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& Friday, September 16, 1953 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THTftTEEH Medfo UNE SLTCDLFITS St. Mary's Opens Gridiron Season Here on Saturday Against Illinois Valley St. Marv's high of Medfora unveils its 1955 model football at the Medford senior high itadium Saturday night with Il linois Valley forming the op position. Game time is 8 p. m. The engagement will give the Crusaders of Medford their on ly tune-up tangle before they begin Jackson County B League play. St. Mary's is defending countv and district champion, Small turnouts handicapped the Crusaders for their early drills but the number on band ha increased in recent even- Ines and has been about 20 However the Medford parochial nine is used to being shorthand ed. They won their togas last vear with only 12 or 13 boys playing most' of the time. National Am Links Field Down To 4 By LEO H. PETERSON United Press Sports Editor Richmond. Va. U.PJ Deter mined Harvie Ward, the favorite, faced Bill Booe and Billy Hynd- man opposed Hillman Robbins Jr. today in the semi-finals of h U.S. Amateur Golf Cham- cionshiD. Thev were the only survivors of the field of 200 which teed off In this six-day gruelling grind of match play on Monday. Only one of themi Ward, was among those who was given a eood chance to win the title when play started and the bet ting today was that the former British Amateur champion would come through. Ward gained the semi-finals with an easy 6 and 4 victory over 19-year-old Jimmy McCoy of Lake Worth, Fla., in the quarter-finals after having disposed of Bob McCall, a Youngstown, Ohio, sporting goods salesman in the fifth round earlier in the day, 3 and 2. . Booe defeated Charley Kun kle, a 40-year-old water works company official from Johnston, Pa., 1 up in Thursday's after noon quarter-finals after Kunkle had eliminated British Amateur king Joe Conrad of San Antonio, Texas, 3 and 2. In the morning Tound Booe defeated Bill War yan of Minneapolis, 5 and 4. Robbins Took Miles : In addition to taking care of Hopkins, Robbins defeated John Miles of Mamaroneck, N.Y., in Thursday's matches, 2 and 1. Hyndman first kayoed Jimmy McHale, another Philadelphia in surance broker in the morning, 2 and 1, and then in the after noon knocked out 19-year-old Joe Campbell, Purdue Univer sity student from Anderson, Ind., 2 up. The Crusaders will begin their season with a good number of veterans in the line-up. And at last report they will be near intact physically. . Center John Walsh will miss the fray be cause of shoulder dislocation. St. Mary's will continue to use the double wing which was introduced last year. But Coach Willard Webb, new this year, has also brought back the split T However, Webb has indicated that his club will play under wraps as much as possible Sat urday and save its surprises for conference teams. Jim Darland and Dick Paup may open at ends tomorrow and Paup will also see service in the backfield. One end, Gerald Dar land, has been shifted to center to make up for Walsh's loss and likely will start there. Tack les will be picked from among Alson Geren, Ramon Elberts and Jerry Flakus. Either Green or Elberts could begin at a guard and, if so, the other guards will be chosen from among Francis Murphy, Ed Fogel and Jack Relling. To Alternate Both Ron Pruitt and Bill Carey, transfers from Ohio, may alternate much of the time Sat urday between quarterback and left half. Another left half eyed for duty is Jerome McQuade, freshman' from Central Point, Laval Meunier is the likely op ening right half with Paup to spell him. Fullback is Jim Jones. Illinois Valley will put an all-letterman crew on the field but only three of , them were regulars last year. - Probable line for Coach Gale Davis's Cougars is Mike Piller and Howard Pickle, ends; Eldo Swift and . Don Camp, tackles; Ken Krause and Ron Spencer, guards, . and Alan Burr, center. Backs may be Ed .Neil,- Pete Johnson, Ken Lockhart and Boy Cole. Pickle,-Neil and Lockhart are the 1954 regulars. Also ticketed for action are Pat Simington, end; Jim Smith, tackle; Ron Cherry and Jim Dea- ton, guards, and George Plum- lee, Ed Marmaelejo and Don Culbreath, backs. ? ! Roseburg Indians Play at Ashland Ashland Ashland high grid men show their 1955 model to' home fans this evening when they entertain Roseburg here. Al Simpson, handling the head grid coaching duties for the Grizzlies, has groomed his crew with a double wing attack which worked effectively in a 10 to 6 win over Fortuna, Calif., las night. It could mean some spectacular football this fall. Roseburg loomed strong in pre-season drills but fell to Esta cada, last week. The Indians may be back in stride this week. KM E D--S p o r tsc aster A LOWELL CANNON SAYS: ATTEND THE BLACK TORNADO GAMES BULT IF YOU CANT ATTEND Hear Football at Its Best Each Friday Nite - 8:00 p.m. f On KMEO-1440 Brought to you by Peck Bros. Tire Service Crater Lake Hi way And hear the Coca-Cola Football - Warm-up Friday, 7:45 p.m. On 1440 KMED NBC "The Voice and Choice of the Rogue Vacation Land" CHAMPIONSHIP EYED Cecil James drove the above A-2 car to victory Labor day in the 24-hour marathon hardtop auto race here. He'li seek to gain the 1955 Jackson County Speedway title with it Saturday night in final races of the season. James has a total of 179 points so far this year. Monte Hall heads him with 180. LA Rams Oppose Eagles In Denver On Saturday Los Angeles U.R) The Los Angeles Rams were slated to leave by planes for Denver to day for their non-conference pro grid clash against the unbeaten Philadelphia Eagles in Denver stadium tomorrow night. Raiders Set' For Linfield Ashland Southern Oregon college's football Raiders make their football debut Saturday night and indications were that they'll be a near full strength for the Linfield Wildcats. Service of Jerry Livingston, end, and Jim Wright, back, is subject to question. Livingston has a cut hand and Wright is troubled by a smokejumper an kle injury. Ted Tenney, back, and Walt McCoy, end, have had penicilin shots for a virus in fection but should be ready. Probable line.up for the Raid ers is Bill Seymour, Don Korns, Tenney and Dick Prevele, backs; Tom Quinowski, center; Don Dickson and Chuck Romine, guards; Al Sodaro and Dick Smith, Reedsport, tackles and McCoy and Dick Smith, Ash land, ends. VICTORY PARTY North Adams, Mass. (U.R) Archie Moore has his plans all set for celebrating if he beats Rocky Marciano and wins the heavyweight championship next Tuesday. Moore announced to day he will hold a "victory party" in New York" after the bout and he also has signed for a six-week "victory tour" with a dance band. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON. FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE DEPART MENT IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARD IANSHIP OF MILDRED PATTER SON, an incompetent person NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 17th day of October, in the office of Walter D. Nunley, attorney for said estate. at the Courthouse. Medford. Oregon, from and after the hour of 10 o'clock ajn., the under signed guardian of the above entitled estate will sell said estate's one-fifth distributive interest in and to the following described real property for the sum of , not lest than $3,440.15, pursuant to the order of the court entered on the 15th day of September, 1955, said real property being de scribed as follows: PARCEL I: Lots numbered 4 and 5 of MA THIS & BAGLEY ADDI TION to the City of Rogue River. Jackson County. Oregon. PARCEL 2: Lots numbered 1 to 17, and 19 to 37, inclusive, of WILLS SUBDIVISION as platted and recorded in Volume 8 at Page 44 of the Plat Records of Jackson County. Oregon. PARCEL 3: That part of Govern ment Lot 1, in Section 19, Township 36 South, Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian, being more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the North boundary line of the Pacific Highway right of way as re established, and as same is now located on the ground, said point being 1315 feet East and 30 feet North of the One Quarter corner common to Sections 19 and 30 of the -abovementioned Township and Range (the same being also the Southwest corner of said Gov ernment Lot 1) and said point of beginning being 1325 feet West of the Southeast corner of said Sec tion 19; thence running East along said Northerly , boundary line of .the Pacific Highway right of way aforesaid, 90 feet; thence North to Rogue River; thence West along Rogue River to a point due North of the point of beginning; thence South to the point of beginning. SUBJECT to the reserved rights in the Grants Pass Irrigation Dist rict as contained in its Deed of Lands including the above de scribed premises as same appears of record at Page 625 of Volume 162 of the Deed Records of Jack- . . son County, Oregon, for over- flow and backwater resulting from the maintenance and opera tion of its Savage Rapids diver sion dam across Rogue River. Plus beginning at a point on the : Northerly boundary of the Pa cific Highway as the same is now located in Lot 1 of Section 19 in Township 36 South. Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County. Oregon, which point is 75 feet Easterly, of the Southeast corner . of tract de scribed in Volume 200, Page 344, of the Deed Records of Jackson Countv. Oregon: thence Easterly along the Northerly boundary of . said highway 150 feet: thence . North to Rogue River., thence Westerly along the Rogue River to a point due North of the point . of beginning: thence South to the point of beginning. SUBJECT TO existing easements for public util- " ities and for ditch rights of ways. SUBJECT .ALSO to reservations . contained in Title insurance Pol icy No. J-6531 issued by Title & Trust Company, Portland. Oregon. : . covering the above described property. PARCEL 4: The H.H.H. Mining Claims (unpatented) consisting of two claims located on Birdseye Creek. Jackson County. Oregon, being the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 4. Township 37 South. Range 4 West of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon. Dated and published at Medford. Ore gon. September 16, 23. .30 and October 7. 1955. . , . .. LAWRENCE WILLS i Championship at Stake in Final Auto Races Saturday ' The Mobilgas championship race will be held at the Jack son County speedway here Satur day nighi. It will be the final hardtop race program for the season for Medford and the final standings in the individual point conten tion will be determined. The . season finale is being given the Mobilgas designation because of the support distrib utors and dealers of that gaso line have made to hardtop rac ing here .this year.. Monte Hall is current leader in the quest, for the track champ ionship but Cecil James, 24-hour race winner, Lou- Donelon and Wayne Lamley are all in 'con tention for the title. Awards will go to" the top 12 men. Hall's total is 180 and Cecil James has 179. Donelon's points number 170 and Lemley's 163. Others gunning to finish In the upper group are Roy Deut schman and Whitey Dage, each 147; Neil Wooldridge' 143; Lou Kurz 134; Bud Hurt 128; Bob Jenkins 121; Elmer Sisemore 94; Bob Wilcox 84. Buy At Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks, Fines Drain Tile W. McAndrews Phone 2-4107 Leptich, Blajcely Senior Finalists Portland (U.PJ Defending Champion Marty Leptich met W. H. "Bill" Blakely today for the 1955. Oregon,, Senior Golf As sociation championship. The 60-or-over division finals matched Dr. Robert Rox and Bob Smith, both of Portland. Dr. Fox won from Clayton Sharp 4 and 3, and Smith, edged De fending Champion Ward Cum mings Sr. of Roseburg, 4 and 2. For Best Results! Use Tribune Want 'Ads FULLMER, BOYD TO VIE Chicago (U.R) Gene Full mer of Ogden, Utah, fifth-ranking middleweight contender, will meet Illinois middleweight champion Bobby Boyd in a nationally-televised bout at' Chi cago Stadium on Wednesday, Sept 28, the International Box ing Club announced today. CHAMPIONSHIP HARD TOP , v i CMC 10 HIGH POINT MEN Monte Hall, Cecil James Lou Donelon Wayne Lemley Roy Deutschman Whitey Dage Neil Woolridge . Lou Kurz Bud Hurt Bob Jenkins .180 .179 .170 .163 .147 .147 -143 .134 -128 .121 SATURDAY Sept. 17 Medford Posse Grounds This last race of the season will be the fastest and most blood tingling race on record! Each daring driver will be battling for the lead . . . and no punches will be pulled to gain top honors! 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