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1 "-""if" WW a - I ft 1 V 1 Wy- r 1 7 i m w mm BANQUET SPEAKER Pete Newell, Uni iversity of California basketball coach, who sddressed the St. Mary's high sports award dinner here Tuesday night, is shown with three other principals al the dinner. From left are Newell, Bob Evans. Crusader ath lete of the year, Bill McKibbin, St. Mary's coach, and Paul Haviland, committee chair man and master of ceremonies for the event. Several hundred people attended to honor the athletes. t Salem (UPD A ) 9-year-old j a charge of hunting deer with possession of venison. iMarion youth, Guy Leroy An- a spotlight and Walter E. Mc-I The sheriff's office said the Iderson, pleaded guilty iii Dis-1 Ginnis, 21. of Turner, pleaded deer was shot at night earlier "trict court here Wednesday to guilty to a charge of illegal! this week near Silver Falls I Y ' i I i M A to satisfy any fun loving sportsman . . . JANTZEN... ready (or action, skin-diving swimming or surfing JANTZEN form-fitting trunks fust naturally go together. 'WfU Plaid swim trunks that ore o slight departure from the ordinary . . . fills the bill for a smooth fit thol gives a swimmer action-freedom. 5.00 Left: Have fun this summer In a swim trunk that's just a bit different. Be adventuresome in Jantzen's John L. Sullivan knee-lengthers pin stripe knit. It's the real gone look in swimmers. 7.00 Bel ow: The Hawaiian square-leg trunk reach ing to a midway length . . . gives that trim appearance and is rugged enough for the most active swimming. 6.00 ! "V' CHARGES FRIDAY OR SATURDAY PAYAftll JUIY 10 Saxons Defending State Track Toga Corvallis-HFD - South Sal-loGte mvi: entrant: 1 1 A MAIL TKUUHt, MkMrf, f ' VA Tk4er. Mar U. ! em's Saxons will have the "most" going for them Satur day In defense of their Ore gon state high school class A l track meet championhip. The Saxons will have 13 qualifiers entered, including defending 100 yard dash champion Ron Harp and star miler Clayton Steinke. Grants Pass, Btaverton and Dallas each qualified 10 for the "big meet." Ljuth Salem expects to have its stiffest compeition provided by Medford, with nine qualifying spots, and Jefferson, with seven. Mel Renfro Standout The meet's outstanding th-, lete figures to be Jefferson's j Mel Renfro, who has posted the state's best times In the high and low hurdles events as well as holding the top broad jump mark this season by an Oregon prepper. Ren fro will be competing in all three of these events at the state meet. One of the meet's top races will match milers Steinke and Springfield's Fred Dellinger of Springfield. In their last race this year, Dellinger beat Steinke. Dave Carter, high jump. IV QLAI.IHIRS: Mike Hanhy, pole Meredith. 100. vault; Loren FREEWAY DISCUSSED Portland - UPII - Whether Portland will build its new westside freeway along the I Clay Market street route or I in the west foothills was dis cussed before the Portland j Realty Board Wednesday. No definite conclusion was reacn i ed. Hound Trial On Sunday Southern Oregon Hound Owners association will hold a field trial this Sunday on the Bill Duggan ranch be tween the two Table Rocks. Entries from throughout Oregon and possibly from California and Washington are anticipated. Zeke Junior, owned by Ernie Peyton, Gold Hill, got second line in the seventh an nual Leafy Oaks of the West ; field trial at Haitian Grove park at Sacramento, Calif. ! Shasta, owned by Tim Horn, j Jacksonville, placed in all finals. j Gold Tone, owned by Fred . Mitchell, Coos Bay, got first ! line. Portland - Wl - Police on- tinued their search today for Gary Lee Wilt, 21, Corvallis, who escaped from a Rocky Butte jail work detail here) Tuesday. The University of Oregon at Eugene was founded in 1872. Call SAM JONES S 2-9220 for quality used equipment CRATER LAKE MACHINERY How much is a "goldfar Mentors of Medford, Cra ter and Phoenix schools have indicated that their squads will be intact Friday and Sat urday for the annual A l and A-2 state high school track meet at Corvallis. Medford tutor Dean Benson' and Crater Coach Ed Knapp were to have left at noon to day with their crews. Phoe nix mentor Hap Consbruck will take his team to Corvallis tomorrow morning. The Black Tornado of Med ford will have an eight-man squad at the A-l meet, includ ing Walt Ayres, hurdler who will go as a relay alternate. Ayres drew praise for his run ning in the district meet de spile an ailing back. He placed third in the high hurd les. Pirates Gain Spots Crater qualified four men for the A-l state rivalry. Phoenix will have seven men in the A-2 meet qualified for 1 1 berts. The Pirates gain ed nine berths in state as the result of the district meet but got two more when Ken Wat son, Myrtle Creek, and Doug Stewart, Rogue River, with drew from the broad jump and discus, respectively. Dan Lumley of the Pirates will be in the jump and Ron Baker in the discus. The two Phoenix men were third in district in the events. Lum ley will be the Phoenix heavy duty man with entry in both dash and the relay as well as the jump. Despite wire service re ports. Grants Pass, with men qualified for 10 spots, is ex pected to make the strongest bid from southern Oregon for A-l honors. State meet entries from this area are: MKtiKonn sqt'Ali: loin Borlis. shot put: Mike Hnnd. hinh and low hurriles and I rrlay; Leonard Griggs. 100 and I aun and relay; Ray Smith, mile: 1 1 w acu; t'n Humph reys. 220 and relay. Terry Ryan. 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