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o Comets Csp 3-Way Cinder Eaele Point Crater high collected six individual first places and utilized its depth for other points to win a three-way track meet here yesterday. The Comets scored 72'2 points, Phoenix 45 and Ele Point 32V2. Wayne Christian, the only! triple victor, got all of Eagle Point's first places. He won the shotput, the javelin and the discus. Double winner was Ker man Bennett, Crater, -who captured both dashes. Crater's relay crew won and the other Comet victors were Nathan Parrish in the mile, Lee Gossett in the low hurdles and John Burns and Michaels (tied) in the high jump. , - - Phoenix took five first spots. They were Bill Dillree in the high hurdles, Charles Swingle in the quarter-mile, PROTHRO SPEAKS Seattle OP) Tommy Proth ro, head football coach at Oregon State college, and Joh Wooden, basketball mentor at UCLA will be fea tured speakers at the 12th annual Washington State Coaches clinic here Aug.. 18 23. The annual East-West All Star prep football garri in the University of Washington stadium will climax the meeting. Only 7 Moving Parts In the Engine Up to 35 Miles Per Gallon Front Wheel Drive COMPARE k Roominess if Economy k Initial Cost Looks Keith Schulz Garage 116 N. Front Ph. SP 2-4756 3:- S (J III SEE THE Ma7 SEASON SflWlIll YARDS -.-.'.-' ROADS and PARKING AREAS Locally Owned and Operated Permanently Located Here to Stand Behind Our Gurantees and Maintenance TTo QBo LFLLCDIBIE 1 PHONE Encounter Fred Finser in the f$ro9& jump, Jim Stout in the jiole vault' and Gry Simmonds In gje half-mile. RES L'LTS 1 High hurdies Diltt. P; t7, C; Hamilton, P; Martin, C. :15.7 100 Bennett, C; Cutting. C; Lumley, P; KiirA C. :10i$. P: 'Moore, E 4:55.5. Tinman. E: Parser. C. :5.ai n, ; parser, c a Broad jump Favtmger. F: hc Clure, E; Warner, C; C. Wood. X. 18-1 i. Sho pBt Christian. Z: William son, C; Huffman, E; MarJln, C. 7-T. Low hurdles Gossitt. C; Hamil. ton P; McClure. E; Marn. C. :1 6. High jump Burr and Michael, C. tied first; Dy, C; Hamilton, P. 5-8. Poie vault Stout, P: Huffman. I. and Burtos. C, tied second; Waller, C. 10-6. 220 Bennett. C: S-inla. P; Tur ner. E; Lumley. P. 3.1. Javelin Christian. E; Burns, C; Korth P; Burton. C. 17-',i. Relay Crater (Btnaatt. H. Wrds, Cutting, Kimi; Fhoexus. 1 :39 6. Discus Christian, E: Cote, C; Davis, C: Martin. C. 1:42 J. 80 Simmonds. P; Burns. C; Charters. E; Campbell, P. i:0S . Pancho Vies In Pro Met Tournament r Cleveland, Ohio HP) Si time champion Pancho Gon zales and two California con tenders, Tony Trabert and colorful Pancho Sgura, play tonight in the quarter-finals of the $15,000 World's Pro fesional tournament here. - Lew Hoad of Australia Thursday night won in a top seeded match over I'rank Parker of Chicago, 7-5, 6-2, 6-4. Hoad is idle until the mi finals Saturday night. Gonzales will play Ar mando Vierira, former Bra zilian cup star. Vierira easijy outdistanced New York's Bob Ryland, first Negro to torn pete in a professional tennis tournament, 6-0, in single set match. "Trabert, formerly of Cin cinnati but now living in Los Angeles, will play Bobby Riggs of New York City. Se gura will play Al Doyle of New York. In other preliminary rounds Parker advanced to the Hoad match by winning, 6-3, over Frank Kovacs of San Fran cisco, and Doyle beat - Fred Parry of Miami, former Brit ish Davis Cupper, 6-3. MdDTTIKCIE! WE HAVE STARTED OUR SP 2-6687 Fuentes Billed For Phil Moyer Portland w Promoter tammy Moyer said today that amon Fuentes of Los An-' gele had been signed to re place Randy Sandy in a 10 t ound bout against Phil Moyer here nest Tuesday. The promoter said Sandy had re-injured his left wrist and would not be able to fight for some time. Comet JV Scores Nod Central Point Crater high won its second Junior varsity baseball game against Ash land yesterday, downing the Grizzlies here 9 to 8. Ashland almost overtook the Comets in the seventh in ning, scoring four runs on two bases on balls, a hit bat ter, an error and a single by Skuntrich. The Comets gained four of their runs in the fourth in ning on hits by Loyal Higin- botham and Doug Pfaff, a walk, a hit batter, a fielder's option, a stolen base and a miscue. Three others crossed in the sixth on two walks, a wild pitch, a fielder's option and Ken Wald's single. The Grizzlies got a three- run hop in the first inning when Tom Doster doubled and Steve Harris homered. LIXESCOKX: Ashland 300 001 48 8 3 Ciater 100 423 x S 6 4 Johnson, Dickerson (6) and Da vis. McG (4); Hijinbotham and Wald. Palmer Has Golf Lead Fort Worth, Tex. (If) Ar nold Palmer, Latrobe, Pa., the Masters champion who proved a master of Colonial Country Club's torturous par with a record-equalling 34-31-65, packed a comfortable three stroke lead into the second round of the $5,000 Colonial National Invitation Golf tour nament today. Stan Leonard, the Canadian who sacked up the $10,000 top money in last week end's Tournament of Champions, was a' member of a threesome bracketed only three strokes back of the fast-charging Pal mer. Others in the close-pursuit bracket were Tommy Bolt of Paradise, Fla., and Lloyd Mangrum of Apple Val ley, Calif. ' and Emm) MEDFORD. OREGON Corey Gets Grid Post At Ashland Ashland Varney A. Corey has been appointed head foot ball coach at Ashland High school. He will begin duties next fall, succeeding Al Simpson, who resigned to take a post at Cottage Grove. Corey. 32, has been coach ing at Grays Harbor Junior college, Aberdeen, Wash. He attended Grays Harbor and Central Washington college and holds a master's degree from University of Oregon. He has coached in the public schools at Aberdeen and at Baker, Ore. While at Univer sity of Oregon he was assist ant coach of "freshman foot ball. . .. The new Ashland mentor will teach social studies and will assist in basketball and in spring sports. Medfo: SIPdDIffiTrS Terzenbach Fires 2S8 Max Terzenbach led Med ford Rifle and Pistol club pistol rivalry this week with an almost phenominal score of 288 out of a possible 300 in slow, timed and rapid fire. His score exceeds that of state champion Jimmy Min nick, posted at the state title match on March 29, and the civilian national champion Gertrude Backstrom's score of the same date. This makes him a leading candidate for the national team for the in ternational matches in Mos cow, Russia next August. Closest to him was Roy Hew itt, 18 points behind with 270. Other scores: Hugh Wright 262, Hugh McGinty 256, Fred Welch 249, Jack Burns 244, Joe Rinard 231, Bernice Hew itt - 224, Ding , Copinger 224, Larry Dawson 220, Verne Athanas 209, Don Smith 201, Earl Courtney 196, Warren Poling 192, Guy Payne 174, Clair Howell 169, Rolland Holbrook 156. There will be a sectional pistol championship next Sun day, May 4, starting at 8 a.m. in the Ashland armory. 7 Camp White Baseball Nine Schedules Play Camp White semi-pro base ball nine will practice at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Medford high diamond and will play a practice contest on Sunday at Butte Falls. Kegling Leaders Remain Same San Francisco (IP) Lead ers remained unchanged to day in the Women's Interna tional Bowling Congress tour nament. Play this week end will feature the Colonial Broach Team of Detroit, last year's champion. Star of the team is Anita Cantaline, for mer woman's match game champion. , Monday, the women's con gress open a two-day meeting at which the host city for the 1960 tournament will be chosen. Next year's tourna ment will be held at Buffalo. Tribune Butte Falls Tips Talent In B Loop Butte Falls Butte Falls took over temporary lone lead in the Jackson County B league baseball campaign yes terday by drubbing Talent here 15 to 6. Prospect played at Jackson ville this afternoon with the winner to join Butte Falls at the head of the circuit. The four members of the loop had all been tied in the standings. A five-run first canto and a four-run fourth helped the Loggers to their Thursday verdict. Butte Falls socked 13 hits and all but one regular sock ed a safety. Fourteen Loggers got into the game. Dale Hawkins and Larry Cavin hit two for three and Jim Irwin, David Baker, and Raymond Abbott two for three. Jerry Ferguson hit a line single with the bases loaded in the fourth inning and the swat got by the outfielder to ac count for the' four runs. Bill Snyder tripled for Tal ent and John Butler got two hits. - Baker, tossing 3 13 frames for BF gave up three hits, fanned two and walked four batters. Jim Irwin threw the other 3 23 and was tagged for three safeties. He struck out three and gave three bases bases on balls. LINESCORE: Talent 020 200 1 10 Butte Falls ... 503 412 x 15 13 2 King and M. Jacobs; Baker, Ir win (4) and Conley. Prep Star Fray Slated Eugene (IP) The Eugene Active Club said today it would sponsor an Oregon high school all-slar baseball game here June 21 with 14 players from the Portland Metropolitan area to meet a team of 14 players from elsewhere' in the state. PILOT NETTERS WIN Portland (IP) University of Portland defeated Willam ette 7-0 in tennis Thursday to run its season's mark to 13 wins and two defeats. REED VICTOR Portland (UV Reed college blanked Oregon College of Education 7-0 in tennis Thursday. 7,100 Turn Out At Horse Races Portland OP) '-A crowd of 7,100 turned out Thursday night for the opening of the horse racing season at Port land Meadows and saw Come On Boy win the $1,200 in augural Handicap. It paid $5, $3 and $2.70. BOWLING. . . EMPIRE LEAGUE - . - Standings: W. L. Jewel House 36 24 Winnie's Style Salon .... 33 27 Virginia's Big Y Beauty 33 27 Hillyer Oil Co. 32 28 Western Thrift .. 31 29 NuWay Cleaners, 30 30 Skinner's Buick 30 30 West Main Rent All 29 31 The Village Dairy Smith 27 'i 31',4 Hoppe's Florist 17 Vi 42',i Hiilta- Dairy Smith 3V (Helen Try 179- 472 )130i; SKinners ,st iiwajuoc .TanTPn 164-428) 1179. NuWay 2 (Vrginia Wilson 188- 473) 1281; west Main z tworma Larson 160-464) 1331. Hillver 4 (Dot Edwards 165-466) 1306r Hoppe's 0 (Shirley Daigle 171-453) 1169. Winnie's 3 (Jackie Wilson 158 466) 1306; Virginia's 1 (Thelma Shmelton 157-431, Bernice Hazlett 164-431) 1281. Western Thrift 0 (Edith Dickin son 163-1147; Jewel House 4 (Judy Barnum 154-432) 1286. Virginia Wilson hieh same 186, high series 473; Helen Frye high heries with handicap, 580. Split conversions, Irene Karra 5-7; Maxine Janzen 4-10; Dot Ed wards 5-6-10, Lee Neely 5-7, Ruby Edmonds 3-10; Jackie Wilson 4-7-9; Ann Rodgers; Thelma Shelton 5-6-10; Helen Poulson 3-10, 5-4-7; Lucy Turner 2-7. Last Place Only 2 Tussles Place in PC League By GENE BRYANT United Press Sports Writer Two well-pitched games h i g h-lighted Pacific Coast league play Thursday night but an afternoon of fence busting at Salt Lake City went against the trend as the Bees erupted for 19 hits and the same number of runs to bury Vancouver, 19-5. Bud Watkins had a no-hitter going for seven and two thirds innings at Sacramento where the Solons won their first home game of the season, defeating Portland 2-0. At San Diego, Dom Zanni of Phoenix allowed the Padres only five hits as the Giants evened the series with another 2-0 victory. Seattle edged Spo kane, 5-4, to take a 2-1 series lead over the Indians. Portland Leads League Thursday night's action left Portland in first place, a half game in front of Vancouver, but the league tightened up enough to leave last-place Sacramento only two games off the pace.. Salt Lake made up for the general lack of hitting as the Bees collected their second victory over the Mounties in two days. Vancouver had beaten Salt Lake five straight times before Wednesday's de feat and the disaster yester day. Willie Melendez and Jim McDaniel, who now has hit six for six in the past two games, homered for the win ners. McDaniel had two homers in Wednesday's win. Don Kildoo picked up the victory after replacing start er Joe Trimble, who departed in the third because of a knee injury. The Bees had amassed a 12-man lead when Kildoo made his appearance. Watkins Has Three. Hit Came Bob. Bprkowski singled to left with two out in the seventh to spoil Watkins' no hitter for Sacramento. Port land could manage only two more safeties off Watkins as the Solon pitcher picked up the first shutout of the year for the winners. Starter John Buzhardt of Portland also pitched well be fore being taken out for a pinch-hitter in the eighth. He was charged with the loss. At San Diego, Zanni was in control throughout, using an wherever it leads you SUCC pleasure awaits you One of the advantages of being a 7 Crown drinker is that you can always be sure of your pleasure, any place you go. For the unequalled popularity of this great American whiskey is such that wherever the finest is served, 7 Crown is sure to be part of the scene! Say SeagCCUtfe and be SUCC QlTTHE.IUlSXlsri FINEST AMERICAN. WHISKEY Solons excellent change of pace to square the series at 2-2. Padre pitcher Gary Bell allowed only seven hits and struck out 11 batters but the Giants scored single runs in the first and second innings for the vic tory. Seattle scored three runs in the top of the ninth at Spo kane to even the Raimers' record at 7-7. The Indians came back with two runs of their own in the bottom of the final inning but couldn't put across the tieing markjer. LIXESCOXES: Vancouver ..OOO 010 022 5 6 3 Salt Lake ....309 004 12x 19 19 0 Paliea, Jordan (3), Ceccarelli (7) and Patton, Russell (8); Trimble, Kildoo (4) and Hall. Seattle 000 010 103.-5 14 2 Spokane 200 000 0024 10 1 Kutyna. Davis (7 ft Fowler (9) and Orteig; Jansce, Walz (7), George (9), Patrick (9) and Bottler. Portland 000 000 000 0 3 1 Sacramento ..100 010 OOx 2 7 2 Buxhardt, Bauer (8) and Tornay; Watkins and Roselli. Phoenix 110 000 0002 8 1 San Diego 000 000 000 0 5 2 Zanni and Haller; Bell and Jones. Eddie Machen, Zora Folley Top Ring Mag List New York OPI Eddie Ma chen and Zora Folley, who fought to a 12-round draw in San Francisco last month, to day shared the No. 1 ranking among the heavyweight con tenders in the latest Ring Magazine ratings. It marked the first time in the history of the monthly ratings that two fighters were rated on a par. Machen was No. 1 and Folley was ranked second before their fight. In the light heavyweight division, Jesse Bowdry of St. Louis cracked the top 10 for the first time on the strength of his unanimous decision over Clarence Hinnant at Chicago Wednesday night. Bowdry took over Hinnant's No. 8 spot while Hinnant slipped to ninth place. ALTENHOFEN PACES . Pprtland OP) Vince Alten hofen shot a 67 Thursday to lead University of Portland's strong golf team to a 17-1 vic tory over Washington State. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, SJears Top Levisfon By UNITED PRESS It finally happened twice. Yakima won its first North west league game of the young season Thursday night and Lewiston dropped its first as the Bears topped the Broncos 6-1. The defeat threw Lewiston into a two-way tie for top spot with Tri-City which edged Eugene 3-2. Ted Tappe belted a two run homer in the first for Yakima and the Bears were never headed as veteran Bob Roberts hurled 3-hit ball and fanned seven while walking but one. Bill Eastburn smashed a two-run homer in the third inning to give Eugene an early lead but Tri-City came back with three unearned runs in the seventh and eighth frames to win. Two in Seventh The Braves got two mark ers in the seventh on two walks, a bunt single and a UlPii OR RijiCOMCRETEC9l j Deli,e,eJ Sf 2-5271 248 E.McANDREWS RP.jl .SUGRAU-OISTIUERS COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. BLENDED WHISKEY. 85 PROOF. 65 6RAII HEUTMl SPIRIT! Oregon, Friday, May 2, 1958 13 LINFIELD UNMARRED McMinnville HH Li2 field remained unbeaten in tennis Thursday by defeating Lewis and Clark 5-2. McLeod ThrowS No-Hit Victory Portland OP) ThatcheV McLeod, knocked out of t6e box a day before by Parkrose, pitched a no-hit, no-run game for Central Catholic Thursday as the Rams blanked Greshara 2-0 in seven innings. two-run throwing error. They iced it in the eighth on Bob Koski's double, an error and a sacrifice fly. -i Wenatchee nicked Salem 4-3 with one run in the bog? torn of the ninth. Hal BivenS led off with a walk, stole sec" ond and came around when catcher Lou Boullon dropped a Texas league single in short left center. The teams switch opponents tonight with Eugene at LewiS ton, Salem at Yakima and Wenatchee at Tri-City. . ' D LEVELING II RENT Seven A Crown $Ai5 M Qt.t Code No. I 265B $990 ; fcPint I UM1EO WHISHtl Code No. S535t f
