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TWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. Miy 21, 19J0 TORNADO N CAPTURE A TITLI STATE GLASS n MM&i m i ran, 3 - . 'St r-J ri'.tiMJ1 'S- 3 Veer ' .r . - . mmmm " '2 COUNTY BASEBALL CHAMPIONS Phoenix high baseball squad which won the Jackson county B school title and then played in the district championship game, is shown above. Front row, left to right, Fred Furry, Dick Tiirnbaugh, Harold Holloway, Bill Hutton, Dick Keenc, Bob Ferns; second row, Harold Schmclzcr, Leslie Green, Max Hite, Bill Ferns, James Holloway, Ted Yarnell, Coach Les Wilson; back row, Manager Allen Kievet, Larry Miller, Roger Bradley, Keith Thompson, Cecil Eldredge, Jesse Speaks, Jack Kezer. Husky Crew Race Winner Oakland. Cal.. May 20 U.R) University of Washington's Hus ky crew slid over the finish line a slim length ahead of the Uni versity of California shell today to win the Pacific coast collegi ate rowing championship. Veteran Coach Al Ulbrickson's eight drew even with the lead ing Bear crew at' the two-mile fiost and gradually boosted its ead in the final mile. Time for the three-mile test was 14 min utes 45.8 seconds. Washington previously had scored a victory in the two-mile freshman race when the Husky Frosh whipped the Bear Rookies by three lengths in 10 minutes 16.5 seconds. The California Jay vees won their test with the northerners by one length over the three-mile course. The time was 15 minutes 27.4 seconds. ATTENTION LOGGERS MILL OPERATORS MACH.NE SHOPS For Fait Dependable Service Call 2-7141 Timken Roller Bearings Fafnir Ball Bea.:ngt RBC Roller Bearing ' National Seali ' Babbitt Blocks Fafnir Pillow Blocks Spherical Roller Pillow Blocks Bronze Bearing Stock - Caterpillar Replacement Parts Diesel Cylinder Heads for Exchange LeTourneau Cones for Exchange Southern Oregon Bearina Sales Company i 42 N. RIVERSIDE AVE. Emergency Phones 2-8263 or 2-8122 New Record Set in Mile Lincoln, Neb., May 20 (UK Nebraska won the Big Seven out door track meet today but Bob Karnes of Kansas won the mile run to break Glenn Cunning ham's 18-y e a r-old conference record. The host team took its first big seven track title since 1942 in the rain that muddied the field after Karnes set a mark of 4:12.6 compared with Cunning ham's time of 4:13.3. Nebraska piled up 1054 points. Colorado came in second i with 84' but the school's i George Holley set one of the three records of the day with a : javelin throw of 204 feet, two inches. Kansas finished In third with 83 U point!!. Kansas State fol lowed with 74's. Defending champion Missouri finished fourth with 57a,4 points, break ing its string of four straight track .titles. Oklahoma had 52'i and Iowa State 534. Grade School Baseball Scheduled for Monday Washington school baseball learn will try to keep its 1050 ecord of being undefeated when t meets Jackson school's team on le Washington field Monday al 15 p.m. The other grade school league game tomorrow will find Roosevelt playing at Lincoln school. Dead Una on cinisirled Arft: 1:30 p. m (or ollowhis day: 10 a m Monday for Monday: noon Saturday Hudson Honest Sam Says: Remember, My Lot Starts Behind the Big Billboard, Look for the Neon that Reads . . . Main Entrance to Better Values "Thatsa Ma Plas" Here Are Some Better Values: 1949 FORD BLACK "8" 4-D00R Radio, heater. A buy $532 Down. 1949 HUDSON SUPER "6" 4-D00R Beautiful 2-tone tan, radio, heater, supermatic drive. An excellent buy. 1947 HUDSON Commodore "6" 4-Door Radio, heater, overdrive. Very clean. 1946 CHEVROLET BLUE "Solid" 4-Door Radio, heator. Only $332 Down. 1946 PACKARD CLIPPER 4-Dr. DeLuxe Radio, heater, overdrive. A black beauty. 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Riverside Phone 2-6281 Rogue River 2nd Class B; Records Set Medford s Jack Morris set a new low hurdles mark as he and h i s Black Tornado teammates walked off with their third con secutive class "A" championship with 54 Vs points in the state high school track and field meet held Friday and Saturday at Corvallis. i Union successfully defended its B school crown with BJ tallies followed by Rogue River with 45. In Friday A" preliminaries Morris ran the low sucks in :22.3. .5 seconds under the old mark and .3 seconds slower than the national record. In the Sat urday final his time was :22.4. His brother, Frank was fourth In the event. Jack Places Third Jack was third in 100-yard dash and he teamed with Lou Bittle. Bill Buckingham and Bill Pruitt to win the half-mile relay in 1:31.8. Other Medford scorers were Warren Wendt tied for first in the pole vault at 12 feet; Lou Bittle third in the quarter-mile; D. C. Mills third in the javelin with a 188-foot toss; and Buck ingham fifth in the 220-yard dash and tied for fifth in the broad jump. Results of other southern Ore gon "A" schools were Ashland tied for eighth with 18 and Klamath Falls 22nd with eight counters. Grants Pass scored two. In the "B" class Gold Hill was seventh with Zi'i. Jackson ville and Phoenix also tallied. Rogue River Results For Rogue River Jim Boulter and Charles Jacobs were first and second in the high hurdles; Jacobs was fourth in the low hurdles; Boulter tied for fourth in the high jump; Pete Purricr was second in the shot put; Drumm was fourth in the broad jump and the relay team was sixth. Jacobs tied for first in the high jump. For Gold Hill, Joe Morgan won the shot put and was third in the discus; Newland tied for sixth in the pole vault and Don Harper was second in the jave lin. Thomas of Jacksonville finished in a dead heat for third in the 220-yard dash and the Phoenix relay team was fifth. New records were set in "A" class in both the high and low hurdles, and the half-mile. In "B" class records fell in the low : Hurdles, quarter-mile, broad ; jump, high jump and relay and the 100-yard dash mark was knotted. j Incomplete Results I "A" s c o ri n g (incomplete): Medford 54V, Nyssa 33, Baker i 27 Eu"ene and La Grande 24 I each. Roosevelt of Portland 22, ; Newport 20, Ashland and Cen tral Catholic 18 each, Klamath Falls 8, Grants Pass 2. "B" totals (incomplete): Un ion M Rneue River 45. Pilot Rock 40. Pleasant Hill 37, Helix 36, Creswcll 25, Gold Hill 24 Vi. Ex-Tornado Now Author ! A graduate of Medford high school and of the fish and game nanagement course at Oregon itate college, is author of an ar ticle in the May issue of the Ore- on state game commission's monthly bulletin booklet. He is Bob Mace who has had training and experience that in cluded doing range survey work .n the Burns area prior to his graduation from OSC in 1942. After he finished college he join ed the soil conservation service and was sent to New Mexico for ,'nrk. Three of the war years were spent by Mace in the navy and on his discharge in 1946 he be an work with the Oregon state laiue commission. First he was n the interstate deer study and iitcr was put in the big game uH'tum, Portland. In January, 1948, Mace was ap luinted to his present position is chief biologist for the game ommission. )sfedf0iXuuw Oregon Takes North Division Track Meet Seattle, May 20 (U.R) Ore gon's high-powered track team lived up to expectations today to amass 58V4 points and easily outdistance the field in the northern division coast confer ence meet. New records were set In the discus and high hurdles by Mon tana's Dick Doyle and Jack Burke of Washington. Take Seven Firsts Undefeated i a dual-meet competition this yeac, the Web foot cindermcn took seven first places on the 15-event program. The Washington Huskies placed second with 36 points, followed by Washington State, 28; Idaho 17W; Oregon State, 16V4 and Montana State univer sity, 8V2. Burke's tour of the 120-yard high hurdles in :14.3 shattered a :14.4 mark set by Steve Ander son of Washington in 1930 and tied last year by WSC's Fran Polsfoot. Doyle tallied Montana's lone first place when he heaved the discus a tremendous 164.8 feet. The distance broke the northern division record of 157 feet two inches set by Ed Moller of Ore gon in 1929. It also smashed the 164 foot 24 inch stadium mark set by UCLA's Taylor Lewis last year. Fell Takes 100 Dath Oregon's Bill Fell, pre-meet spring favorite, copped the 100 yard dash in :09.7 but bowed out in the 220 to Craig wisemen.oi Washington. Wisemen ran the furlong in 22 seconds flat, two tenths of a second off the record. Hurdler Burke took high point honors i n h i s record-breaking run in the highs and another first In the lows. Brovia Hits 11th Homerun San Francisco, May 20 (U.R) Big, six-foot-three Joe Brovia olayed In 117 games last year for Portland and during that time he smacked 11 home runs. He's played around 40 Pacific Coast league contests this year md just Friday night he stepped launtily around the San Diego oases after knocking No. 11 for he current season. In doing so he helped stem the sweeping San Diego tide and add ed a marker to the 10 to 6 Beaver-Padre score. George Zuvcrink was charged with his sixth loss of the year against four wins. He went all .he way for the Padres. Monmouth, Ore., May 20 (U.R) Oregon College of Education de feated Vanport college in a dual , track meet Friday, 74 to 59. I No Wrestling On Thursday There will be no wrestling match at the armory next Thurs day night, Promoter Mack Lil lard announced yesterday. "Several of the boys are on the injured list and a couple of them are ill and I am unable to line up a card of sufficient cali bre for Medford," the promoter said in making the announce ment. . Lillard added that matches will resume when he is able to secure wrestlers of sufficient quality. Several of the better wrestlers have left for an eastern trip be fore going Into Canada and other northern grappling centers for the warmer months but some are expected to return to this vici. nity before too long, the pro moter pointed out. Dead line on ClaMlflcd Adi: 3:30 p.m. for following day; 10 am. Monday for Monday noon Saturday for Sunday a m FOR HEALTH FOR FUN Medford Bowling Lanes NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Open 1 P.M. to Midnight Special Rates and Instructions For New Beginners Register Now for Summer Leagues 415 E. Main Phone 2-2682 Valley Baseball Loop Games Scheduled Today Two Valley Baseball league inics will be played in this sec tion of the valley today with Cen til Point Millers going to Butte alls and Eagle Point playing at 'lospect. "Play ball will be iibinit 2 p.m. in both towns. The other game in the Valley eiigue will see Glendale, Ore', laying at Cave Junction's field. In the only league game rc urted to The Mail Tribune last vcek. the Millers defeated Cave unction, 10 to 7. Good-Will Machine Works General Machine Work and REPAIRING PORTABLE WELDING Sawmill Equipment Mining Ma chinery and Supplies Special Ma chinery Fjbrtcetinf All Kindi of Wld.ofl. JOHN BREEZE, Owner Phone 2-4124 NIGHTS 2-Ssll . 303 S. Grspe Srino Sa. O'.oon and Vicinity tor tha 4th Yaat The TOGGERY'S SLACKSATION Wrinkle it . . . Crush it . . . it REMEMBERS and returns to its original shape ! Durable 14-ox. 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