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Washingtop
Beats OSU
Unittd Pru International
Oregon closed in on Oregon
State in Northern division
baseball action Thursday by
beating Washington ,10-3 at
Seattle.
Oregon State dropped Its
first league game, 7-4, to
f Washington State at Pullman.
The Beavers now are 6-1
while Oregon is 7-3 in confer
ence action.
FRIDAY. MAY 17, 1693
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Sports Festival
Under Way at SOC
Ashland - Oregon Collegi
ate conference spring festival
of track, tennis and golf will
conclude here Saturday. ,
Field event finals will open
at 1:30 p.m. and first race,
the mile, is set for 2:15 p.m.
at Southern Oregon college's
Fuller field. Portland State,
Oregon college, Eastern Ore
gon, Oregon Tech and host
Southern Oregon all are enter
ed. Tennis competition is slated
to continue at 9 a.m. today.
Opening rounds of tennis
were conducted today and
track prelims got underway
at S p.m.
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Southern Oregon's defend
ing track, champion Red Raid
ers face a serious challenge
from a fast-improving Port
land State Viking team.
Coach Dan Bulklcy's SOC
cinder team snapped a string
of three consecutive PSC
championships last spring on
the strength of victory in the
final mile relay event. The
string Red Raiders dropped
the Vikings 76-55 in their
dual meeting this spring, but
Coach Ralph Davis' Green
and White team has shown
spectacular improvement in
the late season.
Southern Oregon's bid will
hinge on Bulkley's over all
team depth to back up sprint
er Doyle Bransom, pole vault
ers Gordon and Mike Hanby,
both 14-footers, and hurdler
Bill White in addition to ver
satile Fred Thomas, broad
and triple Jumper as well as a
9.9 sprinter.
This year's championship
meet consists of 16 events
with the addition of the triple
jump.
REGATTA SATURDAY
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race in the Western Spring
regatta here on Saturday,
with Washington and ' Cali
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For District 6 A-l Track
At least six records will bt
threatened Saturday when the
District 6 A-l track and field
meet is conducted on Medford
high athletic fields.
Marks in that many events
ha'-e been bettered this sea
son. In addition southern Ore
gon A-l thinclads have come
close to district standards in
four other events.
Medford will be host .3
Grants Pass. Crater, Ashland
and Klamath Falls. Grants
Pass is defending champion.
The five schools make up the
Southern Oregon conference.
"he meet will open at 10
,m. Afternoon activity is
slated to begin at 2:30 p.m.
Preliminaries and finals In
all field events but the high
jump are billed tor morning.
Heats in the high and low
hurdles and 100 and 220-yard
sprints are set for morning.
"Tie high jump will begin at
2:30 p.m. and the race finals
at 3:30 p.m.
Jo oL 1
1962, WINNER - Paul Bran
som,' above, of Crater high,
last year's champion in the
Dstrct 6 A-l broad jump, wll
try for a -repeat victory tomor
row in the district meet at
Medford. He has jumped 2-8
this year. Bransom also is
entered in the low hurdles,
javelin and relay.
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Javelin, shut put and discus
are billed for the baseball
field area. The pole vault will
be the only one of the events
not conducted locally. It will
be contested at Southern Ore
gon college at Ashland to en
able vaulters to use the rubber-asphalt
runway.
Grants Pass and Medford
are expected to battle it out
for the team title. However,
how Medford does may de
pend on the health of sprinter
Jim Hill. The 100 and 220-
yard dash man, broad jumper
and relay runner pulled a
hamstring muscle Tuesday. A
question mark hangs over his
participation.
While the team title will be
an important objective, ine
big aim of the schools will be
to qualify as many as possible
for the state meet on the fol
lowing week end at Corvallis
First and second placers and
those who meet certain stand
ards get to make the trip. A
check by Jerry Acklen of the
Grants Pass Courier with the
Oregon School Activities as
sociation yesterday confirmed
that only two performers
from a school may enter the
state, meet in any one event.
Deibala Goes 21.8
The district records which
have been beaten this spring
are those in the 220, half-mile,
mile, high jump, pole vault
and javelin. There have been
close to record marks in the
low hurdles, 100, relay and
broad jump. ' -
Medford's Mike Deibele has
exceeded the 22.2 district 220
standard with a 21.8 time and
has run the 100 In 9.9 com
pared to the 9.8 record. His
chief furlong challengers will
be Hill (if able) and Arie
DeGroot, Klamath Falls, each
22.8, and Gary Wald, Crater,
22.8. In the 100 times of 10.0
have been recorded by Hill,
Bob Shepard and Rich Ire
land, Grants Pass, Wald and
DeGroot.
In the half Steve Toews,
Medford, has bettered his own
2:00.3 district mark with
1:57.3. Challengers in this race
include Jim Snodgrass, Med
ford, 1:68.9; Rod Waterman,
Grants Pass, 2:00.8, and Den
nis Brumback, Medford
2:00.9.
Brumback Under Record
Brumback has run the mile
in 4:27.9 just under the 4:28
record. Best times of other
contenders are Greg Swanson
Medford, 4:37; Gerald Brown
Ashland, 4:37.3, and Cliff Ly
ons and Tom Woods, Grants
Pass, and Jim Askwith, Cra
ter, each 4:38.
' Shepard has exceeded the
6-2 high jump mark with 6-
44. Al Hutchins, Grants Pass
has gone, 6-1V4, Jim Lamb,
Ashland, 6-1, and Dick Scott
and Terry Eccles, Klamath
Falls, each six feet. In the
pole vault Gary Van Koten,
Tom Sparlln and Bil Coe, all
of Grants - Pass, each have
cleared 13 feet. Record Is 12-
11. Medford has 12-9 vault
ers in Liloyd riammons ana
DeWayne Turpln.
Walt Smith, Klamath Falls,
has thrown the javelin 214-
4V4 compared to the standard
of 208-8. Tom Huff, Ashland,
has a 203-foot throw. Gary
Berentsen, Crater, has a 188-
10 distance. .
Shepard has run the low
hurdles in 19.7, which is .1
second over the record. Times
of 20.3 and 20.4 have been
shown for Dennis O'Leary
and Randy Clark, Grants
Pass, and of 20.7 and 20.8 for
Don Driskcll and Roy Shaw,
Medford. In the relay Medford
has had a clocking of 1:30.7
this spring. District record is
1:30.5. Bests of 1:33 are indi
cated for Grants Pass and
Crater.
Hill' has broad Jumped 22
8, Just one inch less than
the record. Medford's Jim
Cain has gone 21-9 and Cra
ter's Paul Bransom 21-8. Ham
mons has a 21-4 leap for Med
ford. Ireland has gone 20-8
and Dennis Ekwall, Ashland,
20.7.
In the 440 Ireland has the
best time of the season with
51.5. Scott Hampson, Medford,
who has an ailing leg, and
Larry Lindqulst, Grants Pass,
each have run the quarter in
51.7.
- Driskell has the best high
hurdle time with 14.9. Shaw
and Clark have 15.1 bests and
O'Leary 15.2. Don Graham,
Klamath Falls, has been
clocked In 15.4 and Dave
Durant, Medford, in 15.5.
Bill Mills, Klamath, has the
DEFENDS - Steve Toews,
above, of Medford high, will
defend his 1962 championship
in the half-mile on Saturday
in the District 8 A-l track
meet here. He has n 1:57.3
clocking this spring.
rW I
6A-2Track Meet
At Myrtle Creek
best discus heave with 156
feet. Theron Bone has gone
148-6 and Bauer 145 for GP
and John Harris 147 for Cra
ter. Bauer has put the shot
52-7 Vfe and Mills 49-7. Chuck
Kimball has a 49-9 V put for
Medford.
DISTRICT RECORDS;
High hurdlei U.ti, Wally Lar.
son, Medford, luao: bod vorw.
Ashland, mttu-oi; wan Ay res. mea
ford. 1961. (14.4 with wind. Scott
Eaton. Medford, 1962.)
Low nurd lea m.e, unon,
Medford. 1956.
100 9.8, Bob Leslie. Klamath
Falls. 1934. (9.7. with wind. Jim
Hill. Medford. and raui noei,
Klamath Falls, 1962.)
220 11,4, Leslie, Mam sin reus
1934. (21.9 with wind. Hill, Med
ford. 1962.)
440 4U.3, hod mciniyre, nira-
ford. 1961. .
ao 2:ou.a. sieve loewi, mea
lord. 1962.
Mile 4:28. Geora Ful le rton.
Ashland, 1946.
Intyre. Mike Hood. Kent Blew,
Ohlt Uiimnhrovil. 1061.
uroan lumD -Hi owyc
Gray, Ashland, I960.
High jump 6-2, Gary Dawei,
Klamath Falls, 1047.
Discus loat-o'.s. Hon noaison,
r.rDnt. Pan idfin
Pole vault 12-11';. Larry
Unlm.a r.ranti Paul. 1060.
Javelin 208-8, John Burns,
Crater. 1959.
Shot put 87-11, Nell Plumley
19S7.
r.nikNTS P&HH KNTR1F.B-
Pole vault Gary Van Koten,
Tnm Snarl. n. Bill Coe: shot DUt
Marty Bauer, Harold Jacoby, Ralph
Graham; high hurdles Randy
Clark, Dennii O'Leary, Brian
Hawklni or Randy Howerton: low
hurdles bod anepara, kj ucmr
riark: hish iumD Shepard.
Hutchins, Terry Crenshaw; discus
Theron Bone. Bauer, jerry wic
Cormack; 100 Shepard. Ireland,
Brad Lewis; mile Cliff Lyons,
Bob Woods, Rod Waterman; 440
Ireland, Larry Lindqulst, Fred
Perry; Javelin McCormack,
Bauer Bob Llndemann; broad
Jumo Ireland, Lewis. O'Leary;
220 Lewis, Steve White, Pat
Howe: B80 waterman, uarry
Wood ley. Lyons; relay Lewis,
Shepard, Perry, Ireland.
CRATKR ENTRIES:
Pole vault Phil Brown. Grei
Faulknei-: ahot out John Harris.
Tom Crawford, Forrest Young;
high hurdles Vern Swanson,
Frank Armstroni: low hurdles
Paul Bransom. Armstrong; high
iump Jim Rainey. Alan Bray,
'red Marshall; discus Harris,
Young; 100 Gary Wald, Mike
Mowry. Dennis Ryerson; mile
Jim Askwith, LeRoy Minger; 440
swanson. uary rrice, mevman
Kurz; Javelin Gary Berentaon.
Paul Bransom; broad jump
Bransom, and Chuck Taylor; 220
Wald, Mowry; 880 Marshall. Don
Thompson; relay Bransom,
Swanson. Ryerion, Wald.
KLAMATH FALLS KNTR1KH:
Pole vault Buddy Lummui.
Brent Hicks, Lea Thurman; shot
put Bill Mills, Bob Hoi man;
high hurdles Don Graham; low
hurdlea John English, Charles
Church; high Jump Dick Scott,
Terry Eccles, Steve Baker; discus
Mills, Hotman. Walt Smith; 100
Arie DeGroot, Chuck Mills, G rover
Dahn; mile Steve Lawrence, Bob
Scholl Dave Vaagen; 440 Gcr
ritt DeGroot, Ernie Badger, Randy
Howard; javelin Smith. Larry
Dow, ' Thurman: broad Jump
Dahn. Eccles: 220 A. DeGroot,
Dahn, English; 880 Don Piper,
Walt Ash. Mike Sweek; relay
Dahn, Howard, English, A. DeGroot
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STOATS
Myrtle Creek-Strlctly
the basis of subdlstrlct per
formances, southern division
athletes will be favored in
most of the events Saturday
when the District S A-2 track
meet is conducted here.
Twelve schools are to have
contestants in the meet in
which field event competition
is to get under way at 1 p.m.
Running events will open at
1:43 p.m. with the, high
hurdles.
All running events are
finals. Participants In the
meet qualified last week end
in the Rogue and Umpqua
Valley league meets at Ash
land and Myrtle Creek re
spectively. Entries this Satur
day are the first three placers
in each event or those two
meets.
Schools represented from
the Rogue League are Rogue
River, St. Mary's, Lakevtew.
Henley, Phoenix and Eagle
Point. From the Umpqua are
host Myrtle Creek, Douglas,
Glide, Sutherlin, Riddle and
Glendale. Rogue River and
Myrtle Creek won their re
spective league (subdistrict)
meets.
Tops In 11 Events
Winners In the Rogue meet
had the best times, heights
and distances In 11 events
last weekend while the Ump
qua had three top performers
in three. Rogue best marks
were in the broad jump, shot
upt, pole vault, javelin, high
and low hurdles and the 100,
20, 440 and 880-yard and re
lay races.
North athletes had better
performances in the high
Jump, discus and mile.
District meet efforts, how
ever, could be misleading: for
Judging who'll gain the first
and second places this week
which qualify for state com
petition. For instance Don
Goertzen, Sutherlin, is the re
cord holder in the pole vault
at 12 feet, 8Vi inches last
year. However, he went lust
12 feet in this years Umpqua
test while Don Salycr,- Rogue
Kiver, cleared 12-2 at Ashland
Thra Marki Threatened
On the strenght of division
marks, three records could
fall and two could be tied,
The 32-5 shot pup of
Jon Granby, Phoenix, the
20.15 low hurdle time of Sal
ver and the 4:33.8 mile of Ed
Cadman, Myrtle Creek, last
week end beat the former
district standards of 92-2, 20.8
and 4:36.3, respectively.
District records were tied
last week end when Jim
Webb, St. Mary's, and Chris
Jones, Rogue River, tied at
10.15 in the 100-yard dash and
Salycr ran the high hurdles
in 15.1.
From the Rogue league.
Rogue River has 12 berths tn
the district meet, St. Mary's
11, Phoenix eight, Lakeview
five, Eagle Point four and
Henley three. Myrtle Creek
qualified for 13 spots and
Sutherlin for 12 from the
north.
rule
MEET RKCORUS!
100 10. IS. Bill Turner.
Point. 1930
330 - n, George Juveland.
Crater. 1038.
440 30.7. Barry Prantz. Rome
River, 1961.
BSD 3:01.9. Cliff Thnmtunn.
Douglas, 1997.
Mile 4:30 3. Ed Cadman,
Myrtle Creek, 1963.
Hign tiurdlea 19.1, Paul El
liott. St. Mary'a 1963.
Low hurdlea 30.8. Bob Chap
man. Henley: David Kennedy. Ultn
oil Valley, 1901; Elliott, St. Mary'a,
Pole vault 12-8W. Don Gaert.
ten, Sutherlin. 1963.
High jump 9-11 Lew Whip
ple. Eacle Point. 1963.
javeun lu.-B. uon BlanaKer.
iiiinon valley, tuoa.
Shot nut 'Wivn. Thr!..
Uan, Eagl. Point. 19.18.
Dlscu. 148-81,. ChrtlUan,
Eagle Point. 1938.
road Jump 21. 6 U. Bob Ma.
aon. Crater, 19.16.
neiay i:ja.o, LaKevlew, 1SB1.
MKUrOKD ENTRIES:
Pole vault Lloyd Hammoni,
DeWayne Turpin, Gary Spafford;
ahot put Chuck Kimball, John
Tungate, Jeff Hardrath: high hur
dlea Don Driakell, Roy Shaw,
Dave Durant; low hurdlea lame
aa hlghn; high Jump Dick Foi
bury. Gary Mayer, Steve Davla:
dlicua Kimball, Hardrath, Tim
Murray or Tungate; 100 Mike
Deibele. Jim Hill. Scott Hampton:
mile Dennla Brumback. Greg
Swanaon, Doug Eakln; 440
Hampaon. Gary Griffin. Walt Ver
atrate: Javelin Tugate. Greg
Dlppel. Murray: broad Jump
Jim Cain. Hammona. Hill; 230
Deibele. Hill, Cain: 880 Steve
Toewa Jim snodgraaa. Brumback;
relay Delble, Hill, Rick Lanon,
Hampaon.
ASHLAND ENTRIES:
100 Ron Boyce, Dan Slmpion:
320 tame aa foO: 440 Dennla
Rumaey. Glen Smith; 880 Tom
Reld. Mike Dawklna: mile
Gerald Brown, Mike McGuire,
Oregon Frosh
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Eugene -OJP0- The Orccon
Frosh defeated the Oregon
State Rooks 19-11 in a wild
baseball game Thursday. Gor
Jon Avery had four hits in
five trips to the plate for the
Frosh.
QUAL1KIKRS:
Htch JumD Williams. Lake,
view, 3-6, Hill and Campbell,
Phoenix; Salmon, Myrtle Creek,
Nu temeir. Sutherlin: Worlav.
uiuuaiig,
Broad Jumo Darland. St.
Mary'a, 200; Sakralda, St. Mary'a;
Charter. Eagle Point; Jerry Wade,
Douslai. 10-4'.. Rankin. Suthar.
un; Anaenon, uougiai.
Shot out Gratibv. Phoenix
52-8 ii; Baldwin. Lakeview; Bon
ner, Eagle Point: Heard, Douglai,
40-8li . Kennaday, Glide; Garrett,
Pole vault Savler. Roane
nivcr, ns't, oriiBB, ai. lYmry
Consbruck, Phoenix: Davidson,
Rogue River; Goertzen, Sutherlin,
Bvrd. MVrtU Creek. 13 fel
Yalta Myrtle Creek.
Javelin Richev. Phcvnl
ioo-iu: uainoun. si. Marva. wii,
llama. Lakeview: Grauf. Sutherlin.
1 su "a , aaii, iuaaie; Tnompaon.
Dliciu Granhv. Phonnl lid,
8; Ebd, Phoenix; Sanders, Henley:
HOU Harkhurat. Mvrt HrenU 111,
H; Henrd, Douglai; Ralph Bark-
nuni, my rue k.rccK.
High hurdlea Salyer, Rogue
nwer. is.i; nanen. Eagle Point,
Lee, Rogue River: Hall. Sutherlin.
1U.3; Prtngle and Robert Fuller,
Myrtle urecK.
100 Webb. St. Marv'i
Jones. Rogue River. 10. IS: Melaner.
Lakeview; Rosa Barkhurst, Myrtle
v-recii, iu.i; lcrry reieraon, uoug-
tarn, jucu siGciu, uiiae.
Mile Salter, Rogue River,
:. .a: nauuKB, nogue niver; a
Reverman. St. Mary's; Cadman
Myrtle Creek, 4:33.8; Goln, Suther
lin; Hill, Glide.
440 Darland. St. Mary'i SI. 7;
Gatea, Rogue River; J. Reverman,
St. Mary's; Worley. Glendale, 53.2;
Murphy, Sutherlin; Browning,
Myrtle Creek.
Low hurdles Sayler, Rogue
River, 20.15: Charters, Eagle Point;
Hawkins. Phoenix; Hall, Sutherlin,
22.3; Byrd, Myrtle Creek; Robin
aon. Glendale.
220 Webb. St. Marv'i. 3.1.2;
Jones, Rogue River; Berry, Hen-
ley; Ross Barkhurst. Myrtle creek.
24.0; Peterson, Douglas; Steele,
Glide.
8B0 Salter. Rogue River.
2:03.6; Hall. Lakeview. Batzcr, St.
Mary'i; Cadman, Myrtle Creek,
2.04.4; Worley, Glendale; Murphy,
Sutherlin
Relay at. Marys. i:3H,4: Hen
ley; Rogue River; Myrtle Creek,
1:30.3; Sutherlin; Glide.
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