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r ! in i - r " .-if J 1. IN ROGUE RELAYS The. above Medford high trackmen, shown with Coach Dean Benson, will be among Black Tornadoes competing Saturday afternoon in the Rogue Valley relays at the Medford stadium. From left are Leri Griggs, Phil Humphreys, Terry St. Louis Evens Pro Hoop Series St. Louis, Mo. -(HPD- There was more concern over the referees than the teams today as the St. Louis Hawks and Boston Celtics headed back to Boston for the game Saturday which will decide the cham pionship of the National Bas ketball association. Easy Ed MacAuley, St. Louis coach, wants anybody but Jim Duffy as one of the Officials for the deciding game in the best of seven series. Red Auerbach, Boston's ooach, prefers Duffy ahead of all of the other NBA officials. Ben Kerner, the Hawk own er, and MacAuley huddled with NBC President Maurice Podoloff and supervisor of teferees Jocko Collins for al most two hours here Thurs day night after St. Louis had evened the series at three games apiece with a 105-102 victory over the Celtics. Hang On At Finish ' One thing is certain. Men dy Rudolph, who worked Thursday's game with Duffy, will be one of the officials in Boston. Buried in the post-game tur moil was the actual contest itself. The Hawks blew a 27 polnt lead, but hung on at the finish to maintain the se ries pattern, which has been Boston winning one and then St. Louis evening the count. Cliff Hagan pumped in 3.G points for the Hawks, before being injured in a collision during the last minute of play and being forced from the game. The Celtics, gunning for their third NBA title in four seasons, scored only 16 points In the first quarter and 12 in the third period. A 38-point Boston spree in the final ses sion fell short. NAMED BOXING COACH Madison, Wis.-WPD-San Jose Stale boxing coach Jules Men dez has been selected to coach the NCAA squad in the Olym pic trials at San Francisco, May 18-20. W' ..,::S .r...: . I - r--T - - "" " n 7 yPt ti .1 One look is all D take to recognize the extra built-in quality in the luxurious '60 Dodge. You tee this txtra quality in the elegantly handsome interiors, in the fineness of the appointments, in the meticulous attention to ths smallest detail. Yet you have only to take the wheel to NOW PARSONS ...-, T---j - j- -if Ryan, and Kent Blew and Benson. The four will team in the 880-yard relay. Griggs and Humphreys will be in the 440 relay and broad jump. Ryan in the mile relay and javelin and Blew in the mile relay. MEDFORDtTRIBUNI Little Rogue Track Encounter Saturday LITTLE ROGUE SCHEDULE: 1:30 p.m. Pole vault, shot put, discus, . high jump, broad Jump. IJuvelln will follow discus.) 2:30 p.m. Distance medley, 3 p.m. 440 relay. 3:20 p.m. Sprint medley, 4 p.m. Shuttle hurdles. 4:20 p.m. Two-mile relay. Phoenix-Five of the small er schools of the Rogue river valley primed today for their own relay track meet. The contenders are Rogue River, Illinois Valley, Eagle Point, St. Mary's and Phoenix High schools. They will clash Saturday in the Little Rogue meet at Phoenix, St. Mary's of Medford, only Class B school in the meet but a big school its class, is the defending champion and will seek its second leg on the Lions club trophy. Eagle Point is twice winner of the hardware and Phoenix has taken it once. Three wins are needed to retire the trophy. The Crusaders of Medford took the toga last year by a slim half-point over Phoenix and the two schools went on to finish one-two in the Class C Hayward relays at Eugene. Illinois Valley, Eagle Point and St. Mary's enter the fifth annual meet as unknown qualities although SM is ex pected to be strong. Phoenix showed its strength by beat ing Rogue River in a dual meet on Wednesday. The Little Rogue tussle has 11 events and is patterned after the Class B and C divi sions of the Haywards. Records in the meet here Include seven which were set last year, one established in 1958 and three which have stood since the first meet in 1956. LITTLE ROGUE RKCOROS! Pole vault 12-234, Mike Hanby. niinois Valley, 1!59; broad Jump 20-2, Ted Daw, Eagle Point, 1956; t7 7y jr--zf.i lAi V 'i ' - -&-imirious '60 DODGE DODGE BUtlDS TWO GREAT CARS; LOW MOTORS i rnii shot put 47-8. George Plumlee, IV, 1956; high jump 5-10. Jack Greb, EH, 1956; discus 142-5, Carl Mi chael, St. Mary's. 1959; javelin lBB-Sffc, Dan Slanukcr, IV. 1958. Distance medley 11:52.B. St. Mary's (Dick Thlcral, Gary Kirsch, Dave Rouhier, Dick Evans) 1959; sprint medley 1:39.2. Eagle Point lllill McClure. Steve Charters, Bill Turner, Bob Berrymant 1959; shut tle hurdles :36.45. Phoenix (Gary Chrlss. Othar Richey. Bill Dillree) 1959; 440 relay :45.9. Eagle Point (McClure, Charters. Berryman, Turner) 1959; two-mile r e I a y 9:16.4, St. Mary's (Thieral, Kirsch, Rouhier, D. Evans) 1959. Charles Hurrh NY Selection New York -(UPD- The nam ing of Charles A. Hurth, for mer president of the Southern association, as general man ager of the New York entry in the Continental league to day was hailed as another "milestone" for baseball's proposed third major league. Although the New York franchise .- holders still are sweating out plan's for a new stadium, they announced the selection of Hurth as the club's -general manager at a press conference Wednesday. Donald M. Grant, a New York broker, was named president of the team. Raiders Oppose Portland State Ashland - Southern Oregon college tangled with Oregon College of Education and Portland State college this afternoon in Portland in a tri-angular track meet. Coach Dan Bulkey took an 18 man squad headed by two sprinters who have turned the 100-yard dash in less than 10 seconds. Don Story and Johnny Jones are the speedsters in the hundred. tea t irk discover an entirely different facet. TVn's '60 Dodge it a luperb performer. Quick! Agilel Brilliantly responsive! Just give this Dodge a chance and you'll know you've got a real car under you! And the price is most moderate. DODGH DIVISION OP CHRYSLER CORPORATION - PRICED DODGE DART. LUXURIOUS '60 315 Five Schools CoSl.de Here Saturday in Rogue Relays ROGUE RKI.AY SdlKDUl.K 1 p.m. Pole vault, discus, hurdles. 1:30 p m. Shot put and Jump relays. 2 p.m. 440 relay. 2:15 p.m. Two-mile relay. 2:30 p.m. Javelin, broad relay. hifh high jump 2:35 p.m. BflO relay. 2:50 pm. Distance medley, 3:20 p.m. Shuttle hurdles. 3:35 p.m. Mile relay. Track and field competition at the Medford stadium for 1960 will be inaugurated Saturday. ' And it will be the biggest of two home meets scheduled by the Medford High thinclads this season. The occasion will be the 21st annual Rogue Valley re lays. This traditional meet will draw athletes from five schools, all members of the Southern Oregon conference. Entrants are Crater, Klamath Falls, Ashland and Grants Pass, In addition to Medford, which is sharing the role of host with the Medford Ki wanis club. The big first place trophy is sponsored by Kiwanians, who will assist, also, with the running of the meet. Through the years. Grants Pass and Medford have been the main contenders for top honors. The Cavemen of Grants Pass, winners in both 1958 and 1959, look powerful again this year as, a team, after topping the Roseburg invitational and winning their dual meet with Marshfield. Medford is expected to be in the thick of contention for the laurels although it has yet to display its strength as a full team. Crater has given Indication as a contender with its lop sided verdict Wednesday over Ashland in a dual fracas. The meet will have 13 events, seven on the track and six in the field. Six run ning events and the high jump, broad jump and shot put will be scored as relays. The high hurdles, pole vault, discus and javelin will be in dividual events in each of which one school may take a maximum of two places. Schools can enter only one team each in the cinder re lays. In the shot and two jumps the top efforts of three athletes of a school in each are totaled to determine a Right Foot For OSson Portland, Ore. - (UPD - Carl (Bobo) Olson has started an other comeback in Portland. This time the comeback of Olson's got off on the right foot. Olson scored a 7th round technical knockout over Roque Maravllla in their scheduled 10-round fight here Thursday night. Olson weigh ed 175 and Maravllla 176. The last time the former middleweight champion start ed a comeback in this town it ended in disaster. He was kayocd in the first round by Pat McMurty in 1958. That was right after Olson had his ill-fated fight with Archie Moore which also ended in Olson's being knocked out. ft Ht 4 si-i& if but A 'to ft DODGE E. Fifth St. school's placing in the particu lar event. Relays will be scored 10, 8. 6, 4, 2 for first through fifth places and points in the in dividual contests will go on a 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 basis. New in the meet is the high hurdles race. A special fea ture of the day will have Glen Winninghnm In a javelin throwing exhibition. The ex Grants Pass High athlete set a national interscholastic rec ord while competing for the Cavemen last year. Individual Performance While team effort will count most in the engagement, there will be interest in the performances of some of the standout athletes o" each school. 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Allan Phillips, broad jump er and javelin man, is the Klamath Falls standout and Bob Vorts, quarter-miler and hurdler, and Steve Gray, sprinter and broad jumper, head the Ashland squad. MFIIKOIll) IIOSTHI: 440 M I k e. McCullouRh. Phil Humphreys. Jim Schmidt, Len Griggs; HBO GrigKs. Terry Ryan. Kent Blew. Humphreys: two-mile Kay Smith, Bob llix, Don Miller. Bruce lirny; distance medley Hi ram Martin (three-fourths). Smith (quarter. Bill Dahlslrom (half!, Steve Drew (mllec mile Blew, Ryan. Rix. Fred Keith. Shuttle hurdles Dick Andrews, Robert Hamilton. Walt Ayres; high Jump Jerry Shults. Bob Mclntyre. Mike Hood. Wall Ayres; shot put Torn Bortis. George Clearwater. Al Kuushm. Wayne Cowan, Jerry Winelrout; broad Jump G r i g g s, Hood. Humphreys, Dan Sicg; dis cus Wayne Cowan. Winetrout. Chuck Show: pole vault Skip Ben nett, Nick Lingren; Javelin Rvan. Eric Koellner; high hurdles Hood, Ayres, Bill Charley. ASHLAND ROSTFR: 440 Richard Clemence. Forrest j Farmer. 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