Dairy Maids Split
Series With Phoenix
White City The Rogue
Valley Dairy Maids split a
week end series with the
Phoenix, Ariz., Westerners,
defending champs from that
state, here Saturday and Sun
day. The Dairy Maids won Sat
urday night, 6 to 4, and had
a 2 to 1 lead in the Sunday
game until the visitors scored
four times in the top of the
seventh to win it 5 to 2.
The Maids scored twice in
the second inning of the Sat-
Grocers
Sit Games
Hie United Grocers resting
in third place in the Jackson
County Softball association
games split a double header
with the Kingsley Air Force
Base team yesterday after
noon at the Jackson ball park.
Kingsley took the first
game by a score of 7-4, but the
United came back in the sec
ond game to down the air
force team 2-1 in nine in
nings of play .
In the first game, . both
teams matched skills by hit
ting three and Kingsley was
first to score with a run in
the first inning.
Driving in the winning run
for the Grocers in the last
game was Chuck Hoyt who
got a hit in the last of the
ninth inning.
Jim Tackett pitching for the
Grocers in the second game
collected 17 strikeouts in nine
innings of play with only one
walk.
I.INESCOKES:
(l"irsl Gmne)
Kingsley 110 301 17 a 1
Gruccr 201 too x 4 7 1
Zander and Burnett. Kudall;
Duke Anderson and Sullivan.
(Second Game)
Kingsley 000 001 0001 4 1
Grocers 000 100 0012 5 1
Zander and Kudcll; Tackett and
Coolley.
League Leaders
t'nitpd Press International
NATIONAL LEAGutS
Player & dull ; AB R II Pet.
Groat. St.L. .. 117 3!)l 58 132 .338
Clcmente, Pitt 87 337 50 111 .3J9
Gonzalez. Phil U6 348 55 113 .325
T. Davis. LA .. 83 308 32 99 .321
While. St L 07 397 73 126 .317
Pinson. Cin ... !I8 304 58 124 .313
H. Aaron. Mil ..-1)1) 381 76 119 .312
Boyer, St.L 94 366 47 113 .309
Wills. LA 76 305 52 94 .308
Santo. Chi 95 377 46 114 .302
Torre. Mil 85 295 35 89 .302
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Plavcr & Club G AB R H Pet.
Ystrzski. Bos .. 88 338 57 112 .331
Mnlzonc. Bos .. 91 352 40 113 .321
Kaline, Dct .... 88 342 59 109 .319
Rollins. Minn .. 82 301 48 95 .316
Wanner. LA .... 94 347 50 108 .311
Pearson. LA ... 02 331 50 103 .299
Hshbrger. Chi 73 256 39 76 .297
Cinioll, KC 83 291 35 85 .292
Pcpitonc. NY .. 89 315 51 91 .289
Robinson. Chi . 90 335 45 93 .284
Home Runs
National League McCovey,
Giants 29; H. Aaron. Braves 28;
Mays. Giants 10; Cepcda, Giants
19;" Banks. Cubs and White. Cards
17.
AmcrlrHll Leitut Allison.
Twins 22; Killebrew. Twins 22;
Waencrs. Angels 20; Battcy. Twins
20; Maris. Yanks; Stuart, Red Sox;
and Howard. Yanks 19.
Runs Hatted In
National Lcncuc H. Aaron.
Braves 76; Santo. Cubs 09: White.
Cards 68: Boyer. Cards 66; Mc-
rv,.v HiantK Hi
American League Kallnc. Ti
gers 61; Wagner. Angels 61; Alli
son. Twins 60; Stuart, Red Sox 60;
Battey, Twins 58.
Natiunal League Koufax. Dod
gers 16-3; rerranosKi. Lioagers m-i,
Malonev. Reds 14-3; McBean. Pi.
rates 9-2; Marichal, Giants 15-3;
American League Radatz, Red
Sox 12-1: Ford. Yanks 13-3; Bou
lon. Yanks 12-5; Buzhardt. White
Sox 9-4: Hizarro. wnne ox n-o
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SEARS
urday game when Ellen Cal
laghan walked, Becky Glines
sacrificed, Sherri Larson
walked and Pat Barron knock
in two with a base hit.
Four runs came in when
the Maids came to bat in the
third, on hits by Doris Hick
son, Sherri Larson and Janet
Pfaff and a fielder's choice.
In the Sunday game, the
Dairy Maids scored twice in
the first inning on a walk,
two hits and wild pitch. The
Westerners scored once in the
fifth on an error, two walks
and a wild pitch.
Then in the seventh, with
two outs the Westerners load
ed the bases on two hits and
a walk. At this point Pat Bar
ron relieved Ellen Callaghan
on the mound, but Sharon
Halberg of the vistors whack
ed a double to score three
runs.
The Dairy Maids will face
Southern Oregon Dry Kiln of
the Jackson County Softball
association Wednesday night
at the Veteran Administration
field.
(Saturday Game)
Westerners 000 030 14 3 3
Dairy Maids 024 000 x 6 6 2
Marshall and Vasquez; Barron
and Larson.
(Sunday Game)
Westerners 000 010 4 S 6 1
Dairy Maids 200 000 0 2 4 2
Marshall and Vasquez; Callaghan,
Barron (7) and Larson.
McKinley Is
Singles Titlist
Chicago - IUPII - Chuck Mc
Kinley won his second suc
cessive men's singles title at
the National Clay Courts
championships Sunday by de
feating Dennis Ralston in a
battle of two young men who
hold the key to the United
States' Davis Cup fortunes.
Both McKinley and Ralston
frankly admitted after Mc
Kinley's 6-2, 6-2, 6-4 victory
at River Forest that the Dav
is Cup was foremost in their
minds.
McKinley, 22, San Antonio,
Tex. the Wimbledon champ
ion, said he was not going
to think about turning pro
until after the Forest Hill,
Davis Cup and other cham
pionships - "and a lot could
happen before then," he said.
NOTCHES A FIRST
Gstaad, Switzerland - IUPII -
Nicola Pietrangeli, the tem
peramental Italian Davis Cup
tennis star, had a first today
when he became the initial
player from his country to
win the men's singles title in
the Switzerland champion
ships. Pietrangeli won by
beating top-seeded Roy Emer
son of Australia, 7-5, 6-2, 6-2.
The ladies' title went to Rob-
yn Ebbern of Australia, who
beat compatriot Leslie Tur
ner, 6-3, 6-4.
SWEDEN, BRITAIN MEET
Baastad, Sweden -(UPll-Swe-den
will meet Great Britain
in the final of the European
Zone Davis Cup competition
al Wimhledon on AuE. 1-3.
The Swedes gained the final
by beating South Africa, 5-u,
with Jan Erik Lundquist and
Illf Schmidt scoring windup
singles victories Sunday.
Lundquist beat Gordon
Forbes. 6-2. 6-3. 6-2, and
Schmidt downed Cliff Drys
dale, 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, 6-0.
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Connolly
Saves Win
For U.S.
Moscow - IUPII - American
track and field athletes show
ered their thanks today on
hammer thrower Hal Connol
ly for saving a narrow team
victory over the Russian men,
but many wondered out loud,
"who'll save us in the 1964
Olympics?"
A 1-2 finish in the the 1,500-
meter run by Dyrol Burleson
and Tom O'Hara was the high
light of five Sunday victories
that enabled the Yanks to
edge the Soviet men, 119-114.
This was the narrowest Amer
ican margin of victory in the
five meets that have been
held between these two lead
ing world track and field na
tions.
Russian women swept the
11 events on the two-day pro
gram to rout their United
States counterparts, 75-28.
From the Soviet standpoint,
the most heralded achieve
ment was Valery Brumel's
world record high jump of 7
feet, 5?i inches. The Russians
won six of the final day's 11
men's events but could not
overcome the 61-54 advantage
the Yanks had piled up in
Saturday's competition.
Still, the United States
might have lost this meet for
the first time had it not been
for Connolly's unexpected
victory in Saturday's ham
mer throw.
The 32-year-old Connolly,
now teaching in Finland with
his wife, Olga, had notified
U.S. officials that he would
be unable to compete against
the Russians because of a
back injury. He changed his
mind at the last minute and
came to Moscow for the meet.
Had it not been for Con
nolly's victory, the U.S. un
doubtedly would have lost the
men's competition, 117-116.
STANDINGS
United Press International
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
New York 58 34 .630
Chicago 52 42 .553 7
Boston 51 42 .548 T'i
Minnesota 52 43 .547 72
Baltimore 53 46 .535 8,a
Cleveland 46 50 .479 14
Los Angeles . 47 52 .475 141',
Kansas City ...... 42 52 .447 17
Detroit 39 52 .429 18'i
Washington 34 61 .358 25'.,
Saturday's Results
New York 5. Cleveland 4
Chicago 3, Boston 0
Minnesota 11. Wasninston 3
Baltimore 6, Kansas City 3 (twi
light) Loa Angeles 11. Detroit 2 (night)
Sunday's Results
- Detroit 8. Los Angeles 2
Kansas City 3. Baltimore 2
Minnesota 3, Washington 2
Boston 3. Chicago 2 (1st, 10 in
nines)
Boston at Chicago (2nd, ppd.,
rain)
New York 5. Cleveland 2 (1st)
New York 5, Cleveland 4 (2nd,
11 innings)
Tuesday's Games
Chicago at Detroit (2. twi-night)
Minnesota at Cleveland (night)
Washington at Baltimore (night)
Los Angeles at New York might)
Kansas City at Boston tnight)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. I
Los Angeles 60 3
St. Louis .. 54 4
Chicago 52 4
Cincinnati 52 4
San Francisco .... 52 4
Philadelphia 52 4
Pittsburgh 49 4
.557 6
.547 i
.531 S'i
.531 8a
.520 9'i
.310 10'j
.505 11
.360 25 'i
.327 28' i
Milwaukee sw
Houston 36
New York 32
66
Saturday's Results
St. Louis 8, Houston 1 (nlghll
Cincinnati 3. San Francisco 2
(night)
Sunday's Results
St. Louis 9. Houston 4
Philadelphia 8. New York 0 (1st!
Philadelphia 7. New York 2 (2nd)
Chicago 5. Pittshurgh 1 (1st)
Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 3 (2nd. 14
inningsl
nmwauKce . ios nacn- him
Miilwaukee 13. Los Angeles 7
21dl ..
san rrancisco iu. v-iiiviiinan j
Tuesday's Games
Cincinnati at Chicago
St Louis at Milwaukee (night)
Philadelphia at Houston (night)
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (night)
New York at San Francisco
(night)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Northern Division
W. I..
Spokane 62 42
Tacoma 38 45
Portland 50 32
Hawaii 48 33
Seattle 43 62
Prt. GB
.390
.363 3
.490 10'j
.475 12
.413 19
Southern Division
XV.
Oklahoma City .. S3
Dallas-Ft. W 34
Salt Lake City .. 49
San Diego 51
Denver 43
Pet. G
.543
.319 2
.500 4
.461 6
.426 12
Two Cyclists Hurt
In Accidents
Two young bicycle riders
were injured in Jackson coun
ty Sunday evening, one on
the Old Stage rd., and one
on Highway 99, Oregon State
police reported.
Geoffrey Allen Vcvera, 7,
of 1785 Niedermeyer dr., was
injured at 4:40 p.m. as he
left a private driveway near
the West Side school and rode
into a southbound car, oper
atcd by John Lewis Beams
Jr., 25, of Central Point. The
boy was taken to Rogue Vat
: ley hospital, treated for minor
I injuries and released.
: At 6:20 p.m.. Steven Wayne
! Dclao. 9. of 749 Eagle Mill
Ashland, started to cross High-
i way 99 near the Jackson Hot
Springs and rode Into the pain
of a northbound car, driven
by Lester J. Hollis, 40, Eu-
; gene, according to police. He
was taken to Ashland com
munity hospital for treatment
and was released from the
MEDFORD MAIL
MCTFORDv-alWrRrBUNI
IPIffiT
FACE REMATCH - Sonny Liston, left, and Floyd Pat
terson will face each other tonight for a 15-round heavy
weight title rematch to be held in Convention center, Las
Vegas. Liston is favored to retain the crown he lifted from
Patterson last September. (UP1)
Liston-Patterson
Match Highlights
Slim Boxing Week
New York-IUPII - Monday
night's heavyweight cham
pionship fight between cham
pion Sonny Liston and ex-
king Floyd Patterson features
one of the lightest boxing
schedules of the year.
The Sonny Liston Floyd
Patterson heavyweight title
fight will be heard tonight
over radio station KMED at
7 p.m.
Outside of the "big one"
only four other boxing pro
grams are on tap this week
around the nation.
On Saturday night, the reg
ular nationally -televised
show from Madison Square
Garden pits Ernest Torrell
and Zora Folly, a couple of
heavyweights. Folly is a slim
6-5 pick for the ABC presenta
tion. While Liston and Patterson
Mills Cops
Women's Open
Cincinnati, Ohio - (UPU -A
calm 23-year-old from Gulf
Hills, Miss., Mary Mills made
her debut In the winner s cir
cle less than a year after turn
ing professional by winning
the U.S. Women s Open golf
championship Saturday.
A philosophy major in col
lege, the unperturable Miss
Mills overcame stiff winds,
soggy greens, a bevy of vet
eran pros and an ambitious
young challenger's stretch
drive for a three-stroke vic
tory Saturday over the Ken
wood Country Club course.
Veteran Louise Suggs, a
two-time former Open cham
pion from Delray Beach, Fla.,
and Sandra Haynie of Hous
ton, Tex., tied for second at
292.
Nottingham Sheriff
To Engage Mayors
Nottingham, England-lulMI-The
sheriff of Nottingham,
Alderman Percy Holland, said
Sunday he will "shoot it out"
in an archery contest against
two American mayors.
The challenge came from
the mayors of Portland and
Sherwood, Ore., to the Lord
Mayor of Nottingham, who
has made the sheriff his cham
pion. The match six arrows at
10 yards will take place at
Nottingham Aug. 24, when
the sheriff will shoot his
round at the opening of the
Golden Arrow Tournament,
which according to legend
was first staged as a trap
for the outlaw Robin Hood.
The contestants will stay in
their own cities and their
scores will be cabled across
the Atlantic.
Two Missing as
Pleasure Boat Flips
Ilwaco, Wash.-flJPIi-Two per
sons were missing and pre
sumed drowned Sunday when
their small pleasure boat flip
ped over on the Columbia
river bar near here.
Coast Guard patrol boats
rescued two other passengers
in the craft.
The Coast Guard identified
the r .issing persons as Ernest
Lloyd Lowry, 61, Tacoma,
and Air Force Staff Sgt. Dan
Snell, 30, Sunnyvale, Calif, I
A search was unacr way to
day. Mrs. Dorothv Bultcrficld,
36. Saratoga. Calif., and her;
son Danny, 12, were pulled
from the water by rescue
craft after the dredge Bitlle
notified the Coast Guard at
Cape Disappointment. They
were taken to Ocean Beach
hospital here in shock.
Lowry was Mrs. Butler
field's father.
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
are mixing punches at the
Las Vegas Convention Cen
ter, Joey Durelle and Clcmen
te Sarazin will get together
Montreal in one-half of the
double feature program there.
The other 10-rounder pits Ron
Jones against Mel Collins.
On Tuesday, Gabe Torronez
takes on Joe Limns and Dean
Bogany meets Roger Rouse in
doubleheader at Fresno,
Calif., while Bobby Gray
goes against Tony Vasquez at
Stockton, Calif., on Wednes
day to complete the week's
schedule.
Theschedulc:
Monday: at Las Vegas
Sonny Liston vs. Floyd Pat
terson closed circuit television
for heavyweight title; at
Montreal Joey Furelle vs.
Mel Collins.
Tuesday: at Fresno, Calif.-
Gabe Terronez vs. Joe Limas,
Dean Bogany vs. Roger Rouse.
Wednesday: at Stockton
Calif. Bobby Gray vs. Tony
Vasquez. '
Saturday: at New York
Madison Square Garden
Ernest Terrell vs. Zora Fol
ley. 2U98lMve7
Licenses Suspended
Salcm-IUPIJ-Durtng the first
six months of this year the
driver's licenses of 21,198 per
sons were suspended in Ore
gon, the State Department of
Motor Vehicles said today.
Oregon courts reported
more than 123,000 traffic vio
lation convict'ons in the six
months period, a 6 per cent
increase over a year ago.
Mandatory provisions of
the law resulted in 18,652 li-
cense suspensions ranging
from 30 days up to several
years.
Another 2,546 were sus
pended by the department
under its discretionary au
thority.
Included in the mandatory
suspensions were 1,224 li
censes of persons convicted
of drunk driving.
Most of these were 90 sus
pensions as a result of a first
conviction on the charge.
However 189 were involved
in second -time convictions
which brings a year's suspen
sion and 64 were to three
time offenders who are sus
pended for three years.
Failure to comply with the
state's financial responsibility
law was the chief reason for
license suspensions during the
period.
OSUNA" WINS SINGLES
Esloril, Portugal - (UPI -
Rafael Osuna of Mexico won
the men's singles title of the
Portuguese Lawn Tennis
championships Sunday by
beating Don Dell of Bcthcsda,
Md.. 7-5. 8-6, 6-4. The Danish
team of Jorgcn Ulrich and
Jan Lcschley won the men's
doubles title with a 9-7, 3-6,
6-3. 5-7. 9-7 marathon victory
over the Japanese team of
Osmano Ishiguro and Mishio
Fuji.
CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
on Cable TV
M0N JULY 22
7:30 P.M.
Dwayne Turpin Wins Three Pole
Vault Events in All-Comers Track
Some 205 entrants of all
ages competed in events in
the second week's running of
the all-comers track meet held
at the Medford high stadium
last Saturday, July 20.
Several new track records
were set by contestants rang
ing in ages from 13 to the
unlimited age open divisions.
Bill Cushman of Medford
set a new track record in open
division running by clocking
through the 120 low hurdles
in a new time of 13.3. Also in
the open division, Jerry
Schmidt from Boulder, Colo.,
ran the 880 in a record time
of 2:00.5'.
Three blue ribbons were
won by Dwayne Turpin of
Medford as he jumped in the
open division, high school di
vision and 15-16 pole vault.
The jump of 11-8 in the last
division brought Turpin a
new record.
boys results:
(Open Division)
100 yd. dash Mike Dicbcle;
Rich Ireland. GP: Bill Cushman;
Roger Houk: Jim Hill. :10.0
400 yd. dash Mike Diebele;
Jerry Schmidt, Boulder, Colo.; Jim
SnodRrass. :M.l.
Javelin John Burns. CP; Dan
Miles; Jim Roberts, IV. 220" 10".
120 yd. low hurdles Bill Cush
man; Dick Andrews; Dwayne Tur
pin. M. :13.3 (new record.
Shot put Paul Bauer; Don
Reese; John Tungate; Chuck Kim
ball. 43' 11".
Brnad jump Jim Hill; Jim
Cain; Dick Andrews; Frank Toews;
Jim Allen; Dwayne Turpin. 20'
11',".
880 yd. run Jerry Schmidt,
Colo.; Jim Snod crass; Mike Die
bele. 2:00 (record).
High jump John Burns. CP;
Sam Charters, EP; Dick Andrews
and Jim Hill. 5' R".
Pole vault Wavne Turoin: Ron
Williams. PH; Randy Cor fits: Jim
Consbruck, PH. 12.
(Mich School Division)
120 yd. low hurdles Roy Shaw;
Sam Charter. EP; Don Driskell;
Steve Root. 13.7.
Pole vault Dwa.vne Turoin:
Ron Williams, PH; Jim Consbruck,
PH. 12
Hlch lunin Don Driskell tirot?
Swanson. 5 2".
Javelin John Berentsen. CP:
Rich Richey, PH; John Tungate.
1B.V J .
100 yd. dash Jim Webb: Rov
Shaw; Sam Charters. EP; Steve
kooi; dim lain; men ireiana, uf.
10.. V
120 vd. hlch hurdles Dan Dris
kell; Roy Shaw; Dennis Rose. 15.3
(.tics record i.
Shot put John Tungate; Chuck
Kiimbail; Rick Richey. PH. 4tt 3".
220 vd. dash Mike Diebele:
Jim Webb; Jim Allen. 22.3.
Broad iunm Sam Charters. EP.
Jim Cain; Frank Toews: Jim Alien;
Don Driskell; Rich Ireland, GP.
20 0A".
u isc us non wiiitams, vh;
unucK rumoau; jonn lungaie. 13L
3".
unen discus Paul Bauer: John
Tungate. 132' 8".
(15 and 16 Division)
uau ya. aasn Jim Reverman; i
Dwayne Turpin; Bob Carte; Greg 1
Swanson. 24:4. I
Javelin Jim Consbruck. PH; 1
Dwayne Turpin. ISl 2".
High lump Dennis Rose; Ran
dy Corliss and Dwayne Turpin. 6' 1
Pole vault Dwayne Turpin;
Jim Connbruck, PH; Randy Corliss.
11' 8" (record)
I2n vd. low hurdles Rich Ire-
: land, GP; Dennis Rose; Greg Swan
son, in. j.
75 yd. dash Rich Ireland, GP:
Jim Allen; Jfm Reverman; Bill
Reverman. 08:1.
Shot out Don Mollov. GH:
Phil Fox. Cda. Idaho; Frank Toews,
Jim Alien: Dwavne Turoin. 38'.
Broad Jump Jim Allen; Frank
Toews: Rich Ireland. GP: Dwayne
l urpin; urea; swanson. o ia
nri 14 Division.
Javelin Randy Moyer; Nell
Shaw; Roger Gammel: Chuck Dar-
iana; mikc riueger, lum nciiuKg.
Discus Mike Plueffer. IV: Neil
Shaw; Tom Kellogg; Don Molloy;
Chuck Darland. D8' 3".
Pole vault Dorian wonts; jom
MaDams; Gene Thomas; Bob Mc
Cary: Randy Moyer; Monty Bcw-
ley. 9' (ties record).
44(1 yd. run Lon Slack, Ann.;
Ted Barber; Roger Gammel; John
Mever; jonn mucncii; L.arry nuun-
slattcr. (ill. .V ,
70 yd. high hurdles John Mit
chell. Ash.; Lon Slack; Jerry Ses
sions; Larry Hochstattcr; John
Meyer; Ert Brain.
7ft yd. dash Hcni i- jerry ses
sions. A; Lon Slack; Ted Barker;
John Meyer; John Mitchell. 0.1.
Heat 2 Dan veal, m; ttogcr .am
mcl; Dorian Corliss; Larry Hoch-
itattcr; Jerry sessions; wnarics ses
sions. 9.4,
Shot put uon rvioiioy, .n;
Neil Shaw; Mike Brown; Tom Kel
loilg: Roger Gammell: Mike Plue
ger. 38' 4" (new record event).
120 yd. low hurdles Heal 1
Jerry Sessions. Ash.; Ted Barker;
Uon sjbck; mrry niniiwi. m .
Heat 2 John Mitchell, Ash.; Roger
Gammel; John Meyer. 18.1.
Broad Jump Dan Veal. M: Lon
Slack; Randy Moyer; Roger Gam
mel; Neil anaw; jerry ai-snun.
7V'. . ,
220 vd. dash Jerry Sessions,
Ash.; Dan Veal; John Mitchell.
Larry Hochstatter; Bob McCary.
20 0
High jump 10m ivc.iorr, cn;
Roger Gammel; Randy Mover; Nell
Shaw; Mike Pluegcr. 4 10.
880 yd run Lon Slack; John
Mrvcr; Tom Mallams; John Mit
chell. 2 35-9.
(II and 12 ntvlilnn)
Pole vault Rodney Peterson;
Larrv Thomas; Tod Lilcs; Mike
Pilta'm; Ted Davis; Boh McLean
and Orval Endicott. 8' 1".
Broad Jump Rod Peterson:
tprrv KrnOnns: Robert McCary;
Philip Corliss; Dennis Templeman;
r:rno PUtraer 11' K)1,",
70 vd. low hurdles Heat 1
Robert McCary. IV; Jerry Sessions:
Dave Oir: Ed Brain 12 3. Heat 2
r.rrtr PI ue opr. IV: Don Stava
Bill Oshorn: Tom Bradley; Albert
Sutherlln. U.. n
71 vH rinmh 11ent 1 Ted DB-
vis: Dave Orr; Bill Osborn; Jerry
Sessions; Al Suthland; Harry Smelt
r.er. 10 3, Heat 2 Phill Corllns:
Boh McLean: Tom Bradley; Mike
rinoriv nan Hrvernun: Ed Brain
10.3. Heat 3 Rod Peterson: Greg
Pluecer; Robert McCary; Lynn
Thomas; Dan Stava; Dan Dressier
102
Hi oh lumn Boh McCary. IV;
Rod Peterson; Tom Bradley; Dave
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GRANTS PASS
NO. 1S84
Orr; Bob Casad; Hon Stava. 3
11".
330 yd. run Heat 1 Gtnn
Thomas. M; Phil Corliss; Ted Pauls;
Bob McLean: Don Stava; John Cor
liss. 4H.9. Heat 2 Greg Plueger.
IV; Orville Endicott; Tom Bradley:
Dan Heyerman: Kit Bewlcv; Dan
Dressier; Al Sutherland. 52.2.
ahot out Tom Brad lev. M: Rnrf
Peterson; Orville Endicott and
Don btava: Bob Casad; Greg Plue
ger. 32" 1".
im a. aasn Heat l Orville
Endicott, M; Dave Orr; Tom Brad
ley; Bob McLean; Bill Of born Al
Sutherland. 21.4. Heat 2 Greg
Flueger, IV; Lynn Thomas; Kit
Bewlcv: Bob Casad. 21 l Hia( .t
Phil Corliss. M; Dan Dressier; Dan
Heyerman. 21.0.
bhu yd. run Lvnn Thomas. Mr
Tod Lylrs: Phi! Corliss: Orville En
dicott; Bob McLean: Dan Dressier;
Dan Heyerman. 2:31.0 (new record).
(Id and I'nder Division)
70 yd. low hurdles Hrat 1
Bob Palm. EP; Ted Dierkes; Mike
McCary: Kim Cushing; Dennis
Peery; Scott McConnel. 11.3. Heat
2 Pete Hochstattcr, M; Terry
Piche; Mark Morehead; Rilev Gal
lop. 14.3. Heat 3 Dave Wilcox.
Ml Jerr.V Tiuoets: Dun Turkr:
Richard Moser; Kim McCary. 18.1.
Pole vault Tad Dierkes IV!
Bob Palm; Ralph Wiese; Mike Mc
Cary; Jim Davidson; Jeff Gallop.
75 yd. dash Heat 1 Jim Da
vidson. M; Bob Palm; Jeff Gallop;
uennis reery; peter Hochstattcr;
Riich Moser. 10.4. Heat 2 Kim
Cushing. IV; Nick Kadel; Dave Wil
cox; Dave Heyerman; Jerry Tip
pets; Riley Gallop. 10 8. Heat 3
bod urn nth. m; Mike McCary;
Dave Werner- Rnh Leaven- rtnn
Taylor; Scott McConnel. 10.3. Heat
Tad Dierkes. IV: Jacmie Thier.
baud; Brian Smith: Jim Hutchins;
Steve Randolf; Harry Smeltzer.
10.3.
Broad limn Bnh Palm. FP-
Kim Cushing; Jim Davidson; Tad
Dierkes: Bob Griffith: Mike Mc.
Cary. 12' 10'i".
330 vd. run Heat Bnh C.r.f.
ftth. M: Mike McCary; Dennis
Perry; Jim Hutchins; Bob Leavens;
Gary McKniaht. 32.8. Heat 2 Kim
Cushing. IV; Ted Dierkes; Brian
sniiin; mikc uooay; at eve Ran
dolf; Jerry Tippets. 51.5. Heat 3
Mike Kadel. IV; Dave Wilcox; Riley
Gallop; Richard Moser; Pete Hoch
stattcr. 58.5. Heat 4 Biad Cam
den. RR; Pat Werner; Gus More-
head; Randy Griffith; Ken McCary;
Don. McLean: Kellv Tiunets: Mike
Sodcrlund. 55.7.
Shot out Mike McCarv. IV:
Bob Palm: Steve Randolf; Jim
Davidson: Don Tucker: Jim Hut
chins. 23' 2".
150 vd. dash Heat 1 Nirk
Kadel. IV: Denny Peery: Dave Hcv-
erman; Pete Hochstatter; Dave Wil
cox; Rich Moser. 22.7. Heat 2
Bob Griffith, M; Jim Davidson;
Mike McCary; Jim Hutchins; Bob
Leavens; Steve Randolf. 19.8 (new
record). Heat a Boh Palm, EP;
Brian Smith; Keith Robbins; Mike
Doodv: Mike Bradlcv: 21.8 Heat
4 Kim Cushing. IV; Tad Dierkes;
jaques ineiroaua; Tim moser
20 8
Hich Jumo Jeff Gallon. M: Tad
Dierkes; Mike McCary: Jim David
son; Jacques Thiebaud; Kim Cush
ing. a- iu".
B80 yd. run Brian Smith. M
Brad Camden: Kim Cushinc: Mike
McCary; Tad Dierkes: Jacques
Thiebaud: Mike Kadal; Dennis
Perry; Richard Moser; Steve Ttp
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MONDAY. JULY 22.
75 yd. dash Heat 1 Kelly
Tippets; Miles Wilcox; Tom Pruitt;
Roger McLean; Mark Benson; tiary
McLean. 13.9. Heat 2 Brad Cam
den: Pat Werner: Mark Morehead:
John Pruitt: Mike Soderlund. 11.4
new division record). Heat 3
Gus Morehead: Randy Griffith: Don
McLean; Man Kramer: Brian Skud
larek: Rich Doody. 12.3. Heat 4
Kim Brain. A: Don Tucker; Terry
Piche; Gary McKnlght; Joe Brain.
11 B.
Broad Jump Brian Skudlarek.
M: Mark Morehead; Terry Piche:
Gus Morehead: Stan Kramer; Joel
Brain. 10' 4 ' (new division rec
ord).
130 yd. dash Heat 1 Pat
Werner. M; John Pruitt; Mike So
derlund: Gary McLean: Tom Pruitt:
Roeer McLean. 25.1. Heat 2 Brad
Camden, M: Mark Morehead; Steve
Tippets; Ken McCary; Gary Mc-
tsnicnt: Jim Leavens, zj.b (new
division record). Heat 3 Ken
Brain. Ash.: Gus Morehead. Don
Tucker: Randy Griffith; Don Mc
Lean; Stan Kramer, (no time)
GIRLS RKSULTS:
(Girls in and Under Division)
mgn jump ratsy Binner, CP.
75 vd dash Heat 1 Eileen
Pruitt. M: Joanl Reverman: Pal
Binker; Loretta Hansen; Becki
Hutchins; Monique Theibaud. 11.0
(new record). Heat 2 Wanda Terp
ening, IV; Mary I Barker; Kathy
McCary; Debra Perry; Linda Cam
den 11.9.
Shot out Kathy McCary. IV:
and Mary I Barker. Ph. (tie 1st):
Wanda Terpening; Pat Binker. 14'
11".
130 yd. dash Heat 1. Elcen
Pruitt. M: Joant Reverman: Wanda
Terpening; Pat Binker: Monique
Theibaud; Loretta Hansen. 22.1
(new record).
Broad jump Marly Barker.
PH; Wanda Terpening. Patsy
Binker; Cathy McCary. 9 8".
(Girls II and 12 Division)
uroacl jump Linda Mavneia.
IV; Julie Culbcrlson; Janice Bark
er; Diane Dierkes; Jennifer Wil
cox; Sofia bannern. 12 1 .
30 vd. dash Dawn More-
head. M; Linda Mayfleld; Julie
Culbcrlson; Diane Dierkes; Jenny
Wilcox; Joanne Blackmore. 20.4.
Shot nut Linda Mavf e d. IV:
Julie Culbertson; Jennifer Wilcox:
Janice Barker; Diane Derkes; Lin
da McLean. 26' 6".
73 vd. dash Heat 1 L nda
Mayfleld. IV; Dawn Morehead;
Diane Dierkes; Julie Culbertson;
Joanne Blackmore; Rosalie Ncal.
10.4. Heat 2 Jennifer Wilcox. PH.
(no tlmei.
Hlan lump Linda Mavneld.
TV: Julie Culbertson: Jennifer Wil
cox: Janls Barker. 4' (new record).
(Ulrls 13 and 14 Division)
High Jump Gail Terpening.
IV: Dale Mayfleld: Molly Ely. 3'
ll".
73 vd. dash Dale Mayfleld.
IV: Call TcrpenlnB: Molly Ely. 0 1).
anot put uaie niavueia. iv;
Gall Terpening; Molly Ely. 20' ft".
Ian yo. oasn uaie Mayneio,
IV; Gall Terpening. 20.3 (new event
record!.
Broad lump Gail Terpening.
IV; Dale Mayfleld; Molly Ely. 13'
5".
(Glrli 15 and 16 Division)
Broad jump Connie Geltze
naucr, Oakland, Calif, 11' 11".
Shot put Connie Geittenauer
ar io".
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at the GrLssom home.
Mrs. John Huffman assist
ed the sewing leader, Mrs.
Wilma Armitage, by answer
ing sewing questions asked
by the girls and demonstrated
various sewing techniques.
We worked on our sewing
projects.
The cooking girls practiced
on their fair projects. The
bread makers made bread
loaves and several types of
bread rolls, assisted by tha
leader, Mrs. Velma Noble.
The muffin makers mada
all bran and whole wheat
muffins.
The business meeting was
held and it was decided to
have our last meeting before
fair on Aug. 6 at the homa
of Becky Walch.
Lairramay Noble reported
on the Siskiyou pre-fair. Lin
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