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Eight Schools To Vie at GP In Rotary Meet On Saturday Grants Pass - One northern California school and seven from southern Oregon will contend here Saturday in the annual Rotary track and field meet. Weed will be the contender from California. Other en trants are Medford high, Rogue River, Myrtle Creek, Phoenix, Brookings. Eagle Point and host Grants Pass. The meet wilt open at 1:30 p.m. with first of the field events. First running event is set for 2 p.m. Both varsity and novice di visions will be run in the 14 event program. Ribbons will go to the first five placers in the varsity events. First place winners also will receive medals. Saturday's i:,eet, while it will make the third rivalry this season between Medford and Grants Pass, will mark the first regular-type track meet for the two schools this spring. Medford's Black Tor nado was victor in its class in the Ore-Cal relays and took the Rogue relays. The host Cavemen and the Tornado are picked to battle it out for team honors tomorrow. Rogue River goes to Grants Pass in the wake of its Class C triumph last Friday in the Haywards. The Chiefs ended the reign of St. Mary's in both the Little Rogue and Hayward relays. St. Mary's, Myrtle Creek, Phoenix, Weed and Eagle Point were Ore - Cal meet rivals and Phoenix and This service could save your life! - EXPERT BRAKE RELIIIING W95 J COMPACTS SHALL CARSgjB OUR EXPERTS DO ALL THIS: 1. Remove and clean brake assembly. 2. Inspect hydraulic system for leakage and corrosion. 3. In spect brake drums with precision micrometer. 4. In spect brake springs with tension gauge. 5. Inspect emergency brake cables and lubricate. 6. Install and custom tit premium Thermoid linings. 7. Bleed hydraulic system and.add necessary fluid. 8. Adust brakes to manufacturer's specifications. ALL WORK GUARANTEED ;e adjustment 3 8 c " a OUR EXPERTS DO ALL THIS: Adjust brakes to manufacturer's specifications. Inspect brake lining Check hydraulic system Add necessary brake fluid. JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" Pbrah L only General Tire Service of Medford 11 12 Court St. 773-8255 J FIRST in the hearts of his COUNTRYMEN EP ran against RR and SM in the Little Rogue. Myrtle Creek is from t h e Umpqua Valley league and Brookings from the Sunset loop. Individual Battles A number of individual bat tles are expected to flavor the meet. In the mile, Myrtle Creek's Ed Cadman probably will challenge Medford's Den nis Brumback and Grants Pass's Cliff Lyons. Cad man may run, also, in the half mile against Medford's Steve Toews and Jim Snodgrass and CP's Rod Waterman. The hurdle races will have such timber toppers as Roy Shaw and Don Driskcll, of Medford. Randy Clark, of Grants Pass, Steve Charters, of Eagle Point, and Don Sal yer, of Rogue River. GP's Dennis O'Leary is out of ac tion because of an old foot injury. Jim Hill, of Medford. side lined two weeks by a boil and blood poisoning, will be back in action in the sprints but not in top shape. He'll be joined by the Tornado's Mike Diebcle. Rich Ireland, top dash man for the Cavemen, has been ill and is not sched uled to run. Jim Christensen and Steve White, then, may carry the sprint load for Grants Pass. In the 440 GP's Fred Perry and Larry Lindquist may run against Medford's Scott Hampson and Walt Verstratc. Jon Granby, of Phoenix, will bear watching in the shot put. He has sent the iron ball over 52 feet this season. He'll vie against Mart Bauer, of Grants Pass, Chuck Kimball, John Tungate and Jeff Hard rath, of Medford, and Bob Bonner of Eagle Point. Theron Bone, sidelined so far because of a hernia, is billed to return to competi tion for the Cavemen and will challenge such as his team mate, Marty Bauer, and Med ford's Tim Murray, Tungate and Kimball. In the pole vault Salyer may test his mettle among GP's Gary Van Koten, Tom Sparlin and Bill Coe and Med ford's Lloyd Hammons and DeWayne Turpin. He may vie against the likes of the Cave men's Bob Shepard and Al Hutchins in the high jump. The broad jump may see EP's Charters against Med ford's Jim Cain, Hill and Gibb Mitchell and GP's Chris tensen and Mike Cain. Coach Dean Benson is ex pected to take a sizable Med ford varsity and novice crew to Grants Pass. Coach Vern Steward said that he would enter around 20 Eagle Point ers, mostly as novices. He re ported that Joe Meyer, fresh man runner and javeline man, has a pulled muscle and may not compete. Leafs Take Stanley Cup Toronto -lUPIl- The Toronto Maple Leafs had just com pleted a sweep of honors for one National Hockey league season and the word from champagne guzzling players was that they all would be back next year. That included goalie John ny Bower, who hides his age like a woman but is at least 40 years, and David Kcon, who has just begun to terror ize the NHL. And, from the horse's mouth, came an assurance that manager-coach Punch lm lach would return in his dual capacity although winning the NHL pennant and his second straight Stanley Cup was now an accomplished dream. "I' have no plans to quit," Imlach said between gulps of French vintage champagne. "Of course its up to the play ers," he said but quickly add ed "I'm joking so don't take me seriously." The Leafs won last night's game 3-1 and the series 4-1. I Medford Scheduled To Entertain Pels In League Baseball SECTION B PAGES 1 to 10 IBUNB SPORTS MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1963 THREATENS MARK - Lloyd Hammons. above, is threaten- ; the Medford high pole vault record. He'll be in ac tion Saturday in the Rotary track meet at Grants Pass. Hammons soared over the bar at 12 feet 8 inches last Satur day, one inch short of the Tornado standard. SOt TIIKRN OKI l. ON CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. I.. Pet. Medford Klamath Falls 3 Crater 4 Ashland 1 Grants Pass 0 0 1 .000 .Tofl .500 l.iT (100 Dairy Maid Practice On Sunday Eagle Point-Rogue Valley Dairy Maids Softball team will hold its first practice of the season al 1:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Veteran Admin istration domiciliary's Memo rial field. White City. Manage r Shy Callaghan said that all girls of the area interested arc invited to turn out for the practice. Elmer HarnLsh again will coach the team. Sponsor again will be Consolidated Milk Sales. The Dairy Maids this sea son will continue their par ticipation in the Northwest Women's Major S o f t b all league. Their home-diamond will be at Memorial field. There will be six teams in the league this year with the return of Seattle and Port An geles, Wash. Other members included the Erv Lincl Florists of Portland, the Shamrocks of Salem, the Webb Cats of Yakima, Wash., and McCul loch Chain Saw of Eugene. First league action for the Maids will be on May 18 and 19 against the Florists at Portland. Home league play will be inaugurated on May 2a and 26 against Eugene. Houston Paced By Youngsters Corvallis - IIIPII - Oregon State's track and field forces are heavy favorites to defeat Idaho and Washington State in a triangular and dual track and field event on Bell Field Saturday. The Beavers have the best marks in the Northwest this spring in four events and are tied for the best in two others. Norm Hoffman tops per formers in the 880 1:49.5 and is tied with teammate Lynn Eves in the 440 48.2. Tom Wyatt leads in the intermed iate hurdles 38.0 and Gary Slcnlund tops all javelin throwers at 254-5 '-j. Tom Bos well is tied with Oregon's Dave Blunt in the 100 9.6 and the 220 21.7. SI LAWN TO MAINTAIN? bolens riding mowers turn herd jobs into fun Medford and Grants Pass are the scheduled scenes of combat on Saturday for Southern Oregon conference baseball. Medford, unmarred in league play and lone leader of the circuit, will entertain the second place Klamath Falls Pelicans. Ashland high will be at Grants Pass. Dou bleheaders are to start at 1:30 p.m. In each case, both games count in the conference stand ings. Varsity tennis matches are slated between t h e same schools on the same campuses. At the same time jayvee base ballcrs are billed on diamonds at Klamath Falls and Ash land. Spectre of the weather, naturally hangs over the schedules. Right now the out look is not good. Forecast in dicates partial clearing but also showers. Young Named The Crater high nine has a bye date in the conference. The Comets were to have had non-league play with Corval lis but the Spartans asked for postponement and the clubs now are set to meet on May 15. Crater tennis team, how ever, is slated to meet North Bend at Central Point. Games billed for Medford and Ashland on the diamond Saturday mark the halfway point of their league sched ules. Should weather allow ac tion here, Stuart Young likely will pitch one contest for the Black Tornado. Coach John Kovenz choice for the other starting assignment will be between Jack Forde and Bill Enyart. Klamath's hill prob ables are Gary Benson and Rich Jackson. Ashland's moundsmen could be selected from among John Rhodes. Bill Tilford and Dave Bargcr. For Grants Pass, it could be Jerry McCormack and Jim Thompson. Coach John Kovenz report ed that his Medford high team, considering the weather, man aged good workouts on Tues day and Wednesday. He said that the Tornado probably would work out in the gym nasium this afternoon if weather was wet. Fans Show Enthusiasm I Los Angeles -IliPU- The bas 1 kclball players may be getting a little tired but the fans are : still showing a lot of enthus iasm for the championship best-of-stven scries between the I.os Anccles Lakers and the Boston Celtics. Another sell-out crowd of better than 15,000 will throng the Sports Arena tonight for the fourth game of the Na t i o n a 1 Basketball Associa tion "world series." The Lakers can tie up the series with a victory. Boston won the first two games on its home court last Sunday and Tuesday. The Lakers took game No. 3 on their home court Wednesday night by a 119-99 score-highest margin of the playoffs. Game No. 5 will be played al Boston Sunday and, if nec essary, game No. 6 here on Wednesday, and No. 7 at Bos- SHORTSTOP - Dan Miles, above, is shortstop for the Medford high baseball nine which is staled to entertain Klamath Falls here Saturday afternoon in a doublehcader. Red Raider Baseball Games Rained Out ishland - Rain yesterday forced jjostponcment of a Southern Oregon collcgc-Shas-la college baseball double header here. The games have been rescheduled for next Thursday, April 25. ton Saturday in this country marathon. HOCKEY NATIONAL LEAGUE iRest-of-seven lerlta) w. x Toronto w 4 Detroit 1 x Stanley Cup Winners. L. t Thursday's Results Toronto 3, Detroit 1 Trenton, N.J.-IUPt) - Lloyd Ruby of Wichita Falls. Tex.. set a one-mile paved speed way world record Thursday with a clocking of 33.79 sec onds or 107 miles per hour in his British Lotus-climax. LAMPORT'S Medford's Most Popular Sporting Goods Store 226 East Main Strati FISHING TACKLE Calfornia & Oregon Angling Licenses PHONE 772-6815 EQUIPMENT J FOR RENT I mm TRU-MIX 1 k Division ot CSC, Concrete Steel Corporation nS Phone 772-5271 248 E. McAndrews jjSt : DISAPPOINTED Kansas City. 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