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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON SUNDAY. APRIL at. IMS Tornadoes Thump Indians in Track Encounter 92-30 Some of Ihe fastest times in the state this season were turned in here yesterday when the Medford High school track team rambled over the Roseburg Indians. Final tabulation was 92 to 30. Foot racing portion of the oval and field program saw Medford's district champion Steve Tocws tour the half, mile in 1:57.3 while the Black Tornado's diminutive sprinter. Mike Deibele, sped the 100-yard dash in 9 9 and the 220 in a fast 22.0. Roseburg's veteran miler Mike Crunican rounded his four laps in 4:24.4. And. the Medford relay quartet of Dei bele, Scott Hampson. Rick Larson and Hill covered the half - mile relay in 1:30.7. The Tornado won 11 of the 14 first places. Roseburg vic tors along with Crunican were Barry Grant and Al Joelson. Grant had a fine 51.1 in the quarter - mile and Joelson leaped an even six feet in the high jump. Other Winners Deibele was the meets only clear double winner but Don Driskell look the high hur dles for Medford in a good 15.3 and tied with teammate Roy Shaw in the lows in 21.0. Additional winners for the Bis Wind were Chuck Kim ball with 49-734 in the shot put, Lloyd Mammons with 12-6 in the pole vault, Tim Murray with 135-7lj in the discus, John Tungate with 161-11 in the javelin and Hill with 21-42 in the broad jump. Jim Snndgrass of Medford was close behind Toews with 1:59 time in the half and the Tornado's Dennis Brumback had a 4:27.9 for second spot in the mile. Hill was right on the heels of Deibele in the sprints. Medford recorded sweeps In four events. Driskell, Shaw and Dave Durant were one, two, three in the high hur dles and Durant gained the third spot in the lows. Hamp fon was No. 3 in the 100 and il was Hill, Hammons and Jim Cain in the broad jump. Medford completely domi nated the jayvee competition 107 to 6, taking all the firsts and all but one second. VARSITY RESULTS: llish hurdles Driskell. M; Shaw. M; Durant. M. 15.3. 100 Deibele. M: Hill, M: Hamp ton. M. 9.9 High jump Joelson. R: Fow ler. R; Davis. M. 6 feet. Shot put Kimball. M; Du Fresne. R; Tungate. M. 49-73. Mile Crunican. R: Brumback. M: Swanton. M. 4:24.4. 440 Barry Grant, R. Hamp son. M; Griffin. M. 51.1. Pole vault Hammon. M: Dodge. R; Turpin. M. 12-6. Discus. Murray. M: Hart. R; Tunsate. M. 135-7!a. Javelin Tungate. M; Dippell. M: Gomez. R. 161-11. Low hurdles Tie first. Shaw and Driskell. M; Durant. M. 21.0. 20 Deibele, M; Hill, M; Grant, R. 22.0. 880 S. Toews. M: Snodgrass. M; Crunican. R 1:57.3. Relay Medford Deibele. Hampion. Larson. Hill 4. 1:30.7 Broad jump Hill. M; Ham mons. M: Cain. M. 21-43.. JV RESULTS: too Smith. M: Lee. M; Wyalt. M. 10.4 High jump Turpin. M: Toewt, M: Bcare. M. 5-6. Shot put Brown. M; Flanders. M: Fisher. M. 39-43.. Mile Mallams. Ml Chastain. M: Sweet. M. 4:56.0. Pole vault Tie first, Con ners and Morris, M: Foulon, M. 10 feet. 440 Brewer. M: Wyatt. Hi Butler, M. 55.1. Discus Hardrath. M: Brown. M: Flanders. M. M. 120-4. Javelin Miller, M: Hindman. R: Harris. R. 150-2. Low hurdles Root. M: Larson. M; Good. R 21.5. 220 Henry, M; Lee, M; Smith. M. 23.2. 880 Swanson. M: Eakln, M: Chalain, M. 2:04. Relay Medford (Wyatt. Rupp. Lee. Smith). 46.9. Broad jump F. Toews. M: M; Smith. M; Flanders. M. 19-2. Medford's Linksmen Win Twice Black Tornado golfers of Medford high showed their strength to southern Oregon and Willamette valley com petitors this week end by win ning two four-way meets. Doug Olson paced the way. On Friday the Medfords compiled the low card against 1 North Eugene. Roseburg and Lebanon. The Tornadoes, with Olson the medalist with three under par 69, and a 381 at Shadow Hills links, Eugene. North totaled 394, Roseburg 431 and Lebanon 432. Olson shot one under par 71 yesterday as Medford carded an aggregate of 390, the best it's done on the home Rogue Valley Country club layout. I Marshfield tired 410. St. Mary's 480 and Ashland 516. Bryant Burton's 72 for North Eugene was second low at Eugene on Friday. Tom Clark. Medford, and Donn ' Morrow, North, each had 75s. Clark was also second low for Medford yesterday with a 73. Larry Hartley stroked a 76 for Marshfield. SPORTS MH Tennis Team Gains 7th SO Win Medford high ran its South ern Oregon conference ten nis standing to 7-0 Friday by clipping Klamath Falls 6 to 1 at Klamath Falls. The match score duplicated the Wednesday count over the Pelicans. Klamath scored its only victory in the doubles when the team of Larry Tices and Dave Gcil defeated Gary Highland and Mike Naumcs in three sets. FRIDAY MATCH: Mrclford Doug Olson 34-35 69; Tom Clark 38-37 75; Steve Good 40-3979; Rich Knight 38 3977; Pete Hinman 38-4381. North Kugene Don Morrow 75; Jeff Johnson 84; Bryan Bur ton 72; Rich Newhouee 78; Davt Johnson 85. Roseburg Dave Lciken 89; Grec Krewson 84; Steve Smith 91; Dick McLaughlin 79; Greg Wil liam. 88. Lebanon Steve Simpson 79; 79; Leland Nelson 92; Bill LeFore 83; Bill Tource 85; Jeff Scott 93. McLoughlin Nicks South Final event, the relay, made the difference Friday as Mc Loughlin of Medford nosed out South Grants Pass in a ninth grade track meet. Score was 61'. 2 to 6OV2. Mac went into the relay behind 56'-j to 60VS. The Medford school had two double winners, Ben Taylor in the broad jump and three fourths mile, Dick Howsley in the 75-yard dash and low hur dles and Sal Esquivel in the pole vault and 150. For South Compton took the shot put and discus and Shepard the 330 and 660. SATURDAY MATCH: Mrdford Olson 38-33 71: Clark 37-3673; Knight. 38-42 80; Good 40-4282; Hinmtn 43 3984. Ashltnd Roger Atherton 50 49 99; Dian Murphy 51-47 98; Jim Roberson 53-53 106; Steve Hutchinson 53-32105; Bill Hut chinson 56-52 108. St. Mary's Mike Soran 45 3984: Pat Thompson 44-4185; Don Zelcznirk 52-53105: Mike Thompson 56-52 108; Rick Re mentcria 50-48 98. Marshfield Larry Hartley 38 38 76; Dean Johansen 44-41 85: Gary Hartley 38-3977; Al Mc Dnugal 41-45 86; Craig Stumph 42-4486. SLOW GROUNDER - Detroit Tiger Al Kaline (6) is out at first on a slow grounder fielded by Minnesota Twins' pitch er Jim Rowland (34) who made the toss to first baseman Vic Power during first inning of game at Detroit. Umpire is WKSTKRN LEAGUK (Klnsls. Best of Seven) W. John Stevens. Minnesota won the American league baseball San Francisco ..' .... o tilt 7-5. (UPI) RESULTS. Broad jump Taylor. M; Cham bers. M: Brace. S. lB-4. Shot put Compton. S; Hyde. S; D. Sanford. M. 30-9. High hurdles Christensen. S; Kilbv. M: Lund. S. 10.7. High Jump Chambers, M; Shep ard. S: Howell. S. 5-2. 75 Howsley. M; Equivel. M; Vasley. S. 8 0. Javelin Hart. S; Brace. S; D. Sanford. M. 131-1. 1320 Taylor. M; Paul. S: Glr rard. S 3:47.4. Discus Compton. S; Chlzek, M; Wytcherly. S 143-',. 330 Shepard. S; Ryn. M: Boyer, S. 39-3. Pole vault Equivel. M; Howell. S: tie third, chambers. M. and Vazlcv. S 10-6. Low hurdles Howsley. M: Lund. S; Davis. S. 15.3. 130 Equivel. M: Wytcherly. S; Ryn. M. 18.4. 660 Shepard. S; Taylor, M; Bover, S. 1:36.3. Relay McLoughlin (Taylor, Equivel, Ryn. Howsley). 30.1. HOCKEY or oa 3 2 3 3 Phoenix Scantclads Defeat Eagle Point EaalP Point-Phoenix hieh Schoettle. LP. 11B-7U. nu iiawKins. r, awiugir. r. RESULTS: Singles Mike Naurues. M. rief. Larry Ticc, KF. fi-4. 7-5: Gary Highland, M. def. Dave Gcil. KF. 6-2. 6-0; Lee Wimberley. M. def. Tom Cole. KF. 6-2. 6-1; Chris Rss mussen. M. def. Doue Stiles, KF. 6-0. 6-0; A. T. HiRhland, M. def. Terry Cole. KF. 6-4. 6-4. Doubles Ticc and Gcil def. G. HiRhland and Naumen, 6-3. 3-6. 6-4; Rasmussen and A. T. High land, def. Cole and Cole. 6-2. 6-3. Industrial Air Products Co. Joins With Miller Electric Manufacturing Go. to Present tht MILLER WELDING SHOW Wednesday - May 1, 1963 - 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. To Be Held at Industrial Air Products Co. North Pacific Hiway MEDFORD, OREGON Factory rapresantativti will be present for discussion and live dcmonstrjtioni on tht Miller welders as well as Victor equip ment. Tec Torch products and Bay State abrasives. McCalla Is Top Distance Runner of Year Los Altos, Calif. -0JP1I- Har ry McCalla of Stanford is the top distance runner in colle giate competition this year, according to statistics released Friday by the NCAA. McCalla has the second-best mile time in the country at 4:01.5, compared with 4:01.1 by Oregon's Keith Forman. But McCalla also has the top 3,000 meter steeplechase mark of 9:01. The best times in various events by collegians: loo-yards Dennis Richardson, Abilene Christian, 9-3. 220-vards curve Henry Carr, Arizona State. 20.3. 440-vards Adolph Plummer. New Mexico. 46.4. 880-yards Norm Hoffman, Oregon State. 1:43.5. Mile Forman. 4:00.1. High jump Lew Hoyt. USC. 7 ft., i inch. Pole vault John Pennel, North east Louisiana. 16 ft . 4 in. Broad jump Clifton May field. Central State. 25 ft.. 10 In. Triple jump Walt Roberts. San Jose State. 49 ft . 3 In. Shot put Dave Steen. Oregon, 61 ft.. 8".i In. Discus Dave Weill. Stanford, 185 ft., 5 in. OSU Defeats Cougars, 7-5 Corvallis - (DPI) - Oregon State broke open a 3-3 tie with three runs in the sixth inning and went on to record a 7-5 Northern division base ball win over Washington State Saturday. The decision left the de fending champion Beavers with a 2-0 record in the league and the Cougars with a 0-4 mark. Al Lehrer sparked Oregon State's 13-hit attack with four hits in four trips including a triple and Frank Peters and Harry Demorcst each collect ed two safeties. Washington State's Ron Langhans hit a three-run hom er in the first inning. ! garnered first places in nine Go4r7ch" p s.t events and ilea ior top piace in another here Friday after noon for an 81 V4 to 4OV2 track verdict over Eagle Point. Sam Charters copped two of Eagle Point's clean firsts and knotted for another top ribbon. He took the broad jump at 20 feet 7 inches and low hurdles. His tie was in the high Jump at 5-6 with Phoenix's Lloyd Campbell. Bob Bonner nabbed the shot put for the Eagles at 46-3 and Joe Meyer the half-mile in 2:13.9. Honaycutt Doublet Craig Honeycutt triumphed in the 100 and 220-yard sprints for the Phoenix crew in 10.95 and 24.4. Other Pi rate victors were Tod Dole In the high hurdles at 18.25, Dean McDowell in the mile in 5:07.5, Greg Esp in the discus at 118-7V4, Ken Hawkins in the 440 in 55.4. Dale Sauer in the pole vault at 11 feet, Rick Richey in the javelin at 153-lz and Honeycutt, Hawkins, Fred Swingle and Ron Tompkins in the relay at 1:39.8. Phoenix was without serv ices of shot putter Jon Gran by, reportedly because of a case of tonsillitis. Eagle Point and Phoenix varsities meet next Friday at Phoenix. The freshmen vie on Tuesday at Phoenix. Friday's Results Seattle 3. San Francisco 3 (overtime! Gold Ray Fith Count WEEK ENDING APRIL 27: Chinook salmon 9 Winter run sieelhead None Pole vault Sauer. P. Smith, EP; Th.J,.'"f;p .UuSf'-B. ,..,- n. SEASON'S TOTALS sauer. p lis.liT ' ' ' I Chinook salmon - 14 tinea Low hurdles Charters. LP: Haw- Anril . kins. P: tie third. Colpitis. EP. and . Dole. p. Winter run iteelhead - 9 220 Honeycutt, P Swingle. P; sea .:mr. Wm la Bonner. EP. 24.4. ; 885 "nC Nor' 880 Meyer. EP; Thomas. P: Johnson, p. 2:13.9. Relay Phoenix Honeycutt. Hawkins, Swingle. R. Thompkins. RR Chieftains Win Combination Meet Rogue River - Rogue River high's potent track aggrega tion shattered two meet rec ords and captured 10 of the 14 first places here Friday after noon in a combined triangular and triple-dual encounter. The Chieftains triumphed in the three-way hassle and in two dual tests during the four meets in one. In the triangular the host school ran up 74 points to 57 by St. Mary's of Medford and 20 by Illinois Valley of Cave Junction as four meet stand ards fell. Rogue River simul taneously won 78 to 44 over St. Mary's and 87 to 35 over IV. St. Mary's trimmed Illi nois Valley 88 to 34. Meet standouts as record breakers were Jack Salter, Rogue River, with times of 4:41 in the mile and 2:06.3 in the half-mile; Tom Darland, St. Mary's with 19 feet 6V4 inches in the broad jump and 52.6 in the 440-yard run. Stel lar Salter's mile time was also a Rogue River school record. Salyars Wins Three Triple victor for the Chiefs was versatile Don Salyer. He won the pole vault at 11-3, the high hurdles in 15.4 and the low hurdles in 21.6. Also for Rogue River, Chris Jones copped the 100 in school rec ord-tying time of 10.3 and took the 220 in 23.6. Other victors for the Chiefs were Larry Craig with 44-5 in the shot put, Tom Davidson with 5-9 in the high jump and the relay team of Ron Waite, Sayler, Allan Gates and Jones in 1:37. For St. Mary's Pete Naumcs captured the discus with 122 7n,4 and Jim Calhoun the jav elin with 176-6. Rogue River was without the services of two men, Bob Pentecost and Craig Phillips, who could be out of action for the season because of injuries. Pentecost, a miler, has a rup tured Achilles tendon and Phillips, a sprinter and broad jumper, a badly pulled mus cle. Head Coach Frank Mor ris, however, held out hope that Pentecost could be back this week. RB: W Cook. Parsons, Rlt. Shot nut Crai. SM; rnornmu 44-5 Broad .uniD Darland. SM: S- kralda. SM; Levasieur, RR; Mc Naught, rv. 19-6',. (Meet record.) 880 Salter, RR. Batzer, SM: Schcfstrom. RR; LcRoy, RR 3:06.3. (Meet record.) Pule vault Salver. RR: Heard. IV; Davidson. RR; Ulcs. RR. 11-3. 220 Jones. RR: Webb. SM: He. Naught. IV; Tycer. IV. 23.6. Javelin Calhoun, SM; Corltoa. SM; Thornhill. IV; Randolph. SM 1 f O-O. Dlicui Naumcs. SM: Thnrnh.ll. IV; Paraon. RR; Carter, Ml. Relay Roeue River (Walta. Sal. yer. Gales, Jones): St. Mery'a 1 37. High nurdiei salyer. RR; Nau mes. SM; Lee. RR; Gellert, tV. 13.4. Mile Salter, RR; HeUlcka. RR; Tucker. IV; B. Reverman. SM. 4:41. (Meet and RR school record). 100 Jones. RR; Darland, SM: Webb. SM; Tyler, IV. 10.3. (Tied RR hchool record.) 440 Darland. SM: Gate. RR: J. Reverman, SM; Hinea. IV. M.8. (Meet record ) High jump Davidson, RR; 8a kraida. SM; Gates. RR: tie fourth Martin and Stone. IV. S-B. Low hurd les-Saly era, RR: Sa kraida. SM; Lee. RR; Calhoun. SM. 21.6. Baseball ruuAV-i iwntl NaMMsal Inris PhUadflphU S, CMoms J noutmrn I, qncinrutr 0 (nlfhtl StISJS.! Francisco I ntubtirahs. Naw York St Louis I. Loa An,.. , . . . " . SSI nunti Rani city I. Wuhlntton It Kansas city (1st, twlUiht, 13 uininaai wainiiMton , Kansas city 0 1.4a i in, ingulf Minnesota 7. rwtrnli ft mlaSt. Loa Angeles 4, Baltimore 3 (1 IIMMII(sl, lllgllll PACIFIC COAST LKAOVC uenver ii. roruana (lit, day Portland . Denver 1 (and, night Snossana S. Okl.hnm. ntw , Hawaii 8, Seattle 3 Salt Lake city s. San Dleo 0 Tacoma 3. Pallaa-Ft. Worth 0 NORTHWEST LIAOUt Lewliton 11, Yakima Wenatchea 3, Kuaana I Salem at Tri-Cfty (postponed, wet grounds) SUNDAY'S GAMES National LtaftM Cincinnati at Houston New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago St. Louts at Los Angeles Milwaukee st Ssn rranclsco American League Minnesota al Detroit Kansas City at Washington Loa Angeles at Baltimore Cltvaland at New York Chicago at Boston (3). FOR EXPERT Man's Tailoring Phone 772-2525 "Chuck" Risse's ENCO SERVICE Has Moved To A . . . NEW LOCATION AT 8th & Fir Streets MECHANIC ON DUTY "CURLY' SHERRED" Monthly Parking $5.00 i RESULTS: High Jump Tie first. Charters. EP. and Campbell. P. Hill. P. 5-fi 1 Shot put Bonner. EP, Han&com. EP: Richey. P. 4B-3 Broad jump Charters. EP; Campbell. P: Dole. P. 20-7 t Hie.h hurdles Dole. P; Foster. P: House. EP 16.25 100 Honeycutt. P: R Tompkins, ; P; Bonner. EP. 10.95 ! Mile McDowell. P; Jensen. EP; Mata 5:07.5. 1 Discus Esp. P; Carney. EP; OSU Trips WSU 9-3 Corvallis - IDPII - Oregon State's Beavers opened de fense of their Northern di vision baseball championship with a 9-3 victory over the Washington State Cougars Friday. Little Cecil Ira scattered eight hits and Dave Long and Harry Demorcst slammed home runs for the Beavers. Ira struck out 12 and didn't walk a batter. LOYALTY DAY Newport - IUPD - Between 5,000 and 10,000 persons were expected to attend the Loyal ty day sports car races horc today. 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