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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON St. Mary's Defends In I lay ward Relays THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 1962 Two Rogue valley contin gents' will aim to keep up their domination and three others will aim to improve on last year's performances Fri day in the opening day's com petition of the annual Hay ward relays at Eugene. St. Mary's of Medford will go as the defending Class C champion and seek its fourth straight crown. Rogue River will aim for -top honors' after being runnerup last year and third the year before. Class B entrants tomorrow will be Phoenix. Eaple Point and Illinois Valley. None of the three werr in title conten tion last season. Phoenix moved into Class B last year after being Class C second in I960. The meet, held at Univer sity of Oregon, will have its metropolitan and A division rivalry on Saturday. Medford, Grants Pass and Klamath Falls will be among the metro entrants while Crater and Ashland will be contenders in Class A. St. Mary's Coach Bill Mc Kibbin will take a combine of some 17 athletes to Eugene. For Phoenix Coach Hap Cons bruck lists a roster of some 26 athletes. Eagle Point Coach Vern Steward will enter eight. St. Mary's is now an A-2 school after being Class B un der Oregon School Activities association regulations, but remains in Class C for the Haywards which are OSAA EAGLE POINT ROSTER: High jump Lew Whipple: hich hurdles Whipple; shuttle hurdles Steve Geren. Bob Colpitts. Whipple: distance medley Don Benson. Geren. Larry DeHaven, approved, but not sponsored, ner; discus Darrelf Stock. and have different division ing. Enrollment of 200 is the dividing line between Class C and B in the Haywards. McKibbin mentioned three ailing SM trackmen, Tom Dar land and Pete Naumes with leg muscle trouble, and Jerry Reneau with illness. Darland ran for the first time Wednes day since the Ore-Cal relays. The B and C schools from this area warmed for the Haywards last Saturday in the Little Rogue relays won by St. Mary's. ST. MARY'S ROSTER: . Distance medley Allan Wruck, Pat Stinson. Steve Cook. Tom Rou hier: 440 Pete Naumes, Tom Dar land. Joe Kaiser, Mike O'Hara or Jim Webb; two-mile Wruck. Stin son. Cook, Rouhier; sprint medley Naumes. Tom Darland. Captain Paul Elliott. O'Hara: shuttle hurdles Tim Darland, Naumes. El liott: shot put Wayne Cook or Jerry Reneau; discus N a u m e s; javelin Jim Calhoun and Jeff Randolph; high jump Elliott; pole vault. Kaiser and Don Pruitt; team alternate John Lucas. PHOENIX ROSTER: 440 Vern Harris. Ken Combs. Mike Cansbruck. Jim Consbruck: sprint medley Richard Bolz, Jon Granby, Combs, Fred Swingle; two mile Larry Johnson. Denny Bolz. Jay Thomas, Vern Harris: shuttle hurdles Curt Harris. John Foster, Jerry Johnson; distance medley McDonald. Ken Hawkins, Steve Denham, Ramon Mota: shot put Granby. Harry Gay; discus Greg Esp. Art Diedrich; javelin Mike Consbruck. Rickey Rlchey: broad jump Combs. Richard Bolz; high jump Curt Harris. Eugene Hill. Steve Kessler; pole vault Ron Williams, Jim Consbruck, Dale Sauer, alternate; high hurdles Curt Harris, Jerry Johnson. SPORTS Tornado JV Tops Eagles Jim Allen clouted a grand slam home run and Pitcher Jack Forde tripled with the bases filled yesterday when the Medford high junior var sity downed the Eagle Point high baseball varsity 18 to 1 in a scrape at Eagle Point. Ron Edmonds clubbed a one-run triple and the Med fords had the help of 12 bases on balls and two hit batters in amassing their score. Medford got eight of its runs in the first inning on one of the triples, a single by Larry Vowell, six walks and an error. Five-Hitter The Eagle run was in the first inning on an error, sto len base and single by Don Charley. Forde, chucking a five-hit game, walked five and whiffed three. Five Eagles saw pitching duty. They al lowed six hits and struck out three. Eagle Point has a Rogue league game with Rogue Ri ver at EP on Friday after noon. Medford jayvee plays at Klamath Falls on Saturday. LINESCORE: Medford S04 130 218 3 Eagle Point .. 100 000 0 1 S 7 Forde and Phipps. Godley (S): F. Charley. Ray Bartlett (1). Her mann (11, Connor (4k. Dusenberry (5) and Roger Bartlett. Coach Points To Value Of Having Some Normal People Attend Colleges Students should be picked for college on bases other than just academic and IQ alone, Paul Durham asserted yesterday in a talk to Med ford Kiwanis club. The Linfield' college foot ball coach and athletic direct or, mentioning that colleges in the United States are now on the "academic kick," main tained that there is value in having some normal people in college rather than all "egg heads." Durham complimented the Medford school system and administration for an overall education program manned by top people. "I don't think there is a better situation in the state for an integrated program," he remarked. He pointed out that there are people at the top who care. "Giving up something and giving something extra" is what it takes to become a top athlete, Durham maintained. There are better athletes now than there have been in the past because they are bet ter coached, because they and coaches are more dedicated and because there is more dedication on the part of par ents. Durham mentioned Don Schollander, 15-year-old swim mer, and Dyrol Burleson, the nation's premier miler, as ex amples of parent dedication. Schollander recently became the first person to swim 220 yards in less than two min utes. His parents began a pro gram of morning and after noon practices for him a num Foreign-Borns Number 51 in Major Leagues New York - WPD - Baseball, ,51 foreign - borns come from the AU-American sport, may the Caribbean area. The not be so AU-American afterother Caribbean countries all. ! represented are Venezuela 2. ber of years ago and have advanced him, as he develop ed, against stiffcr competi tion. Someone has said that the Lake Oswego youth can be the greatest swimmer in the history of mankind. The speaker reported that, while the rest of the family took care of the evening dishes, Burleson's mother drove along in the car while the athlete, who had eaten light, conditioned by running on the country roads in the vicinity of Cottage Grove. Durham said he felt that the Linfield-type of college has a great place in America. He pointed to its indepen dence. The coach, who was named Oregon man of the year in sports last February, pointed 'to the differences between the recruiting of athletes by his school and the bigger col leges and universities. "The kids that we have to go out after we can't get," he re marked. He said that Linfield writes many letters a year to ath letic prospects. Durham re ported that most of the boys Linfield gets are boys who have answered an invitation' to visit the camDus. "If thev we can't get them," he stated. The most Linfield can give a boy is three-fourths of his tuition, the coach said. He expressed the thought 'that it is something of value if a boy is not given his way through college and he has to work part of his way. A check of the playing rosters of the 20 major league baseball teams shows a total of 51 foreign - borns in big and 1 each from the Bahamas, the Virgin Islands and Panama. Canada has 7 major league eatjue nvery. luob iei.as puvers while the other two with 17, while Puerto Rico come from Poland and Italy, has 11 representatives and the Reno Bertoia of the Detroit Dominican ilepublic has 9. Tigers was born in Italy and land Cleveland Indians have In fact, a total of 42 of the I P o land's representative is three each. Moe Drabowsky of the Cin cinnati Reds. 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