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Newspaper Page TextRogue n Class C Hayward Relays Eugene Rogue River high's powerful Chieftains nuteluuM 3? other rhnAK here triday to capture the t it wwpcuuup in ine uonn MC&erU nabbed the shot 440 Tie first. Central Linn ! Distance medlev Rogue Riv 27th annual Hayward relays, put and discus. and Junction cm-; tie third. Myr-1 ar (Pentecost. Salter. HaUstu, Triumph in the University of Oregon event brought the Chiefs their first track and field mantle of statewide stat ure. As it did in the Little Rogue relays a week ago. Rogue River snapped the, four-year domination of St. Mary's of Medford. Rogue River with 58 13 Mints more than doubled the ! total of us nearest rival. Mapleton took second with 24 and St. Mary's third with 21. Central Linn successfully defended its Class B crown. The Cobras, clinching the title in the final event, the sprint medley, ran up 34VS counters. St. Francis, which did not place in the final event, was second with 25. Reedsport scored 23Vsa Salyer Stars Don Salyer was first in two , events and second in another for Coach Frank Morris' RR Chieftains who captured firsts, also, in all four run ning events for a total of six medals. Salyer tied the pole vault record of 11 feet 6 in ches. He won the high hurdles in 15.5 and was second in the high jump with a leap of 3-8. The crew of Craig Phillips, Jim Fabrick, Alan Gales and Chris Jones won both the 440 yard relay and the sprint medley for the Chieftains. Bob Pentecost learned with Ron Halicka, Jack Salter and Ron Waite to win the distance medley and Gust Schefstrom and Jim LeRoy combined with Pentecost and Salter to nab the two-mile. Larry Craig was second in the shot put for Rogue River with 42-11V6 while Arden Liles tied for fifth in the pole vault at 10-6. Two S.M. Seconds St. Mary's was second to Rogue River in the 440 relay and sprint medley and took third in the two-mile and fourth in the distance med ley. Jim Calhoun took fifth in the javelin for St. Mary's at 144-5 and Tim Sakraida lied for fourth in the high jump at 5-3. Ron Thornhill was third for Illinois Valley at 115-1 in the discus and IV gained a fifth in the 440 relay. Central Linn, coached by Four-Year Grid Tickets May Be Purchased Medford high school sta dium committee has announc ed that a concerted drive will be made late next summer to team defeated Eagle Point 4 tell four-year season tickets i to 1 and Hedrick Junior high to Medford high football 7 to 0 la5t week games. ! RESULTS: , . .,, ,, , (St. MarvVtaelc Point) Tickets will sell for S80 and ; slntlr Teresa Pruett. EP, a total of 350 seats are avail- i def Susan Latendresse SM. 6-4, ...... , , 4-6. 6-3; Stephanie Holland. SM. able, including a sizable num. del Lorctta Whipple. 6-3. -4; ber of choice ones. The money ... , .. will go luwoia i.viuiiviuiy j payment on the 4.000 seat I grandstand which was erected lasl year. It is not necessary, howev er, for fans to wait unlil the drive starts. Persons interest-1 6-3, 8-0: Jeanne Rossi, SM, def, in kiminn thai fjtii 3, 1 Janice Carlson. H. 6-1. f-0. Hol ed in buying the tour-year , ,anri SM dcf SlJsan Wakei1eld, reserves may contact Prin-1 H. 6-0. -o; Latendresse. SM, def cipal Lester Harris or Lee ; Hagsdale school. now at the high ILININGER'S Construction 1 Equipment RENTALS 9 Backhoes Road Graders to Air ILININGER'S River Chiefs Victors Tinker Hatfield, ex-Rogue I River mentor Earnered four Kl. ' f fu!?.. i luwiu. j.ut- wuuigis wuu i the 440 and sprint medlev. and sDrint medlev .... .... Sam Charters took the hifih hurdles in 1 n fnr Faplr uunuea 111 10. U lor t,aglC : Point and placed fourth in the broad lumn al IQ.J. ' Jon Granby. Phoenix, was second in thp shot mil at fl-l and Dale Saucr, Phoenix, lied ! for fourth in the pole vault at 10-6. Rain showered, drizzled ana Poured during the meet CLASS B RESULTS, Hifih hurdles Charters, Eagle Point; Kucera, Scappoosse; tic third. Colson. Salem Academv, and Schmidt. Rainier; tie fifth Hadges. Reedsport. and Carlson. Central Linn 16.0. Javelin McCormick. Oak ridge; John Aspgren. St Helens; Crippen, Toledo; Buchholz. El mira: Winningham. Myrtle Point. 139-u. Shot put McKern. Centra! Linn: Granby, Phoenix; Stibiti Myrtle Point; Staate. Dallas; Madras .i0-8'. Pole vault Goertzen. Suther lin; Gurney Myrtle Point; Crippen. Toledo; tie fourth. Ropp. Central Linn, and Saucr. Phoenix. 12-',,. Discus McKern. Central I.tnn- WeMter, Central Linn; winker. innnd, and Romberg. Reedsport : 143-8. Broad jump Rcznicsek. North Marion: Rosa. Reedsport; Kucera. Scappoosa: Charters. Eagle Point; Hatfield. Myrtle Point. 21-4 Distance medley St. Francis; Reedsport, Scappoose: Pleasant MEDFORDtWTRIBUNB SPORTS Raider Cindermen Down Clark 96-49 Vancouver, Wash. - South-1 Bill White raced over the em Oregon college trackmen high hurdles in 14.8 for a new tomahawked Clark college Southern Oregon school rec- here Saturday in a dual meet. , The Red Raiders ran up a lopsided 96 to 49 margin in a meet which had been fig ured much closer. SOC won firsts in 12 of the 17 events. Mike Hood, Denny Ellis and Fred Thomas each had two firsts and one second for the Raiders. Doyle Bran som garnered two firsts and a third. Hood also had a third which made him individual high scorer with 14 points. White Sets Record Bransom won the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Thomas the high jump and hop. step and jump, Hood the intermediate hurdles and broad jump and Ellis the shot put and javelin. Crusader Girls Take Matches St. Mary's high girls tennis Muheiic Ely. 5M. def t-aroi bcr. EP. 4-6. 10-8; Ann Par- sons. hM. del Dustinc Huner, ti', , , , land def. Pruett And Whipple. 6-1 (Si. Mary's-Uedrlek single. Sue Naumes, SM def : Emily Carpenter, H, -3. 6-2; Mary i UJuUti S.M tinl k'av Trmlnr II nnnhitn nniiand and Laten- dresse def Carlson and Wakefield, 8-2; waisn and naumes oei t-ar-I penter and Teeter. 8-2. Motor Cranes 30 Tons D-4, D-6, P-8 Cots Pulls Compressors Phone 773-7555 BID: Junction City; Cntnl Linn "J3 1 . . . I "i?.h fe?P - rranc;.: Madras: Johnaon. Mvrtle 1 KOin,; koss. Keeaiport; caven. ! at ire., a-iu i Dallas 46. 8 ' ' 2-mile St Francis. Scrra: june,,on Clty: Pleasant Hill. Reeds- ' port. Molalls. 8:49.6. Sprint medley Central Linn; Myrtle Point. Prinviua i 40 i. SCORING Central Linn 34' j, ! Myrtle Point 1714: Junction City an.ri Ppooae u. Madras ia; um ridge 8; Dallas, Eagle Point and Pleasant Hill 7, loieao ana scr ra Catholic G. North Marion. Phoe nix and Sutherlin 5: St. Helens 4; Rainier 2 1 ; Elmira 2; Redmond 1'... Prineville and Molalla 1; Cas cade, Cacade Union, Central. New. port. Philomath, Sandy. Stayton, Si unlaw, Tsft and Willamina 0. CLASS C RESULTS: High hurdles Sayler. Rogue River; Hager. Corbett; tie third. Lawson. Camas Valley, and Fawle, Creswell; Meuser. Crow, 13.5. Discus Gould. Mapleton; Jones. Elkton; Thornhill. Illinois Valley; Zaklan. Creswell; Ostling. Waldport, 109-9. Pole vault Salyer. Rogue Riv er; Lawrence. Crow: Baldridge. McKenzie; Olson. Canyonville; tie fifth. Smith. Harrisburg. Liles. Rogue River, and Naff, Pacific. 11-6. (Tics record i. Shot put Gerstncr. Creswell: Craig. Rogue River; Lamoreaux. Oakland; Schultz. Elkton; L. Charles. Monroe. 44-61. Javelin T. Charles. Monroe; Graabong, Triangle Lake. Horn ing. Monroe: Chambers, Salem Academv; Calhoun. St. Marys. 170-3. High jump Frederick. Oak land; Salyer. Rogue River; Goch enour, Monroe; tie fourth. Par- ord. "They did better than I ex pected," said SOC Coach Dan Bulklcy. The meet was con ducted most of the way under sunny skies but previous rains made the track rough and slow. Other SOC winners were the 440-yard relay team of Thomas, White, Bransom and Dave Graham, Norm Oyler in the two-mile and Spike Gordon in the pole vault. RESULTS! 440 relay SOC -Thorns . White. Bransom. Graham i. 429, Mile Zallnnis, C: Arndt, S; Bailey. C. 4:28.2. 100 Bransom, S; Thomas, S; Hill. C. 10,0. High hurdles White. S; Hood, S: Allison. C. 14.8. 880 Wells. C; LeRoy. S; Rob erts. C. 1:57 440 Olheman, C; Hughes. C; Frantz. S 50.3. 220 Bransom. S; Grshatn. S; Moore. C. 22.9. Inter hurdles Hood. S; White, S; Allison, C. 38.6. 2-mile Oyler. S: Zallonis, C; Boatman. S. 9:48.2. Shot put Ellis. S; Robinson. S; Mathews, C 45-11',. Javelin Ellis. S; Evans. S. Hopkins. C. 197-9. High jump Thomas. S; James, S: Evans. S. 6-2. Broad jump Huod. S; Net tles. C; Bransom. S, 21-11'. Pole vault Gordon, S; tie second. Nettles and Hopkins, C. Discus Challis. C; Ellis, S; Rohinson. S. 134-3. Triple jump Thomas, S; Net tles. C; Hood, S. 43-34. Mile relAy i Clark fHuihes, Roberta, Wyborney, weiisj 3.29,2. MH Tennis Crew Wins Ashland - Medford high de feated Ashland 5 to 2 here Saturday in Southern Oregon conference tennis Medford won all five sin gles matches. Doubles match es were halted during play and forfeited to Ashland. Medford and Crater high will play here Tuesday. It, however, will be a home match for crater. RESU.TS; Singlr. - Garv Highland. M. def Marly Burns. A. 7-5. 6-3. Mike Naumes. M. def Bill Bowman. A, 6-0. 6-0; Lee Wimberley. M. dcf. Jeff Trost. A. 6-0. 6-1. Chris Ras rmiiscn M. def, John Wacker. A, fi-0. B-2; A T Highland. M, def. Tom Thompson. A. 6-0, 6-2, Doubles Both matches for feited to Ashland. Grayson Done At Washington Seattle. Wash. - TOT - The j University of Washington an nounced officially Saturday that John Grayson is through as head basketball coach. The announcement was made by Jim Owens, athletic director and head football coach, at a news conference here Owens said he was not yet in a position to name a suc cessor to Grayson, "but I ex pect we will very soon." Owens declined to elabo rate on his reasons 'or not re hiring Grayson, who is in the last year of a four -year contract The athletic direc tor would say only that after much consideration he decid ed that replacing Grayson was necessary "in the best inter ests of the basketball program" MEDFORD rttt. Camas Valley; Sakraida. St Mary s; Long Mapltton s-io. . Broad jurnp - Fowler. Crc.l ; Addlrmnn Manietmi ParrtMt. Cam. as vauey; Dennis Lkanger. west- it; laiD. rowers la-tt'-. Corbett: McKenzie. 11:20 9 440 Rogue River (Phillips, Fabrick, Gates, Jones.: St. Mary's. Salem Academy; Crow; Illinois Valley; Mapleton. 46-5. Iitrom, LeRov. Pentecost. Saitcrt. Mapleton: St. Mary's: Monroe Scio; Glcndale. 8:259 Sprint medley Rogue River iPhilltps, Fabrick. Jones. Gates): St. Mary's, tie third. Corbett and Triangle Lake. McKenzie. Maple ton. 1:41.6. SCORING: Rogue River 581,: Mapleton 24; St. Mary's 21; Mon roe 15; Creswell 14'.-; Corbett 91..; Oakland and Crow 8; Triangle Lake ftSj Camas Valley 61.-; Elk ton, McKenzie Salem Academy and Scio 6; Iltinou, Valley. Can yonville and West fir 2; Waldport, Powers and Glcndale 1: Harris burg and Pacific 'a: Alsca. Chein awa, Coburg. Columbia Christian. Days Creek. Detroit. Gilchrist. Lo well, St. Paul. Yoncalla, Canyon ville Bible 0. Eagle Point Winner of Track Tiffs Eagle Point An Eagle Point freshman-junior varsity track team won 78V&-43V6 on Friday over a Crater high freshman-sophomore crew. Mike House won the high and low hurdles for the Eagles. Bill Short took the U30-yard run and tied with Craler's David Trautman in the 150. Trautman tied wilh his teammate Charles Lusky in the 75. Eagle Point defeated Rogue River 85 to 35 in a frosh meet on Thursday. RESULTS: (EP Frosh-JV and Crater Krosh Sophomorei) Shot put Miller. EP. Carney, EP: Glawe. C 39-8. High Jump Vaughn. C; Bron son. EP; Dedingfield, EP. 5-2. Broad Jump Hall. C: Algeo. EP: Stover. EP. 18-1. Javelin Pitta. C; Algeo. EP; Meyer. EP. 130-1 'a. Pole vault Bronson. EP; tic second. Smith. EP. and Hughes. C 9-9 70 high hurdles Houm EP: Hughes. C: tie third Taylor, C. Leewcnburgh. EP. 11.1. 75 Tie first Trautman and Luskie. C; Wilson. EP. 9.0. Discus Carney. EP: Schoet tle. EP; Glawe. C. 120-10. 1320 Stover. EP; Jensen. EP; Gurrev. C. 3:43.8 330 Short, EP; Ford. EP; Al geo. 39.6. 120low hurdles House. EP: I Hughes. C; Bidders, EP. 15.7. 1M lie iirsi jramman, and Short. EP; Hall, C. 17.6. 660 Meyer. EP; Thompson. C; Gurrey, C 1:35.4. 440 relay Eagle Point (Wilson, Rldders. Smith. House 1 .31.1. Ki'-tm From 70 hich hurdle; Goodrich, nn; Bedlnfifteld. EP. ll.O. 75 dash Wilson, EP: Atwell, RR; Young. EP. B.7. 1320 Jensen. EP: L, Ford, RR: Chrihtcnscn. EP. 3:3K.I. 120 low hurdles Bronson, EP: Goodrich, RR. 17.3 330 Smith. EP; Frantz, RR; Ford. EP. 40.9. 660 Meyer. EP; Jensen, EP; L. Ford, RR. 1.39. 150 Atwell. RR; Wilson. EP; Young. EP. 17.0. Shot put Carney. EP: Har per. EP; Bedingfield, EP. 37-5. Discus Carney. EP; Carter. EP: Hawkins. RR. 119-10. Javelin Frantz. RR: Meyer. EP; Martinson. EP. 131-9. Broad jump Smith. EP; Good rich. RR: Meyer. EP 17-5. High jump Bronson. EP; Bed ingfield. EP; K. Ford. RR 5-1 Pole vault Smith, EP: Bron son. EP. 10-4. 440 rclav Eagle Point i Wilson. Ridders. Young. Smith!. 52.8. Relays Won By Grant Portland-OJPH-Granl captur ed its fourth straiRht Port land Intcrscholastic LraRuc track relays championship Friday. It rolled up 71 points. Jefferson was second with 50 points. Franklin finished third with 35 and Lincoln and Cleveland each collected 25 to lie for fourth. Three records were broken; in the pole vault, distance medley and mile relay. WILLAMETTE WINS Monmouth -DPT- Willam ette, paced by double wins by Ken Ashley and John Baker, defeated Oregon College of Education 85-45 in a dual track meet Friday. Ashley won the 120-yard high hur dles in 15 5 and took the high jump in 5-10. Baker won ttie 100-yard dash in 10.3 and fin ished first in the broad jump in 21-liy,. Be Choosy . . . Get Jacuzzi PUMPS! 'a H.P. DEEP WELL PUMP With 42 Gal. Tank and Air Charger $15.95 down, $13.15 per mo. Irrigation Pumps Centrifugal $2950 and up Siskiyou Hardware 225 W. Main R. 775 2939 SiH GREEN STAMPS MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. Womens' Golf Golf instruction classes at Rogue Valley Country club for lady beginneri will start Tuesday. Six consecutive lei sons are being given on Tues days and Thursdays at 10 a.m. Champ tonship-f light Mrs. R H. Torheim vs Mrs S. A. Peters; Mrs Fred Coleman vs. Mrs Warren BayUss; Mrs Ken B Teeters vs Mrs. Charles Mc Adams: Mr. T A. Culbertson vs. Mrs John Flynn; Mrs. Charles Bwenson vs Mrs. E W Stckels: Mrs James Bayliss vs. Mrs. Jack Six: Mrs Wayne Safley vs Mrs. Wm. Miller; Mrs Lloyd Brooks vs Mrs. Leonard Schlldt. Second flight Mrs George Pearson vs. Mrs. C. A. Holmes; Mrs Stan L Stark vs. Mrs J A Dickey; Mrs C B Collins vs Mia Dea nc Lambert; Mrs Russcl Achcson vs Mrs. Robt. Bayer; Mrs. Galen Sanncr vs. Mrs. Brian Douglass: Mrs Ed Nave vs Mrs. Randall Gifford: Mrs. John Jensen VS. Mrs. Arthur Wood; Mrs. Ray Frisbie vs, Mrs Charles Gui tenon. Fourth flight Mrs. Dick House VS. Mrs An drew Foley: Mrs Richard Schwann vs Mrs. Ren Taylor: Mrs, Tom Tuhhs vs Mrs. Max Millhollin; Mrs. Russell Hogue bye: Mrs. Robt. Palmer vs Mrs. Ray Sorenson: Mrs. Al Williams vs. Mrs. Harold Pvle; Mrs Robt Morris vs. Mrs, Wm Cowning: Mrs Rese Alexan der bye. (Nine-hole first round matches to be played on or before April 18.1 NINE-HOLE PAIRINGS: Championship flight Mrs. Bruce Hammond vs. Mrs Dorothy Dowsjon; Mrs. Max Lar son vs. Mrs Ralph Mnrlatt. Mrs. Wm Tvccr vs. Mrs. R. H. Leer: Mrs Willis Williams vs, Mrs. E S. Wentjsr. Mrs. R. H. Torheim was medalist for 18-hole play and Mrs. Bruce Hammond for nine holes in qualifying play for the lady golfers spring handi cap tournament at Rogue Val ley Country club. First round mutches must be finished on or before April 16 Pairings are posted in the women's locker room. MARRIAGE PLANS TOLD Santa Monica, Calif. fUPP Rickv Nelson, the Inset, took out a marriage license Friday to marry Kristin Harmon. 18. daughter of sportscastcr Tom Harmon. Harmon, former all- American football star al Michigan university, and his wife, former actress Elvsc Knox, accompanied the young couple to the courthouse Fri day. A spokesman said Nel son, 22, and Miss Hormon would be married in St. Mar tin of Tours Catholic church in Brentwood on April 20. KPIVsP TUassW Trades WM WW 71 Ml 1 7 LFT M LssW I If you drive a . . . tQjjppjP Own a... 1 Par Mo. Csss Af a FmW kTAmfA I Corns in and see! Nobody out-trades Crater Lake Motors! We're Wheelin' and Dealin'! Crater OREGON Yanks, Tigers Red Gaines In Sat AL By United Press International Ralph Terry and Tom Tresh. a pair of World Scries heroes last fall, enabled the New York Yankees to break a "Jinx" and beat the Balti - more Orioles. 6-1. Saturday for the Orioles' first defeat of the 1963 season The victory at Yankee sta dium marked the end of an Orioles' streak of seven wins over New York, six of them last season and one this year. In other American league afternoon games, three home runs led the Detroit Tigers to a 4-1 victory over the Cleve land Indians and rookie Dave Morehead struck out 10 bat ters in his major league debut for the Boston Red Sox to beat Washington, 3-0. Terry, winner of the decid ing game of the World Series, notched his second win of the season with a five-hit perform ance. Tresh, the A.L. "rookie of the year" In 1962, drove In four Yankee runs with a hom er, two doubles, and a single. Terry struck out five and the only run he allowed, typi cally for him, was a homer by Al Smith. However, Yan kee slugger Mickey Mantle was forced to leave the game STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pel. GB San Kranclscu .. 4 0 1.000 St. Louis 3 0 1.000 la PitUburgh a I .780 t Philadelphia 2 1 .087 l 'Los AnRclcs 2 2 .300 2 Milwaukee 2 2 .800 2 Cincinnati 1 3 .280 3 Chicago 1 3 .2.10 3 'Houston I 3 .230 3 New York 0 4 .000 4 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. I Pet. GB Baltimore 3 t . .780 New York 3 1 .780 Detroit 3 1 .780 'Chicago 2 1 .667 Boston X 2 .300 I 'Minnesota 1 2 .333 l'j ..Los Angeles 1 2 .333 lit 'Kansas City 1 2 .333 Itt Washington I 3 .280 2 Cleveland 1 3 .280 2 'Night games. DDE Wm Qd... Lake Motors... your in the second inning with strained rib muscle and it wa, ""certain how long he would UC UUI Dick McAuliffc, Bill Bru I ton and Norm Cash slammed 1 homers for the Tigers in their win over the Indians. Phil , Rcsan pitched the first eight frames for Detroit, giving up only an eighth Inning homer by Tito Francona, but he needed relief help from Ter ry Fox in the ninth inning when the Indians loaded the bases but failed to score. Morehead, only 19 years old, allowed only five Sen ators' hits in hurling the Red Sox to their win at Washing ton. The $85,000 bonus young ster did not allow a Senator to go as far as third base. Home runs by Dick Stuart with the bases empty and Lou Clinton with ono on, both In the second inning, led his sup port. In night games, Minnesota was at Kansas City and Chi cago at Los Angeles. SAM'S 32 South Central IT F3 F4 ESBWa-lk f-AT CjC r 7 6TH and SUNDAY, APRIL Sox Win Action ; Dfiroit .021 000 too t 7 1 j aftjK rox 6TJJ amos. Roman Bell 161, Latman 181 and WP Rln (l-rt. ID Ramos (0-11. HRS McAuliffc Hill. Bruton flat). Cash Hall. Fran coma 1st Baltimore 000 010 0001 3 3 New York 210 020 Olx 6 7 3 Barber. Hall 161. Stock III and D Brown; Terry (2-0 and How. ard LP Barber 1 1-1. HRS Boyer dsn. Smith (tat), Tresh (lit). Boston 030 000 000 3 8 I Washington . 000 000 000 0 3 0 Morenear ll-Ol and Tillman; Ru dolph. Duckworth (2i. Bronstad (A), Hannan 181 and Reticr. LP Rudolph (021. HRS Stuar list). Clinton (1st). COSTS LESS THAN OWNING! rail SOUTHERN OREGON LEASE CO. Jim C.l.nt. Cr.,.r L.h. MM.I. 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