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V Lee Ragsdale Will Attend PE Session Lee V. Ragsdale, supervisor of physical education in the Med ford. city schools, will leave Wednesday for New York City and Washington, D. C. He is due in Washington on Sunday to begin a training ses sion for physical education presidents-elect from all states of the nation. Ragsdale will take ever in November as president of the Oregon Association for Health. Physical Education and Recreation. In New York he will visit a brother, Duane. Following the training in the naton's capital, Ragsdale will go to University of Oregon for a four week's curriculum work shop. - At least two Medford High school head coaches. Basketball Mentor Frank Roelandt, and Baseball Tutor John Kovenz, will be in Eugene this week for session of the University of Ore gon coaching clinic. Basketball and baseball classes are on Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday. Bob Newland, Medford track mentor who resigned to become vice principal at new North Eu gene High, may take over the latter sessions of track at the U of O clinic since Bill Bower man, in charge of the cinder classes, is due to leave Tuesday for the National Collegiate Ath letic associatoin meet at Austin, Tex. Bob and Mrs. Newland were to be house hunting today in Eugene. Fred Spiegelberg, Tornado head football coach, has left with his wife and son, Scott, for Walla Walla. Wash., where they will spend much of the sum mer. Spiegelberg will go to Port land in August as chief tutor for the State team for the Ore gon Shrine all-star football gamg. Paul Evensen, Medford foot ball line coach, Mrs. Evensen and daughter, Paula, will leave Monday for Anoka, Minn., to visit Mrs. Evensen's parents. They will be gone two weeks. Mr. Evensen's mother, Mrs. Torborg Evensen, San Francisco, Is to return to her home today after a visit of two weeks here. ;jJliiuw.pjjj,JJ jjiukw., 4 jiiinii niiijjjjHiji.jwiPMi.u ij w ii '"mm in If "SfAU ' f I HONORING FIRST AMERICAN to break four-minute mile. Col. Hans Lagerloef trophy is awarded to Don Bow den, University of California, at New York ceremony. He took event in 3 minutes 58.7 seconds in amateur athletic meet at Stockton, CaL (International Soundphoto) iSPORTSf 1 1 League Leaders PIRATES REINSTATE HALL Pittsburgh. HP) The Pitts burgh Pirates reinstated Diclf Hall to the active list Saturday and optioned Lauren Pepper to their Hollywood farm club of the Pacific Coast league. Both are right-handed pitchers. 5 Visit PSgL Elzy Kees . Room 200 Post Office tnlist now (or 2-3 or 4 years. Sponsored by tig "Y" Jiffy Car Wash 2054 N. Pacific HiWay Bend Hosts State Trap Tournament Bend will be the congregating point next week end for Ore gon's shotgunners. The Oregon state shoot of the Pacific International Trapshoot ing association is to be at the Bend Tarp club with events Thursday through Sunday, June 13 through 16. Medford Gun club is expected to have a large representation in the central Oregon community. One member of the Medford club, Larry Horn, Grants Pass resident, is a defending champ. He took the state handicap in 1956. 900 Targets Events at the tourney will offer shooters firing the com plete program a total of 900 targets. Opening day activities will be warm-up contests but still regis tered. The Bend 100 will be fired at 16 yards and the Red mond handicap is scheduled. Oregon class ch;impions and dou bles titlist will be determined oxi Friday. First half of the state singles championship will be shot on Saturday when the Bend handicap is also set (as of Friday) Bv UNITED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE riaver & club G. AB R. Musial. St. L. .. 44 181 25 Hodeos. Bkn. 44 171 24 Fondy. Pgh 40 164 21 Groat. Pgh 32 128 16 Robinson. Cin, .. 45 190 37 AMERICAN LEAGUE Williams. Bos 43 148 Mantle. NY 46 155 Fox. Chi. 45 172 Dmaestri. K C. 46 138 Lemon. Wash. .. 48 82 Pet. .359 .3. .354 .352 .342 .385 ,3KB .366 .31!) .313 Pep Pili Charge to be Investigated New York IP The Ameri can College of Sports Medicine voted Saturday to investigate "rumors" that amateur and pro fessional athletes have been us ing tranquilizers and stmulant drugst o improve their perform ances. The college, at a special ses sion during its two-day fourth annual meeting, decided to set up a committee to investigate the problem. The action was taken as a re sult of charges made at the American Medical association meeting here this week that ath letes, both professional and am ateur and including school chil dren, have used "pep pills" to win sports events. It was hinted at an AMA meet ing that the four-minute mile was achieved by runners pep ped up with Ampethamine, known also Benzedrine or "ben ny." The AMA ordered an investi gation of the charges, but the College of Sports Medicine said its members thought they were best qualified to make such an inqury. Baseball Scores Home Runs National league Aaron. Braves 13; Moon. Cards 1; Snider, Dodcers; Mu sial Cards; Bailey. Fedlegs; Mays, Giants, and Sauer, Giants, all 10. American league Mantle. Yanks 14; Williams, Red Sox 12; Zernial. Arth letics 11; Sievers. Senators It; Skizas, Athletics 8; Skowron. Yanks 8. Runs Batted In National league Musial. Cards 40; Aaron. Braves 38; Hoak. Redlegs 33; Ftirillo. Dodgers 33; Robinson. Redlegs 32: Bell. Rerilrgs 32. American league Sievers. Senators 3fi; Skowron. Yanks 33; Mantle Yanks 33, Minoso. White Sox 33: Jensen. Red Sox 30; Wertz, Indians 30. Pitrhtnic Sanfnrd. Phils 7-1; Acker. Redlegs fi-1; Shantz. Yanks 6-1; Donovan. White Sox 5-1; Bunning. Tigers 5-1. Harvey Ward Loses Status As Amateur Chicago W Two-time U.S. Amateur golf champion Harvey Ward Jr. no longer is an ama teur and the United States Golf association said it all was a mat ter of "misinterpretation of the rules." Cary Fires 70 Golf Day Toledo. Ohio (TP) Cary Middlecoff defending U.S. open champion, gave thousands of golfers a run for their money Saturday by carding an even par 70 at the Inverness Country club in the sixth annual National Golf day tournament. Male golfers throughout the country, given their full club or established handicaps, played against Middlecoff at the local course for "I Beat the Open Champ" Medals. The event, sponsored annually by the Professional Golfers As sociation, has raised close to $350,000 for golf charities in the past five years. Middlecoff shot one birdie, one bogie and 16 pars in the cool and windy weather to better his Fri day practice round by five strok es. A short chip shot spolied an other birdie on the 18th green. FRIDAY'S RESULTS Pacitic Coabt Leapue Seattle 2-2. Los Angeles 0-1 (2nd game 10 innings - Vancouver 5. Portland 4 Sacramento 5, San Diego 3 Hollywood 6. San Francisco 5 National League Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati 3 (night) St. Louis 5, N.Y. 3 t night. 11 in- ninjrsi Philadelphia 1. Chicago 0 Milwaukee 5. Pittsburgh 0 American League Baltimore 3. Chicago 2 (night. 11 in nincs Detroit 6, New York 3 (night) Washington 11, Cleveland 7 might) Kansas City 6. Boston 3 (night Northwest League Eugene 5. Yakima 3 Salem 5. Tri-Citv 4 (first) Salem 16. Tri-City 4 (second) Lewiston at Wenatchee, ppd.. rain International Leacue Rochester 4, Miami 2 Columbus 6. Toronto 2 Havana 5-0. Buffalo 0-4 Sunday, June 9, 1S57 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN SUNDAY'S GAMES National League Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2) St. Louis at New York (2i Chicago at Philadelphia (2) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh (2) American League Baltimore at Chicago 2) Washington at Cleveland (2) Boston at Kansas City New York at Detroit Italy Race To Figure In U.S. Title The USGA executive commit- secona nan 01 wie singles win iee rrmay slapped a one-year be fired on Sunday. The state handicap on .Sunday will end the tournament. Hollywood Blanks Seals Hollywood Wl Pitcher Ben ; nie Daniels hurled a five-hitter i and got a single Saturday as ! Hollywood blanked San Fran ; Cisco. 2 to 0, in a Pacific Coast League afternoon game. It was the Stars' third con secutive win in the series, giv ing them a 3-2 edge, after losing the first two games. Daniels, who hung up his seventh victory against two failures, walked only one and struck out four. R. W. i Smith, first of the two Seals : pitchers, lost for 3-5. Daniels was in complete con trol all the way, giving up four hits in the first seven innnings. ' two of them to Kiely. I.INESCORES: San Francisco 000 000 000 0 3 2 Hollywood 020 000 OOx 2 8 0 R W. Smith Kiely 2. and Tornay; Daniels and Naton. probation on the San Francisco golfer. It said he "had violated his amateur status" and "no longer was considered an ama teur." Ward was with the committee when the decision was announc ed. He murmured "I feel ter rible about this whole thing" and "I didn't realize I did any wrong " and then walked out. Four-Year Period Yanks Gain Finals in International Tourney Noordwijk, The Netherlands. HP Hugh Stewart of Pasa dena. Calif., and Sid Schwartz of New York gained the men's sin gles semi-finals Saturday at Noordwijk's International ten nis championships with five-set triumphs over Australian oppon ents. Stewart defeated Mervin Rose, 2-6. 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. 6-3. while Schwartz ousted Don Candy, 7-5, 6-4. 3-6, 7-9, 6-5. Darlene Hard of Montebello. Calif., and Rose won the mixed doubles crown by defeating Dor othy Head Knode of Forest Hills, N.Y., and Stewart, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. Sfablemate of Swaps Wins Argonaut Mile Inglcwood. Calif. OR Ter- The USGA contended Ward rang, who on his best days can "violated his amateur status" by accepting expenses "incident to participation" for a four-year pe riod beginning with the British Amateur in May, 1952, and end ing with the Colonial tourna ment in Fort Worth, Tex., on May 6, 1956. Ward would be eligible for reinstatement, if the USGA thought such action advisable, by May 6, 1958. challenge any horse, staged a wire-to-wire win Saturday in the $53,100 Argonaut mile at Holly wood park in the blazing time of 1:33 45. Terrang, a former stablemate of Swaps, thus raced the mile within three-fifths of a second of the world's record set in this same race last year by Swaps. It was the fastest mile time 'this year in the nation. Milan, Italy (IB The Mon za 500-mile car race, the Euro pean version of the Indianapolis aOO-mile speed classic, will count toward the United States Auto Club's absolute champion ships, it was announced Satur day. In an official communique Italy's Automobile Club also an nounced the final list of the U.S entries but postponed the an nouncement of the list of the re luctant European drivers who were supposed to stage a mass duel against their American rivals on the 4.250 KM (2.640 mile) high-banked Monza track. The list of the U.S. entries in eluded the following: Entries, car makes, starting numbers in that order. Jimmy Bryan. Dean Van Lines Special, 1: Bob Veith, Bob Estes Special, 7: Pat O'Connor, Sumar Special, 12; Eddie Sachs. Greenman Sasle Special, 15: Tony Bei'.in'nausen, Novi Auto motive Air Cond. Special, 27: Ray Crawford, Meguiaras-Mir- ror Glaze, 49; Troy Ruttmann, John Zink Special, 52; Paul Rus- so, Novi Automotive Air-Cond Special, 54: Andy Linden, Mc- Anamare Special, 73; Johnnie Parsons, Aaajanian Special, 98 Reserve drivers: Rodger Ward and Marshal Teague. Michigan On Duck Slate Eugene, Ore. HP) The Uni versity of Michigan Wolverines have been added to the 1960 University of Oregon football schedule, Duck Athletic Direc tor Leo Harris announced here Saturday. Oregon will meet the Michi gan team Sept. 24 at Ann Arbor in the second game between the two schools. The Wolverines de feated the 1948 Webfoots 14 to 0 in Ann Arbor, the only loss suffered by Oregon in that sea son. Harris said. The Michigan game completes the 1960 Oregon schedule. Ore gon is slated to open with Idaho in 1960, and then plays Michi gan, Utah, Southern California, Washington State, Cal., Washing ton, Stanford UCLA and Oregon State on successive weekends. 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At the same time we are assured that there will be greater sports catch in the Delta and in the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers." As amended by the assembly, the Sutton Bill will permit com mercial fishermen, most of whom live in Contra Costa county, to use gill nets for the duration of the current season. But they must be off the river and bays for keeps after Sent 27. IBBOTSON WINS London IP Derek Ibbot son, one of Britain's milers who have been clocked in less than four minutes, ran a 56-second final quarter Saturday to defeat Klaus Richtzenhain of East Germany in the featured mile at the Britishs games. Ibbotson won by 25 yards and was timed in 4:03.2. ROBINSON APPOINTED Hartford, Conn. OP) Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff announced Saturday he's appointed Jackie Robinson, first Negro to play in major league baseball, to the newly-created State Prison board of Parole. JACKSON TRAINS Columbia, N. J. 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