Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 08, 1955, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text0 OSC Diamonders Down Pioneers Portland (U.R) Oregon State downed Lewis and Clark 5-2 in a pre-season baseball game yesterday although the Beavers were ,outhit 7 to 6. Four costly errors spelled de feat for the Portland club. Third baseman Jerry Bettendorf hit a homer for OSC in the fourth alter Johnny Fredericks had walked. Tiger Jones Only 8-5 Choice Over Johnson St. Louis, Mo. (U.R) Ralph Ralph (Tiger) Jones, who stunned the boxing world by whipping Ray Robinson on Jan. 19, was rated only an 8-5 favorite to beat George Johnson tonight in a nationally-televised 10-round mid dleweight bout at St. Louis Arena. The rather close odds were in terpreted by many boxing men as a belief that the "Tiger's" win over Sugar Ray was due, not so much to his own prowess, but to the former champ's poor condition. Baseball THURSDAY EXHIBITION'S Balto. I A) 000 000 110 2 3 1 Pitts. (N) 000 000 010 1 4 2 Coleman. Alexander (7) and Smith. Purkey. Thies 9 and Peterson. Win ning pitcher Coleman. Losing pitcher Purkey. K. City (A ....000 010 0012 4 2 Norfolk (PD 100 040 OOx 5 9 1 Kellner. Blackwell (8) and Astroth. Adams, Brown (5) and Ackerman. Winning pitcher Adams. Losing pitcher Kellner. New York (N) 100 000 041 6 11 2 Cleve. fA) 104 000 000 S 9 3 Gomez. Corwin (7) and Westrum. Garcia. Wight (9i and Foiles. Winning pitcher Corwin. Losing pitcher Wight. '10 Innings) Boston (A) .001 100 010 0 3 8 2 Phila. (N) ... 000 001 002 1 i 7 2 Sullivan. Hurd (3) and White. Rob erts. Simmons 8). Miller U0 and Lo pata. Winning pitcher Miller. Losing pitcher Hurd. New York (A) 103 136 300 17 12 0 Richmond flntt 100 030 000 4 10 2 Kucks. Sturdivant (7) and Berra, Howard (7). Habenicht. Thompson (4), Fine (7). Voiselle (9 and St. Claire. Winning pitcher Kucks. Losing pitcher Habenicht. Cincinnati fN) 401 100 201 9 12 2 Lyn b g (PD) 001 000 000 1 7 3 ScanUebury. Fowler 5i and Bailey. Shaffer. Emery (4). Whitaker (71. Cray 19) and Donnelly. Ramsey (4). Winning pitcher Scantlebury. Losing pitcher Shaffer. St. Louis (N) 004 001 001 6 6 1 Chicago (A) ...000 033 001 7 12 1 Lawrence, Jones (6). Tiefenauer (8) and Sarni. Trucks. Martin (8) and Lollar. Courtney (4). Winning pitcher Martin. Losing pitcher Tiefenauer. Dean-Hussane Wrestling Bout Expected To Pack 'em in at Merrick's Saturday Wrestle fans are expected to jam Merrick's arena tomorrow night to see Man Mountain Dean Jr., said to be the world's largest grappler, when he faces Yoggi Hussane in the main event of Mack Lillard's weekly mat of fering. The 30-year-old Dean, who hails from Stone Mountain, Ga., was taught the tricks of the trade by his late uncle, the origi nal Man Mountain Dean, and is said to have improved on many of the old boy's spectacular tactics. Dean's pet maneuver is a fly ing body press which he calls a "belly flop." Opponents have long sought to have officials bar the dangerous maneuver but it has been ruled strictly legiti mate. He sets a foe up for the "belly flop" by battering him to the mat and while he is in a dazed condition Dean leaps into the air and hurls his 380 pounds full force onto the unlucky one. Besides being a top flight mat ster, Dean is widely known for his feats of strength. He is said to delight in matching his r Get Your Art vogue Jaguar Sport Shirt.. . . Write Why You Like It WDM A 51,000.00' DM - 0 J ILJ TeDevDSDOon Set Look af These Wonderful Prizes! 4 MOTOROLA COLOR TV SETS-SHOWS COLOR, BLACK AND WHITE, TOO! 24 IMPORTED ENGLISH GBD PIPES 24 ARTVOGUE SPORT SHIRTS Enter the ARTVOGUE CONTEST In 25 words or less com plete the statement, "I like Artvogue's Jaguar Sport Shirts because . ." Get complete details and entry blanks at Robin son Bros. Contest closes at midnight, May 15. Enter now! You may win one of the 52 won derful prizes. 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List price Motorola Model 19CT1 February 15, 1955, $1000 including installation, service and sales tax. LOOK! Park Free While Shopping In the parking lot direct ly behind our store or in the parking lot on the corner of main and Front Streets. "IF MEN WEAR IT . . . ROBINSON BROS. CARRY IT" Iras, THE BUDS FOR QUALITY DUDS Next to Pick's Apparel Medford, Oregon 1 " YOGI HUSSANE He Asked for Match strength against a horse in a tug- of-war and is said to have never lost. Currently he is negotiating with a motion picture studio to play his late uncle in a movie film. Hussane, who was given the match after crying loudly that he was the logical opponent, will be outweighed by approximately 180 pounds. Other matches send newcomer Jean Eldon against Gerry Hunter in a gals' scrap and Cyclone Cobb against Buck Davidson. Starting time is 8:30 p.m., with doors to open an hour earlier. WEISER PLAQUE Klamath Falls (U.R) A Weiser memorial plaque has been established by residents of the Klamath Falls area in honor of Ralph Weiser, Klamath Falls boxer who died of ring injuries last December. The plaque will be inscribed in future years with the names of athletes showing outstanding sportsmanship. It has been placed in the foyer of the Klamath Falls armory. MEDFORDItifcsTRIBUNE SIPdDIffiTrS Fanfare FrldaT, April 8, 195S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Burke Grabs Four Stroke Bulge In Masters Tourney Augusta, Ga. (U.R) Bruce Cudd, who won the Oregon Open golf title recently, had a 75 yesterday in the first round of the Master's tournament here, three over par. Cudd trailed the leader, Jackie Burke, by eight strokes. By WILLIAM TUCKER United Press Sports Writer Augusta, Ga. (U.R) Curly haired . Jackie Burke, whose brand new putter yesterday helped him fire the best opening round seen here in 14 years, carried a huge fourstroke lead into the second round of the famed Masters golf tournament. And the other famou esntries were mighty worried, because 32-year-old Jackie showed no intentions of "blowing" nis sur prising lead. Burke stormed over the sunny but windswept Augusta National Course in a five-under-par 67 that included only 30 putts. It was the lowest first day score since Craig Wood's 66 in 1941. Jackie Didn't Gamble And it was a triumph of con servatism. Never gambling even once, the transplanted Texan who now plays out of Kiamesha Lake, N.Y., concentrated on reaching the mammoth greens in such a way as to leave himself the best possible putting lie. By DICK JEWETT Mail Tribune Sports Editor Larry Copple, Medford high's all-state basketball guard, has been nominated for participation in the annual North-South high school all-star basketball game at Murray State college in Ken tucky this June. Head Basket ball Coach Frank Roelandt re ported that Copple has received a questionnaire to fill out. Final word as to whether he'll actually be selected to play in the game will follow his return of the questionnaire. TEAM HONORED Members of Medford's sec ond place basketball team in the Oregon pre? tournament and Coach and Mrs. Roelandt were guests of Ralph Green at Ralph's restaurant Tuesday night for a steak dinner. The dinner was offered to them ' during the tourney, "win, lose or draw." ON SICK LIST Roelandt also reported that Frank Rector, Medford's second team all-state eager, sick with a cold, has 'been confined to his home where he is to stay and rest a week or more. The cold plagued him through the hoop season. GET DUCK LETTERS Dave Newland, ex-Medf ord high, is listed among Univer sity of Oregon athletes who won varsity wrestling letters. Dave won the coast title in his weight. Among Webfoots who earned varsity swimming let ters is Bob Hays, also ex-Med-ford. UNTRIED SOPHS Roland Thompson and Duane Goodman, ex-Medford high, and Don Clay, ex-Jacksonviller, are listed among "untried sopho mores" on whom much of Ore gon State college's success in track, may depend this season. Thompson is a pole vaulter, Goodman a sprinter and Clay a javelin thrower. The Beavers' spring sports booklet mentions Roy Rogers, ex-Medford, as a junior varsity reserve who could help the OSC cause in tennis this season. Rog ers was No. 7 last year. The book also shows that the .508 baseball batting average com nileH at DSC bv Frank Roelandt now head basketball and assist ant baseball coach at Medford high, is still tops for the North ern division of the Pacific Coast conference. The mark was achieved in 1949, first year com plete records were started. Howard Morris and Larry Bigham, ex-Crater high ath letes are on the baseball roster in the Linfield college spring sports booklet. Morris is a catcher and Bigham an out fielder. Both are freshmen. Morris olayed varsity football last fall for the Wildcats. Big ham was on the frosh basket ball team. LUMBERJACKS THROUGH - All plans to field the Coos Bay - North , Bend Lumberj acks baseball team this year have been abandoned, according to a notice in the Coos Bay Tunes this week. The club operated In the former - Southwestern Ore gon league and functioned as a strong independent club last year. , A meeting was called at North Bend last night for representa tives of North Bend, Coos Bay and Empire to discuss a new plan for fielding a semi-pro nine. Lutzen, Hilligoss Take Lead in ABC Doubles Fort Wayne, Ind. (U.R) The American Bowling Congress tournament was cut to early singles and doubles rounds today and booster competition tonight because of Good Friday. The marathon tourney was highlighted yesterday by the move of George Lutzen and Bill Hilligoss of Niles, Mich., into the doubles lead. They did it with a 1,290 score. Mike Souchak, muscular ex- Duke football vstar who leads the 1955 money winners, and Julius Boros, a fellow North Carolinian of equal physical proportions, both had 71s a stroke under par. And four stars were right be hind at par 72. 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