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Newspaper Page TextMedfordUI3Tribune sipcdmts Snead Triumphs In Round Robin Great Neck, N.Y. (U.P.) Sam my Snead, who won the oddly cored event when it was first held in 1937, captured the Palm Beach Round-Robin golf tourna ment for the fourth time Sunday by blazing to a course record in his final circuit. The 43-year-old star from White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., whizzed over the Deepdale Golf Club course in a five-under-par 65 Sunday to clip one stroke off the course record he held jointly with Julius Boros, Ted Kroll, and Cary Middlecoff. Under the Round-Robin point system, Snead finished the com petition with a score of "plus 46." He enjoyed a comfortable margin over Johnny Palmer of Badin, N.C., at plus 22, and Peter Thomson of Australia -at , plus 18. 35,000 Better Ed Furgol, Berg New York (U.R) Approxi mately 35,000 golfers wore tags today saying, "I beat Ed Furgol" or "I beat Patty Berg." The tags were awarded those who beat the U. S. open cham pions in Saturday's national Golf Day firing from coast to coast. In the competition, golfers who paid a $1 entry fee to the Ameri can Red Cross were given handi caps in their efforts to better scores posted the same day by Furgol and Miss Berg at San Francisco. Furgol shot a two-over-par 72, Miss Berg a one-over-women's par 77 at the Olympic Club. Mike Shciff of Detroit had a 53 net with a score of 86 and a handicap of 33 for the lowest score reported so far. Second best was Dave Rundle of Fresno, Calif., with 81-2655. Vokes To Coach Junior College Caldwell, Idaho (U.R) Sam Vokes, former College of Idaho athletic director, has been hired as head football and basketball coach at Coalinga Junior Col lege in California, it was learned today. Mrs. Vokes said in Caldwell she had received a telephone call from her husband telling her of his new position. Vokes was dismissed earlier this year by Tom Shearer, Col lege of Idaho president. Women's Golf On June 2, the lady golfers of Rogue Valley Country club played their first medal play for the Rogue Valley Women Golf er's trophy. In the A group, Mrs. William Miller won with a net 79; . B group winner was Mrs. Robert Temple with a net 76; Mrs. H. L. Bush won in the C group with a net 81 and in the D group, Mrs. Dean Lambert won with a net 75 In the nine-hole D group, Mrs. C. E. Gordon won with a net 41. Thursday, June 9, will be few est putts. Pairings are as fol lows: Mn. W. L. Stark. Mrs. Loren Hau pen and Mrs. W. W. Davies: Mrs. Al Hart. Mrs. Ray Frisbie and Mn. B. L. Nutting; Mrs. H. D. McClure. Mrs. Richard Finch and Mrs C. R. Elbert; Mrs. Ed Radzweit. Mrs. W. Stoy Elli ott and Mrs. L. C. Schneider: Mrs. Miles Doran, Mrs. Robert Temple and Mrs. Jack Wood; Mrs. Ken Teeter, Mrs. Wm. Miller and Miss Sue DeVoe: Mrs. Victor Sether. Mrs. Warren Lemeg and Mrs. Belle Schenck; Mrs. H L. Bush, Mrs. Pan) Walker and Mrs. Frank Tamney; Mrs. Sam Colton. Mrs. Keith Bates and Mrs. Lee Mellish: Mrs. Rob ert Lockwood. Mrs. George Harring ton and Mrs. Noble Vincent: Mrs. John Day, Mrs. Roger Clark and Mrs. Rose Bunch: Mrs. Ward Samuelson, Mrs. Dick Knight and Mrs. Reese Al exander: Mrs Jerry Olson. Mrs. T. C. Groomes and Mrs. Lee Baumann; Mrs. C. H. Barrell and Mrs. Fred Cosj rad: Mrs. Chas. Mclntyre and Mrs. Dean Lambert. Mrs. Dorothy Dowson. Mrs. Dick Field and Mrs. J. O. Oakes: Mrs. F. L Somers. Mrs. Melvin McGrew and Mrs. Don McGeary; Mrs. Lawrence Buono core. Mrs. Frank Benesh and Mrs. John Pletsch: Mrs. Robert Morris. Mrs. James Dunlevy and Mrs. Robert Little: Mrs. Royal Bebb. Mrs. John Bunker and Mrs. J W. Barnard: Mrs. Wm. Blackledge. Mrs. L. G. McLaren and Mrs. Ray Sorenson: Mrs. James Shaw. Mrs. R. E. Heysell and Mrs. C. E. Gor don; Mrs. A. . Dean. Mrs. James Asher and Mrs F. M. Rhodes: Mrs. Owen Middlekauf f. Mrs. J. L. DeArmond and Mrs. W. H. Safley: Mrs. Stuart Mc Queen and Mrs. Dan Adams; Mrs. Paul .Dix and Mrs. J. W. Stack (Mrs. Elbert of Gold Hill will be at the pro shop at 9 a.m. each Thursdav It will not be necessary te contact her.) McMURTRY FIGHTS Seattle (U.R) Pat McMur try, undefeated Tacoma heavy weight prospect, and Bob Al bright of Los Angeles will meet in an eight-round bout here to morrow night, and this may be "bigger game" later in the sum mer for the winner. NEWSMEN WIN Washington (U.R) Newsmen walloped pitcher Sen. Henry M. (Scoop) Jackson (D-Wash.) for five runs in the first inning yes terday and went on to beat the Senatorial "Odd-Sox" 13-9 in a softball slugfest. STEPS ON GAS Milwaukee, Wis. (U.R) John ny Thompson, who won the 100 mile big car championship Sun day in record time, said his rac er deserved all the credit, "all I had to do was step on the gas." Chiefs, Senators Double Winners By UNITED PRESS The league-leading Wenatchee Chiefs returned home Monday to face second-place Salem, still four games ahead of the Senators in the Northwest League race. Both Wenatchee and Salem swept . twin-bills Sunday. The Chiefs, behind the brilliant pitch ing performances of John Mar shall and Bob Roberts, set back the Eugene Emeralds, 5-2 and 5-0. Salem won both games with Yakima. Bud Whitson and Bill Dials teamed up to hold the Bears to only three hits in the seven-inning opener to win, 2-0. The Senators took the nightcap, 7-1. In the other contest, at Kenne- wick, Nap Gulley smashed a four-run homer to highlight a seven-run splurge in the eighth inning that proved more than enough to give last-place Spo kane a 16-10 win over Tri-City's Braves. Louise Suggs Wins at Reading Reading, Pa. (U.R) She was calm. She was cool. And she col lected $1,000 for four days work in the warm sunshine. That's the picture of Louise Suggs, the Cincinnati miss who made a sensational comeback on the final round to win the Wom en's Eastern Professional Golf tournament at the Berkshire Country club Sunday. Miss Suggs, starting the last round of the 72-hole tourney with a seven-stroke disadvant age, fired a two-under par 69 to nip Fay Crocker of Montevideo Uruguay, by 291 to 292. Camp Whiters Beat Grants Pass Camp White -Grants Pass was unable to muster sufficient strength for their first official game in the Rogue Valley base ball League and Camp White walked away with the encounter 13 to 0 on the local lot Sunday afternoon. Wayne Gillaspey and Bill Cald well started off with homers for Camp White while Grants Pass batters went down in order on strikes against the pitching of Keith Johnson. LINESCORE: Grants Pass 000 000 000 0 4 1 Camp White .. 330 130 12x 13 IS 0 Crench, Newman (6) Pinkerton (8) and Gay, Laubau (5); Johnson. Mintz IS)', Maddox (7), and Garner, GiUas pey 15). Pacific Coast League Holds Regular Meeting San Francisco (U.R) The Pacific Coast League was scheduled to hold a regular meeting today with the possibili ty that a split season and transfer of the Sacramento franchise to Vancouver might be broguht up. However, President Claire V Goodwin characterized the meet ing as a routine one held every year with only such academic questions such as next year's schedule on the agenda. HIGH DOUBLES SCORE Omaha, Neb. (U.R) A native Omahan, Alyce Mrak of Los An geles, returned home Sunday and with Ester Woods fired the sec ond highest doubles score in the history of the Women's Interna tional Bowling Congress tourna ment. Alyce, who was Wyoming state champion in 1942, 1943, and 1944, crashed 679 pins and Esther 576 for a 1255 total. The score was second only to the 1264 racked up by Marion Lade wig and Wyllis Ryskamp of Grand Rapids, Mich., earlier this year. MERENTINO FAVORED New York-(U.R) Rafael Mer entino, slugging Argentine mid dleweight, is favored at 3-1 to beat young Hardy Smallwood of Brooklyn tonight in their TV 10-rounder at St. Nicholas arena. Convicted Murderer Walks Away From Jail Salem- (U.R) Robert Bob, convicted murderer who was re turned to Oregon state peniten tiary three months ago on a pa role violation after complaining "it was too lonesome on the outside,"- walked away from the state prison farm annex yester day. Prison officials said the 47-year-old Indian walked away while with a work gang near the annex. Prison officials and state po lice said the escapee was still at large at lattest check today. Bob was sent up from Grant county in May, 1937 to serve a life sentence after being convict ed of the second degree murder of his wife. He was paroled Oct. 12, 1953 and was returned last March 6. WEATHER By UNITED PRESS Northern California: Fair but coastal fog night and morning; cooler coast, coastal valleys, and Sacramento-Stockton' area. Guiducci Gets Top Money In Emigrant Lake Regatta Ernie Guiducci, Crescent City, Calif., was the leading money winner yesterday as some 50 speedboats performed before a disappointingly small crowd in the Western Speed boat association and Medford Junior Chamber of Commerce regatta at Emigrant lake. Guiducci won both heats and the winner's trophy in D utility class and also won both heats when D utility and service boats combined to make an event. He got $50. The utilities were al lowed to step up and vie for the money. D service top trophy went to Frank Hanns, Eugene. Bob Brownell won one heat and was second in the other for the main prize in A hydro. D hydro provided the best race of the day with a full al lowable entry of 12 boats and Johnny Hartley, Coquille, took the Pellet perpetual trophy in competition which was bunched all the way. He was first in one heat and second in the other. Ward Upsets Doc Reinke, Salem, nabbed the first heat and first trophy in B utility. In this event Gib Ward, Salem, upset for the only spill of the day. Ward won both heats and the main trophy in B hydro however. Hanns was sec ond in both heats of D service. Bill Barnes, Medford, wrecked a propeller and was out of this 117 SAVE 95C-1-6AI. JUG 3.39 Quality. Easy-pouring Spout Jug.Alum.liner,ftberglass a A nidation. "Lizard" design. 00 SAVE 1.87-CROQUET SET 10.75 Quality 6-Ball Set. Plastic Balls. 7" mallets. 8 88 4-BALL SET, now only 6-68 Buy All Your race. Mel McGrew was the only lo cal to get in the money with third in the second heat of D utility. Dick Schauble, Shady Cove, however, gained No. 1 trophy in D2 class of the special fishing boat races. Don Byerly, Gold Beach, won B2. The WSA reported only 430 paid admissions to the race and expressed belief that the scorching heat of the day may have kept spectators away. BOAT RACE RESULTS: (Fishing Boats) B2 Don Byerly. Gold Beach: Bill Cronenwett, Gold Beach; George Spaunhorst, Medford. D2 Dick Schauble, Shady Cove; Byerly; Cronenwett, (Speedboats) A hvdro Bob Brownell. Corval lis: Leo Mollier. Port Orford; Carl Woods, Coos Bay. First heat, Mollier Brownell. Woods. Second heat, Brown ell, Mollier, Woods. D hydro Johnny Hartley, Co quille; Ned Collett, Eugene, Les Man asar, Crescent City. Calif. First heat. Collett. Hartley. Manasar. Second heat Hartley, Ted Nova, Corvallis, Mana sar. B utility Doc Reinke. Salem; Clifton Plagmann, Albany; H. J. De Martin, Crescent City. First heat, Reinke. Plagmann, DeMartin. Second heat, Hilbert Pluvoy, Klamath Falls, DeMartin. Plagmann. D utility Ernie Guiducci, Cres cent City; Kenton, Myers, Arago; Paul Woodruff. Salem. First heat, Guiducci, Collett. Woodruff. Second heat, Gui duccia, Myers, Mel McGrew. B hydro Ward: Plagmann, Ted McKenzie. Port Orford. First heat Ward, Plagmann, McKenzie. Second heat. Ward. Roy Banchero. Crescent Ciy, Brownell. D Service Frank Hanns, Eugene: Ned ColJett. Eugene. Heats combined with D utility. First heat Guiducci, Hanns, Woodruff. Second heat, same. S. CENTRAL X lowest price tic 5 air Camping Supplies in Wards Sports Dept. QT's Tip Eugene; Split at Salem Rogue Valley QT's, girls' soft ball team, won two and lost one on a week end road jaunt. The Rogue club downed Mc Culloch Saw of Eugene 4 to 4 Saturday Joy Ingle threw a five inning no-hitter at Salem yester day as the QT's won 2 to 0 after losing the opener of a double bill 11 to 10 to the Merchants. Arlene Hoffman, Pat Schroed er and Ingle all doubled to get the Rogue Valley club's only runs and only hits in the second fracas. Salem got nine runs in the second inning of the first game and Helen Callaghan hit three for four in the tussle. At Eugene Doris Hickson was winning pitcher. Hoffman hit five for 10 on the trip.' ' TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY I 3 ROOM HOUSE, unfurn. 1830 North Riverside. EQUITY IN 1 bdrm. modern house with fireplace and large yard. FuU price $4500. Ph. 2-4536; 13 FT. RUNABOUT boat, trailer and 25 HP motor. 505 Alice St., after 5 p.m. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO WHY WORRY with your old sew ing machine when you can buy a reconditioned electric sewing mach ine from your friendly Singer Sew ing Machine Co. All carry guaran tee, sevice and sewing course. Dem onstration can be made in the home, day or night. Just call 2-7153 or come into our store at 318 E. Main. Here's a few to start with: ELEC TRIC PORTABLE $59.50 up. ELEC TRIC Cabinets, S95 00 tin. ELEC TRIC DESK TYPE. $225 up. Many more to choose from. WANTED Child care and house, keeping. Ph. 3-4302. ALL PRICES mm TOP QUALITY ITEMS MANY SAVE ON IMPORTED ENGLISH LIGHTWEIGHT 44 i 7 0 Down on Terms Try this 26-in. Hercules "Tourist". 3-speed shift takes the work out of pedaling. Stops quickly with finger tip controlled brakes. Includes head light, generator, chromed tire pump. Men's model in red; Women's in blut. WORTH OVER $50 10 Down on Term BHQi American-made 20-in. beauty worth over $50. Dark enamelled frame set off by gleaming chrome fenders, whitewall tires, headlight, reflector. 24-IN. Size for Boys, Girls. .' Jig.aj 26-IN. Size for Boys, Girls. . ..47.11 SAVE 1.81 -AIR MATTRESS 5.25 Quality, now at Wards - ever! Vinyl plas- 3.78 tubes, one valve. SAVE 22 -C AMP STOOL Reg. 98c Stool with sturdy hardwood frame, awning 7Qi strip canvas seat. -WW Monday. June 8, 1953 NOTICE Commercial spraying. No job too large or too small. Phone 2-5376. Withrow. LOST FISHING pole and reel an atevestork Sunday. PR. Z-67BZ. 1 BDRM. MOD. house, unfurnished. In- quire 126 Cottage st 2 BDRM. HOUSE for rent. Adults Ph. 2-7852 or 1681 Orchard Home Drive. FOUND 2 TRUCK TIRES, owner must identify and pay for ad. Ph. 2-2998 evenings. 1952 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook. Excel- 1 lent cond. Bargain. Phone 3-3583. 2815 Lone pine road. FOR SALE 3 complete rooms new furniture. Terms could be arr;inp ed. Owner leaving state. See at 1657 King's Hwy. Ph. 3-2454. FOR SALE 1940 Pontiac 4-door sedan, bought in 41. One owner, 44.000 miles. Phone 3-3871. ZINNIA AND ASTER plants. 25c doz. Dressler s. 1107 E. Main. 2.2636. WANTED '40 Ford coupe, pood condition. Phone NOrmandy 4-2600. 1955 MERCURY Monterev. Lots of equipment. Private party must sell by Tuesday noon, 52695 or offer. Ph. 2-5697. WANTED HELP FOR flatwork. Ex perience preferred. Apply in person at 811 N. Central. 2-BDRM. upstairs apt, 2-room cabins. 1063 Court. WANTED Girl to check out orders in drycleaning department. Apply in person. Nu Way Clearners. 601 E. Main. MAN Nice, cool housekeeping room. Very private. 408 Edwards. 3-BDRM., unfurnished. All modern. Ph. 3-2381. 4-RM. UNFURN. duplex in Central Point. Elect, range. $45. Water paid. Ph. 2-7962. BEAUTICIAN WANTED at Mann's Beauty Salon FURN. 3-RM. close in. Adults. No pets. Ph. 2-4863 evenings. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. NOW THAT SCHOOL IS OUT GIRLS, the dress you make may make you famous; Enter the new 1955 Singer Junior Dressmaking I contest. Over $85,000 in onzes. In formation can be obtained by com ing in or telephoning us. 318 E. Main Ph. 2-7153 SHARPLY CUT FOR WARDS BIGGEST f3 Motors fully ' guaranteed against defec tive ports and workmanship 1 e PC tst ... w0,. MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TXIBUWI UVS WILL PAY CASH for good repairable truck or car radiators. We also have repaired ones for sale MITCHELL PAINT & RADIATOR SHOP. 08 S. Riverside MAN'S blue suit, like new. originally $55. Coat size 37. slacks 30" waist and 29" length. Priced now at $35. Phone 2-8592 after 5:30 o.m. FOR SALE 1 Ashley wood heater. cheap. Severin Electric. 1028 Court. MAN WANTED For Feed Mill work. Prefer young man between 30 and 40 years of age. Must be Qualified to operate a hammer mill, and understand Formula Feed mixing. Phone 2-5295. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. CHOICE IRIS Close out. Select while in bloom. 916 Whitman Ave. 2-4-D Sprayers to fit gallon jug. Only 59c each. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. COLUMBINE. Geum, Dwarf Sweet William, in bloom. Rock garden plants and perennials. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM. WANTED Experienced refrigeration service man Call in person at Leonard Electric Co.. 309 E. Main. CARLOAD STEEL POSTS just arrived. Various lengths. Check with us for quantity prices. GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland TANK SPRAYERS Special prices. $6.75. $7.25 and $1025 SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. PETUNIAS, ZINNIAS, Portulaca, Marigolds, Ageratum, Cosmos. Sal via, and other bedding plants. BERRYDALE FLOWER FARM. PLASTIC SPRINKLER HOSES All sizes now on hand. $2.50 and up. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. FEED PRICES Rolled Oats, 70 lbs. $2.65 Ground Oats, 100 lbs $3.60 Ground Oats and Barley. 109 lbs. $3.60 Egg Mash. 100 lbs. $4.85 Coop Cowfeed. 100 lbs. $3.90 Dairy Special, 100 lbs $3.65 Whole Feed Oats, 100 lbs. $3.60 GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland PIANO RENTALS RECONDITIONED Uprights $4.50 mo. and up. NEW Spinets $10 mo. it up. Also Rental-Purchase Plan ERSKINES PIANO STORE 1304 Kings Highway PHONE 2 SPECIAL PURCHASES "Safe" SAVE 1.07 -LOW STYLE CAMP COT .95 Quality. Just 10 W high takes up less headroom in tent. Spring steel legs. Brown duck cover. 78x28x1 0V4-in. in 'oo irs: . er 5ur. HAY HAULING WANTED Prompt economical service. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. ELECTRIC FENCE control units. In sulators, wire, gates. GRANGE CO-OP - Central Point Ashland SUPER KEMTONE SALE 130 Gal. Regular $5.85 ..Now $3.65 210 Ota. Regular $1.88 .....'Now $1.15 85 Qts. Kem-Glo enamel. Regular 2.59 Now $1.63 NORTON I.IIURF.R m Phoenix. Ore. 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