Brown's 0
Casey 408 Boone 402
Stovall 423 Flndley 422
Slead 420 SuiMrln,.n 33:
Cam 441 Morehouse .... 4R7
Anderson .. 525 Welsenburger 407
2121
2274
Exibition Shoot Sunday
Local Gun Club Grounds
Herb Parsons, America's fast
est gun handler, will give a free
public exhibition at the Medford
Gun club Sunday, May 21, at 2
p.m., the Medford Gun club,
which is sponsoring the event,
said today.
A self-taught wizard with a
Winchester, Parsons, using a .22
caliber rifle, throws a 2s hard
maple block into the air cracks
the block and splinters the
pieces with four bullets in an
average of three seconds.
Throws Behind Him
In another feat. Parsons
throws three clay pigeons behind
him, between his legs, reaches
for his model 12 shotgun, swings
around and shatters them before
they reach the ground.
Parsons stresses safety prac
tices In the handling of firearms
throughout his program. As an
additional feature, at the close
of the exhibition, he will answer
any questions and discuss shoot
ing problems with members of
the audience.
Throughout the exhibition, In,
which he uses 10 rifles, shotguns
and pistols, Parsons maintains a
rapid-fire barrage of humorous
comment. This difficult accom
plishment of co-ordinating shoot
ing, breathing and talking is per
formed by no other shooter and
required three years to perfect.
Parsons, who shoots under the
sponsorship of Winchester-Western,
is a nntive of Tennessee,
had his first .22 rifle at the age
of eight and bagged his first
limit of quail when only nine,
He has been shooting ever since.
Mann Co. 4 copco 0
Ott 450 Barry 464
Moser 479 Absentee 303
Mann ............ 458 Thompson .... 470
McGraw 504 Absentee .. 453
HlUyer ....... 544 Brock ............ 433
2435 2290
S.O.D.I.
Orr 408
Hagen 555
Son inner 399
Schrecengost 523
J. Morgan 524
2499
Phoenix High
Loses 15 to 0
To Drain Nine
Phoenix high dropped out of
the possible state class B base
ball state cnampionsnip Dertn
yesterday when an experienced
and hard-hitting Drain outfit
took a 15 to 0 decision in game
played at the fairgrounds park.
The boys coached by Les Wil
son were limited to four hits and
although the Drain hurler got in
to hot water on several occa
sions due to his own wildness,
Phoenix could not push over
runs. Eight hits were made off
three Phoenix hurlers in the
seven-inning game.
Big Phoenix Rally
Biggest threat by the Rogue
valley team came in the fourth
when with one out Harold Holl
way singled, Thompson doubled
and Keene drew a walk. How
ever, the next two batters struck
out.
In the fifth stanza, with one
out, Pete Furry reached first on
an error, Schmelzer walked and
Hite went to first on a fielder s
choice but a strikeout by the
next batter ended that.
Cade Fans 17 Boys
Leftv Cade, hurling for Drain,
struck out 17 Phoenix players
and walked four.
Except for the first inning
when an error gave Drain a big
break the game was closely
fought until the visitors broke
out with a four-run blast in the
sixth and eight in the seventh.
By virtue of this win Drain will
represent this B district in the
state tournament.
The linescore:
Drain 300 004 8 IS I 1
Phoenix 000 000 0 0 4 8
Cade and Cordan; Hutton. Turn
bough (7), Furry 17) and H. Holloway.
Local Track
Team Picked
Medford high trackmen are
strong favorites to capture the
annual class A track meet at Cor
vallis this week-end and even
highly-regarded Klamath Falls
believes the Black Tornado will
win first honors.
The local school qualified
eight entries in 11 events com
pared with the Pels qualifying
the same number in 10.
However, Medford gained an
edge just the same by grabbing
10 first places in the district
meet while Klamath qualifiers
were all in second place.
Events are scheduled on Bell
field at Oregon State college this
afternoon and Saturday after
noon with both A and B schools
in the competition.
Lynn Mohter Pitches
No-No Game for Rooks
Eugene. Ore.. May 19 (U.R)
Lynn Mohler, strong-armed Ore
gon State Rook pitcher, hurled a
5-0. no-hit, no-run victory over
University of Oregon freshmen
yesterday.
Fderton 1
Ptankenhorn 523
Wilson 414 i
Thoreson 4RO j
Johns 456 i
Webster 504 !
Teamsters 3
Bolltnaer 504
Vallee 357
D. Lubbers .... 439
V. Lubbers .. 492
Vessey 524
2316
2488
Legion I
Peters 367
Ford 359
H. fioold 464
Bollinger 439
Tennnnt 474
2181
Pointers Play Saturday
At Sutherlin for JDJ
Central Point, May 19 Cen
tral Point high bnsebnll team
will meet Sutherlin high dia
mond crew Saturday afternoon
at Sutherlin in a JDJ conference
get-together.
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