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rr -1 '. Eagle Point District BA-2 Track Champ With 91 Tally Ashland Eagle Point high, led by Jack Greb and Wayne Christian with five first places among them, won the District .6 A-2 track meet Saturday, com piling 91 points and picking up seven berths in the state contest t Corvallis. Myrtle Creek was a close sec ond with 86 points and seven itate meet positions. Douglas - scored 81, Phoenix 50, Sutherlin 41, Glendale 27, Illinois Valley 28, Brookings 18, Henley 9 and Oakland 3. Douglas gained two spots in the state titular tangle Sutherlin, Glendale and Phoenix each two. Christian set new standards of 144 feet in the discus and 193 feet 9 inches in the javilin, best prep heave this season in south ern Oregon. Greb won the 100 and 220-yard dashes and tied with Wes Young, Glendale, in the high jump. Cliff Thomson, Douglas, romp ed away with both the mile and ' half-mile and had new record times of 4:37.3 and '2:01.9. The Douglas relay team knotted the disrict mark of 1:39.1. W. Bartley was victor in both the high and low hurdles for Myrtle Creek. - Douglas had four first places, .Myrtle Creek three and Illinois Valley and Phoenix each one, F. Newton won the broad jump ,lor Douglas, Ken Lockhart the shot put for IV, S. Bennett tne pole vault for Myrtle Creek, Charles Swingle the quarter-mile for Phoenix. Eagle Point finished in front In the relay but was disqualified BrSI-I.TSr High Jump J. Greb EP. W. Young G. tied inr iirsi; J. Murray me. w . Bartlev MC, J. James P; tied three wav for 3rd. 5 9". Discus W. Christian TP; 8. Crib ble Br: B. Carlson D; K. Lockhart IV D Grass D: Odell O. 144 ft. Broad jump F. Newton D: J. Murray JJC; K. Lockhart IV: R. Lane B; B. McClure EP J. Bardwell MC. 21 ft. Shot K. Lockhart IV: N. Hooper EP: S. Gribble B: D. Grass; J. Norris 6; B Carlson D. 444 ft. Pole vault S. Bennett MC. D Huffman EP tied for first: G. Miller G. D. Monteleone GI. tied for 3rd; C. Long S: D. wyhe Doug. J 1-1. Javelin W. Christian EP: L. Brown G; D. Hicks S: D. Kortht P.; D. EuKate O: T. Counts D. 193-9. Hifh hurdles W. Bartley MC: R. Prock D: B. Dillree P: Bennett MC; R. Brewer IV; J. Jackson EP. :lfi. 100 dash J. Greb EP: Streitberg r MC; F. Ross EP; S. Stillwell S; B. Helms D; F. Faytinger P. :10:05. Mil C. Thomson D.: F .Meyers P; D. Nass MC: D. McCIurg P; J. Moffitt H; C. Long H. 4:37.8. 440 run C. Swingle P: E. Grover S: McLemmon D: R. Brewer IV; D. Echauble EP; Bell MC. :53.7. Low hurdles W. Bartler MC: S. Stillwefl S: B. CcClure EP: E. Dillree P; J. Chapman H: Bardwell MC. 22.2. 220 dash J. Greb EP: Streitberg r MC; C. Swingle P: Murray MC; Helms D: J. Chapman H. 23 1. I 880. run C. Thomson D: G. Sim monds P: S. Charters EP; J. Tucker South; N. Dusenberry EP; E. Grover Suth. 2:01 . 880 Relay Douglas fMcLemmon. Mills. Gilman, Helms i Mvrtle Creek iHubbard. Shirtcliff Strietberger. lauck: Sutherlin (Perez. Jackson. O Bannion. Stillwell): tie for 4th Hen !ey( Ferguson. Taylor. Moffitt. Chap man) and Phoenix tWaldron. Fayting er. MacKintosh Swingle); Eagle Point disqualified. Wayne Christian broke javelin rec erd set by himself 172'5'i. Wayne Christian broke discus rec erd set by Crater's Lilly 136'5i Cliff Thomson of Douglas broke 880 yard run set by himself 2:06.6. Thomson broke, own mile record of last years 4:47. Douglas tied Sutherlin's record of 1:39.1 relay. Plans to Consider Boxing In House Hearings Blasted Sundr, Mr 12. 1 937 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUHE 1CTHJ St. Mary's of Medford Gains 5-B Championship on KF Oval PILOTS RAP CATS Oswego U.R) University of Portland defeated W 1 llamette, 16V4-H4, here Friday in a goli match. Washington (U.R) Repre sentative Kenneth B. -. Keating Saturday attacked plans to in clude boxing in the House anti trust subcommittee's coming hearings on professional sports The New York Republican said it will only "confuse" the issues if the subcommittee tries to cover boxing along with pro fessional baseball, football, bas ketball and hockey. "It is highjime Congress need led boxing into taking some ac tion on its own before it be comes necessary for Congess to clean house for them," Keating said in a statement. Boxing Problems Different "... But the abuses within that sport are far different from the problems of the professional team sports, and the two should be considered separately." Rep. Emanuel Cellar (D-N.Y.) Question of Score's Sight Unanswered Cleveland ttJ.R) Doctors once again postponed x-rays of Herb Score's injured eye Satur day and left unanswered for a few more days the question of whether he will regain full vi sion soon. "Score continues to improve," Dr. Don Kelly and Dr. Charles Thomas reported in -their latest medical bulletin Saturday The hemorrhage' ... is steadi ly clearing. There is no longer any swelling around the nose or eye socket," the terse bulletin said. Despite "encouraging recovery reports, ur. I nomas, an eye specialist who was called into the case soon after Score was carried from the field, put off until next week a definite diag nosis of the eye injury. 'We hope that within the ear ly part of next week we will be able to make a more accurate evaluation of the extent of in jury, the doctors said in a joint statement. Since last Tuesday, when the 23-year-old Cleveland Indians star was felled by Gil McDou gald's line drive, there has been nagging fear that Score's vi sion might be impaired enough to bring a halt to his career. chairman of the House Judiciary Committee and its anti-trust sub committee, has scheduled hear ings beginning June 3 on vari ous bills dealing with anti-trust aspects of professional sports. Keating said addition of box ing to the list was "distinctly contrary" to committee action earlier this week. He said it had been agreed to take up "solely" bills dealing with the other four sports. WU NETTERS WIN Portland k'J.R) Willamette defeated Portland, 4-3 here Fri day in a non-conference tennis match. WE THE ON QUALITY! SERVICE Wi ara always competitive, always fair in eur dealings ... and handle a quality product. Wa are not subsidized by any one but ourself therefore, wa must make a profit to stay in busi ness and be of service to you and eur community. A car that cannot be sold for a reasonable profit is not a quality product and does not deserve your serious consideration. Buy a quality car from a quality dealer. TOVtl A1WATS WELCOMI AT TOW OLDSMOBILE QUALITY DIALirS -V- DARRELL MILLER COMPANY 415 S. RIVERSIDE Phone SP 2-6209 UO Frosh Divide With OSC Rooks Eugene iOJ.R) The Oregon Frosh track team downed the Oregon State Rooks, 93-37, here Friday. While the Ducklings were wal loping the Beaver Babes on the Hayward Field track, the Rook baseball team was pounding out an 8-6 victory over the Frosh at adjacent Howe Field. Lake of Woods, Hyatt- Lake Roads Readied for Use Opening of the Butte Falls road to Lake of the Woods and the grading of two routes into Hyatt lake were reported last week. The Rogue River relational for est office here said that the Butte Falls route via Fish lake to Lake of the Woods was open and that the barricade at Fish lake was down. While the Dead Indian road to Lake of the Woods is closed by snow in Klamath county, travel is possible from Dead wood by way of Bij Elk guard station and Fish lake to Lake of the Woods. The county road department has graded the two accesses to Hyatt lake, one from the Dead Indian road and the other from Gieen Springs hghway (Route 66). Store and coffee shop at Hy att lake are not open and boats and cabins and tenthouses are available for rent. Mr. and Mrs John D. Bowman are resort pro prietors for the second year. They said that the lake is full A good number of catfish, a few crappies and some bass are being caught now. Klamath Falls St. Mary's of Medford, Jackson County champion, won the District 5B track and field meet here Sat urday, gaining nine berths in the state battle next week end at Springfield. St. Mary's recorded 116 points to 91 by Malin, 48 by Jackson ville and 44 by Chiloquin. Other totals were Bonanza 40, Rogue River 30, Talent 20, Gilchrist 16. Bly 16 and Paisley 11. Jim . Darland paced the Cru saders of Medford " with first places in high and low hurdles and broad jump. He anchored SM's relay victory. Other mem bers of the relay team wore Dick Hayes, Dave Espey and Terry Cooper. Hayes was victor in the 100-yard dash and second in the 220. Espey won the quarter mile and Cooper the javelin. Jer ry Kerr was second for St. Mary's" in the half-mile. Among other Jackson county qualifiers for state Phil Combs, Talent, was first in the 220 and , second in the 100. Marion Dow-; ell, Jacksonville, was second in ! the high jump and the Jackson- j ville relayers also made the 1 Springfield eligible list with sec ond spot. Members were Car riere, Branson, Smith and Dris kell. Lawrence Wagner qualified for Rogue River with second in j the mile. j Malin got eight state . spots, j Chiloquin and Bonanza each two OTI Track Team Whips SO Raiders Ashland Oregon Technical institute bounced Southern Ore gon college 84 to 46 Friday in a dual track meet. The Techmen won 11 first places in the 15 events, taking all the races and sweeping the high and low hurdles. Dave Lockard set a new school record of 133 feet 5,i inches in the discuss for the top South ern Oregon performance. Jim King won the mile and two-mile for Oregon Tech, Bob Brown the 100 and 220-yard sprints and Dick Hocevar the two hurdle races. ' ' The SO Raiders were with out the services of several top trackmen, including Richard Gustafson, miler, Millard Marsh, broad jumper, and Bill Hollings- worth, pole vaulter and high lumper, who were on the in jured list. ' Pirates Place Hall On Disabled List Pittsburgh (U.R) Pitcher Dick Hall was placed on the dis abled list by the Pittsburgh Pi rates Saturday because of a chromic soreness in his arm. Hall pitched 5 2-3 innings this season, giving up nine hits and seven earned runs. Four of the hits off him were homers. WILLAMETTE DIRECTOR Salem (U.R) Willamette de feated Oregon College of Educa tion, 86', i-44 V2, here Friday in a non-conference track and field meet. Individual star of the meet; however, was OCE's John ny Carpenter who won four events and took a second in an other to score half of the Wolves' total points. Carpenter triumph ed in the high and low hurdles, and broad jump and the 220 and ran second in the 100. RESULTS: Mile King O: Pruyn O; Clark S. 5:01.4. 440 run WiUiam O; Pekola O; Wei ler S. ::55.9. 100 dash Brown O: C. Baker S Hocevar O: :10.2. High hurdles Hocevar O; Dimler O; Huckins O. :17.1. 880 run Owens O; Pitts S; Mor rison O. 2:09.7. 220 dash Brown O; Williams O; Baker S. :23.4. 2-Mile King O; Peterson S; Big- nam o.. 11:03.4. Low hurdles Hocevar O; Dimler O; Huckins O. :25.7. Shot put Wilson O; Stewart S; Fasteen O. 43-7. high jump Fuller O; Dimler O and Livinston S. 5-10. Javelin Lewis S; Christean S; Fas teen O. 181-7 2. Pole vault Schmidt S; .Livingston S. 10 ft. Broad jump Weller S; Flora S; Slater O. 20-6'j. Discus Lockhard S; Fasteen O; Michenham. 135-5 'i. Relay Oregon Tech. 3:54.- I Pioneers Cut Coyote Edge BY UNITED PRESS College of Idaho had its lead in the Northwest conference baseball standings narrowed Fri day when the Coyotes dropped a 5-4 ball game to Lewis and Clark, while Willamette's second-place Bearcats were taking Pacific, 5-4, in 11 innings. 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MU 2-8552 Stars Stop Solons, 6-3 Hollywood U.R Fred Waters went the distance and gave up. nine hits Saturday as the Hollywood Stars downed the Saciamento Solons, 6-3, in a Pa cific Coast league baseball game at Filmore field. Waters extended' his season record to 2-0 as the Stars bomb ed out three Sacramento moundsmen. Solon starter Cloyd Boyer (1-3) took the loss. A crowd of 1,611 fans saw the contest. Skies were threat ening throughout the game but no rain fell. The victory gave Hollywood a 4-1 series edge over the Solons. Sacramento got off to a fast start, scoring two runs in the first frame. Bob Heist and Har ry Bright came in on a single by Russ Rosburg, which was bobbled by twink left fielder Dick Stuart. In the bottom of the first, Hol lywood came back to register four tallies. R. C. Stevens sin gled in Dick Smith and Stuart scored spook Jacobs on another single. Bill Hall slammed a long double to bring in both Smith and Stuart. LINESCORSr" Sacramento .. 200 001 000 3 9 2 Hollywood .... 400 110 OOx 6 10 1 Boyer, Greene (2). Watkins (7) and Mangan; Waters and Hall. Beverly Hanson Breaks Links Record with 67 Gatlinburg, Tenn. (U.R) Californian . Beverly Hanson needed only 24 putts Saturday for a record-breaking six-under par 67 for a commanding five stroke lead after 54 holes in the S7.500 Gatlinburg women's open golf tournament. The pony-tailed blonde, whose 54-hole total now stands at even- par 219, dropped five straight 15 footers or better on the back nine to come in five strokes ahead of Mickey Wright, anoth er par-bettering Californian." Anderson Leads UO Track Win Pullman, Wash. (U.R) Oregon's versatile sophomore Steve Anderson, tallied 16 points to lead the Ducks to their fourtn straight Northern division track championship in meet which saw four records' fall Saturday. 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