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CHAMPION TO APPEAR Wes Echols, above, AAU middle
weight champion of the United States, will tangle with Bull Halsey,
clever Portland Negro who holds the Oregon championship, in the
live-round main event of the Southern Oregon Boxing club's of
fering at the armory on Monday, June 19. Tickets will go on sale
at Brown's cafe and Lamport's sporting goods store Tuesday.
Joe Chez Selected
On All-Star Squad
Berkeley. Cal.. June 10 (U.R)
Washington State college'
NCAA 8th district baseball cham
pions landed five places on the
all-star squad selected by
coaches and announced today.
The team was chosen from 92
nominated players on 32 four
year colleges in the eighth dis
trict, but the northern division
of the Pacific Coast conference;
and the California Intercollegi
ate Baseball association domin
ated the selections.
The five men from Washing
ton State to make the first team
were Don Paul, third base; Gordy
Brunswick and Bob McGuire,
outfielders: Clayton Carr, catch
er, and Pitcher Lee Dolquist.
The all-star teams:
First team: Andring, Washing
ton, lb: Dobson, California, 2b;
Paul, Washington State, and
Ferrari, Santa Clara, 3b, Tan
selli, Oregon State, ss; Roundy,
USC, cf; Brunswick, Washing
ton State, of; McGuire, Wash
ington State, of; Cole, Stanford,
of; Zuber, USC, c; Carr, Wash
ington State, c; Dolquist, Wash
ington State, p, and Chez, Stan
ford, p.
Second team: Lamont, USC,
lb: Nelson, Oregon, 2b: Rommel,
USF, 3b: Melton, Stanford, ss;
Rose, College of Pacific, cf; Nal
ly, Santa Clara, of; Klein. Stan
ford, of: Lundberg. Washington,
c: Abbott, Fresno State, c: Toso,
Santa Clara, p., and White, Ore
gon state, p.
Stanford University, Palo Al
to, Cal., June 10 Joe Chez,
Stanford university's star sopho
more baseball hurlcr, has re
ceived an honor in addition to
his selection on the NCAA eighth
district all-star first team.
The former Medford, Or.e.,
high school athlete was chosen
by his Stanford teammates as
most valuable player of the team.
Chez was leading chucker for the
California Intercollegiate Base
ball association champions this
season.
California Crew
Downs Wisconsin
Madison, June 10 (U.R) A
powerful California crew, work
ing smoothly off a quartering
wind, beat off a last-minute Wis
consin rally to win by half a
boat length on choppy Lake Mo
nona today.
The Golden Bears, national in
tercollegiate champions, ran up
a quarter-length lead at the be
ginning of the 2,000-meter course
on a 34 beat. But the determined
Badgers upped their stroke to
36 and finally to 37 to gain a mid
point lead of half a length.
The pace was too tough for
Wisconsin, as the smooth-operating
California crew eased past,
first a quarter boat length, then
a half and then a full length
ahead until Wisconsin's final
sprint chopped it down to a third
of a length at the finish.
Sweet Home Quits
Oregon State League
Albany, Ore., June 10 (U.R)
The Oregon State baseball
league announced today that
Sweet Home has dropped out of
the loop because of illness
among team managers and oth
er officials.
Five teams remain in the
league, including Eugene, Cor
vallis, Silverton, Bend and Albany.
Salt Lake Boxer
To Met Dunlap
In San Francisco
San Francisco, June 10 (U.R)
Promoter William P. Kyne pre
sents another triple-header fight
card in the Civic auditorium on
Monday night featuring some of
the west's top - notch boxing
talent.
The headline card sends
Young Rex Layne, the Salt Lake
City whiz who lost the only fight
of his career here to Grant Whit
lock two months ago, against
hard-hitting Bob Dunlap of Ala
meda. This 10 -rounder could end
very fast because Dunlap is
rated one of the toughest punch
ers in the west and Layne isn't
far behind.
The secopd 10-round sends
Grant Butcher, former AAU
champ, against huge Andy Wal
ker. In the third main, Sal Perea
faces Baby Ike in a middle
weight match.
Texas, Arizona
All-Stars Picked
Dallas, Tex., June 10 (U.R)
Defending national N. C. A. A.
champion Texas and the Univer
sity of Arizona each placed
three men on the N.C.A.A. all
district 6 baseball team an
nounced today.
Texas, which won two of
three games against Arizona
this week for the district title,
placed pitcher Murray Wall,
second baseman Kal Segrist and
third baseman Ben Tompkins.
Arizona placed shortstop
Chet Vasey, outfielder Lloyd
Jenney and catcher Bob Mur
ray. The remainder of the all-star
nine:
Adrian Burk, Baylor, first
base; Gerald Jensen. Southern
Methodist, and Wally Moon.
Texas A & M. outfielders, and
Norris Graves, Texas Christian,
pitcher.
Stanford Crew To
Enter Ohio Regatta
Stanford, Cal., June 10 (U.R)
Stanford university's crew will
leave tonight via air for Mariet
ta, O., to compete in the na
tional intercollegiate regatta
next Saturday.
The "orphan" crew finally col
lected enough money to make
the trip after a month-long cam
paign. Stanford university does
not officially list rowing as a
college sport and therefore mem
bers of the crew had to do their
own financing.
More than S3, 500 was collect
ed to make the trip possible.
Montana Resigns
From Pacific
Coast Conference
Missouria, Mont., June 10
(U.R) Montana State university
announced today it would resign
from the Pacific Coast Athletic
conference tomorrow to loin the
Skyline Six conference.
The university said its appli
cation to enter the Skyline Six
was unanimously approved at
Salt Lake City today.
MSU President James A. Mc
Cain said he received word late
this afternoon from Commission
er E. L. (Dick) Romney of the
Mountain States conference that
Skyline Six officials had ap
proved Montana's application
and also that of the University
of New Mexico.
Dr. J. Earll Miller, MSU fac
ulty representative to the PCC,
will present Montana's official
letter of resignation to the PCC
conference which opens tomor
row in Victoria, B. C.
Whitman Football
Mentor Switched
Walla Walla, Wash., June 10
(U.R) Archie Kodros, head foot
ball coach at Whitman college,
has been named director of ath
letics at Whitman, it was an
nounced today.
Whitman President Chester C.
Maxey said Kodros would suc
ceed Prof. Leo Humphrey, act
ing director for the past year.
Kodros came to Whitman in
1948 as line coach under Dave
Strong. When Strong resigned
last summer, Kodros stepped up
to the head coaching spot.
Proximity Wins
Golden West Trot
Arcadia. Cal.. June 10 (U.R'
Proximity, the greatest trotting
mare of all times, scored a
smashing three-length victory to
day in the S50.000 Golden West
trot and set a new world's rec
ord for a mile and a quarter.
The brilliant, eight-year-old
mare had to overcome trouble in
the last half-mile when pocketed i
on the rail but still had enough
drive to circle the field of eight
and come on to win over Chris
Spencer, winner of last year's
Golden West trot.
Sunday, June 11, 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
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AMERICAN WINS BRITISH HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE Lee Savold
of Paterson, N. J embraces his manager. Bill Daly, after winning
the British version of the world's heavyweight championship by stop
ping British Bruce Woodcock in the fourth round of their scheduled
15-round bout In London.
Rogue Snowmen Plan
Final Get-Together
Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.
Rogue Snowmen, local skiers
organization, will hold its final
meeting of the season Wednes
day at 7:30 p.m. in room 45 of
the senior high school.
Plans will be discussed for a
summer ski and picnic in the
Crater lake area. Films of the
club ski area will be shown,
LACE PANTIES BANNED
Ottaw, Ont. June 10 (U.R)
Local tennis clubs placed a ban
today on Gussie Moran-styled
lace panties for female tennis
players.
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SIR BUTCH WINS
Albany, Cal., June 10 (U.R) '
Clifford Mooers' Sir Butch was i
handed the winner's purse in the ;
$20,000 added Golden Gate han-;
dicap at Golden Gate fields to-'
day after Yolo stable's Great :
Circle won by a nose only to be
disaualified for interference.
Word that Rogue River high
school may become a class A
school for athletics starting this
coming winter brings up the
question of just what kind of a
set-up there will be in schedul
ing games, particularly because
of the long distance and ex
penses involved.
It is well known that neither
the smaller A schools on this side
of the mountains nor Klamath
Falls on the east side are over
enthused about traveling back
and forth.
It isn't that the teams don't
want to play each other but
there is a big expense involved
plus time in traveling that with
both basketball and baseball is
hard to make up in drawing out
fans to see games and thus get
ting revenue.
With addition of the Chief
tains the local district would"
Include Medford. Ashland,
Klamath Falls, Eagle Poini,
Central Point, Grants Pass,
Cave Junction and Rogue
River.
Ashland will get an ambitious
and far-reaching summer rec
reation program for its youth
underway June 19.
It will include craft classes,
Yi!!Lj -m with the N EW
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The tractor you've been asking about is on
display. Come in and get acquainted with John
Deere's new tricycle-type Model "MT."
It's a good-looking tractor a tractor with
two-row capacity, small tractor economy. It
. offers you such modern features as dual Touch-o-matic
hydraulic control; Quik-Tatcb work
ing equipment; outstanding comfort for the
operator; ease of servicing; short-turn, re
sponsive steering; end ease of handling; four
forward speeds from the 1-34 M.P.H. "creep
er" gear to 11 M.P.H. transport speed; out.
standing adaptability to a wide variety of row
spacing; and many others.
They're all important reasons why you should
"get acquainted" with a truly modern tractor
... a tractor you'U be proud to own. See the
Model "MT" at our store now.
boxing for boys, tumbling, arch
ery, squaredancing, horseback
riding, volleyball, tennis, horse
shoe pitching, fly casting, swim
ming and possibly badminton,
just to name a few on the list.
That is quite a program for a
city the size of Ashland and it
is to the credit of the city also
that so many organizations such
as the Red Cross, Junior Cham
ber of Commerce, the school de
partment, public library, golf
course, Grange, American Legion
and other organizations are help
ing. We see by United Press dis
patches thai Medford's Roonie
Lee of local Dodgers pitching
fame has been beaten to the
big leagues by Vernon Law
who hurled for Santa Rosa in
1948. For a time we thought
the ex-Far West leaguer from
Medford would be first.
Law, a righthander, was with
New Orleans last year and this
season has been called up to the
Pittsburgh Pirates of the Na
tional league. Bob Chesnes was
sent back to New Orleans by the
Pirates to make room for Law.
Incidentally, Lee has been
listed by Branch Rickey of the
Dodgers' organization as good
trading material so you may not
see the former local boy playing
for the Brooklyn team but we'll
wager more than a little that he
will be in the "big time" before
many seasons.
Injury to Manager Tommy
Nelson's foot in last Thursday
night's game with Redding cer
tainly Just about breaks "the
camel's back" as far as the Med-
f o r d Rogues' immediate pros
pects are concerned, tven it the
local pilot gets back into the
lineup it probably will not be
soon.
The local manager was hurt
when a Redding player slid
ing lnio third base evidently
hi! him hard on the right foot.
Just another tough break for
the Rogues who certainly have
had their share of the same this
season.
We haven't been to motor
cycle field meet in some 20
years or since living around Port
try to climb a butte near the
land when the cyclists used to
city. If you have never seen
such an event, we suggest you
go to Wagner gap this afternoon
to see the cycles race.
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