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Newspaper Page TextB SUNDAY, APRIL 14. 1963 Grants Pass, Bend Capture In Metro, Class A Hayward MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON University of Oregon, Eu gene Favored defending champion South Salem was dethroned here yesterday aft ernoon when the Grants Pass High Cavemen and the Bend Lava Bears garnered the championships in the 27th an nual Hayward track and field relays. Grants Pass, reportedly hampered by injuries, sound ed a warning to mid and late season rivals by taking the metropolitan division banner. But, the Cavemen had to fight off the bid of hometown North Eugene to claim top prize. The southern Oregon power totaled 48 points. North Eu gene had 47 Vi. South Salem, the 1082 crown-holder, was third with 43"2. Medford and Norlh Sa lem followed, each with 34J2. Bend won the Class A hon ors by nine points over seven- times-in-a-row victor Cottage Grove. The Bears had 55 points and the Lions 48. Pen dleton took third with 36 and Crater fourth with 32'... One record fell in the met ro class when South Salem bettered its last year's two mile mark by one-tenth of a second. The new time is 8:03.8. Cottage Grove's Jim Hen ningsgaard set a new mark of 12 feet, 8 inches in the Class A pole vault, and Bend estab-, lished a new mile relay time ford put, third in the broad jump, fourth in the distance mediey. fifth in the 440 and sixth in the javelin. Medford had two ties for first. Lloyd Hammons went 12 feet 8 Inches in the pole vault to set a new school mark and knot with Gary Van Koten, Grants Pass. Medford and South Salem had like times of 36.0 in the shuttle hurdles. The Black Tornado of Med- took a second in the of 3:325. two-mile, a fourth in the dis- Grants Pass had firsts in j tance medley and a fifth in the high jump relay and ties for first in the 440 relay and pole vault, second in the mile relay, thirds in the javelin and shuttle hurdles, fourths in the 880 and two-mile relays and fifth in the shot put relay. Bend had firsts in the mile, two-mile and shuttle hurdles. second in the 880 and hot MEDF0R IBUNB SPORTS Medford Defeats Ashland Twice; Crater, KF Split ion; Clny, merfield. Medford Ashland Enyar Smith fl (4). Medford 010 110 1211 11 6 Ashland 003 100 00 4 0 l Sander finis i v. , . uunp in, and PHI DM, (6); Bnrger and DcBocr. and and . 022 111 I fl h 2 ... 000 000 00 4 6 Barnes; Rhodes. DcBorr, WhHIock Ban Happy Camp Championship Team Honored Happy Camp - The Happy v-uiuij r.iememnry school bas- KflDRll U'llin ;,nit rWHaurin.. were nonored at a special t.inmpionsnip oinncr at the .-..,, mum - purpose room iwarcn 30, followed by an cve ning of enteriainmnnt dancing. The dinner was planned and put on with the cooperation I "' cnairman selected from Medford high bolstered Its league leadership Saturday by taking two Southern Oregon conference baseball games from Ashland, while Crater and Klamath Falls were split ting. The Black Tornado of Med ford blanked Ashland 8 to 0 in the opener at Ashland and had to come from behind and go an extra inning to win 8 to 4 in the second. Klamath Falls scored a pair of runs in the fourth extra frame, the 11th, to beat Cra ter 6 to 4. Crater rallied from an 0-3 deficit in the concluder to nip the Pelicans 8 to 4. Medford is now 6-0 In the league and the only unbeaten team. Klamath Falls Is 3-1, Crater 4-4, Ashland 1-3 and Grants Pass 0-4. The Pelicans used singles by Oary Smith and Bud Bath in the top of the 11th for two runs which broke with Crater. There walk, u groundout, a sacrifice by Lanny Guyer and a stolen base in the panel. Klamath pitchers Gary Ben son and Rich Jackson fanned 18 and walked five in the contest. Crater's Larry Pepper whiffed 10 and free-passed three. Mike Kltching had three hits and Rick Horn two for the Pelicans and Pat Pep per two hits, one a double for Crater. Crater got three runs In the fifth inning on a single by Pat Pepper, two walks, an er ror, a steal and a groundout. KF went on top again In the sixth but Crater got two runs in the bottom of the stanza on a triple by Mike Glines, sin gles by Neil Rivenburg and Lou Alvarez, Larry Mason's sacrifice and a groundout. Alvarez had two hits In the game. Crater pitchers Wayne Clay and Mason struck out five and walked four while Benson and Jackson re corded four fans and one base on balls. Bill Enyart pitched four hit ball for Medford In the Ashland starter. He Issued only one base on balls while striking out seven. Medford got eight hits off Ashland's John Rhodes and Dane Smith who gave up seven walks while fanning Ihe same num ber. Gary Miller tripled for Med ford. lie and Mike Barnes each had two hits. Medford went into the sev enth inning trailing :t t0 4. But Stuart Youne ilnsli J Dick Deffloy Iripled him home ; to lie the g one. Dctflcv was MlftAYOAMMi out at (he plate Irving to ' v,l""i I'xu make his hit a homer NafiS?"0" '' Lo" An!" ' IM In. In the eighth for two runs . the Tornado ,ad -mule hv ."' ' ' Mike N..th.2. "E 5? ''"' MlnnwoUO Stockton and Herb V.llee end kmoulsmm81 steals by Nrathiimcr anH Erf. I'ltii.i.uriiii at i Pointer 8th Tops South In Track Central Point Central Point eighth grade whipped South Grants Pass 83-31 Thursday in a track meet here. South won the seventh grade tussle 67 to 10. Terry Pierce paced the Pointer eighth with victories in the 150 and 330-yard runs and the broad jump. Glenn Gueringer won the pole vault and 660, while Joe Cavin took the shot put and javelin. Grants Pass' Beckwith won the low hurdles and 75. South won all firsts in the seventh grade competition. the 880. It was sixth in the shot put with 134-14 and sec ond in the broad jump with 59-llVi. Tim Murray of Med ford heaved the discus 134-4 for third and Don Driskell was fifth in the high hurdles for the Wind. Crater's team of Paul Bran som, Mike Mowry, Denny Ry erson and Gary Wald won the 440 Class A relay. Crater got a second in the broad jump at 57-1, fourths in the 880 and mile, a tie for third in the j high jump, and a fifth In the shot put at 132-21. and a tie fifth in the shuttle hurdles, j John Harris had a second place discus heave of 141-7. Tom Huff won the javelin for Ashland with 18B-10W. The Grizzlies copped sixths in the 880 and two-mile. Diadems Relays MBTKO KKSfLTS: Discus Tollefaon. N. Salem: Green, Mllwaukle; Murray. Med ford; Smith, Marshfield; Mill. K. Falls. 142-3 High hurdle nnrhnnnri Mil. waukie; Walsh. Marshfield; tie Muni bennlkBon. Mllwaukle, and Jorfjen. N Eugene; Penfus, S. Salem; Driskell, Medfuid. 15.4. High Jump G. Pass (Shepard, Hutchlna. Crcnshawi; tie aecond. N. Eugene and Marshfield; S. Sa lem; S. Eugene: tie sixth, N. Sa lem and K. Falls. 17-3. Broad Jump - N. Eugene; Med ford; S, Salem; Hillsboro; K. Falls; G. Pass. 61-2. Javelin Smith. K. Falls: Bauer. G. Pass; Hendrirkson, N. Salem: Freeburn, S. Salem; Dolezal, S. Salem. 181-11 'a. 440 Tie first N. Eugene and G. Pass (White, Shepard. Chris tensen, Ireland); N, Salem; Cor vallis; tie fifth. K. Falls and S. Salem. 44.fi. Shot put N. Eugene: N. Salem; S. Salem; Hillsboro; G. Pas; Med ford. 143-1. 2-mile S. Salem (Thompson. Jack Price. McAlplne, Jim Pricei; Medford; N Kiigim-: G. Pass; K. Falls; Marshfield. 8 03 8. (New rec ord.) Pole vault Tic first, Ham mons. Medford: and Van Koten, Grants Pass; tie third. Iwata. Mil waukje. and Coe, G, Pass; tie fifth, McDonald, N EuRf-ne, and Nor rJs, Milwaukie. 12-8. 880 relay Milwaukie; N. Sa lem: S Eugene; G Pass; Med ford; Corvallis. 1:32.4. Distance medley Hillsboro: S. Salem; ,N Eugene; Medford' S Eugene; Marshfield. 10:35.2. Shuttle hurdles Tie first. S Salem and Medford; G. Pass Marshfield; Corvallis; K. Falls' 36.0. Mile N, Salem; G. Pass; Mil- j waukie; S, Salem; Hillsboro- X. Eugene. 3:27.2. SCORING Grants Pass 48. N. Eugene 4714: S Salem 43': Medford and N. Salem 34'; Mil waukie 26: Hillsboro 18; Marsh field 16; K. Falls 13, Corvallis 6 S. Eugene 4 Sanders Ups Lead Greeaiboro, N. C. - (UPC -Handsome Doug Sanders, playing brilliant golf through a f t ernoon thundershowers and dropping temperatures, fired four consecutive birdies for a 68 Saturday to increase his lead in the third round of ihe $35,000 greater Greens boro open to five strikes. Sanders, who carried a three-stroke lead into the third round, parred the first five holes and thei birdied the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth holes to go four under par with a 32 on the front nine of the par-71. 7.017-vard bedgefield Country course. The 29-year-old Ojai, Calif., pro had two bogies for a one over par 38 on the backside and a three-round total of 201. Five strokes back at 206 after 54 holes of the 72-hoIc tournament which ends Sun day were Kcl Nagle and Jim- Red Wings Have Backs To Wall Detroit - LP! - The Detroit Red Wings, who believe it's darkest before the dawn, will be on the brink of oblivion Sunday night when they clash with the Toronto Maple Leafs in the third game of their Stanley Cup final series. With Toronto holding a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven se ries, a win is a must for De troit if the Wings are even going to make the series in teresting. But the Wings not only are confident they can prevent a Club four-game Toronto sweep that Maple Leaf fans are confident ly predicting, they also feel they can still win it. ' We've done it before and we can do it again," manager coach Sid Abel said Saturday. "But this is the one we've got to win or it'll be all over but the shouting," he added. Toronto is a top-heavy fa- j vorile to go all the way but MOST VALUABLE Seattle -flit- Vancouvet 's Phil Maloney edged Guyle Fielder of Seattle Friday in voting for the Most Valuable Player in the WHL. Discus - Morov.,- w r LJar- Naglf) Carded Harris. Crater: Richards. C. Grove; i W() under par 34-35 - (i) on ami in. Bend; Ward. Bend. 142-3 i fi, hirri;,,.- i th Win.,- hmm th ;c Javelin Huff. Ashland- Low- .. ",w ougies , ej l"" lfc- winie LiarK. 41. was ihreejset for another of their uimcr for the day Price Grove; Lebanon; Leajijcld, n- .. .. rwariM. hup Manoui. cp. n o 330 Collier. SGP- Rcnfro. CP Fry, RGP 44 0 ' . WOrtlay S o u t h Granti Pass. RESULTS: (Bin Grade) Broad jump Pierce. CP, Niko dym. CP; Krepps. SGP. 17-7. High Jump Miller. CP; Wilson. CP: Salmon. CP. 4-9. Discus Dnvis CP; Wilson. CP; Sloan. SGP. 107 feet. Shot put Cavin. CP: Wilson, CP; Ft Iron lid, SGP. 41-7'!,. -Javelin Cavin. CP; Andrews, SGP; Davis, CP, 123 feel. Pole vault Guerinfffr cp t, MOOndj Chandler, SGP, and Pink- nam, t r o-o. High hurdle s Krepps. SGP Dtnmen, CP; Salmon, CP. u.o. Low hurdles Heckwlth, SGP Krepps. SGP; Salmon. CP 172 711 Heckwlth, SGP; Davis CP Lind. SOP. (1.08. ISO Pierce. CP; Sloan, SGP Pind. SGP. 17.9. 330 Pierce, CP; Sloan. SGP; Ca vin. CP. 42,0. Biiu uuerinKer. CP: Salmon, CP; Lcachinan. SGP. 1:30. 440 relay Central Point (Bailey. Cavin, Davis, Pierce). 52.8 (7th Grade) HroadjiNiip- Caltier, SGP; Mor- VrVj,.i,c Ini". fry and Hait IniFH. SGP. 1.4.9 ll'K h Jump Hastings. SGP; Try, I , . ' our. i-a. Shot Dill Mr' so m i. t cr.D. v dlratt, SGP, PruJtt, SGP. 34-1 Polcvault Wnrf. SGP- Min. I ' mill I II. I VC i'l' I'M ffnm ...... enn 11. -l,L . ... e was a Mrs. Alherr Airi I ."urtlStrPrultt. SOP: Va Mrs. Lloyerl Wcstnv ' fnnnh. Dave Titus; and Principal Janu s SUKden. Speakers during the eve ning included Princinnl den, master of ceremonies Coach Titus, who Iritrnritmui each player along with a brief account of how important an education Is for the youth of loaay; and W. N. Simmons president of the school board ana Mrs. Arnold Davis, clerk of the board, both of whom gave a short report on the fine behavior of the bays and girls during the games and all me time they were away from numc. miring tne evening an in scribed plaque was presented to Coach Titus by Simmons on behalf ol the players and enccriendcrs. un display near the head i.inie was the teami B school first place trophy and pen nant won at the Yreka Klks ciub invitational tournament; and the Consolation trophy in ine A schools division won at Hie Alturas lilKtu Club Invl tauonal tournament. Following the dinner served by Ihe Home Keonom. ics club of the Happy Camp orange no, 380, movies were taken by W. N. Simmons dur ing the Alturas games were shown, after which dancing completed the evening's enter- wuunani, MHS Girls Defeat SM Medford high girls tennis learn won 8 to 3 yesterday in a match against St. Mary's. RESULTS: Btnilei Shareen Young. M, f. Sue Nnuincs. SM. fi-:j. ti-3: Di ane Paulson. Mi del. Laura Batzcr, SM, H-ti. 6-1: Kathy Smith, M. del. Sarah Roblfllon, SM. 6-1, 0-2; Mary Wal.li, SM. del. Sandra Irv ing, M. 7-5. fi-sj; Paula Lowcry, (MX. Jeanne HOtBl, am. -0. fi-2: Charlotte Reynolds, M, dcf. Char lotte Sokolowskl, SM, 6-4, fi-l; Stephanla Hollen. SM. def. Jean Salade, M. 9-7. 6-4; Susan Laten dresNe. SM. def. Karen Davis. M. 6-3. 6-2. Douliles Young and Paulson def. Naumes and Rohlnson, 6-1 , 6-2; Irving and Lowerv def. Hut -zer and Walsh, 6-2. 6-3; Smith and Reynolds dct Hollen and Laten drcsse, 6-1, 6-1. Lebanon Richards. C. Bend. 185-10" High hurdles Tic first Scav era nnd James. N. Bend; Fran cis, Oregon City; Sturgis. Leban on: Crabcr. The Dalles 161. Broad jump Pendleton; Cra ter; Bend; N. Bend; C. Grove Willamette, 39-4. 440 Crater (Bransom. Mow ry, Ryerson. Waldt; Pendleton' tie third. Willamette and Oswego Bend; N. Bend, 45,2, High jump relay Tie first. Lebanon and N. Bend; third, C. Grove, Crater and Evergreen' tie sixth. W. Linn and Willamette. 16-6. Shot put relay C. Grove; Bend; W Linn; Lebanon; Crater; Oregon City, 1489. Pole vault Henningsgaard. C. Grove; Steen. C. Grove: Antone Willamette, Peterson. Willamette; Van Damn. N. Bend. 12-8 (New record i. 2-mile relay Bend: Pendle ton: C. Grove; Oregon City; Os wego; Ashland, 6:1! 2 880 Oswego; Bend- Pendle ton: Cratci , Oregon Citv; N. Bend. 1:34 Distance medley Pendleton C. Grove: The Dulles; Bend; Leb anon; Ashland ii:03. Shuttle hurdles Bend; Wil- j lamettc. Oswego; C, Grove; tie ' fifth. Crater and The Dalles 37 2 j Mile Bend: Oregon Citv C. Grove: Crater; The Dalles. Leb anon. 3:32.5. (New record) SCORING Hind BS. Cntlane 46; Pendleton 36; Crater I.( h.innn V it. . )!. 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