Withdrawal j
From PCC
Not Likely
Eugr-r.e . ? Tne chance
of withdrawals from the Pacific
Coast Conference v.-as regarded
as "about one in ten-thousand "
here today by Dean Orlando
Hollis of the University of Ore
gon law school, veteran Oregon
representative on the conference.
Hollis added that the chance of
a single member of the con
ference withdrawing at the fort
land PCC meeting August 6-3 ' is
nearly as slim."
At the same time. Hollis pre
dicted there would be new pres
sures brought to bear before the
Portland meeting to reduce
penalties levied against some
members schools for illegal sub--idles
for players.
Eut he raid he did not believe
any reduction of penalties could
be marie "without lo.-ing our f.rm .
foundation of principle. It would :
also open the way to the reversal
of all penalties." ;
Confuse Public i
Hollis, w ho has been the Ur.i-
versity's representative to the
PCC since 1940 and who is a
former conference preside t:t.
charger! there had been recent
efforts to "confute the public and
becloud the real issues."
Commenting on the penalties j
for subsidized freshmen players
and the lack of penalties for sen- j
lnrs, Hollis said "I don't believe
there is a logical argument for
such action in favor of the
seniors." j
Hollis said the conference ac
tion against subsidy rules should
hav come as no surprise to mem
ber schools.
"In 1952 the presidents' soun
cil took a strong stand in favor ;
of eliminating illegal subsidy," j
he said, "and then wrote every j
athletic staff member at all in
stitution to m.ke certain there .
couli" be no misunderstanding of I
their desire t eliminate illegal j
aid."
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MEDFORD iLTTUBUTO
Drag Rac Drivers Meet
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Hot rod skippers will be aim-.tion of the scas.-n under the
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dav when they convene at Camp , , ,, ,
' forma drivers will contend. Time
White for the second competi- j trials Bre Erhc-dulcd to begin at
10 a.m. Drags are set for i p ro.
No entries will be taken after
noon.
Length of the SOTA flrag strip
at Camp White 13 one-fourth
mile. Cars are clocge-d for attain
ed speed at the end ci the one
fourth mile by an electronic
ciock accurate up t etw nne
hundredth of a s"conrt. After
cars have been divided bv classic
fication Sunday and oflcr tJiey
have been timed in. they win
be matched against each o'her.
Through a process of ?imir.a
tion, a winner wiil be jicked
in each class.
Larger Entry Seen
Twn weeks aeo the trirc's 7arJ
f.6 entries in 1 classes oiid a
larger entry is anticipated this
time. Top speeds last time were
R9.10 mph by a infifi Chevrolet
and Sfi by a motorcycle. .Wry
Lausmann, president of SOTA,
holds the strip record, set in
1954.
Because of the high spee"5 f
. the cars, SOTA officials have
instructed spectators to stay be
hind the ditch which bordars
the strip. Pit area will be "off
limits" to spectators during the
time trials and drags. Members
of the crowd, however, may in
spect the pit during the inter
mission and after the dragy.
National Hot Rod asj' icia'.ion
rules will be enforced for the
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j By RAY ANDREWS j
United Press Sports Writer j
It's a cheerful day in Lewiston j
' and a gloomy one in Eugene for j
Northwest league fans in those
cities. j
j The E-roncs moved into first
: place last night with their eighth '
straijht victory a 13 to 8 con-j
quest over Salem. They moved j
from a -1 deficit to tally six :
runs in the fourth and five in the j
fifth to win joins away. j
T'&'o walks, three doubles and i
t-sro singlfc-s eo-ropris-ed the fourth-1
innin? barrage. 5Jae Schmidt j
e-emtribute-d a three-run double j
in the inning.
In the fifth, four 'aiks and
three singles sent five more rur,s
across.
Eugene continued to find the
going tough dropping its ninth
straight game and cementing its
hold on the cellar. Tri-City top
ped the Emeralds 5-4 with two :
runs in the eighth doing the trick.
Winning Hun
Tom Perez singled to score
Don Pries with the tying marker
and Rick Herrera singled to send
in the winning tally. Carl Hutz
ler hit a two-run homer in the
fourth for Eugene.
Vince Moreci was the big
wheel at Yakima where his two
homers drove in ell the runs as
Yakima topped Spokane 3-2.
Moreci hit No. 21 in the sixth
with one aboard and added No.
22 in the bottom of the ninth to
break a 2-2 deadlock. i
Larry Walker, 19-year-old
rookie seeing his first profes-
Sunday competition.
There will be a concessions
stand in the spectator area. j
The strip is seven miles north '
of Medford off Crater Lake high
way. Signs will be posted from
the Y north of Medford to the
area.
Trlday. July 87, 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON MAIL THIBUTfE ELEVEN
Babe Ruth State Meet At Portland
Portland UR Thirteen
Eabe Ruth All-Star teams will
beain tournament play for the
Oregon state 15-year-old cham
pionship at Sckavone Field here
tomorrow.
The opening ceremonies, parti
cipated in by all the teams, will
include band music, color pres
entation and introduction of the
players. Starting time is set for
10 a m.
The winning team will be
flown to Cheyenne. Wyo., for the
sional action, shared honors with
Moreci. He came on in the ninth
with two Spokane runs already
across and retired the side, fan
ning Jerry Jackson to end the
Spokane rally.
regional playoffs August 8-10.
The champions at Cheyenne will
. play at Multnomah stadium Au
! sust 20-25 in the Babe Ruth
i World Series.
The schedule Saturday lists
j the Coca-Cola tram from the
Southwest Portland league
! against Klamath Falls. At 12:30
! the Engineers from Jefferson
i will face Grant's J. J. Walker
i team. The third game of the day
; will be the Northwest Loggers
from Cleveland and the Klamath
Falls Two.
A double-h e a d e r Saturday
night will see Oswego Kiwanis
against Grant's Boilermakers at
7:00, and Milwaukie with the
Lombard Boosters from Roosevelt.
Sunday, a double-header at
1:30 is slated and another double
header Sunday night at 7 and 9.
Monday night features another
double-header at 7 and 9.
A consolation title game is set
for Tuesday evening at 7, finish
ing off with the championship
game at 9 p.m.
There are mors than 250 lakes
within the limits of Glacier na
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