BOWLING
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Domestic Laundry held top
pot, but only because Moore
Steelmen had new bowlers to
tart a scratch. Tom Colley had
545 for Domestic. Chuck's Pump
Service also had a handicap
"break" and split with the Big
Y. Surprise of the league has
been Oasis Ballroom, which took
Barber Local 3-1 and held down
fourth place in the standings.
Pierce Freights had high se
ries of the evening but lost one
point to Hunter and Best to hold
second spot with Jorgensen's
Dairy. Jorgensen's also had a
3-1 series, losing their second
game to Jackson Creek Lumber.
The Eastside Market squad is
getting better with practice and
it was a close 3-1 series that went
to Swift and Co. Gordon Boners
of Swift had a 508 for the differ
ence between the squads.
- The 559 of Gene Doyon, Pierce
Freights, was high series for the
evening.
SIPCDnBTTS
Experienced Yreka Eleven
To Tussle Crater Comets
Standings:
Domestic Laundry
Pierce Freight
'Jorgensen's Dairy .
Oasis Ballroom
Barber Local No. 269
Big Y Super Market
Swift tc Co.
Chuck's Pump Service
Jackson Creek Lbr.
YTuiti A- Rnrt
Eastside Market
Moor Steel
W.
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-14
14
-11
- 9
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Results:
Moore Steel
Bill Townes
LaFon
Lugnet
Monroe '
Al Kravic
Handicap
332
342
394
254
422
189
1953
Chuck's Pump 2
McWhorter 507
Parker
Coggina "
Lynch
Kreer
Handicap
Domestic Lndry.
Farrar 462
Lee Coats 408
Thompson 420
Lane 450
Colley 545
2285
501
357
407
387
93
2252
Oasis Ballroom 3
413
335
455
454
322
114
Big Y Market 2
Franz 487
Cifford 385
Withrow 519
McQuat 475
2284
VUarino
Burton
Williams
Wadlow '
Spain
Handicap
2295
Jorgensen's 3
Duncan 419
Givler 809
Pritchett 372
Jorgensen 412
Ellis E22
Rarber No. 269
Berrey 513
Braaten 474
Hamer - 382
DeGroot 444
Speer 490
2305
S234
Hunter Best 1
Russell 511
Sorber 476
Croucher 340
O'Conner 418
Wicksten 358
Handicap 93
Jackson Cr. Lbr. 1
Fenton 379
Ward 338
Glover 379
Kantor 490
Lewis 374
Handicap 207
2167
2396
Pierce Freight 3
Doyon 559
Martin 422
Larson 498
Negles 401
Vallee 552
2432
Swift Co.
Griffith
Andersen
Hjorten
Morgan
Boner .
3
367
341
319
337
508
1872
Eastside Market 1
Fluck 341
Neathamer 323
Harger 395
Morris 376
Orr 368
Handicap 3
1808
COMMERCIAL .LEAGUE
Quality MarKet remained ai
the top of the standings for the
fourth week at the expense of
Courtesy Chevrolet. A 2724 se
ries was too much for the Motor-
men to overcome. Ray wise had
a 590, and Bud Wilson helped
the Chev squad with 575."
q Mail Tribune held second
pot but dropped one game back
when Alexander and Brown In
surance took one game led by
Jim Knapp and his 212. The only
other whitewash was 4-0 Dad's
Hideaway took from Olsen's of
Eagle Point.
Table Rock Lumber, Beck's
Bakery, and White City Sales
each took 3-1 series, resulting in
close games and total pins going
Qto one or another squad by a
very small margin.
George Spaunhorst had high
series at 599 and Ray Wise had
high game of 226.
Central Point Injuries to key
players dampened the outlook
for the Crater high Comets this
week as they girded for one of
the most formidable . rivals
they'll meet this season.
Yreka, Calif., Miners come to
Central Point this Friday eve
ning with 18 lettermen back
from the contingent which
waxed the Comets 44 to 14 in
the California town in 1954. .
For their effort to even the
score for the licking the Crater
club is hit hardest at tackles
where both Dick Davis and Neil
Green are nursing hurts. Davis
pulled an elbow ligament in
practice Tuesday and may miss
the Yreka mix entirely. Green
is still troubled by a rib cartilage
separation. He saw little duty
against Glendale last week and
his service this time, if any, may
be imited.
Harrison Hurt
Ron Harrison, a halfback, who
has been going good, broke a toe
against jGlendale and also has a
pulled thigh muscle. Jack Lilly,
also a halfback, is botherd by a
bum knee.
Coach Leonard Warren said
that Dave Parker and Bill Morse
likely will start at tackles and
Harold Lefler and Roger Sea
man at guards. Green may be
used, if possible, at either posi
tion. Nathan Doughit will be at
center. Ends will be picked
from among Carl Keellner, Gor
don Tidwell, John Shama and
Jerry Kime.
Mel Harsh is slated for quar
terback with Freshman Wayne
Allen ticketed for service there
also. George Juveland may be at
left half, Jack Lilly or Lee Gos
Few Steelhead Caught
On Lower Rogue River
Portland (U.R) The weekly
report on Oregon fishing condi
tions prepared by the , State
Game Commission:
Southwest: Winchester bay
fair for salmon; 'some salmon
now in lower river; sea run cut
throat angling fair.
Few steelhead being caught on
lower Rogue on boat trips; Ag-
ness and Illahe areas only fair
for fly fishing; salmon fishing
good at mouth of Rogue but runs
slow going upstream. ..
Steelhead angling fair to good
and Steamboat on North Ump-
qua and fair below; that part
of North Umpqua between
Steamboat creek and Soda
Springs dam closed to all an
gling; river is open above Soda
Springs until Oct. 9.
' South Umpqua above Jackson
creek closed; Coos Bay salmon
angling fair to good inside bar
on flood tide and good to ex
cellent outside bar; bass angling
in area fair to good; Coquille
still slow for salmon.
Standings:
Qualitv Market
Mail Tribune
White City Sales
Dad's Hideaway
Crater Lake Motors -
Valentine Cafe
Olsen's. Eagle Point
Bates Candy Co -
Table Rock Lumber
Beck's Bakery ..
Courtesy Chevrolet.
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8
7
7
6
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Results:
Alex & Brown 1
Frank Boone 494
Ed Guldan 485
C. McWhorter 440
(Absentee) 486
Jim Knapp 587
2492
Mail Tribune 3
F. Anderson 538
Bud Casey 442
John Math el 443
Bob Monsey 536
G. Spaunhorst 599
2560
Courtesy Chev. 0
Art MaggenU 392
J. Fetherston 450
Doc Wilson 445
Bd Radzweit 511
Bud Wilson 575
2373
Quality Mkt. 4
D. Lubbers 577
Loyd Huston 517
Wayne Kyker 515
Al Henderson 525
Ray Wise 390
2724
Bates Candy Co. 1
C. Thompson 494
Paul Dimick 508
Pat Grant 462
B. Garrett 452
Hunter Dixon 313
2429
Table Rk. Lbr. 3
Jack Gardner 432
Wally Neece 469
Dave Kreer S12
C. Freeman 497
H. Scnroeder 539
s
2449
White C. Sales 3
Lin Smith 489
Bill Fehl 467
Lee Bex 521
Frank Knox 577
Jim Henson 509
2553
Valentine Cafe 1
Nels Florey 343
Lloyd Carr 437
Art Brooks 456
Les Schneider 314
Bob Stevens 463
2413
Crater Lk. Mtrs. 1
Hal Vessev
Herb Vessey
Bob Lane
Jim Farrar
MeK Cannon
589
500
431
399
566
2483
Morning Fresh 3
Fred Beck 523
Wayne Ratty 429
Chuck Shinn 498
Dick Spain ' 524
Al Sacchi 326
2300
Dad's Hideaway 4
Joe Cabler 371
(Absentee) ' 480
K.Christians'n 559
Jack Cabler 474
Bob Cabler 566
2650
Olsen's. E.P. 9
Stan Straus 455
Jake Olsen 543
Ray Tresham 443
Oliver McNeel 447
Sandy Clave 481
2371
LADIES TRIPLES LEAGUE
Keglers kept their No. 1 posi
tion in Ladies Triples bowling
with a 4-0 win over the Alley
Cats. Mable Clark of CHC rolled
high game of 213. Charlene Par
dee of the Keglers had second
high with 211 and Gertrude
Blind of Three Spots had 200
even. '
Hoo Doos
Alley Cats
CHC
Three Spots
Three Flats .
Results:
CHC
H. Culy
O. Henson
M. Clark
9 7
9 7
8 8
6 . 10
2 14
513
457
570
U540
Three Spots
A. Gebhardt 461
G. Blind i 469
E. Baker 410
1340
Three Flats
T. Farrar 336
F. Doty 448
A. Harris 472
, . . 1256
Alley Cits
L. Erickson 416
P. Mathes 372
D. Christenson 449
1237
Hoo Doos
A. Tamney 414
A. Wilson 399
R. Barr 486
. 1299
Keglers
V. Knox 486
C. Pardee . 516
E. Ludwia . 486
' V ' ' ' 1488
sett at right half and Don Goy
ette ; at fullback. Juveland is
capable of filling in at all posi
tions in the backfield and has
been running hardest among the
backs so far this year.
Mineri Fight Fire
The fact that the need for fire
fighters severely cut into Yreka
practices gives the Crater team
a considerable advantage in pre
paring for the game. Even Miner
Coach Jack Beggs was reported
on the fire line as Yreka was
threatened last week. But ex
perience may make up for lack
of .workouts. This year., the
Miners can field an offensive
club with seven vets and a de
fensive team with 11 lettermen.
A Siskiyou Daily News story
says that, although the Miners
will miss a number of stars and
others who helped, "they still
will have plenty of depth."
Among the backfield men are
Jerry Churchill, 170-pound quar
terback with three years exper
ience, and Bill Kleaver, 190 left
half. Kleaver was second high
scorer in northern California
last year and made the San Fran
cisco Chronicle all-star team.
Charles Caster, 205, and Chuck
Dilley, 206, are returnees in the
line.
Redding Links
Match Sunday
Rogue Valley Country club
golfers will go to Redding,
Calif., this week end for a men's
team match. There will be a din
ner for them at Redding on Sat
urday night and play will be on
Sunday.
Those planning to make the
trip are to sign up at the pro
shop here. Eighteen men have
signed up so far and 12 will be
accompanied' by their wives. .
Bob Rector with a 74 was low
gross last week end in RVCC
ball sweepstakes. Bob Weber
and Ray Sorenson tied for low
net with 69s. Roy Smith had sec
ond low net with 70 and Ed
Nichols and Ron Gandee had
71s.
Blind bogey prizes went to
Frank Allen, E. K. Ricker and
Bud Judy.
Golden Trout Soon May
Be Reality in Oregon
Portland Angling for the
beautiful golden trout, once just
a dream to Oregon anglers, may
soon become a reality according
to recent surveys made by the
Oregon Game Commission.
The colorful golden, a sub
species of rainbow, have now be
come well established and boast
good populations in several Wal
lowa mountains areas. Investi
gations of Swamp and Baby
Long lakes by Will Brown, reg
ional supervisor, and Homer
Campbell, northeast fisheries
agent, showed that the goldens
planted by" the commission by
aerial lift as young fry in 1953
had grown five td seven inches
in length and were in good phy
sical condition. '
Unmistakable coloration is
typical of the golden trout. The
ordinary rainbow spotting is
found on the upper part of the
body, but the red stripe along
the lateral line is more brilliant
and wider than on the rainbow.
Bright red-orange colors the bel
ly. The lower fins are a bright
red-orange with white edges.
The flesh is also red-orange, sim
ilar to that of the blueback or
kokanee found in Wallowa lake.
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Learn your Territory You II
find more game and you
won'f gef lost. -
Know how to use maps
and a compass.
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Get in good physical
condition.
Know the identifying
features of the game
you hunt.
Thursday, September 15. 1955
PRODUCED BY THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
Distributed by the Sportsmen's Service Bureau (SAAMI)
Panel I
HOLDUP BECOMES JOKE
Springville, la. U.R) A
young gunman apparently suf
fered an attack of conscience
in a cafe here. First he demand
ed the money in the cash regis
ter, then said "This is just a
joke," and left. c
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
at noon Saturday.
New York (U.R) Jack Bis
co today resigned as vice-president
-and general business man
ager of the United Press. He
said he planned to acquire a
property of his own in the news-
Eaper or radio field and would
ave an announcement upon
completion of current negotiations.
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN
Virgil Swan son
Commissioner of
Basketball Refs '
Virgil Swanson, Medford, has
been named commissioner of
high school basketball referees
in this area for the forthcoming
season. He succeeds Jean Eber
hart, Ashland. ;
Swanson, a veteran referee,
will be a "working" commission
er, officiating in ball games a
well as assigning referees for
other contests. The plan has op
erated successfully for years in
eastern Oregon.
. A plan whereby hoop officials
must be present at a meeting
once per week during the sea
son in order to get jobs for the
week was discussed at an" Ash
land meeting Tuesday. No de
cision was made.
Twenty to 25 officials and.
coaches were present. Football
arbiters went over last week
end's games and set another
meeting for Tuesday, September
27, at Central Point junior high.
RIDES FIVE WINNERS
Mays Landing, N.J. (U.R)
Willie Hartack increased his ad
vantage over Willie Shoemaker
in the national jockey standings
Wednesday by riding five win
ners at Atlantic City. Hartack
now has 296 winners for the
year, 22 more than Shoemaker.
"PERFECT" CONDITION
Grossinger, N. Y. (U.R)
Rocky Marciano is in "perfect"
physical condition for next Tues
day's heavyweight title fight
with challenger Archie Moore.
The champion was examined
Wednesday by Dr. Vincent Nar
diello of the New York State
Athletic Commission.
Red Chinese Study
Old Disease Cures
Tokyo (U.R) Communist
China is conducting medical re
search in reverse. Radio Peiping
said today.
The broadcast reported on
scientific study into ancient, not
modern, ways to cure diseases.
Red China's Ministry of Pub
lic health has set up a study
group of doctors, some trained
in 20th century techniques and
others in the ancient lore of the
Orient. .
They announced this week,
Peiping Radio said that 200-year-old
prescription for curing sleep
ing sickness worked in 90 per
cent of 54 cases tested.
FAKE PISTOL STOLEN
Milwaukee, Wis. (U.R) Po
lice reported today that a thief
broke into a gunsmith shop here
and stole a fake pistol.
Portland, Astoria
To Get Repair Work
Portland (U.R) Sen. Rich
ard Neuberger (D-Ore.) said to
day he had been advised by the
White House . that $2,000,000
worth of ship repair and con
version work would be assigned
to shipyards in Portland and As
toria in the year which will end
June 30, 1956.
Neuberger said Wilton B. Per
sons, deputy assistant ;to Presi
dent Eisenhower, informed him
that more than one third of the
work was being made available
during the current fiscal quarter.
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