SURROUNDED BY KANSAS PLATERS, McGllvray (15) St. John's,
cores during game at Seattle for NCAA .crown. Surrounding Mc
Gilvray are Jayhawkers Leinhard (11), Lovellette (18) and Bob
Kenney. Lovellette paced Kansas to 80-63 victory. (International)
Tornado Baseballers
Win Over Cavemen 9-1
Medford high school's base
ball team Friday chalked up
victory in its first interscholastic
tussle of the season and turned
Its attention to a practice fray,
with Southern Oregon college
scheduled Monday at Ashland.
The Black Tornado diamond
contingent lashed Grants Pass 9
to 1 here Friday in a practice
game featured by a four-run
homer by Terry Maddox.
Medford took command its
first turn at bat. Dennis Conner
got the Medford three-run first
inning surge underway with a
single. He stole second and went
to third on an error. Ned Land
ers singled Conner home and
got to third on Maddox safety.
Landers scored after Derald
Wooton flied out. Then Terry
Sherwood singled, permitting
Maddox to tally.
Homtr Slag Set
Tornado batters went down in
order in the second stanza. In the
third Dick Atterbury led off
with a single and Conner walked.
Ned Landers moved the base
runners ahead with a sacrifice
bunt and was safe on an error at
first base on the play. That set
the stage for Maddox who
whammed the ball through cen
terfield for the roundtripper.
Another Medford run crossed
in the third. Sherwood got to
first base when Norm Hedge
peth. Grants Pass catcher, muf
fed a third strike pitch. He got
to second on another error and
gained third base when Max
Lindley's rap was bungled. Sher
wood scored as Ted Landers
grounded out.
The final Medford marker was
tallied in the fourth frame. Con
ner got on the base paths on an
error, stole second and went to
third base on a passed ball. Ned
Landers sacrificed to score Con
ner. Grants Pass managed its lone
run in the fifth. Dick Pepper led
off with a single. He was forced
at second and Bradley Lucas
was safe at first base on the
force play. Dick Wooton, Med
ford catcher, overthrew second,
permitting Lucas to go to third.
Keith Barker went in to run
for Lucas. Cliff Driskell walked
and Williams struck out. Hedge
peth drove Barker across the
plate with a single.
Derald Wooton hurled three
innings for Medford, holding
Grants Pass hitless, fanning six
batters and walking two men.
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Lloyd Hart went the other four
stanzas, allowing three hits,
striking out three Cavemen and
walking one.
Maddox was the heavy slug
ger with two singles and the
homer in three batting turns.
Three or four Grants Pass
regulars, reportedly, were ab
sent from the baseball line-up
Friday because of track meet
participation.
The Tornado plays the Ash
land collegians at 3:30 p.m.
Monday. A fracas with Yreka,
Calif., previously set for the
following day has been resched
uled for 2:45 p.m. here on
Wednesday.
BOX:
Grants Pas AB R H PO A E
Williams. 2b ... 3 0 0 0 1 1
Hedgepeth. e 3 0 1 8 1 1
.lamps u 3 0 0 2 1 1
Harbour, rf .3 0 1 0 0 0
Swisher, cf 2 0 0 2 0 0
Krumholtx, If .3 0 0 2 0 0
PeDoer. lb 3 0 1 0 3
Lucas. 3b 3 0 0 0 2 0
Barker 0 1 0 0 0 0
Driskell 1 0 0 0 2 0
24 1 3 IS
Scored for Lucas in fifth.
Medford
AB R H PO A C
Attrhurv.
2b. Cf 4
Conner, ss 3
N. Landers, lb ..2
Maddox. rf 3
Cook, rf 0
D. Wooton,
p. 3b 3
Sherwood, If 3
R. Wooton. e 1
Lindley. 3b 1
Rodgers 1
Hart, p 1
T. Landers.
c. If S
Niles. cf 3
Holzgang. 2b -..1
1
1
1
3
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
27 S 8 21
Batted for Lindley in third.
Runs batted in N. Landers 3. Mad
dox 4. D. Wooton. Sherwood. T. Lan
ders. Hedgepeth. Home runs Maddox.
Stolen bases Conner 2, Maddox.
Rodgers. Sacrafices N. Landers 2.
Double play Holzgang to N. Landers.
Left on base Grants Pass S. Medford
3. Bases on balls Off D. Wooton 2.
off Hart 1, off Driskell 1. Strikeouts
Bv D. Wooton 8. by Hart 3. by Dris
kell 7. Hits 3 off Hart in 4 innings.
Runs 1 off Hart. Passed balls T.
Landers. Hedgpeth. Earned runs -Medford
8. Umpires Martindale and
Denman.
OSC GETS VLASTELICA
Aberdeen (U.R) Tony Vlas
telica, Aberdeen's six-foot, five
inch basketball star, left Satur
day for Corvallis, Ore., to en
roll at Oregon State college and
play for "one of the greatest
coaches in the nation." The
much-sought-after center also
said he wants to play for Amory
T. Slats Gill because he likes
the Beaver coach's style of bas
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Fort Collings, Colo. U.R)
Oregon State college qualified
two men Saturday for the semi
finals of the NCAA wrestling
championships.
Heavyweight John Witte of
OSC won a 6-2 decision from
Dick Torio, Toledo university,
and Bill Mosby pinned Jay
Hefen of Brigham Young, Utah,
in 4:52 in the 167-pound class.
Rod ZielinskI of Oregon State
was eliminated when he was
pinned in 4:03 by Bradley Glass,
Princeton.
ROSTER PARED
Miami, Fla. (U.R) The Brook
lyn Dodger roster was pared to
33 men Saturday with the farm
ing out of Pitcher Jack Banta,
Outfielder Jim Russell and eight
other players. Banta was sold to
Montreal and Russell to Port
land of the Pacific Coast League.
Bowling
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
W.
, 27
. 21
20-30 Club
American Legion
Barnes Chevrolet
21
21
20
17
17
16
Home Appliance .
Brown's Insurance
First National Bank
Edgerton Motors
Henry's Dris-e-in
CITY LEAGUE RESULTS
20-3S Club 1 . Brown's Ins. 1
Curl 443 Boone 439
Allen
Bevan
Allen
Paschke
Handicap
433 Guldan
404 Knapp
503 Florey
467 Jones
162
2414
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416
492
416
2299
1st Natl Bank 3 Amer. Lesion 1
Shaw
380 Laden
432
574
365
448
390
Hayslip
Dimick
Lane
Ay res
Handicap
401 Goode
488 Harmon -
460 Farrar
397 Slead
159
2285
2209
Henry' Drv.-ln 2 Edgerton Mtrs. 2
Knapp
495 Calhoun
436
387
440
484
Bollinger
Morehouse
Menger
Hampson
421 " Henson
518 Keener
418 Ament
472 Webster
Handicap
2324
526
39
3312
Barnes Chev. 2
Horn AppU. 2
Wilson
Shama
Maggenti
Baker
Wilson
521 Straus
491
454
415
432
544
385 Knox
483 Balding
458 Absentee
539 Anderson
Handicap
30
2386
2366
COMMERCIAL LOOP STANDINGS
W.
Eagles
Morning Fresh
Darling Real Estate
27
24
23
28
22
22
20
IS
uuaiity MarKet
Domestic Laundry '
Mack's Drugs
Sam's Sporting Goods
Table Rock Lumber
COMMERCIAL LOOP RESULTS
Table Rock Lbr. 3 Sam's Sp. Goods 1
Neece
523 Boone
413
Absentee
Genaw
Cannon
Freeman
Handicap
381 Clement
405 Florey
421 Carrighan
446 Good
225
2401
428
461
471
523
2296
Essies 4 Morning Fresh 6
Weber 572 Sacchi 510
Baker
471 Spain 473
439 Beck 360
804 Hawley 535
491 Doty 465
105
Tripp
Beach
Hagen
Handicap
3602
2343
Quality Mkt 3 Mack's Drag 1
Kyker
415
402
Wilson
482
Lubbers
Lubbers
Huston
Henderson
Willson
Piercey
Smith
Tennant
Handicap
435
381
385
434
69
474
407
SIS
3214
3206
Darling Rl. Est. 2
Domestic Ldry. 2
Rose borough 353
Monroe 437
Dumas 362
Schroeder 414
Wilson 458
Handicap 33
3037
utsen
Callaghan
Absentee
Jones
Absentee
472
366
420
467
403
3130
THURSDAY TRIPLES STANDINGS
L.
Rogue Equipment
Moose Lodge
Sugar Pines
Oil City
Snider's Dairy
. 33
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33
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, 14
11
8
17
18
20
21
21
26
29
cnaoot splits
Trail Creek Lumber .
Rogue Service
THURSDAY TRIPLES RESULTS
Moose Lodge 4 Snider'a Dairy
Keener 468 Knapp 387
Calhoun 449 Loucka 411
Webster 537 Laden 479
Handicap 6
1454
1383
Rogn 8r. Sop. 4
MrElhoe 363
Thompson 390
Tripp 427
1080
Trail cr. Lbr.
(Forfeit)
Chalet SpUta 4
Martin 420
Bollinger 493
Chabot 483
Soger Plate .
Allen 391
Allen 483
Absentee 378
Handicap 37
1309
1400
OU City 3
Lane 477
VsnSiekle 463
Deivert 462
Handicap 15
1417
Rogue Equip. 1
Straus 499
Bevan 456
Goode 456
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American Legion
Rifle Club Being
Organized Here
A final organizational meeting
for the Medford American Le
gion Rifle and Pistol club will
be held on the night of April 8
at the American Legion hall.
Officers will be elected on that
date. Application for charter
will be sent to the National Rifle
association following the meet
ing. All members joining before
April 8 will be, charter members.
Their names will be on the docu
ment.' Rifles for the club will be
loaned by the Army and charter
members will draw an issue of
120 rounds of ammunition.
Membership Open
Membership in the club is
open to any citizen of the area
18 years of age or over. Charter
members to date are Post Com
mander Hugh Williams, Mary R.
Wilson, Vic David, Ray C. Mor
ris, E. H. Capp, Ronald M.
Franklin, Betty M. Franklin,
Harold H. Franklin, Don M.
Wilson, Don E. Wilson, A. Eu-
INSTRUCTOR Leonard I.
Lindas, district attorney of
Clackamas county, above, will
be in Medford Monday as the
final instructor in this year's
series of advanced police train
ing classes. Lindas will discuss
the role of the police in assisting
the district attorney in the prep
aration of a case for triaL
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Grants Pass
Meet Victor
Grants Pass Grants Pass
high scored 123 points Friday
for an overwhelming victory in
a four-school track meet here.
Crater high scored 38Vi, Ash
land 31 and Illinois Valley 16.
Grants Pass grabbed first
places in 10 events and tied for
first in two others.
Bill Hollingsworth, Ashland,
and Bob Taylor, Grants Pass,
knotted for top honors in the
high jump. There was a f ive-way
deadlock for first in the pole
vault. Tied were Gary McFar
land, Bruce Robertson and Rex
DeFur, Grants Pass; Bob King,
Crater, and Haynie, Ashland.
John Clayton, Illinois Valley,
won the 1320-yard run and
Roger von der Hellen, Crater,
nabbed the discus.
Spartans Even
Webfoot Series
San Jose, Calif. U.R) Two
steals to home plate were fea
tures of a big four-run third in
ning Friday for San Jose State
college as the Spartans defeated
the University of Oregon 6-3 to
even a two-game baseball series.
Catcher Xavier Delbuono and
centerfielder Joe Bonfiglio both
stole home on the tag ends of
double steals.
Freshman George Shaw, who
starred in Oregon's 14-inning vic
tory Thursday, was forced to
leave the game when he hurt
his knee sliding into second base.
In two times at bat he got a
single and a double.
REGULATION CORRECTED
The game commision re
ports that the Applegate river
and its tributaries are open to
fishing for trout not less than
six inches from May 3 to Octo
ber 12 and is not an exception
as erroneously reported on
page 24 of the Oregon angling
regulations.
gene Orr, Dolph Guyer and
Hugh Mitchell.
First organizational meeting
was held last week with Capp as
temporary chairman and David
as acting secretary.
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Walcotr, Charles
To Sign Monday
Philadelphia (U.R) Heavy
weight Champion Jersey Joe
Walcott after unsuccessful nego
tiations for a bout with Harry
(Kid) Matthews or Rocky Marci
aoo, was ready Saturday to give
Ezzard Charles his long-delayed
return shot at the title.
Promoter Herman Taylor an
nounced that the 38-year-old
Walcott and the 30-yearold
Charles will sign next Monday
for a June title fight at Philadel
phia's Municipal stadium.
Taylor withheld the actual
date of the bout until the formal
sighing at City Hall headquar
ters of the Police Athletic
league, which will benefit from
the gate receipts. But in New
York, Charles' manager, Jake
Mintz, indicated it would be on
June 9.
Two Swimmers
Dominate Meet
Princeton, N. J. (U.R) Amer
ica's leading collegiate swim
mers continued their assault on
the record book and the defend
ing champions in Saturday's fin
al seven events at the annual
NCAA championships.
Of the seven events held so
far, only diving star David
(Skip) Browning of Texas has
been able to retain his crown as
John Da vies of Michigan and
Ohio State's Ford Konno domi
nated the first two' days of the
meet with record performances.
Davies has been the top in
dividual performer so far. The
21 -year -old Michigan senior
from Sydney, Australia, bettered
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Rocky Castellani may go to Lon
don soon to see if ex-middleweight
champion Randy Turpin
can "hold that tiger," a feat
which ex-welterweight cham
pion Johnny Bratton failed to
accomplish Friday night.
Under a new manager and
trainer, middleweight Castellani
of Luzerne, Pa., turned tiger Fri
day night before 9,916 in Mad
ison Square Garden and Impres
sively won an upset unanimous
10-round decision over Dusky
Bratton of Chicago.
Castellani, previously a back
pedalling counter-puncher, was
so aggressive and so unexpected
ly explosive during the excel
lent bout that matchmaker Al
Weill Saturday offered him a
return bout with middleweight
Ernie Durando at the Garden.
May 23.
the world record for the 200
yard breaststroke Friday night
as he won that event in 2:12.9.
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Portland Beavers held their next
to last workout Saturday prior
to departing for San Francisco
and their Pacific Coast League
opener with the San Francisco
Seals Tuesday.
A final dress rehearsal will
be held this morning at Rubt
doux park here.
Canada recently shipped $10,
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