Crater High Blanks
MHS; Comets Play
Corvallis
SOUTHERN OllnnN
CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Medford' , jo'- I
Klemath ralU a 3
Crater , jo 6
Aihland 3 8
Granu Pan ....... o 13
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! Central Point - Good pitch'
mg with good fielding sup
port, timely hits and Medford
errors...
- Those were the Ingredients.
mat -the Crater high Comets
employed here yesterday to
manufacture a 4 to 0 Southern
Oregon conference baseball
triumph over' the Medford
Black Tornado. -.
Wayne Clay chucked three
hit, eight-strikeout, one-walk
. ball in whitewashing the
Breeze. His teammates backed
him With an errorless per
formance. ' And, a single by
Darryl Summerfield and a
double by Pat Pepper each
contributed to the scoring
which came two runs each in
the fourth and fifth innings.
The two hits were the only
ones yielded by Medford twlrl
er Bill Enyart, who walked
three batters and hit one and
struck out two. Medford was
charged with five miscues and
Crater took advantage of
three of them along with two
of the walks adn the hit bat
her. !
Oamt Tonight at WC '
. This loss was the first one
suffered by Tornado this sea
son in league play and gave
Medford a 10-1 standing in the
circuit. Crater has completed
regular, conference play with
10-8 and is still in the run
ning for a deadlock for the
crown. Medford won it three
previous frays .with the Com
ets. r . Crater entertains Corvallis
1 in a twilight-night non-league
twinbill at -Memorial field,
White City, this evening. First
game is at 6 p.m. Medford' is
host to Ashland on Thursday
at 4 pjn. in , a conference
, skirmish. .
In other Southern Oregon
conference action yesterday
: Klamath Falls tripped Grants
: Pass 8 to 7 and 11 to 4 to
fortify its hold ' en second
place.
Summerfield Drills
For Crater's runs in the
Tornado Jay
Crater High
Medford high pounded out
12 hits and chuckera Mike
Blckler and Gary Frohreich
teamed for a one-hitter here
yesterday in a 7 to 1 Junior
. varsity baseball verdict over
. Crater high.
-Medford collected enough
runs to- win in the first- in-
Hedrick 9th
Wins From:
McLoughlin
1 Ken ' Tropple won three
; events for the Hornets yester
day as Hedrick Junior high
ninth grade defeated Mc
Louihlin 65V4 to 56V4 in a
dual track meet
-Tropple won the 75-yard
and 330-yard races and the
broad jump. - . .
Otto Ryn. won the three
fourths mile and 660 for Mc
Loughlin. ,
Hedrick took the first In
eight events and swept the
shot put. McLoughlin had
winners In six contests and
. recorded a three-fourths mile
sweep. . ,.,
"iiiiutii '..
. . Hit hurdlee B e r t r a n d, H;
Howsley. M; Damea. H. 10.3.
High Jump Zacharlus, H; Cham
. bers. M: tie third Word, M, and
J McCaxdell. H. 8-4. '
' . IS Tropple. H; Johneon.. M;
' Allen. M. 8J.
, . Shot put Durante. H; Muller.
i H; Schwlnler. H. SO feet. .
Javelin Lewman. Hi. Durante.
, H; Ryn. M. 144-31,. . '
D I e u a Shaw, H: Baker, H;
' Frultt, M. 138 feet.
' i3Sr-Ryn, M; Taylor, M; Dur
1 kee, M. 3 JS.4. , ,
330 Tropple. H; Schwlnler, H;
- Oilman. M. 37.5. ,
. Low hurdlee Howeler. M; Cul
ler. H: Ginn. H. 19.0.
Broad lump Tropple. H; John
son. M; Shaw. B. lf-BH.
8S0 Ryn. M; Lawman, H; Tay-
1 lor, m. i :..
Relay McLoushlln (Allen. John-
on. Eouivei. nowsieyi. '-.
st?-
Pole vault taulvel. Mi Collins,
Hi It. seniors, h
10-11.
Lage Wins
SK Race
'Howard Lage, local power
boat racer, drove his SK run
about Crazy to victory in the
Joe Soinner Memorial races
Sundav. held on Lake Sam-
manlih east of Seattle, Wash.
Second place went to Steve
fellas, Seattle, driving his
Fool's Gold, and third place
to Ami Aloafson from Port
land In his stinger.
together with his win, Lage
also won the Joe Spinner per
petual trophy, for SK boats
This troohy goes to the fast
est bost in each class ana
must be returned each year.
Races will be held May 26
In the Oakland. Calif., airport
channel and May 30 in Lake
Washington.
Tonight
fourth inning, Pat Pepper led
oft with a base on balls and
Darryl Summerfield drilled
a single to left field. Medford
catcher Mike Barnes, attempt
ing to pick Pepper off first
base, heaved the ball into the
outfield. The ball momentarily
was juggled by centerflelder
Mike Neathamer. Pepper
raced home and Summerfield
got to third base. Then, Sum
merfield scored on Howard
Tomlinson's groundout.
With two out in the fifth
Mike Glines walked and Lou
Alvarez was hit by a pitch.
The runners advanced when
anpther Barnes throw went
into the outfield. Pepper rap
ped a double to right field,
driving in both runners.
Medford's best opportunity
was in the fourth inning when
Miles opened with a school
roof double and Dick Deffley
drag-bunt singled and swiped
second base. However, Clay
struck out the next three Med
ford batters in order. Miles
walked and reached third
base for Medford in the first
inning. In the second Barnes
singled but Neathamer hit into
a double play. No Tornado
runners got on base in four of
the innings; i - . , j '
Put One Together .
Crater had runners as far
as third in both the first anil
second frames.
Said Crater Coach Bill
Plche, "We finally put a good
one together. I'm real proud
of Wayne Clay's effort on the
mound and the' defensive play
or the infield and outfield. I
also feel our team had the po
tential this year but at various
times throughout conference
games errors hurt us at cru
cial points.", '.
In the first fracas at Grants
Pass yesterday Klamath com
mitted six errors and Grants
Pass went Into the first' of
the seventh inning leading S
to 3. Then KF came through
with six runs in the seventh.
The Cavemen of GP played
errorless ball. A 10-hlt attack
helped the KF Pelicans in the
second game. . -
LINESCORE: .
Medford ..... 000 000 00 S S
Cratar . ..000 110 x2 4 0
Enyart and Barnea: Clay - and
Summerfield.
vees Trim
Nine 7-1
nlng.. Three ' markers crossed
home on singles by Jim Bren
nan and Larry Godley, a
triple, by Jim Cox and an
error.'. Jerry Godley also sin
gled In the panel. -
Crater's lone marker . was
in the second j stanza on
Blancher's hit, two walks and
John Bush's sacrifice flyout.
Three Double in, Inning , '
Another Medford run came
in the third ehukker , on a
Jerry -Godley double, .a
groundout' and a Herb Pier-
son single. In the fourth there
were' , two more Medford
scores on doubles-' by. Bren.
nan. Cox and Larry Codley.
In the sixth stanza for one
more Tornado tally Cox sin
gled and there were two er
rors and a passed ball.
Bickler pitched five Innings
for Medford. He allowed the
one run and one hit while
fanning six and walking sev
en. Frohreich fanned two. '
Brennan had three hits for
Medford, including two dou
bles. Cox walloped four for
four, one a triple and one a
two-bagger. The Godley twins
each singled and doubled.
f.INESCOREl
Crater 010 000 01 1 S
Medford -. 301 301 7 13 -1
Buih and Blancher. Bleuer,
Frohreich (0) and Wooton.
Report Claims
Russian Victory
New York - (Bra - A report
by the Institute for the Study
of the USSR calculated today
that Russia should outscore
the United States In the 1964
Olympics, 712 to SIS, despite
U.S. improvement in gymnas
tics, marksmanship and sail
ing.
The figures, based on world
wide performances in Olym
pic sports during the last two
years, were contained- in a
report written by Yury V.
Marin.
. Although the report claim
ed victory for the Russians by
an overwhelming point mar
gin, it said that Russian' ex
perts were concerned about
U.S. Improvement in certain
sports and that intensive prep
arations are being made to en
sure a - Soviet victory at
Tokyo.
Marin's report said Soviet
athletes are aiming for the
"liquidation of the lag" shown
In certain sports. He specific
ally -referred to track races
from 100 meters to 10,000 me
ters, swimming events, man's
gymnastics and certain weight
categories in boxing and wrestling.
Fanfare
"It's about time," said a
Rogue River high fan recent
ly. The Chieftain track team
appeared on the ascendency
after a long drouth -in cham
pionships In sports. And now
the 'Chiefs have two spring
champ ionshlp teams.- The
trackmen of Coach Frank
Morris, have , taken the Little
Rogue and Hay ward : relay
crowns and the Rogue league
title. Coach Jack Evans'. RR
baseballers got a bit of a jump
on the cindermen last Satur
day, wrapping up the Rogue
diamond mantle a few hours
before the track diadem also
was claimed.
It will be interesting to note
whether the : champion ship
spring will have a carryover
into football into fall and bas
ketball In the winter. i '
ANHORN ROOK CATCHER
Jeff Anhorn, , ex Crater
high, at last report had moved
up to the No. 1 catcher post
for the Oregon Stat univer
sity Rook baseball team. ,
THREE TORNADOES ;
ON SQUAD !
There are three ex-Medfoi-d
high - players now out for
spring football at . Stanford
university - Dick Ragsdale,
Phil Humphreys and John
James. Ragsdale reportedly
has been No. 3 quarterback
and first string halfback in
spring drills. Humphreys has
recuperated from back injur
ies and reportedly is a half
back, on the No., 4 squad.-'
James, a lineman who trans
ferred after originally enroll
ing in the Air Force academy,
has worked up to third string
guard. -''-, " '
QUALIFYING STANDARDS
When sli District A-l
track meet It conducted her
Saturday, athlete who plac
first and second will rn
berths in in sti meet. In
addition, ihos who meet cer
tain qualifying standards alio
will- get ie mk th trip.
Thee standard must b mat
in th mt final. Hawnir,
no school may have) mor
than two stale meet nirls in
any on Tnt. Standards also
apply to A-2 district meets.
Th standards aret '
High hurdle - lS.Oi low
hurdle -20.il 100- 10.1( 220
- 22.5i 440 - Sl.tl 160 -'SiOOi
mil - 4i30 rlay -.1:31 shot
put - 63 feeti discus - ISO
feeti )Tlln - 190 feeti broad
jump - 22 feeti high Jump -6
fett pel vault - 12-4.
SEEKS GAME
Charles Halstead, Oakland
High school football coach, is
looking for a Sept. 13 game
for his aggregation. He says
Oakland, of the Trim B loop,
will play in B or A-2 school
or A-l junior varsity. The
opening was left in the sched
ule when Canyonvllle Bible
academy dropped from the
league. i ,
BIG NAMES -
Som big nam In th ath
Mic world will b in Ashland
Aug. 1M6 this year. Th oc
casion is ih confrnc of
th Fellowship oi Christian
Athlete at Southern. Oregon
college. Among instructors
will be) th Rev: Bob Rich
ard, famed pol vultri John
Wooden, UCLA hoop coachi
Bob Pottlt, St. Louis Hawks
basketball playan Jim Owni,
University of Washington
football coachi Miio Lud.
Colorado Si at university
baa ball menlorii Bob Lee,
Kansas Stat Athletic direct
or) Tx Winter, Kansas Stat
hoop tuton Dick Harp, Kansas
university hoop coach, and x
gtld grts now ministers, th
Revs. Dan Towler and Donn
Moomaw.
UPSIDE DOWN RAIN -
, Ron Caperna, head golf pro
at Rogue Valley Country club,
was credited with the top re
mark at the recent Oregon
Golf open at Lake Oswego
Country club.
"It's raining upside down
out there," he said.
It was reported on the llrst
day of the tourney that 12-
Inch trout was found swim
ming in the first fairway and
that a five-inch putt floated
across the cup when water
bubbled up.,
CHASES DOG
Frank Morris, aforamen
iloiwd RR cinder tutor, looked
Ilk th Morris of Medford
High school day last Satur
day whan n xhubrant dog
played footer with nil run
nr In th mil vnt of th
Rogue league meet. Th dog
joined th runneri on on nd
of th track and romped right
along with them. :
Morris sprinted across th
infield and mt dog and run.
neri at th top of th back
stretch. Howvr. h couldn'l
shoo ih dog off. Finally,
after th dog had completed
ihr-fourths of a lap, lome
on Hepped onto th ovl and
headed Fido off. Morrl grab
bed Ih canine and packed
I him away.
MEDFORD
IDKI
DICK JIWITT ;.
Mall Trisam SperM lalrM
Dogs just can't hav any
fun anymor
Remember Mel Boldenow
who mentored at McLoughlin
Junior high.. He left here for
a post at Corvallis high, went
to North Eugene a year then
returned to Corvallis. He has
been elevated to . head track
coach of the Spartans and will
remain football assistant. ,
MHS-KF SERIES KEY "
Th Southern Oregon -con-frno
bateball rc appears
to hav com down to th four
gamei which remain to be
played between Medford Ugh
and Klamath Falls. As of now.
Medford has a lVt gam lud
on Klamath with a 10-1 stand
ing for th Pls 6-3. Crster
(104), of cours, 1 still in th
running for a lie. Klamath ha
only th four tilt with Med
ford remaining. Th Black
Tornado also, ha Ashland to
play Thursday whil Cratar
ha computed regular league
play. If th Mtdford gt by
Ashland, they'll need only to
spilt with Klamath.
PRO TENNIS AGAIN
The Vjorld Series of Profes
sional Tennis at Hedrick gym
here next Monday, May 20,
will mark the first appearance
of a pro tour, here since May
of 1956. At that time. Pancho
Segura, Pancho Gonzales,
Jack Kramer, Tony Trabert
and Rex Hartwig performed.
This time its Rod Laver, Ken
Rosewall, Andres Gimeno and
Earl Buchholz. ,
Silverton:
Keglers Set,
Early Pace
' Fourteenth annual ; South
ern Oregon Handicap tourna
ment began Saturday, May
11, at Medford Bowling lanes
and will continue through
July 14. Silverton . keglers
paced opening action. -
O. K. Davie is singles lead
er' after the first week end
with a 770. Silverton Drug
took the team lead with 3326
and Davies and Bob Niemeyer
share first in doubles with
1315. :
Other leaders In singles
are Fred Parkinson, silver-
ton 691, Chuck DeGuire, Sil
verton, 684, Dpn Kuenii, Sil
verton, 654, and Neil Farrier,
Medford, 644.
In doubles Parkinson and
Farrier have -1267, Floyd
Hayner and Earl Thornton,
Medford, 1271, Dave Newell
and Les Sweet, .Portland,
1247, and Lin Smith and Har
vey Sorensen, Medford, 1225.
Among the men's teams
Grants Pass 7 Up Bottling
has 3101, Medford lanes 2997,
Medford Goof-Offs head la
dies teams with 2706 and Ol
son-Lawyer Lumber, Medford,
have 2663.
In all-events Niemeyer has
1690, Farrier 1936, Davies
1908, DeGuire 1876 and New
ell, 1849. i :
Full 28-Tarqet
Course Now at
Emigrant Lake.
Savage Archers have been
very active during the past
month and have reported that
the range at Emigrant lake is
shaping up nicely.
The complete 28 target field
course may now be shot.
Later there will be a desig
nated picnic area and parking
area. '
Hopes are that signs in the
area will make the sport one
of the safest. Anyone may use
the -range for Its intended pur
pose.
On April 7 several Savage
Archers participated in a pre
Easter shoot In Grants Pass.
Several came home with tro
phies or ribbons. -
On April 21 local archers
with their families participat
ed In a fantasy trail shoot
held in Anderson, Calif. Sav
age Archers winning first
place trophies were Bill and
Ru". Kelley, Barbara Rich
ardson . and - Emory ' Gross
pletch. Second place trophies
went to Virginia Campbell,
Cecile Morse and Donald
Grosspletch. Jack Morse tied
for a third place.
Savage Archers are Invit
ing all arcners in the area to
participate in a variety shoot
on June 16 at the Emigrant
lake range.- Registration will
be from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m.
There will be trophies and
ribbons for the first three
places in alt classes. Those
without classification cards
will be classified the day of
the shoot.
FIGHTS
Honolulu -(irpiu. Ctrl otx.
Olton, 170. Honolulu dee. it
Bowtirr. HI. Chicago (10).
MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD.
Crawford
Winner in
Richard . Crawford, Med
ford. Is the Oregon State win
ner of the "Bowl Down Can
cer" special event benefit for
the American Cancer Society,
it was announced today by
Dr. Orval Eaton, state cru
sade chairman for the society.
Crawford is the owner of the
1963 four-door Chevrolet Cor
vair which was donated to the
Society as first prize. In addi
tion to the new car he receiv
ed the state trophy and the
Jackson County Men's Tro
phy. .,
Bowling
DB0WIL1INE
ROLLING PIN LEAGUE '
Bill's Lady Bufi (39.33) 3, Nita
Sutton 487; Gold Hill Merchanta
138-361 2, Roaa Youns 487.
Whlte'a Midway Service 139-30)
1, Marlon Nobba 4B4; Hi Martin
(35-391 3, Vivian Rodiera 544.
Butte Falla General Store (34-30)
3, .June Tunsate end Helen Scher
mcrhorn 433; Maxwell Houae
Dripa (30-34) 3. riorlne Dole 440.
B It S AucUon 131-33) 1, Carol
Lans'ord 461; Garrett Brother!
(34-40) 3, Betty Boyer 471.
Vivian Rodsera 189. Nita Sutton
118. Roaa Vouiuj 181; Garrett
Brothers 3179.
VICTORY LEAGUE '
Oilman's Dairy waa' flrat place
winner in the Victory Bowllns
leasue. Team member! were Alice
Caiebler, Phyllis Steele. Carol
Hagle, Edith Dlckinaon ' and Roae
Lvenon. On the Sliver Dollar
Sump second place team were
Carroll Peteraon. Cloic MarUn,
5?rUe Meat. Joyc Thornton and
Claire Zillion.
Top acorea in the Leasue Sweeper-were
Rita Miller 813, Ruth
Oaborne 694, Doris Harris 568,
Phyllis Waer 939 and Alice Polln
533.
Leasue honors preaented at the
leasue banquet May 13 went to
Helen Culy. hlfh seme scratch,
377: Charlene Heavllin. hlsh saml
with handicap.. 366; HeaviUn, high'
scries scratch, 626; Rita Miller,
hlsh series with handicap, 643;
Culy, high ' averase, 188; Miller,
most Improved, 17 pins., .
TRI-N1TI LEAGUE ;
(eno ef last third)
Roxy Anne Lann (37',i-U'4) 0,
BUI Rowe 442; Kims (24-201 4.
Dave Ensleson 497.
TEAA (27-17) .1. John Martin
909; Douglaa Oil (26-18) J, Keith
Metz 964.
Talent Merchants' Hn 9 fea.lot
3, -Herb Watson 999; Norton Lum-
oer i;o, iw-Ke) i, still Mccuuey
Cloasop St Moore (22-22) 3, Jerry
23il 2, Ted Silver 477.
C I h- nu. , 1. .1 1 -
Eldred Jeck 316; Oregon Liquid'
uas uv-zoi i, unet AdKlna 461.
Llnebaush Broa, Tree Svc. (lSti
25 1) ii, Ralph. Llnebaush 463:
M Trumbo Co. HOii-aiVi) 3 Vs
Chuck Learn 539. . .
Keith Meti 213. Herb Watson
210: smith Lumber Co. 1(07.
(The playoffs and aweeper will
oe oowiea May 3u at. 7uo p-m.
Instead of the -' regular. 0 - p jn,
ROXY ROLLER LEAGUE
(end of last third)
Forest Chief Boot Co.' (39-17) 3.
Cerole Archer 492: The Meet Mart
(30-ia) i, tinny weaver 404.
Stlckley Maaonry (27-171 3, Mart
Peteraon 411; Eade Van Line (18
26) 1, Pauline Bennett 418.
Stones TV (27-17) 4. Shirley
Setzler 481: Oreeon Bookkeeplnf-
v. Hum 4onnson es.
Park
Jeen
Peyton
114-301
408; Woodland Heights
1, Marilyn Werner 373.
Ginny -Weaver 189, Carole
Archer 174 and Shirley SeUler
171; Forest Chief Boot Co. 1(60.
ROXY ANN LEAGUE
' Oregon - Neveda - California
Freight won first piece In Roxy
Ann Bowling leasue by taking
both halvea.
Graham Cabinet ceptured eecond
by scoring 4600 to 4969 by Relleble
Cleanera and 43B1 by Medford
Radiator in a playoff. Herb Vallee
sarner high aeries, high geme
scratch ana high averege trophlea.
Other awarda went to Garry Mc
Curdy, high game with handicap;
Carrol Aaama, high aerlea with
handicap., and Joe. Stiva, moat
improved bowler.
CRATER LAKE LEAGUE
Hair Shapera 134-101 4. Kyle
Payne 560; Baumer'a Sheet Metel
(6-38) 0, Walt Nledermeyer 499.
Cogswell's Market (33-111 4.
Clyde Williams. Herold Boen 924;
R. C, Cola (26-181 0, Len Thrun
309. -
O. K. Market (31-13) 0. Den
Crawford 519; United Grocers (31
33) 4. Ed Rodgers 930.
Domestic Leundry (37I.S-161.!) 3.
Al Bohannan 340; Squirt (14-30) 1.
Kent Blew 537.
Ml. Pitt Co. I26l-mi) 1, John
Sutton 445; Slmmonda Const. Co.
(19-29) 3. Clay Morrison 822.
Safeway Stores (20-24) 2, Ernie
Dukeshler 513: H.A.P. Co. (19-291
2, George Baker 47?,'
citv Han ne25 a.
John Compa-
fnom 814; Grind view Market (12
32 ) I , iM v o li men ou i .
Harold Boen 226. Kent Blew
214. Ray WlUlamjon 201; Hair
Shapera 2M3.-
LADY ELKS NO. ONE
Eacer Beaven (2614) 3. Mary
Offenbacher 473; Tigeri (21-18) 1,
Doroiny januer wz.
Cheetahs (24-181 0. Mel Little
413; Cousars (17-33) 4. Dottle Veal
438.
rraiay ksu izi-ibi z, wanaa
Booth 488; Leopards (30-30) 3,
Nelda Morris 431.
Panthers (17-231 4. ami eaiyera
SIS; Jasuara (14-371 0. Gall Lau
rtne 394
ami seiyers ihz, wanaa b.toui
101. Mary Oflenbaeher 188: Pan
thers 1324.
Trust
The World's Finest
teio
04 Q.
Pint
OREGON
Oregon
Cancer
Over 620,000 was turned
over to th American Cancer
society in Oregon from the
entries in the tournament this
year. In Jackson county there
were over 1,800 local bowlers
competing with $1,754 con
tributed at Medford lanes.
Roxy, Ann lanes and Rondo
lanes, according to Floyd
Eastwood, county chairman,
Mrs. Don Booth, 1842 South
Peach St., Medford, is the
winner of the Jackson county
women's trophy.
ROXY ANN ROCKITTES
Sttvtns Auto Salei (43-20H
Lanell Wilkta 463: EaaUlda Mar.
ket l38W.241.iil 3. Laura Fa v timer
477.
Tratlwayt (41-23) I, Norma Per
vorie 471; Tex of Courtesy Chev
(2H-36) 3, Tomaaa Urlen 434,
Orewi Manstore (35-29) 3, Mario
wtf. nuuua rami OUl
33i) 1, Priscllla Deathtrafe 395.
nwy Ann xmntm iJet-JU, a, ftg
MeUted 489; Slmmondt Const, (14
S0) 1, Monica Anderson 464.
Iroveneaa Lbr. 27V-36 4, Alt
Knauber 514: Croabv1! MobU 129-
931 0, Colleen Baylor 910.
Mary Slmmonda 208, Colleen
Baylor 1S7. Alta Knauber 192;
noxy Ann unea 1832.
Chateaugay
Heads List
For Race
Baltimore, Md. ' -" flJPB Ken
tucky Derby winner Chateau-
gay heads the list of, seven
likely candidates for Satur
day's 87th running of the
Preakness Stakes, Middle
jewel of racing's big triple
crown.
Also ready for the mile
and three-sixteenth run at
Plmiico are Cain Hoy Stable's
Never Bend, second to Cha
teaugay at Churchill Downs,
and Hex C. Ellsworth's Can
dy Spots, the third place fin
isher. I
There has been mountim
support for Candy SDots in
the last few days. The hand
some chestnut son of Nlgro
mante went Into the Derby
unbeaten in six lifetime starts
and waa sent oft an odda-on
favorite. Despite his failure
in the run for the roses. Can-
dy Spots may wind up the bet
tor's choice In the Preakness.
Reason , for this has been
the Intensive training Candy
spots nas received since ar
riving at Plmiico.
The other probable starters
are Ambush Stable's On My
Honor, T. D. Buhl's Lemon
Twist, Jacnot Stable's Coun
try Square and Mrs; C D.
Morgan's Sky Wonder.
If seven go, the Preakness
will gross 1178,000 with the
winner earning $125,000. : .
Gene Lipscomb
Funeral Today
' Detroit '-(UTO- A crowd of
more than SOO was expected
to attend the funeral today of
lootoaii star Gene (Big Daddy)
Lipscomb.
Lipscomb, a native of De
troit who went on to his great
est fame with the Baltimore
Colts before being traded to
the Pittsburgh Steelers, died
last Friday in Baltimore from
an apparent overdose of nar
cotics. Flowers sent by all of the
National Football league's
clubs were crowded around
his casket at a local funeral
home., Many of his former
teammates and opponents
were in town for the funeral.
Lipscomb was one of the
few players who were able to
make the grade in the Nation
al Football league without
ever . having played college
ball.
VIKINGS WIN
Portland - (UPD - Portland
State, with Gordon Riese
pitching a five-hitter and Gary
Linn hitting a two-run homer,
scored a 5-1 baseball victory
over University of Portland
Tuesday.
Tourney
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Weiser, a I960 graduate of Crater High school, Cen-
Central, Point, will appear, in this trailer, tral Point, is a secretary for A and M As-
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Keith Schulz, United Grocers
Score Softball Loop Verdicts
Keith Schulz garage and
United Grocers won games
yesterday evening in the Jack
son County Softball associa
tion. ,. :
Schulz nicked Tru-Mix Con
crete' 1 to 0 and the Grocers
tipped Jay Allen Cars S to 4.
The Garagemen were vic
tors i despite being out-hit
seven to four.
Chuck Marrs, Dee' Thames
United States
Hoop' Favorite
Rio ae Janeiro IUF1) The
United States remained
strong - favorite to gallop un
beaten through the world
amateur basketball tourna
ment today, just as It did in
winning, the , r ece nt Fan
American Games . champion
ship - . '
- Only the Soviet-Union and
France among the .other six
elimination round survivors
are given a chance of upset
ting the Yanks when the fi
nals open here Thursday, No
games were scheduled today.
The Russians matched the
Yanks' 3-0 record in the pre
liminary round.' France won
two of three games and look
ed particularly impressive
Tuesday night' in . whipping
Canada 79-57,
Vinnie Ernst and Jerry
Shipp teamed to lead the
United States to an 87-77 vic
tory over Italy and Russia
overpowered Uruguay. 04-75
in Tuesday night's other ma
jor games.: , ., ' ... , r
Linf ield
NW Champ
Salem -TOP0- Linfleld's Wild-
c a t s captured their fifth
straight Northwest Confer
ence baseball championship
by scoring 2-1 and 7-5 wins
over second-place Willamette
Tuesday. i
The decisions left Linfield
with a 13-1 record In the con
ference and the Bearcats with
an 8-9 mark.
Tom Younker pitched a
four-hitter in the first game
and Ed Cecil and Jerry Luoto
combined for a live-hitter In
the second.
HAWKS SIGN MITCHELL
St. Louis -(UPD- Leland Mit
chell of Mississippi State, sec-
ond choice of SU Louis In the
recent National Basketball as
sociation player draft, has
signed a contract' with the
Hawks for the 1963 season.
mnuA iiini W Z
mtMieiem x t
and Jerry Fields each, had
two ' hits for Tru-Mix and
Mort Mclntyre two for Schulz.
Winning Run
Homer Sullivan scored the
winning run for United in the
last of the seventh Inning oh
a sacrifice fly by Dick Meis-
ter. Dale Matheny and Sulli
van each had two hits for
the Grocers and Les Walker
and Willie Barnum each two
for Jay Allen.
toivin and Associate od-
poses Communications Work
ers of America at 6:30 cm
today at Hedrick Junior high,
The Medco-Southern Oregon
Dry Kiln game has been post
poned.
I Thursday games are Cen
tral Point-Dry Klin at Jack
son school and United Gro
cers-Keith Schulz at Haw
thorne park. Both are aet for
6:30 p.m.; - ; J
SHORT SCORE: . ' '
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Jay Allen 4 ' 7 2
United Grocere 8 10 3
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Former Local Student
Admitted to Columbia
Warren E. Olson, a former
student at ; Medford ;Hlgh
school, will be admitted to
Columbia College " In New
York City in the fall. Olson is
now attending, Borah High
school In Boise, Idaho.
He attended Hedrick Junior
High school and completed his
sophomore year In the Med
ford High school. While a stu
dent here he was active in
public speaking and debate
tournaments. He has contin
ued debating at Boise and Is
a member of the Borah High
debate team that placed first
In the state this year." " :
Olson's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. . Olson,' formerly
lived at 28 Valley View dr.,
Medford.
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