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: MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON V- Jay Allen, Central Point Victors in Softball Loop M edfordvj'k.Ti re uwi SIPdDIffiTS Jay Allen Cars knocked Hood and Payne each got two out eight batters and walked the ball out of infield range. An infield hit, an overthrow and a wide throw after a deep infield fly got the runs. Vern Neiswanger allowed Mail Tru-Mix Concrete from the uttbeaten ranks in the Jackson County Soft ball association last night and Central Point spilled Mail Tribune. The Automen topped the Mixers 3 fc) 0 to dp them to third clace in the loop with a hits as Jay Allen smacked 13 safeties off Ron Weatherford. Gary Britt knocked two of the four Tru-Mix safeties off Bill Reinholtz. Each pitcher struck three. Mail Tribune hud a 1 to 0 lead going into the sixth in nig. Then Central Point got two markers without hitting , Tribune only one hit. II0P EVERY ilIOi. & FRI. EVENING 'TIL 9 ,(j standing. Jay Allen is tied I 1 l I I J. V A I 7 II Tii ; RAIDERS IN NAIA FINALS Pictured here prior to their departure Tuesday for Sioux Falls, S.D. and the NAIA track and field championships are five members of the Southern Oregon College track squad and Coach Dan Bulkley. Left to right: Jerry Arndt, Bill White, Mike Hanby, Bulkley, Spike Gordon, Fred 'Thomas. Champion ships will be held Friday ind Saturday. Latest NAIA statistics show Hanby fifth in pole vault at 11M, Gordon 15th at 13-7V4, and Arndt fifth in three mile with 13:24.6 clocking. (Dean Freeman Photo) riffc-f H rfl r I " t t 1 1 ' ; I ' I for tour witn z-z. Central Point edged the Newspapermen 2 to 1 to share the percentage deadlock for fourth. The Pointers are 1-1 ! and Mail Tribune 2-2. Shults homered and Perdue, I ftMofeycle Bee of GP Saturday Grants Pass - A tourist trophy motorcycle scraml : will be held here on Saturday night. The 8 p.m. event is under sponsorship of Rogue Valley Riders motorcycle club and will be at Josephine county j fairgrounds. I Some 60 entrants are an ticipated with riders among them who are new to the 1962 competition here. Riders will come from Oregon, California, Washington and Nevada. ; There will be events in the , lightweight, heavyweight and i SO cubic centimeter divisions. I Among the top contenders i will be .Frank Horn, Glide, 1 and Van Shippy and Dick.: Chambers, Grants Pass. Horn; is top man for the track so i far this season, j The scramble is one in a series of races at Grants Pass. Races are planned every two weeks at the three-eighths mile track. Sponsors said that the scramble is strictly for trophies. Pacific Racing association fx.-" - " i" HARDTOP SEASON OPENS will open the hardtop auto season at Roseburg, Saturday, June 2. Don Hein, above, is defending champion at the Rose burg speedway. He will be challenged this season by top drivers from Roseburg, Cottage Grove, Coos Bay, Grants Pass and Medford. . Jannusch, Bransom, Swanson Rcccirt Crater Hi h Track Awards at Party on Tuesday .... Central Point - George Jan- nusch, Paul Bransom and Vern Swanson were award winners Tuesday at the party for the Crater High school track and field team. Outstanding perform a n c e awards went to Bransom and Jannusch. Recognized as most improved track man was Jan nusch. Award for outstanding effort and sportsmanship went to Swanson. Jannusch was second in jav elin competition in the Ore gon Class A-l high school track meet and Bransom was third in the state meet broad jump. Cwanson was a quarter miler for the Comets and he and Bransom also were relay runners. About 109 persons attended the party. Salem-IUPD-The Oregon Fi nance department will auc tion off 112 used state cars, trucks and other times at' a public sale in Portland Satur day, June 9. The auction starts at the Pacific Interna tional building at 12:30 p.m. (PDT). Boatnik Race Won Dy Walker Grants Pass (UPD Johnny Walker, Trinidad, Calif., Wednesday won the fourth annual Boatnik hydroplane race on the Rogue river. Twenty-four outboard powered small hydroplanes participated in the 50-mile race from Grants Pass to Ga lice and back. Walker's time was one hour 43 25 seconds. Second was Byron Grant, Hoopa, Calif, followed by Delmer Kyle, Gold Beach; Dick Freeman, Crescent City, Calif.; and Vernon Magda lena, Hoopa, Calif. Walker collected $1,000 for his victory. Another $1,000 was divided among the next four finishers. noncminrasaOTn s ONE GROUP Values To $50 f JJi Valuer O To $69.50 f "JOi Values tVi To $115.00 f W-) No Alterations Just Cyf o Be Fitted By A Tailor OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 111 9 mmoDiriPQciMiii "Horn of Kuppenhfljmer Clothes" 229 East Main Street 0 Medford HO Hoodies for NCAA Track Test University of Oregon- Uni versity of Oregon athletic of ficials are hitting the home stretch in preparations for the NCAA track and, field cham pionships June 15-16 at Hay war Field. Ticket sales have been ex ceptionally good and entries are pouring in at a rate which insures a large and talented field. Over 100 schools have entered close to 600 athletes for the national collegiate meet. The host Webfoots, along with defending champion Southern California and East ern powerhouse Villanova, rate as the teams to watch in the battle for national track and field supremacy. Coach Bill Bowerman's Ducks will rely heavily on de fending individual champions Jerry Tarr and Dyrol Burel son and Harry Jerome, run nerup in the 100-yard dash a year ago. Tarr, holder of the Ameri can collegiate record of 13.3, rates as an overwhelming fa vorite in the high hurdles, while Burelson, with a best of 3:57.9 this spring, should cap ture his third consecutive NCAA mile title. Jerome is the key in the dashes for the Ducks. He'll be matched against Villanova's Frank Budd, who captured both he 100 and 220 last year at Philadelphia. A break-through by Jerome would give Oregon a big push in its bid for a first national track championship. USC, which lost to Oregon in dual meet competition this spring, will look to defending shot put champion Dallas Long and star quartermiler Rex Cawley to spark its title defense. Other defending champions expected to be on hand are New Mexico's Adolph Plum mer in the 440, Pat Clohessy of Houston in the three-mile, Dixon Farmer of Occidental in the 440-yard hurdles, John Thomas of Boston U. in the high Jump, and Glenn Passey of Utah State in the discuss. Memphis Open Rivals Tee Off Memphis, Tenn.-IUPU-A field including the 1961 National Open winner, this year's Mas ters' champ and most of the ! golfers they defeated in those two outings teed off today in quest of the Memphis Open's $40,000 jackKt. Arnold Palmer, golf s mon ey king and Masters titlist, and last year's Open champion Gene Littler are among the 150 shotmakers vying for the $6,400 first prize. j Former Ol CC Member Dies in Portland Albany, Ore. - WPI- Lowell A. Scaton, 59, local building supply dealer and former member of the Oregon Liquor Control Commission, died Tuesday in a Portland hos pital following a heart attack Funeral services will be held here at noon Friday at Westminster United Presby terian church. 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