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Shirley Winters, Grapple
Opponent of Gerry Hunter,
Also Trick Rodeo Rider
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SHIRLEY WINTERS
A Trick Rider, Too
Tally Ho Has
Sizzling Day
At Redding
Tally Ho team from Medford
Bowling lanes sparkled Sunday
with the highest series ever
rolled by a visiting team on the
Redding, Calif., alley.
The high score of 2816 came
in one of the three matches
against Bassett Buick with Tally
Ho having high pin count in all
Ray Wise had a scorching 672
for the Oregon five in one of
the series.
The Medford aggregation put
together games of 1011, 958 and
847 in the big series with Bill
Hawley getting a high game of
235 and Wise top series of 605.
Other 200 games were Fred An
derson 201 and 220, George
Spaunhorst 202 and Wise 200
and 224. Fifth member of the
team was Karl Johnson. Bassett
totaled 2633.
Tally Ho won a second series
2791 to 2755. Spaunhorst had
two 225 games in rolling a 614
series. Anderson had high game
with 228. Johnson carded a 221
and Hawley a 203. Dan McRae
paced Bassett with 226 and 593.
All Three Games
While the Redding team won
one game in each of the two
eries the Oregonians took all
three tussles in the other match.
Pin totals were 2787 to 2572.
Wise racked up games of 218,
231 and 223 for his big series.
Another Medford quint took
one game out of each of the two
series contested against a make
up Redding five. Buzz Green
with 233 game and 562 series
was high for Medford in one
match while in the second Bob
Dyer had 206 and 210 games and
a 597 series. Sam Van Dyke had
a 201 tussle and Dick Spain a
204 during the contention. Frank
Knox was a member of the team.
Medford Lorenz company won
just one game in its two sesies.
Scores were not available. Mem
bers of the Lorenz team were
Frank Chapman, Charles Mc
Whorter, Fritz Kunz, Gene Doy
on and Dale McCormick.
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Shirley Winters, brunette
wrestling star from Chicago who
opposes Gerry Hunter in the
feature match of Saturday nights
wrestling card at Merrick's
arena, has a varied career for
a girl.
The 28-year-old flash spends
the summer months touring the
rodeo circuit as a trick rider.
After the curtain rings down on
the rodeo performances, she re
turns to the wrestling circuit
where her services are in de
mand in most of the larger cit
ies using girl wrestlers.
She also has seen service in
the armed forces, having been
discharged from the Marine
corps at San Diego less than
a year ago.
While in Medford, Miss Win
ters said she was interested in
meeting local rodeo officials
with a view to arranging to do
her trick riding performance in
the coming Rogue River round
up. She said she has never met
Miss Hunter in the ring but did
watch her work last week. "I
am confident I can beat her,"
he said. "I dpn't approve of
her style of dirty wrestling but
if she wants it that way, I'll
show her something."
Other matches send Cyclone
Cobb against Yoggi Hussane in
a rematch and newcomer
"Champ" Thomas faces Buck
Davidson in the opener, starting
at 8:30 p.m.
Baseball Briefs
Palm Springs, Calif U.R)
The Seattle Rainiers played
Hollywood at Anaheim, Calif.,
today after whipping the Stars
10-5 yesterday and purchasing
veteran Twink outfielder Monty
Basgall for an undisclosed am
ount of cash.
FORT ORD RAPS BEVOS
Glendale, Calif. (U.R)
Manager Clay Hopper's Port
land Beavers scheduled work
outs today after going down 12
6 yesterday under a 22-hit bar
rage laid down by the Fort Ord
Warriors.
OAKS BLANK PORTS
El Centro, Calif. (U.R)
The Oakland Acorns meet Sac
ramento in a desert Coast league
exhibition game here tonight be
fore leaving for Las Vegas, Nev.,
where they will play San Fran
cisco twice over the week end.
The Oaks blanked the Stockton
Ports of the California league
5-0 yesterday behind the com
bined four-hit pitchirfg of George
Bamberger and Charlie Beamon.
ANGELS CLUB MARINES
Fullerton, Calif. (U.R) The
Los Angeles Angels came home
today to take on UCLA in a prac
tice game after downing the
Camp Pendleton Marines 15-2
yesterday at Oceanside.
Brawley, Calif. (U.R) Aft
er dropping three straight to
the Cleveland Indians, the San
Francisco Seals edged Sacra
mento 12-11 yesterday in a des
ert Coast league exhibition
game to get back in the win col
umn. Baker (U.R) Harvey Storey
of Forest Grove, former Port
land Beaver baseball star, will
manage the Baker club in the
Tri-State league this summer.
The loop this year includes La
Grande, Pendleton, Walla Walla,
Pilot Rock and Baker.
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GREER RECEIVES TOP OREGON OPEN MONEY Joe
Greer, center, Yakima, Wash., who won top professional mon
ey in the Oregon Open Golf tourney here last week end, looks
over his $500 check. Greer carded a three-day, four-round 292
to edge his nearest pro rival, George Bazzini, Diablo, Calif.,
by a single stroke. In this picture Greer is flanked by Jim
Dunlevy, award presentaton master-of-ceremonies, and Russ
Heysell, open tournament chairman for the host Rogue Valley
Country club. Bruce Cudd, Portland amateur, winner of the
tourney with a 289 and another amateur, Dick Yost, Portland,
tied Greer.
BOWLING
CLASSIC LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Oak Knoll Golf Club 12 6
Hight Real Estate 12 6
Hammer's Sporting Goods 11 - 7
Sam's Sporting Goods 11 7
E. H. Mann Co 11 7
Henry's Drive In 11 7
Stevens Kaiser-Willys 9 9
Walker Real Estate 8 10
Sierra Cascade Pine Co. 6 12
Pfaff Sewing Center 5 13
Valley Music Co. 4 14
Results:
Med. Fnrn. (1) Walker's (2)
N. Hillver 534 R. Brock 403
F. Boone 432 R. De Vore 459
S. Van Dyke 503 F. Little 483
S. Stark 468 F. Knox 517
R. Rector 548 R. Wise 556
2487
2510
Sam's (1) Pfaff's (?)
D. Lubbers 502 (Absentee) 471
J. Kantor 413 A. Klatt 504
W. White 585 B. St. Hilaire 524
(Absentee) 492 C. Smith 555
H. Schroeder 523 L. Webster 440
2515
2494
Mann Co. (1) Henry's (2)
F. Anderson 629 G. Barr 517
H. Goode 498 C. Leonard 527
F. Beck 439 N. Florey 543
G. Schultz 446 A. Sacchi 581
K. Johnson 511 B. Hawley 533
2523
2701
(1)
548
549
507
548
514
2676
Hammer's (2)
C. Dawson 540
C. Hammer 503
V. Sprinkle 495
P. Peden 515
K. Preston 562
2625
Sierra
B. Green
J. Cabler
D. Spain
B. Dyer
H. Vessey
Hlghfs . (2)
W. Patterson 501
B. Howell 440
B. Wilson 498
B. Blunt 646
J. Morgan 535
2620
Vallev Music (1)
T. Mitchell 572
H. Vallee 493
R. Speer 511
G. Clark 508
L. Schneider 475
2559
Stevens K-W (2) Oak Knoll (1)
Spaunhorst
505 J. Colley 500
568 J. Kufner 433
516 G. Sikes - 589
536 B. Curtis 519
L. Wilson
D. Koblick
J. Harris
F. Stevens
565 F. Driscoll 540
2690
2586
Standings: W. L.
Eeatty and McDougal 28 16
Keith Brothers 27 17
U. S. Bank 25 '4 18 i
Starks Finance 23 21
Pick's Apparel 20 24
Trowbridee and Flynn 19 25
Town Beauty Shoppe 17 '4 26 4
Davis Transfer 16 28
Results:
Town Beauty t
N. Roberts 847
Keith Brothers 2
J. Runtz
M. Herman
L. Keith
R. Walton
N. Keith
Handicap
343
L. Bell
H. Culy
B. Chass
V. Corby
285
399
323
362
341
356
322
396
54
1716
1812
SUrk'i 1
R. VessT 896
J. Howard 373
E. Corliss 298
M. Simmon ds 327
T and T 3
H. Frye 419
R. Blaylock 344
R. Dean 278
J. Withrow 326
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Portland (U.R) Maureen
Murphy, young swim star for
Multnomah Athletic Club, will
enter the national senior wom
en's AAU championships at Day
tona Beach, Fla., April 7-9, Phil
Hansel, her coach, said today.
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MARCH 25 -APRIL 30
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Spring and Summer selling season.
Pirate Track
Squad Loses
Dick Cocks
Phoenix Coach Jack Wood
ward's Phoenix high school track
team, hard hit last spring by
graduation, received more bad
news this week when Hurdler
Dick Cocks dropped out of school
to enlist in the Navy.
Woodward had been countinc
on a good many points from
Cocks, who set a JDJ league
record last season in the low
hurdles.
Loss of Cocks left the Pirates
with only seven returning let
termen from last year's squad.
Back for action this season
are Delmar Brood, a junior pole
vaulter who went 10 feet 9 inch
es last year; Llewellyn Witte,
sophomore 440 dash man; Larry
Brown, a two-yar letterman in
the mile; Jim Korth, a junior
javelin thrower: Dwavne Brood.
a senior broadjumper; Dave Kel-
soe, 1954 JDJ high jump champ
ion last year with a mark of 5-8
and Ernie McLeish. sophomore
letterman in the mile.
Six other men are listed as
top prospects by Woodward.
They are Roger Puhl. senior
sprinter; Dan Lovett, sophomore
transfer from California who
figures in the srjrints and shot-
put; Jim Jones, sophomore high
nurcaer; Bill Madden, shotput
and broadjump; Earl Dillree,
sophomore low hurdler, and
Charles Swingle, irosh sprinter.
Softballers
Meet - at -Y
This Evening
Medford Softball association
will convene tonight and the
session is expected to deter
mine whether there will be
formal league play in the sport
in Medford this summer.
There has been little or no
response to calls for meetings
by President Herb Vessey so
far this year. But interest has
apparently picked up a bit
since Vessey announced that a
session would be held this eve
ning at the Medford YMCAi
It was stated that loop play
might be abandoned unless to
night's meeting is well at
tended and more interest is
shown.
TALENT OFFER
It is hoped, however, that
tonight's group will be large
enough that some organiza
tion can be undertaken and
some plans made for the forth
coming season. Among mat
ters to be discussed will be
the possibility of a season of
twilight ball instead of play
under lights there.
The feasibility of combining
the softball association and the
Medford Independent Basket
ball League under one admin
istration has also been talk
ed informally and that suggest
ion may be thrashed out to
night. Officers and team represen
tatives of both groups have
been asked by Vessey to be
present. All persons interest
ed in softball are invited to
the meeting.
Rogue League Tussle
Shifted Jo SO College
Phoenix Site of the Rogue
league track meet, originally set
for Phoenix high school, has
been changed to the new track
at Southern Oregon college, ac
cording to Phoenix Coach Jack
Woodward.
Date for the meet will be May
7. Rogue league members in
clude Phoenix, Eagle Point,
Crater, and Illinois Valley high
schools.
Wednesday, March 30. 1955
Seattle Kegler Heads Six-Game
Singles Met at Medford Lanes
Clive Wienker, Seattle, with
a 1253, is current leader in the
western six-game singles hand
icap tournament at Medford
Bowling lanes.
The tourney is being held
through June 26 in order that
all bowlers interested may tie it
in with other competitions being
held throughout the northwest.
It is being staged in conjunc
tion with the Southern Oregon
Handicap tournament which will
start on April 23 and run
through May 20.
Bowlers can enter the west
ern six-game singles three
times and cash once. First place
is guaranteed $350. Other lead
ing scores now are Gale Culy,
Medford, 1224; Ray Wise, Med
ford, 1172, and Hal Schroeder,
1158.
Entries for the Southern Ore
gon Handicap close on April
19. A big field is expected this
year.
An average worker in the U.S.
loses about IVz days of work
time a year because of some
form of temporary illness.
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