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SoutJiGra Oregon Places 6 on ' -All-Star
OCC Tutoro
Pick Three
From OCE
Portland (UPI Six play
ers from Southern Oregon
were namedOoday to the 1958
Oregon Collegiate conference
all-star baseball team, picked
by a vote of the coaches.
Members of the chanfion
Red Raiders who made the
squad were firt baseman
Larry Maurer, third baseman
"Willie yones, outfielder Roi
Maurer, Jiig Mcbc Ond Phil
Sword, Qnd pitcher Dvt
D'OIivo.
The crew includ9 thre
players from Oregon Collee
of Education, to from East
ern Oregon colle and one
from Oregon lWcnnical lns'o-J
xuie.
q Quinn Mak5 9tcn4$
Rouncjg cQjt the first team
vere catcher Bfjrry Adams
OCE, second baseman Dick
Quinn of Eastern Oregon,
shortstop Charlie Ganter of
Oregon Tech, utility infielder
Ted Owens of OCE, utility
outfielder John Willmarth of
Eastern Oregon and pitcher
Gordy Detzef OCE.
There were no unanimous
choices and no repeaters from
1957. EOC's Quinn completed
Oa cycle of all-conference clubs
for the school yearoHe pre
viously was named on the
football and basketball all
stars. On th-) second team were
O catchefrJ wally Harding of
Irish Colt Romps
To Upset Victory
New York (UPI) Cavan,
a big strapping colt from
Ireland, romped to an upset
six-length victory iii the $114,
600 Belmont stakes Saturday
as Tim Tarn's bid for a triple
crown victory ended in- an
injury which may .halt his
racing career. -
Tim Tarn, seeking to give
Calumet Farm a record third
sweep of the Kenturky Derby,
Preakness and Belmont
Stakes and become the ninth
horse in history to win the
three classics,' injured his
rijht front foot , during the
rac. He finished second but
ht was unable to menace
Cavan in the stretch.
Jockey Ismal Valenzuela
never even returned to the un
saddling enclosure with the
brilliant son of Tom Fool,
who wSs obviously in distress
as he crossed the finish line.
He had been bet down to 3
to 20.
Trainer Jimmy Jones of
Calumet Farm "said he feared
Tim Tarn had broken one of
the sesamoid bones in his
right front foot and ordered
g rays taken to determine the
exact extent of the injury
Jones noped it was only a
bruise, for horses with sesa
moid trouble seldom get back
to the races and when they do
they never are as good as
they were before the injury.
Jockey Ismal Valenzuela re
ported he "heard something
then whipped Tim Tarn with
his right hand and the horse
"ducked in on me". The Tex-
O Portland State; first baseman f pop at the quarter pole". He
Chuck Barnhart of EOC, sec
ond baseman Earl Goldman of
. OCE, third baseman Terry
Ziegenhagen of EOC, short
stop Chuck Nevi of SOC, out
fielders Larry Bass of OC,
Ron Adams of Portland State,
and EarCChappelle of OCE,
and pitchers Jack Brown of
SOC and -.Jerry Aman of
Portland ate. .
Giants Sell
Southpaw
San Francisco (UPI)
The San Francisco Giants, bat-
tlinpto shore up their jytch- j
ing strengtn, baturaay soia
southpaw Jim Constable to
Cleveland and recalled right
hander Paul Giel along with
outfielder Felipe Alou from
their Phoenix farm club. - -
The Giants also optioned
rookie Willie Kirkland. who
was only hitting .217, to Phoe
nix. "We needed another pitch
er and Giel has compiled a
Q good 3-0 record since we sent
him to Phoenix earlier this
season," manager Bill Rigney
said. "Alou is hitting around
.315 and has 13 home runs.
He also has plenty of speed
and we can use that too."
Rigney emphasized that
"we are not giving up on
Kirkland. We want him to
play every day and rediscov
er the strike zone."
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Power Company
On Program of
Walton Chapter
Information on California
Oregon Power company plans
in regard to recreational and
biologal conservation prob
lems will be givei Mondayoat
a meeting of the Jackson
County chapter of the Izaak
Walton league.
Speakers will be John
Boyle, vice-nresident and gen
eral manager; and C. J. Hanel,
biologist, for Copco.
The meeting is scheduled
for 8 p.m. at the Medford Gun
club on West Vilas road just
west of Crater Lake highway
Four Corners. This session is
open to the publg:. Members
are asked to bring their fami
lies and friends.
Qhe two speakers will dis
cuss the history and develop
ment of Copco. Waltonians are
particularly interested in what :
the power firm is going to do
on the Klamath river for fish,
big game and recreationists.
Officials of the Walton chap
ter sav they feel that the
Klamath, wherP Copco is now
constructing extensive power
projectiphas sne of the best
fishing for rainbow trout and
steel head in California and
Oregon
Calgary Man Named
President of Shrine
PORTLAND (UPI)
The Pacific Northwest Shrine
association, in convention
here at the Multnomah hotel,
Friday elected Frank Fulton,
past potentate of Al Ashar
Temple, Calgary, Alta., as as
sociation president.
Other officers elected in
cluded Col. H. C. Anderson,
Korein Temple,, Rawlins,
Wyo., first vice president;
Gordon Shafer, Gizeh Temple,
Vancouver, B.C., second vice
president, and Dr. ' Gordon
Gouldager, Eugene, Hillah
Temple, third vice president.
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5. Mary's
Runners Get
Second Place
Portland Teammates
Dick Evans and Alex Mate,
St. Mary's academy, Medford,
came in second in the mile
and 100-yard dash, respective
ly, in the Junior Olympics
in Portland Saturday.
Evans ran second in the se
nior division mile, stopping
the watch at 4:43.1. The 14-
year-old was in a field of 16
and 17-year-olds. Winning
time was 4:4,3.1.
Mete came in on a photo
finish between second and
third place winners. His time
for the 100 yard dash was
:10.5. Winning time was :10.4.
Princeton Insures
Reunion Against Rain
Princeton, N. J. (UPI)
Princeton university's class
of '38 has literally insured its
reunion against rain.
Under terms of a $13,500
policy with Lloyds of London,
the 225 returning members of
the class will each receive a
reimbursement of the $60 re
union fee if next Saturday's
Alumni Day parade is called
off for any reason other than
"international catastrophe."
The insurance policy was de
cided on after rain washed
out the class's reunion in
1953.
Boy Arrested by
Police for Thefts
A 16-year-old Grants Pass
boy and a 14-year-old Med
ford boy were to be returned
to their parents Saturday fol
lowing their arrest Friday by
city police on suspicion of
shoplifting. They were found
to be carrying concealed wea
pons. Police said the 16-year-old
was caught shoplifting a set
of wrenches from Dunham's
and both were carrying
straight-edge razors enclosed
in cases.
They spent Friday night in
the county juvenile detention
home.
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as-born jockey then switched
the whip to his left hand. The
horse ducked even worse un
der lashing and the jockey
then gave up. He did not pun
ish Tim Tarn any further for
he knew he had an injured
horse under him.
UO To Resume Swim Rivalry
Eugene (UPI) The Uni
versity of Oregon has an
nounced plans to re-enter col
lege swimming competition
after a two year absence with
the hiring of Don Van Rossen,
29, as head coach. Van Rossen
is assistant coach at the Uni
versity of Illinois.
Athletic Director Leo Har
ris said plans call for only a
freshman swim team next
winter with full varsity, com
petition the following season.
"We think Van Rossen is one
of the finest young coaches in
A new undersea cable be
tween the United States and
Hawaii is the world's longest
and deepest, stretching 2,400
miles along the ocean floor at
depths up to ZVz miles.
The marmoset is often kept
as a pet.
SPORTS
Injuries Fatal
To Water Skier
Jacksonville, Fla. (UPI)
Professional water skier Alan
Bromberg, 28, died Friday
from injuries received in an
aquatic accident several
months ago.
Bromberg held the title of
world champion water ski
jumper. He performed at Cy
press Gardens for nearly two
years.
Earn el Durden
Recuperating
Portland (UPI) Earnel
Durden, flashy Oregon State
college halfback, is recovering
in Emanuel hospital from a
knee operation. . '
Durden was injured last
fall in the OSC-Stanford game
and re-injured the knee in
spring practice. A. piece of
loose cartilage was removed.
He is expected to remain hos
pitalized about a week.
MAIl TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, Sunday, June t, 1951 11
Berlin, Mass. (UPI) Elec
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That's the latest gimmick in
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Taylor Chosen
By Ohio State
Columbus, Ohio (UPI)
Amiable Fred Taylor, who ex-1
celled as a basketball star!
during his collegiate days,!
was named head basketball
coach Friday at - Ohio State
University, his alma mater.
The soft-spoken Taylor, suc
ceeds Floyd Stahl who re
signed the post following a
disappointing season in which
the Buckeyes were considered
to be one of three teams fav
ored to take the Big Ten
championship.
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