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Bruce Cudd Meets Conrod
In French Quarter-Finals
Paris, France (U.R) Lt. Joe
Conrad of San Antonio, Tex.,
who hopes to complete an inter
national "grand slam" this week
end, played compatriot Bruce
Cudd of Portland, Ore., today
in the quarter-finals of the
French Amateur golf champion
ship. Conrad surprised the golfing
world last Saturday by winning
the British Amateur crown at
St. Annes, England, and earlier
teamed with Cudd in leading the
U.S. Walker Cup team to vic
tory over Britain at St. Andrews,
Scotland.
Campbell Plays
Bill Campbell of Huntington,
W.Va., captain of the Yanks'
Walker Cup squad, also held
down a berth in today's quarter
finals, along with Don Bispling
hoff of Orlando, Fla., and Lt.
Jim Gray of Jacksonville, Fla.
Campbell was pitted against
A. H. Perowne of Britain, Bisp
linghoff met K. G. Thorn of
France, and Gray played Henry
de Lamaze of France, the defend
ing champion.
The semi-finals also were
scheduled today, with the win
ners meeting Saturday in a 36
hole final.
Paris (U.R) Bruce Cudd of
Portland, Ore., gained the quarter-finals
of the French Amateur
golf championship by defeating
Rene- Cartier of France 5 and 3
and Kim Hall of Britain 3 and' 2.
Joe Black Saved
From Farm Trip
Brooklyn U.R) Pitcher Joe
Black of the Dodgers was saved
from the minors today by a
broken bone in another man's
wrist.
Black was traded to Cincin
nati Thursday for about $15,000
in cash and a minor league
player to be delivered later to
one of the Dodger farms. The
Redlegs, already desperate for
pitching, decided to gamble on
Brooklyn's hero of the 1952
campaign, when they learned
that Bud Podbielan, a starting
hurler, had smashed a small
bone in the wrist of his pitching
hand sliding into a base on
Tuesday.
Black had been up for sale
for some time but nobody had
made a satisfactory offer for him
until General Manager Gabe
Paul of the Redlegs closed the
deal.
CP-MEDFORD LEGION TEAM
LAKEVIEW HOST ON SUNDAY
Three members of the Central
Point-Medford American Legion
junior baseball aggregation will
be missing Sunday but there'll
be boys ready and willing to
take their places when the locals
tackle Lake view in a district
doubleheader at the Medford
senior high field.
First Baseman and outfielder
Ed Reinking will be absent be
cause of Beaver Boys State. Out
fielder Paul Eckel and Third
Baseman Lyman Stubbs head
for National Guard camp tonight.
With the three gone the out
field probably will be picked
from among Eldon Francis, Den
nis King, Ron Pruitt and Henry
Putney. In the infield Dick Mc
Laughlin may be at first base,
Larry Perkins at second And
Jim Putney at third with Gordon
Owsley or Dick Paup at short
stop. Hermann, Sides Named
Fred Herrmann, who tossed
a one hitter at Ashland last
week, and Duane Sides are ex
pected to get mound call again
with Henry Putney and Jim Dar
land available for relief. Laval
Meunier may catch both games.
There is no way to actually
compare the Central Point-Medford
and Lakeview teams. How
ever, Medford won 4 to 3 and
1 to 0 last Sunday from Ashland
while Klamath Falls was pasting
Lakeview 22 to 3 and 7 to 1.
Klamath Falls vies at Ashland
today.
Game time here Sunday is at
2 p.m.
Manager Alva Perkins heads
for a Lions club convention this
week end and Cliff McLean,
who has reassumed coaching du
ties, will be in charge of the CP
Medford team.
Oak Knoll Host
To Crescent City
Ashland Oak Knoll Men's
Golf club wijl be host on Sunday
to about 25 men from Del Norte
Golf clubbers of Crescent City,
Calif.
Matches will begin at 9 a.m.
Oak Knoll members have been
requested to sign up by Satur
day night.
Ashland linksmen are return
ing hospitality for a trip to Cres
cent City last year.
Fanfare
By DICK JEWETT
Mail Tribune Sports Editor
Southern Oregon golfing fans
will see two of the top touring
professionals at Rogue Valley
Country club on Monday, June
20. Billy Maxwell, Odessa, Tex.,
and Bo Wininger, Oklahoma
City, Okla., will oppose Pro Al
Williams and Manager George
Harrington in an exhibition
match. A clinic will follow. The
two will be en route from the
U. S. Open at San Francisco to
the estern Open at Portland. No
gallery fee will be charged for
the afternoon affair
PHIL QUALIFIES
Phil Getchell, Stanford uni
versity student and ex-Med-ford
high player, qualified for
the U. S. Open at San Francis
co with a 72-74 146 card, ac
cording to a San Francisco re
port. Getchell was runner-up
last year in the Western Ama
teur and the Southern Oregon
tournament and has been a
standout for Stanford.
PLACES IN MONEY
Have received a note from
Fred Anderson, Medford Bowl
ing lanes proprietor, who is at
tending a school for kegling
alley operators at Chicago. He,
Fred Stevens and Bud Wilson,
Medford, rolled in the American
Bowling congress tourney at
Fort Wayne, Ind. Anderson and
Stevens were on a Grants Pass
team entry. He said that the
quint placed in the money. Some
of the Grants Pass "boys" placed
in singles but the Medfordites
couldn't compile scores good
enough.
Anderson enclosed a newspa
per picture of Glen Gorbous,
1949 Medford Nugget baseballer
now a Philadelphia Phils out
fielder. Gorbous is shown slid
ing into second base against the
Cubs. Also enclosed was a yarn
mentioning Gorbous' single as a
part of a five-run uprising
against Chicago.
LEADS HARDTOPS
Another note, signed by one
D(B., comes from Redding.
Calif., and mentions that Mrs.
Bonnie Waterston, former
Medford resident, is putting
up point lead in Shasta Racing
association hardtop auto meets.
She has won two of three
starts.
200 FEET FORECAST
Prediction: Eldon Francis,
Medford high-'s javelin star,
will hit the 200-foot mark fre
quently next year.
SEVEN STRAIGHT GAMES
Wire service report concern
ing Ray Perry, former skipper
of the Redding baseball club in
the Far West league: Perry, now
managing Cedar Rapids, la., of
the Three I League, got seven
hits in seven games. All were
home runs . .......
GET UO AARDS
Several Medford preppers
recently received spring ath
letics awards at University of
Oregon: Terry Maddox, base
ball; Ed Bingham and Jack
Moad, varsity track; Justin
Smith, golf; Jack Morris, Burt
Williams and Norm Chapman,
freshman track.
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Club Slates
Cycle Meet
Mount Ashland Motorcycle
club will hold a field meet and
hill climb on Sunday, June 12, !
starting at 1 p.m.
Participants are asked to come
to the clubgrounds from noon to
12:30 p.m. to register for the
meet. There will be a small
fee for riders. .
Eleven events are planned
with slow and fast races and
runs requiring skill and riding
ability. The climb will be a
separate event with a trophy
going to the rider with the fast
est time up the hill
A trophy will be "presented to
the high point men in the field
events with merchandise awards
for runner-up and third place
winners.
The public is invited and the
club will have a refreshment
concession. Clubgrounds are on
Coleman Creek rd. about 2V4
miles west of Phoenix. Those
wishing to see the meet are ad
vised to "follow the signs."
Friday, June 10. 19SS
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN
Fourmile Lake
Now Accessible
Another Cascade mountain
lake in Jackson county is now
accessible for anglers, it was
reported today.
The road to Fourmile lake
was open and should be all
right for passenger cars, it
was said.
The Sid Bloods said that the
boat concession will be in operation.
Fish Lake Routes
In Good Shape
Roads to Fish lake are in ex
cellent shape this week end,
Lloyd Morris, proprietor of the
angling resort has reported.
He said that the forest ser
vice and loggers have graded
both the route from Butte Falls
and the one by way of McAl
lister springs.
Fishing was listed as having
been "very good" at Fish lake
during the past few days. Ang
ling was fair at Willow lake.
KLEFFNER SIGNED
Moscow, Ida (U.R) Flip
Kleffner, star third baseman of
the University of Idaho baseball
team, has been signed by the
Philadelphia Phillies of the Na
tional League. Danny Regan,
the Phils' West coast scout, said
Kleffner will report to Phila
delphia this week end and
probably will be assigned in
two weeks to Schenectady of the
Appalachian league.
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Now that there is no formal
softball play this year, this de
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in in tussles involving local
teams. Unless someone makes an
effort to let us know about them,
we may not hear about them,
HARD TOP
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