Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 03, 1954, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textt TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SPORTS Skeet Tussle On Sunday S Trophies in three classes will ie awarded Sunday in the Med ord Gun club skeet champion ship tourney. , j The trophies will go to the Jwinners and runners-up in each of the classes, making six awards In all. i' Traps will open at 10 a.m. in the annual event. I Last year Art Brown won Class A with 98, Hawk B with $2 and Everett Gibson C 'with 63. . f In the Ed Pease handicap ac tion last Sunday Don Hawk was tvinner with 48 birds out of 50 .and Martin dogston was run-tier-up with 47. Clogston topped skeet practice with 40 out of 50 and was high in lff-yard activity fwith 49. BASKETBALL .THURSDAY COLLEGE SCORES ;East i i NYU 75, New York Maritime 65. ' Niagara 81, Buffalo State 60. -South J South Carolina 74, Georgia 54. Wake Forest 99, Belmont 68. .Midwest 5 Illinois 88, Butler 34. Southwest t t - Baylor 67, Hardin-Simmons 63. Houston 85, Texas A&M 63: "i Oklahoma A&M 81, Howard -"Payne 44. Arizona 68, Arizona (Flag.) St. ;58. ;West t Portland 90, Sacramento State ,75. Pacific 68, OCE 59. 3 Sacramento JC 70, Clark JC 59. Pacific Lutheran 68, Fort Lewis 66. Buchan Bakers 91, Puget Sound 80. Central Washington 69, Whit- rman 55. iJohnny Saxton Given Decision Over Fuentes Los Angeles (U.R) Carmen -uasmo appeared in line ior tne first crack at Johnny Saxton's I world welterweight crown today Jin the wake of the champion's win over third-ranking chal- title bout. - Saxton on a unanimous but t narrow 10-round decision over Fuentes at Olympic Auditorium last night in his first fight since f-he took the title from Kid Gavi lan six weeks ago in an unim gpressive, highly-criticized bout. Choice of J. Garrity Completes East Team San Francisco (U.R) End Jim jGarrity of Penn State was added to the East team yesterday as 'the squad reached its comple ment of 24 men for the Jan. 1 Shrine Game at Kezar Stadium. Notra Dame and Purdue were Jthe best represented by landing Sthree men apiece on Dr. Eddie 'Anderson's team. t BADGERS WIN ivionmoum oi.rj racmc uni versity, with Norm Hubert ean- ai an en I.. gketball decision from Oregon v College of Education here last night. Ron Jones led the losers Iwith 15. Culy ON A la $495 plus freight FREE DEMONSTRATION Have this amazing new l.LI. -I I . J poridoie 011 neater aem-g onstrated in vour ' own ! building. Just call the Fred E. Barnett Co., at . . Medford 3-5166 HO .'r&S "''' ft . ' STOPPING LEFT with nose, ' on midriff during lightweight Perez. Lopes went on to win DBdDWILIIMdn COMMERCIAL LEAGUE , With the third week of the round history, Commercial Bowling League has still a full Quota of ties in the standmgs. Crater Lake Motormen moved out of a tie for first place by taking a 3-1 series .from Bates Candy, dropping the latter into fifth place. Table Rock and First National teams rolled a 2-2 split series and remained tied, but now for second place. Quality Market jumped into fourth by taking a 4-0 series from- Alex ander and Brown -Insurance, dropping into seventh. Morning Fresh Bakery knot ted Darling Real Estate," neither advanced. Mail TribundroEged into a tie for. eighth ana uomes tic Laundry, climbed into' a tie for eighth by the 3-1 series be tween them, won by Domestic. C and C Loggers took a 3-1 series from Valentine's Cafe, moving to sixth. High series were rolled by the Loggers with 2636, and Quality Market with 2617. High game for team went to Table Rock Lumber with 948. Individuals of the Table Rock squad took high series with Schroeder at 584 and Gardner at 577. High individual game was Loyd Huston's 225. Standings: Crater Lake Motors Table Rock Lumber First National Bank Quality Market Bates Candy Company w. r. 10 2 9 - 3 9 3 8 4 7 5 6 6 C & C lAglers Alexander & Brown Insur. 5 7 Mail Tribune 4 - 8 Morning Fresh Bakery 4 8 Darling Real Estate 4 8 Domestic Laundry 4 8 Valentine Cafe 2 10 Results:. ' Mornins Fresh 2 Ralph Doty 508 Dick Spain 462 Chuck - Shinn 422 Absentee 438 Darling RI. Est. 2 Jake Olsen 487 D. Copeland 443 Leroy Boyd 409 Sandy Clave 488 O. McNeel 513 Handicap 78 2418 Al Sacchi . 457 2287 Bates Candy 1 CX. Motors 3 C. Thompson 485 Pat Grant 469 Bill Hawley 570 Hal Vessey 526 f-38 446 540 537 Nels Florey Bill Royce Jim Farrar Mel Cannon Bill Newland 477 Hunter Dixon 519 -Handicap 45 2563 2587 1st Natl. 2 Table Rock Lbr. 2 Jack Gardner 577 Wally Neece 379 Dave Kreer 447 CI. Freeman 501 H. Schroeder !i84 Paul Dimick 503 Ed Bennett . 412 Wes Nissen 450 Larry Clark 526 Bob Lane 473 Handicap 75 2439 2488 Valentine's 1 Ray Klepper 479 Dick Lehman 381 Ray Wise 545 Les Schneider 548 Stan Straus 504 Handicap 96 2553 C & C Loggers 3 Joe Cabler 523 Jim Cabler 498 Chas Tennant 529 Jack Cabler 530 Bob Cabler 556 2636 Quality Mkt 4 D. Lubbers 573 Wayne Kvker 488 Wayne Ratty 507 Loyd Huston 563 A and B 6 Frank Boone 489 Ed Guldan .. 465 Bill Meyers 500 Lee Bex 479 Portable Heating Unit Vhich Can Be Moved From Work Zone to Work Zone as Needed A DOLLAR SAVER Floor level heat delivery, complete combus tion, no installation cost. THE ANSWER To industry's heating problems hearing the work zone not the waste zone. And Requires: NO Chimney or Flu NO Installation Mortemp does a better job than immovable heat ing plants costing $3,000. And . . it's easy to operate. Just fill wtih stove oil and plug into any 110-volt circuit. Mortemp saves you 75 on both equipment and fuel. You get 4 times the heat value. Put the heat where it's needed, when it's needed. No need to heat dead space between work areas. And in the summer, Mortemp, con verts for cool air distribution. Mortemp's Heat On Wheels Heats the Work Zone Not the Waste Zone 1MJETT (M Friday. Decemfear S, 1954 California's Joey Lopes lands one bqot at Brooklyn, N. Y., with Lain by split decision. (International) Al Henderson 486 Handicap -36 2653 Jim Knapp 600 2933 Mail Tribune 1 F. Anderson 530 Liddell 512 Bud Casey 453 Bob Monsey 481 G. Spaunhorst 452 Domestic Lndry. 3 Jack Weber 473 Ernie Olson 469 Joe Kantor 499 Dave Johnson 471 B. Garrett . 491 Handicap 108 2428 2511 LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Jorgensen's dairy picked up all the honors in the Ladies Classic Bowling League this week. The Dairy gals had high game with 803 and nign team series with 2354. Claudia Lowd of the Dairy quint had high in dividual game with zu ana nign series with 577. Hers was the onlv 200 eame of the night. An derson Thrift market rose into third place and Mary s Casa into ninth. Sfandlnes: W. 39 36 34 3 Hi 31 30 ia 29 27 25 24i'2 21 L. 21 24 26 28 'i 29 30 31 31 33 35 352 39 Elk Lumber Co. Jorgensens Dairy Anderson Thrift Market Crater Inn Motel Craterian Beauty Shoppe The Fasnionette MV-niiffiM Cofiee Pot .. Medford Feed and Seed Marys Casa Mornine Fresh Bakers Kachina Room Trail Creek Lumber Results: ' Trail Creek M. Matherson 385 D. Jantzer 452 T. Bevens 372 M. Langston 347 E. Goode 408 Handicap - 111 McDoffie's I. Schroeder 414 V. Corby 441 A. Wilson 357 M. Dyer 345 N. Burroughs 447 2075 TotaV 2004 Kachina Room Morning Fresh J. Long 510 G. Everden . 311 F. Aasen . 327 V. Bateman ; 445 K. Jennings 432 Handicap . 1 . " 2026 L. Ericson 466 R. Shuma 366 B- Dowon 465 A. Monro 417 R. Lane 454 2168 Jorgensen's The Fashionette C. Lowd 577 V. Knox 418 T. King 3. Wilson (Absentee) P. Gardner 377 520 432 448 P. Mather's D. Klein L. Rudy E. Baker Handicap 349 374 385 431 132 2089 2954 Crater Inn Elk Lumber T. Farrar 390 H. Norwood 431 J. Hampson , '347 : D. Royce - 363 424 V. Florey 397 480 A. Tamney 382 463 ' D.Christianson 538 A. Gebhardt G. Riggs C Teter Handicap . 103 2104 2214 Anderson's Craterian Beauty V. Cummings : 468 R. Eberius 448 E. Straus ' 383 M. McCall 443 E. Ludwig ; 370 N. LittreU 384 N. Hollenbeck 432 B. Hamra 365 A. Carbiener 403 A. Swoope 471 - Handicap 96 ,2151 . ; 2112 Medford Feed - Marys- Casa M. Little 353 Piatt 345 M. Lennant ' 405 Floats - 384 D. Hawley 7 423 . Tolles 444 L. Sacchi ' 347 Wright ' 363 R. Barr 509 Blunt , 413 Handicap 213 2037 ' 2162 fin $395 plus freight If If 1.. narcunu views Aired at Meeting Portland (U.R) Opposing views on the narcotics problem and Oregon's part-time parole board system, plus a pat on the back for better cooperation among law enforcement agencies highlighted meetings of Oregon district attorneys and sheriffs here yesterday. Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton, speaking to the dis trict Attorney's Association, ad vocated operation of clinics for treatment of narcotic addicts. Multnomah County District At torney John B. McCourt said that where such clinics have been operated large numbers of addicts and peddlers have been attracted to cities involved. Mc Court said the big need is for more federal narcotics agents. District ; Attorney ' James K. Gardner of Washington county, in a. panel discussion, said ' he believed a part-time parole board was able to attract men of broad er experience although he ad mitted at times duties would be come too burdensome for part time members. However, he sug gested that instead of a full-time board, additional part-time mem bers be appointed to allow a division of duties, Oregon Crab Fishermen Quit ' Newport, Ore. (U.R) Crab fishing was at a standstill on the Oregon coast today as fishermen put away their gear to await more favorable prices. Crab fishermen refused to put to sea after wholesalers cut their prices for fresh whole crabs. At Newport, the price was cut from 12 to 10 cents per pound effec tive Dec. 1.. A' spokesman - for the crab fishermen at. Newport said that the boats cannot operate success fully for any rate less than 12 cents a pound unless there is a large catch and catches have not been large. Fishermen at New port, Coos Bay, and Depoe Bay have agreed not to go fishing un til prices go back to the 12-ceat level. . i. Wholesalers blamed poor market conditions as the reason for the cut They pointed to the low price of meats and cheap imported crab from Japan and Russia as contributing factors. Novelist Hilton In Grave Condition ; Long Beach, Calif. (U.R) Doctors sought today to identify an ailment suffered by ' famed English-born novelist James Hil ton who is ' reported ' in ' "grave' condition. ' '- ' V; It was disclosed yesterday that the 54-year-old author had been hospitalized at Seaside Hospital here since Nov. 21. for. an un diagnosed ailment. Hilton's at torney, Martin Gang, of . Holly wood, said the ' writer was in "grave" condition. , -;V "Specialists have been; called in tor examine Hilton," the. at torney said. " One of the hospital's doctors, David Wigod, said the writer suf fers from "a more xv less gen eral infection. We do not know what typeit is, butwe're trying to identify . it. He has a high fever." :-.;.. ' - BAMA SIGNS WH1TWORTH Tuscaloosa, Ala.. 4U.PJ ; Ala bama hoped, for a rebirth as a grid power today under new Head Coach J. v B. (Ears) Whit worth, signed -to replace the aging Harold (Red) Drew. Whit worth, a star guard, at Alabama in his collegiate: days, was re turned to his alma mater Thurs day, apparently by lure of more money than the $11,000 he' was receiving at Oklahoma A and M. He was given a three-year con tract. SANDERS PAY RAISED Los Angeles (U.R) Coach Henry R. '(Red) Sanders received his reward today for leading UCLA to the national collegiate football championship a new contract and a raise in pay. The soft-spoken coach, who just fin ished his sixth season at UCLA, joined with Athletic Director Wilbur Jones in announcing that Sanders had signed. HEINRICH ADDED New York U.PJ Don Hein- rich, the nation's leading college passer in 1950 and 1952, has been added to the roster of the New York football Giants, while Pat "Knight, linebacker and de fensive end, has been placed on the injured server list. : MIRACLE MILE Los Angeles (U.R) Wes San- tee of Kansas, top United States miler, will seek to break the world's mile record Jan. IB in America's Miracle Mile race in Los Angeles Memorial coliseum, it was announced today. SEALS BUY EVANS c San Francisco (U.m Bill Evans, a 32-year-old right-handed pitcher, has been bought by the San Francisco Seals from the Seattle Rainiers for an undisclos ed sum. 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