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Lewis, Norse! Get Mantles In AAU-Mitt Tournament Larry Lewis and Larry Nored won championships for the Medford Police Athletic league by taking decisions Saturday night in the finals of the Oregon AAU Boxing tournament at Hillsboro. Lewis defeated Noel Morfin, Burns, in the 112 class of the open division and Nored took measure of Ralph Powers, Al bany, in the 119 bracket of the sub-open grouping. Junior McDonald, Medford, had a Friday verdict in effect reversed and fought Denny Mover, Portland, in the 139 open finale Saturday. Moyer was given a second round TKO. Two Medford fighters, Larry Irvin and Jim Evans, were on the short end of decisions in Saturday afternoon sub - open scuffles. Lstor Anderson was awarded the nod in the 139 class, a id Trov Ellis, Vancou ver, Wash., was given the bout with Evans. Both decisions re portedly were disputed and un popular. Lewis was never really able to really hurt his rival Saturday night but piled up the points against a good opponent. Coach Hugh Jennings said that Nored staggered his rival time and again and fought a beautiful fight. Ice Still Covers Fish Lake; May Not Open Saturday for Anglers Ice and snow make ii im probable that Fish lake can be opened io anglers on Satur day, April 30, opening day of the general trout season. Re sort Proprietor Llyd Morris said today., Morris reported . that there is six inches of ice over the entire lake and that it is jusi starling to break around the edges. There is still two to three feet of snow in the camp ing area, he said, and it is doubtful that those facilities will be usable even if the lake can be fished on Saturday. The resort proprietor, who returned from the lake last night, expressed the belief that it would take good warm wea ther through this week to melt Women's Golf The Women Golf association spring handicap tournament at Rogue Valley Country Club has reached the quarter-iinals. In the championship flight last week Mrs. Robert Temple de feated Mrs. Ray Frisbie; Mrs. Frank Tamney defeated- Mrs. Leslie Schneider; Mrs. Roger Clark, won . from . .-Mrs. Rose Bunch by default; Belle Schenck defeated Mrs. Loren Haugen; Mrs. Al Hart defeated Mrs. Thomas Culbertson Jr.; Mrs. Dick Finch defeated Mrs. W. L. Stark; Mrs. Warren Lesseg won from Mrs. Mahr Reymers by de fault Mrs. Clayton Lewis was defeated Mrs. Dick Knight. Next play will be Mrs. Robert . Temple vs. Mrs. Al Hart; Mrs. Frank Tamney vs; Mrs. Clayton Lewis; Mrs. Roger Clark vs. Mrs. Dick Finch; Belle Schenck vs. Mrs. Warren Lesseg. Second flight round will be Mrs. Ray Frisbie v. Mrs. Thomas Culbertson; Mrs. Leslie Schein der vs. Mrs. Dick Knight; Mrs. Rose Bunch vs. Mrs. W. L. Stark; Mrs. Loren Haugen vs. Mrs. Mahr Reymers. And the third flight round Mrs. George Harrington won from Mrs. Jack Wood by default; Mrs. Ed Radzweit won from Mrs. Bill Burt by default Mrs. H. D. McClure vs. C. B. Collins; Mrs. Maxine Hammond had a bye. Ladies day nine - hole play for Thursday, April 21, was crier's tournament. In the A group Mrs. Leslie Schnieder won with a net (37. Mrs. Ray Frisbie won in the B group with a net 35. Mrs. Fred : Conrad and Mrs. H. D. McClure tied with net 38's in the C group the D group winner was Mrs. C. H. Barrell. Next Thursday, April 28, nine hole action will be madal play. Pairings are as follows: Mrs. Ken Teeter. Mrs. Rose Bunch, Mrs. Warren Lessei. Mrs. Dick Finch, Mrs. . Frank Tamney. Miss Isobel Stuart, Mrs. Leslie Schneider. Mrs. George Harrington. Mrs. Sam Cotton, Mrs. Loren Haugen. Mrs. Robert Tem ple. Mrs. B. L. Nutting, Mrs. Thomas Culbertson, Mrs. Jack Wood. Mrs. Roger Clark. Mrs. Nobel Vincent, Belle Schenck. Mrs. Jas. G. Town, Mrs Ed Radzweit, Mrs. H. L. Bush, Mrs. W. L. Stark. Mrs. Victor Sether, Mrs. John Dav, Mrs. Dick Knight. Mrs. H. D. McClure, Mrs. Al H3rt. Mrs. H.C. Dowson. Mrs. L. G. McLaren. Mrs. Miles Doran. Mrs. Ward Samuelson. Mrs. Deane Lambert. Mrs. Chas. Mc Intyre. Mrs. A. Z. Dean, Mrs. Royal Bebb. Mrs. James Asher. Mrs. J. W. Mack. Mrs. J. O. Oakes. Mrs. Don Mc Geary. Mrs. Ed Milne. Mrs. Frank Benesh. Mrs. Paul Dix. Mrs. Wm. Blackledce. Mrs. F. M. Rhodes. Mrs. James Dunlevy, Mrs.. Ted Groomes. Mrs. Melvin McGrew, Mrs. James Shaw. Mrs. Jerry Olson. Mrs. R. E. Heysell, Mrs.' F. L. Somers, Mrs. Rob ert Morris. Mrs. J. W. Barnard, Mrs. Kobet tittle. Mrs. Stuart McQueen. Mrs. R. E. Barclay. Mrs. Lee Beu . mann. Mrs. C. H. Barrell. Mrs. Dick Field. Mrs. Ray Sorenson. Mrs. Reese Alexander. Mrs. Dan Adams. Mrs. C. E. Gordon. Mrs. John Pletsch. Mrs. John Bunker, Mrs. L. W. Bunonocore. IF Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks. Flues Drain Tile 727 Y. McAndrews McDonald, hampered by a cold, was game but tired in his fight with Moyer. On Friday, McDonald had flattened Ron Gonzales and appeared certain winner but officials gave the bout to the Portland fighter on an alleged foul. After protest, McDonald was awarded the mix on a knockout and that put him into the finale. In Irvin's last fight, after scoring a Friday KO, he blast ed his foe all over the ring for two rounds. He was punched out for the third but his oppon ent didn't have anything either. Anderson got a split decision. OPEN DIVISION FINALS 112 pounds Larry Lewis. Medford, dec. Noel Morfin. Burns Elks. 119 pounds Louis Johnson, Port land PAL, dec. Frank Ellis, Burns Elks. 125 pounds Larry Richards, Burns Elks, dec. Jerry Cox, unattached. ' 132 DOunds Jackie Puscas. Eugena. second round TKO over Len John son. Burns Elks. 139 pounds Denny Moyer, Ram blers, second round TKO over Jun ior McDonald. Medford. 147 pounds Tommy Thomas. Port land Air Base, first round kayo over John Barreras. unattached. 156 pounds Chuck Lincoln, Port land PAL. dec. John Green. Hoseburg. lbo pounds Carleton Lincoln, fort- land PAL, dec. Willie Richardson, Ramblers. 178 pounds Dan Murray, unat tached, second round TKO over Joe bcnolteld. Burns tins. Heavyweight Walt Surveyor, Port land Air Base, first round TKO over Billy Pierce. Tongue Point. and break up the ice suffic iently to permit fishing. He will make daily trips to the lake and report to The Mail Tribune. . MOST IN YEARS Prospects don't look good for Saturday, according io Morris. There is more snow at the store i area at the lake than he has seen in a good many yean at this late date, Morris report ed. He said there are drifts as high as five feet the last two miles going into the lake and he warned that persons with trailer houses ' "certainly should not try" to come in with them this week. Morris said, nevertheless, that 18 to 24 inches of the snow is soft and appears as new snow. It could melt, he stated. Several fellows working for him at the lake walked out on the ice yesterday. Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Seattle 13 8 Los Angeles U 9 Pet. G.B. .619 .550 .528 .526 .500 .474 .400 .389 san Diego 10 9 San Francisco' 10 " 9 Portland . 8 8 Sacramento 9 10 Hollywood . 8 12 Oakland 7 11 J'.2 2 2 2,j 3 Sunday's Results: San Francisco 5-4, Hollywood 4-8, Oakland 5-0, Las Angeles 2-3. Seattle 4-6. Sacramento 3-1. Portland 9-3. SanDiego 5-2. (Bow series stands) Seattle 6. Sacramento 1. Los Angeles 4, Oakland 2. San Francisco 4, Hollywood 2. "3 San Diego 2, Portland 2. M l-Next series)'. ' . San Francisco at Oakland. Hollywood at Los Angeles. San Diego at Seattle. Sacramento at Portland. V NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet 63. - - 11 2 .846 7 3 .700 2i 6 4 .600 3,i . 1 5 .583 3Vj 6 6 .500 4,i 4 6 .400 5i 2 10 .167 8,i 1 8 .111 8 Erooklyn '. Milwaukee St. Louis Chicago Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh .... Sunday's Results: New York 11 Brooklyn 1. 10 innings. Pitsburgh 6 Philadelphia 1.- first game. 2nd game suspended in 8th, Philadelphia leading 2-0. Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1. first game. Second game called end of 2 innings, rain. St. Louis at Milwaukee jppd rain. (Monday's Games): No games scheduled. (Tuesday's Games): Cincinnati at Brooklyn, night. Milwaukee at New York, night. St. Louis at Philadelphia, night. Chicago at Pittsburgh, night AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. 3 4 4 5 5 5 7 9 Pet. .667 .636 .636 .545 .500 .500 .300 .250 G.B. Chicago 6 New York 7 Boston Cleveland Washington Detroit Kansas City Baltimore .. 7 8 ..... 5 5 3 3 1 Hi 3 '2 4 ',i Sunday's Results: Boston 1. New York 0. Kansas City 5 Chicago 0. Detroit. 6 Cleveland 4. Baltimore 2 Washington game. 11 innings. - 1. first Washington 5 Baltimore 2. second game. Monday's Games: No games scheduled. Tuesday's Games: Boston at Kansis City, night. Baltimore at Detroit. Washington at Cleveland. ; New York at Chicago. IDAHO LINKSMEN WIN Moscow, Ida. (U.PJ Washing ton State College- and the Uni versity " of Idaho shared honors evenly at 9-9 in golf singles here Saturday. Idaho came out ahead in the best ball, 5Vfc to 36. Bob Campbell of Idaho was medalist with a one-over-par 71. WSC was .led by Larry Graft's 74. CHIEFS TOP BRONCS Lewiston, Ida. U.R) Hot 10th inning play gave Seattle university a 7-5 victory over the Lewiston Broncs of the North west League in an exhibition baseball game here Saturday. Many aircraft engine parts are plated with tin to prevent scuf fing and increase durability. BIRTHS : HARRIS To Mr. and Mrs. Da vid, route 1, box 421, Talent, April 24, 1955, a boy, STA pounds at Community hospital. - -' MedfordTrlbunb SIPCIDDSTrS COMPETING AGAINST eight other high school seniors in horse manship, personality, photogenic qualities and appearance in western attire, Lyhdal Holme, 17 wins top honors in 1955 Salinas Rodeo Official Hostess contest. Dr. E. J. Leach, rodeo president, offers congratulations. Rodeo dates, July 14-17. - (International) "JETSPUN" COVERS CUT-PRICED Equals 28.95 Set 24.88 Installed free ...... 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Mrs. Ferd Jones has returned from a visit to Detroit ranger station to see her son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Jones and two children. Students from the 4th, 5th and 6th grades of Gold Hill will take part in the music festival Wed nesday, April 27, at Southern Oregon, college at Ashland. Buses will leave in the morning, each youngster is to take a sack lunch. Program will start at 1:15 p.m. - Mrs. Everett Brown of Table Rock is substituting for Mrs. Marie Brannock, second grade, Mm I lj when Set Now during Wards 10-day Sale you save money on Wards best Rayon-cord pas senger tire. Constructed from first quality materials to meet first line standards, to give you big savings with, no sacrifice in quality. Deep non-skid design gives you long, safe wear and maximum steering control; multi-row tread has variable pitch for greatest traction smooth quiet riding. Rupture resistant rayon cord body is built to give you the utmost in driving safety and comfort. Monday April 23, 19SS for a few days. Friday, May 6, the last of a series of skating parties will be held at the Grants Pass Roler drome. This one will be spon sored by the student body and the money will go to finish pay ing for the baseball jerseys which they are buying, therefore it is hoped that a large crowd will attend. J Past Noble Grands club of Amethyst Rebekah lodge will meet, at the home of Mrs. Harry Newnham for their regular meet ing and installation of officers, Thursday evening, April 28. They ,were scheduled to meet at the Odd Fellows lodge to work in the kitchen but due to conflicting appointments they will do that at a later date. ' . Underseas prospecting for tin has been started off the West coast of Malaya. Subscribers To report Improper or non-delivery of the Mail Tribune phone 2-6141 before 6:45 cm. daily and 10:30 ajn. Sunday. 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