Tornado Track Squad Dinner
Thursday to Hear Bowerman
Medford high school track
team, state champions and best
in the Rogue and Hayward re
lays plus every dual meet held
this season, will be honored
along with the local coaching
staff at a banquet in the Med
ford hotel downstairs dining
room Thursday evening, June 1.
Sponsoring the event at which
Bill Bowerman, former Medford
high track and football coach,
will be the principal speaker,
will be t h e Athletics Booster
club of Southern Oregon.
Coaches At Guostl
Coaches to be honored along
with the boys are Bob Newland,
Lee Ragsdale, Fred Spiegelberg,
Frank Roelandt and Alex Mc
Donald. Others invited to at
tend are E. H. Hedrick, super
intendent of schools: Elliott
B e c k e n, assistant superintend
ent, and Lester Harris, senior
high principal.
A telegram received last week
from Bowerman said "Am hon
ored to accept your (the club's)
Invitation."
The dinner will start at 7 p.m.
and in addition to boys on the
track squad, coaches and other
guests, those attending will in
clude Booster club members, fa
thers of track squad boys wish
ing to attend and a limited num
ber of others.
Tickets on Sale
Tickets for the dinner may
be purchased in advance at
any time at the main desk at
the Medford hotel. Seating
will be on a first come, first
served basis, however.
Coach Bob Newland indicated
that 45 boys would attend as all
members of the 1950 track squad
are invited whether they be state
champs or just the youths who
made the best work hard to get
there this season.
Other Speakers Too
It was not known Saturday
afternoon just when Bowerman
would arrive or how long he
would stay. His talk will be the
principal one of the banquet and
others who will be called on to
speak will include Ragsdale,
Hedrick, Beckcn and Harris.
The banquet will be a "stag"
affair. Booster club members
said. They explained that it was
impossible to sell tickets far in
advance or make reservations as
the banquet was suggested just
last Monday and plans were com
pleted last Friday.
LA GRANDE COACH LEAVES
La Grande, Ore., May 27 U.R)
Ted Wilson. La Grande high
school coach since 1947, an
nounced yesterday that he will
take over the head basketball
coaching job at McMinnville
high school next fall.
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Ball Results
Albany, Ore., May 27 (U.R)
Only the year seemed to change
here in the class A finals for the
Oregon state high school base
ball championship as Roosevelt
high of Portland, defending
champion, and Eugene, 1949 runner-up,
prepared to meet for the
1950 title here tonight on Me
morial field.
The B title will be at stake in
tonight's curtain raiser at 7:30
when Amity meets Drain, de
fending champion.
Roosevelt conquered Albany
13 to 1 and Eugene whacked
Hillsboro 17 to 5. In the B divi
sion. Drain scored a 19 to 0
shutout over Union and Amity
turned back Aumsville, 4 to 3.
BOWLING
MATCHES HERE TODAY
Medford men and women
bowling teams will compete
against similar groups from
Klamath Falls. Ashland and
Crescent City today, at the Med
ford Bowling lanes starting at 2
p.m.
During the afternoon an exhi
bition on bowling will be given
by Larry Laurent, Klamath Falls,
who has put on the demonstra
tions in the past for the Ameri
can Bowling congress.
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE
Jim Morgan took high indi
vidual game and high individual
series honors with 256 and 635
respectively when the City Bowl
ing league closed its season last
Thursday night at the Medford
Bowling lanes. The second half
finished the season.
Southern Oregon distributors
took high team game and high
team series with 917 and 2,638 re
spectively. CITY LEAGUE FINAL
SECOND HALF STANDINGS
Trams W L
SOD.I S6 28
Teamsters Unton 31 33
Harold Brown Agency 48 36
E. H. Mann Company 47 37
Copco .....45 30
Mail Tribune 40 41
Edjterton Motors 28 B6
American Legion 25 SB
Medford Golf
Results Here
Mr. and Mrs. Al Littrell tied
with Mr. and Mrs. George Har
rington with the best marks in
the first two-ball mixed golf
Norm Hillyer Plunks
Hole-in-One at RVCC
Norm Hillyer plunked a
hole-ln-one yesterday during
an afternoon foursome. He
turned the trick on the 145
yard No. 12 hole. Playing
with Hillyer were Frank
Rowe. Orville Shut and John
Easly,
foursome tourney of the season
Friday evening at Rogue Valley
Country club. Each couple had
a net 33.
In second spot were Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Ryan with a 35. Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Simmon knotted
with Ward Hammond and Helen
Thompson for third with 36s.
Locked at fourth with 37s
were W. W. Davies and Mrs.
Belle Schenck, Larry Jollev and
Mrs. E. G. Bunch. Norm Worth
ley and Mrs. Ralph Odell. Dr.
Ralph Odell and Mrs. Norm
Worthley and Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. Edgerton.
The winners get temporary
possession of the Winetrout tro
phy. Next mixed foursome is
set for June 16.
Twenty Rogue Valley club
men will vie in a team match to
day at Grants Pass.
Scores Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUR
Chicago 7. Pittsburgh S
St. Louis 9. Cincinnati 1
Philadelphia 8. New York 3
Boston 7, Brooklyn 1
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago S. Cleveland 1
Philadelphia 6. New York 1
Detroit 8. St. Louis 6
Boston 4. Washington S (first game
10 Innings).
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
AFTERNOON GAMES
Seattle 4, San Francisco 3
PORTLAND 4. Los Angeles 1
Hollywood 8, San Diego 4
Pointers Take County
Grade School Honors
Gold Hill, May 27 Central
Point took first honors in the
annual Jackson county grade
school track meet here Saturday
afternoon by piling up 8 1 V
points in combined classes A
and B as about 150 boys from
five schools took part.
Second was Rogue River with
53V4, then Gold Hill with 46V4,
Eagle Point 46 V4 and Howard
with three.
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Results Opening
Four Events in
District Track
BY DICK JEWETT
Southern Oregon high
schools led Portland schools
27 to 17 at the end of the
first four events in the Inter
district track meet Saturday
night at the Medford high
grounds, Medford, Ashland,
Klamath Falls and Grants
Pass represented this part of
the state.
First four results:
Shot put Longer, Ash
land), Farr (Franklin), Schu
bert (Klamath). Holigang
(Klamath). Distance 46 it.9"-
in.
High hurdles F. Morris
(Medford), Corkery (Klam
ath), Arnold (Klamath), War
ren (Lincoln). Time 15.6s.
...100 J. Morris (Medford).
Anderson (Roosevelt), Baker
(Grant), Cook (Jefferson).
Time 10.2s.
Mile Heller (Franklin).
Book (Klamath), Gill (Jeffer
son), Hobbs (Medford). Time
4m 41.3s.
Stranahan Takes
Top Golf Honors
St. Andrews. Scotland, May 27
U.R) Frank Stranahan, the To
ledo. O., muscleman won the
British amateur golf champion
ship for the second time today
when he crushed Dick Chapman
of Pinehurst, N. C, 8 and 6. on
the rugged royal and ancient
club course.
Stranahan, winner in 1948,
easily ruined Chapman's fifth
bid for the title. The Toledo
strong boy lost only two holes,
the first and 18th. After that,
he consistently outdrove and out
putted the former U. S. amateur
champion.
Stranahan was 7 up after 27
holes and closed out the match
on the 30th.
Huskies' Crew Winner
Crew Race at Seattle
Seattle. May 27 (U.R)
Wind-whipped waters on Lake
Washincrtnn tnHnv cuiamnal o
University of Wisconsin eight
oared crew and the University
of Washington was declared the
winner after the race' had been
previously ruled "no contest."
Referee Ed Taylor awarded
the race to the Huskies after
Coach Norm Sonju of the Badg
ers ordered his crew to stop at
me mree-quarter mile mark
Sunday, May 28, 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) TRIBUNE THREE
Trojans Win but Ducks
Steal Track Spotlight
Berkeley. Cel., May 27 U.R
University of Southern Califor
nia powerful cinder squad won
its 10th consecutive Pacific Coast
conference track and field cham
pionship today as it snowed un
der the other nine schools in a
lopsided meet.
Led by the great hurler, Dick
Attlesey and a big Indian, Don
Newcomb, each of whom scored
double wins, the Trojans ran up
Chez Losing
Pitcher, 3-2
Pullman. Wash.. May 27
(U.R) Washington State college
today won the Pacific coast
NCAA baseball championship
by defeating Stanford univer
sity. 8 to 5, in the second
game of a two-out-of-three
playoff here.
Pullman, Wash.. May 27 (U.R)
Washington State college and
Stanford squared off again to
day in the second game of the
best of three series and a cougar
win would give the northern di
vision team the Pacific Coast
conference baseball champion
ship. Washington State racked up
two home runs Friday to edge
the Indians 3-2.
Third Baseman Don Paul belt
ed a 360-foot homer over the left
field fence in the second inning
for Washington State's first
score. In the sixth, Rightfielder
Gordon Brunswick sent another
home run over the same spot
with one man aboard.
If Washington State wins to
day's contest, the Cougars will
have a chance to play in t h e
N.C.A.A. playoffs at Omaha next
month. A Stanford win today
would compel a third contest
Monday.
Salem, Ore., May 27 U.R)
Viesko and Post of Salem were
low bidders at $141,500 for con
struction of a new stadium for
Willamette university, the board
of trustees announced Friday.
when Washington was leading
by four lengths. Taylor's decis
ion came after a conference with
the coaches and three judges
30 minutes after the Huskies
paddled leisurely across the fin
ish line.
62 15 points compared with the
meager second-place total of
42V j for Stanford.
No Records Broken
In the finals today. In which
the sprinters had to face a 10
mile wind, there was not a sin
gle CC record tied or broken.
However, the competition was
keen all the way through. Three
meet records were cracked in the
preliminaries yesterday and one
other tied.
Other team scores: California
35; Oregon 31 15; Washington
State 13; Washington 12; Oregon
State 11 15; UCLA 7 15; Idaho
6, and Montana 5.
A vastly underrated Univer
sity of Oregon team almost com
pletely stole the spotlight from
the stars that had been highly
touted before the meet.
Fell Wins Close
Bill Fell, the Webfoot's fine
100-yard dash man, won the cen
tury by inches from favored Don
Anderson of California. The time
was a slow 9.9 seconds, but thn
runners raced into a ten-mile an
hour wind.
The Oregon school scored an
other upset in the 440-yard dash
when Dave Honthorne came fly
ing down the stretch to catch and
pass Pitch Johnson of Stanford
at the tape in a :48.7 race.
Marysville Sale
Denied by League
San Francisco, May 27 (U.R)
The Far West league offices de
nied today rumors of a sale of the
Marysville baseball club.
League Secretary Len Monhei
mer added that Frank Burrell of
San Jose was recently made gen
eral manager of the Marysville
club and had been voted a league
director.
Monheimer said that the
Brooklyn Dodgers have promised
to help supply players to the locally-owned
Marysville team.
He said that opening day at
tendance on April 26 was the
best in the league's three year
history, with official paid admis
sion figures as follows.
At Pittsburg, Medford: 914; at
Willows, Redding: 1,118; at Reno,
Eugene: 1,712, and at Marysville,
Klamath Falls: 1,300 (approximate).
Tornado Golf Team Second
Medford placed second to
Corvallis in the annual Wil
lamette valley high school in
vitational golf tournament at
Corvallis Friday and Saturday.
Eddie Oldfield with 78-77
155 for the two days had the
best Medford high card, fol
lowed by Phil Getchell with 77
79156, Justin Smith 84-82
166, Bob Shepherd 85-83168
and Bill McAllister 84-86170.
Corvallis was first with a 398
toal Friday and a 405 Saturday,
Medford had 407 each day, and
Uni (Eugene) carded 410-424. Al
Mundell of Uni high had 75
78 153 for medalist honors.
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Medford Grade schools did
not take part in the meet.
Lamport's Sporting Goods
store provided the trophy
awarded to winning school.
The summary:
CLASS A
Shot put H arris tCP), Cameron
IGHi, Lilly (BR), Christian (EPl. Dis
tance 43 ft 7 In.
Discus Klnf (CP). Norrll (CP). '
Rosecrans (GH), Boy (GH), Distance
97 ft In.
Pole vault King (CP). Folley
(Howard). Corriftan (CP) and Powell
(RR) and Pelper (RR) tied fourth.
Height 9 ft 3 In.
High Jump Slallsworth (RR) Boye
(GH) and Phelps (CHI, Sparks (EPl
and McGonagle (CP) tied fourth.
Height it 8 in.
Broad Jump Pelper (RR). Belter
(CP), Gillespie (EP), Bell (GH). Dis
tance IS ft 8 In.
Relay Central Point first. Rogue
River second. Gold Hill third, Eagle
Point fourth. Time 94 3s.
Low hurdles Beggers (RR). Bell
(OH), Parker (GH), Corrigan (CP).
Time 16 8s.
7.1 Stallsworth (RR) first. Minter
(EP), Cameron (GH), Bell (GH). Time
9.6s.
lOOO.yard West (GH), Young (CP).
Wardlaw (RR), rarrell (GH). Time
3m 2s. t
330 Phelps (GH). Beider (CP), l
Pelper (RR). Harsh (CP). Time 41s I
150 Gillespie (EP). Beggers (RR).
Cameron (GH), Phelps (GH). Time
17 Ss. !
660 King (CP). Rosecrans (GH).
Millard (CP), Fuller (RR). Time lm
38s.
CLASS B
Low hurdles Hansen (CP), Harsh
(CP). Tresham (EP), Demmer (EP).
Time 1J Is.
JO Millard (EP), Greb (EP), Beck
(EPl, Todd (GH). Time T 3s.
330 Govette (CP). Crossman (CP).
Towse (RR) and Truehlood (GH) and
Twest (RR) tied fourth Time 52s.
150 Beck (RR), Mitchell (GH). Mc
Quade (CPI. Demmer (EP). Time 20.5s. ;
Relay Won by Central Point. Eagle
Point second, Rogue River third, Gold ;
Hill fourth. Time lm 3s. :
Pole vault McQuade (CP), Henson
(CP), Wledman IEP), Savage (RR). i
Height 7 ft 6 In. .
High Jump Hen-ton (CP), Webb I
(RR) and Greb (EP). Millard IEP). '
Louder (CP) and Davis (GH) tied
fourth. Height 4 ft 1 in
Broad Jump Millard (EP). Whipple
(EPl. Towse (RR), Morris (RR). Dls-
tance 13 ft l' In
75 Millard (EPl. Mltrhell (GH).
Greb 'EPi. Hicks (RR). Time 10s.
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