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St. Mary's Noses Out Phoenix To take Little Rogue Victory Phoenix-St. Mary's of Med ford, a Class B school tri umphing over four A-2 en trants, nosed out Phoenix by a half-point here Saturday to win the fourth annual Little Rogue relay track and field meet. The Crusaders, who took five firsts, scored 53 points while the defending cham pion Pirates had 52V4 in. a tussle which saw seven rec- had 39 points, Rogue River 33 and Illinois Valley 10 VS. Carl Michael, St. Mary's, established a standard of 142 feet 5 inches in the discus and nabbed the shot put with 46-11. Terry Cooper was vic tor in the javelin for the Med ford club with 17873 Vt. St. Mary's quartets broke records with 11:52.8 in the distance medley and 9:16.4 in the two mile relay. Prospect Cougars Grasp Lone Lead in B Baseball; Talent Tops Jacksonville JACKSOV COUNTY B LEAGUE STANDINGS W. L. Prospect 2 0 Butte Falls 1 1 Talent 1 1 Jacksonville 0 2 Pet 1.000 .500 .500 .000 Prospect held lead alone in Jackson County B league base ball after 7 to 3 decision Fri day over Butte Falls high. Talent blanked Jacksonville 6 to 0 in the other league scuffle. Prospect's Cougars are now the only unmarred club in the WHO WAS THE ONLY HOOP PLAYER. TO MAKE ALL AM EM CAN 4TIME$? 7bnylaveliofYale was selected as an Alf American player in each of hi tour collegiate years TOP THIS! To any reader submitting contrary proof, Tip Brady will sehd a -aimed, wallet-sized diploma. Write to: BEAT THIS, eo this paper, Box 575, ' Sausalito, Calif. Enclose self -addressed. ' tUmped envelope. Glendale Downs RR Glendale - Glendale high won its second Rogue league baseball game against no losses " on Friday when it laced Rogue River here 14 to 1 in a night game. Pirate pitchers Floyd West and Lloyd held Rogue River without a hit. ,The Chiefs Jone run came when Ken Bailey got on base on catch er's interference, stole second and romped home on an error. uienaaie got five of its runs in the fourth inning. Crater High Trips E.P. Eagle Point - Crater high put over two runs each in the first, second, fourth and sixth innings to trip Eagle Point 8 to 3 here Saturday morning in a junior varsity baseball game. Denny Samples heaved three-hit ball for the Comets, striking out 10 and giving up four free passes. Burns singled and doubled for Crater. Freshman Vic Everett hit a Texas league single for EP in the second inning and Bud Bever and Dusty Gerbing slapped the other Eagle hits in the third. The teams meet again at Central Point Tuesday afternoon. LINESCORE: Crater 220..Z02..0 8.9.4 Eagle Point 11..1..0 3-3. 3 Samples and Jeff Anhnrn- jf.i f er, Geren (5) and Osborn. OSC Gets loth Win Corvallis, Ore.-flJPD-Oregon State won its" 12th and 13th baseball games in a row here Saturday by sweeping a dou bleheader from the Univer sity of Portland, 3-2 and 4-2. The first game went 13 inn ings. Gary Moore was the win ning hurler, allowing 11 hits the first game. . , : Oregon State wrapped up the second game by scoring three times in the first inning. . OSC .. 000 000 010 001 1 3 8 1 Portland 000 001 000 001 0 2 11 2 Love and McCallen; Moore and Luby. Portland 000 020 0 2 4 2 OSC 300 100 x 4 8 1 Eisel and Williami; Lundy and Luby. circuit. Butte Falls suffered its first loss. Big inning for the Cougars was the second when six runs came in on a homer by Floyd Scaife, singles by Wallace Nye, Cliff Chapman, Ray Scaife, Jantzer and Tom Dav idson and two errors. David son, pitching for Prospect, struck out 10 and walked two. For BF Edwin Ellis fanned eight and walked five in a seven-hitter. One-Hitler Allen King hurled one-hit ball and Kip Walls got three hits, all singles, in the Talent triumph. Only six Jacksonville men got on base, five on errors Wayne Goldschmidt, who slapped the only Jacksonville hit, got as far as third base in the seventh inning. One other Redskin runner reached sec ond Roger Fisher tripled for the Bulldogs and made all four bases on a bad throw. John Butler and Bob Dickenson singled for Talent King whiffed five batters and issued no bases on balls. Jacksonville chuckers struck out nine with Dick Wilson ac counting for five LIXESCORES: Butte Falls 021 000 03 S 5 Prospect 061 000 x 7 7 4 Ellis and Ferguson; Davidson and Chapman. Eaglt- Records Eagle Point's :45.9 was a new standard in the 440-re-lay and the Eagles also set a new sprint medley time of 1:39.2. Bill Turner won the broad jump for EP with 19 lOVz. The Phoenix shuttle hurdle team set a :36.45 rec ord and Bill Dillree won the high jump for the Pirates at 5-6. Mike Hanby scored the only Illinois Valley first with a record 12-24 in the pole vault. The Phoenix shuttle mark will be a co-record with the :37.3 set by Henley last year. Yesterday Phoenix was not timed in the regular race and was allowed to run again for a try at the standard. Places in the relays count ed more than those in individ ual events yesterday. St. Mary's supported its first with a second, two thirds, a tie for third and a fourth and a fifth. Phoenix had five sec onds, three fourths, a tie for fourth and fifth. Kutson. St. M. 178-3 'i. Shuttle hurdles Phoenix Chris. Richey, Dillree i; Rogue River; St. Mary's; Eagle Point. 36.45. , Two mile relay St. Marv's (ThleraL Kirsch, Rouhier. D. Evans); Phoenix; Rogue River; Eagle Point. 9;16.4. High jump Dillree. P; Hanby, IV: tie 3rd Cooper. St. M, Huffman, r.P. and McBarren, RR. 5-6. SPORTS FOUR FOR ARCARO New York-(LTD -Eddie Ar caro rode four winners at Jamaica Friday, including Im perial Hill in the featured seventh race. Arcaro's other victories were aboard Flower Girl, Solar Mist and Fair Triumph. ' COYOTES WIN Caldwell Idaho - (UPD - Col lege of Idaho, the defending champion, defeated Whitman, 9-5, in a Northwest Confer ence baseball opener here Friday. The big inning for the Coyotes was the Seventh when they collected five runs. The two clubs meet here again in a" doubleheader today. OSC WINS ON, COURT ' Portland (UPD Oregon State college tennis players defeated Portland State, 5-2 here Friday. RACING INFLATION New York -(UPD- Sir Bar ton, the first Triple Crown winner,' earned $57,275 by winning the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stak es. A sweep in 1959 would be worth more than 8300,000. MA.IL TRIBUNE, MebW, Oregon. 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Semi-Pro Clubs Will Practice Medford Bowling lanes baseball team will hold its first practice and tryout ses sion Sunday. The workout will be at 1:30 p.m. at Cheney field in the fairgrounds area at the south edge of Medford. Anyone interested in trying out for the team is invited to turn out, according to Fred Anderson, sponsor and busi ness manager of the team. Anderson said that Arnold Bauman, who has had pro and semi-pro, experience, will be field manager of the club. Manager Bob Smith has an nounced a 1:30 p.m. practice Sunday also for the Camp White team. It will be at the Medford high school with all interested welcomed to try- out. Both "clubs will vie in the Rogue Valley league. RESULTS: Shot put Michael. St. M; Stew art, RR; jorde, ep; K.ortn, f; uaxer, P. 46-11. Broad iumD Turner. EP: B. Evans, St. M: McClure, EP; Lura- lev. P: D. Evans. St. M. 19-10 'i. Distance medley St. Mary's (Thieral, Kirsch, Rouhier, D. Evans); Phoenix: Rogue River. 11:52.8. Discus Michael. St. M: Stewart. RR; Korth, P; Jorde EP; Lucas, St. M. 142-5. 1 440 Eagle Point (McClure, Char ters. Berryman, Turner); Phoenix; Rogue River: at. Mary s. :4o.. Sprint medley Eagle Point (Mc Clure. Charters. Berryman. Turn er); Phoenix; St.- Mary's; Rogue River. 139.2. Pole vault Hanby, IV; Humman, EP; Reed. RR; tie 4th Kennedy, IV, and ThomDSon. P. 12-2 ?k. Javelin Cooper, St. M: Korth, P; B. Evans, St. M: Richey. P; Eagle Point Bounces IV In Baseball Eagle Point - Eagle Point high took advantage of Cou-1 ear miscues here Friday to i defeat the Illinois Valley baseball team 15 to 2 in a Rogue league conflict. The outcome gave each school a 1-1 record in the cir-1 cuit. Jim Nease, pitching for EP, held IV to one hit but walked five and hit three batters.1-He . struck out eight. Grant Dick ey's bunt leading off the game was the lone safe blow. The Eagles, themselves got only five hits off the two IV throwers but took advantage of wildness on the part of Dan Slanaker and Johnson and 13 Illinois Valley errors. Five of the Eagle Point i runs were in the opening inn ing on a single by Tom Per due, four bases on balls, two errors and catcher's inter ference. Four tallies got over in the fifth inning without a hit. There were three walks, a hit batter and four errors. Perdue had two hits and Bud Bever tripled for Eagle Point. The Eagles played heads up ball with good base running and gained four or five of their runs on passed balls. Illinois Valley 100 001 0 2 1 13 Eagle Point .... 521 340 x 15 5 5 Slanaker. Johnson (4) and Beem, Frather (4); Nease and Osborn. Tennis Club Enters Action Ashland-Rogue Valley Ten nis club goes into action as a team this afternoon, oppos ing Southern Oregon college netters on the college courts. Six singles and three doubles matches will be play ed. 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