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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
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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).
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United Press
Sports Writer
Wednesday. September 14, 1953
Richmond, Va. (U.R) The
first 1955 edition of Fraley's
Follies and the weekend foot
ball "winners" or a golf and
gridiron grab bag from the U.S.
Amateur Championship.
Games Of The Week
- UCLA over Texas Aggies
The burly Uclans have too much
power as they start their drive
for a second national champion
ship against the outside team in
the .Southwest Conference race.
Miami over Georgia Tech
A frantic toss-up and a tough
way for each team to start the
season.
Maryland over Missouri
Maryland is really loaded and
will be right in there in the
race for national honors.
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.
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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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