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8 B- SUNDAY. JUNE 2J. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON . KEBNKBUkTBIBUlll 601-Pound Matman Due Here Thursday Hayes Runs 100 In Record 9.1 Time Haystack Calhoun, who at 601 pounds ii the world biggest wrestler, will make his onlv southern Oregon ap pearance this season at Med' ford armory next Thursday night Calhoun will be thi seventh man in a seven-man battle royal which will introduce three other heavyweight mat men to local fans. They are Ivan "Killer" Kameroff, Abe Jacobs and Judo Jack Terry Calhoun owns a farm in Arkansas, U married and the father of a small daughter He is said to be surprisingly agile for a big man and has a good knowledge of wrest ling. His specialty Is the "bel ly flop" which he applies with a swan dive onto a fallen op ponent, He is the greatest drawing card on the national wrestling circuit and recently attracted a S60.000 gate in Madison Square Garden in New York, The big fellow has been greet ed by turn-away crowds in every appearance since com' ing to the northwest and Pro moter Elton Owen advises fans to be on hand early to be assured of a good seat. Others In the big battle royal are Soldat Garky, Cata- lina George Drake and Andre Drappe. In the battle royal a man must be thrown, push' ed or rolled over the top rope in order to be eliminated. Regular pins Inside the ring will not count. Owen has scheduled three preliminary matches with Gorky meeting Drappe in the feature match, for two out of three falls or 30 minutes. Other bouts will send Jacobs against Terry and Drake meeting Kameroff, both' for one 'fall or 20 minutes. Reserved seat tickets are on sale at Lamport's Sport ing Goods store in Medford. There will be no Increase in prices, Owen said. 'jZZ.-3jx-.-ar.kJ:iti HAYSTACK CALHOUN World's Biggest Matman Homer Spoils Early Wynn's Bid for 300th In Big Six Schools To Bock USTFF Curmol, Callf.-ffln-Blg Six officials concluded their spring meeting without mak ing any hlstorio decisions, but with a surprising show unity. Just about everything was ling for "linaninmiii" uihan it hbma Out. to voting. The leadera even agreed that they would support the United States Track and Field federation 100 per cent in its battle for control of ama teur athletes with the nation al AAU "We are behind all the fed erations strongly," said retir ing president Dr. Bradford Booth. Making Progress The other federations tan gling with the august Ama teur Athletic union are in baseball, basketball and gymnastics. The council even agreed that Oregon and Oregon State are "making progress" in bringing t h a 1 r educational standards up to the level of those at Big Six schools - and thus some day may be ellgl ble tor admittance, If they want it. At the closing session Fri day, Dr. Rlxford Snyder of Stanford was named the coun cil president. Stan Bates, Washington State athletic dl rector, was named .i?vrmry And Pete Newell. California athletic director, was re-elect ed to a two-year term as . treasurer. Cleveland-WPD-Early Wynn still standing outside the exclusive club 300 but his knock Is getting louder. Wynn made another unsuc cessful attempt Friday night - his fourth - to become the 14th major league pitcher to win 300 games. But he came close. ' The 43-year-old right-hand er hurled eight scoreless in nings against the Chicago White Sox, his former team mates, but lost 2-0 when Ron Hansen belted a two-run homer In the ninth. Wynn, disappointed but not discouraged, said he ex pecis io nave even more go- him the next time out. Good Sfuff "I felt I had good stuff tonight but I'm really not shape yet," Wynn said. St. Louis -fllPfl- Boy Hayes, Florida A and M, ran a world record shattering 9.1 100-yard dash Friday as seven final events were completed in the 75th annual National AAU Track and Field champion ships here. Hayes, who plays football almost as well as he runs, is a halfback on his school's team and has by-passed a pos sible gridiron career to con centrate on the 1064 Olym pics. The Friday competition saw Brian Sternberg, world rec ord holder in the pole vault, shatter a meet record by clear ing the bar at 16 feet 4 inches, four inches shorter than his world mark. Hayes Jones, the Detroit school teacher, regained his 120-yard high hurdles title by equaling the meet record of 0:13.4. This was his fourth national AAU crown, having won in 1058, 1960 and 1961. Pete McArdle, second last year, won the six-mile run in 28:20.2. The 33-year-old bus me chanic from New York City is the Pan-American games 10,000-meter champion. Dave Davis of the U. Marines dethroned defender Gary Gubner of the Grand Street Boys club, New York in the shot put with a toss of 62 feet S34 inches. Gubner, who gets married Sunday in New York, had to settle for third at 60 feet 5Hi inches while Parry O'Brien, once the kingpin of the event, was run' nerup with 62 feet 1 hi inches. Larry Stuart of the South ern California Striders won the javelin with a throw of 255 fect 3 inches and team mate Ralph Boston made It three in a row in the broad jump with a leap of 26 feet 10 inches. Palmer, Boros Tie Cupit In U.S. Open if h V Sj Br OSCAR FRALEY UPI Sports Writer Brookllne, Mass. -IVPD- Ar nold Palmer and Julius Boros, making a late charge with tournament toughened nerves, collared young Jacky Cupit on the last two holes Satur day for a three-way tie in the U.S. Open Golf championship. The 25-year-old Cupit start ed the final 18-holes at wind swept country club of Brook- line with a one shot lead over Palmer and three strokes on Boros. But nerves steadied by the grind of years of competition made the difference as Bor os, the Open champion in 1052, and Palmer, the winner in 1060, collared him in the final few holes to send it into three-way tie and a playoff Boros . waded through this at 2 p.m edt Sunday. Stable Decisions Scott windy day, with gusts up to 45 miles per hour, with clos ing rounds of 76-72 for a nine over par total of 293. But he sat helplessly in the club house as Cupit seemed head ed for victory. Palmer went eight over par on the 16th hole with a 60 foot birdie putt that for 30 seconds tied him with Cupit, who was eight over playing the 15th. But young Jacky, on the heels of a gigantic roar from "Arnie's Army," stepped up and chipped into the cup for a birdie three. SHATTERS 100 MARK - Bob Hayes, Florida A and M, ran the 100-yard dash in world record time of 9.1 seconds Friday riurine the national AAU track meet at St. Louis, Mo. He recorded 9.1 in both the semi-finals and finals but the wind was too much in the finals for the time to count as a record. - (UPI) Big Inning Beats Giants Milwaukee -. !UPB - Lelt- handed -pitching, a hitting slump and sloppy fielding have contributed to the 29 losses of the San Francisco Giants this year. Now add the big inning to the list. The Milwaukee Braves bunched all of their runs in the fifth inning Friday night to down the visiting Giants 6-3 in the opener of a three game series. Bob Bolin (3-2), starter and loser for the Gi ants, was charged with all WANTED! MEN -WOMEN six runs, five of them unearned. Van Zwol Pitches No-Hitter For CP; Colvin Takes Tussle JACKSON COUNTT omul ASSOCIATION (loU HalD Major Laacut W Jay Allen 3 central toini , 1 John Wheeler 1 United Grocers SO Dry Kiln Minor League Tru-Mix Colvin Keilh Schull . Medford Corp. . Comm. Workers L. Prt. 0 l ooo 1 .500 1 .500 I .000 1 .000 U Pel. o l ooo 0 l.ooo 1 .300 1 J0OO 1 .000 Medro 000 010 01 Colvin . 020 020. Dora Or and Baker; Colvin. 1 1 4 4 Tackett and Jim Van Zwol chucked a two-run. no-hit game for Cen- tral Point Merchants Friday nieht and Colvin and Associ ate won its first game of the season in the Jackson County Softball association. Central Point nosed South ern Oregon Dry Kiln 3 to 2 in the Major league and Col vin tripped Medford Corpor ation 4 to 1 in the Minor circuit. A three-run home run by Harvey Tonn in the third in ning took care of the scoring for Central Point. Gosnell and Vern Parent got on base ahead of Tonn on bunt singles. Both Dry Kiln runs were on wild pitches. Van Zwol walked four and fanned 10. SODK tosser Dale Cook gave up six hits and a walk and whiffed one. Tonn and Gosnell each bad two hits. Colvin garnered two runs each in the second and fifth innings to beat Medco. Jim Tackett pitched a two-hitter with 11 strikeouts and no bases on balls. Jack Doraty of Medco gave up four hits and eight free passes. Central Point ... 003 000 0 J S 0 SO Dry Kiln 010 010 02 0 1 Van Zwol and Malot; Cook and Chapman. GAMES THIS UtlK: Aiu.i -'colvtn and Aawci.t. vi. Tru-Mix Concrete at JeKeraon erhool: Southern Oregon Dry Kiln va. Jay Allen car at Hedrick Jun ior hieh. Wedneiday John Wheeler Lol ling va. United Crocera at Jack ion achool; Keith Schull v;. Com municalion Workera ol America at Hawthorne park. Thursday CWA. va. Colvin at Jefferaon; United Groceri VI. SO Dry Kiln at Hedrick. Friday Jay Allen vi. Central Point at Jackion: Tru-Mix va. Med co at Hawthorne. Gold Ray Fish Count WEEK ENDING JUNE U Chinook salmon - S.HI (in cludes lt.7 per cant jack sal mon). ' Summtt run staalhtad S. FULL SEASON: . Chinook salmon - 31.067 (includes 14.9 per cent lack salmon) since April . Summer run sieelhaad -47 sine May 13. TREE PRIMERS for RENT at A to Z Rental 1213 N. RivenMe 77t-1474 "I've come along faster than I expected but it will take a few more weeks before I get in the shape I want to be in." Wynn, who threw a lively fast ball and a sharp curve, expects to be ready for an other try "In about four or five days." He may pitch In Chicago next week end and thafi fine with him. I guess It's orlde or some thing but I'd like to win num- Der 300 against the White Sox." Wynn. who helned Chicago to the pennant In 1959, was cut loose by the Sox after the end of last season .after falling three times to gain the milestone victory. OGA Meet Will Start June 27 rornana - win - The an nual Oregon Golf Association state amateur match Dlay champloruthips will start June 27 and run through July June 27 will be qualifying day. The actual competition will begin June 28. The field this year has been limited to 144 men and 64 women. New York - (UPD - Stocky Jose Stable, Cuban New Yorker, used a buzz-saw hooking attack to win a un animous decision over Ranger Charley Scott of Philadelphia Saturday night and earn a probable non-title fight with welterweight champion Emile Griffith. Stable had the better of the hard - fighting because of his close-quarter hammering In In their nationally - televised 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden. There were no knockdowns but each was shaken several times and Stable's right brow was slightly cut as was the Inside of Scott's upper - lip. Scott's right eye was badly bruised in the terrific 10th round. ' Prepare now for U. S. 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