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Patching Jobs May Decide
Winners in College Frays
By JOHN GRIFFIN
United Pi Sport Writer
How'well the trainers do their
last-minute patching jobs today
on a number of injured stars may
very well decide the winners
in 'several of Saturday's biggest
college football games, like
Navy-Notre Dame and Michigan
Iowa. For example, if the bruised
thigh of Notre Dame quarterback
Paul Hornung doesn't respond
well, the Fighting Irish may fail
as six point avorites and lose
Basketball Loop
Session Thursday
Preparations for the Medford
Independent Basketball League
season will be launched next
week.
President Bill Singler has
icheduled a meeting for Thurs
day, November 3. The meeting
will be at the armory.
Singler expressed hope that
organization for the season can
be completed well ahead of last
year. It is planned to hold elec
tion of officers at next week's
meeting. '
Semi-Finals Reached
In Senior Tournament
Pinehurst, N. C. (U.R) Pre-
tournament favorite J. W. Rob
erts of Columbus, Ohio, and sur
prising Fred Schultz of Evan
ston, I1L, iet today in the fea
ture, semi-final match of the
fourth annual North and South
Seniors Invitation Golf Champ
ionship.
-The other semi-final matched
Michigan Seniors champion C. J.
Farley of Grand Rapids against
B. J. Kraffert Jr. of Titus ville,
Pa.
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first time -since 1944.
And the key Big Ten battle be
tween Michigan and Iowa, which
will be nationally televised,,
may depend on how healthy are
the most-highly publicized stars
of each team end Ron Kramer
of Michigan and guard Cal Jones
of Iowa. Michigan, rated the
nation's No. 1 team and battling
desperately to hold onto that
rank Is a seven-point favorite.
No Such Problems
No such problems appear to
beset Maryland and Oklahoma,
the two mighty grid machines
that are pressing Michigan hard
for the national leadership. Both
seemingly could miss a man or
two this week, for Maryland is
rated a whopping 27-point favor
ite over South Carolina in an
Atlantic Coast Conference clash
and Oklahoma, ranked No. 3 na
tionally, is picked by a similar
sum over Kansas State to take
another step toward the Big
Seven championship and the
Orange Bowl.
UCLA, ranked No. 5, is the
week's most lopsided favorite at
35 points over California. Michi
gan State, No. 6, is only a three
point choice over Wisconsin as
both battle to stay on Michigan's
heels in the Big Ten race. Au
burn, No.- 8, is rated 13 points
over Tulane in its drive toward
its first Southeastern conference
crown.
Southern California, which
shares the No. 8 ranking, also
is a 13-point choice for its inva
sion of Minneapolis for the day's
biggest intersectional game,
shooting Jon Arnet, the nation's
leading scorer, against Minne
sota. Texas A&M, No. 10, is only
a seven-point pick over Arkan
sas in the key Southwest con
ference battle at' Fayetteville,
Ark.
Other Kay Games
Here's how some of . the key
games in other conference races
shape up:
Missouri Valley: League-leader
Houston a 14-point favorite
over Wichita in a night game.
Ivy: Co-leaders Yale and Prince
ton each favored by 13 over
Dartmouth and Brown, respec
tively. Big Seven: Nebraska, tied
with Oklahoma, a 13 point
choice over Kansas. Atlantic
Coast: Clemson, tied with Mary
land, favored by seven over
Wake Forest. Southern: George
Washington could gain first
place tie with West Virginia and
Davidson by beating Virginia
Tech, but is a seven-point under
dog. Southwest: SMU hot on
Texas Aggies' heels, seven-point
pick over Texas.
The odds-makers find three
games this week as even mon
eyMiami, Fla.-Pittsburgh, Pur
due -Ilinois and Syracuse - Holy
Cross.
In contrast to previous weeks,
when -there . were several top
notch games on Friday night, to
night's program does not include
a major college game.
Tom Heath
Resigns as
Pads1 Pilot
San Francisco (U.R)
Tommy Heath, manager of the
San Francisco Seals for the past
five years, resigned Thursday to
help "clear the way" for the
possible sale of the club to new
interests.
In a specially prepared state
ment, Heath said he was an
nouncing his resignation an man
ager and director of the Seals.
"Because of rumors which are
being circulated, I am forced
to make the following announce
ment prematurely, and I might
add, regretfully," said the Heath
statement.
"By mutual agreement with
the directors of the San Fran
cisco Seals, I am announcing my
resignation as Seals manager
and director. I am taking this
action in order to help remove
any obstacles that might pos
sibly be in the way for a future
purchaser or a new operator of
the" San Francisco franchise."
Up For Sale
The Seals, - in financial hot
water, have been up for sale
since the close of the 1955 sea
son. Heath was brought to the
Seals in 1951 from Minneapolis
by the former owner, Paul
Fagan. When Fagan withdrew
from baseball two years ago he
turned -the club over to seven
veteran employees, deluding
Heath, who became a part own
er of the club.
It has been rumored that
Heath is under consideration for
the post of manager of the Se
attle Rainiers. Freddie Hutchin
son, who piloted the Rainiers to
a pennant last year, stepped up
to take over as manager of the
St. Louis Cardinals, leaving the
Seattle post open. .
PLANS SUPER TRACK
New York XU.R) The Great
er New York Racing association,
which conducts all thoroughbred
racing in metropolitan New York,
announced' Thursday that it
plans to build its "super" track
at Belmont Park. But it said its
reconstruction plans for the New
York tracks first call for im
provements at Aqueduct.
MAY MOVE CLUB
Indianapolis (U.R) . The In
dianapolis News has reported
that the parent Cleveland In
dians will move their local
American association club to an
other city unless the city makes
a move to keep the franchise
here. The city has until Nov. 28
to decide if it wants to keep the
team here, the News said. ,
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 9465
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
. STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of LEON
E. WISE, Deceased. .
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his Final Ac
count and Report in the above en
titled estate and that by Order of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County. Probate Depart
ment, a hearing upon the same has
been set for November 28. 195S. in the
Circuit Court Room in the Jackson
County Courthouse in Medford, Ore
gon, at the hour of ISO o'clock F.M.
All persons having objections there
to are hereby notified to present the
same on or before such time.
Date of first publication of this
Notice is October 28, 1955.
DONALD HANSEN
Administrator of the Estate
of Leon E. Wise, deceased.
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ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE
. Seven Up took over first place
in the Rogue Valley league with
a clean sweep from Star Body
Works which dropped from sec
ond to fifth. Klievers Machine
shop only lost one place to sec
ond spot despite a loss of three
games to City Hall.
The rest of the stadings were
unchanged even though Forest
Patrol took three from Darrell
Miller Co., Andy's won three
from U. ?. National Bank, and
Lorenz Co. gave Pine Tree Mar
ket a three game beating.
Oliver McNeel rolled the best
series of the evening with a 582.
and his 248 took honors for high
game.
Standings:
Seven Up .
Klievers Machine Shop
City Hall
Forest Patrol
Star Body Works
Andy's Jewelers
U. S. National Bank
Darrell Miller Co.
Lorenz Co
Pine Tree Market
Results:
W. L.
-.25 15
.23 17
..22 '.i 17V2
..22 ia
-21
..21
19
17
..17
19
19
21
23
23
.12',i 27 li
D. Miller Co.
D. Tremblay
J. Haven
B. Kramer
C. Cox
H. Wyatt
Handicap
1
407
452
385
420
454
183
2301
Forest Patrol
B. Van Hoy
H. Smets
J. Bradish
D. Stockton
T. Maul
3
495
401
490
556
394
2336
Seven Up
K. Shaw
D. Coates
H. Dungey
J. Morgan
D. Swan
Handicap
4
495
444
437
416
563
75
2440
Star Body 0
T. Mitchell . 489
H. Gegner 382
C. Emery 386
D. Graham 427
L. Graham 473
2067
Andy's
E. Float
D. Kline
D. Johnson
T. Anderson
B. Pridham
3
455
471
500
430
455
2311
U. S. National 1
S. Doty 513
D. Gladfelter 372
G. Rader 427
F. Eastwood 405
P. Shafer 470
Handicap 93
2290
Kliever's
W. Eberius
M. Jacobson
I. Isaacs
T. Van Sickle 399
V. Allen 465
1
529
425
451
2269
City nail
O. McNeel
N. Dow
G. Brown
R. Duff
J.Compagnonl 511
Handicap 24
2331
3
582
401
417
396
Lorenz Co. 3 Pine Tree
C. McWhorter 430 B. Jenkins ,
L. Mcuorm cK 573 jt . tnaoman
W. Gottfried 433
B. Tye
J. Mathes
S. MaUon
432 D. Chapman
573 . D. Kfeer
Handicap
2383
t
447
509
378
472
428
54
2288
EVERGREEN LEAGUE '
Top two teams of the Ever
green. League seemed determin
ed to have a show down on the
12th night of the round,, as
Pierce and Medfoid - Barbers
battle evenly down the stretch.
The rest of the: squads will
have to wait till the second
round and start even again for
a top spot. "
Standings: W,
Pierce Freight Lines 30
Barber -Local No. 269 28
Domestic Laundry ; 23
Oasis Ballroom ....... .....22
Jorgensen's Dairy . 22
Swift and Co 22
Huntewand Best Lumber 21
Chuck's Pump Service 19
Jackson Creek Lumber ............16
Eastside Market 15
Big Y Market . 13
Moore Steel Co. ....
Results:
Eastside Mkt.
Harger
Neathamer
Fluck
Sorenson .
Orr
Handicap
3
379
418
402
317
464
158
9
Jorgensen's
Duncan
Givler
Jorgensen
Pritchett
Ellis
L.
. 10
12
17
18
18
18
19
21
24
25
27
31
1
459
410
308
435
450
2136
Big Y .
Withrow
Hooker '
Gifford. .
(Absentee)
Franz
Handicap
1 Oasis
529 Williams
427 Wadlow
346 Burton
423 Wilson
417 Spain
90
2229
Jackson Creek 1
Shultz
Fenton
Glover
Lewis
Kantor
Barbers
Berrey
Braaten
Hamer
DeGroot
Speer
550
343
362
445
406
2106
Swift Co.
Anderson
Griffith
Hjorten
Messelbeck
Boner
Handicap
2062
3
476
377
' 407
534
S81
2375
3
421
455
446
413
431
93
2259
3
835
489
366
542
534
2466
Moore Steel 1
Edwards (219) 554
LaFon
Monroe
Kravig
Lugnet
Handicap
Chuck's Pumps 3
McWhorter 466
Lynch 404
Coggins 445
Parker 489
Kreer - 509
2313
Domestic Lndry. 1
Lane 390
Knox 471
Liddell 407
Coats 438
CoUey 447
Handicap ' ' 18
2171
262
433
358
397
282
2286
1
424
430
464
391
517
45
8277
Pierce Freight 3
Doyon . 460
Martin (209) 517
Larson 461
Neotes 413
Vaflee ' 463
Alexander and .Brown
Valentine Cafe
Whit rilv Snips
Bates Candy Co.
morning r resn caKery .
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Table Rock Lumber
Results:
52
-19
16
15
18
18
24
25
14',, 25 'i
..10 30
- S 31
Olsen's 3 Table Rock 1
Straus 522 Gardner 470
Shaw 543 Abs. . 423
Olsen 389 Kreer 476
Clave 460 Freeman 439
McNeel 556 Schroeder 563
- 2470 2371
Quality Mkt 3 Bates Candy
D. Lubbers 506 Weber 496
J. D. Lubbers 435 Dimick 537
Kyker 509 Grant 524
Henderson 475 Garrett 498
Wise 600 Dixon 450
2525 2505
Valentine's 0 Dad's 4
Wilton White 476 Joe Cabler 481
Carr 524 Jim Cabler 504
Brooks 425 Christianson 497
Parker 541 Jack Cabler 542
Speer 527 Bob Cabler 500
2493 2524
White City 1 A and B 3
Smith 501 Boone 491
FeW 442 Guldan 561
Bex 475 Meyers 561
Knox 550 McWhorter 488
Henson 439 Knapp 482
2407 ' 2583
Courtesy Chev. 1 C. L. Motors 3
Barclay 483 Vessey 558
Fetherston 456 Lane 485
Maggenti 413 Royce 425
Radzweit 431 Farrar 532
Wilson 567 Cannon 523
2324 2523
Mail Tribune 1 Morning Fresh 3
Anderson 557 Beck 470
Liddell 430 Ratty 460
Mathes 516 Shinn 538
. Monsey 511 Spain ' 593
Spaunhorst 555 Saachi 528
2569 2579
MUSCULAR Tommy Kono of
Sacramento, Cal., shows form
that won him title of "Mister
Universe" after 27-nation
weight-lifting championships
-in Germany. (International)
Friday, October 28. 195S
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THftTlEV
Non-Professional Hoop Circuit
Will Have National Tournament
Phoenix, Ariz. A new non
professional basketball organi
zation the National Basketball
Congress will launch its first
nationwide tournament program
this fall. The first national
championship meet is scheduled
for Rioenix, Ariz., March 24
through April 1, it has been an
nounced by Larry Walker, ex
ecutive secretary of the Phoenix
based organization.
The NBC has one chief aim,
that of providing a tournament
program for the thousands of
players who do not fit into the
collegiate, AAU, or professional
post-season tourney programs.
Eligibility rules of the new as
sociation have been patterned
DOUBLE TROUBLE
Holyoke, Mass. (U.R) After
being involved in a minor traffic
mishap, 12-year-old Delfo Bar
bani left his bicycle at the scene
and went to a nearby doctor's
office for treatment. When he
returned, he found that his bicy
cyle had been stolen.
More than a fourth of the
trucks in the United States .are
farm-owned. In addition . there
are 4,170,000 farm tractors.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROPERTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
The United States National Bank of
Portland (Oregon), executor of the es
tate of Roy E. Fulkerspn. deceased,
will on the 12th day of December,
1955, at 10:00 o'clock a.m.. at 121 Oak
Street, Rogue River, Oregon, sell at
private sale upon cash terms, the fol
lowing described real property situated
in Jackson County, Oregon, to-wit:
The Southerly one-half of Lot 9 In
Block 2 of the town of Wood ville,
now the town of Rogue River. Jack
son County. Oregon,
which property is the sole asset of
the estate of Roy E. Fulkerson, de
ceased; said sale is held pursuant to
order of the Hon. Orval J. Millard,
Judge of the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Josephine County,
dated the 11th day of October. 1955.
THE UNITED STATES NA
TIONAL BANK OF
PORTLAND (OREGON). Execu
tor of the
Estate of Roy E. Fulkerson,
Deceased.
after amateur policies of inter
collegiate conferences and rec
reation " associations. - Athletic
coaches, physicial education in
structors and former profession
al athletes as well as ame
teurs will be permitted to
compete in the NBC tournaments
on a strictly amateur basis.
Fifty per cent of revenue from
state and national tournaments
will be returned to sponsors of
visiting teams to help pay ex
penses incurred for travel, lodg
ing, and meals. " '
State and district commission
ers for the new international or
ganization are how being ap
pointed. Basketball leaders in
terested in applying for NBC
commissioner-ships may write
the National Basketball Con
gress, 1725 West Roosevelt, Phoe-,
nix, Arizona.
No. 9564
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of NELLIE
MAY COPPLE. also known as
PONELOPHE MAY COPPLE, de
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his Final Ac
count and Report in the above entitled
estate and that by order of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for Jack
son County, Probate Department, a
hearing upon the same has been set
for November 28, 1955. in the Circuit
Court Room in the Jackson County
Courthouse in Medford. Oregon, at the
hour of 1:30 o'clock P.M.
All persons having objections there
to are hereby notified to present the
same on or before such time.
Date of first publication of this
Notice is October 28. 1955.
DONALD HANSEN
Administrator of the Estate
of NeUie May Copple. aka
Ponelophe May Copple.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE .
The Mail Tribune caught a
"Tartar' 'and dropped their first
series of the year to Beck's Morn
ing Fresh Bakers, but the M-T
still tops the Commercial League
standings with two weeks to go
in the round. The next five teams
closed ranks on the M-T with 3-1
wins for Quality Market, Crater
Lake Motors, and a 4-0 series for
Dad's Hideaway. High honors
went to Ray Wise of Quality
Market for a 255 game.
Standings: W.
Mail Tribune ai
Quality Market
Dad's Hideaway
Crater Lake Motors
Olsen's Eagle Point
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