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SOME DAT, POW! Although some older veterans chew tobacco
during their working hours, young Mickey Mantle, Yankee slugger,
prefers the less strenuous job of chewing bubble gum. Mantlt
surprised fans at Yankee Stadium during White Sox game by
popping bubbles. Kind of dangerous for a centerfielder if sodden
pop fly should come his way.
Hardtop Auto Races Here
Today; Point Race Close
Hardtop racing starts its Sun
day afternoon shows at the Jacx
son County Speedway in Med
ford this afternoon.
With the end of the current
season drawing to a close, point
leaders will be hard pressed to
keep their top positions. Bemie
Miller in M6 will have to keep
his speedy mount in the front
row all afternoon if he is to hang
onto his number one spot.
Cecil James, M9, is only seven
points behind and Jack McCoy
is right behind Cecil so there
will be plenty of hard, fast driv
ing this afternoon. Barreling
Bobby Wilcox says he isn't sat
isfied with fourth place but in
tends to climb on up and Elmer
Sisemore figures that he belongs
t the top, too.
There's only one number one
position and the track may be
a little crowded if everyone tries
to get in that spot.
Honorary President Bud
Beachwood is expected to com
pete for the first time on the
Jackson County speedway today,
and will no doubt be a formida
ble contender. Bud has been
watching the boys in Yakima,
Wash., do their stuff on a mile
and an eighth track and has
some ideas about speed on this
one.
Speed, spills and thrills will
be on the program this after
noon at the speedway located at
the Posse grounds and there mayl
be some new track records when
the sun finally goes down on the
Rogue valley.
Klamath Has Good Backs
Klamath Falls Good backs,
Inexperience in the line and
green . reserves is the general
picture of Klamath union high
school football this fall.
Backfield lettermen are Quar
terback Larry Yarnell, a good
passer who moves well from
the T-formation spot; Jim
Dougherty, hard running half
back and full back; Greg
Schulze, a fullback and also a
hard runner, and Jim Bevans,
a dipsy doodle boy.
Another halfback is Don Dex
ter, a scatback up from the jun
ior varsity.
Only line letterman on hand
is Ben Lawver, huge tackle,
weighing 276 pounds. Guy Mun
sell, a letterman end, is out
possibly for the season with a
shoulder ailment, a recurrence
of an old injury. .With him
shelved, leading end candidates
are Elvis Mitchell, Jay Dearing
and Bob Smith, all rising from
the jayvees.
Jack Himelwright has the in
side track along with Lawver
at tackle. However, Kei Mar
tin, transfer from Dunsmuir,
Calif., is a boy to watch. He's
six feet two inches and 195
Carmine Fiore Scores
Upset Over Womber
New York (U.PJ Carmine
Fiore, upset conqueror of Danny
(Bang Bang) Womber, was so
proud of his left hook and his
newly found stamina he said he
wanted a crack at the welter
weight title.
Instead of tiring Friday night,
as he had so often done in the
past, 24-year-old Fiore of Brook
lyn finished under such a head
of steam that he won the last
three rounds and took a unani
mous 10-round decision over
Chicago Danny at St. Nicholas
arena.
pounds and should see lots of
action.
Don Wells, Erwin Mullin and
Modesto Jiminez are leading
guard prospects. Denny Todd
has been top center candidate
but is pressed by Dwight Mor
ris and Wayne Rodgers.
The Pelicans under Head
Coach Bob Hendershott may
mix some single wing with T
offense.
Klamath Falls played Grant
at Portland Saturday.
Sept. 18 Roseburg at KF
Sept. 25 Redding t KF
Oct. 2 Eugene. at Eugene
Oct. 9 Ashland at Ashland
Oct. 16 Medford at KF
Oct. 23 Reno at KF
Oct. 30 Grants Pass at Grants Fast
Nov. 11 Bend at Bend I game Nov.
7 if either team qualifies for state
piayoiis).
Ralph Lomelli Leader
In Eastern Golf Open
Baltimore (U.PJ Ralph Lo
melli sported a two stroke lead
in the $15,000 Eastern Open to
day as he led a field of 120
golfers into the second round.
Playing with a bent putter,
Lomelli shot a six under par 64
in yesterday's opening round to
move into first place.
Trailing him closest at the end
of the first 18 holes were Julius
Boros, the National Open cham
pion of 1952, and John O'Don-
nell of Norfolk, Va., each with
68 s.
Para do
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New York (UJ- Little Phil
Rizzuto, the sparkplug of the
New York Yankees, peered
hesitantly into the future today
and asserted that the Brooklyn
Dodgers will be tougher to beat
in the 1953 World Series than
they were in last year's full
seven-game battle.
"Understand, I'm not claiming
the pennant yet," : the scooter
insisted cautiously. .nThis is all
'if because I don't want to put
the, jinx on us."
But, "if the Yankeets and
Dodgers do square off in the
World Series, the little short
stop who already has played in
seven of the baseball classic has
nothing but respect for the
Dodgers
Tough Barters
"I saw them in four game
over the Labor Day weekend,
when I was sent home from St,
Louis because of heat prostra
tion," Rizzuto explaintd,rMand
that lineup is murder.
"They will be tougher than
last year, too, because they have
more confidence, ha added.
"They have better pitching and
they are hitting well, and that
batting lineup, phew! Any one
of them, all the way down the
batting order, can put it out of
the park."
Strangely enough, the scooter
is rooting for the Dodgers to
walk off with the National
League flag as quickly as pos
sible. 4
May Be Cocky
"I hope they win every game,
right up to the end; he grinned.
Briggs Heads Ashland
Chamber of Commerce
Ashland William Briggs,
Ashland attorney, will serve as
president of the Ashland Cham
ber of Commerce for the re
mainder of the term of the late
V. D. (Bert) Miller, it was an
nounced Saturday. Briggs has
served as vice-president of the
organization.
Dave Fortmiller has been
named to replace Briggs as vice-
president of the chamber.
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Eagle Point
Romps 39-0
On Glendale
Eagle Point Eagle Point
high bounced a ragged Glendale
football club 39 to 0 here on Fri
day in the first prep fray of the
season in Jackson county.
It was a JDJ League hassle
and marked the debut of Glen
dale into the small Class A
school circuit.
The Eagles struck for one
touchdown in the first quarter,
two in the second one in the
third and two in the fourth. Two
Eagle Point jaunts to the end
zone were nullified in the open
ing canto by penalties. . ,
End Frank Reich was on the
receiving end of three touch
down pass plays.. The first was
on the opening scrimmage play
of the game. Reich took a sleep
er pass from Charles Eccleston
and ran down the sideline The
pass and run was good for 57
yards. The conversion buck
failed.
Masoa Intercepts
A 55-yard drive wound up in
another touchdown for the
Eagles in the second stanza. The
pay-off was another Eccleston
to Reich aerial good for 19
yards. A pass conversion try was
incomplete and the count was 12
to 0. Eagle Point's Eldon Mason
intercepted a pass on the Glen
dale 30 and romped to the one-
foot mark. The next play lost
ground. Then, Wayne Gillaspey
punched across the goal and
bucked the extra point try. Half
time score was 19 to 0.
A Gillaspey to Reich pass
gained 77 yards and third period
TD. Jack Greb booted the extra
counter and Eagle Point's mar
gin was 26 to 0. John Fox
plunged one yard for a fourth
quarter score but ' Greb's kick
failed. The concluding TD re
suited from a bad Glendale cen
ter snap. John Bunker scooped
up the ball on the 18 yard stripe
and went all the way. Eccleston
converted.
Back Bob Stewart was lost to
the Eagle Point team in the first
quarter when fie suffered a bro
ken leg. Back Gene Eccleston
was also disabled in the first
quarter and was unable to re
turn to the Eagle line-up.
HOT ROD RECORDS SET
Wendover, Utah U.R Mai
Hooper, Los Angeles hot rod en
thusiast, has six new interna
tional Class C speed records, aft
er putting his hand built stream
liner through its paces on Bon
neville Salt ,Flats. He sped
through the speed traps at 236.36
miles per hour for a new record
in the one mile flying start, top
ping the previous record by
nearly nine miles per hour. Oth
er records he set are: 235.87 mph
for the five kilometer run;
232.58 mph for the five mile;
231.95 mph for the 10 kilometer.
and 215.97 mph for the 10 mile
run.
That probably would put them
into the series as the favorites
and maybe they'd get a little
cocky."
Little Phil knows how dis
astrous that can be, because
that's what happened - to the
1942 Yankees when they were
beaten by the Cardinals,
"That's the only answer to us
losing that 1943 series," he re
flected. "We won the pennant
by a big margin and we simply
relaxed. We thought we had the
Cards beaten and then 'boom'
We looked up one day and the
series was over and the Cardi
nals had wen it."
Going Easy
The Yankees today are what
you might call a relaxed ball
club- There is a lot of light-
hearted joshing in the locker
room and good natured ribbing
during pre-game practice. But
once the game starts, the Yanks
look like a lot of hungry ball
players.
"I'm a worrier," Rizzuto ex
plained. "I feel good now and
everything is going fine, but I'm
the kind who worries because
things are going too good. That's
the way with this ball club. We
won't consider we have this
pennant until it's locked up."
Bowling
CITY LEAGUE
Alexander and Brown hopped
in the' winners' circle of the
City Bowling league last week
with a 4 to 0 victory over the
Little Joe team of Moose lodge,
Bull Moose pulled up in the
race with a 3 to 1 decision over
the Independent Order of For
esters. White City Sales split
with Crater Electric of Central
Point but got a first place tie
with Beaver Sales company
when that team lost 3 to'l to
Henry's drive-in. Two games
were decided by five and six
pins only. The standings so far
indicate a close race in the cir
cuit.
CITY LEAGUE 1
StanaiBis
Beaver Sales 10
White City Sales 10
Crater Electric
Henry's Drive-In
Alexander Ac Brown
I. O. Foresters
Bull Moose
Little Joe Moose
10
13
Results
Alex. A Browa 4
Boone i 594
Meyers ' 480
Stasia 497
Clement 868
Knapp 645
3783
Joe Moose
Wilson
Blessing
Davis
Roberts
Webster
Handicap
Henry's Drr-Ia l
Paschke 518
Franks 505
Kantor 423
Bollinger 450
Brown - S6I
3458
Bull Moose S
Keierleber 377
Hayman
Kenner
Calhoun
Sehuir
Handicap
468
327
416
366
494
264
3335
Beaver Sales 1
Ament
Shaw
Bex
Harmon
Laden
Handicap
476
408
515
474
493
48
3414
441
446
408
491
331
3293
I. O. Foresters 1
Rice 517
Mitchell 448
Geffnor - 444
Graham 404
Vessey 440
3233
Crater Electric 2 White City Sals 2
Knapp 499 rem 4B
H. Allen 847 Smith 517
Turman 453 Calhoun 436
Hampson 832 N. Henson 383
V. Allen 876 J. Henson 469
Handicap 177
356S 3466
High Game. J. Knapp 266
High Series.- J. Knapp 645
High Team Game. Alex At Bm 1004
High Team Series. Alex. At Bra ...3762
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
With regularity in the Com
mercial Bowling league Darling
Real Estate wins and Table
Rock Lumber company loses,
Playing each other last week
the Real Estate men won 3V to
Vi. Morning Fresh and Bakery
climbed into a tie with First
National bank by beating that
quint 3 to 1. Domestic laundry
was in the winner's circle at 3
to 1 expense of Quality market
the last season's champ. The
Eagles lodge and Bates Candy
company broke even at 2 to 2
to remain knotted for fourth
spot.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Steadings W.
Darline Reel Estate 14. IW
First National Bank , , ., ,10
Morning Fresh Bread 10
Eagles Lodge 8
Bates Candy 8
Quality Market 7
Domestic Laundry S
Table Rock Lumber
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Real Estate
Olson
Boyd
Tresham
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84 Neeee 437
313 Genaw 418
455 Brown 364
431 Cummings 424
S3S Freeman 508
Handicap 114
3284
3355
Morning Fresh
area i
Saechl
Beck
Farrar
Spain
Absentee
First National
Bank 1
863 Dimick 822
49 1 Shuler 423
463 Robertson 401
863 Lane 490
458 Johns 460
Handicap 138
3534
3434
Locker Boxes Locker Beef ,
o Custom Killing Custom Cutting
Catering to Small Markats and
Restaurants
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STILL AT IT Amos Alonzo Stagg (center) "Grand Old Man" of
football, talks over his new job at Stockton College at Stockton.
Calif., with Head Coach Earl Klapstein (left) and Carl Peregoy.
assistant coach. Stagg's 'acceptance of the ainistant coach's will
make it his 64th year in footbalL
Domestic Lndry. 3 Quality Mkt 1
VaUee 508 Ward 581
481 .Collins 550
481 Kyker 391
428 Huston 464
544 Henderson 860
168 t
Lotinsbury'
wiison
Johnson
Brown
Handicap
2610
3545
Eagles Lodge 2 Bates Candy 2
Weber 399 Grant 443
Garrett
Sullivan
Knapp
Tennant
459 Gustison
443 Shinn
537 Johnson
428 Dixon
Handicap
2268
372
488
433
818
84
2340
High Game, Dimmick
223
Ward 223
High Series. Ward 581
Hieh Team Game. Quality Mkt. . 920
High Team Series. Quality Mkt. 2548
THURSDAY TRIPLES
Royal Club defeated Crater
Lake Motors 3 to 1 last week in
the Thursday Triples Bowling
League to retain front spot. The
Motormen dropped into a third-
place tie with Chabots who won
by 3 to 1 over Star Body Works.
The Repairmen, however, were
elated by their first win of sea
son. Medford Bowling lanes set
the Mitchell Knockers down 4
to 0 to club into second place.
Van's Oil City split with Sher
win-Williams Painters. ,
Standings
Royal Club
Medford B. Lanes
Crater Lake Motors ,
Chabots
Van Oil City
Mitchell
Sherwin Williams
Star Body Works
15
12
10
10
8
5
3
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Results
Bowling Lanes 4
Fehl
Smith
Anderson
Handicap
532
542
566
12
1653
Mitchell's 3
Absentee 483
Mitchell 439
Schulz . 463
1385
Msson Ehrnun 3
Brown
Bollinger
Hampson
Handicap
513
495
538
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Crtr Lake Mtrs t
Cannon 480
Farrar 487
Vessey 584
1531
Chabots 3
Krles 497
VaUee 547
Absentee - 441
1485
Star Body Wks 1
Graham 452
Emery 419
Gegnor 353
Handicap 31
1281
Van Oil City 2
Allen 567
V. Allen 564
Vansickle
Sherwta Wilms 2
Shaw 433
Bex 517
488 Johns 843
Handicap 114
1519
1607
Hirh Game. H. Vessev -215
High Series. H. Veey 584
High Team Game. Bowling Lane 581
High Team Series. Bowling Lane 1640
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British Driver
Bests Existing
Speed Records
Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah
U.R) British designer-driver
Donald Healey's Austin-Healey
"100", fastest car in its class
in the -world, Saturday shatter
stock cars, regardless of engine
ed every existing record for
size.
The car sent three establish
ed records tumbling, and also
broke six U.S. National records
at the fifth annual Bonneville
National speed trials.
The- records were 108.7620
mph for 10 miles after taking
a flying start, and 109.1727 mph
for 10 kilometers.
Thursday, Healey drove the
car to a new measured mile
speed record for production
cars of 142.638 mph. The Brit
ish driver said it was only by
accident that he set the measur
ed mile record. American Auto
mobile association timers were
checking their equipment and
decided to clock Healey. It was
found he had averaged more
than a mile better than the pre
vious flying mile record for pro
duction autos.
On Monday, Healey will un
dertake the first of two 24-hour
assaults on international and
America records for stock and
sports cars in a dawn-to-dawn
run.
Hanson fo Teach at
Washington State
Ashland Philip Hanson,
widely known for his directing
and acting in Oregon Shake
spearean festival and Vining
Repertory company, plays, has
accepted a teaching position in
the drama department at Wash
ington State college, Pullman,
Hsmson and his wife, the former
Suzanne LaMarre of Ashland,
are leaving today for Pullman.
Hanson states that he will
teach oral interpretation and
acting and will direct two of
the college plays. He was grad
uated from WSC in 1949 and
later studied at the University
of Illinois, receiving his mas
ter s degree from that institu
tion in June of this year.
He played leading roles with
NeW York U.B Racing's
long-awaited meeting between
Native Dancer and Tom Fool hit
a snag Saturday when the; Danc
er was withdraw' - from the
Sysonby mile a Belmont Park,
Sept 26, because of the lack of
training time.
The Dancer recently, under
went a minor operation for a leg
bruise and, in the opiniorv of
owner Alfred G. Vanderbllt, "it
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Ford, Golfs leading money win
ner of the year and Dimunitlve
Dick Mayer, who 'hasn't won-a
major tournament . all . season,
were tied for the lead Saturday
at the end of the third round of
the $15,000 Eastern open.
Playing in the same threesome
turned in three under par rounds'
to. give them a total of 209 each
for 54, holes, one stroke ahead
of Peter Cooper, White Plains,
N. Y , who led at the end of the
second round Friday.
Mayer flashed a magic putter
in Saturday's round but his
putting Wizadry deserted him
just once on the par four 16th
whole when he bogeyed per
mitting Ford to catch up. Until
the 16th Mayer had come
through with 15-foot putts on the
first and fourth holes and a 20
footer that saved him from a
bogey on the 9th. . .
On the final hole of the round,
however, Mayer, from St Peters
burg, Fla., recovered some of his
mastery of the green back and
sank a 15 foot putt after chipping
out of a sand trap.
Ford, after shooting a par for
the first nine holes in Saturday's
round, caught some of the spark
that so far this year has earned
him $22,448 and came up with
Birdies on the long 535-yard 10th
hole and the 395-yard 13th- The
Harrison, N. Y., pro also saved
the day for himself by sinking a
15-foot putt for a par on the 16th
while Mayer was scoring his
bogey.
the Shakespearean festival com
pany for the past five years,
and for the past three seasons
has directed one play each year,
having been assigned two histor
ies and one comedy. Hanson is
a native of Washington, having
lived in Everett and Seattle be
fore coming to Oregon.
will be Impossible to have him
at his best for the Sysonby."
"So we feel we must announce
that Native Dancer will not run
in the Sysonby," Vanderbilt
said.
The announcement of Native
Dancer's withdrawal thus re
duced what had been anticipat
ed as a "dream race" to Just
another handicap event. The
Dancer's only defeat in 19 races
came this year in the Kentucky
Derby, while Tom Fool is un
beaten in his last nine starts.
Their scheduled meeting In the
Sysonby had' stirred interest
throughout the nation, for it
could have decided the "horse of
the year" title.
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Ward Registered
For US Amateur
Oklahoma City U.PJ--Harvie
Ward, the Atlanta Crackerjack,
barely beat the registration dead
line Saturday to complete the
list of "name" players for the
drama-packed National Amateur
Kolf tournament orjenine Mon
day at sun-drenched Oklahoma
ooif and country club.
Ward drove in just ahead of
the 10 a. m. deadline and imme
diately took to the course to try
and catch up with the 199 other
play-for-fun golfers who've been
tunine UD for the 5.1 rH annual
championship.
Ward is liked as a tourney
favorite by many of the experts
here but so are half a dozen,
a dozen or two others.
Taylor Puts Beavers
Through Tough Drills
Corvallis U.PJ Coach Kip
Taylor put the Oregon State
Beavers through a rugged,
game-type scrimmage Saturday
in which the Orangemen were
battling for spots on the travel
ing squad which opens the Sea
son Saturday at UCLA.
Taylor said every man was
given ample opportunity to
show what he can do under ac
tual game conditions.
Only one practice session a
day was scheduled for next
week after completion of two
weeks of rugged twice-a-day
drills.
Sports Bulletin
MiamL FlaflJ.R) Johnny
Cunningham of Baltimore, a
last-minute substitute with a
so-so record, scored a stunning
upset Saturday night over
Lightweight Champion Jimri-f
Carter by gaining a split de
cision in their 10-round. non
title fight.
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