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Juniors Win Awards
At Rose Festival
Members of Bliss Heine's Jun
iors returned to Medford yes
terday after participating in
Portland's annual Rose festival.
The group won a first prize
ribbon for travelling the long
est distance to participate in
their division; a third place white
ribbon for marching units, and
a special trophy to be sent them
later. They reported that while
the day of the floral parade was
sunshiny, the junior parade was
held in the rain.
A party in the juniors honor
was given Saturday night at the
I West Linn inn, where the group
stayed.
Fifty - three members and
ten chaperones made the trip.
FORCE OUT New York Yankees' ccnterfieldcr Mickey Mantle Is forced at third on Hank Bauer's
attempted sacrifice bunt to St. Louis Browns' pitcher Tommy Byrne in first inning at Yankee Stadium
June 8. Byrne threw to Browns' third baseman Jimmy Dyck (above) to force Mantle.
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Brothers Post
Links Triumph
Portland (U.R) Budd and
Bob Jensen, a brother combin
ation from Portland's Rose City
Golf club, held the Oregon state
best ball championship Monday
after shooting an eight under
par 64 yesterday at Riverside
Golf and Country club. Their
36-hole total was 137.
Six teams were tied for sec
ond with cards of 140, includ
ing Fred Davis of Portland and
Dick Hanen of Coos Bay, Bill
Scmaffer and Jack Kay of Kel
so, Wash.; Bruce Cudd and Bill
Lees of Eastmoreland, Dick Es
tey and Bob Atkinson of Colum
bia - Edgewater, Erling Jacob
sen and Bob Enloe of Alderwood,
and Ben Hughes of Eastmore
land and' Al McAllister of Wav-erly.
Fisticuff Sport
Will have Czar
Grossinger, N. Y. (U.R)
Professional boxing soon will
have a $75,000-a-year "czar."
Jack Kearns revealed Monday.
Kearns, manager of light
heavyweight champion Joey
Maxim, said the International
Boxing guild would elect a
commissioner "within 90 days"
and that his salary would ap
proximate "seventy five grand."
Fabulous Jack; former man
ager of Jack Dempsey and Mick
ey Walker, is general sec
retary of the recently organized
International guild. Charley
Johnson, manager of feather
weight champion Sandy Sad
dler, is president
Troon, Scotland (U.R) Pat
O'SuIlivan of Orange, Conn.,
pulled the first upset of the
British Women's Amateur golf
championship Monday by elim
inating U. S. champion Dot
Kirby of Atlanta, Ga., 3 and 2,
in the first round as the four
day match play grind began
over the wind-swept Troon
course. Mae Murray of Rutland,
Vt., the first American to tee
off, entered the second round
with a 3 and 2 triumph over
Sarah Bolton of England. Polly
Riley of Fort Worth, Tex., gain
ed the second round with a 4
and 3 triumph over Mrs. Phil
Wylie of Scotland.
Wellner Victor
InState Shoot
Salem (U.R) Jim Well
ner, Eugene, Monday held the
Class A singles title of the an
nual Oregon state trapshooting
championships which concluded
Sunday at the Salem Gun club.
Wellner finished with a 198
score.
O. Milligan, Coos Bay, fin
ished second with 197.
In Class B, Leo Rickard, Cot
tage Grove, won top honors at
193 while Hal Stone, Tillamook,
won Class C at 189 and Jim
Twohy, Portland, topped Class
D with 17. Bob Iliff, Independ
ence, won' the handicap event
with 96.
G. Pass, Glendale
Winners in RVL
" Grants Pass downed Butte
Falls 10 to 3 and Glendale beat
Ashland 5 to 0 Sunday in Rogue
Valley league baseball encount
ers.
Result of the Prospect - Cave
Junction game was not learned.
Warren Simas pitched seven
scoreless innings for Grants Pass
and retired 20 batters consecu
tively. Lloyd Hart was losing
pitcher for Butte Falls, permit
ting eight runs in seven innings.
Floyd Shotwell relieved Hart
and was charged for two runs.
Grace Lou Comiskey
Dies of Heart Attack
Chicago (U.R) Grace Lou
Comiskey, granddaughter of the
founder of the Chicago White
Sox and one of the owners of
the American league club, died
late Sunday in Mercy hospital
of a heart attack.
Miss Comiskey was 31 years
old.
She held the office of assistant
secretary of the Sox and held
a major share of stock. He r
mother, Mrs. Grace Comiskey,
holds the majority interest and
controlled a s trustee part of
Grace Lou's interest.
LOGGER KILLER
Prinevllle (U.R) Leo Eugene
Reed, 39-year-old Prinevllle log
ger, was killed Saturday when
his caterpillar tractor overturned
and crushed him.
Dead line Sunday Clasilfleds la at
noon Saturdays,
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todays SCHENLEY
3"
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the best-tasting
whiskey in ages !
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NETTERS CLASH
Portland (U.R) Jim Brink,
former University of Washington
star now playing in Portland,
and Emery Neale, veteran Rose
City racquet wielder, clashed
Monday for the Portland city
tennis championship. Brink
downed Hugh Findlay of Port
land, 6-2, 6-2 in Sunday's semi
finals while Neale defeated de
fending champion Clyde Knox
of Portland, 6-3, 7-5.
ARCHERY TITLIST
Albany, Ore. (U.R) Ralph
Dunn, Astoria, scored 730 at
Knox Butte here Sunday to win
the first annual Oregon Bow
Hunters' field tournament.
Daily Wealher Report
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Fair and
wnnn tonight and Tuesday. Low to
night 45. High Tuesday 83.
Western Oregon: Partly cloudy in
north, fair in south portion tonight
and Tuesday. Rising temperatures.
Low tonight 40-50. High Tuesday 65
70 north. 75-80 south, about 50 on
immediate coast.
LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 89; Lowest 51.
Total monthly precipitation .82 inch.
Excess for the niontlv .40 inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1952. 20.52 inches.
Excess for the season 4.50 inches.
Relative humidity 4:30 p.m. yester
day 29; 4:30 a.m. today 8U.
Observations Taken At 4:30 A.M.,
120 Meridian Time
High Low Prec.
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Monday, June 16, 19S2
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE
JUST RESTING -Although Jake
LaMotta (right) appears to be
tired in this seventh-round close
up, it was Irish Bob Murphy who
tired in the final rounds of their
10-round battle at Detroit. Jake
was victor by unanimous decision.
BROTHERS THINK ALIKE
Memphis, Tenn. (U.R) Mr.
and Mrs. James Stanley's two
sons live thousands of miles
from each other. Both became
fathers. Both babies weighed 7
pounds, 3 ounces and both were
named Dennis. Neither brother
knew the other expected a child
and there's nobody named Den
nis among their relatives.
Seattle 59 41) .02
Spokane R3 45 T
Washington, D.C 00 72
Yakima 68 47
Tomorrow
Sunrise 4:35 a.m. Sunset 7:49 p.m
KITCHEN SINK STOLEN
Knoxville, Tenn. (U.R) Po
lice reported Monday that
thieves broke into the Salvage
Lumber Company here and stole
nothing but a kitchen sink.
Court Records
POLICE COURT
Walter Christen Miller and Ada Mil
dred Taylor, violation of bailc rule.
$10 each,
John Henry reterson, violation 01
basic rule, $15.
Solomon Hursten Fraley, failure toj
stop at stop sign, $5.
Virgil Lee Garst and Florence
Bowles, going wrong way on one way
street. $5 each.
Leo Benjamin Williams, failure to
stop at stop street, $5.
Lewis Thomas Buckley, double
parked, $5.
DISTRICT COURT
Edwin Warner
578.50.
Wayne Herbert Jackson,
tor's license. $0.
Robert Eugene Martin,
sti at red light. $10,
George Arthur
John Richard Drlscoll, overload, $53
Croi, overload,
no opera
failure tc
eorge Arthur Rapp. overwidth. $8
CIRCUIT COURT
Lauhach. Yvonne LaNell
liam V., divorce complaint.
MISSES DON'T COUNT
Holdredge, Neb. (U.R) A
kindergarten boy had been
throwing rocks at the little girl
across the street. She complain
ed to her mother and the mother
said to the lad: "Jimmy, don't
you think you owe Sue an apol
ogy?" Said Jimmy, "Heck no, I
missed her every time,"
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