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Red Raiders Score
Fifth Track Victory
Ashland - Southern Oregon
college extended lis winning
streak to five straight as the
Red Raiders tallied 123Va
points over University of Pa
cific's 38, Central Oregon col
lege's 13'4, and Southwestern
Oregon college's 6 points.
The Raiders captured 14 of
the 17 top positions in the
four-way meet. Doyle Bran
son), Fred Thomas, and Den
ny Ellis of SOC all had double
first place victories. Bransom
brought in the top team score
as he took two first, one sec
ond and helped in the mile
relay for 14Vi team points.
Don W a t k 1 n i and Bob
Stackelford brought home
two first place positions for
Pacific. Watkins took the
high jump with a six foot
jump. In the shot put Stack
elford placed first with I 46
foot 11 "4 inch put.
Because of the high winds,
times were held below all the
records. With winds of high
speeds none of the existing
records could be broken. The
pole vault was held to a low
of 12 feet 7 inches because of
the wind.
In the 100 and 220 yard
dashes, Doyle Bransom faced
some of the strongest compe
tition of the year in the Uni
versity of Pacific's Dick Si
mas. Bransom beat Simas in
both events by inches. In the
100 Simas was timed with a
10.3 and given a second be
hind Bransom. In the 220
Bransom won by three-tenths
of a second.
Friday the Raiders will face
Oregon Technical institute in
a dual meet in Klamath Falls.
The Raiders hold a five win
and no loss record,
RESULTS:
440 relay Unlveraity of Pacific
(Sinus. Doyle, Philllpe. W.iUuni);
Central Orf on college. 45.1.
shot put Stackelford. UP:
Baker. SOC: UUi. SOC. 4-lli.
Mile Arndt. SOC; Courtwrtirht.
UP: Atkini. SOC: Sparki, SOC.
447.2.
440 Graham. SOC; Southam,
SWOC; Franu. SOC; Benson, SOC.
51.0.
High jump Watklna. UP: Evana
and rnomaa, sia.; james, aw., e-u
High hurdlea White, SOC;
Whatklna. UP: Klaer, SOC; South
am, SWOC. 15.3.
100 Bramom. SOC; Semla, UP;
Thomaa, SOC; Silveratone. SOC
10.3.
8S0 lRoy. SOC: Dahlitrom,
SOC: Atkins, SOC; Sheppard, UP
a 03 3.
Discus Ellis. SOC; Gruah. SOC;
Robinson, SOC; shackleford, UP.
130-2.
- 220 Branaom, SOC: Simaa, UP;
Graham, SOC; Rodrlf uei, COC.
J2Ja'velin Ellis. SOC: Evana, SOC;
Doyle, UP; Diet. SOC. 201-2.
330 hurdlea While. SOC; Hood,
SOC; Kiaer, SOC; Southam, SWOC.
40.8.
3 mile Oyler, SOC: Barry. COC;
Boatman, SOC; Courtwrifht, UP.
15:42.9.
Broad jump Thomaa. SOC;
Branaom, SOC; Carah. UP; Klaer,
SOC; 21-4'i.
Mile relay SOC (Branaom, T
Rov, White. GrahamV. COC iRcevea,
Still. McBride. Barry). 3:39-3-
Pole vault Gordon, SOC; Van
Koten, UP; Lewii, SOC: tie Hen
nlngagaurd SOC and Still, COC.
12-7.
Triple jump Thomaa, SOC; Rod-la-uez.
SOC; Evana, SOC; Carah,
UP. 42-9 li.
Pirates Blank Bums
Regain League Lead
Renf ro Shines as
U0 Beats Beavers
Corvallis, Ore. - HJPD - Mel
Renfro turned in outstanding
efforts to win the broad jump
and the 120-yard high hurdles
as Oregon defeated archrival
Oregon State 80-65 in a dual
track meet Saturday.
Renfro, a junior, captured
the broad jump with a jump
of 25 feet, 6V4 inches and
came In first in the high hur
dles in 14 seconds flat.
Keith Forman, the Ducks'
star senior miler, beat sopho
more Morgan Groth , oi . the
Beavers in 4:03.3. Groth was
timed In 4:03.9.
Dave Blunt also was a dou
ble winner for Oregon, win
ning the 100-yard dash In 9.6
seconds and the 220 in 21.7.
He ran the final leg on the
Ducks' winning 440-yard re
lay team.
Shot put 1. Dave Steen. UO.
R0-6. (Meet and field record; old
recorda ,18-11. Steen 1962). 2. Dick
Brown. UO. 53-9. 3. Don Roberta.
OSU. 31-2's.
Javelin 1, Gary Stenlund, OSU.
237-10. 2. Gary Reddaway. UO.
223-4. 3. Steve Pauly. OSU. 222-4 'i.
Broad Jump 1, Mel Renfro. UO.
23-K3. .(Meet record; old record
2.1-N, Darrel lHorn. OSU. and
Steve Andcraon UO. 19391. 2. Grej
Macy, OSU, 23-H. 3, Jim Roehm,
OSU. 23 1.
Pole Vault 1. Marty Frank. UO.
14-11',. (Meet record: old record
14-9'i. Jerry Berti, OSU, .9621. 3.
Bob Watson. UO, 14-8. 3, Gerry
Mnrn. UO. 148.
440 relay 1. Oremn (Dave
Crowe. Jim Melnart Mel Renfro,
Dave Blunt). 41.4.
Mil I Keith Forman. UO.
4 03.3. 2. Morgan Groth, OSU,
4:03.9. 3, Archie San Romani, UO,
4:04:9.
4401. Lynn Evea. OSU; 48 5. 2
Al O'Leary. UO. 48.8. 3, Jan Un
derwood. OSU. 48.0.
High Jump 1. Tie between
Terry Llewellyn. UO, and Paul
Stuher. UO. 8-10U (Meet and field
record; old meet record fl-8-B. Lea
Steers. UO, 1941; Old field record
6-8, Emery Barnea, UO, 1952). 3,
Jim Roehm. OSU, 6-4. I
Discua 1, Lou Faaano. OSU,
1H1-6, 2. Dave Steen. UO, 160-1. 3,
dick srown, uu,
Triple Jump 1, Jim Roehm,
OSU. 43-71'.. 2. Vern Fox, UO.
45-I-I. 3, Gary Steunlund, OSU,
43-'4.
100 1. Dave Blunt. OU. 9.8. 2.
Ruay Brown, OSU, 9.8. 3, Tom
Boawcll, OSU, S.8.
120 high hurdlea 1. Mel Renfro,
UO. 14.0. 2, Frank Marah. OSU,
14 2 3. Tom Wyalt. OSU. 14.2.
880 I, Norm Hoffman, OSU,
130.4. 2. Ray Van Aaten. UO.
1:15.3. 3, Lewii Powell. UO, 1:53.3.
2201. Dave Blunt, UO. 21.7. 2.
Dave Crowe, UO. 21.8. 3, Tom Boa
well, 21.8.
330 intermediate hurdlea 1. Tom
Wyalt. OSU, 37.2. (Meet and field
record; new meet event: old field
record 37.3. Jim Allen. WSU. 19631.
Frank Marsh. OSU. 38.4. 3. Steve
Pauly. OSU, 38.5.
Two Mile 1, Rich Cuddihy. OSU.
9:01.0. (Field record; old record
9:01.8. Jerry Brady. OSU, 1982). 3.
vtc Reeve, uu, B.u.o. 3, Arcnie
San Roman!, UO. 9:14.2.
Mile Relay 1. oreeon state (Jan
Underwood. Frank Marah. Lynn
Eve, Norm Hoffman). 3:13.0- (Meet
record; old record 3:15.7, Oregon
State. 1962).
Final acore Oregon so; Oregon
state ea.
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Big Don Schwall shook oil
an arm bruise sustained be
tween innings and pitched a
four-hit shutout which en
abled the Pittsburgh Pirates
to blank the Los Angeles
Dodgers, 5-0, Saturday and
move into the Natlonrl
League lead.
By defeating the Dodgers,
who have now lost six of
their last seven games, the
Pirates regained the lead on
a percentage points basis
Pittsburgh had surrendered
the top spot to the St. Louis
Cardinals April 30. I
Dick Schofield provided
Schwall with his biggest bat
ting support, hitting a bases
loaded single in the second
inning and touching off a two
run seventh inning with an
other one-base blow. Roberto
Clemente helped offensively
by driving in two runs in the
seventh frame on a double.
At Cincinnati, Jim Maloney
of the Cincinnati Reds threw
a four-hit shutout at the St.
Louis Cardinals to help 'his
mates win, 6-0. The while
washing was the second in
succession for the Reds, Joe
Nuxhall having blanked the
St. Louis crew Friday night.
The big blow for the Reds
wbs Frank Robinson's three-
run home run. Gordie Cole
man also hit for the circuit for
Cincinnati.
The San Francisco Giants
led by Orlando Cepeda and
Ed Bailey, both of whom
blasted two home runs, crush'
ed the New York Mets, 17-4.
Seven circuit blows were hit
in all with Felipe Alou, and
Jim Davenport also contribut
ing home runs for the Giants,
and Norm Sherry for the
Mets.
Ray Culp, a $100,000 teen
age investment four years
ago. made his first major
league complete game a shut
out when 1 fired three-
hitter, pitching the Philadel
phia Phillies to a 7-0 victory
over the Houston Colts.
The Chicago Cubs tripped
the Milwaukee Braves, 7-5, in
contest featured by Bob
Shaw's constant balking.
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Alou 14th), Cepeda (3th and 8th),
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Yanks Hit 3 Homers To Edge Twins 3-2
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ROUNDUP
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Reliever Hal Renin put
down a ninth inning rally by
the Minnesota Twins Satur
day and saved a 3-2 New York
Yankee victory, powered by
homers by Elston Howard and
Mickey Mantle.
New York starter Stan
Williams had a two-hit shut
out going with two out in the
ninth when the Twins started
their last ditch battle. Bob
Allison, who walked, and Jim
Hall, who singled, rode home
on Earl Battey's long double
to left.
New York manager Ralph
Houk summoned Ren iff, who
ended the game by getting
Bernie Allen on a grounder.
All the Yankees' runs came
via the homer route. Howard
belted a pair, one In the sec
ond and another In the fourth.
Mantle opened the fourth with
his homer.
John (Boog) Powell and
Jackie Brandt each slammed
a two-run homer and Steve
Barber pitched a foul-hitter
to lead the Baltimore Orioles
to an 8-4 victory over the De
troit Tigers. Jim Bunning,
rapped for five runs and eight
hits in six innings, suffered
the defeat. The win was Bar
ber's fifth of the season.
Dave Nicholson knocked In
three runs with his fifth and
sixth homers to lead the Chi
cago White Sox to an 8-1 win
over the Washington Senators,
Ed Fisher, aided by Hoyt Wll
helm's 23 innings of relief,
picked up his flrut win of the
season.
Boston was at Kansas City
and Cleveland at Los Angeles
in night games.
Williams, Renlff (9) and How
ard; Kaat, Moore (9) and Battey.
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Cleveland at Lot. Angeles (night!
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FRIDAY'S RESULTS
National League
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Pittsburgh 13, Lei An. 2 (night)
Cincinnati s, St. Louis 0 (night)
Philadelphia 4. Houston 3 (night)
Chicago 10, Milwaukee 6 (night)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington 5, Chicago 2 (night)
Cleveland 2, Lfia Ang. 1 (night)
Kansas City 3. Boston 1 (night)
Baltimore 8, Detroit 8 (night)
New York 4. Minnesota 3 (10 in
nlngs, night)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Denver a, San Exego 2
Seattle 3. Dallas. Fort Worth 2
Tacoma S, Salt Lake City 4
Hawaii 5, Spokane 2
Oklahoma City 7, Portland 8
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
Yakima B, Salem 2
Lewiston fl. Tri-Ctty 1
Wenatchee at Eugene, ppd.
Sunday's Games
National Leagut
San Francisco' at New York (2)
St. Louis at Cincinnati (2)
Houston at Philadelphia (2)
Los Angeles at Pittsburgh
Chicago at Milwaukee
American League
Cleveland at Los Angeles
Boston at Kansas City
New York at Minnesota
Baltimore at Detroit
BOAC REDUCES FLEET
London - (DPI - The British
Overseas Airways Corp. has
announced it will cut its fleet
of jet airliners and reduce its
staff. Sir Basil Smt.llp.ece,
mapaging director, said
Thursday the reduction was
due to shrinking business on
Commonwealth routes as new
ly independent nations set up
their own airlines.
Threat of Rain
Stops Games
Threat of rain raiultad in
postponement of in Sranti
Paii-Klamaih Fallf baseball
doublahaader in ihe Southern
Oregon conference yesterday,
The gamti will be mada up
on May 14 at Granll Pan,
The Aihland-Happy Camp,
Calif., twinbill, alio planned
yesterday, was canceled for
iha nme rain threat raaion.
MORTENSON WINS
Vancouver, B. OHM -Uni
versity of Oregon freshman
Bruce Mortenson won the
3,000-meter steeplechase in
the 15th annual Vancouver
Relays Friday night.
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