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Newspaper Page TextHumboldt Nudges Raider Cindermen Areata, Calif. - Humboldt Slate came from four points behind in the final event to upset previously undefeated ' Southern Oregon, 66-65, in a '. thrilling dual meet marred -by 40 degree weather here Tuesday night. It was the first loss handed . the Red Raiders in six outings , this year, despite the fact that the Ashlanders set two new . school records, tied two oth , era and cracked six meet standards. Southern Oregon led 65-61 . going in the last event, the mile relay, but the Lumber jacks won in record time to squeeze out their slim, one point decision. Distance ace Jerry Arndt claimed both new SOC rec ords as he finished second in both the mile and two mile. MEiroiu)vtjTniiOTi pninr In the four-lap mile, he fin ished in 4:28.7 to break his own record of 4:32 set earlier this year and in the two-mile he hit the tape in the same clocking as Humboldt's Ron h M Victor? A7ndtTumeL Ah'anf, hi' was B:48.4 which broke Mm , " lc lrlm med, "? SlH old school standard of 9:58.3 ""7 Cl;usad?r ?' Mf!i ., T ,,:, io.il73 to 47 In a track and field year. Dnvlp Rrancnm riatmod ih. fir.. .,i,.. i.r ih. The Grizzlies had firsts in Raiders, winning the century seven ' lh 14 con'"1 an.d Ashland Victor in Track Over St. Mary's Squad (or first in the high Jump with Ashland s Jim Lamb. The Crusaders actually ran home first in the relav hut meet here on Tuesday after- were disqualified for an out noon, lot-zone baton Dass. Ashland will meet Crater swept the discus. SM took six firsts and tied for first in one event. St. Mary's Paul Elliott won both hurdle events and tied i BOWLING , ,' IT. PITT LEAGUE .' Kogsp Shipping (20-11 1 3. Phil Blood 302; Kujfap Shavers (28-12) -), Eddie Glover 520. Electronic Service (26-141 3. ' Lloyd Knapp 873: Neeley Nelion Lumber (10-121 1. Lee Zelsmer 52.1. Tomlln Webber Lumber (22-18i 4. Price Shafer S63; Koiap Silver Pickers 118-21 1 0. Marvin Lemleux 451. Hapco (22-181 4. Larry Sumdman S12: Trowbridse Electric (14-261 0, Lyle Jarman 466. Squirt (20-201 1, Duane Usee 477; Koeap Peelers (16-241 3. Le Roy Hammersley 550. Lansley Logging (20-201 3. Bob Eddlnsi 484; Table Rock Lumber (14-261 1, Leo Johnson 503. Roy Healh 217, Phil Blood 211, Price Shaler 207; Koap Shavers 082; Tomlln Webber Lumber 2833. BOXY ANN LEAGUE Harrison Electric ( 10-91 3. Don Garmnelgaard 484; P M T (9-191 1, Rov Cochlll 472. O N C 118-10) 1. Jim Casey 588; Baker's Moulding 113-15) 3. Claude Potts 533. While Poodle Cleaners (IB-tni 3. Don Braund 514; Reliable Cleaners (15-13) 1. Doe Wilson 51S. Graham Cabinet Shop (17-11) .1, Oral Freemyer 540; Westward Ho Const. 13-151 1. Bob Warrlner 930. Timber Products (18-13) 1, George Mulvey 801; Groceteria (10 IB) 3, Jerry Kucera 567. Royal Crown 113-13) 4. Ray Bar ker 586; Consolidated Freight IS 33) 0 Derald Wooten 471. Medford Radiator Service (IS 13) 1, Bob Nelson 485; Graham Electric (13-15) 3, Leo Bohls 538. Claude Potts 320. Ray Barker 313; Jim Caaey 314; Groceteria 3938. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE Community Rescue and Ambu lance (37-191 3. Mary Shollenburg . 407; Carl's Eaatalde Shell Station . (2nij.35) 2, Louise Bohl 303. Smoke Jumpers (32i-23i) .1 Betty Boyer 406; Msxwell House Drips 124-32) 1. Fhyl Hopper 4 Marge McCoy 353. Jack s Drive-Up 132-24) 3. Vivian Rodgers 448: Pauline's 1 17 1 j -38 ' , I . 1. Marlon Nobbs 434. in 10 flat, the 220 in 22 flat which tied his own school mark set in 1081, and the broad jump where he leaped 21 feet 8' 4 inches. The Ashland collegians won eight of the 15 events but the host 'Jacks pulled out their slender win on the strength of second and third places. Freshman Bill White was a double victor (nr the losing Raiders, winning both hurdle events. His time of 14.9 tied Ihe Southern Oregon mark set by Howard Hartman last spring In the Conference meet at La Grande. Dave (Jraham ran the 440 in 50 flat, one-tenth second off the mark. Other Raiders winning first places were sophomore Har old Haugcn in the half-mile, sophomore Mike Hanby in the pole vault and Fred Thomas who leaped 6-3 In the high jump.. Southern Orcaon was with- out the services of hurdler 8,LT S1ehl R; nn, Royce Kiser who is sidelined hill. IV: b stiehl. nn. 45-2 by illness, and middle distance Discua-simer rr: Thomhill. , . iv; I. MR' II J, HK. IIW-I. runner Charles Swingle. Javelin Frantz. BR; Salter. RR; Thomhill. JV. 153-li.. High jump Sinier, tin; Tucker, Rogue River Defeats IV Rogue River-Barry Franlz captured three events for Rogue River high yesterday when it beat the Illinois Val ley track team here 78 '..4 to 43'i. Frantz won the Javelin, the 440-yard run and the 220 Steve Simcr helped the vic tors with first in the discus and high jump. Double win ner for IV was Frank Blair in the hurdles. His were the only victories for the Cougars. Rogue River's. Chiefs took blue ribbon points in 12 events. Rogue River swept the mile and IV both hurdle races. at Central Point on Friday in a meet moved up one day. St. Mary's goes to Rogue River on Friday. The dual defeat was only the Raiders' second in nine meets over the past two sea sons. Saturday the men of SOC will meet Oregon College in a dual encounter at Monmouth. "E" Business (31-251 I 3. Jane Kllnger . 1. Nina Carpenter 411: Culler ' Queens (SO'.s-se1.) 420. Winnie Mulvey 170: Nina Car penter 188; Mary Shollenburg 163, Vivian Rodgers 182. Community Rescue 2073. CRATER LAKE LEAGUE ML Pitt Co. (34-12) 2. R Davis 589: Domestic Laundry (20-16) 2, H. Baker 542. OK Msrket 123-131 2. C. Wnltf 349; Knights of Columbus 19'.i 16i) 2, C. Mlksche 510. Cogswell's Market 2t ',-14'i ) 4, H. Bnen 627, City Hall 114-22) 0, J. Compagnnnl 402. Timber Producta (21-131 4. C. Graves 532: Slmmond Const. Co. (18-181 0, B. Simmonds 482. Mann's Dept. Store (17'j-ia'il A. H. Schmechel 4SI: Esrl It Roy's (15-21) 4. L. Anderson 580. ' Safeway Stores 117-191 2. B. Caat S4I: Lea Motors 13!s-32!) 2, L. Bohl 360. United Grocers (15-211 4, J. Cot ley 61(1; Medford Neon 113-231 0. R. Dev 509. Jack Colley 2:18. Howard Baker 334. Jim Relnholtt 218; Cogswell s Market 2667. RANDOM TIMBER LEAGUE Team One 17-1) 4. John Wisely 490; Team Three (2-6) 0, Nolan Vaughn 301. Team Five (8-2) S. Alex Chtsum 400. Team Seven (1-31 1. Bob Yaear 472 Team Two 13-31 4. Barklev Evans 520; Team Four 12-6) 0. Jim Adams 410. Team Six (2-2) 3. Ivan Curtis 412: Team Eight 12-21 2, Warren Rock 432 Alex Chisum 108, John Wisely 195. CENTENNIAL l.EAtit'E Kool Kats (23-13) 4. Nora Ballev 407; Bon Boos (21-131 0. Rita Rig gert 412 Hnwl 'n' Bawl 123-131 4. Carroll Peterson 479; Kahongcrs (12-241 0. CVRiyn Drannnorsv . Results; Mile Msngon. H. Arndt. S. Runyun. H; Tune 4:27.6 (New meet record). 440 Rcames. H. Graham. S. O'Brien. H: Time 40 8 (New mee( record). 100 Bransom. S. Rrminulnn, H, Potts. H; Time 100 (Tied meet record). High hurdles White. S. Hart man, S, I.ltllcton, H; Time - 14.0 (Tied SOC school record by Hart man, 11)61; New meet record; New field record). 880 Hauiirn, S. L e m k e. H. Ehlers, H; I ime 2:00.8 (New meet record i. 220 Bransom. S, Remington. H, Graham, S; Time 22 0 (Tied school record hy Bransom. 1061; New meet record). Two-mile . Mitngnn. H, Arndt. S. BoatnlRn. S; Time 9:48.4 (New meet record). Low hurdles While. S. Hart man. S. Potts. H; Time 24.6 (New meet record). Blinl-pul Bnhel. H, Bnlslnger, H. Carr, H; Distance 4S-H'j. Javelin Barker. H. Bobel, H, Hanby. S; Distance 160-7 High Jump Thomas. S, CreiRh tnn. 11. Charley, S; Height 6-3 (New field record) IV: R Martin. IV. 3-0 Pole vault Davidson. RR; Han by. IV; tie third. Llles. RR, and Cross. IV. 9-6. Broad lump Wright. RR; Phil, lips, RR; lliinhy, IV. 19-8 Mile Penlccosl. RR; Sailer, RR; Schefstrom. MR. 3:08. High hurdles Blair, IV: Gellerl, IV; Hlle. IV. 17.0 440 Frantz. RR; Gales, RR; Cross, IV. 54 6 100 Jones, RR; McNaught, IV; Phillips. RR. 10.6 Low hurdles Blair, IV; Tucker, IV: Gellcrt. IV. 22.8 880 Gates. RR: Thornhlll. IV; LcRoy, MR 2:10 220 Frantz, RR: McNaught. IV; Wright. RR. 24-1. Relay Rogue Rlvpr (Phillips, Nellson, Wright, Jonesl. 1:40. Indians Close To Ice Title Buffalo, N. Y. -IUPD- The Springfield Indians, the most powerful dynasty in Amer ican Hockey league history, can wrap up a precedent breaking third straight Caltier Cup championship by beating the Buffalo Bisons tonight. Springfield leads in the best - of seven final series, three games to none, and need win only one more to become RESULTS: High hurdles Elliott. SM; Ham lllnn. A; Lamb, A. 15.7. 100 Boyce, A; Tom Darland. SM; Heas. A. 108 Mile Wrurk. SM; Brown. A; Buell, A. 4:45.3. 440 P stlnson, SM; Wallace. A; Cotton. A. 53.4. Low hurdles Elliott. SM: Ham ilton. A: Tim Darland. SM. 20.8. 220 Wallace, A; Boyce, A; Stln son. SM. 23.6. 880 Klrscher. A; Wruck. SM; Steve. Cook. SM. 2:08 3. Relay Ashland (St. Marv's won but disqualified, out of zone.) Javelin Calhoun. SM: Jackson. A; Dixon, A. 169-S'i. Broad jump Tom Darland, SM; Hess, A; Naumes, SM. 20-2. Shot put Mills. A: Clinton, A; Wayne Cook. SM. 43 3. High )ump Tie first. Lamb. A, and Klliott, SM; Sakraida. SM. 3-7. Pole vault Tie first Baker, A. and Lewis, A; Kaiser. SM. 11 ft. Discus Dixon. A; Polk. A; Sor enson. A. 127-11'a. MH Tennis Team Tops Ashlanders Medford high tennis team stretched its Southern Ore gon conference dual meet to six wins against no losses yes terday by defeating Ashland 4 to 2. One doubles match was halted by darkness and was called no contest. Medford took three singles matches and one double tra cas. Gary Highland and Chris Rasmussen won the first set of their doubles test and for Medford had Ken Stevenson and Ken Mitchell down 5-2 in the second set. However the tenacious Ashland duo fought and were going strong when the set was halted at 7-each because of darkness. Phoenix Frosh Top Eagle Point Phoenix Phoenix downed Eagle Point 83 to 39 yester day in a freshman track meet. Jim Consbruck won the 75 yard dash, the javelin and the pole vault for Phoenix. Eu gene Hill nabbed the high and low hurdles for the Pirates and lied with teammate Lloyd Campbell in the high jump. Campbell took the broad jump. The Phoenix team had first places in 12 of the 14 tests. House. RESULTS: High hurdles Hill EP; Barker, P. 11.4. 75 J Consbruck. P; Naumann. EP: Honeycutt. P. 0 2. 1320 Mala. P; Stover, EP; Har. rlson, EP. 3:47.6. Low hurdles Hill, P; Colpitis, EP; Chamberlsln, EP. 16 4. 330 Hawkins, P; Ford, EP; Goodrich P. 418 130 House, EP; Honeycutl, P; Natnnan. EP. 18 8. 860 Thomas. P; Mata. P; Stover. EP 1:38 7 Relay Phoenix (Honeycutt. Hawkins. Hill. oCnahruek). 30.4 Discus Ford. EP; Foster. P; Tyckscn, P. 83-7s. High jump Tie first. Unvrt Campbell and Hill, P; Algeo. EP. 5-4 Javelin Consbruck. P; Dorman. P; Colpitis. EP. 152-4. Javelin Consbruck. P; Dorman, P; Colpitis, EP. 132-4. Shot put 1121 Homer. P; Nau mann. EP; Ford. EP. 34-11. Broad jump Campbell. P; Tho mas. P; Goodrich. P. 15-11. Pole vault consbruck. F; inam- Podoloff Will Retire in NBA New York -WPP- Maurice Podoloff will step down as president of the National Bas ketball association at the end of the 19(12-63 season in or- rier to "realize some of my unfilled desires." Podoloff, now 71. announc ed his retirement plans Tues day niRht at the annual meet ing of the NR.Vs hoard of governors, tie has served as president of the pro basket Pole vault Hmibv. S. lie for il, n-ei ln lhA IwmiJ. .Tv-V.11 Y. 51 I - 2nd between Gordn... Si and Spr- 1,11 " " -ner.nm. r,r; a.h, r,r. -n ry, H. Height 13-0 (New meet record). DiKCiu Cj.it. H, Bnhel, H, Bak er, S; Diitanca Broad Jump Braniom, S. Thomai, S, Farmer, H; Dlitanca 21-8?,. Mile reiny Humrmmt Mate (X e m k e, O'Brien, Rcmlnjetnn. Reamei). Southern Oregon; Time 3;2(i.S (New meet record). RKB1H.TS: Singles Lee Wimherlev, M. def. Ken Stevenson. A, 7-5. 8-10, 6-2; Mike Naumei, M. def. Ken Mitchell. A. 6-4. 6-4; Jim Taylor. A, def. Bon Grimes. M. 7-0, 6-1, fl-1: Marty Burns. A, def. Tom Barker, M, fi-0, 6-!; Gary Ingram, M, def. Chuck Calhoun, A, 6-2. 6-3. Double Gary Highland and Chris Bai rn usaen, 9-7, 7-7 against Stevenson and Mitchell (no contest, darkneui, Nick R annul h sen and ,llm Yoder def. Taylor and Burns, 6-4, 6-1. Parents Want Moss To Quit London (UPll The parents of Stirling Moss, who was seriously injured in an auto racing accident Monday, said today they would like their son to give up racing. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Moss, visited the Lon don hospital where Moss is still unconscious from his in juries. A hospital bulletin said Tuesday night "There seems good hope for Mops recovery." "I hope that he will defin itely give up racing," said the elder Moss at his son's bed side. "He may have to be cause of his injuries." "1 would like for Stirling to stop after this," echoed Mrs. Moss. Moss was at the Atkinson Morley Brain hospital at Wim bledon, where he was taken early Tuesday after crashing at 120 miles an hour at the Easter Monday race meeting at the Goodwood racing circuit. TO GET TROPHY New Castle, Pa. - IUPH - The United Press International trophy, symbolic of the 1061- 62 college division national championship, will be pre sented to the Westminster College basketball team at a recognition banquet Saturday night. The banquet is being sponsored by "Friends of the Titans" and the Greater New Castle association. s ,, .V , , Snn.r.1 IILHl u" n-ngus- ... i. ..... 1 F,l.n Hnnttnff 47 Slow Pokes i2n-li 1. Bv SI. Clsir 434. Four Spares 114-221 3. Sylvia Ha 45B Allev Musters I20-IHI 3 Cerrl Chase 4H0; Hit A Miss I1H-20. I. Jo Aston 4111. Ill Lows llfi'.-n'jt 2',. .Irsn Tucker 4li2: Bowlers Four (141,- 21 tj I I ' j . Pat Walley 1M 1 in 11146. "There are a uvea! many IhitiRs I want to do and I will now have thr opporlu'" ty lo real i.o some of my unfilled drsiros." Podoloff told the NBA owners. "And havine ElWn Hunting 94 Nora BalUv ! j nmvrrhinl 1 arnrp lflfi vada Hanscom 1SS, Kool Kats I Vcn pnneroiui ,i scot e I77n lann in, me years rip gening nrkiTTt-t i r tr.itr shorter. Cmthy's 1 39-17 1 4. Ruin Carpen ter 4R7; Timher R'om Tafe IY if -371- i Dora Pi v ton 400 Stevenm" Auto Snlet 134-221 3. l.n.n'.. V. ilken 4ti:i. Kant Side Mkt. 121-3.M 1. Mary Ellen Howe 4iiH Roxv Ann Lanm i30-2fli 4. G. Dixon 4ft'i: 09 Chevron (2R-28 0. Runv Put. en 407. BIK-Y Cleanem (an-ani t, wnr I2R-3KI 3. Shtrlfv HuMnn 410 3R',i 2', Weter and Olson i23- PM or a l.nl prnnAM rniT 33J, 1.L'VS"1,V .""r51Trt A1l ,, I Two new ehihs have boon Ruth Carpenter 220. Marv EMtn ...... ... Howe in4. J. 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