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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1957)
t c PMxJ:ryAS SRf 'fit trK BOOM HOUND TRIAL SUNDAY "Butch," above, a black and atari and trig trail hound, will be one of the entries Sunday in 1fce Southern Oregon Hound Owners association's spring field -ial for coon hounds on Blackwell hill. The dog, owned by aVarren Dunlap, Medford, was runner-up to the Oregon cham pion in point standings for 1956. First activity will be at 8:45 ag.m. and admission is free to the public. . Coon Hound Spring Field trial Will Be On Sunday Dogs will be entered in three classes, green, junior and senior Sunday in the Southern Oregon Hound Owners association spring coon hound field trial. The competition is scheduled for the Blackwell hill area with a children's race at 8:45 a.m. in the regular rivalry to open at 9 a.m. Four Knot In Western Montgomery, Ala. fU.R) A par-busting quartet of two veter an pros and a pair of newcomers to the play-for-pay ranks were bunched at the top today going into the second round of the Women's Western Open golf , tournament. Louise Suggs, the veteran of Sea Island, Ga., came in with a tw-under-par 71 Thursday but gerfore she hardly had her clubs Stored for the day three other prs barged in for a four-way padlock in the $5,000 event. V hey were Betty Dodd of Lou- cfeville, Ky., and rookies Wiffi Saith of St. Clair, Mich., and Sgtrfcey Wright of San Diego, BM. v ?srty-five states issue fishing ibsiases at annual fees ranging fpm $1 to $4.35. e. sponsors report a S200 guar antee final with S60 and a tro phy each for first line and first tree and $40 and a trophy each for second line and second tree. Rosette ribbons will be awarded for first and second line and first and second tree in semi final rivalry. Full Trail Hounds Field trial marshal is Warren Dunlap, Medford. Field judge will be Leo Summers, Grants Pass, and judge of dogs will be J. B. Chastain, Central Point. Steve Harris, Central Point, will serve as coon marshal. Only full trail hounds will be run in the trial. Green dogs are those which have never placed in a trial. The public is-invited to watch the hounds in action. There will be no charge for admission. Mo torists are advised to take old Highway 99 north of Central Point to the Tolo overpass and to follow the signs from there. Lunch will be available at the trial site. ROOKIE OF YEAR Montreal U.PJ Larry Regan, the Boston Bruins' skilled stick handling center who nearly gave up hockey a year ago, today was voted the Calder Memorial Tro phy as the National Hockey league's outstanding rookie for the J956-57 season. Boxing Tickets To Go On Sale Here Saturday Reserve seal tickets for th appearance of Carman Basilio, world welterweight champion, in an exhibition boxing match here on May 6 are to go on tale Saturday. The tickets may be ob tained at Lamport's Sporting Goods store. Brown's cafe and the Wooden Shoe lounge in Medford and at the Grey hound Tavern in Ashland. In addition to reserve seat tickets, downstairs general ad mission tickets also will be on advance sale. Balcony gen eral admission tickets will be available only at the door. The program will be held at Hedrick junior high school gym and will feature a 10 round main event and four four-round preliminary matches in addition to the Basilio exhibition. burpnse your taste with this finer straight ourbon lNj Qt "Pint Made by Hiram Walker Makes the Difference 86 PROOF STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 5 YEARS OLD HIRAM WALKER & SONS. INC., PEORIA, ILL Phoenix High Victor Over IV Trackmen Phoenix Phoenix high de feated Illinois Valley 80 13 to 67 23 yesterday in a dual track encounter here. The Pirates won eight of the 14 first places. Ken Lockhart of the visiting Cougars was the individual star with three first places. He took the shot put, discus and broad jump. In addition he was a mem ber of IV's winning relay team. Dillree Doubles Bill Dillree was a double win ner for the Pirates, nabbing both hurdle events. Phoenix won both sprints with Fred Faytinger first in the 100 yard dash and Charles Swingle copping the 220. Other Phoenix blue ribbon men were David McClurg in the mile, Mike Campbell in the half-mile. Jim James in the high jump and Don Korth in the javelin. For Illinois Valley Ray Brew er won the 440-yard romp, and Mike Hamby the pole vault. RESULTS; 120 high hurdles B Dillree P: Brewer IV; J. James P; G. Meredith P. :17.T. 100 dash r. Faytinger P; Buhler IV: Goodwin IV; Bliss IV. :11.2. Mile McClurg P; Fincher IV; Spur lock f; Phillips IV. 5:12.6. 440 dash Brewer IV; Swingle P; Tavlor P; Finlev IV. :55.1. 180 low hurdles B. Dillree P: G. Meredith IV; L. Meredith IV; Johnson IV. :23.4. 220 dash Swinele P: Favtineer P: Buhler IV; Bliss IV. :24.4. 880 run Campbell P; England IV; Fincher IV; Spurlock P. 2:15.8. Shot out Lockhart IV: Clark P: Hill P; G. Meredith IV. 43.5. Discus Lockhart IV: Korth P: Swingle P; Clark P. 133-i. Pole vault Hamby IV; Waller IV; Stout. Heath and Spurlock P tied third. 9-6. High jump J. James P: Stout and Hamilton P tied second: Hamby and Brewer IV and Heath P tied fourth. 5-4. Javelin Korth P; Fincher IV; Fay tinger P; D. James P. 155-8. Broad jump Lockhart IV; Hill P; Faytinger P; Goodwin IV. 19-2. Relay Won by IV (Lockhart. Good win, G. Meredith, Buhler). 1:41.8. Sample Shipment of Hardwood Sent to SF A sample shipment of black oak logs is being sent to a prom inant furniture manufacturing firm in San Francisco by the Swede Basin Lumber company, as a tentative move toward es tablishment of a hard wood mill in southern Oregon. At a recent meeting of Illinois Valley .hardwood enthusiasts, do nations of oak logs were asked for the shipment, which is being made on a non-profit basis. Both green and dry lumber is wanted the drying to be done at the Sunny Valley hardwood kiln. The San Francisco firm has shown an interest in hardwood grown ,in this area, and has asked for a sample lot. SPORTS Friday April 31. 1157 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN 3 Activities Listed for UO Athletes Eugene U.R) Coach Bill Bowerman said today that Jim Bailey would run the mile for the first time this season against Idaho Saturday. Bailey astound ed the track world last year by running the mile in under four minutes and defeating fellow countryman John Landy: University Of Oregon Eugene Coach Bill Bowerman's power ful track and field team, fresh from resounding victory over Washington, will be heavily fav ored Saturday to continue its long Northern division dual meet winning streak at the ex pense of the Idaho Vandals. In other action this week end, Oregon's g o 1 f e rs try for the Northern California inter col legiate tournament c h a m pion ghip at Santa Cruz, the Duck ten nis team goes outside the con ference to play Portland and Seattle here Friday and Satur day, and the Duckling baseball team meets Medford high Fri day and the Oregon State Books Saturday at Howe Field. All of the events here are a part of the Duck Preview week end, an annual event for the high school seniors of the state. Coach Len Casanova' football squad is also planning a lengthy scrim mage Saturday as the climax to the first week of the spring prac tice. Track Shifts Eyed Coach Bowerman is expected to make several shifts in his personnel, with the key move sending Steve Anderson, the bril liant sophomore, into the high hurdle race for the first time this spring. Anderson, who ran 9.5 last week in the 100 and placed in the broad jump and javelin, will not run the sprints against the Vandals. Another possible shift will send Jim Grel le, the undefeated sop homore miler, into the 880-yard run and put Jim Bailey in the mile for the first time this " season. Bailey started his work late, this spring and this is the first time Bowerman has indicated he thought the sub-four minute runner was ready for the mile. The final decision on this move will be made Thursday or Fri day. If Bailey runs the mile, he will face the division's top miler this spring, Ray Hatton. and the Vandal ace is also expected to give Mark Robbins, the fine Ore gon rookie, a stiff test in the two mile race. Coach Sid Milligan has a five man team led by Bob Prall and Capt. Chuck Huggins in the golf tournament. The other Webfoots include Barry Ott, Don Bick and sophomore D u a n e Ankanberg. The play opens with team com petition on Thursday and moves into individual competition Fri day and Saturday. Russell Jones Named Polk Award Winner New York (U.R) United Press Correspondent Russell Jones was named today to re ceive the George Polk Memorial Award of the Overseas Press club for the "best reporting re quiring exceptional courage and enterprise abroad." Jones covered the revolution in Hungary from its beginning and was the only American cor respondent to remain in Buda pest for the month during which the Russians moved in and put down the revolt. 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