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Burleson Runs 4:01.2 Mile as Oregon Wins Eugene - (UPP - Oregon's powerful track forces set sev en meet records and had three more wiped out by excessive wind Saturday in illoping Oregon State 98-45 in a dual meet. The victory gave Oregon eight straight meet victories this year, 35 wins in a row against Northern division foes and 36 straight dual meet tri umphs at home. Collegiate high hurdles champion Jerry Tarr was clocked in 13.5 for the highs, the best in the nation this year, but a 5.5 mile-an-hour wind kept him from setting Crater 2nd in Bend Invitational Meet Bend - Bend High school won its own invitational track meet here Saturday aft ernoon by edging Crater of Central Point by 5V4 points. The Lava Bears scored 50V4 MH Second In Upstate Medford high golfer, with a two-day 80S aggregate), tied for second place Friday and Saturday in the Upstate Golf tourney at Corvallis. Norih Eugene was winner ' with 401-397798. Medford shot 400 on Friday to set the pace and 405 on Saturday. South Salem was 402-403-805. Corvallis had 813, South Eugene 824 and Albany 841. Scores for other schools in the 10-ieam field were not avail able. Don Morrow with 75-75 150 for North Eugene was medalist. Hich Knight snot 81-73154 for Medford and had the best Saturday card. Other Medford scores were Tom Clark 79-77-156; Mike Miller 79-80159; Jim Woods 81-80175. TRUCKERS & LOGGERS In Slock . . . A Complete, line of BEARINGS & SEALS '' Tlmken Detroit Eaton Clark Fuller Spicer Brown-lipe it General Bearing Company Medford 126 North Front Phone SP 2-5227 SAVE! May 7 to May 12th ' AT CHUCK'S! 20 Parts Discount On all Engine Repairs, Transmission Repairs, Brake Repairs, Universal Joint Repairs ... or any Major Repairs Your Car May Need ... at CHUCK'S Service & Repair 345 No. Fir St. UNINGER'S CONCRETE IS FOREUEfl! o Ready-Mix Concrete CruirUd Rock. Sand and Gravd Concrete Pipe LIIICSEB'S BEADY-MI? CONCRETE PHONE SP 3-7565 SUNDAY. MAY I. 1962 meet and field records. The same thing happened to him in a 23.0 low hurdles effort. Sprinter Harry Jerome came within a tenth of a sec ond of the world's record with a 9.3 clocking in the 100 and also won the 220 in 20.7. A five mile-an-hour wind rub bed out a record in the lat ter event, however. American mile record hold er Dyrol Burleson toured the distance in 4:01.2, the best time of the college season. Oregon State won only two events and tied for first in ; another. to 45 by the Comets. Red mond was third with 38 and Lakeview fourth with 25. Other scores were Madras 23 VSt, The Dalles 17, Prine vile T, Burns 2'4 and Wy'east 1. Running events were in metric distances. Champ Double Winner John Champ took first for Crater in the high and low hurdles and the Crater team of Champ, Paul Bransnm, Vern Swanson and Joe Mc Calvy won the relay. Second places won by Crater were Bransom in the broad jump and Dwight James in the high jump. Taking thirds were Dave Molloy in the shot put, Dave Burns in the discus, Chuck Taylor in the broad jump, Darrcll Badger in the 1,500 meters and Swanson in the 400 meters. Cornel fourths were George Jannusch in the javelin and Sherm Kigcr in the 100 me ters. Taylor, a freshman for the Comets, had a 20-fnot 6 inch broad jump behind the 20-B''t of Bransom. nKsm.TH: lltirfi In Meters) Shot put dowers. Mnri.: Hhs kt. Ren.; Mollny. Crater; CunninK ham. Bend; Allison. Henri. 4!l-l'a. Discus Rnske, Red.; Chard, Mad.; Burnt. Crater; Cunningham, Bend; Coe. Wy. IB5-I0',. Javelin Causey. Lake; l.ejand. Rend; Williams. Lake: Jannusch, Crater; Panke, Red. IRIl-.V:,. Pnle vault Hransel, Red.; Tye, Bend; Altendnr, TD; Hcdleolt, Prlne ; FBulkucr, Crater, It tt. Brnad Jump L'ossey, Lake; Bransom. Crater; Tavlor, Crater; Streh. TD; Lcjand. Bend. 21-4', High jump Lhamhers. Hend; James, crater: lie tnira. Harris, Mad.; and Grant. Bend: tie fifth, Mcrseth, Burns, and itoland, TD. 0-1. Hljth hurdles Champ. Crater; Hulton. Bend; Slurza, Red.; Ord way. TD. 1.1.0. 100 Cutting. Iled : Grlener, Lake.; Maw, Mad.; Kigcr, Crater; Kirkpatrlck. Prine. 11.1. 1.100 Slate. Bend; Harmon, TD; Badger. Crater; Bishop. Prine.; Candera. TD 4:2.13 400 Maw, Mad.; Hickman, ; Rend; Swanson. Crater; llantien, i Burns: Keller. Red. .Il l l.ow hurdles Champ. Crater; Hutton. Bend; Slurza. Red ; Bran som. Crater; McBride. Red 10 B I S00 Grlener. Lake: Wick, Red.; I Hulrhlns. Hend: Miller, Mad ; Hleks, Prlne. Ti B Run Culler. Bend; Bnrrls. TD: Tavlor. Lake ; Harmon, TD; Cham bers, Bend. 2 01 1. Relay Crater (Champ. Bran snm. Swanson. MrOlvyi. Redmond; I Bend; Madras: Prlnevllle. Phone SP 3-5426 fM&ii Decidedly Shatters Track Mark to Win Kentucky Derby Louisville, Ky. Uf!i-- Decid edly, a big gray colt froii California, shattered the 22-year-old track record at Churchill Downs Saturday with a tremendous run through the stretch to win the Kentucky Derby and era,? Whirlaway's almost im pregnable mark from the rec ord books. With Jockey Bill Hartack jn the saddle Decidedly came up from far back with a light ning burst of speed that car ried him to a two and a quar ter length victory in the sparkling time of 2:00 25. The time casil: beat the record established by Whirl away in 1941 when Mr. Long tail was timed in 2:01 25. Roman Line, tabbed as a speed horse who never could last for the Kentucky Derby distance of a mile and a quar ter was a surprise second while favored Ridan was third in the field of 15 of the McLoughlin Winner of Track Tilt McLaughlin eighth grade won 103 to 10 and the sev enth was victor 55 56 to 21 16 Friday in track and field contention against Cen tral Point. The Mac eighth took all the firsts in its class and swept seven events. Mike Al len won the 75 and 150-yard sprints for the Medford team and also took the broad jump. Lindell Carney won the shot put and discus. Phil Taylor nabbed the 330 run, the shot put and pole vault for the McLaughlin sev enth which had clear firsts in seven events and a tie in another. Cental Point's Pierce won the broad jump and tied ! for first in the 150. j Taylor's 9 feet 8 inches is a seventh grade pole vault record for McLoughlin. HKSUI.TS: (Krvrnth lira (I) Imw hurrilcs Ppleri. M: En son. M; Minor. CP. 11.0. 7. Wi ey. M: Orr. M: Foster. M. R II, 3,Ul Tavlor. M; Pierce, CP; Ryrrsnn, CP, 42.0. llroful jump Pierre, CP; Foster, M, Townes, M. lft-4. IMt Tie first. Pierce. CP. ami Wilev M. tie third. Orr, M. und Hycrson. CP. 18 K. .Shot ptil Tavlor. M; Twidwell, CP; Ryernon. CP. 3-7. Hijlh Jump Dipprl, M; He ec ond, Porler and Lees, M. 4-fl. Pole vault Taylor, M; tie rc ond. Townes, M, and Gcringer and Owen. CP, -8 Krlny MrLouRhlin (Wiley, Orr, Peters, Taylor,. 55.fi. (Klshlh iradr) 75 Allen, M; Prultl. M; Schwab. CP B.l. 330 On ma Is, M; R.vn. M; Traut mmi, CP. 41 0. HiKli hurdle Howslry. M; Her bert. M; Trtylor. M. Iti 0. Shot put Carney, M; Havriock, M; Mr'IVvia. M. 45-1. l.ril Allen, M; Trautnmn, CP; D. minis. M. Ifi.fl. II mad jump Allen, M; Sehah, CP; Taylor. M. IR-ltU. Low hurdles Ilowslev, M; Rvn, M; Saniord. M. 110 (UiO Taylor, M, Ryn, M; Dallon, M, I 3fl Javelin llalcx, M; Smith, M; Dallas M. 134 2 Mich Jump Tie firs.. Chambers and Ingram. M; .lenninirs. CP 4-11, Pole vault Smith. M, Equivcl, M. Sanford. CP 10-4 la Omens Carney, M. Prultl, M; Saniord, M. !7-7. R e I a y Mcl.nughlln (Allen, Howsley, Dumam, PruilU. A 2 n. Mail Tribune Trapshoot At Gun Club May 12, 13 Medford Gun club will be I host to the 2!)th annual Mail Tribune trapshooting tourna ment on May 12 and 13. The tourney will offer 5(10 registered targets. There will be five events The Mail Tribune trophy will go to the winner of the Sunday 1 It-yard event. Charles Collins, Roseburg, took the hardware last year. He won isrAiwi.iv' READY-MIX best 3-year-olds in the coun- stakes race but under the try who were able to get to careful training of Horatio the post. Luro he was a dead fit horse Never before had this son : for the greatest race in Ameri of Determine, the 1954 Ken-ca and he responded with a tucky Derby winner, won a (performance such r.oted cham- Medfor SPdDIffiTS Medford Klamath Scott Eaton was the victor in three events and Steve Toews cracked his own school record in the half-mile here yesterday as the Medford high Black Tornado track and field team overran Klamath Falls 84 to 28. Medford thinclads won firsts in 10 of the events and swept all points in five of them. Toews toured the 880-yard-er in 1:58.5 to shear two tenths of a second off his pre vious Medford school best. Mcdford's Don Snodgrass was second in 1:59.4 which is his personal best. Eaton captured the high hurdles in 15.1 and the lows in 20.7. He won the high at 6 feet '4 inch. Bob Dearing gained two of Klamath Falls' four firsts. He nabbed the javelin with 182 SO Netters Slate Trip Ashland - Southern Ore gon's balanced tennis team heads north this week to play a scries of five dual matches in a span of four days starting Wednesday against Whitworth in a morning match at Salem and concluding Saturday in Salem against -Willamette university. Also on Wednesday, the Red Raider netters meet Oregon college in an afternoon match at Monmouth. Oregon State university and Portland State will provide the competition for the Ashlanders on Thurs day and Friday in Corvallis and Portland, respectively. Dr. Alex Petersen's squad ran its season win-loss record to 7-4 when it dropped a close 4-3 verdict to the powerful OSU Beavers two weeks ago. A return match between the two teams was rained out here last Tuesday. Lanky Gene Simmons con tinues to set tlie team pace in individual records for singles play. The sophomore from Klamath Falls has lost only two of 11 matches for SOC this spring. Another soph, Larry Eickworth, and fresh man John McKinley both have 7-4 marks. In doubles competition, the No. 2 combo of Eickworth and McKinley is sporting a near - perfect 0 1 record. a shooloff from Ed Hcnscl- man, Medford last year after each shattered birds. 100 straight, Don Hawk took the Mcn denhall trophy for Class B and lower in the same event. 38 Awards Gunners will fire the Rogue Valley Hundred, the Chester Wood Handicap and 50 pairs of doubles on Saturday and the Mail Tribune trophy event and Jim Morris Memorial handicap on Sunday. Thirty-eight trophies and prizes will be offered. Awards include those for high over all and high all around. Th shoot is registered hv Pacific International Trapshooting association. A dinner will be held Sat urday night, May 12, at t night, May 12, at the!"'2 6" rrlr s"- H- d'r Jonn i.Kiuuin r.iKs r.sqinre room There will be a social hour h.,r,-A tl,A , . oeiore the dinner and dancing after dinner. San Krannseo ilTI' . lleavv weighta Eddie Maihen arid Rocer Risrher will meet in a lO ronnd bout at the SanO Franeisco Cow Palate on May 28. according to promoter Lou Thomas BRILL METAL WORKS Commtrciil Industrial Rti.dcntul Shttt Mtt.il Word Staintti!, Glvnittd tndCopptr Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONI SP 3 4440 MEDFORD MAIL Tribune Overruns in Track feet and the shot put with 49-10'A. Other KF victors were Grover Dahn with 23.0 in the 220-yard dash and Bill Mills with 132 feet in the dis cus. Falls But Wins Jim Hill, Medford's power running sprinter, spilled off his blocks at the start of the 100-yard dash but still won the race with 10 seconds flat. Other victories for the Tor nado were posted by Dennis Brumback with 4:32.6 in the mile, Scott Hampson with 51.5 in the 440 run, Jim Cain with 19-11 in the broad jump, Lloyd Hammons and De Wayne Turpin with a tie at 12-1 '.7 in the pole vault and by the relay squad of Hamp son, Wlt Verstrate, Eaton and Jim Henry in 1:33. Medford sweeps were in the high hurdles, the 100, the half mile, the pole vault and the broad jump. Hill pulled a muscle while warming up for the broad jump and did not enter that event, the 220 o. the relay. In a companion meet the McLoughlin Junior High school ninth downed the Klamath frosh to 55'2. RESULTS: Hifih hurdles Eaton, M; Shaw, M; Dnskell, M. is. I. Javelin Dearing, KF; Murray, M; Hull, KF. 182 II, 100 Hill. M: McCullough, M; Hampson, M. 100. Shot Dearing. KF; Bauer, M; Mills. KF. 411-10',. Mile Brumback. M; Martin, M; Lawrence. KF. 4:32.6. 440 Hampson, M; Verslrate, M; George, KF. 51.5. Low hurdles Eaton, M; Eng lish. KF; Shaw. M. 20.7. 220 Dahn. KF; Henrv, M; Waikins. M 23.0. High jump F.aton. M; Brown, M; Scotl, KF. fl-V 880 S. Toews. M: Snodgrass, M; Calkins, M, 1:58 5. Discus Mills, KF; Jones. M: Murray, M. 132 It. Relay Medford (Hampson, Ver strate. Eaton. Henry i. Pole vault Tie first, Hammons and Turpin, M; Sparford. M. 12-1',. Broad jump Cain, M; Mitch, ell, M; Bandy, M. 10-1 1. Sportsmen Club Meets Monday Bob Mayben, state game enmmision agent for this area will be speaker on Monday, May 7, at the regular meet ing of the Oregon Sportsmen Club of Jackson County. A film concerning jet-propelled boats on the Colorado river will be shown and the game commission's proposal to boost hunting and fishing license fees will be disrussed. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. at Girls Community club. Name of the film is "Nine Against the River." It will be presented to sportsmen by True-V boats. One of the points of dis cussion on the license fee mat ter will be whether Sit is t00 much for a combination hunting and fishing license. Hedrick Team Tennis Victor Hedrick Junior high de feated McLoughlin 6 to 0 Thursday in a seventh and eighth grade tennis match. It was the second win for the Hornets over the Bull dogs in the only contention for the Hedrick players. They took all sets in the two matches. RFM't.TS: MnOe Km Mrrs. 11. orf Sirve Ogirr, M. IM. ti-2. Rtrh Potckl. H. del Dale Dinkce. M. s-4. John Sinne. H def. I.arrv Patterson M. Double' Mers and Polki def Ogier and nurkre. h.o. Mong and age del Rode and Patterson, fi-2. s-i spend the coming long, cool evenings . . . shopping for graduation gifts WE RE OPEN EVERY NIGHT! TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON pions of the past as Count Fleet, Assault, C 1 1 a t i on. Swaps, Tim Tarn and all the others never were able to match. Decidedly, owned and bred by the El Peco Ranch of George A. Pone of S n Fran cisco, carried Hartack to his third victory in the first of the triple crown classics. Be fore Hartack had won with Iron Liege in 1957 and with Venetian Way in 1960. The California-bred colt was third choice with one of the largest of Kentucqy Der by crowds and he paid $19.40, $8.20 and $4.20 across the board, Roman Line, winner of the Derby trial on Tuesday and appearing in his fourth race in two weeks, returned $19.20 and $7.60 while Ridan, the favorite after Sir Gaylord was withdrawn because of injury yesterday, paid $3.00. Prospect In District Title Mix Prospect - Prospect high will play Merrill at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 15, on the Crater high field in Central Point for the District 5B base ball mantle. Prospect sewed up the Jack son county B honors on Fri day by beating Butte Falls 4 to 0. It was the third win for the Cougars over the Log gers in a four game series. Merrill is the Klamath county playoff representative. Wallace Nye pitched one-hit ball for Prospect on Friday. He also drove home Terry Gardner for two of the Cou gar runs. Nye, Gardner and Bob Scott each doubled for Prospect. UBC Golfers Top Raiders University of British Co lumbia ended Southern Ore gon's unbeaten "streak" at two by handing the Red Raid ers a 15-3 defeat in a golf match here Friday at Rogue Valley Country club. Southern Oregon's Gordy Marlatt, who scored the only three Raider points, was med alist with an even par 72 strokes over 18 holes. UBC's Nick Scharfe was low for the winners with a 75. RESULTS: Gordy Marlatt, S. def. Gary Puder, U, 3-0; Nick Scharge, U, def. Bob Jones, S, 3-0; John Morgan, U, def. Ron Getchell, S, 3-0; Marty Zlotnik, U, def. Bill Gilmer, S, 3-0; John Cur le, U, def. Gary Phillips, S, 3-0; Don Griffith, U, def. Jer ry Hull, S, 3 0. Wilson Wins Mile in Relays Gary Wilson, student at Southern Oregon college this year, came in first in the mile at the Reynolds Relays at Portland Saturday with a time of 4:20. Jerry Arndt of SOC was running third a yard behind but developed a cramp near the end of the race. Rodriguez Gets TKO New York - 0IPII - Welter weight contender Luis Rod riguez of Cuba almost clinch ed a September shot at the welterweight crown Saturday night by scoring a technical knockout over middleweight Yama Bahama in the third round of their return televi sion fight at St. Nicholas arena. Bay At Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Chimneyi 7J7 W. McAndravt PHONE SP 3-4373 I r-mm - , Concrgft Ashland Grizzlies Divide With Crater Ashland - shland high Grizzlies held fast to then second place tie in the South ern Oregon conference base ball standings yesterday and saw the gap between first and second places narrowed as they trimmed Crater here 2 to 0. The Comets, however, won a non-counting second tussle 9 to 0. Ashland retained a tie with Klamath Falls in the loop with each sporting a 4-2 record. They are just a game behind Japanese Mat Star To Appear Mr. Moto, colorful Japanese mat star, will take on Dick Garza of Detroit in the semi windup of next Thursday's wrestling card at Medford ar mory, Moto, a judo chop specialist who also resorts to just about everv rule violation at anv ' opportunity, has appeared nu merous times on Chicago and Hollywood television wres tling films and is much in de mand by promoters all over the country. Garza, who appeared here about a month ago, won the Mr. Michigan title a few years ago and is known for his strong legs. They will go for an hour or two out of three falls. The card will be topped by the northwest heavyweight championship match between crown-bearer Fritz Von Goer-; ing and challenger Rocky Co lumbo. Considerable bad blood ex ists between them because of their two recent hair-raising I scraps in the armory ring and fans are looking for another all-out fracas. , Shag Thomas, former All-; American football player! from Ohio State university, i will make his first southern ' Oregon appearance in the opener. The head butting Ne gro's opponent will be an nounced Monday. Reserved seat tickets are on sale at Lamport's Sporting i Goods store in Medford. I DRIVE A ( THIS 3 SUMMER 0 4 0 0 a a a BE IN SERVICE We Watch the Clock To Save You Money! With M, New COUNT ($vT Medford (5-1) which Klamath I bounced yesterday 4 to 2. Both Ashland runs in the payoff scrap were ir0the fifth inning on a walk, error and singles by Jerry Dickerson and Rick Pierce. Bob King threw a two-hit ter for the Grizzlies. He walk ed four and stiMck out nine. Crater's Larry Pepper walked five and fanned two in a six hitter. Dean Samuelson tri pled for the Ashlanders and Mike Glines and Darryl Sum- merfield knocked the only hits for Crater. . Summerfield was on the, hill for Crater in the second scrape and held the Grizzlies to two safeties, by Rick and Larry Pierce, while walking four and whiffing five. Glines singled and tripled and Neil Rivenburg hit twice for Crater and each drove in two runs. The Comets used singles by the two players and a double by Don Kilbourn in the second inning along with two walks and two stolen bases for four runs. Crater had five double plays in the two games. In Tuesday brushes Ash land entertains Yreka, Calif., and Crater meets Del Norte at Crescent City, Calif. I.1NF.SCOBK8: Crater 000 000 n 0 2 A Ashland 000 020 x 2 6 1 L. Pepper and Anhorn; King and Roberson. Crater 043 11 B Ashland 000 00 0 S 1 Summerfield and Rosenherger; Tilford, Rhodes (31 and Goodpasture. SEE THESE TELEVISION STARSI PRO WRESTLING Medford Armory Thursday, May 108:30 p.m. For Northwest Heavyweight Championship Champion FRITZ VON GOERING Challenger ROCKY COLUMBO One Hour-2 Out of 3 Falls MR. MOTO vs. DICK GARZA 45 Minutes-2 Out of 3 Falls AND ONE OTHER PRELIMINARY so fin Ringside iVM General TICKETS at LAMPORT'S-MEDFORD BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL $60 Reg. $7.90 J Save $4.30 (Includes 10 Point Safety Check) TUNE-UP SPECIALS 6 Cylinder! Reg- $4 "f 50 S21.29 I $3.78 Ford Quality Seat Belts One-hand adjustable, eas ily removed and cleaned. Meet or exceed FAA, GSA and SAE specifications. Wheel Regular $13.10 You Save $2.10 AND OUT IN MINUTES! Hurry to 6 . . CRATER KIOTO RS D On fir8Wltn fcjiin 6th SP 3-7591 IV Eugene - ll'PD - Joe Rosa pitched a five-hitter and hit a home run as the Oregon Frosh scored an 8-4 baseball win over the Oregon State Rocks here Friday. CM ANY CAR Add 3 00 for Cil, Buick, Chry , (Lincoln INSTALLED FREE IN 15 MINUTES! 12th and So. 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