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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON MONDAY. APRIL 23. 1962 B 3 SPORTS p;:v:H .'- ' w ... . -." ' Seven Feet Cleared by Cal Jumper United Press International Gene Johnson of the Uni versity ol California, C. K. Vang of UCLA and Gary Gub ner of New York university turned in outstanding individ ual efforts in track and field meets around the nation Sat urday while team honors went to Texas Southern, Villanova and the University of Oregon. Johnson cleared an even seven feet in the high jump in a dual meet with UCLA to become only the fifth American in history to clear that barrier; Yang won four gold medals in the same meet and Gubner, world indoor shot put record-holder, set a meet record of 62 feet, 2 inches in his specialty at the eighth an nual yueens-Iona relays in New York. Texas Southern, a small school noted for its powerful relay teams, won a record- breaking number of six re lays during the 37th annual Kansas Relays; Villanova set tiiree meet records to capture the team title in the Queens- Iona relays; and Oregon snap ped the University of South ern California's streak of 104 dual track and field meets without a loss. Big Ten Dominates In another major meet Sat urday, three Big Ten schools Purdue, Indiana and Michi gan dominated the 34th an nual Ohio Relays with eight first places among them. The Villanova quartet of Charlie Hammock, Paul Dray ton, Bob Raemore and Frank Budd established meet rec ords of :41.4 in the 440 and 1:25 in the 880 while the Wild cat team of John Angevince, Owen Maguire, Gerry Hack ctt and Pay Traynor set a four-mile relay mark of 17: 40.4. Villanova, although minus several injured stars, piled up 50 points to easily outdistance runner-up Manhattan, which had 29 '-a. Johnson, a transfer student from Fresno (Calif.) City col lege, cleared seven feet on his second attempt at the height. However, the slim jun ior then missed two leaps at 7-1. Despite Johnson's heroics, California lost ' the meet to UCLA 99-32, since the Bears had no one to match Yang, a decathlon star from Nation alist China. Yang won the javelin, 120-yard high hurdles, 220-yard low hurdles and the pole vault. Texas Southern stole the show at the Kansas Relays, one of the Midwest's oldest track classics. Never before had any team won more than four relays in one year, but the all - Negro Texas school won six of the seven relays it entered, setting three rec ords en route. Despite 80-degree tempra- ture, Texas Southern cstab 'lished marks in the college spring medley (3:19.8), in the college mile relay preliminar ies (3:11.6) and broke its own record in the final of the college mile relay (3:11.0). Ray Faddler, who participated on all three record - breaking teams, was named the meet's outstanding performer. Shatters Pole Vault Mark In the university division, Fred Hanson of Rice shattered the pole vault mark with a jump of 15 feet, 6' 4 inches; McMurry's Bill Miller leaped 25 fect, 6 inches to set a broad jump record; Phil Mulkey broke his own record for the decathlon by amassing 7.480 points and Houston's Pat Clo hessy was the only double winner, taking the three mile in 14:14.8 and the Glen Cun ningham mile in 4:10.6. Oregon defeated Southern Cal, 75-56. to hand the Tro jans their first dual meet loss since 1945. Oregon had three double event winners in Dyrol Burleson, Harry Jarome and Jerry Tarr. Burleson won the mile in a slow 4:14.2. Only one meet record was set and one other tied in the Ohio Relays. The Indiana sprint medley relay team was clocked in a record 3:29.9 and Hate Adams of Purdue tied the mark of 9.3 in the 100 yard dash. 7W f t SWEEP IN MILE Dyrol Burelson easily wins mile for University of Oregon against University of California on Saturday as Ducks end long dual meet unbeaten skein of Trojans. He is followed closely by team mates Archie San Romani, left, and Clayton Steinke. Burelson's time was 4:14.2. UO's victory margin was 75-56. (UPI) South GP Winner of Triangular South Grants Pass Junior high took a three-way ninth grade track meet here Satur day. The Trojans scored 78 points. McLouglhin of Med ford had 48 1 1 and Ashland 24'2. South scored first in seven events, Mac in five and Ash land in two. John Tungate in the shot put and discus and Art Lee in the dashes were double first place winners for the Medford team. Medford gained all four dis cus places and South the first three in the high jump. INDEPENDENT MEAGt'E Eagle Point Teachers (33-211 2, Stew Hopper 4774; Harry tV David U3-U3i 2. Kay Goddard 507. Table Rock Lumber Ut-t-22) 3. John O'Connor 533; Tee Pee Ply wood 125-31) 1. Autfie Petard .474. Timber Wolvei 1 26-301 .1. Del Rom 550; CWa (3026) 1, Phil Mi lei 511. Midway Meat (27-29) 3. Riuly Fisher 523: Baker s Moulding (28 28) 1. Ralph Davis 515. Ideal Cement (2234) 0, Don Du senberry 4t8; Mechanics Laundry 122-34) 4. Del Monroe 552. Don Wend l 211, Del Ross 214, Dick Hughe 203. Ducks Set Sights On National Toga Eugene - IUM - Coach Bill Bowerman and his Oregon "boys," proud conquerors of mighty Southern California, set their sights on the Nation al Collegiate Athletic Associa tion track and field champion ship today. Oregon's great squad, with Jerry Tarr, Harry Jerome and Dyrol Burleson scoring dou ble victories, halted Southern California's dual meet unbeat en streak at 105 with a 75-56 victory at Los Angeles Satur day. It was the first Trojan dual meet loss since 1945. "I can't tell you how proud I am . . ." Bowerman said. A large crowd stayed up until 1 a.m. Sunday to greet the Webfoots upon their return. The victory put Oregon squarely in the limelight as the NCAA title favorite here June 15-16. "I hope we can be as ready for that one as we were for the Trojans," Bower man said. "Oregon has just about the best dual meet track team I've ever seen," said USC coach Jess Hill. A crowd of 12.393 watched. Washington State is the next opponent, at Hayward Field Saturday. Indians Widen Lead in Hockey Buffalo. N.Y. - 0JP1I - The Springfield Indians, backed by an outstanding job of goal tending by Macel Paillc, own a commanding three-game lead over the Buffalo Bisons today in the final round of the American Hockey league playoffs. The Indians, well on their way to unprecedented third straight Caldcr Cup champion ship, defeated the Bisons, 2-1, at Springfield Saturday night and then rallied for a 3-2 overtime decision at Buffalo Sunday night. Springfield can clinch the Calder Cup by winning the fourth game of the best-of- seven series here on Wednesday. Northwest Loop, Opens On Tuesday United Press International The class B Northwest base ball league begins action Tues day, its eighth season since it replaced the old Western In ternational league. Openers will find Eugene at Lcwiston, Salem at Tri Cities and Wenatchce at Ya kima. Lewislon is the defending champion. KKSl'l.TS. High hurdles Cain. S: Summers, S; Ekwall, A: Anders. M. 9.8. 75 Lee, M; Cain, S; Buckner, S: WitHUs. A. 8.4. Shot put Tungate, M; Lincoln, S; Larson. S; Brown. M. 54-10. 1320 Wililiams. S: Godfrey, S; Eakin, M; Blendell, S. 3:38.3. 330 Runsey, A; Kinnian. S; Craig. S; Lemire. M. 39 5. High jump Taylor, S; lie sec ond Tonilinson and Hutchini, S; Enyard, M. 5-7. Low hurdles Summers, S; Buckner, S; Ekwall. A; Shore. A. 14.8. Discus TunRate, M; Templeton, M; Brown. M: Dippel, M. 114-6. 150 Lee. M: Craig. S; Torre- son. A; Barker, M. lb.l. 660 Hutchins. S; Toews. M; Pope. S; Mann. A. 1:28.7. Broad jump Torreson, A: Pope, S; Dippel. M: Toews, M. !8-6'a. Relay South t Larson. Buckner, Cain. Summers); Ashland. 47.9. Pole vault Johnson. S: Hutch ins, S: tie third; Jury, A, and Rupp M. 109. Javelin Dippel. M: Tuneale, M; Butler, S: Ekwall, A. 154-6. Baseball SATURDAY COLLEGE GAMES Oregon State 0 Oregon 6 Linfield 10-7 Whitman 2-0 Lewis and Clark 1-2 Pacific 0-fi College of Idaho 3-6 Willamette 0-8 Oregon College 81 Oregon Tech 0-7 Portland State 16-4 East. Ore. 7-2 Ore. Frosh 15 Ore. State Rooks A ROW ROLLERS LIAlU t Eads Van Lines tlti-12i 4, Louise Bohl 454; Oregon Bookkeeping 13- 15). Ruth Johnson 362. The Meat Mart )15-13i. Ginny Weaver 393; Forest Chief Boot Co. tl2-l6i Therl Poindexter 3!b. Stickley Masonry Contractor (14-14) 3. Harriet Sherman 4U3; Stones TV (12-16) 1, Nancy Bar bee 342. Park Motors 12-121, Woodland Heights Market (1410) postponed. Harnett Sherman 180. Louise Bohl 171. Therl Poindexter 160; Stickley 1115. Leafs Win Stanley Cup Chicago -IUPII- The Stanley Cup, hockey's most prized tro phy, belongs to the Toronto Maple Leafs today, and ac cording to Coach Pun Imlach, it was just according to script. "I wouldn't swap my team for any in the league." he said. "We had a good playoff. We checked well and we skat ed well." Bob Nevin and Dick Duff came through with two goals and it was 2-1 for the Leafs for their fourth win in six games and the Stanley Cup for the eighth time in history, and the first time since-1951. GREENS VICTORS Eugene - (UPI) - Oregon's Greens defeated the Whites 18-12 in a spring practice fool ball game Saturday as Larry Hill of Astoria scored touch downs of 40 and 6 yards for the winners. iMii'STKi.xi. i i vi.i i: Olion-ljiwyc r '-unihr i2!l-tlt 4 Bill Barnes vn. talca tH-2bj Gordon Rone 514. Drive-In cleaners rJ7-13 4. Lar ry Bohl; Whitlaw Candy 117-2:11 0. Jim Casey I . Jubilee Club iIH-IHi .Carl Wil son 523; Tiu V Boall 7-33 Dan Hadley 500. Southern Oreeon Trophy i'24-ltii 2. Ivan Wolle 572; Fvr Kvter (22 181 2. Bill Tope MR Coca Cola (21-mt 1. dale Kim ball 594; Huffman', 21-1! George Colbert jJ7. Country Club 113-27! I. Klnvd Hollowav 551; Pattrr.on't i21-lli 3. Bob Warnner 5311 Bob Warnner 21fi: Gale Kim ball 243. Ivan Wolfe 214. Linfield, PSC Pace Circuits United Press International Dclendinn champion Lin field ran its Nmlhwcst confer ence bn.scbiWl unbeaten string to four with 10-1! and 7-0 vic tories over Whitman at Walla 3 ! Walla. Wash.. Saturday. ,d i Tlie Wildcats are leading the conference. College of Idaho and Wil- (Former Boxing I Promoter Dies I Los Angeles -(UPII- Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Babe McCoy, former con troversial boxing promoter. McCoy, fi2. whose real I name was Harry E, Rudolph, died of a heart attack Sunday ; morning in his room at the ; Mayan hotel, where he lived j for five years. He had suf fered an a Hack one month earlier and was under doo 1 tor's care. SI'Olt I SM N S I.KACI K Bulte Kails C.in Storr (42' 1 7 1 j I 4. Sherlcy Hatcher S8: Hunt ers Tavern (23-371 0. Gordon Schuli Mi2 Brecount Brother i40 ' ' j i 1. Bill Brecount ."SWH: Bmokhurst Sub division (33-27) 3. Keith Marvott 340. Butte Kail! Shell 1 4 11-2(1 1 4. Alva Webster Sti3; Kline Looting (18-42. 0, Dave Lcgg 544. Applcgate Investment (36-24) 4. Dean Lewis 47fl; Kirjt Christian Church One (31-21), 0. Dale Hcar rell 477. Hlllver Oil 1 31.311. 1 Jim Slm-k 511. I Firs! Christian Church Two (22 38 1 l. Jim Hopkins M!; Red Pega sus (21-:un 3. Dale Saltier 4(i8. Bill Brecount 22!1, Hill Zimmer len 221. Shcrley Hatcher 213. Hill yer Oil 21130. RAINBOW I.K W.CK Steve Wilson Luniher i23-fii 2, Dave BerRstrom SKI; Morse Motors (21-111 2. Dieter Trost 544. Rogue Valley Med ions i21-lli 3. I.oren Jacobs 554; Keepozebord Gi?.zeri (14-18) 1. Cordon Lav ton 484. Hootowl Logging i21-ll) 4. Jean Hainline 541); Rogue Vallev Hos pital (15-17) 0 Phil Hunllev .VI!) Harry and David (t!i-13i 4. Linn Mills 457; U.S. National Bank 1 16 16) 0, Gnrv Lewis 4!8. Star Body Shop ilfi-tfii 2. Paul Emery 479; Crater Lake Mach Two (7-25) 2. Jon Muir 487 Carolina Pacific (10-22) 0. Clar ence Byrd 461; Crater Lake Mach One (9-23) 4, Bob Schcrlcman 495. lainetk- split a donblohcadcr j f. 13 ;.cars as matchmakeI. ai ainwi'ii, ictano, aim Lewis and Clark and Pacific split a Iwinbill at Portland College of Idaho won the first name 3-0 and dropped the nightcap 8-fi. Lewis and Clark captured the opener 1-0 and lost the second same 6-2. In the Oregon at Olympic Stadium until ha resigned in 1956. conference, defending chain. pion and unbeaten Portland State ran its conference win ning string to three games with 16-7 and 4-2 wins over Eastern Oregon at La Grande. Oregon College of Educa tion and Oregon Tech split a doublehcader at Monmouth in other conference play. OCE won 8-0 in the first game and Oregon Tech captured the sec ond 7-1. TO THE POINT Norfolk. England - HIPP -Some women go to great lengths to land their man. Typist Jenny Goodall. 19, be- Collcgiale came engaged to part - tima magician Graham Wilson. 2.1, by balancing on the tip of his sword. "I decided to join hia act," she said, "to hold on to him." ORANGE VS. BEARS Syracuse. N.Y. - tUPlt - Syra cuse and the University of California will meet in foot ball for the first time in 1967. They will play the first game in Syracuse and then go to Berkeley. Calif., in 1068. I Marilynn Smith Sunshine Victor Miami (UPII Mcrilynn Smith fired her third straight round of steady golf here Sun day to capture top money in the $7,500 Sunshine Women's Open golf tournament with a 214. Despite high winds, Miss Smith carded a 71 Sunday to go with previous rounds of 71 and 72, for a five-stroke vic tory worth $1,200. Her two nearest competitors wore Pntlv Rerg and Kathv ' Whitworlh at 218. Oregon State Trackmen Overpower WSU, Idaho Corvallis - (UPII - Oregon State's strong track and field club today made plans for the Ml. San Antonio Relays at Walnut, Calif., this coming Saturday after scoring easy victories over Washington State and Idaho at Pullman Saturday. The California event is where Oregon State set a 1961 mile relay school record of 3:09.7. Oregon Slate rolled up angular meet. The Beavers had 91-54 edge over the Coug ars and a 114-30 margin over Idaho in dual meet competi tion. Oregon State won a dozen first places with Frank Marsh taking the high hurdles and low hurdles and Bob Johnson winning the 440 and 220 yard dashes. Gary Stenlund of the Beavers got off his best jave- i lin toss, 233 feet 1 Inch 97 23 points to 58Vi for WSU Dale Story won the mile in and 26 for Idaho in the tri-4:07. COURTESY CHEVROLET Is Proud To Announce Carl Bismark W Jmu, 111 - J r Is Now A Member of Our NEW and USED CAR SALES FORCE For a terrific deal in a new 1962 Chevrolet or on . "OK" uied car come in and talk to Carl, Courtesy Chevrolet Yout Volume Dealei 9th St. South Central Thru Barttett T(0M(DffinB(D)W mxlDOBILE HBLUM BUCKS o e e 3 Playoff At Houston Houston -UPI1- Three profes sional colfers whose careers are just beginning Jack Nicklaus, Bobby Nichols and Dan Sikcs found themselves all alone today in an 18-hole playoff for top money at the Houston golf classic. The trio finished Sunday's fourth round with identical 278 totals and were forced into the playoff. 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