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Area Athletes State Meet Choices*♦If¥*¥011 This QuartetThis quartet of Rupert athletes is expected to score heavily in the shite track and field meet this week-end. They are, left to right: The speedy twins, Henry and Harvic Conlin; Don Farmer and Rod Pollard. (Staff engraving)w * * *Prep Diamond TournamentStarting Tuesday AdoptedThe complete schedule for the district baseball tournament, starting at Jaycee park at 10 a. m. Tuesday, was announced last night by J. 8. Halliday, Twin Palls coach and tournament manager. The winner and the runner-up In the tournament will represent the district in the Idaho High School Athletic association meet to be staged in Lewiston May 30-31.Although the teams did not, meetHorse RacingAt Night SetFor J eromeJEROME, May 17—Night horse racing is coming to the Magic Valley.The races will be staged May 28 and 29 at the Jerome county fairgrounds. Plans were made at a meeting of the racing sponsors to floodlight the tracks, stables and paddocks.Purses totaling $1,500 will be offered.Meet Summaryin a playoff for the district class B championship, Castleford will enter the tournament as the winner and Shoshone the runner-up. A flip of a coin decided their positions for tournament play.Twin Palis won the A title with Jerome the runner-up.The schedule:TUESDAY 19 a.m.—Twin Palls vs. Shoshone 1 p.m.—Jerome vs. Castleford WEDNESDAY 10 a.m.—Shoshone vs. Jerome 1 p.m.—Twin Palls vs. Castleford SATURDAY 7 p.m.—Castleford vs. Shoshone 9 p.m.—Twin Falls vs. Jerome.120-ynrit blub hurdluH—Wnn hy Pcfty-urovr, Twin FaIU; Snrtfflnl, Paul; Booths Burley; Clark, Hurley. Time;: 16.4 sec.IfllUyonl ila.sb—Won by Harvie Conlin* Riijierl; Groves, Jerome,* Rogers, Twin Falls; INillnrd, Kupcrl. Time: 9.9 see. tNew mtird; old record, 10.1 by McDonald,Twin Falls, 19131,Milo rim—Won by Rurffcnor, Buhl; firuen, Paul: Bailey, Rurby; Cireer, Ru-fitrt. Time; 1:31.6. by Neavcs, Jerome, who wan iliHqtniHfied for Interference.UO-yurd dash—Won by Fuller. Buhl; Arlnms, Jerome; Kleiwkopf; IloJyoak, Burley. Time; 32A sec. (New' record; old record, 52.fi bcc«, by Brockie, Ruuert, 1910).Medley relay—Wnn by Goodlnc: Selxarn, 11 f; farter. 220; Sawyer, 140; Roger ft* s Ml; Burley, Buhl, Twin Falla. Time:3:11.7.Coast League GamesFAULTLESS WINS AGAIN NEW YORK, May 17 m—Faultless won the Withers stakes at Belmont today, and, last week's Preak-ness winner did this race with less trouble.Ordinarily, this three-quarter century old one-mile dash Is regarded as a sprinters’ derby, which Isn’t cut out for the longer-running Kentucky derby and Preakness horses. But both Faultless and Jet Pilot, who won at Churchill downs this spring, turned out for it,All the tall rangy galloper from* , , it u kLos Anodes ...............lt;Hlfl [flfl 0: 1 -2 R lt;1Oakland ................321) tOO 11 x —S 10 1McCall, DobcniH!, Baucrs and Gillespie; Speer ami Raimondi.San Franrisco ........ 000 flflli 000—2 7 1Hollywood ........000 0 00 t flO—1 8 1Brewer and Gladd ; Orphan, Ynylian and Unser.Sacra mcnin ................010 001) IU0—2 10 2Seattle ...................... Old V20 02x—ti 11 lt;lr Mcher, Cronin and FitzgcruUi; Pubieland Hcmslcy.Snn Die.-ro .................000 001 002 1—4 5 3Portland ............... 000 100 110 0—3 30 ISalvo and McDonnell : Rice. Moldovan, Sierra, Kinnco and Mura tore.IDAHO STATE WINSCALDWELL, May 17 (,?)—Idaho State college far outstripped its three opponents yesterday to can-220-yard low hurdles—Won by Harvie Cunlin. Rupert: Denfflc. Twin Falls; L|v* inpston, Tv;in Falls; Archer. Bull!, Time; 22.0 sec. (New record; old record ‘23 sec., by Lake, Twin Falls, 1941).220-yard dash—Won by Snyder, Twin Falls: Henry Conlin, Rupert: Rev or, Buhl; Olson* Burley, Time: 22,5 sec. (New record; old record, 23 aec,, set hy Garner, Rupert. JfiFD.880-yard run—Wnn hy Kcncher, Burley; Cooper, Twin Falls; lingers, Rupert; Farmer, Rupert. Time; 2:07.5.880-yard relay—Won by Twin Falls (Snyder, Cross, Deocle, Rogers); Jerome, Buhl, Rupert, Time: 1:36,9.Shotput—Won by Pryor, Buhl; Van Every. Rupert; Mattson, Rupert; Mallory,Burley. Distance: 43 ft-. V\ in.Pole vault—Won by Martindale, Oakley; Manning. Burley; Caldwell, Twin Falls and Harris. Ruhl, fieri fnr third and fourth. Height: M ft., 2 in,Discus—Won by Tavlor, Oakley; Pollard, unpert; Mallory. Burley; Crothera, Jerome. Distance: 127 ft., 9 in.Javelin — Won hy Livingston, Twin I’nils; Jamison, Wendell; Pryor, Buhl; Ifogcra» Gooding. Distance: 148 ft.. 71/- in.fliKh jump—Farmer and Pollard, Rupert, tied for first and second; Clark, Burley; Sanford, Paul, and Pettygrove, Twin Falls, tied for fourth. Height: 5 ft., in, lt;Now record; nld record, 5 ft., 9Y* *n., by Mart indale, Oakley, in ISJfi),Broad jump—Won hy JEarvie Conlin, Ku-♦Sonford, Paul, and Kleinkopf. Twin rails, tied for serond and third: Archer. Buhl. Distance: 21 ft.Bucs SlatedTo Carry offTeamr rophyRUPERT, May 17—As a result of their showing in the Southern Idaho Athletic association’s record-breaking district meet staged here Friday, a half dozen Magic VaJley athletes will go to the state meet at University of Idaho in Moscow next Friday favorites to carry off individual titles the following day. Then, too, Coach George Hays’ Rupert Pirates are given a good chance to add the state crown to the district title that they won with 40 points, followed by Twin Falls with 371”, Buhl with 261i, Burley with 23, Jerome and Oakley with 10 each, Gooding with 6, Paul with 6i and Wendell with 3.The individual favorites will be:BOISE PLAYER FINEDllarvie dunlin, Rupert, who set new district records In the 100-yard dash with a 9.9-second effort and the 200-yard low' hurdles in 22.9 seconds and won the broad jump at 31 feet,Byron Snyder, Twin Falls, who just nosed out Henry Conlin, Har-vie’s twin brother, in a record-shattering 22,5-sceond furlough and ran a leg on Twin Falls’ winning relay team.Wesley Fuller, Buhl, who set a record in the 44«-yard dash of 52.4 seconds.Ron Pollard and Don Farmer, both of Rupert, who leaped 5 feet,9hi inches for a new high jump record.Dave Martindale, Oakley, the defending state champion, who pole-vaulted 11 feet, 2 inches.Other first place winners here were Marshall PettygroVe. high hurdles; Bob Burgner, Buhl, mile; John Rencher, Burley, half-mile; Cliff Pryor, Buhl, shotput; Taylor, Oakley, discus, and Drexel Livingston, javelin,Gooding's medley relay team of Tom Sehara, Bob Carter, Richard Sawyer and Vernon Rogers will try to extend its string of victories in that event,Neaves, Jerome's star miler, also may make the trip. He finished first in the mile here in 4:54.6, but was disqualified for interference.Cycle RacesJEROME, May 17—Eight motorcycle races for purses totaling $300 will be staged Sunday, beginning at 1:30 p. m„ at the fairgrounds here under the auspices of the Owyhee Motorcycle club of Boise,Eight races will be staged with the main event a 20-lap affair.
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