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O O o 100 Cc;::3 CO O CO O o U O o O o O O cr doO O O ir r ... -0- ocao o O O cc::o ceo cm c::z o CD COO O CD c:::d o ccooQo cr.:aooo O O 3 DQ O o o o o ( ) o 0 o o Horn Stars j But Victory J Goes to Cel Berkeley, Calif. - (UPD-Dar-rell Horn of Oregon State was the big star here Saturday although his Beaver track and field turn fell before Cali fornia 78'2-M'4. Horn won the broad jump, his specialty, sent new OSC low hurdle record to win that vent in 23.7, was third in the 100-yird dsh nd also ran in the mile relay. His broad jump distance was 23 Wi. Amos Marsh of Oregon State won the 220 yard dash in 21.5 over California's Wil lie White, who won the 100 in 9.5. Marsh also was timed in 9.5 in the 100. Norm Hoffman of OSC won the mile in 4:16.5 and the Beavers' Gary Stenlund took the javelin with 230 3'z. WFSL'l.TS: Mile Hottman (OSC); Fonts (OSC); Uebel (C). 4:165. 440 Yerman (C); Karlsrud (Cy, Bach (OSC). 47.3. 100 White C); Marsh (OSCl Hnrn fOSCl. 9.5. High hurdles Russ (CI; Tori muni- Mnrvott lOSCl. 14.7. 680 Slehert (C: Hottman (OSC; Sanford (CI. 1:50.5. Shot put Maggard, 55-2. fC): Plumley (OSC), 51-10; Nordstrom (Cl. J,ulin Sfenlunri (OSCI: 230 ft. 3'.2 in. Nordstrom (C): Tyloer (OSC). 230-3'j. Broad jump Horn (OSC); De Villers (C); Taylor (OSC). 2394. 220 Marsh (OSC); White (C) Uaclsrud ICI. 21.5. Low hurdles Horn (OSC); Russ IC); Fore (OSC). 23.7. 2 mile Gaylord IC); Shaw (C): tnh,nn fnSO. 9.33.4. Mile relav Won by California (Sanford, Epstein, Siebert, Yer man). 3:14.8. Pole vault 1 (tie), Kelley and Colton (C); Ballew (OSCi. 13-6. Hiph kmo Bell (C): Dailey, (C)i (Tie) Hunter (OSC) and Merner (O. 0-OV4. Discus Martin fOSC): Nordstrom (C); O'Conner (OSt;). Action Begins In Oregon Open Portland - (LTD - The Oregon Ooen Golf Tournament, the first big event of the spring in the state, got ur,3e' way in damp weather at the Portland Golf Club today. Eighteen holes were sched uled today and Tuesday with 36 holes on Wednesday. (Entered from Rogue Val ley Country club, Medford, are Ron Caperna, club pro, Dr. Ralph Odell and Bud Hau pert.) Houston Classic Led by Collins Houston, Tex, CUPD Jovial, strapping Bill Collins hoped to ride a third round lead into victory today in the finals of the $35,000 Houston Classic Golf tournament. The blonde, 31 -year -old Crystal River, Fia golfer fired a hot, 35-33-68 Sunday in pulling two strokes in front of Arnold Palmer, who had a 36-34-70 and four strokes ahead of Jack Fleck of Los Angeles. Fleck had 35-37-72. 7 f f Ji By Thomas , fat e i BIG HIT Los Angeles Dodgers catcher John Roseboro (11), gets a big handshake from three teammates after hitting the first grand slam home run for the Dodgers since Cxi i Aug. 23, 1958, and ihe first grand slammer of his major league career. The hit came in game with the San Francisco Giants, which Dodgers won 9-2. (UPI Telephoto) (UP1 Telephoto) Nieder Breaks Shot Put Record At Drake Relays United Press International Des Moines - OT - Bill Nie der, a former Kansas star now in the Army, broke the recog nized world shot put record in the Drake relays Saturday with a throw of 63 feet, 1H4 inches. The mark was posted as Nieder beat record-holder Parry O'Brien for only the third time in 19 tries. Nieder, who earlier this year tossed the 16-pound ball 65 feet 7 inches in the Texas relays, hit over 63 feet three times in his four measured tosses. His other tries were 63-10, 63-8, and 62-2V2, and he got his best distance on his fifth try. O'Brien, whose world rec ord toss of 63 feet 4 inches was set last year, hit 63 feet I'i inches in his first throw yesterday in the feature event. Linfield Keeps NWC Edqe in United Press International The Northwest conference baseball race was shaping up as a two-team affair today. Linfield posted a double win over Pacific Saturday at Forest Grove to keep its hold on first place with a 6-1 mark. Willamette downed Lewis and Clark twice In Salem to keep second place with a 5-1 record. Linfield downed Pacific B-0 and 5-2. Willamette took 9-0 and 5-2 victories over Lewis and Clark. MAJOR CROWK WON Pinehurst, N. C,; - il!M -Charlie Smith of Gastonia, N. C, captured his first ma jor golf crown Saturday with a 5 and 3 victory over Peter Green of Franklin, Mich., in the final of the north and south tournament. Boosters Divide In Derby Town Louisville, Ky. fDPB Der- Butler Nebs Handicap Golf Title Larry Butler won the men's spring golf handicap tourna ment championship at Rogue Valley Country club. He defeated Dr. Dave Boals 2 to 1 Saturday in finals. The match ended on the 17tli green when Butler gain ed a par three and BDals dou ble bogied. The two played out the full 18 holes with by Town divided into Tom-)"""" "'""'s pion leaders and Bally Ache boosters as Kentucky Derby week dawned today with only Tuesday's Derby trial left to produce new challen gers for Saturday s 86th an nual Rose Run. Bally Ache the dead-game front runner that Leonard Fruchtman bought for $2, 300 as a yearling, streaked to a three-length victory over Venetian Way and three other Derby eligibies Sat urday as Churchill Downs opened its spring meeting with the seven-furlong Step ping1 Stone purse. The time of 1:22 3-5, just three-fifths off the track record, posted by Bally Ache on a strip heavy from earlier showers, plus the stout hearted way he turned back two challenges by Venetian Way, earned the respect of even those Kentucky hard boots who count themselves in Tompion's camp. Boals, a two-dandieapper (o ! Butler s four, gave two strok es to his rival in the finale. Strokes were given on the second and 12 greens enabling Butler to halve No. 2 and win No. 12. Boals fired a 38 to Butler's 41 on the front nine to grab a 1 up lead. Butler pulled even on No. 12, went 1 up on No. 13 and took 2 up edge on No. 14. Boals won No. 16. Butler is the reigning sen ior champion a RVCC. Skaters Tie Marriage Knot In New York New York - - Bloada world skating nuten Carol Heiss, 20-year-old daughter of lit uaitrr wuu put me iiiuMung ioutvif- on me wraamg cajce himself, m mrried Satur day to Hayes Alan Jenkins, 27, Olympic champion figure skMer of 1956. The wedding in fashionable St. Thomas Episcopal church on Fifth avenue culminated a romance thit began A art ice skating rink when Carol was a teen-ager and Jenkins was a atudent. Carol won the Olympic gold medal at Squaw Valley, Calif., fn February. In March, she won her fifth world fig ure skating title. The third Olympic figure skaling champion in (he fam ily could not attend the wed ding. Jenkins' brother, David, who won the men's title at Squaw Valley this year could not serve as best man because he was taking final examina tions at Western Reserve uni versity's medical school In Cleveland. This was the bride's first wedding. When her friends were married, she was always away skating in competition. She did not find out what hap pened at a wedding until she went to the rehearsal for her own Friday. The couple received full ce lebrity treatment. At least 1,000 persons crowded both sides of Fifth avenue to get a glimpse of the skaters when they left the church. The cere mony began 15 minutes late, but Carol's father, Edward Heiss, said the delay was planned to give the 350 guests time to be sealed. Philadelphia. 'Thomas., the 19 v. iVM- John u-okl Bos ton university sophomore who ) nearly losl a tool in an elci S' j tor accidvtU 13 months agu, high jumped to a world's! record Saturday when he cltaved 7 foot, ili incoos at the Penn Relays. The orbiting youngster, k-Jio lias cleared seven feet a scoro of times indoors, shat tered the previous world mark of 7 feet, 1.2 inches held by Hussia's Yuri Sleprmov be fore 45.000 fans sitting in dead siience. Silence was requested after he cleared seven loot, and al ter the measurements to guar antee tite 7-foot, l'n-mches. jfiie fall youngster jnarl 6f ;! otivrf jita. .1(1 com nujgMW eiiori, he, made it on to fir! try. Then the crowd saluted him with a roar of approval. One week atfo, Thomas, in )t)s first outdoor coiit'giaip ef- ! fort, tied the American out- a door mark of 7 feet, 1 j inch iMAlt f Rt0Nt, M.ffokJ0r. 'O rr 9 NEED Seal Master BEARINGS? CALL SP 2-5227 SEARINGS Inc 126 North Front FAll " NOTfCEf ... Mikt an Appointment for a Hair Cut west mm mm shop and Receive a SHOE SNfNE Without Extra Charge!" Phone SP 3-5523 tor kppo'tniment (Offer Good Through Saf., May 7) I2S Wesf Main OUVttit HAMttf, Mcnag.r iBRfNG iN THIS COUPON'... ..... IRON BUGS OUT Indianapolis, Ind.-(UPD-The garage area at the Indian apolis Speedway was buzzing with activity today as me chanics and drivers began the grueling job of ironing the bugs out of their race cars in preparation for 500 mile race time trials. Qualification runs for the Memorial Day classic begin in two weeks. Greens Trounce Whites at UO Eugene (OPD The Green team "regulars" trounced the White squad by a 18-0 score in University of Oregon's first full scrimmage of the I960 spring football practice season here Saturday. Dave Grayson and Sam Owens, who both played on last year's Oregon team, and junior college transfer Ben Brown scored the touchdowns. Duck Coach Len Casanova termed the scrimmage "a bit sloppy In places, but really not too bad for the first effort under game conditions." The Oregon varsity meefs the Duck Alumni all - atari here May 14. Monmouth-(l!PB-Oregon Col lege of Education won a dual track meet from Eastern Ore gon Saturday 8249. 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