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Newspaper Page TextNorth Eugene, Gresswell Win A-1, A-2 Track Championships Oregon State University, Corvallis - North Eugene and Cresswell won the champion- ships in their classes here Saturday in an Oregon state high school track meet fea- tunng the greatest half mile race in the state's athletic his- tory. North Highlander, paced by Dave Duebner, who set two new standards, tabulated 44 points to capture the Class1 A-1 trophy. Cresswell, led by one-man gang Denny Ellis, scored 40 points for the Class A-2 hon - ors. Ellis won three events and smashed records in two. Grants Pass, power from southern Oregon, was second in Class A-1 with 39. Corval lis was third with 35, while Hiilsboro scored 30 and Grant of Portland, North Salem and South Eugene tied for fifth with 24 points each. After Cresswell in A-2 came Deedsport with 38. St. Mary's which moved Into A-2 class this year after three consecu tive State B titles captured third with 32. Sierra Catholic scored 23 and Oakridge 22, shading a 2Bi tally by Myr tle Creek. Wins Half-Mil. Duebner won the miracle half-mile in which all six placers bettered the old stand ard. Record time of 1:53.6 beats the record he estab lished in the preliminaries Friday of 1:55.3. In the Sat urday final, Wendell Cox, Be Choosy . . . Get Jacuzzi PUMPS! Vi H.P. DEEP WELL PUMP With 42 Gal. Tank and Air Charger $15.95 down, $13.15 per mo. Centrifugal Irrigation Pumps A7 and up Siskiyou Hardware 225 W. Main Ph. 772-2939 S&H GREEN STAMPS GET PREPARED FOR VACATION Armstrong Safety-Disc Tires grip tht road to stop deadly skids as no other tires can! NEW ARMSTRONG 6.70x1 5-7.10x1 5-7.50x1 4-7.60x1 5 S O88 ONLY Plus Tax end Old Tire THRIFT Medford, 801 N. Rivertide 0 o Hiilsboro, was second 1:55.0, Jim Price. South Sa- lem. was third 1:55 4. and Mike Curtis. North Eugene. was fourth with 1:55.8. Steve Toews, Medford sophomore, placed fifth, also in 155 8 with Don Aaberg, Beaverton. right on his heels. On Friday, in the qualifying i event, Duebncr had smashed a 50-year-old record of 1 56 8 set bv Vere Winrinaele. of i Washington of Portland, Duebner also won the mile: 7 inches. Paul Ransom was For Eagle Point, Lew Whip in record time of 4:14.2. third in the broadjump with ; pie picked up seven points In all, eight records were a lcaP ' 21 lcci- 10 inches. with a tie for second in the u j i tinrt ' John ChaniD was fourth in hich iumo at 5-8. finrin. the moot Five marks during the meet, tive marKS fell in the class A-1. In the 220-yard dash Butch Lumby, Grant, tied the standard with his 21.8. The records which fell included Gordon Payne's time of 48.6 for South Eugene for the 440 yard dash; Don Angevinc's six foot, 5;, i inch high jump for Hiilsboro, and South Eugene's relay time of 1:29.2. On the relay quar tet for South Eugene were Tom Lichty, Payne, Jerry Strand, George Hadley. In the high jump, John Franz, of North Eugene also bettered the old standard by one inch. He took second place with 6-4 For Cresswell, Ellis set new records of 19f)-10'7 for the javelin and 52-2 'i in the shotput and he took first place, also, in the discus at 159-4. He was the meet's only triple winner. Doubl. Winners Lumby joined Duebner as a double winner in Class A-1 by taking the 100 yard dash along with the 220. Double winners in A-2 were Doug t Manning, of Yamhill Carlton, in the 100 and 440 and Fair cloth who took the half mile along with the mile. I A champion from south ern Oregon in A-2 was Paul Elliott, of St. Mary's of Med ford, with a victory in the high hurdles and time of 14.8. Grants Pass and St. Mary's topped the southern Oregon performances in the meet. El liott also won third for St. , Mary's in the low hurdles, hitting the next to last hurdle i in the race. Jim Calhoun was i second in the javelin for the j Crusaders with a heave of 188-'2. The St. Mary's relay j team of Tom Darland, Jim 1 Webb, Joe Kaiser and Elliott was second in the relay. For Grants Pass, Gary Van Koten and Dan Mclntire tied for first in the pole vault at 12-11 '2. Bob Wilson took scc ' ond in the high hurdles. Steve tr RHINO w Off Your Car i AUTO SUPPLY - Crantt Poll, 52? S I. 6th the javelin with 205-11. Dennis O'Leary was fifth in the broad jump and sixth in the low hur dles and the relay team was third. Crater High, of Central Point, scored 19 points to place tenth in Class A-1. George Jannusch. senior com peting in his first year of track, was second in tne jav-: elin with a hcae of 212 feet, t ie OW hurd CS and Dwight J, aiAiii m uic ms" placed three events; Toews in the half m e Kent I Ealfln in the .... .... . high hurdles and Paul Bow-1 er in the shotput at 51 feet, l'j inches. That gave Med ford six points. Klamath Falls picked up its lone tal ly in the meet on a sixth place FIRST FOR MAIDS - Doris Hickson, above, is first base man for Rogue Valley Dairy Maids who play Eugene Mc culloch Chain Saw team at 1:30 p.m. today in a North west Women's Major Softball league game at Memorial field. White City. 2S ninruNTiE t Ausland took fourth i-iwiriftPil 1 i Armstrong Tirei are guar anteed at long as you own theml (Adjustment bated on original tread depth and Armitrong't printed adjustment prices in effect al time of replacement ) OPEN SUNDAYS Horn of 10,000 Items MEDFORD MAIL VRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORECON finish in the 100 yard dash by Paul Noel. In Class A-2 Rogue River scored 14 points on a second in the 440 by Barry Frantz and a third by Chris Jones in the 220. Phoenix high schored nine points with three places; Ron : Williams tied for third in the i pole vault at 12 feet, 'j inch, John firanhv fifth in the shot- put at 49-7 ', Curt Harris fifth in the high hurdles. . CLASS A-1 RKSll.TS: Javelins Robert Roosevelt: : Jannusch. Crnler; Miller. Sop - poo.se: Auslnnd. Grmm Pan: Mur. i 220 Lumby. Grunt; Rentle, I S evi 'ano; nice. ui,run airano .(nMft tifjene: Jell. Glenn. South Salem; Milwaukie: 21 B. (Ties record.) 8H0 Dave Duebner, North Eu- Ketio; Cox, Hiilsboro; Price, South Salem; Curtis. North Kusene; Toews, Medlord; AnburR, Beaver ton. 1:53 6. iNew record.) Broad jump Ray Taylor, Jef ferson; Buchanan. Corvallis; Brnn som. Crater; Austin. Grant; O'Lea ry. G. P., Fuller, Willamette; 22-H'j. Relay South Eusene. North Salem, Grants Pass, Pendleton. Jef ferson, North Eugene. 1:29,2. HiRh jump Don Angevine. Hillshnro; Kranz. No. Eucene; tied tor thud: Hunler. Corvallis. Acker, West Linn. Buchanan. Corvallis; James, Crater; ti-S3. Mile Duebner, No. Kugene; Cox. Hiilsboro; Newell. Wilson; Moore. No. Eugene; Wilhorn. Al bany; Zalonin. West Linn: 4-14 2. Shot put Allan Richards. Cot- taRc Grove; Miller. Scappoose; , Owens. Franklin; Marlow. New- ! burg; Bower, Medford; Steinhauer, No. Eugene; 53-10 ?. i 440 Gordon Payne. So Eu- , gene; Ripper. North Bend: Rotter, ' No Eugene; Cropp. Hiilsboro; i Downs. Sunset; Walker, Pendleton; 48.6. (New record. i Low hurdles Steve Chambers. No. Salem; Hunter. Corvallis; Walsh, Marshiield; Champ. Crater; Bullet, Milwaukie; O'Leary, G. P.; 10 4. Pole vault (Tie for first i : Gary Van Koten and Van Mclntire, both of Grants Pass; (tie for third i; Veinkaut. Cottage Grove; Black ley. Pendleton: Antone, Pendleton; Metlon. Corvallis; 12-11 13. Discus Terry Baker. Ontario; Miller, Scapoosc; Peters, Cleveland; Raske. Redmond; Gregory, North Bend; Maust. Sunset. Iti4-6j. High hurdles Marcial Hunter, Corvallis; Wilson, Grants Pass; Chambers, North Salem; Bullcr, McMinnville; Eaton, Med lord; and Thome, Pendleton. 14.3. 100 Butch Lumby. Giant; Fun dcrhide, Tigard; Rentle, Cleveland; Daniels. JeKerson; Jett. Milwaukie; Noel, Klamath Falls. 9.0. North Eugene 44. Grants Pass 39, Corvallis 35. Hiilsboro 30, Grant 24, North Salem 24, South Eugene 24. Scapoose 22. Cleveland 20. and Crater 19; Jefferson 16. Cottage Grove 15. Roosevelt 10. Pendleton 10, Ontario 10. North Bend 10. Thurston 8. McMinnville 7. South Salem 7, Wilson 6. Medford 6, Marshfield 6. LaGrande 6. Frank lin 6. West Linn 5. WillBmette 4, Redmond 4, Newberg 4, Milwaukie 4, Sunset 3. Forest Grove 2, Al bany 2, Beaverton 1, K. F. 1. CLASS A-2 RESULTS: High jump Bill Rohr, Serra Catholic, tied for seco nd Lew Whipple, E. P. and Graham. Serra Catholic; tied for fourth. Bradley, Sherwood and Gert. Klatskaninc; May. St. Francis; Johnson, MyrtJt Point, 5-1 (I ' . Pole vault Tied tor first, Paige Zohcl, Nyssa. Jolly Steel, Seaside; tied for third, Goertzen, Suiherlin. and Williams, Phoenix; tied for fifth, Gaston, Rainier, and Stonecypher, Coquillc; 12-3',ii. Discus Denny Ellis. Cresswell: McKern. Central Linn: Chard. Mad ras; Neal. Central; Paddock, Brook ings; Gramsbo, Vernonia; 150-4. Shot put Denny Ellis, Cress well; ZanDolah, Sherwood; Smith, Taft; Zowers. Madras; Gramby, Phoenix, Neal, Central; 54-2 ',j (new recordt. High hurdles Paul Elliott. St. Mary s; Nelson. Brookings; Olden. Reedsport; Jernstedt. Hood River; Harris, Phoenix; Schmidt, Rainier; 14 8 100 Doug Manning. Yamhill Carlton; Frecdman, North Catholic; Barkhurst. Myrtle Creek; Kenhay, Camby; Frost. Oak Ridge; McKern, Central Linn, 10.2. Mile Lynn Faircloth. Reeds port, Cadnian, Myrtle Point; Ryd ings. Gcrvait: 4234 mew recordi. Javelin Denny Ellis. Cresswell; Calhoun. St. Mary's; Crowston. Ver nonia. Cossey. Lakeview; Hopfer, Sierra Catholic; Cochran, Madras; 190-10'a. 440 Doug Manning. Yamhill Carlton; Frantz. Rogue River; Sav age. Nvssa; McCallen. Central Linn; Clarke. Coquille; Mallery, Hood River; 50 2. Low hurdles Gary Golden, Reedsport, Nikkelson. Junction Citv; Elliott, St. Mary's; Nelson, Seaside; Sisk, Coquille; Peden, Cen tral Linn; 20.1. 220 Terry Frost. Oakridge; Bess. Estacada; Jones. Rogue Riv er; Right. Junction City: Clarke, Coquille; Barkhurst, Myrtle Creek; 22 8. Broad jump Allen Fowler, Cresswell; Lockner. Sheridan; Cof fey, Lakeview; fteznicsek, North Marion: Bish, Sheridan; Rosa, Recrisport. 21-7',4. B80 Lynn Faircloth. Reeds port; Taylor. St. Francis; Erickson, Seaside, Cadman, Myrtle Creek; Wheeler. Junction City; Padberg, Hcpncr; 2:000. Relavs Oakridge. St. Mary's, Hood River, Serra Catholic, Myrtle Creek. Reedsport; I 33.5. Tram Scorling: Cresnwell 40. Reedsport 38. St. Marv's 32. Serra Catholic 23, Oak ridge 22. Myrtle Crec 21 Yarn hill Carlton 20. Seaside 19, Rngua River 14. Hood River, 12. Madras 12, Central Linn 11, Junction CltV 11. Brookings 10. Lakeview 10, Sheridan 10, Sherwood fl-U, Co quille n';. Central 8, Estacada ft, Eagle Point 7. Vernonia 7. Tuft . Hfpner .V Sutherlin 5. Canny 4, Nnrih Marion 4. Myrtle Point 3, Clatskanin Gervaia 1. U of 0 Slates Coaching Clinic University of Orpgon. Eu gene Well-known coaches in football, basketball, wrestling and track will staff the 1962 Oregon Coaching Clinic at the University of Oregon June 11-15. frank Broyles, football coach at the University of Ar kansas, John Bunn, basketball coach at Colorado State col lege, and E. R. iMikc) R"u ter. wrestling coach at the University of Oregon, will be at the clinic. In addition, nine outstand ing track coaches from throughout the United Slates will conduct the track section in connection wilh a clinic sn'nsorcd hy the National Collegiate Track Coaches as sociation This will be held prior to the C.'AA Trk and Field championships at Hay. ward Field, Jun 1516. Haonv Camo Happy Camp - The trophy case of Happy Camp High school has become quite crowded with the addition of seven trophies this year out of a possible ten in the sports department. Tile successful season st.irt rd with the winning of the "D" basketball crown by a team coached by Robert llo kanson. This team was unde feated in six games in the Evergreen league. Hokanson also coached an u n beaten "A" basketball team to championship in its league. In pre - season Siski- -"""'.' ' wt tournament played here this year, both the "A" and "B" team picked up first place tro phies. The "A" team also is coached by Hokanson. and .the B I shaw team by Kim Brad- ; .. , ln football another cham- pionship trophy was brought home in the Evergreen league. ft CENTRAL Teams Brina me grin icam enning lis sea- son wilh a 3 and 3 record, This team was coached by Kim Bradshaw in hi first year of coachinc high school athletics, and by Ernest Snapp as assistant coach, also in his first year on the faculty. In baseball the Indians took the Evergreen league in a clean sweep with a 4 and 0 record. The team, also com- peting in the Si.-kiyou Conn- ty Athletic league, fell into a second place tie after lead- ing for many weeks. Another trophy was added when the Happy Camp ten- nis doubles team won the S i s kiyou County Athletic MEDfmtv9tctWriUBUW poiHnr 1 Ml Jl AMAZING, WITHOUT 5 GALLON SS STAMPS GIVEN INSTEAD OF INSURANCE IF PREFERRED! IT PAYS TO SAVE AT REGAL! & JACKSON Home 7 Trrmhiec in Yo -! loiifiiir championship last week The team was composed of Alan Lawtnn and Ronnie Chambors. They were coach ed by Ernest Snapp, also a first year member of the coaching staff, The track team, coached by Hokanson. showed talent especially in the "B" division in the Siskiyou County Track Meet held in Mount Shasta last week end. First place in the broad jump and the 440 yard dash were both won by David Roads in the B division. Tak- ing second and third place- in the broad jump for Happy Camp were Jim Roads and BANGE CHARGE WITH A GAS PURCHASE This 10 Day Driver Insurance Is Offered with no other obligation to customers who purchase 5 gallons of gasoline at Regal and thus become Discount Club Members. MEMBERS ALSO RECEIVE 10 up to 50 DISCOUNT on Cigarettes and Other Merchandise lc DISCOUNT ON GASOLINE OFF THE PUMP PRICES! SUNDAY. MAY 27. Kenny Hockaday. Pete Lou-! Quel took second place in 160 j yard low hurdles in hhe same ! division. Also in the B's, the I relay team took first place in i the 880 yard event. This team, made up o'f Jim Roads. Ken-! nj Hockaday. Pete Louquet,! and David Roads, ran a laps ed time of 1 minute 42 7 sec onds. Dave Roads also placed second in the pole vault event. Jim Burrows placed second in the A division in the shot put event. Another first was won by Van Harnden m the C divi sion for his high jump of 5 feet 2'k inches in that event. BYU TRACK VICTOR Denver - ll'PD - Bngham Young university smashed to its eiRhth consecutive Skyline conference track and field championship Saturday by scoring 2S!a more points than second place New Mexico. 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