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Newspaper Page TextROGUE RIVER 2nd IN RELAYS; EAGLES GET Eugene U.R) Central high of Monmouth was victor m the Class B contention of the an nual Hayward relays here Fri day while Mt. Shasta of north em California grabbed top hon ors in the Class C struggle. Central piled up 36 points, 10 ahead of Oakridee's second place total of 26. Mt. Shasta accumulated 43 counters in C rivalry to beat out strong Rogue River of Jackson county which had 37 Vz. Other B scores were Elmira 23, Myrtle Point 22, Bandon 19, ScaoDOOse 18. Newport 16, atay ton 15Vfe. Pleasant Hill 14, Eagle Point 10, Willamette 9Vfe, Sea side 8, Junction City and Clats- kanie 7, Estacada 6, Sutneriin a, Rainier 4. In the C division Waldport with 29 followed Rogue River Scores included Yoncoija 19, Gervais I6V2, Mapleton 14l, Jefferson 14, Chemawa and Gates each 10, Lowell 8V2, Mon ro 714. and defending cham- .pion Henley 6, Scio 5V, Drain 5- ("Vilton 2. Mohawk 1, St. Paul Vi. No records fell in the two divisions. Rogue River high, small school track power of Jackson county won two first places, tied for two seconds and nabbed four thirds Friday to gain its 3 7 12 points and second high total in the Class C Hayward relays at Eugene. Eagle Point took fifth in the 440-yard relay, tied for first in the high jump and gained sixth In the distance medley to gain its 10 group points. Jack Herburger won the dis cus and was third in the shot put for Rogue River. Ted Stan field copped the broad jump. Ties were by Harold Moore in the oole vault and by the hieh iump team. Bill Headrick was third in the javelin and the shuttle hurdles and 440-yard relav crews were third. Frank Reich. Jack Greb and Gale Friend were on the Eagle Point high jump gang. Pointers Make It Five Straight Central Point Central Point grade school won its fifth con secutive baseball victory Friday by bouncing Eagle Point 19 to 2 at Eagle Point. The Central Pointers slammed out 15 hits while EP was being held to one. Jerome McQuade was starting pitcher for the victors. He need ed relief on the mound but he was terrific at bat with a home run and three singles in four tatting trips. Wayne Allen, who finished out the pitching for CP, and Paul Beach both hit three for four. Allen got a triple and Beach a double. The Pointers play at Talent on Monday. SHORT SCOREt Central Point 19 15 1 Eagle Point 2 13 McQuade, Allen (2) and Pf aff , McQuade (2); Huffman, Charters (3) and McLain. NET MATCH POSTPONED A tennis match between Medford and Klamath Falls High schools was postponed yesterday and will be played at Medford at a later date. No date has bean set for the match. "Health services say 500,000, ()00 common colds will afflict Americans during 1955. Large Number of Tickets Still Available for Lions Dinner for .Tornado Hoop Club; Gill Speaker A good number of ticketsare still available to the public. That was the report yesterday concerning the Medford Lions club dinner for the Medford high basketball team and Coaches Frank Roelandt and Bob New land. The dinner is" set for 6:15 p.m. "Wednesday, April 20, in the Pio neer room of the Jackson hotel. Amory T. (Slats) Gill, head hoop mentor at Oregon State college will be the principal speaker. Tickets may be purchased at Barker's Men's store, Main st. and Central ave. While tickets avail able to the public are limited, there is a good number still to be sold at the store. The hotel must have a commitment by this Monday evening on how many persons will attend the dinner. Runner-Up Team Medford's Black Tornado will be honored for its most success ful basketball season in 10 years. The Tornado was runner-up to RACING CANCELLED! AT ASHLAND SPEEDWAY ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER CLASS B RESULTS: Javelin Bob Lane. Oakridee 159-9-'.i: Lemast. Newport, Molde. Willa mette: Roy. Stayton. and Hilliker. Clatskanie. Shot Put Relay Oakridee (Bob Whitecliff. Bob Lane. John Shearer) 131-9; Stayton. Clatskanie. Willamette, Pleasant Hill, Junction City. Discus Wavne Peterson. Junction City, 131: McKinney, Elmira: Rov. Stayton. Sprague. Pleasant Hill; Molde, Willamette. Broad Jump Jerry Christian. El mira. 19-6; Sarver. Estacada: Russell. Oakridge; Brents, Central High; Aus tin, Sutneriin. Distance Medlev E 1 m i r a (Dick Buehler, Jim Lustip. Jerry Christian, Gordon White); Myrtle Point. Cen tral High. Rainier. Bandon. Eagle Point. Time 11:46.4. 440 Yard Relay Scapooose (Gor don Kling. Phil Lydie. Less Merrow. Jim Nutter); Bandon and Central tied. Newport. Eagle Point. Seaside. Time :47.6. Pole Vault Bob Richmond. Mvrtle Point. 11-6; Lovelace, Central High; Wheler. Pleasant Hill; Johnson. Stay ton: Small, Junction City. High Jump Tie between Pleasant Hill (Spring, Jones. Wheeler), Sea side (Maki. Bleisit. Kerwin). Central (Fratzke. Ulsip, Peterson), and Eagle Point (Reich. Greb. Friend). 15-9; Myrtle Point; Willamette and Stay ton tied. Sprint Medley -Bandon (Terry Van Leuven, Larry Wold, Stan Sharp, Frank Moore): Scappoose. Oakridge: Elmira, Estacada: Newport. Time 1:43.0. Shuttle Hurdles Central High (Phil Lovelace. Jim Travis. Ralph Reyn olds): Myrtle Point and Newport tied; Sutherlin; Oakridge; Willamette. Time 37.5. Red Adams ry for San Francisco (U.R) Vet eran Red Adams, supported by a 16-hit batting attack, pitched Portland to a 7-3 victory over the San Francisco Seals before 1,697 Saturday as the Beavers snapped a three game losing streak. The 34-year-old righthander gave up nine hits in recording his first win against no losses while his mates blasted Don Fracchia (2-1), Bill Bradford and Adrian Zabala to drop the Seals into fourth place in the Pacific Coast league. The Beavers were nursing a 4-3 lead going into the top of the ninth when they banged over three runs t- cement the issue. Frankie Austin lashed a bases loaded single off Zabala to tally two and Sam Calderone followed with another single to bring in the third. Russ Sullivan hit a 410-foot homerun with nobody on base in the second as Portland tied the score at 1-1. The Seals, holding a 3-2 series lead, will send Tony Ponce (1-1) and Bill Evans (1-0) to the mound this afternoon against Portland's Bob Hall (2-1) and Bill Werle (1-0). San Diego (U.P.) . San Diego clouted five home runs and col lected 20 hits off six Los An geles hurlers today in whipping the Angels 14-12 in a two-hour and 53-minute game. Earl Rapp, Julio Becquer, Al Zarilla, Al Lyons and Dick Faber clouted homers for the Padres. Tommy Brown and Ed Wincen iak knocked round-trippers for the losers. Padre batters blasted Angel Pitchers Joe Stanka, Bill TremeL Turk Lown, Cal McLish, Paul Hoffmeister and Paul Menking for 20 hits. Los Angeles got 12 hits off Lloyd Dickey, Tommy Herrera and Al Lyons. Hollywood (U.R) Moe Svr ansky went six innings today, giving up six hits and two runs, as Seattle scored a 6-3 win over the Hollywood Stars before 3,702 fans. Rocky Krsnich led the Seattle Eugene for the Oregon Class A state championship.- Record for the season was 26 victories and only two defeats. Both losses were to v the ; state champs, one in the early season and one in the state tourney finals. Medford beat Eugene once. The speaker, Gill, is one of the best known college coaches in the United States and one of the most liked. His Beavers won the Pacific Coast Conference cham pionship this year and were quar ter - finalists in the quest for the National Collegiate Athletic as sociation title. University of San Francisco, which gained the NCAA toga, won over OSC by a single point in the quarter-finale. Among the cagers over the years who have played for Gill is Medford's Coach Roelandt. There is some possibility that Swede Halbrook, 7-foot 3-inch star and all-coast selection this year for the OSC Beavers, may come with Gill to Medford. CLASS C 10 IN B CLASS C RESULTS: Shot put Howard Henderson. Wald port, 44-11; Wail. Monroe. Herburger. Rogue River; Novik, Scio: Hawkins, Jefferson City. Discus Jack Herburger. Rogue River. 128-0; Henderson. Waldport; O'Reilly. Scio; Farrell, Mapleton; Cur tic. Mohawk. Javelin Bill Henderson. Drain 160 6: William. Gervais; Headrick. Rogue River; Likens, Monroe; Searcy, Hen ley. Distance Medley Chemawa (James Osborne, Jay Harwood, Douglas Charles, Eldon Cress); Gervais. Wald port, Lowell. Colton, Jefferson City, 58.3. Time 12:06.0. Broad Jump Ted Stanfield. Rogue River 19-0; Vail, Gates: Ball. Mt. Shaster; Robbins, Jefferson: Kincaid, Monroe. 440 Yard relay Mt. Shasta (John Hall. Robert Eichorn. Larry Stilley, Frank Ball); Mapleton. Rogue River, Waldport, Jefferson City. Gervais. Time :46.8. Sprint Medley Mt. Shasta (Bill Hunting. Jim Montgomery. Bob Eic horn, John Hall): Waldport. Gates, Henley, Jefferson City, Gervais. Time 1:45.0. Pole vault Phil Blomauist, Yon calla 10-6: tie between Matheny, Low ell; Moore. Rogue River; tie between Buhorst, St. Paul; Thombs Scio: Til lery, Monroe: Climer. Gervais. Moyer, Mapleton, and Davidson. Mt. Shasta. High jump Mt. Shasta (Larry Stil ley, John Hall. Bob Calkins) 15-9; tie between Rogue River, Jefferson City and Yoncalla, tie between Henley, Lowell and Waldport. Shuttle hurdles Mt. Shasta (Bob Calkins, Larry Stilley. Frank Day); Yoncalla, Rogue River. Mapleton, Gervais, Waldport. Time :37.1. Hurls 7-3 Beavers batting attack, blasting a third inning homer that bounced off the leftfield lightpole and drove in one man aboard. Hollywood sent in six pitchers in a futile attempt to halt the Sud's hitting barrage. Both teams used a total of 33 players, in cluding nine pitchers. Savran- sky (1-1), who won fromolly- wooa starter Lloyd Carden (0-1), was lifted after six frames to pinch hit. Sacramento, Calif. (U.R) The Oakland Oaks hammered Sacramento pitching for nine hits Saturday night, including Joe Brovia's 46-foot triple, to score a 7-1 victory over the Solons in a Pacific Coast league game called after six innings because of rain. George Bamber ger held the Sacs to four hits in winning his third straight. Oakland Flashes Slugging Power Against Solons By PETER HAYES United Press Sports Writer Oakland's "murderers row" of George Metkovich, Jim Marshall and Joe Brovia put the Sacra mento Solons on notice that they had better enjoy their perch atop the Pacific Coast League while they can. These three sluggers badly mauled Seattle pitchers last week to justify manager Lefty O'Doul's contention that he had nothing to worry about in the hitting de partment. But until Friday night the trio had been tamed to near submission as the Oaks dropped three straight to Sacramento. Brovia Homers Then came Friday night's game. Led by Brovia who homered twice and drove in six runs, Met kovich and Marshall were joined by Bob Swift in a 12-hit attack that demolished the Sacs, 10-2. While righthander Dick Strahs was holding the Solons to six his, Metkovich collected four hits, Marshall three and Swift three, including a homer, to hand Sacramento its worst licking of the new season. Marino Pieretti, Ed Cereghino and Emil Patrick were the victims before the Sac ramento crowd of 3,948. In other PCL games, Holly wood downed Seattle, 7-2, be hind the six hit pitching of young Cholly Naranjo; San Diego scored three times in the eighth to beat Los Angeles, 4-2, and veteran lefty Gene Bearden hurled San Francisco to a 6-1 win over Portland. , Stanford, Calif. (U.R) Oc cidental's powerful track team squeezed out a 66-65 victory over Stanford today by captur ing the mile relay, the last ev ent of the day. DED Mn OHO EAI BOLENS M-E We Give S&H Cascade Lawn & 1228 N. RIVERSIDE ' ff-r-r- PULLING HIS PUNCH What started out as a right to the nose ends up as friendly tweak as 2V2-year-old Alan Pelle grini greets British Heavyweight Champ Don Cockell (right). Cockell is in San Francisco to complete his training for title bout May 16 with Rocky Marciano, world's heavy weight champ. MEDFORDvrTRIBUNS SLPaDLMTS Steve Crippen To Be Featured On College Card Ashland Ten bouts have been lined up for the annual 'Lettermen's club spring smoker April 28 at Southern Oregon col lege. Main event will feature Steve Crippen, amateur boxer from Medford, who has lost only three times in 30 fights, and Merle Deets, a veteran who entered SOC at the beginning of the spring term. Deets is also re ported to have a good fight rec ord while in the service. Also on the card will be a heavyweight battle between Morris Jimenez, Klamath Falls, and Ed Tenney, Ashland, and two battle-royal wrestling match es. Of the battle-royals, one will feature a six man tag team match of Walt Hurst, Bob Ang lim, Wally Palmerlee, Gene Les ter, Pat Niles and Joe Loeffler. The other will be made up from the "Basement Bums." The other boxing matches in clude Dan Dollarhide, Ashland, vs. Jim McDaniels, Ashland; Fritz Anderson, Coos Bay, vs. Ken Wicks, Grants Pass; Ron Owings, Klamath Falls, vs. Jim McKinney, Roseburg; Fred Lu per, Portland vs. Chuck Plum mer, Roseburg; Bill Jensen, Ar lington vs. Dave Geddes, Rose burg; Herbie Yamanaka, Hawaii, vs. Bert Ylvisaker, Roseburg; and Dave Jackson, Roseburg, vs. Bud Backen, Roseburg. Rip Engle Named To Shrine Staff San Francisco (U.R) Charles (Rip) Engle of Penn State has been named to fill the last open coaching position for the Shrine East-West game here on New Year's day. Engle will assist Woody Hayes of Ohio State, head coach of the eastern team. The other assistant is Stu Holcomb of Purdue. All three are exponents of the split-T formation. The West staff is headed by Jass Hill of Southern California, assisted by Dow Ward of , Colo rado and Len Casanova of Ore gon,, p.11 single wing coaches. Salem (U.R) Portland Uni versity's golf team drubbed Wil lamette University 13V to 4x on the Salem golf course Friday afternoon. Medalist honors were shared by Roger Sielecky of Portland and Jim Gilliland of Willamette. Both carded 71s, one under par. PREPARATION EASY OPERATION Rotary Tiller TH1 your ted, weed, cultivate mulch and do maintenance jobs lh eaty quick way. Exdu-i lively designed, univerwl, non-1 winding tines guaranteed against breakage. Attachments for seed ing, hauling, tawing, lawn-care, spraying and snow-plowing. Models from 2 to 6 Kp. . . . most economical outdoor equipment . available. See the complete Una. OPEN TODAY! Green Stamps Garden Supply MEDFORD 500 Clay Targets Offered in Zone Trapshoot Here Scattergunners will have the opportunity to fire at 500 clay targets when they compete Sat urday and Sunday April 23 and 24 in the Southern Zone trap shoot at Medford Gun club. It will be the fifth annual Pacific International Trapshoot ing association registered zone affair for the Medford organiza tion. Gunners will shoot at 100 tar gets at 160 yards, 100 handicap pigeons and 25 pair of doubles each day. In the 16-y a r d competition there will be five classes AA, A, B, C and D. Yardage trophies will be offered in the handicap and two classes of competition are contemplated in the doubles. Spring Football Begins for OSC Corvallis (U.R) Sixty-six candidates greeted new Oregon State football coach Tommy Prothro Friday as the Beavers opened spring training. Twenty-six of them were re turning lettermen. Two more letter winners, Dick Van Lorn and Vern Steward, will miss spring drills but will be here next fall. FURBEARERS PAMPHLET Portland "Oregon Fur bearers" is the title of a new in formation pamphlet available to the public free of charge from the Oregon State Game Commis sion. This four-page leaflet gives brief facts and identifying fea tures of each of the eight import ant furbearing animals of the state. The leaflet is the third in a series covering Oregon's fish and wildlife being published by the commission. Copies of the publication are available free of charge from the Oregon Game Commission, P.O. Box 4136, Port land 8, Oregon. 00 QG(D get it faster... for less... with a BUTLER steel building You can get floor space fast, for factory, warehouse or store, with a Butler steel building! Adaptable Butler design is easily suited to large or small, sim ple or complex building layouts. 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Johnny Logan's homer and Willow Creek Reservoir To Open For Trout Fishermen on May 28; 130,000 Rainbow Trout Planted The Willow Creek reservoir, northeast of Medford, will open for trout fishing May 28, Robert L. Lee, assistant superintendent of the water commission, has been informed by the Oregon State Game commission. Lee said he asked the state commission about the opening date after he received several inquiries from local sportsmen. Fred.E. Locke, chief of lake and stream management of the state commission, said the sea son would open May 28 be cause preliminary test netting "indicates that later op ening is desirable to permit more trout to reach the mini mum legal size length." He also said the reservoir is within the boundaries of the Rogue River National forest. "Once the fishery is establish ed," Locke continued, "we hope to open this reservoir with the general summer trout season as Wall Leads In NC Open Greensboro, N.C. (U.R) Art Wall Jr., of Pocono Manor, Pa., clung to a one-stroke lead at the halfway mark of the $12,500 greater Greensboro open golf tournament today with a two under par 68 for a 36-hole total of 134. Wall, who shared the opening day lead with Ed Furgol of St. Louis, was threatened, however, by Sam Snead of White Sul phur Springs, W. Va., and Ju lius Boros, Mid-Pines, N. C, who shot matching 67's for 135 to tals and a second place tie. Furgol slipped down to 136 after missing a putt of less than a foot on the 18th green. The bogey gave the National Open champion par 70 for the day, four strokes over his opening round. Wall putted carefully and almost flawlessly with his favor ite wooden shaft putter to main tain his lead which he picked up yesterday with a 66. USC in Wide Margin Track Win Over Bears Los Angeles (U.R) South ern California, defending NCAA track and field champions, to day ran up the highest meet score in their long competition with the University of Califor nia Bears, 107 Vi to 23 3-4, by taking all but one event. ' The Bears were limited i to a scattering of third places ex cept for Dave Seed's 14 foot pole vault which was a tie for first. Ernie Shelton's attempt at the world record in the high jump failed, although the Trojan's 6 foot 10 inch leap establish ed a new record for the meet. He attempted 6 feet 113-4 inches but did not come close in any of his three tries. PIPE CO., INC. ' PHONE 3-1006 I ! MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN four singles, paced the Braves' 18-hit attack on five Cincinnati pitchers. Del Crandall and Joe Adcock also homered for the Braves while Ray Jablonski hit two and Andy Seminick, Wally Post and Bob Thurman each hit one for the losers. The Cardinals had to go 14 innings before they beat the Cubs, 12-11, in a game with seven homers. The Cubs tied a Major Lea'gue record in the sec ond inning when Randy Jackson, Ernie Banks and Dee Fondy got it lies at a relatively low eleva tion." Generally, the trout sea son opens April 30. The state game commission last year planted 130,000 rain bow trout in the reservoir. . Morris Concessioner Lee said Lloyd Morris, who operates concessions at Fisn lake, will have charge of the concessions and the boat dock at Willow Creek reservoir. Lee pointed out that overnight camping at the reservoir will be prohibited because of the dang er of pollution and fire, and that fires will be permitted only in the picnic area on the west ern side of the reservoir. The maximum boat speed on the reservoir will be limited to 10 miles per hour, Lee said, be cause of wave action along the shore and for protection of fish ermen. Ski Conditions Fair to good skiing at Cra ter lake was reported by tha National park ranger's office. Highway 62 to the park was open yesterday with chains ad vised. The road to the rim was closed in the afternoon. It was expected to be open this morning, if weather is favor able. The warming hut will b opn if the road Li open. Snow fell hard all day at the lake with about 10 inches of sew snow falling between 8 a.m. and l'ate afternoon. Depth on the ground was 112 inches compared to 130 last year at this lima. Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York 3 1 .750 Cleveland i 3 1 .750 Boston . 3 1 .750 Chicago . 2 1 .667 , Detroit 2 3 .400 " Washington 1 2 .333 Kansas City 1 3 .250 Baltimore 0 3 .000 G.B. l'.i ,i 2 2 la NATIONAL LEAGUE W. Brooklyn 4 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee '..2 St. Louis .. 2 L. Pet. 0 1 .000 1 .750 1 .667 1 .667 1 .667 3 .250 3 .000 i 4 .000 G.B. 1 114 l',4 114 3 3,4 4 New York .- 1 Pittsburgh 0 Cincinnati 0 A Message TO MEDFORD tm WWEISS! AL KRAUSE . . . 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Pitching rather than slugging was the keynote in Brooklyn's 6-0 victory over Pittsburgh. Pi rate starter Bob Purkey had a perfect game until Junior Gil liam led off the seventh with a singie. In the American League, Wait Dropo's grand-slam homer high lighted a 55x-run fifth inning fend powered the White Sox to a 9-4 decision over the Indians. Homers by Jim Delsing and Harvey Kuenn helped Detroit to an 8-3 conquest of Kansas City as Ned Garver scattered 10 hits for his first victory of the season. Southpaw Tommy. Byrne and Tom Morgan collaborated to pitch the Yankees to a 5-2 vic tor;' over Washington in the first night game of the season last night. Byrne, who gave up ail nine Washington hits, received credit for the victory although he got into numerous jams and finally was iclieved by Morgan in the seventh. Boston edged Baltimore 6-5, as the Orioles dropped their third straight game. Ivan De lock was the victim of poor support in the field but was credited with the victory. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 000 000 150 6 T O Pittsburgh 000 000 000 0 2 0 Meyer (1-0) and Campanella: Pur key. Face (8), Bell (9) and Shepard. Milwaukee 013 200 201 9 18 - 0 Cincinnati 000 030 101 5 S 1 Burdette. Nichols (7) and Crandall; Pearce. Fisher (3). Baczewski (6). Hooper (7), Klippstein (8) and Semi nek. Philadelphia 000 000 120 3 10 3 New York 101 600 OOx 8 10 3 Meyer, Ridzik (4), Spring (7) and Lopata; Hearn (1-0) and Westrum. (14 INNINGS) Chicago 031 000 500 002 00 11 16 0 St. Louis 200 310 300 002 01 12 17 0 Jones. Davis (6). Andre (7). Jeff- coat (7), Pollet (7). Church (10). Amor (12) and Chiu; Fonoisjcy. Lawrence (4). Smith (7). Tiefenauer (7). Schultx (8), Haddix (13) and Sice, Sarnl (8). AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 010 020 J 10 Boston 300 020 lOx 9 9 1 6 10 4 Palica. Bvrd (5) and Moss: Delock. Kinder (7) and White. Cleveland izi uoo ouo Chicaeo 102 060 OOx 4 10 9 12 Feller. NarleiRi 5), jmossi O). wigm (8) and Hegan, Foiles (8); Pierce. For nieles (3) and Lollar. 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