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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON WEDNESDAY. MAY 2. 1962 Salt Lake, Seattle Top Foes in Coast Circuit Uniltd Priii International Salt Lake and Seattle were -the only teams playing win uning ball in the Pacific Coast r league today as they con tinued their hot pace. - The Bees Bill Dailey and Cthe Rainiers' Pete Smith sweated out victories in a pair ".of classy pitchers' duels Tues "day night to keep the Bees in ."the league lead and the Rai :niers a half-game back. q Dailey tossed a five-hitter r and ran his record to 3-0 as - fAeet Won By Phoenix - Phoenix-Phoenix high was victor by 81 56 to 40 1'6 .over Eagle Point yesterday in I a full stance freshman tiyick . meet. Jim Consbruck won the . 100-yard dash and the javelin .: for Phoenix and tied for first in the pole vault with Eagle '- Point's Dale Chamberlain. -Lloyd Campbell took the high -jump and broad jump for 2 Phoenix. The Pirates won 10 events and had the one tie f first. - FIRST PLACE! High hurdies E. House. KP. "19.1: 100 Consbruck. P, 11.4: mile "C. Ramon Mata, P. 5:13.5; 440 K. Hawkins P. 59.3; Low hurdles B. - Colpitts. EP. 24.6; 880 J. Thomas, 'P. 2:20.1; 220 C. Hnneycutt. P. 2 3: relay Phoenix Hawkins. Honeycutt. D o r m a n, Consbruck) l:4fi.6; shot put M. Miller. EP. -36-8'i; broad jump Campbell, P. 15-6: hlch Jump Campbell, P, 5-4; .- discus Ken Tycksen. P. 91-6: pole vault tie. Consbruck. P. and D. - Chamberlain 9-6; javelin Consbruck. P, 136-4. Roman Line Winner of Derby Trial By RAY AYRES Louisville, Ky.-WPD-Roman Line, runaway winner of Tuesday's Derby Trial stakes at Churchill Downs, today was less likely to start in the Kentucky Derby Saturday than some of the horses he he hurled Salt Lake to a 2-1 win over Vancouver. Max Al vis whacked a tvft-run homer in the first inning and the Bees were unable to score again off tough luck loser Al Schroll. Smith, a 23-year-old right hander, not only hurled a 7 hitter, but contributed two hits and two runs batted in and the Rainiers nicked SanCfco soundly trounced. Diego, a-i. Other Pacific Coast League action Tuesday night found Spokane halting a three-game losing streak to dump Ta coma, 5-2. Hawaii's game at Portland was postponed be cause of rain. Relief pitcher Ed Dick was the hero in Spokane's win. He took over for starter and winning pitcher Thad Tillot son in the seveath and retired the eight batters he faced. Tacoma and Portland now have lackluster 6-7 records, but are tied for third place four and a half games behind the high-flying Salt , Lake nine. PMT Comets' Junior Varsity9 WinsoOver Medford 10-9 South Fallsburg, N.Y. - IUPI) - Sonny Liston will open his training camp at a swanky resort hotel here today and begin grooming for the big September title fight with heavyweight chaiftpion Floyd Patterson. Reg a td less ef where the fight is sraged, cur rent arrangements provide that Liston will do all of his training at the Pines hotel and leave for the fight site only a few days before the bout. Sixteen 3-year olds still were counted among the probable barters in the first of the Triple Crown classics, Roman Line among them. "But I don't know whether I'll run him, and the boss owner T. Alie urissom said it was up to me. I'll see how he acts the ext few days and if I like the way he's act ing I may start him. But I know there are five or six horses in there that can beat him at a mile and quarter," said trainer V. R. (Tennessee) Wright. Sir Caylord remained me solid favorite forthe 88th running of thooDerby. Chris topher T. Chenery's colt is the horse most rival owners and tracers fear. "He's in perfect shape," said trainer J. H. Casey Hayes, who intends to enter Cicada and Sir Gaylord in the Derby. "But we'll only run one of them," he insisted, indicating Cic;a, the hard-hitting filly, would be held in reserve as a substitute in case anything happens to Sir Gaylord. Crater junior varsity base ball nine nipped Medford high's iayvees 10 to 9 at Cen tral Point yesterday with two runs in the bottom of the seventh and final inning. It was the second win of the season for the Comets over their Medford counter parts. Medford tabulated three 9uns in the top of the sevSith for a 9 to 8 edge. In Craters seventh batting turn, John McNichols drew a walk and Don Patterson faked a bunt and punched a single. Mike Anhorn then sacrificed. With the one out Larry Mason was walked intentionally to fill the bases. Harold Allen beat out a squeeze play runt for a single, scoring McNichols, and on a overthrow of third base Pat terson tallied ending the game. In Mrdford s seventh inning battinf Dick Breedon and Bill Piche were hit by pitches, Gary Griffin tripled them home and he scored himself on an error on the relay from the outfield. Crater had a six-run second inning on five hits, an error, a walk and a sacrifice. Harold I Allen and John Wiser dou bled, Allen with the bases filled. Harold Allen haW three hits, including two bunt sin' gles and McNichols hit safely twice. For Medford Jim Al len doubled and singled. Crater chucker Larry Ma son fanned five, hit two bat ters and walked seven in a seven-hitter. Medford tosser Jim Allen whiffed three and walked seven along with yielding nine hits. LINESCORE: Medford 10J"0 3 Crater 060 002 2 10 Allan aw A Dh,nn.. 1... .Nichols. and Jumping Oak Sail May Be Controlled How Spray to control juenping oak gall should be applied now since the wasp that lays eggs causing the galls is now out, according to County Agent John McLoughlin. A ospray containing two pounds of Chlordane WP and two pounds of Diazinon WP per 100 gallons of water should reduce the number of galls as well as control aphids and the oak leaf mlnar. The ground unerneth the tree I. .i i i i -i i as wuii ss uie iree suuuiu w thoroughly sprayed, he said. There's i v i r i 1 u f. 1 pj pleasure... KING SIZE Red Raiders Entertain ( Mounties Ashland Given a week's respite 'rorrU 'ne baseball wars, thanks o the weather and a brief lull in the sched ule, Southern Oregon's base ball squad resumes play in the Oregon Collegiate Con ference this weekend against Eastern Oregon here on the Red Raider diamond in a three-game series. . Soutlttrn Oregon will host the Mountaineers in a nine inning single game on Friday at 3 p.m. and the two clubs meet again on Saturday in a double bill suejing at 10 a.m. Both of Saturday's clashes are slated for seven innings. The Raiders, who claim a 4-1 win-loss record in OCC play which places them in second place behind leader Portland State, were rained out of an nportant three- Same series with the Vikings in Portland last week end. The last Conference action for Ted Schop's crew was a 1-0 triumph over Or eg 09 Tech two weeks ago, but since that time have won three of six "Kings-X" en counters against non- league opponents. " tfunyon Paces Setting the hitting pace for the Red Raiders eading into this weekend's series with EOC is senior catcher Jess Munyon who is sporting .367 battinf average in 15 games. The 1961 all-conference backstop from Glendale has 18 base hits, including five extra base blows, in 4 trips to the plate. 1 The only other Raiders above the .300 mark are freshman outfielder Paul Blinka who is hitting the ball at a .308 clip in 7 games, and pitcher Don Johnson with a 375 mark in 8 contests. Blin ka tops the squad in home runs with two, both coming in the recent Humboldt State series. 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