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Friday. June 15, I95S
NCAA Track Tourney Tonight;
Berkeley Ready for Records
By HAL WOOD
United Preee Sporle Wriier
Eerkeley, Calif. 0J.PJ The
nation'! greatest collegiate track
and field stars try out their
specialties at the metric dis
tances today as the 35th annual
NCAA championships got under
way and before night falls
seme 9.4 100-yard dash men are
ffoine to find they are not even
fast enough to qualify for the
finals.
The 100 meters measures out
at 109 yards. 1 foot. 1 inch and
the world record for that dis
tance is 10.2.
The competition is so keen In
this event, that it is expected to
hold the opening-day spotlight.
Among the entrants are Lea-
mon King. California; Mike
Agostini. Fresno State; Dave
Sime. Duke, and Bobby Mor
row, Abilene Christian and all
have been clocked in 9.3 or bet
ter in the 100-yard dash. There
are a total of 10 men on the list
who have done 9.4 or better
and only eight can qualify, out
of the 31 entered, for the finals
Saturday
All told, there are 365 entries
from 87 colleges who will be at
tempting to nail down points for
the alma mater in the two-day
session. Defending champion is
USC. which is gunning for its
ninth consecutive title. But the
Trojans are no more than even
. wit!. Kansas, UCLA and Villan
ova in the pre-meet predictions.
In fact, if USC is to retain its
crown, most of its points are
going to have to be picked up
with seconds, thirds, fourths,
etc.
Promising Race
There is a lot of interest, too,
in the 100 meter run. Ron De-'
lany of Villanova and Jim
Bailey of Oregon have broken
the four-minute barrier for the
mile, and Bob Seaman of UCLA
has come close.
The world mark for 1500
meters is 3:40.8 and the inter
collegiate mark, set by Wes
Santee of Kansas in 1954, is
3:42.8. So this timing is in
jeopardy, too. There are 29 men
entered.
The shot put field looks one
of the best in history, topped by
Kansas' Bill Nieder, who has
passed the 60-foot mark; and
Ken Banium of Manhattan, who
has bettered 59 feet.
Some ot the prospects for the
pole vault were dimmed when
Don Bragg, the defending cham
pion from Villanova, pulled a
leg muscle the other day. He
MEDF(MUWTRffiUNl
Legion Game Cancelled;
Myrtle Creek Disbands
The Mediord-Central Point
vs. Myrtle Creek junior
American legion baseball
game scheduled for the fair
grounds at 8 p.m. tonight has
been cancelled. The Myrtle
Creek team has disbanded ac
cording io their coach Bill
George.
Many of the possible play
ers work in the Myrtle Creek
mills and several have jobs in
the woods making it impos
sible for them to attend prac
tices, George said.
holds the intercollegiate record
at 15 feet. 3?i inches. But there
are two other men. Bob Gutow
ski of Occidental and Ron Mor
ris of USC, who have bettered
15 feet so there may be a rec
ord here, too.
Too Much Running
Most of the top sprinters will
be running in both the 100 and
200 meter events, and with sev
eral preliminaries slated, it is
doubtful there will be any record.
"I expect to run each race at
least three times or six races
in two days," said Sime. "And
that Isn't conducive to records."
There are six men who have
cleared the bar at 8-8 or better
in the high jump but none is
expected to reach the seven
foot barrier. Top man is Phil
Reavis of Villanova, who has
topped 6-10 this year.
The finals will be held Sat
urday, starting at 2 p.m. (PDT).
20th Annual Catfish
Derby Will Be Held
At Tou Velle Sunday
Rules governing the 20th an
nual National Catfish Derby
will be the same as in previous
years, according to Curt Butter
field, president of the Medford
20-30 club. The Catfish Derby
will be held Sunday, June 17,
at Tou Velle State park on Table
Rock rd.
Sophomores at Medford High
school elected Miss Myda Mc
Cabe Derby queen. Members of
queen's court will be Lelani
Colts Defend
Second Spot
Here Sunday
The Cheney Colts stand a
chance of losing their tie for
second place in the Rogue Valley
league when they run up against
Cave Junction at the fairgrounds
here at 2 p.m. Sunday.
The Colts now stand at two
wins and one loss, tied with Ash
land below league leading Glen
dale and Grants Pass. Cave
Junction has a reversed win-loss
record, one win and two losses,
tied with Butte Falls at third
place.
Starting pitcher from the local
Studs' farm club will be Kay
Kelley, with Duane Sides and
Bill Caldwell standing by for
relief duty.
Others in the starting list- for
the Colts will be Howard Morris,
catcher; Harvey Tonn, first base;
Maury Churchman, second base;
Keith or Don Johnson, third
base; Frank Rector or Don John
son, shortstop; Bob Serak, left
field; Ed Reinking, center field,
and Larry Bigham or Vern Par
ent, right field.
In other Rogue Valley league
games. Grants Pass is at Ashland,
Glendale at Eagle Point, and
Camp White at Butte Falls.
Kunkel, ' Jacque Bates, Patty
Hilton and Dana Ragsdale. Miss
McCabe was honored by the
20-30 club at a banquet and
dance at the Medford hotel ear
lier this month.
No Preregistration
Catfish entered may be sub
mitted to the judges between
1:30 p.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday at
the judges stand in the park.
Butterfield said no preregistra
tion is necessary or entry fee
will be required. The Derby is
not expected to affect the sup
ply of catfish in the Rogue River
valley, he added.
The Derby is open to every
one and fish entered must be in
good condition.
The Derby, designed to resem
ble an old-fashioned July 4 cele
bration, will include sack races,
bubble gum blowing and pie
eating contests and other events
with prizes awarded by local
merchants. There will also be
father-son three legged races.
Prizes are planned for the fat
test woman, the baldest man,
the largest feet and the oldest
car.
Prizes Awarded
Prizes will be awarded for the
biggest catfish, largest number
of catfish caught by any one
contestant, youngest contestant
entering one or more catfish
and the oldest contestant enter
ing one or more catfish and the
oldest contestant entering one
or more fish. The grand sweep
stakes, trophy will be awarded
on the basis of over-all ability.
Scoring will be based on num
ber of catfish caught,- average'
length, average weight, general
condition and appearance of cat
fish and originality of costume
of contestant.
No admission will be charged
In the Derby. Refreshments will
be made available by the 20-30
club, sponsors of the Derby.
Home Runs Fill PCL;
Stars Win Again and
Bevos Keep Falling
By DON THACKREY
United Press Sports Writer
The Hollywood Stars rolled a
lucky eleven last night against
the San Diego Padres.
The soaring Stars scored 11
runs to crush the Padres, 11-6,
and to record their 11th straight
Pacific Coast League victory.
A few miles away, the Los
Angeles Angels were scoring a
dozen to give Portland's Beavers
their eighth straight loss 12-5
and increase the Angel lead in
the loop to four games.
San Francisco gave the Angels
an assist by taking their third
in a row from second place
Seattle 4-1. Vancouver bombard
ed third place Sacramento 14-1.
Healthy Lead
Hollywood rapped out IS hits
and took advantage of four
Padre errors to roll to an 11-2
lead before the Pads put to
gether four in the eighth, most
ly on Earl Rapp's three-run
homer.
Earlier in the game, Ed Kazak
had homered for San Diego and
Ramon Mejias for the Stars.
Los Angeles likewise got 16
hits, including homers by
George Freese and Gene Mauch,
and put together a pair of five-
run innings. They had a fat
enough lead that even Tom Saf-
fell's grand slam home run in
the eighth dii not endanger it
A disputed three-run home
run by Bob Dipietro in the first
inning helped San Francisco to
four tallies against Seattle and
that was all they got or needed.
R. G. Smith held the Rainiers
to a lone run on Sonny Dixon's
solo homer in the sixth, but
needed help from the bullpen
in the final inning. Eli Grba
came on to put the side out.
Howdie Judson, first of four
Rainier pitchers, was the loser.
Vancouver got a fine five-hit
pitching job from Charlie Bea-
man, who just returned to the
active list after nursing a sore
arm. In addition they ruined the
earned run average of Cloyd
Boyer by belting him for 10 tal
lies, seven of them earned.
Kal Segrist hit two Mountie
homers and Bruce Edwards an
other. Beamon had four singles
in five trips to drive in four
runs. .
Today the teams switch part
ners with Los Angeles going to
Hollywood: San Francisco to
Sports Broadcasts
KBES-TV will broadcast the
Milwaukie Braves vs. Brook
lyn Dodgers baseball game at
9:55 a.m. and the Belmont
stakes horse race at 12:30 p.m.
Saturday. KYJC will have the
Belmont Stakes at 12:30 p.m.
and the NCAA track meet at
1 p.m. Saturday.
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Fielders Make
Poor Gamble;
Spokane Win
Br HAY ANDREWS
United Press Sports Writer
Half the Tri-City infield hud
dled over a topped ball dribbling
down the third base line last
night and weighed a momentous
decision.
The score at the time was Spo
kane 3, Tri-City 3 with the sacks
loaded in the seventh.
After due deliberation it was
decided the ball would meander
over into foul territory.
It was a bad guess. The ball
dropped dead just inside the line
and a run scored. It was the one
that gave Spokane a 4-3 decision
in the only Northwest league
game played.
The dinky grounder off the
bat of Ron Sampson also proved
to be the blow that sent the
Braves back into third place
few percentage points behind
idle Eugene.
Games featuring Eugene at
Wenatchee and Lewiston at Yak
ima were rained out.
Texan s Top
Uruguayans
Montevideo, Uruguay (U.R)
The touring-U. S. Texas Cowboys
basketball team downed a local
sporting club five, 67-50, Thurs
day night.
The Cowboys led all the way
and were in front by 42-33 at the
half.
Rogue Valley Girls '
At Camp White Sunday
The Rogue Valley girls' soft-
ball team plays the Klamath
Falls Basinnettes ' at the Camp
White field Sunday. Game time
is 2 p.m.
The Rogue girls last week
lost a 6 to 5 decision to the Rose-
burg club, and the week before
split a twinbill with Mobilgas.
Cleveland (U.R) Henry C.
Bullough, former Michigan
State star and an offensive guard
with the Green Bay Packers last
fall, left for the armed services
Thursday. He was the Packers
fifth draft choice a year ago.
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friends back home in Larchmont,
N. Y., probably won't believe
him, but William R. Kuntz, an
amateur, fired a hole in one in
the opening round of the U. S.
Open golf tournament Thursday.
Kuntz holed out a two iron shot
on the 192-yard 11th hole.
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