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MedfordWTribuns IB dD w il n (E CITY LEAGUE Standings: Norton Lumber Co. Too Notch Cafe Bom Lumber Co. W. 25 'i 24 22 Red Blanket Lumber Co. .22 White City Sales 20 Darrell Miller Co. 191k Ed's Berber Shop '. Mogan Lumber Co. . Central Market Crater Electric .19 ...IS 15 14. IndeDendent Order of Foresters it Camp White S Results: Crater Elee. H. Allen L. Knapp P. Dorff C. Hampson V. Alien 492 443 447 523 519 White City B. Fen! L. Smith V. Calhoun F. Knox J. Henson Handicap 2426 L. 10 li 12 13 14 16 16 'i 17 21 21 . 22 22 31 - 4 457 540 565 548 494 72 2676 Red Blanket B. Kimmel M. Harvey 8. Murrey C. Epps J. Longaa Handicap 3 Mogan I.br. 1 404 F. Chapman 413 339 J. Veal 474 440 N. Henson 527 552 B. Dyer 529 401 J. Burroughs 496 369 2505 2441 Central Mkt. 1 Foresters 3 B. Havman 491 J. D. Lubbers 394 459- v. simmonai . 433 V. Lubbers 432 H. Sullivan X. Sommer J. Keener G. SchulU 425 C. Morrison 476 442 H. Vessey. Jr. 506 Handap . 84 2335 2250 D. Miller Co. 2 Ross Lbr. B. Wilson 503 C. Heim J Roberts 427 F. Martin' E. Lenz 52 G. Culy T. Anderson 659 B. Forrest L. Webster 517 R. Wise Handicap 2y34 ' 2 ' 549 530 443 441 549 " 51 2565 Camp White R. Findlev R. Ruffin W. Cody. M. Ament J. Duane Handicap . Top Notch H. Shaw T. Jantzer T. Mitchell D. Harmon J. Laden 1 Ed's Shop 3 437 F. Couch 431 454 E. Paschke 483 396 T. VanSickle 433 425 I. BollinEer 453 451 K. Johnson 359 111 . 2274 2359 4 451 481 383 407 532 303 2539 0 467 502 462 431 443 Norton Lbr. M. Morris E. Olson C. Pfnister M. Olson J. Boetcher Handicap 2303 BLOOM TOO EARLY Memphis, Tenn. (U.R) Th Park Commission has agreed lo relocate a school baseball diamond because floodlights for night games kept "Gene Buffa's chrysanthemums in a nearby greenhouse "up half the night and made them bloom too early." ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Continental Lumber Co. 24 12 Shoe Dogs . 23 13 Lorenz Co 22 'i 13' j Hoopers Radiator Service ..18la 17 Va Star Body Works 13 18 Pine Tree Market 18 18 Lamport's Sporting Goods.. 15 21 Royal Club 14 22 State Forest Patrol 14 22 Kom-Pak Trailers 13 23 Results: Lamport's 1 3111 Meyers 539 i. Van Dyke 495 'jts Schneider 479 3111 Piche 482 Jim Farrar 375 2370 Star Body 3 T. Mitchell 583 H. Geener 412 Cecil Emery 456 Dale Graham 477 Lee Graham 423 Handicap 108 2459 Shoe Does 4 W. Eberius 499 Ed Float 456 Dick Kline 474 Chuck Lasher 443 D. Wunderlich 472 Handicap 117 2461 Hooper's 0 Dick Lewis 453 Dave Burns 483 Bemal Slead 433 Jerry Hooper 420 Herb Vallee 484 2273 Kom-Pak 3 Andy Andrew 543 Les Moser 444 Ed Page 473 B. Thornton 432 C. Birchfield 524 2416 Forest Patrol 1 Bud Van Hoy 455 Homer Smets 372 John Bradish 486 D. Stockton 432 Ted Maul 451 Handicap 108 2304 Lorenz Co. 4 C. McWhorter 559 John Mathes 462 D. McCorm'ck 472 W. Gottfried 533 Handicap 150 ' 2541 Royal Clnb . 0 Bill Fehl 427 Cot Hampson 552 Ira Bollinger 403 Lin Smith 485 Frank Knox 437 2304 Pine Tree 1 Cliff Curl 443 Frank Martin 443 Sam Mallon 354 Gale Culy 490 Dave Kreer 424 Handicap 84 2238 Continental 3 Hal Allen 536 T. Van Sickle 502 Ed Isaacs 364 Lloyd Knapp 466 Vera Allen 462 2330 HOCKEY CHAMPS Krefeld, Germany (U.R) Canada's player-coach Grant Warwick, jubilant over his team's .recapture of the world amateur hockey championship from Russia, vowed today, "We are going to keep the cup in Canada." The Canadians, who now have won the world title for the 15th time in the 21 tournaments that have been held dating back to 1924, crush ed Russia, 5-0, here yesterday before 9500 cheering spectators. Dead line Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: other days 5:30 previous day. Three Golfers Knot In Baton Rouge Meet Baton Rouge, La. (U.R) Boyish Billy Maxwell, the chunk former National Amateur champ from the Texas plains, went gunning for his first PGA tournament win today in an 18 hole playoff with two seasoned pros for first prize money in the Baton Rouge Open. A putt that hung on the lip of the 18th hole cost the 25-year old Maxwell a celar-cut victory at the end of the regular four rounds. No one except Maxwell seemed to know he needed it. Veterans Bo Wininger of Oklahoma City and Jimmy Clark of Laguna Beach, Calif., already had posted their 72-hole totals of 278, an even 10 under par, to tie for the lead. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Standings: W. L. Richfield Oil Co. 7 1 Medford Steel 7 1 Stevens Kaiser Willys 6 2 Barnards .. 4 4 Cummings Agency 4 4 Padghams Millwork 4 4 Austin King Trucking Co. 4 4 Hunter and Best 3 5 Junior Chamber of Commerce 3 5 Snoboys 2 6 Hawkinson Tire Tread Co. .... 2 6 Telephone Employees 2 6 Results: Medford Steel 3 L. Smith H. Sorenson R. Eastgate R. Edwards T. Tarvin Handicap 447 515 450 442 490 3 2337 Hawklnson'i 1 A. Bohannon 494 G. Goodrich 460 B. Shangle 429 H. Baker 409 . Carr 455 2247 .Tayeeei J. Asher 461 B. Rombach 417 M. DeHeart 417 K. S. Hill 405 B. Foster 445 2088 Richfield 4 (Absentee 456 G. Anderson 384 E. Kennedy 439 G. Culy 554 D. Kreer 520 Handicap 18 2371 Padgham's 2 A. Keith C. Hunter J. Milhoan J. Lausman H. Wilson Handicap 482 430 418 383 449 27 2189 Telephone Emp. 2 J. Martin 441 J. Strovel 461 J. Sedey 374 R. Rogers 481 L. Brown 384 2141 Hunter & Best 1 Joe Cabler 452 Jack Cabler J. Hunter H. Taylor Bob Cabler 478 438 404 474 2246 . Steven's K-W 3 B. Stevens 535 D, Kenner 453 (Absentee) 396 Hutchinson 442 D. Poling 386 Handicap 99 2311 King's 0 A. King B. Cook J. Fletcher P. Prince L. Boyd Handicap 369 312 470 418 459 369 2397 Barnard's 4 G. Lowe 520 J. Monroe 507 B. Jones 474 D. Morehouse 502 Harry Frye 546 2549 Snoboys F. Couch G. Russell L. Bogener V. Lowe J. 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Low Down Payment 9jf12S Money Back Guarantee Li " Phone 2-4998 Spoils Bulletin Medford high will fT either Franklin or Grant high of Portland on Wednesday. March 16, in the opening round of the state high school basketball tournament, accord ing to pairings made today by the Oregon School Activities association and announced by United Press. Canby Cops Mat Diadem Medford high picked up only three points in the state wres tling tourney at Corvallis as only Les Walch of three Tornado en tries reached semi-finals in the tournament. Walch won his first two matches then lost two by 2 to 0 and 3 to 1 decisions in the 156 pound class. Bill Dyer wrestled twice in the tournty, winning his first match and losing the second. He came close to going farther and possibly taking the mantle in the heavyweight group. The man he lost to, Neil Callison, Redmond, lost by only a scant margin to Jack Smith, Newberg, the event ual champ. Dyer was even in points with his last foe but Calli son got the referee's decision-. Paul Eckel In the 178-pound class lost his first match and was eliminated when the man who beat him was defeated. Canby won the championship with 75 points. Lebanon was second with 62. Klamath Falls got 43 and Newberg 39. Radiation Fails To Harm Security Guard Las Vegas (U.R) The Atomic Energy Commission said today examination of a security guard who entered an area of high radiation by mistake showed he was in "normal health." Dr. Ross Sutherland, of Las Vegas, examined Eugene D. Haynes, 36, yesterday and found the guard's blood count and pulse was normal. Haynes, of Coatati, Calif., was exposed after Tuesday's A-blast to 39 roentgens of radiation, 10 times the level considered safe for a human to receive during con tinual exposure during a period of 13 weeks. The AEC said at the exposure level of 39 roentgens, some per sons could be expected to have fewer white blood cells, while j&thers would show no effects. It was pointed out Haynes as exposed only briefly. Haynes, " an ex-Marine who had fought in World War II, said he felt fine and didn't know "what all the fuss is about." Janet Leigh Wins 'Golden Beauty' Title Hollywood (U.R) The Ameri can Photographic Society, a na tional organization of more than 600 portrait photographers today awarded actress Janet Leigh the title of "The Golden Beauty." Miss Leigh, who received a miniature gold camera, was de scribed as "the young man's dream of what he expects of love" by society President Don aid D. Moore. Runners-up in the competition were Grace Kelly for her "cucumber comeliness;" Ava Gardner, "a streamlined idea of svelte . and symetrical grecian beauty;" singer Jan Valeri, "a sculpturesque face and perfect physique;" and Miriam Steven son, last year's Miss Universe. Board of New Union Hofds First Meeting Cleveland (U.R) The ex ecutive board of the nation's new est union, the CIO Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Internation al Union met here Saturday in its first meeting as governing body of the new union. The convention which brought the merger of oil and chemical workers into one labor group closed Friday night after the election of officers. The president of the new or ganization is O. A. Knight of Denver, former head of the oil workers. The secretary-treasur er is T. M. McCormick, also of Denver, and formerly secretary treasurer of the oilmen. , The headquarters for the new union, representing 180,000 members, will be in Denver, the former headquarters of the oil workers. Hoop Bribe Offer Being Probed by 'Authorities 'Niagara Falls, N. Y. (U.R) The Niagara County district at torney said today the investiga tion into an attempt to fix Satur night's Niagara-Canisius basket ball game was stymied. William H. Earl, who revealed the attempt in conjunction with Erie County Dist. Atty. John Dwyer, said he has received no further leads. Earl and Dwyer held up the announcement of the attempt until the halftime of Saturday night's game because they hoped the unknown briber might try to contact Charley Hoxie, star Niagara forward, just before game time. Hoxie, a 6-foot-3, 22-year-old senior from New York City, was contacted by the unknown caller last .Wednesday. The call was placed from Erie, Pa., to Niag ara University and transferred to Hoxie's residence. Washington ND Swim Champion 1 1th Time Eugene (U.R) The Uni versity of Washington grabbed its 11th straight Northern Divi sion swimming title here Satur day, sweeping first place in nine events and gathering up 116 points to end the two-day meet. Washington State was second with 59 and Oregon State placed third with 29. Idaho took a fourth with 21 points and Ore gon trailed with 10. 1111 N. RIVERSIDE 5aor Wishes Solon To Mind Own Business Washington (U.R) Rep. Clair Engle (D-Calif.) in his weekly news letter today, said he received a note from a pros pective mother-in-law . asking why the Navy wouldn't let a sailor off his ship in San Diego to marry her daughter. The congressman contacted the ship and learned the young man hadn't asked for leave. . "Shortly thereafter I had a note from the sailor himself," Engle wrote. The note asked "why I didn't mind, my own business." STARTS CAMPAIGN New York Southpaw Ron nie Delaney of Akron, Ohio, will start his campaign tonight for a shot at the welterweight or middleweight crown in his first network television fight with Sugar Al Wilson of New York at St. Nicholas Arena. . Monday,. March 7. 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVErt Police Officers Set Training Courses Portland (U.R) March and April will be "back to 6chool" months for a good many of Ore gon's law enforcement officials as advanced police training courses open in 14. different cities throughout the. state. Sponsored by the Oregon Sheriff's Association and the Boston Celtics Boost Play-Off Opportunity By UNITED PRESS . A typical wild-scoring victory gave the Boston Celtics, a 1VS game lead over the Philadelphia Warriors today in the battle for the last playoff berth in the Eastern Division of the National Basketball Association. The Celtics rolled up a 108 104 triumph Sunday over the Fort Wayne Pistons while the Warriors were losing a 107-101 decision to the Syracuse Na tionals. In other Sunday games, the New York Knicks downed the Rochester Royals, 101-96, and the Milwaukee Hawks upset the Minneapolis Lakers, 100-98. RED WINGS PRESSED By United Press The Montreal Canadiens, matching strides with the De troit Red Wings through Sunday triumphs, now are in good posi tion to end the Red Wings' six year reign as regular season champions of the National Hockey League. The Canadiens scored a 4-2 triumph over the Chicago Black Hawks Sunday, while the Red Wings were beat ing the New York Rangers, 2-1. Oregon association of City Po lice officers, courses will be of fered at Coos Bay, Roseburg, Medford, Klamath Jails, Bend, Eugene, Albany, Salem, Mc Minnville, Astoria, Oregon City, The Dalles, Pendleton and La Grande. Officers will get refreshed by experts in police ethics, laws of arrest search and seizure, inter rogation and safe burglary in vestigation, civil and criminal processes, bank robbery, gov ernmental functions and . legis lative changes in the law. Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. . f oiks' 15 CHUMS Saturday, March 12 -Buy 25 Pounds.. PURINA BROILER CHOW GET 15 CHICKS FREE! 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