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: THURSDAY. APRIL I. 1911 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. ;;'.o Dascballers '.ilnnd Friday L'Utr an initial South a conference vie ? i:edlord Black Tor I Ashland High Grlz nine collide on -t-rnoon. '''', i'.';' i t tvnti will be jet 4 p.m.. ..id.-', v y. rdri vanity , also has bill with Roseburg .iOj aftatrnoon in the ounty.,:town.: , The 3 Junior vanity and jpect vanity tussle at :d it 4 p.m. tomorrow. S Quinney likely will get' hing call for Medfori , the Grizzlies, accord : Coach John ' Kovenz. irry if the probable 0 catcher. For Ashland, r Bill Leybold is ex i to pick from among 1 lerce, Bob King and ott tor hill duty. GHz- DAY GAMES ton 10, Washington 7 . I t. Lincoln 1 , , Marshall CV ''::,, 10. franklin 7 A IS, flooeevelt 11 a, commit s ; : I - a t. Molalla I -' t -v a, Soappooaa S , 1AU OnMfO a." J. Neatucca 4 zly catcher , likely will be Jerry Hauck. -Lautanc Hurts Ankle .. With Quinney on the mound Tim White will be first base man for Medford. Condition of Craig .Laurence's ankle, turned yesterday in a scrim. mage with Southern .Oregon college 1 players, will deter mine who plays first base.' If Laurance, currently the best hitter on the club, is unable to play, the choice at the hot corner will be between Ray Stewart and Bob Schroeder. at shortstop. Outfielders, for the Tornado from left to right will be Sam Knutson, Dick Ragsdale and .Mike Neat- hamer. "' , Starting pitcher assign ments for the. Tornado at Roseburg may be Herb Wheel er and Stewart Young, Wheeler, who had trouble last week against Klamath Falls, tossed three innings yesterday against the collegians and was getting the ball over well. ' Kovenz said that he will take as many players to Rose' burg as possible and will play as many as ne can. . Ashland has beaten Pros pect and lost twice to Crater. Medford has split with Klam ath Falls. re y I G0.DC3G . " J, riymovfh : " icrl Yca-J w ugfmnsX if SPECIAL f n ii i 1 1 l.n'j i' ii i ' f"" " f 'jftl Liine! . tMJi m THIS F0R 0Nlf ell 1.50 I U IJ mil Correct Cottar,- ' ' Value Camber Tot-ln ,' $0.0.1 Adjust Steering Brotto Lining : Inspection . 1.50 Rag. Total Volga 1$1 2.95 ALL MAKES ALL MODELS American Cart FREE ALIGNMENT CHECK j -NO. OBLIGATION -TAKES ONLY 10 MINUTES ' Phono SP 3-8255, , for Appointment .(' 1 amti"atwa J KOUCt: Monday Thru Frlday-8 to 6 . Saturday-I to 5 ' : n', j in, mil' iftp illMi 1112Ccrt Srrttt Medford Junior High Meet Won By Hedrick 1 Hedrlck Junior high won both divisions yesterday in a meet with Central Point. Hornet eighth grade- was victor, 60 to 53, and the sev enth- grade score was 52 13 to 24 23. . RESULTS: (Sth trade) D I o u Glowe. C; Branch, C; Golden, H. 86-3 High hurdles Watrud, H; Smith, H; HJorten. H. -.103. 76 Taylor, C; Way, - H; Davla. H. :0fl.7. Broad lump Taylor. C; O. Mil ler. H; Flanders, H. 17-8. ' anm uuv jurae, i;;- oeare, n; 330 Marshall, C;, G. Miller, H; Glawe, C. :42.2. I Low hurdles Watrud, ; nan- Hgh ' jump fco'nker, ' C; Beare, Pole vault Way, H; Beare, H lib Taylor. C; Way. Hj Henney, C. :17.2. 060 Marshall. C; Whiteiido, C; Miller, H. 1:41.7. Javelin Davis, : H; Pierce. H: Pitts. C. 119-1(4. ; Relay Hedrlck (Way, Watrud, (7th trade) High Jump Zaccharias.. H; Jen nings, Ci Sanford, C. 4-8 ',4. . Low. hurdles Zaccharias, H; Jennings, C; Cranston, H. :10.0. 7B Tropple, H; Spencer, C: C; Trautman, C. :00. 330 Tropple, H; Downing, C: Hamilton, ft. AS.l. Pole vault Spaur.H; Bergen, H; tie, third, Kirmey, H, and Saniord, Blank, 8-?' , , 150 Spencer, V C;- Rowe,' C: Broad Jump Tropple, ' H;! Za- cnanas, n; spencer, u. ia-it!i. Shot put Durante, H; Spaur, -Hi Branch. C. 42-3.' Relay Hedrlck (Zacharias, Du- ranie, epaure, Tropple) :54.e. . . Eagle Point 7-6 Victor Eagle Point Eagle Point nut over three runs in the seventh inning here yesterday to nick Butte Falls high 7 to 6 in non-league baseball. Squeeze bunt hits by Gary Clement and Jan Dusenberry put over the typing and win ning runs, respectively, with one out in the frame. A double by Don Charley, singles by John Under and Dick Wilson, plus a walk, had preceded the squeezes. . Dusenberry hit three for four, Wilson two for three and Don . Charley, Llnder and Clement each two for four for the Eagles. Thompson swatted two for three and Lytle and Neal Ellis two for - four for Butte Falls. The Eagles meet Rogue Elver here Friday in Rogue league play. linehcorb; i Butte Falls ......302 101 08 S aale Point- Ill 100 37 18 4 . N. Ellis. A. Ellis inland uaker: P, Charley. Conner (3), Perdue (7) anu jjuaingm. Celts Top SL Again Boston -IUPD- The Boston Celtics packed a commanding lead into their suitcases today and headed for St. Louis where they could 'win their third straight National Basketball- Association . playoff crown this weekend. : The Celtics, looking like old smoothies after overcom ing first-half woes, raced to a- 116-108 win - Wednesday night and now lead the Hawks, 2-0, In the best-of-aoven championship series. . The third and fourth games, both to. be televised, will be at St. . Louis Saturday and Sunday afternoons.' . . . Oregon State Downs Vikings vCorvallls-IUPD-Little Cecil Ira pitched Oregon State to a 7-0 win over Portland State In a college baseball, game here Wednesday., " ; Ira - scattered 10 hits, all singles, and, struck out 12 as the Beavers scored their fifth straight victory. Oregon State.took a 4-0 lead In the second inning, added two more In the fourth and scored its final run in the seventh inning on a home run by Grim Mason. . . MNK8COR"K8i " Portland State 000 000 0000 to 2 Oregon State 040 200 lox 7 12 3 Hendry. Gray 121 and Fets, Han sen (8); Xra and Hayward. Caveman, Tornado Relay C There are particular events in which each of the schools entered are expected to shine. But, when it comes to the team championship, the same old story is anticipated Saturday-afternoon in the annual Rogue Valley relays at the Medford high stadium. Medford and Grants Pass, only high schools which have captured the - Rogue titular trophy, are expected to battle it out again, Said an observer, who has seen both squads in action, "Grants Pass and Medford are really going to be locking horns, I think." 1 : : GP has shown its strength with a 68 Vi to 53 win over the Roseburg invitational and with a 6SVi to 63 win over Marshfleld last . week' end. Medford flexed Its muscles, in the Ore-Cal relays at Ashland last Saturday. . ' Not Tha Depth ; ' ' : There are events lh which the other Rogue participants, Crater, Ashland and Klamath Falls are expected to do well. But, they do not appear to have the depth of strength to be In contention for the mantle. ' ' vfl":;-. Ashland has such perform ers as Bob Vorls In the high hurdles and Dave Colwell in the pole vault but 'Coach Hiram Crane likely will have just 24 youths entered in the engagement here. Crane points out that his squad is "awfully thin.".-' '.- V - ': - Crater, where - Coach Ed Knapp said his crew is fight ing colds and orchard heating Work, had. the fastest sprint relay team in the Ore-Cal meet with Gary Wald, Jereal Brown, Robert Robinson run ning. Knapp said' that he'll enter about 35 thinclads. The mentor is trying to fill in the gap for athletes lost and wants to give a good number of boys a chance to perform. He said he could double up his crew for strength in events but that he'd like to give bis squad ex perience. "We'll be In there fighting for all we can get," Knapp stated., - .V PbUIips Tops ' j Klamath Falls has a top javelin thrower in Allen Phil lips who also broad jumps. Its sprint medley quartet - of Stltes, Lawrie, Dahn and Piper had fast time in the Ore-Cal.. Medford ' In the Ashland meet last week had the top prep performances in nine events. However, the Black Tor nado suffered a blow yester day when Mike Hood, high hurdler, . high jumper and broad jumper hurt his foot while running. Seriousness of the injury was being deter mined this morning. But, it was thought that Hood may miss the relays and be out of action even longer. Coach Dean Benson' can call on Roy Shaw to run in the hurdles. If Hood is to be replaced in the broad and high jumps, a jump off today will determine who will fill in.-:;.!'-"-",': ;''..; ..- . ROGUE RELAY RECORDS: 440 :44.3, Medford 1956 (Haw- Kins, uouia. ituey. parson). : 880 1:31, , Medford .1051 (Baize, Walker, Morris, Buckingham) and I960 (Humnhreys. Blew. Rvan. Griggs); Ashland 1994 (Gnndee, C. Baker, S. Baker, Bates). Mile 3:26.3, Medford 1958 (Ker shaw, Chrlstean, Winchell, RusseU). 2-mile relay 8.-24.7, Medford ihoo iLingscneit, mcney, . Lane. Winchell and 19B7 (Llngschelt, Mul len. Lane. Richev).. Distance medley 10:86; Medford 1939 (Norton, Hill, Reich, John son). Shuttle hurdles :U3. Medford ivao (uirson, Hawkins, Miller).. Shot put 150-10(4, Medford 1987 (Plumley, Funston, Murray). High Jump 17-6 Medford 1993 (Huber, Knapp, Clark). Broad jump 62-9 ft Medford 1960 (Hood, Humphreys, Sleg). Javelin 207-5, wlnnlngham, Grants Pass, 19S8. Pole vault 12?5, Luman, Grants Pass. 1997. Discus 157-3(1, Spurgton, Marshfleld, 1998. High hurdles :13.J. Hood. Med ford, 1980. (New event In I960.) 11 Events on Slate For Little Rogues Phoenix - An H-event pro gram will be presented here Saturday afternoon when the Phoenix high Pirates host for the sixth annual Little Rogue relays. There will be five individ ual . field contests and five relay running events. Compe tition is patterned after that of the Class B and C divisions of the Hayward relays a week later at Eugene. Palmer Picked In Champ Golf Los . Angeles-OIPD T Arnold Palmer was a 6-1 favorite to day to win the ninth annual $40,000 Tournament of Cham pions at Las Vegas, Nev., May 4-7. ' Palmer, top money winning golfer of 1960, was followed in the -odds by Billy Casper and Sam Snead, both at 8-1. Casper won the 1959 Nation al Open. Crater JV Trackmen Beat Eagles Central Point Crater high junior varsity trimmed Eagle Point varsity 70 to 52 yester day In track and field. 1 The Comets won seven clear cut firsts and Eagle Point six. They shared first In the high jump. Steve Geren won the 100- yard dash and the broad jump for the Eagles and Mike Palm the low hurdles and pole vault. , ' Crater swept the javelin' and the discus. . Results: High hurdles' B. Martin, C; Whipple. BP Bray, C. :18.4. , 100 Geren, KP; Payne, C; Schwab, C. :10.5. Mile Hudson, BP; Askwlth. C; Guss, C. 9:13. 440 B idler, Cl Kircher, C; Henry, EP. -98.2. Low hurdles Palm, BP; Whipple, EP; B. Martin, C, :23. 220 Pay ne, C;. ' Geren.' EP; Peterson. BP. :24.1. Javelin Muller, C; Beman. C; Purdy C. 153 ft. Discus Kimball, C; Lester, C; Harris. C; 11B-7U. Broad Jump Geren, EP; Char ters, EP; Kurz, C. 18-9. Pole vault Palm, EP; McGrath, C; Henney, C. 10-6, High Jump Tie first Beman, C, Bray, C. and Whipple, EP. 5-6. Shot put Lester, C; Peterson, EP; Harris, C. 41 ft. 880 Joe McCalvy. C; T. Hlgln botham, C; Hudson, EP. 2:19.9. Reay Eagle Point (Geren, Palm, Peterson, Charters). 1:40.1. , ENTER BIG RACE Indianapolis, Ind.-WPB-Jack Turner of Seattle, Wash., and Jack Rounds of Bell, Calif., have been nominated for the Memorial Day 500-mile auto race here. The list of entries for this classic now totals 33. Firsts, seconds and thirds are more valuable in the run ning events than in the field rivalry. '... , Other entrants in the meet are Illinois Valley, Eagle Point, Rogue River and St. Mary's of Medford. St. Mary's Is defending champ and with Eagle Point will "aim for a third championship to retire the trophy. " ? - LITTLE ROGUE RECORDS: Pole vault 12-4 !s, Hanby, Illi nois Valley, I960. Broad Jump 20.4, B. Evans, St. Mary's, 1960. Shot put 47-8, George Flum lee, Illinois Valley, 1950. High Jump 9-10, Jack Grab, Eagle Point. 1896. Discus 142-S, Carl Michael, St. Mary's, 1999. Javelin 186-8 (S, Dan Slankaer, Illinois Valley, 1998. Distance medley 11:82.8. St. Mary's 1999 (Thleral, Kirich, Dave Rouhler, D. Evans), Sprint medley 139.2. Eagle Point 1999 (McClurer, . Charters, Turner, Berryman). ShutUe hurdles :36.45, Phoenix 1999 (Chrijj. O. Rlchey. Dlllree). 440 :49.9, Eagle Point 1999 (McClure, Charters, Berryman, Turner). 2-mlle relay 9:13.8 St. Mary's 1960 (Dave Rouhler. D. Evans, T. Rouhler, Austin).- ..... Beavers Nudge Tulsa Nine 4-3 Homestead, F l a. (UPD A single in the bottom of the ninth inning by shortstop Clem Moore gave the Port land Beavers a 4-3 exhibition baseball victory over' Tulsa Wednesday. The hit, the third for the day for Moore, drove in sec ond baseman Phil Gagllatio and provided Portland with Its 10th victory in 14 games this season. Rogue Clearing; Salmon Caught ! Portland - (UPD - The week ly report on fishing condi tions prepared by the State Game Commission: , . Southwest: Spring Chinook angling picked up on the Umpqua with water - condi- j tlons Improving; Rogue river clearing and first fish have been taken in Grants Pass to G a 1 1 c e section; on lower Rogue, salmon angling good at Ferry hole downstream from Canfield riffle. Trotters Face College Stars AtCorvallis ,'Corvallis will be the only Oregon stop for the world se ries of basketball, when the Harlem Globetrotters meet the -1961 College All-Americans: at Gill coliseum on Thursday night, April 13. Highlighting the Globetrot ter roster will be the colorful Meadowlark Lemon. The Globetrotter roster for. the world series is composed of the best players off both the western , and eastern Trotter units. :, ,.- .' "We. have been attempting for 10 years to book this at traction and . we are finally successful," announced Athle tic Business Manager Jim Bar rett. The western unit alone last year drew 8,000 fans to the coliseum and OSC offi cials predict a crowd of 10, 000 for this show. ' The famous Cab Callaway, the "Hi-De-Ho" man of screen, television and stage renown, will sing during the. variety show which accompanies the basketball attraction. Callo way will ' emcee the show which will -: include Richard Bergmann, national table ten nis champion vs. Cannonball Fujil; Max Patkln, baseball humorist and contortionist; Klml Yokoi, Japanse cyclist; Tom Wells, European juggler, and Guy Allan, national baton twirling champion. Autorama Slated at Roseburg (,wl.lnWIl nnrl snnerrhnreed , and rods on display mere wui Chevrolet engine and has be movies shown from the col- r.ohoH a foot 1 7ft mllps I lection of Dean Moon,. Los per hour from a standing stop on one-fourth mile . drag strips. It currently holds rec ords on several west coast strips, including two at Med ford. - - . ,- In addition to the many cars ; Roseburg The Glass Slip per, nationally famous drag ster from Sacramento, Calif., will be the featured entry at the first annual Autorama, billed for this week end, April 7-9, at the Douglas county fair grounds in Roseburg. Sponsor of the show which also,, includes some 50 other hot rods, custom cars, motor cycles, go-karts, old-timers and boats is -the Umpqua Regional Timing association.-. ; - - The Slipper, so aptly named because of its resemblance to Ctnderellas footwear, is one of the most famous of all hand-made custom cars. This sleek chrome and fiberglass speedster was primarily de signed for competition on the dragstrip. It is powered by a Football Clubs Swap Players Boston - (UPD - A seasoned quarterback and a slick half back have swapped teams in the sophomore American Foot ball "league, with the Boston Patriots and Oakland Raiders completing a five-player ex change.... '. .;, , ' The Tuesday trade, biggest in the young league's history, brought quarterback - Babe Parllll and fullback Billy Lott to . Boston in exchange for halfback -Dick "Christy, full back Alan Miller and defen sive 'tackle Hal Smlth. ; MH Golfers Vie Friday Medford High school's -golf team goes into action once this week end. The Tornado divot ers have slated Roseburg here on Friday. The engagement will get underway at noon. Rogue Valley Country club men will be hosts to Coos Bay golfers on Sunday, April 9, for a team, match. A social gathering is scheduled at the club Saturday evening for the players and their wives. Builders Supply Boy At : QUALITY BLOCKS Chimneys flJsi Concrete f w. , PHONE SP J-4I7J ; 717 . McAndrtwi Angeles and Southern Oregon Timing association, Medford. SOTA ' also, will have 1U scale model drag strip in oper ation emphasizing the - meth ods employed in its drag strip operation at White City. Trophies will be awarded Sunday evening to winners in all classes of competition and for peoples choice, sweep stakes, and special events. A dance Is planned Saturday evening.- ' Doors will be open from 5-10 p.m. Friday, noon until midnight on Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. on Sunday. . V FOR Flexible Geared Couplings CALL SP2-S227 FOR COMPLETE STOCKS (W ITEBijmhj jW1 MH Tennis Team Tips Ashlanders : Medford High school tennis team found tough going but defeated Ashland 4 to 2 yester day at Ashland. ' Jim Yoder, playing No. 8 singles, made a comeback which saved the day for the Tornado. Down 1-4 against Ashland's Jim Taylor, tie ral lied to win. the first set 7-5 then took the second 6-3. Medford copped the No. 1 and 2 singles with John Mc Kinley beating Ken Steven- son, 6-1, 6-3, and Jim Randies winning from John Mitchell, 6-1, 6-1. ,v ( - For Ashland Dennis Gtrard defeated Art House, 6-4, 6-2, and Bog Hegdahl beat Gary Highland, 10-8, 2-6 and 6-3. Highland broke his glasses be fore the match began. He bor rowed Randies' after dropping the first set and they helped him win the second. In doubles McKlnley and Randies won a Kramer set. 8-5, from Mitchell and Heg dahl. 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