Soph-Senior
Team Nabs
Raider Tiff
Ashland Ted Tenney was
the sparkling performer tor the
winning team Friday as the so
phomores and seniors whipped
the freshmen and juniors 83Vi
to 40 Vi In an interclass track
nd field meet at Southern Ore
gon college.
Tenney was a quadruple win
ner and took all of the jumps,
the high jump at 5 feet 10 inch
es, the broad jump at 20-8Vi, the
high hurdles in :10.4 and the
low sticks in :23 flat. He is a
sophomore.
Freshman Earl James was a
two-ply victor, taking the cen
tury dash in :10.3 and the 18-
yard sprint in :18.4.
Allison Victor
Dick Gustafson, freshman,
won the three-fourths mile in
3:32 and Dennis Davis, sopho
more, the 330-yarder in :45. Jer
ry Gould, another soph, was tim
ed in 1:36 in the 660 while Glen
Allison, freshman, toured the
mile and half in 8:26. Bill Alva
rado took the shot event for the
sophs with a put of 41-4 and Lyle
Hartzell, a junior, grabbed the
discus with 117-4Vi.
Sophomore Bill Hollings-
worth was pole vault victor with
11-3. The javelin went to Dick
Bmith, a soph, with 163-2Vi.
Mile realy ended in a dead heat
In 3:59.
Varsity Track Coach Dan
Eulkley indicated that he was
well pleased with most of the
performances, saying he felt the
running times were good for this
ctage of the season.
Bass Nibbling
Off Ducks' Feet
Oswego (U.R) Residents
here said today that largemouth
bass apparently are nibbling on
young ducks in Lake Oswego.
They reported that ducks were
een minus one or both feet.
Game commission biologists said
that It was improbable that
carp were feeding on the duck
lings but said largemouth bass
often did so.
The game commission said it
wasn't practical to poison the
lake to rid it of trash fish as
they would re-enter from the
Tualatin river by the canal that
feeds the lake. The commission
also said that the lake is pri
vately owned and policy does
not permit spending public
funds in such waters.
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St. Mary's Tops Loggers;
Talent Prospect Victors
In County B Loop Baseball
St. Mary's of Medford, Talent
and Prospect high won the open
ing round conflicts Friday after
noon in the Jackson County B
league baseball chase.
The Crusaders of SM whack
ed Buttle Falls 10 to 7, Prospect
clubbed Rozue River 12 to 0
and Talent, the defending champ,
had to come from behind in the
seventh canto to nip Jackson
ville 8 to 7.
At the fairgrounds park here
Tony Miksche hurled two-hit
ball for St. Mary's, yielding both
singles in the seventh inning
along with three walks to spoil
a no-hit chance. Five errors by
a reserve studded Crusader line
up also enabled Buttle Falls to
pack all its scoring into the final
frame.
Three Hitter
Do:i Vance tossed a three hit
ter for Prospect at Rogue River.
He struck out 17 batters and
walked only two.
At Talent, the Jacksonville
Redskins were on top 7 to 6
when the Bulldogs came to bat
in the last panel. Gordy Thoreson
and Ron and Ray Weinhold sing
led for the tying run. Gary
Combs squeezed home Thoreson
for the winning marker.
While Miksche was tossing six
innings of hitless ball, the St.
Mary's batters collected 11 wal
lops. A triple by Gerald Darland,
a double by Ramon Elberts and
singles by John Walsh, Ed Fogel
and Paul Zeleznik got three
Crusader runs in the fourth in
ning. In the fifth four got home
on three baggers by Laval
Meunier, Darland and Ramon
Elberta, an error and a wild
pitch.
Darland with his two triples
and Elbert with the double and
triple headed the hitters. Dick
Paup got a single and two-baser.
Eight Struck Out
Miksche struck out eight bat
ters and walked six.
Prospect pushed over six of its
runs in the second inning on a
home run by Lyle Pope, a double
by Jim Daniels, three singles,
and error and two walks. Five
more scored in the sixth on an
error, two singles and tour
walks.
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Jacksonville picked up its 7
to 6 count in the fifth stanza on
a home run by Gary Heuners, a
single by Clyde Smith and two
hit batters. Talent came through
with a double play to end the
Redskin scoring. Bases were
loaded at the time. Big inning
for the Bulldogs was the third
with five runs on four walks,
Combs' double and Ray Wein
hold's and Frank Long's safeties.
Clyde Smith got three hits in
cluding a home run for Jackson
ville and Ray Weinhold slugged
four for four for Talent.
LINE SCORES:
Jacksonville .. 023 020 0 7 6 1
Talent 105 000 2 8 8 1
C. Smith, Hueners (4) and West;
Thoreson, Hoffman (5), Helm (6) and
G. Combs.
Butte FalU 000 000 7 7 2 3
St Mary's 101 341 x 10 11 5
B. Irwin, Smith (5) and P. Conley;
T. Miksche and Meunier, Geren (6).
Prospect 060 10 0 12
Rogue River ....000 000 0 0
Vannice and Pope; Towse,
(2) and Bigman.
8 0
3 7
Twiest
Castellani
Coach Choice
At Seattle
Seattle (U.R) Seattle Uni
versity Tuesday hired John Cas
tellani as head basketball coach
and athletic director.
Castellani, 29, has been as
sistant basketball coach at Notre
Dame. He arrived here Friday
night, looked over the situation,
discussed monetary matters with
Seattle U officials Saturday and
signed on the dotted line. His
salary was not disclosed.
As head coach, he succeeds Al
Brightman, who resigned. As
athletic director, Castellani suc
ceeds the Rev. Robert Rebhahn,
S. J., who had handled the post
in a "fil-in" capacity for the last
two years.
Bill Borcher, who has resigned
as head coach at Oregon, had
been mentioned as a possible
successor to Brightman.
Littrell Stars
With Home Run
Glendale (U.R) Shortstop
Jack Littrell proved the "Casey
at the bat" who didn't strike out
as he homered with two out in
the ninth inning Friday to give
the Portland Beavers a 5-4 vic
tory over the Hollywood Stars.
The Beavers came from be
hind after R. C. Stevens belted
a three-run homer in the fifth
inning to give Hollywood a 4-1
lead. Leroy Han took credit for
the win.
Rene Valdez and Royce Lint
were scheduled to pitch for the
Beavers today against Seattle at
San Bernardino. The two teams
also will meet Sunday.
owiing
Ross Lumber team stay in the
lead in city bowling League by
taking a 3 to 1 win over Norton
Lumber. Lamport's moved into
second place led by Jim Farrar
with a 208-215-223 for 646, also
helping his team mates to the
high team game of the evening
with a 926.
Standings: W.
Ross Lumber Company 20
Lamports Sporting Goods ..17
Mogan Lumber Co. 18
Norton Lumber Co. ,,. i
Crater Electric 14
E'ds Barber Shop 14
Central Market 13',!
L.
8
11
12
12
13 Vz
14
14Va
15
15
16
17
20
Weter and Olsen 13
First National Bank .13
Tru-Mix Construction Co.,.12
MacCartney, Clark, Laden 11
California Oregon Power.. 8
Results:
M C L
E. Blind
L. Bex
D. Turner
(Absentee)
H. Shaw
(3) Tru-Mix (1)
509 C. Snedden 444
494 J. Cummings 465
474 C. Lees 441
486 J. Blaize 406
559 M. Bell 498
. Handicap 186
2522
2440
Ed's Shop
E. Paschke
F. Couch
N. Hillyer
H. Allen ,
J. Kantor
(2) Weter-Olsen
445 L. Smith
542 J. Roberta
526 B. Luman
512 M. Brown
502 L. Webster
Handicap
2527
(2)
497
513
460
468
484
117
2539
Mogan Lbr.
V. Allen
N. Henson
D. Barker
C. Minger
F. Chapman
(2) Central Mkt.
540 B. Hayman
527 H. Sullivan
462 E. Sommer
413 J. Keener
496 G. Schulz
Handicap
(2)
527
419
415
546
538
30
2475
2438
Copco (1) Crater Elec.
B. Schroeder 478 P. Dorff
C. Thompson 448 McCormick
R. Rolls 447 H. Vallee
R. Brock 586 L. Knapp
E. Barry 499 C. Hampson
(3)
561
476
516
545
465
9
Handicap
2488
2572
O)
443
474
424
491
553
174
2559
Lamport's (3) F N B
S. Van Dyke 531 W. Nissen
P. Patterson 487 E. Bennett
B. Meyers 517 A. Bauman
S. Schnieder 520 D. Miller
J. Farrar
646 P. Dimick
Handicap
2701
Ross Lbr.
G. Culy
A. Schatz
D. Culy
F. Martin
B. Forrest
(3)
Norton Lbr.
(1)
497
447
437
536 R. Picard
473 E. Olesn
488 M. Olsen
506 M. Morse
460
430 J. Boettcher 527
Handicap
24
Baseball
SATURDAY EXHIBITION
Milwaukee (N) 6, Brooklyn (N) 10
Boston (A) 14, Birmingham (Sou) 1
Cleveland (A) 8, New York (N) 3
Detroit (A) 10. Houston (Tex) 1
Baltimore (A) 15, Chicago (N) 5
New York (A) 6. Philadelphia (N 8
Cincinnati (N) 12. Washington (A)
16
Chicago (A) 1.- St Louis (N) I
FRIDAY EXHIBITIONS
By United Press
New York (A) 7, Philadelphia (N) 4
Washington (A) 4, Cincinnati (N) 3
Chicago (N) 15. Baltimore (A) 11
New York (U) 13. Cleveland (A) 6
Pittsburgh (N) 9. Kansas City (A) 8
Boston (A) 19. Jacksonville (Sally) 4
Portland (PCL) 5, Hollywood
(PCL) 4.
Seattle (PCL) 8, Loa Angeles (PCL) 4
San Diego (PCL) 6, Vancouver.
(PCL) 8.
ROGUE ROLLER LEAGUE
Ralphs Restaurant took all
high honors in Rogue Rollers
Bowling League Friday night.
Vivian Knox rolled 223 and 210
for high games and 575 for high
series. High team game 842 and
high team series 2428. Joan Mc
Cready of B and B Auction roll
ed 204 for the only other 200
game of the evening. Other 500
series were: Mabel Clark 541,
Joan McCready 519, Pat Braack
506, and Dell Christianson 518.
Dredene Doty of Ralphs Rest
aurant converted a 5-8-10 split.
Standings:
Ralph's Restaurant
H and M Shell
Darrell Miller Co.
Brooks Electric
Rogue Sportsman
B and B Auction
Women of the Moose
First National Bank
Chris Drug
Clave Construction
W
46
39
34
L.
14
21
26
31,i 28 Va
31 28
29 31
26 34
23 27
20 Vl 39 Vx
.20 40
Results:
Ralph's
V. Knox
F. Doty
R. Edmonds
K. Smith
M. Clark
3
575
488
420
404
541
Chris Drug
E. Doty
T. Tolles
G. Russell
A. Walton
V. Corby
1
428
390
475
459
438
147
2337
2428
H. M. Shell 3 F. N. B.
A. Monroe 444 H. Read
E. Lenz 479 J. Davis
1
358
360
A. Bohannon 488
A. Gebhardt 442
E. Baker 428 M. Martin
320
D.Christians'n 518 C. Selleck
Handicap
2358
361
291
2132
B-B Auction
J. McCready
H. Culy
1
519
439
Miller Co.
N. Roberts
M. Tremblay
A. Zenor
P. Haven
O. Wyatt "
Handicap
3
454
425
459
341
409
114
M. Tremblay 362
M. Holden 400
V. Findley
440
2160
2202
Brooks Elec.
P. Braack
E. Session
M. Durham
J. Barnum
G. Hayse
Handicap
1 Rogue Sports
506 G. Ludwig 408
410 D. Paul 458
361 D. Webster 416
364 E. Johnson 464
380 A. Frost 401
30
2051
2147
4
341
390
367
Clave Const.
D. Hickson
M. McNeel
L. Erickson
A. Hoffman
F. Clave
4 W.O.T.M.
477 R. Wadlow
397 S. Coulter
431 ' D. Finley
381 1 V. Miller
360 E. Olsen
Handicap
2046
423
475
105
2101
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
American Legion . still holds
the lead in the Industrial League
by one game, after taking three
games from second place I.O.F.
Richfield Oil got four from Lo
cal 9208 to gain second place.
T.E.A.A. went into third with a
four-game victory over V. A. En
gineers. There are still only
three games between first and
sixth places. Max Ament rolled
high series of 563, and J. D. Lub
bers and Darwin Morehouse di
vided honors for high game with
207 each.
Standings: W. L.
American Legion 19 9 -
Richfield Oil Co. 18 10
T.E.A.A. 17 11
I.O.F 18 12
City Appliance .. ..16 12
Snoboys 16 12
Local 9208 134 14 ii
Donna Timber Products 13 14
V. A. Engineers .12 16
V.F.W.. Central Point 10 ,4 17 ',i
Jaycees 9 19
Medford Steel Co. 8 20
Results:
V. F. W. I Donna Lbr.
A. Bohannan 482 E. Harris
Absentee 387 L. Dowsan
K.Christians'n 463 G. Rone
L. Graham 495 L. Swinney
H. Baker 415 J. Monro
Handicap
2242
3
410
385
396
422
443
231
2267
0
Richfield 4 Local 20(
G. Culy 489 E. Lenz
E. Kennedy 493 R. Martin
G. Andersen 423 J. Martin
W. Nelson 476 Absentee
D. Kreer 467 L. Brown
Handicap
2348
528
419
401
351
368
84
2151
0
485
344
335
415
386
261
2226
4
City Appliance 4
J. Monroe 541
G. Eads 472
B. Thornton 394
H. Withrow 558
D. Morehouse 49
Med. Steel
L. Smith
B. Hopkins
D. Hawkins
L. Irwin .
R. Eastgat
Handicap
2424
Jaycees
J. Walsh
W. Offord
A. Holmes
M. DeHeart
G. Piazza
0
398
416
492
440
505
Snowboy
G. Russell
V. Rowe
J. Maclnnea
E. Dwight
F. Couch
Handicap
519
507
371
437
BIO
33
2251
2377
4
V. A. Engineers 0
B. Findley 443
B. Cody 465
Absentee 303
R. Pettit 491
M. Ament 563
T.E.A.A.
J. Martin
M. Walker
H. Rickman
J. Sedey
J. Strobel
Handicap
463
443
514
442
438
48
2348
2265
Am. Legion
P. Patterson
H. Fuller
C. Epps
G. Stewart
C. Tennant
Handicap
3
494
478
434
I.O.F. 1
B. Porter 431
B. Sinunonds 484
J. D. Lubbers 473
C. Morrison 432
H. Vessey Jr. 435
409
466
225
2506
2257
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IV Winner
Over Eagle
Crew 10-7
Eagle Point Illinois Valley
high, with freshman Dan Slana
ker twirling five-hit ball, clipped
Eagle Point 10 to 7 yesterday as
the two clubs began their Rogue
League diamond campaigns here.
Both clubs packed their
heaviest scoring into the first two
cantos and IV's Cougars picked
up runs enough to win in those
two sessions.
The Cave Junction nine col
lected five runs in the opening
stanza on two singles, two
two walks, a hit batter, two
errors and a fielder's choice.
Three runs crossed in the second
inning on three hits, two walks
and one Eagle miscue.
Eagle Point had a four-run
first inning. Dean Tibbett's triple
highlighted the spree and Errol
Tresham got a single, two errors,
a base on balls and a stolen base
helped out. The Eagles had two
runs get home in the second
frame on four walks and a
single.
Slanaker gave up eight walks
to the Eagle Point nine but re
corded 10 strikeouts.
LINESCORE:
Illinois Valley . 530 000 2 10 7 3
Eagle Point 420 010 0 7 5 3
Slanaker and Mellow; Wallace,
roran uj ana rresnam.
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Portland (U.R) Smelt con
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Sunday. April 8, 1958
KYJC Will Carry
Beaver Baseball
Starting Tuesday
Radio station KYJC again this
year will join in a statewide net
work to broadcast the baseball
games of the Pacific Coast
League baseball Beavers.
The broadcasts will start
Tuesday night, April 10, at 8
p.m. when the Beavers play at
Sacramento. KYJC will 'carry
both the 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. tus
sles when Portland opens its
home season against Sacramen
to. For the seventh successive
years, Sportscasters Rollie Truitt
and Bob Blackburn will team up
to broadcast the play-by-play ac
count of Beaver games. For the
1956 season, the Beaver-Blitz
Weinhard radio network will in
clude. 18 Oregon stations."
28th Year
Truitt is the dean of baseball
broadcasters on the Pacific
coast, this year marking his 28th
consecutive season behind the
mike at the Beaver ball park.
Blackburn begins his seventh
season April 10.
Both announcers spent time
with the team while in spring
training in California and are
well versed in. the background
of new faces in the lineup.
Head Coaching Spot
Filled at Seattle U.
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Philadelphia (U.R) The
Harlem Globetrotters took a 5-2
edge in their series with the Col
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defeating the collegians, 81-76,
before 7460, fans at Convention
Hall here.
The Globetrotters entered the
final session with only a 62-60
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All-Stars once and tied three
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