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Loco Woman's Father Dies at Crescent City Crescent City Funeral serv ices for Raymond C. Wyant, 72, who died here Monday, will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Rod er's Colonial chapel with Elder James Rose officiating. Inter ment will be in Odd Fellows Memorial cemetery here. He was born in Wisconsin on Aug. 10, 1883c Survivors include his wife, Maude, Crescent City; two daughters, Clair Wyant, Med ford, and Mrs. Hazel McCam mon. Crescent City; a brother, Fred, Medford; five sisters, Mrs. Maude Bell, Medford; Mrs. Ce cil Patterson, Gleason, Wis.; Mrs. Agnes Butterroot, Auder, Wis.; Mrs. Inez Buckholt. Mar thin, Wis., and Mrs. Manila Yahn. Palmer, Alaska; four grandchildren, Mrs. Bonnie Fal lows, Medford, and Mrs. Joy Button, Mrs. Gene Camfster and Jerry McCammon, all of Crescent City. SPORTS Ashburn, Campanella Lead NL Batting Race Brooklyn (U.R) Richie Ashburn of the Phillies and Roy Campanella of the Dodgers now are only two points apart in their battle for the National league batting championship. In two games against the Dodgers yesterday, Ashburn col lected only one hit in eight at bats and saw his. average drop to .333. Campanella, who went hitless o in his only official at-bat, drop o ped to, .331. Campanella had no other official at-bats yesterday because he walked twice and then was forced to leave the game when hit on the arm by a pitched ball. Lind Florists Drop Game To Orange Team Portland (U.R) Bertha Ragan pitched a no-hit shutout last night as the Orange, Calif., Lion cttes edged Portland's Erv Lind Florists 1-0 in the national wom en's Softball championships. In other games, the Phoenix Ramblers nudged the defending champion Fresno Rockets, 3-2 in the pinner's bracket. St. Peters burg., Fla., eliminated Dayton, 7, 5-3 in the loser's bracket, and Denver beat New Orleans 3-2. Kansas City whacked Peoria 3-1 and Vancouver, B.C., over whelmed Washington, D.C., 15-0. Clark, Anne Quast Win oMid-Columbia Tourney The Dalles, Ore. (U.R) Ron Clark of The Dalles and Anne Quast of Marysville, Wash., were victors yesterday in the Mid Columbia Coif Tournament here. Clark, 28, added a 72 yester day to his sizzling 68 of Sunday to edge Don Drieger by three trokes. Miss Quast shot a 75-77 152, ten strokes ahead of sec ond place Lillian Schassen, ex champion from The Dalles, . FARM HANDS CALLED " Baltimore (U.R) Nine farm- handt have been recalled by the Baltimore Orioles, but none of them will see action with the American League team this sea son. Reporting for spring train ing in 1956 will be outfielder Carl Powis from Portland; pitch er Ernie Funk from Durham; and pitchers Bill Diemer, Rhyne Dur- en, Don Ferrarese and Charley Locke, outfielder Jim Pisoni and infielders Whitey Quintana and Kal Segrist, all from San An tonio. ( BIO CAR WINNER . Flemington, .N. J." (U.R) Charlie Musselman, Collegeville, Pa., driver who leads in Eastern championship point standings, drove his Traylor Offenhauser to victory Monday in the AAA Eastern Big-Car Auto races at the Flemington Fair. Musselman didn't complete the 20-lap, 10 mile event since Lew Duncan, of Philadelphia, the leader crashed into a fence near the end of the race. The mishap automatically ended the race. Tuesday, September 6. 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN RACER KILLED Shawano, Wis. 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