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Medfordv,Tribunb Thursday, March t. 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN ID "'iTf.' J IS BOWLING COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Joe Clark took high Individual series and high individual game honors last night when the Com mercial Bowling league held its weekly session at the Medford Bowling lanes. His pinfalls were 221 and oil) respectively. Henry's Drive-in captured hon ors for high team series with 2.497 and high team game with 895. COMMERCIAL STANDINGS Teams W L Pepsi-Cola - 23 13 Werner's Bricklayer! ............23 13 Savior Barber Shop "....w.... 21 is Eagles' Lodge ..........20 16 Henry's Drive-ln ... 18 18 Ellis Grocery .. 18 20 Medford Motors 13 23 California-Pacific 10 2li Med. Motors 0 Barnum .... 434 , 46 - 610 ... 406 ... S25 3442 Henry's Inn 4 Weber .. 5" Huston 413 Latham Cuinmings S23 Clark ... Srhultz 481 Farrar , Minger .......... 414 Wright 2487 Pepsi-cola 3 Klclund 388 Huntemann 436 Shaw 467 Somcrville .... .104 Bice 500 2205 Ellis Groc. I Ellis 421 Rose 377 Nordstrom .... 4!15 w. Smith 408 Wood 472 2190 Cal.-PaeMc J Kyker 462 Hamilton 469 Hartzall 396 N. Smith 542 Ward 524 2393 Werner's W. Knapp Lawrentc J. Knapp , Kurth Robinson ...... Saylor'a 2 Liles 365 Watkins 375 K. Knapp 402 Clvde 437 Carn 511 2249 445 413 454 465 480 3287 Earlea 2 Cully 504 Tripp 310 Miller 539 Moser 401 Baker 517 3271 J'ville Lions To Play Nightriders On Friday Rivalry between the Jackson ville Lions club and the Apple- fate Nightriders will be renewed riday at 8 p. m. when basket ball teams from the communities play each other at the Applegate Grange hall. Funds will benefit the Girl scouts and 4-H club. Most of the players on both teams are middle-aged men. This will be a "return" game between the two groups. About a week ago at Jacksonville a team of Applegate area women won and the men from the area lost. High School Scores TUESDAY'S RESULTS Roosevelt 71, Franklin 59 Cleveland 33, Washington 25 Grant 48, Benson 36 Jefferson 57, Lincoln 43 Sweet Home 52, Lebanon 50 ' Seaside 33, Tillamook 27 Hlllsboro 47. Tlgard 39 Eugene 47, Cottage Grove St WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Central Catholic 31, Sandy 30 Gresham 41. Concordia 34 West Linn 35, Canby 30 Rogue River 54. Sacred Heart (Klamath Falls) 38 Salem 67. Sacred Heart (Salem) 28 Lorane 34, Valsetz 32 Butte Falls 52, Bandon 37 Gold Hill 32 Elkton 31 Oakland 40. Prospect 24 Brookings 49, Patseley 29 Westport 40. St. Mary's (Medford) 37 Jacksonville 44, Phoenix 25 Riddle 38, Coos Rlcer 22 Talent 55. Creswell 24 Hockey NORTHERN DIVISION STANDINGS W L New Westminster 30 17 Seattle .29 32 Portland 30 28 Tacoma 29 23 Vancouver ...................30 2.1 Victoria 19 38 T Pts IS 73 10 88 7 67 I) 67 Two Pointers Quintets Win Over Gold Hillers Central Point, Mar. 2 Cen tral Point seventh and eighth a.ouc uaaivuiuttu teams swept a doubleheader from the Gold Hill seventh graders winning 34 to anu uic ciguiii fcraae vouins coming out on top 45 to 15. anA Cnnn.. 1 1 . vrniv j.nrn&uu garnprea six to lead the CP. seventh graders Gold Hill. In the eighth grade noma J i , , pom; uviuyti -drrigan pusnea in 16 and Bob King 12 to pace the winners while Boye got seven to lead Gold Hill. WIL Baseball Season Opener Dates Settled Tacoma, March 2 ;u.R) A 152-game Western International league baseball schedule for 1950 was released today by league headquarters. Victoria visits Spokane, Yak ima plays at Wenatchee, Tri City plays host to Vancouver, B. C, and Tacoma plays Salem in opening day games April 18. League play winds up Septem ber 10. Snead Heavy Favorite in Honda Golf Open St. Petersburg, Fla., March 2 (U.PJ The most glittering names in p-nlr" ant tha Cm nnn c DBfaPc. htirp nripn iinHiimav trtHmr in 4ho nrsi or norma s warm-ups ior tne Augusta masters. The tourney shaped up as a three-way battle between defend ing cliamn PatA Pnnnnr Parw Middlecoff and balding Sammy Snead, with Snead the gallery iavorne. Bevos Undergo Hitting Drills In California Riverside, Cal., March 2 (U.R) The Portland Beavers got inten sive batting drills today and Manager Bill Sweeney said that will be the bill of fare for the next few days. Outfielder Joe Brovia starred in batting practice yesterday, driving several balls out of the park only a few hours after reporting for practice. STUDENTS LEARN GEMS Northampton, M ass. !U.R) When her sweetheart gives a Smith college girl an engagement ring, the diamond had better be good. Students in a class in gems and precious stones taught by Prof. B. M. 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