TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thunday, Mar 15. 1952
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Tornado Cindermen
Head for Corvallis;
Dash Result Disputed
Thnri was a Question todav
as to whether the Medford high
track and field crew that qual
ified for the state meet at Cor
vallis this week-end would have
10 or 11 berths in the Oregon
titular event.
The question arose from a
"rhubarb" over the results of
the 100-yard dash in the district
meet last Saturday at Klamath
Falls. There was ft dispute in
that meet over whether Bill
Redden of Medford or Baker of
Ashland placed second and
thereby qualified for the state
rivalry in the race. Baker
was finally given the place.
Photo Evidence
However, on Wednesday Med
ford coaches got hold of a photo
graph that indicated conclusive
ly to them that Redden crossed
the finish line ahead of Baker.
They submitted their evidence
to the district committee for a
ruling today. On the committee
are Frank Thomas, Grants Pass;
Warren Center, Rogue River,
and Lester Harris, Medford,
principals of the respective
schools.
The Tornado track squad of
10 men, Head Coach Bob New
land and Coaches Fred Spiegel
berg and Lee Ragsdale headed
for Corvallis at noon today. Pre
liminaries in Class A rivalry
are set for Friday with finals
cn Saturday. Medford Is defend-
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Team Listed
Redden qualified In the 220
yard run for Medford, Jack
Moad In the shot put, Don Jac
obs In the discus, Dave New
land in the pole vault, Don Spin
as in the hurdles and javelin,
Ed Bingham in the javelin and
high Jump, and Duane Goodman,
Dennis Kittle, Frank Baize and
Spinas in the relay. Dennis Da
vis is relay alternate.
From this area Grants Pass
Will have 11 berths and Ash
land three or four in the state
A action.
In the B finale Rogue River,
paced by Jim Boulter, will have
nine spots, Jacksonville four and
Phoenix two.
Paul Evensen
Line Mentor
Of Tornado
Paul Evensen, a San Francis
can who won all-coast and all
American honors as a guard at
Oregon State college, has been
named line coach of the Medford
high school football team.
Announcement of the appoint
ment of Evensen was made by
Fred Spiegelberg, who recently
was moved up from the line tu
toring duties to the head coach
ing position.
Evensen was head coach at
Springfield last full and for the
two seasons before that was line
coach of the Millers. He served
also as wrestling mentor at the
school.
Captained West
The new tutor, who stands six
feet four inches and weighs
about 240 pounds, won all-coast
honors in 1046 and 1947. He was
named to the Look and Sun ail
American second teams in 1947
and made several all-Amcrican
honorable mentions. Evensen
enptained the West team In the
Shrine game on Jan. 1, 1948, at
San Francisco.
He was graduated from Ore
gon State In 1048 and played one
season with the San Francisco
49ers pro team.
TIE ASSURED
McMinnville, Ore. (U.R Lin
field college had at least a tie
for second place in the North
west conference baseball chase
Thursday after closing the cam
paign with a 13-2 win over Pa
cific here Wednesday. Coach Roy
Helser's Llnficld crew finished
with a record of six wins and
four defeats in loop play.
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Los Angeles (UP.) Soft-spoken
Jimmy Carter vowed Thurs
day "it will be a different story"
when he meets rough-house little
Lauro Salas, who dethroned the
lightweight champion in a 15
round title bout, in a rematch
"within 90 days."
"I got tired," the mild man
nered dark-skinned New York
fighter said in the dressing
room following Wednesday
night's rousing bout, whleh had
an estimated crowd of 7,700
screaming its lungs out for the
last five rounds.
But the new titlist from Mon
terey, Mex., said it won't be so.
"I'll wheep heem again and even
more so," said the strutting pint
sized ring matador.
Judges Agree
Two judges, Mushy Callahan
and Joe Stone gave the decision
to Salas, Callahan scoring 84 to
81 and stone 83V4 to 8114. Ref
eree Frankie Van gave the bout
to the former champ by a slim
point 83 to 82.
The Mexican brawler admit
ted "I theenk I was behind go
ing Into the 10th round."
The United Press card had
him six points back at that
point.
But Salas famed for an unpre
dictable temper which has pro
pelled him into two cafe brawls,
caught fire in the 11th as he
came charging like a wild bull
and flailed away for the last five
rounds with rights and lefts to
keep the fallen king off balance.
Auto Races
Slated for
Grants Pass
Big car auto races will be held
on Memorial day at the Jose
phine county fairgrounds at
Grants Pass.
There will be four heat races
of five laps each, a B main of
20 laps (10 miles) and a main
event uf 35 events. Time trials
are set for 1 p.m. and a trophy
dash will be held at 2:30 p.m.
The races are on annual event
on the coast, under sanction of
the Western Racing association
They are generally held in South
ern California and it is consid
ered a "sporting plum" for
Grants Pass to get the races this
year. Grunts Pass is a midway
point for participants on the
coast.
Large Field
A field of 22 to' 23 cars is an
ticipatrd, including four of the
fastest in Oregon.
Arrangements have been made
to seat about 3,000 people.
The vehicles will be the regu
lar Indianapolis type cars with
whcelbases cut down and special
rear ends installed for half-mile
track racing.
FISHING CLOSED
An emergency fishing closure
on a mile section of the North
Santiam river to protect spring
Chinook salmon and steelhead
held for spawning below the fish
commission rack near Gates has
been Invoked by the game com
mission. Salmon and steelhead
are to be seined from pools be
low the rack and spawned for
the Marion Forks salmon haten
ery. The fish rack is located up
stream from Gates and the clo
sure area has been marked with
posters.
BASEBALL
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Oakland 8 Sacramento 4
Lot AngelM 5. San Diego 1
San Francisco 5. Seattle 0
Portland 7. Hollywood
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New York B. Cincinnati 3
St. Loulu fl, Brooklyn
FhUndclphia 0. Chlrnffo 3
Boston 4, PitUburdh 3 U0 inning
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Chlcnfco 6. Boston S
Detroit 3, Washington i
New York 5. Cleveland 3 (nighO
St. Louit 12. Philadelphia 7 (night)
Western International
Wenatehee 3. Spokane 1
Yakima 3-7, Lewlston 34
Salem S, Vancouver 4
Victoria 13. Tri-Clty 4
Standings
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TRIBUNE TRAPSHOOT
AT GUN CLUB SUNDAY
Medford Gun club will hold its
last scheduled "big tourney" of
the spring and summer season
this week-end.
The occasion will be the 19th
annual Medford Mail Tribune
trapshoot. It is scheduled for
Saturday and Sunday with three
events each day.
The opening event Saturday at
10 a.m. will be the Rogue Valley
Hundred. Defenders are Orley
Milligan, Coos Bay, in Class A;
E. E. Driscoll, Klamath Falls, in
Class B; L. A. Shepherd, Ophir,
in Class C; and Al Fleishman,
Grants Pass, in Class D.
Peters Defends
Second match will be the 50
target Chester Wood handicap,
won by Don Peters, Sublimity,
last year. Saturdays concluding
shoot will be 25-pair doubles in
which Dick Skeeters, Medford,
was 1951 winner.
Shooting on Sunday will com
mence at 8:30 a.m. with the Mail
Tribune trophy event first on
the list. There will be 100 tar
gets at 16 yards. George Bronson.
Grants Pass, won the contest
last year. The Mendenhall tro
phy goes to the best score for
Class B and lower in this match.
Driscoll nabbed it last year.
The main Sunday afternoon
event will be the $500 Medford
handicap in which Peters is de
fender. Twenty-five pair doubles
will conclude the day. Dick
Skeeters won the Sunday dou
bles, also, last year.
450 Targets
There will be 450 targeU pos
sible for each shooter. Twenty
five trophies are being offered,
in all.
In the $500 Medford handicap
the cash purse will be divided
among the 15 high guns with the
winner to get $200 and runner
up $100. The Chester Wood han
dicap will pay $100 to a repeat
winner this year.
April Said Warmer, Drier Than Usual
The month of April averaged
slightly above normal in tem
perature, and below normal in
rainfall, the monthly weather
bureau report, issued today, re
vealed. Cold nights caused orchard
heating seven times during the
month, and some freeze damage
to fruit was sustained, accord
ing to the report, although the
extent of damage had not been
ascertained by the end of the
month. Sub-normal rainfall.
totaling .25 of an Inch, was detri
mental to pastures and low
ranges. . .
The warmest temperature dur
ing the month was recorded on
the 17th, 84 degrees, and the
coldest, 26 degrees, was on the
20th.
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