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Track Titlists; for Sixth in A-1; OWENS HONonro Seattle tVPlt - Jim Owens, University of Washington foot ball coach and athletic direc- the fifth annual Western Sports Award. The award, sponsored by Western Air Lines, it presented to the western U. S. sports figure MAIL THIlUNI, Mtafwf Or. f ?, Mar If, 1M " SIPODIKTrS who makes the most effective personal contribution to attar letici. tor, Friday was honored with Jeff, Siuslaw Bedford Ties piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Drop in for a bit of 1 NEW TITLEHOLDER Benny Paret, left, and Don Jordan, mix it up on the ropes in the fifth round of their 15-round welterweight championship boxing bout at Las Vegas, Nev., Friday evening. Paret won the decision to take the crown from Jordan. (UPI Telephoto) Paret Wrests Welterweight Toga From Don Jordan By JACK CUDDY Las Vegas, Nev. - (UPD -Muscular Benny (Kid) Paret of Cuba, whose wilting body attack won the world welter weight championship from lanky Don Jordan Friday night, probably will defend his new 147-pound crown in New York on Oct. 15. Despite a private return bout contract with Jordan of Los Angeles, negotiations to day indicated that the Madi son Square Garden challenger would be Federico Thompson of Argentina - not Jordan. Jordan, 25, was unimpres sive in Friday night's nation ally televised 15-rounder at the Las Vegas Convention center as he lost a unanimous decision before a disappoint ing crowd estimated at 3,500 Paret weighed 146Va and Jordan 144V4. Third Straight Defeat Don, who weakened under Paret s persistent body bar rages, suffered his third straight defeat. The scoring on a five-point-must basis fav ored Paret as follows: Referee Charley Randolph, 71-65; judge Ray Lessard, 70 68, and judge Ralph Mosa, 71-67. The United Press In ternational agreed 72-65. Dur ing the comparatively dull fight, Jordan suffered a five stitch cut on his left brow and a nick on his right brow. He was bleeding from the nose at the finish, and his left cheekbone was swollen. There are several reasons why Jordan will be bypassed as the opponent for Cuba's second world welterweight champion in October. First, and perhaps most im portant, Paret and manager Phoenix Among Leaders in A-2 Manuel Alfrao would prefer a challenger who could com mand a large fee from tele vision and draw a capacity crowd in New York. Thompson Probably Naxt Slugger Thompson - who knocked out Jordan in the fourth round at Buenos Aires on Dec. 12 and held Paret to a 12-round draw at Madi son Square Garden on March 25-appears to be the money opponent. Second, Anthony Maceroni of Providence, R.I.-president of the National Boxing Asso ciation - announced at the ringside Friday night that the NBA would insist that Paret make his first defense against Thompson, and that the Paret- Thompson winner defend against Luis Rodriguez of Cuba, current top contender. Corvallis, Ore. - (UM - Jef ferson High school of Port land, with hurdler broad Jumper Mel Renfro winning three first places and getting three other first places and a second from other Democrats, captured the Oregon State High school class A-1 track meet here today. The Democrats amassed 68 points to easily dethrone de fending champion South Sa lem, eighth with 20 points. Marshfield finished second with 39, Springfield had 23, Cottage Grove rolled up 27 13 and Grant of Portland scored 27 to round out the first five places. Siuslaw won the class A-2 meet. The Vikings scored 45 points. Second place Nyssa had 39. Renfro, who in yesterday's qualifying for the A-1 meet set a broad jump record with a leap of 24-1 '4, broke his own record in winning the 180-yard low hurdles in the time of 18.9. The versatile senior also won the 120-yard high hurdles race with a 14 seconds flat clocking and anchored the Jefferson 880-yard relay team to a victory. Jefferson picked up its other first in the 440-yard dash and in the pole vault. Mike Wybourney won the 440 and Larry Jones picked off the pole vault title. Jerry Hemstreet finished second for the Demos in the 880-yard run. Grant's Craig Nelson added the fourth record of the A-1 meet by breaking a 28 and 26-year-old record in the 100 yard dash. Nelson turned in a 9.8 seconds time to smash the old mark nf 9.9 set by Jeff's Bobby Grayson, who went on to gain national fame as a Rose Bowl footballer for Stanford university, in 1932 and Bob Leslie of Klamath Falls in 1934. Denny Charlton of Red mond set the other A-1 mark Church Softball Meeting Slated Organization of church soft- ball league play for 1960 will be the object of a meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, June 2, at the YMCA. The announcement of the meeting came from C. H. Thompson Jr., who said that any church group interested in entering a team or finding out about the league should have a representative at the meeting. Any player who would like to participate is invited also to attend whether his church has a team entered or not. Start of play early in June is hoped. AUTO SUPPLY INSTALLED WHILE-U-WAIT MUFFLERS 72 up Seat Covers $16?up SHOCKS $588 and up OPEN SUNDAY & MEMORIAL DAY THE STORE WITH 10,000 ITEMS m MRPOftD, 801 N. Rivertide-GRANTS PASS, 197 Hlway ' c Charlton, Renfro Set A-1 Records Corvallis - (UPD - Four rec ords were bettered and an other equalled here Friday in preliminary competition of the Oregon A-1 and A-2 high school track and field championships. Mel Renfro of Portland' Jefferson High School set new mark of 24 IV in the broad jump, won two other events and led off on the top relay team as he led Jeffer son for the favorite position in Saturday's finals in the A-1 division. Lee Hazen of Siuslaw was the outstanding A-2 competi tor Friday, beating his own 1959 record in the 440 by .9 second at 50.1. Then he tied the meet's 220 record of 22.5 set by D. Speights of Red mond in 1956. Two A-2 events, the pole vault and high jump, were completed Friday, sending Mac.Hi into today's finals with a slight point lead at 10 with Stay ton second at 8'4. Renfro's broad jump better ed the record of 23-10 '4 set by Dan Moore of South Salem in 1958. Denny Charlton of Redmond tossed the discus a record 164 feet, 11 inches, in A-1 competition. Refro raced the high hur dles in 19.4 and the low hur dles in 14.3. He and team mates Andy Clay, Willie Tra vis and Mile Wybourney were actually beaten by Grant High of Portland in the 880 relay, but the Generals were disqualified for improper lane usage. Mediord's relay team was sacond with a biasing 1:30.6 in the state A-1 track meet at Corvallis yesterday. Mika Hood was fourth in both in both hurdla races for, the Black Tornado and Ray Smith took third In the mile run. Crater high's points cam on Max Burton's 194 feet 22 javelin throw for second place on Derrell Wil liamson's 54-1 Vj for third. Sieve Gray was fifth in the broad jump for Ashland with 21-11. Bob Voris took sixth in the high hurdles and in the quarter-mile. Allen Phillips won the jave lin for Klamath Falls and Bill Sproat was sixth in the mile. Larry Holmes tied for second at 12-4 for Grants Pass in the pole vault. Al Staley was fifth in the quarter-mile for the Cavemen, Hoalson fifth in the discuss and Ron Doyle in the low hurdles. Ken Marshall in the 880 and the relay team each sixth. Phoenix efforts in A-2 saw Ron Baker put the shot 50-10 for second, the relay team take second with 1:34.1, Dan Lumley place fourth in the 220, Othar Richey take fifth in the 171 and Gary Chriss place fifth in the high hurdles. Mike Hanby. Illinois Val ley, tied for first in the pole vault. Mile Bellinger. Sprint .; Stein. C. Grove; Ray Smith. Med.; Con roy, Jesuit; Sternoerg, Gresham; Sproat, KF. 4 23 3. Low hurdle Renfro. Jeff ; Ang hilante, The Dallei; Shanley, Marsh.; Hood, Med.: Smith, Mann.; Doyle. CP. :18 9. 220 Nelson. Grant: Eailey. C. Grove; Cutting. Redmond; Rentle, Cleve.; Link. Dallas; Htnkhousa, Scappoose. ;23.4. Pole vault Jones. Jeff.: tie sec ond. Holmes. GP, and Hushes, Marsh.; tie fourth among Despain, D. Douglas, Henningsgaard, C. Grove, and White, Line. 12-8. 880 Delllnger, Sprins-: Hem street. Jed.: Walsh. Line - Stelnke. S Salem; Schmltt, Dallas; Mar shall. GP. 1:57. Discus Charlton. Redmond Chandler. Marsh.; Backensen, irant; uarrlson, bprmg.; noauon, GP. Jones. N. Salem. 164-11. High jump Backen, Roseburg: tie second Gomez, Cleve., and Acker, West Linn. Hunter. Corv.; tie fifth White, Line, Chambers, Bend. 6-3',. Broad lump Renfro. Jeff.: Bird. Roose Rolfness, S. Sal : Carmen. LaGrande: Gray. Ashland: Hen- son, wy-Eait. 24-1 ',. FRIDAY QUALIFIERS: (Class A-1) Medford Mike Hood, high hur dles. 4th in 1st heat, and low hurdles, 4th In 2nd heat (no time given); Leonard Griggs, 220, 2nd In 2nd heat; ;22.B; relay team, 2nd in first heat, 1:31.9. Crate r Max Burton. Javelin, 1st, 104-2 'i; Derrell Williamson, shot put, 9th. 52-9. Ashland Bob Vorls, high hur dles, 2nd in 2nd heat, :16.1, plus 440. 3rd In 1st heat, M3. Grants Pass Ron Hoataon, dis cus, 4th, 154-8'i; Ray Meek, 100, 4th In 1st heat; Ron Doyle, low hurdles, 3rd in 1st heat, :20.9: Al Staley, 440, 3rd In second heat, :52.6; relay team, 2nd In 2nd heat, 1:31 8. Klamath Falls Allen Phillips, javelin, 3th, 177.9",. (Class A-l) " Phoenix Ron Baker, shot put, 2nd, 50-10; Othar Richey. javelin. 8th. 183-2',; Gary Chriss, high hurdles, 3rd in 2nd heat :16.1; Dan Lumlev, 100. 3rd In 1st heat. :10 6. and 220. 2nd in 1st heat. 23 3; re lay. 1st In 1st heat and best time, 1:33.3. QUALIFYING BESTS: (Class A-1) Discus Denny Charlton, Red mond. 164-11; high hurdles Mel Renfro, Jefferson, :14.3; shot put Jerry Larson, Marshfield, 57 ft.; 100 Craig Nelson, Grant, Lynn Baxter, Roseburg, Jim Easley, Cot tage Grove, :10; low hurdles Renfro :19.4; 440 Mike Wybor ney. Jefferson, :51.9: 220 Nelson :22.3: javelin Max Burton, Crater, 194-2t; broad Jump Renfro 24-1',: relay Jefferson 1:31.1 (Grant first but disqualified). LEGION SEASON TO START American Legion . Junior baseball season starts in this area before the prep baseball season is over. Central Point Cheney Studs meets Klamath Falls In a league game this afternoon at Cheney field here. The first of two tangles Is set for 1 p.m. This is a non-league mix. The Stud have Crater anal Ashland hia players on their roster. , Rel Beaverton; ourg; Jefferson; Medford: South Salem: Rose-! GranU Fau. 1.29.7. A-1 SCORING: Jefferson Marshfield 39. Springfield 28, Cottage Grove 27 13. Grant 27, Medford and Red mond each 22. South Salem 20, Cleveland 19. Roseburg 18. Wil son 16, Crater and Grants Pass each 14, Klamath Falls 11, The Dalles 10, Lincoln 9 3 6, Roosevelt S. West Linn 7, Benverton and North Bend each 6. David Doug las 4 1 3. Ashland. Corvallis. Dallas, Jesuit, LaGrande. North and South Eugene each 4. Gresham. North Salem and Pendleton each 2. Bend 1,4, Scappoose and Wy'east each 1. A-2 SCORING: (Incomplete) Siuslaw 45. Nyssa 39. Coquille 25U. Phoenix and Henley each 24, Lakevtew 20, Madras 19, Myr tle Point 18'i. Oakridge 17s,, Sherwood 16. Pleasant 11111 and Woodburn each 14, Gervals and McLoughlin each 12. Reedsport 10. Seaside and W'lllamina each 9, Stavton 8'4, Cascade. Gold Beach, Illinois Valley and Serra each 8. 1 HOSPITALITY Food Beverage illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll.nl You'll find a aarnay atmosphere a rivet er's Tavtia, .CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY at 4corner Si lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllliti in Friday's qualifying with a heave of 164-11 in the discus event. The meet's expected top race between Springfield's Fred Dellinger and defending champion Clayton Stelnke of South Salem failed to ma terialize in the mile when Steinke was disqualified for cutting in too soon. Dellinger won the mile in a time of 4:25.3. Dellinger also won the half mile run with a clocking of 1:57 flat. Nelson was the meet's only other double winner. He pick ed off a first in the 220-yard dash in addition to his victory in the 100. His 220 winning time was 22.4. Other A-1 champions were Allen Phillips of Klamath Falls in the javelin with a throw of 195-2, Marshfield's Jerry Larson in the shot put with a put of 57 feet and Bud Backen of Roseburg in the high jump with a leap of 6-3 V4. In the A-1 meet, Redmond and Medford tied for sixth in front of the Saxons, defending titleholders, with 22 points. Lee Hazen led' Siuslaw to its class A-2 championship. Hazen picked off first in the 440 and 220-yard dashes and established new records in both events. Hazen was timed in 48.8 seconds in the 440 and 22.3 in the 220. He had tied the 220 mark and broken the 440 record in the qualifying yes terday. Other A-2 records were broken by Bob Johnson of Henley in the 880-yard run with a clocking of 2:00.6 and by John La Duke of Siuslaw with a 22-2V2 leap in the broad jump. Coquille finished third In the A-2 meet with 25'4 points and Henley and Phoenix rounded out the top five with a tie for fourth and fifth with 24 points each. A-1 RESULTS: Javelin Phillips. 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