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' MedforivTeibune IB 4D W L I RI G LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Mab!e Clark of Union Club had a 554 series with a 204 game Tuesday in Ladies Classic League bowling. Norma Bur roughs of McDuffie's Coffee Pot had a 531 series and 212 game. Kose Barr of Medford Feed & Seed had a 524 series. CLASSIC LEAGCE BUndlnci W. Pfaff Sewing Center 9 3 Medford Furniture Store 9 3 Walker Real Estate 8 4 Mogan Lumber Company 7',j 4j Hammer'i Sporting Goods 7 5 Valley Music Company 6 6 Henry- Drive-In 6 6 Sam's Sporting Goods . 5 7 Top Notch Cafe 7'j Z. H. Mann Company 4 8 Wonder Bur 4 8 jfight Heal Estate 2 10 Results: . , Mogan Lbr. Itt Top Notch B Wilson 529 H. Shaw 52j J. Morgan 506 G. Piazza 499 B Dyer 523 B. Forney 517 T Chapman 539 M. Brown 502 J. Burroughs 493 T. Jantzer 470 2590 2513 Pfafrs 2 Hammer's 2 N. Florer 871 L. Holzinger 516 B. St. Hilaire 556 Absentee 519 L Webster 489 . V. Sprinkle 548 A. Klatt 557 A. SantiUe 463 H. Fry 498 C. Dawson 582 2871 2638 Henry's Med. Furn. ' 4 G. Barr 482 H. Vessey 511 E. Learning 418 S. Kurth 486 p Morgan 540 N. Hillyer 624 B. Blunt 511 S. Van Dyke 459 A. Sacchi 507 B. Rector 545 2456 - 2605 Wonder Bur 1 Valley Music 3 M. McFarland 493 L. Schneider 496 V: Singer 485 R. Heysell 485 W. Paterson 396 G. Clark 524 O. Endicott 421 R. Speer 544 M. Prink 475 F. Driscoll 552 2270 2601 Walker's 2 Hight's 2 It. Brock 635 R. DeVore . 496 F. Knox 479 B. Green 491 G. Burroughs 497 Absentee 501 F. Little 497 D. Wilson : 568 R. Wise 540 J. Knapo 528 2648 2584 Mann Co. 1 Sam's 3 G. Spaunhorst 550 D. Lubbers 491 C Mann 482 J. Gardner 524 B. Stevens 498 W. White 537 C. Schultz 502 S. Straus 530 F. Anderson 496 H. Schroeder 533 2528 2615 WOMEN'S VICTORY LEAGUE Standlnrs: W. L. Towne Beauty Shoppe .11 1 U. S. National Bank 9 3 Ross Lumber Sales 9 3 Keith Bros. 7 5 Beatty tc McDougal 7 5 Trowbridge & Flynn 7 5 Local 9208 C.W.A. i 4 . 8 Picks Apparel 3 9 Starks Finance 3 9 Davis Transfer . 0 12 Results: Towne Beauty Davis Trans. Klatt 352 Garin 286 Shini 392 Rprtfielrt 322 Doyer 366 Williams 254 Walton . 331 Paul 225 Corby 446 Heim 350 Handicap 192 1887 1629 fand F V. 8. Bank rve 379 Schroeder 414 Knox 530 Pfaff 370 Blaylock 245 Offenbacher 312 Handicap 7 Handicap 30 1924 1901 C.W.A. B and B Moore 306 White 401 McCurdy 206 Frohreich 330 Johnson 336 Langston 347 McCoy 288 Cabler 426 Roark 332 Lawd 463 Handicap 552 . 1967 2020 Stark Finance Pick's Vessey 318 Puett 325 Porter 333 Coffeen 414 Doyan 405 White 287 Timmons 307 Maggenti 384 Simmonds 334 Carr 376 Handicap 78 1786 1775 Wise 373 390 Ingle Gardner 381 394 Keith Bros. Herman L. Keith Crosby N. Keith Handicap 315 317 370 382 81 1904 Ross Lumber Spaunhorst 429 Beard 358 Bohannon 408 Robinson 336 Culy 613 Standings: Jorgensen's Dairy Mary's Casa Union Club Hawkinson Tire Tread Morning Fresh Crater Inn Motel Medford Feed and Seed Katchina Room Elk Lumber Co. Jack's Drive Up McDuffies Coffee Pot Trail Creek Lumber Co, . Results: Morning Fresh 1 S. Beck L. Ericson H. Culy W. 11 8 . 7 7 7 6 6 5 5 4 4 ,2 2044 L. 1 4 5 5 5 6 6 7 ; 7 8 8 10 Medford Feed 395 M. Little 421 M. Tennant 461 . D. Hawley .... K. Jennings 370 L. Sacchi J. Long 473 R. Barr --Handicap 2120 Trail Creek D. Jantzer M. Langston E. Goode L. Jantzer J. Langston Handicap 1 369. 368 .390 408 366 118 2022 Hawklnson'i V. Knox - . F. Doty P. Mathes L. Rudy . Baker 3 349 436 386 . 388 524 - 87 2170 3 454 474 401 369 441 Kachina Room 0 G. Blind A. Wilson B. Miller M. Holden R. Lane Handicap 406 349 340 329 330 72 1828 fnlon Club 3 V. Cummings 397 Ruth Eberius 468 Evelyn Straus 418 Eloda Ludwig 515 Mable Clark 554 2354 Jorgensen's C. Lowd T. King J. Wilson F. Willett P. Gardner Crater Inn A. Gebhart J. Hampson T. Farrar G. Riggs C. Teter Handicap 2139 4 444 377 462 475 415 2173 1 434 515 397 493 393 66 2278 McDuffie's I. Schroeder V. Corby V. Johnson N. Burroughs 531 L. Learning 474 3 473 391 434 2323 Elk Lumber C. Pardee A. Swoaoe V. Florey A: Tamney D.Christians'n 499 Handicap ' 6 2217 1 378 490 431 413 Mary's Casa M. Dyer v. Fioate C. Corwin M. Cast V. Blunt 3 " 416 362 386 392 416 1972 Jack's - ----R. Shama B. Doyon " V. Coats O. Hall A. Monroe . Handicap .... 1 348 361 410 338 441 24 1922 Use Tribune Want Ads QUICK and EASYl Rookies Hole! Packer Key To Success By DON BRYON Green Bay, Wis. (U.R) Lisle Blackbourn. starts his second sea son as coach of the Green Bay Packers with a group of eager rookies holding the key to suc cess or failure. The Packers started the 1945 season with high hopes, but in ability to win the close ones landed the club in fifth place in the National Football League's Western Division at the finish with a 4-8 record. Green Bay's chances to im prove on that record this year depend to a discouraging degree on newcomers. The attack last year was built almost entirely around quarterback Tobin Rote and ends Billy Howton and Max McGee. When that aerial com bination failed, the Packers lost. McGee In Service This year McGee has been lost to the armed forces and Blackbourn is still looking for a number one left end. The top candidates are rookies Jim Jen nings of Missouri and Bob Per inger of Washington State, with seqnd year man Gary Knafelc also in contention. But none of the prospects has looked good enough in pre-sea-son exhibitions to take his place alongside Howton, one of the best pass catchers in the league when the opposition can't double team him. The Packers also need a top reserve quarterback, and they may have found one in an un likely place Prairie View,' (Tex.) A&M. Charlie Brackins, who passed, kicked and carried the ball to set a flock of records at Prairie View, has taken the switch to pro ball in stride and should stick as Rote's under study. ' : Defense One Of Tops ' The Packers' defense, already one of the best in the league, has been strengthened consid erably with the addition of rookie guard Tom Bettis of Pur due, Green Bay's first draft choice. George Timberlake of Southern " California and Hank Bullough of Michigan State also have shown promise of sticking at guard. Rookie halfback Doyle Nix of Southern Methodist has looked good on defense, and probably will team up with Val Joe Walk er, who ranks as one of the top pass defenders in the circuit. . Blackbourn has been rebuild ing for the past two years and said he did not expect to win a championship "until we have championship caliber men on the club." FIGHTS Hartford. Conn. Willie Pep. 129V. Hartford, stopped Jimmy Ithia. 126, New York (6). Miami Beach, Fla. Harold Carter, Newark, N.J., outpointed Wayne Bethea, New York (10). erever line Kentucky whishey is enjoy e J the call is for .4 m OLD mcDCLDI BRAND "CAmu ct3 (& flame? ! J II r-Si II J The four most deelrabl feature whiskey could have ere listed on this chert Sunny Brook has everything I . ' MR OeMitnavsi MR.vtiuM irt ' Sunny Kentucky ' n old 1th at popular popularly whlK.y? 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The East California over Pitt This could be tougher than Willie Turnesa, Rhode Island over Northeast ern Shot to a blind green. The Midwest TCU over Kansas An 8 and 7 landslide. Kansas State over Wyoming Trickier, than a downhill putt. Denver over Iowa State Tip from Harry the Hacker. Detroit over Toledo They may even have to use the cad dies they're saving for next year's U.S. Open. Also: Nebraska over Hawaii, Omaha over Emporia State and Wichita over Tempe State. The West Southern Cal over Washing ton State A rip-snorting two some. Stanford over COP Unpre dictable as an extra hole playoff. Gsmpo Beats Diet San Jose, Calif. (U.R) Man ila flyweight Tanny Gampo hammered out a narrow decision over Meno Diez of Mexico City last night in a 10-round main event at Civic Auditorium be fore 1757 fans. Diez, 114 pounds is ranked seventh in the world Flyweight Division, while Gam po, 115V, has a number nine rank. ' MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN Washington over Idaho Bob by Jones against Donald the Dub. Oregon State over Brigham Young Bushwacked with -a brassie. . Oregon over Utah And club bed with a driver. Also: Arizona over Colorado A&M and San Jose State over Utah State. The South Mississippi over Georgia Like Fearless vs. Billy Joe Pat ton. Kentucky over LSU They'll have to hole a long putt Also: Florida over Mississippi State, Clemson over Presbyte- Stars Top Angels 5-2 in Play-Off Los Angeles (U.R) Bob Gar ber, a 20-game winner during the regular season, will try to make it two wins in a row to night for Hollywood over Los Angeles in the club's best three out of five game series for third place in the Pacific Coast League. The Stars beat Los Angeles 5-2 last night before 5634 Wrig ley Field fans in the opener of the postseason series, scheduled originally only to decide the city championship. rian, Davidson over Catawba, Florida State over North Car olina State, Furman over New berry, Richmond over Randolph Macon, Wake Forest over Vir ginia Tech, Tulane over VMI, and South Carolina over Wof ford. The Southwest Texas over Texas Tech May go extra holes. Baylor over Hardin-Simmons Without using a wedge. Houston over Montana Play away, please. Boy At Baildsrs Scpplj QUALITY. BLOCKS Bricks, Fines Drain Tile , 7 W. McAndrewt Phone 2-41 tl CHAMPIONSHIP HARD TOP RACES ! SATURDAY MIGHT-SEPT. 17 Medford Posse Grounds The top ten men will be out there battling for high honors in this last race of the season and no punches will be pulled to gain first place ... so come on out and watch them fight it out! . 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