10 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Friday, Msy U, 158
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E3enaon on Top on CircuSt
BY GENE BRYANT
United Press Sports Writer
An unusual thing hap
pened in the Pacific Coast
league Thursday night: Van
couver remained in first place
for the second straight day,
defying what has become a
1958 tradition of each club
taking a crack at the top spot
with the persitence of a Gat
ling Gun barrel.
The Mounties dumped Sac
ramento, 7-1, to make it three
straight over the Solons and
hold onto their one-game lead.
Phoenix took over second
place with the Giants second
come-fronvbehind win over
Portland, 10-8.
In other games, Spokane
edged Salt Lake City, 4-3, and
San Diego shaded Seattle, 3-2.
Vancouver broke the con
test with Sacramento wide
open in the sixth inning, scor
ing four runs on two home
runs and a trio of singles. The
Mounties added two more
tallies in the next inning on
a walk, stolen base, single and
triple.
The Solons scored their
only run in the eighth when
Jim Greengrass scored Carlos
Paula from third with a sac
rifice fly. Paul had opened
the inning with a triple, the
Solon's first hit off Gordin
Sundin, who has now allowed
only one run in his last 18 in
nings on the mound.
Sal Taomina slammed a
two-run homer with two out
in the last of the ninth at
Phoenix to give the Giants
Committee Begins Move
To Cut Down on Number
Of Olympic Participants
Tokyo (Hi The Interna
tional Olympic committee
started a move today to make
the Olympic Games tougher
for individual athletes to
enter.
Avery Brundage, chairman
of the IOC, announced after
Thursday's session that a cut
back was in the works which
already had affected gymn
astics, and possibly would in
volve track, field and swim
ming. The number of persons en
tering gymnastics was cut
from eight to five per team.
Brundage said that the Inter
national' Amateur Swimming
federation was studying a pro
posal for cutting down its
number of entrants also while
the International Amateur
Athletic federation was con
sidering doing the same thing
in track.
Brundage said that four of
the five entrants in gymnas
tics would score.
The IAAF's decision on
track and field would be made
in Stockholm this summer,
Brundage said.
"When interest in the Olym
pic Games is constantly grow
ing, we must place a limit
somewhere on the number of
entries," Brundage said.
"Building on Olympic village,
for instance, to house 10,000
athletes would be prohibi
tive." The track and field pro
posal calls for a nation enter
ing only one man in each
event, plus two more if they
met certain standards.
The same swimming events
would be held with a possible
addition of a 400-meter relay
for men and women.
Some sunspots are believed
to be 50,000 miles in diameter.
their third straight over Port
land. A total of nine pitchers
saw action in the nip-and-tuck
struggle in which the lead
changed hands six times.
The score had been tied at
8-8 before Taormina's game
winning blow. Joe Margoneri,
the Giants' fifth hurler for
the night,- set down the vis
itors in order in the top of
the ninth to gain the victory.
Pads Lead Series
At San Diego, Jack Waters
stroked a ninth-inning single
to push across the winning
run for the Padres. The vic
tory gave the Pads a 2-1
series lead.
Larry Raines led off the
final inning with a single,
stole second and went to third
when Solon catcher Dutch
Dotterer threw the ball into
center field. Al Jones then
drew an intentional walk be
fore Waters ended it with his
single. Bill Werle was cred
ited with the victory, his third
against one defeat.
Spokane also scored a last
inning victory. A squeeze
play bunt in the bottom of the
ninth sent in Hisel Patrick
from third to give the Indians
their second straight win
over Salt Lake, sending a
large crowd of 6,648 fans
home happy.
The home club had tied the
game at 3-3 with a single run
in the eighth before the game
winning bunt. Patrick was
credited with the victory.
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Fricano and Dotterer; Werle and
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Vancouver .. 010 004 20x 7 12 O
Stanka. Mesa (6), Coen (8) and
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Portland 301 000 130 8 13 1
Phoenix .... 000 220 312 10 16 2
Lary, Henry (5). Bell (7), Jansen
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Salt Lake 100 100 1003 11 1
Spokane 002 000 011 10 1
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Unauthorized Car Racing
Forbidden on SOT A Strip
Any and all unsanctioned
drag racing on the drag strip
operated by Southern Oregon
Timing association at Camp
White is illegal and any of-
Club Toga
Qualifying
Underway
Qualifying play for the
Rogue Valley Country club
men's club championship golf
tourney will open on Satur
day, May 17, and will con
clude on June 5.
Matches are to begin on
Tune 7.
Harry Millette is defending
titlist. He trimmed Jim Shel
don 3 and 2 irrthe 1957 finale.
Sheldon is chairman of the
tourney this year but is un
able to play because of auto
accident injuries. Millette will
vie Sunday in the Oregon
Golf association champion of
champions tourney at Salem.
The championship flight
will open with 32 players.
Matches in the champ and
first flights will be played at
scratch with other flights us
ing handicaps.
Indianapolis
Time Trial
Runs Slated
Indianapolis, Ind. (IB At
least half a dozen of the na
tion's most daring drivers
were poised today to shatter
the qualification records for
the 500-mile Memorial Day
speedway auto race.
The 33-car field for the
42nd annual "500," with a
jackpot of more than $300,00
at stake, will be weeded out
in two weeK enas. of time
trials, beginning Saturday.
The long-range weather
forecast indicated conditions
might be "just right" for rec
ord - breaking runs at the
"brickyard." At least, most
seasoned observers predicted
the records by the 1956 pole-
sitter and race winner, Pat
Flaherty, of 146.055 and
145.596 miles an hour for one
and four laps, respectively,
will go by the boards barring
adverse weather conditions.
Bowling
ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE
Standings: . W. L.
Larry's Rich Maid 46 22
Jack's Drive Up 422 25',.
Darrell Miller Co. 40 28
First National Bank 39 29
Harry & David 35 33
State Forest Patrol 35 33
Oak Grove Furniture 33 35
Fortune Gassers 302 37 Vx
Pickell's Real Estate 26 42
Piggly Wiggly 15 53
Results:
Oak Grove (forfeit); Rich Maid
4 (Peterson 561) 2764
Pickell's 1 (Kreer 497) 2586;
Harry & David 3 (Amaro 437) 2642
Jack's 4 (Hunter 576) 2854; FN
Bank 0 (Carlson 496) 2699
Fortune Gassers 3 (Bolls 476)
2710; Miller Co. 1 (Fischer 464)
2681.
Piggly Wiggly 0 (McKeen 440)
2515; Forest Patrol 4,(Moran 311)
2804. '
Tornado Thinclads
Face Grants Pass
fender will be prosecuted."
This warning was issued to
day by the board of directors
of SOTA as a result of recent
unauthorized races taking
place on the drag strip.
Sanctioned and sponsored
drag races will commence
June 1 and continue there
after on every other Sunday
during June, July and Au
gust. On September 6-7 the
Second Annual Northwest
Gas championships will be
held as the climax to the sea
sons activities..
Notice has . been received
stating that several drag
strips in the northern part of
the state have suspended oper
ations. SOTA officials stated
that this fact coupled with the
general increased activity in
this sport indicates another
very successful year for drag
racing in this area. With this
in mind many major improve
ments are being completed
that will facilitate smoother
operation of the overall pro
gram. "
Fine Clocking System
Recent purchase of addi
tional electronic timing equip
ment provides the SOTA
strip with a clocking system
equal to the best in the na
tion. Now, in addition to being
able to clock vehicles for their
top speed attained at the end
of the one-fourth-mile strip,
this new electronic timer will
indicate the total elapsed time
from start to finish of the race
against the. clock.
A work party will be held
this Saturday and Sunday at
10 a.m. at the Camp White
strip. All members are re
quested to participate. Next
Wednesday,' May 21, a regular
association meeting will be
held at the Medford YMCA.
Southern Oregon Timing
Association is a non-profit
corporation chartered in the
state of Oregon. Anyone de
siring additional information
may address inquiry to P. O,
Box 1581, Medford,. Oregon.
Clifford Creed
In Semifinals
Dallas) Tex. (IP) A rubber
match between a 19-year-old
coed who happens to be the
defending champion and a 47-year-old
one-time school teach
er meet in the semi-final round
of the annual Women's South
ern Amateur golf champion
ship today.
The titlist, who is proceed
ing methodically toward the
finals berth predicted for her,
was Clifford Ann Creed of
Opelousas, La., a sophomore at
Lamar Tech of Beaumont,
Tex.
Her foe in today's 18-hole
round was Mrs. Maurice
Glick, of Baltimore..
. The other half of the semi
finals sent wily Polly Riley,
a Fort Worth, Tex., public re
lations specialist with five
previous ,Southern titles in
her trophy case, against Mrs.
Mary Ann Reynolds, current
Georgia state champ.
Four Southern Oregon con
ference schools engage in dual
meets Saturday to get in their
final competition before the
District 6 A-l engagement
Medford will be host . to
Grants Pass and Crater high
will entertain Klamath Falls
at Central Point. Meets start
at 1:30 pjn.
Grants Pass and Medford
have their first two-way tussle
in a number of years. The
Cavemen of GP with a sizable
collection of contenders for
state honors, will rank as fa
vorite on the Tornado ovaL
Crater is the choice over
Klamath, although the score
could be close.
The Medford team will be
without the services of Roger
Johnson, miler, and Robert
Hamilton, hurdler. Johnson
broke a bone in his foot last
week and Hamilton has been
out some weeks with a badly
pulled leg muscle. Both are
out for the season.
Mike Russell, Tornado quar-
ter-miler, reportedly was
banged up last week end in
a water-skiing spill. But he'll
likely run on Saturday.
6 A-2 Meet
From . Grants Pass. Coach
Russ Werner will bring such
top performers as Glen Win
ningham in the javelin, Fred
Thomas in the high jump,
Mike Sparlin the pole vault,
Mike Rose in the shot put, Jim
Maryott and Chuck Rembert
in the hurdles, Marv Terry in
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miler.
Another Saturday track
meet will be the District 6 A-2
Southern division affair at
Ashland's Southern Oregon
college field. Entrants are
Eagle Point, Phoenix, Rogue
River, Illinois Valley, Glen
dale, Henley and Brookings.
Field events and race prelimi
naries begin at 10 a.m. and
race finals at 1 pan.
In a Wednesday track ses
sion Ashland high defeated
Phoenix 73 to 47 and Cor
vallis 62 to 60. The Grizzlies
of Ashland actually ran
against Phoenix and competed
by radio communication with
Corvallis. ' . . .
On the baseball front Kla
math Falls and Medford junior
varsities mix here on Saturday.
Aussies Run In Coliseum
' Los Angeles KB Austral
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Lincoln led a new assault on
the world's record of 3:58
minutes for the mile tonight
in the 18th annual Coliseum
Relays the first major meet
run on the grass in the na
tion. At least 60,000 persons
were expected to witness the
season's second major relays
meet. The grass track was a
matter of necessity, since, use
of the stadium by the Dodgers
for baseball has temporarily
eliminated the cinder ovaL
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another- contestant who has
Bow Shoot
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conduct a shoot on Sunday at
the outdoor range in the Grif
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All shooters interested are
invited.
Registration to shoot will
De from 8 a.m. until noon.
Shooting is to start shortly
after registration begins.
There will be registration for
the 20-pin.
A food concession will be
operated. ,
run the distance in under four
minutes. The mile field also
included Norm -Xloyd, Stan
ford; Bob Seaman, ex-UCLA
star; Ted Wheeler, Iowa, and
Joe VillarreaL Texas.
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