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O 3 TElf MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, December 7, 1955 t IJ?E ?oY SHARP BLOCK thrown by Joe Perry (34), Hugh McElhenny (39), great running back of 49ers gains seven yards against Green Bay in second quarter. Despite good day by Hugh, who s been plagued by bad foot, Packers won San Francisco game, 28-7. (International) Eagle Point 32-28 Victor Over Talent O Eagle Point Eagle Point high nudged out Talent 32 to 28 here last night in a tight defense basketball game. Free shots made the difference in the scoring. The Eagles got seven field goals to the Bull dogs' eight but from the gift stripe made 18 out of 29 tries while Talent got 12 for ,25. Talent used a zone defense most of the time and Eagle Point chose to try to go around it. The Eagles used man to man defense and managed to pick up their men well. Gary Foran of EP was the standout of the mix, picking off more than his . share of the re bounds and was all over the Qfloor during the night. He led scoring with 10 points. Quarter scores all favored Eagle Point 9 to 8, 16 to 14 and 23 to 20. Talent won the jayvee hassle 38 to 31. o LINE-UPS: F.aEle Point 32 Greb 3 f MedfordTribune Christian 6 Foran 10 Vcach g Friend 8 g Substitutions For Boron 5. Daw. McDonald. Tresham lor Talent, Hazclton. P. Combs 3, Mc Garity 1. J. Wallace 6. 28 Talent 6 Barrett 4 Ra. Weinhold 4 G. Combs 4 Hoffman M. Wallace Eagle Point. TITLE BOUT Milan, Italy (U.R) Duilio Loi of Italy, European lightweight champion who has been named the top lightweight contender by "Ring" magazine, says he ex pects to meet champion "Wallace (Bud) Smith in a title bout next June. Use Tribune Want Ads Prospect Regains Overcomes Phoen Prospect regained lone hold on top position in the Medford Independent Basketball League last night while YMCA pushed into second place and Phoenix fell from the unbeaten ranks. Prospect clubbed Headquart ers Company of the National Guard 52 to 27 for its third win against no losses. YMCA beat Phoenix 32 to 26. It was the Y's third win in four games and Phoenix's first loss in three tussles. Moose lodge played at Butte Falls last night but no score was reported this morning. Price Gets 20 Prospect was on top 26 to 11 at the half. Dick Price set the pace with 20 points and Ted Greb put in 14. Bruce .Bateman put in 10 for the Guard. The Y-Phoenix mix was tied 14-all at the half. Don Denman scored 11 and Roland Thompson 10 for the victors. Joe Fenton picked up eight for Phoenix. Lone Lead, Y ix in MIBL Pby This week's action in the MIBL concludes tonight, with two games at McLoughlin jun ior high. Headquarters Com pany and Company A of the Na tional Guard meet at 7 p.m., and Hawkihson Tire Tread and Moose at 8:30 p.m. LI.VE-UPS: YMCA 32 26 Phoenix D. Wooton 6 f 2 Hite Smith 2 f 8 Fenton Denman 11 , c 2 Bertrand Davis 1 g 6 T. Yarnell Thompson 10 g 6 Furry Substitutions For YMCA. Rodgers. Singler. Mintz 2. Weber; for Phoenix, Madden, Schmelzer, K. Thompson, I Yarnell. Siegrist Chosen Most Valuable Corvallis (U,R Senior Quar terback Ron Siegrist was named the most valuable player on the 1955 Oreeon State football team last night at the squad banquet. jonn witte won the utto Sit ton award ,as . the outstanding lineman. . " Prospect 52 Greb 14 Lenderman 1 Cory 6 Price 20 Stauffer 3 27 Headquarters 2 K. Bateman 2 Bud Bateman 2 Bud Bat McCandliss 7 Drew 10 Br. Bateman Prospect. Yor- Substitutions For ton, Sullivan, Winkle, S. Peterson, Kinemel, Osborne 4, N. Peterson: for Headquarters, stone b. liastgate, .Mar tin, Morris, Guches. BOWL OFFICIALS New Orleans (U.R) John Coles of Westminster has been named referee for the Jan. 2 Sugar Bowl game here between Georgia Tech and Pittsburgh. Other officials named are Worth- ington .Surrick of Temple, head linesman; Bill Luttrell of Ten nessee, umpire; Jack Griffith of Georgia, field judge; Fran Lowry of Howard, back judge, and Dick McNabb of Mercer, clock oper Use Tribune Want Ads if you can give a better bourbon... give it! There is no gift more gracious, more distinctive than this exquisite decanter, created specially for holiday giving. And inside, you have the greatest gift of all, a magnificent bourbon, wonderfully rich, smooth and warmhearted. o O o 0 o war i.vf? gW: .... ; W I If I - -a-v-y-i f- iff"" aik ... . 1 1 1 m I te Ancient Age comes pregif t- - wrapped in a. beautiful frosty y, fei carton. Slip off wrap-around J j N pameband andoiryj ,-- " - Y; i s . jt ' -.' KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 6 YEARS OLD 86 PROOF 1955 ANCIENT AGE DIST. CO., FRANKFORT, KY. t - " . 1 Axemen, Tornado Scuffles Highlight Cage Week End Tussles between the No. 1 and No. 2 schools in Oregon last sea son will highlight a program of nine games involving seven Jackson county preps this week end. The top attractions are battles between Medford and Eugene highs on Friday and Saturday night. Both games will be at the senior high gymnasium here. Eugene was Class A state champ ion for 1955 and Medford was runner-up. to the Axemen in the state tournament. Jacksonville and Eagle Point start off the week end with a conflict at Eagle Point on Thurs day. The two quintets come to gether again Friday at Jackson ville. Crater high will take to the road, playing at Oakridge on Friday and Saturday. A Fri day contest will find Ashland host to Fortuna,' Calif. On Satur day, Phoenix will entertain Yreka, Calif., and Prospect will journey to Canyonville. Jaycees Play Medford junior varsity vies tonight, meeting the Rogue River varsity at Rogue River. Of interest to fans who want some basis to compare teams will be three games outside the county. Fortuna will : play at Grants Pass on Saturday night. Brookings will play Illinois Val ley at Cave Junction and the two clubs Square off at Brook ings on Saturday. Klamath Falls will be "at home" to Reno, Nev., for two week end games. Both the Eugene Axemen and the Black Tornado are without the regulars and the great height that carried them to high honors last year. But each has a num ber of lettermen and have called up boys from strong junior var sity aggregations. Medford has five lettermen on hand and Eu gene has three players back from its state title squad. Eugene is drawing from an unbeaten jay vee crew. Medford junior var sity last season had almost that good a record. Reinking Drills Letterman Ed Reinking has now joined the Tornado for full time drill. He had been hobbled by a fractured ankle in foot ball. He's still limping but has told Coach Frank Roelandt that the ankle doesn't hurt. Dick McLaughlin is still sidelined from regular drill by a pulled leg muscle suffered last week. Roelandt stated that the Tor nado this week is ' aiming at polishing up its game. 'Condi tioning is still getting attenton because the crew is not yet in top ' physical shape. Five quar ters of tough scrimmage were played last night and the Tor nado practiced also on its press ing game. ; ' The Eugene club is expected to be a hard running club. The Axemen have played two games, beating Benson of Portland 63 to 53 and Albany 49 to 46. Med ford will have its first full games against the Axemen, hav ing played only in the jamboree last week end. FIGHTS By UNITED PRESS Buffalo, N.Y. Bob Satterfield, 186, Chicago, knocked out Paul Andrews, 185 "i, Buffalo. N.Y. (9). EB CLASSIC LEAGUE Duane Lubbers led all bowl ers with a 647 series as he led Sam's Sporting Goods to a S to 1 victory over E. H. Mann in the Classic Bowling league. Other high scores were rolled by Norm Hillyer of Medford Furniture Store, 611, and Chas. Sullivan of Walker Real Estate, 602. Hillyer had high game of 238 followed by Hugh Shaw of Top Notch Cafe with 237, Jack Gard ner of Sam's with 236 and Gor don Schultz of E. H. Mann Co. with 233. Standings: . W. L. Sam's Sporting Goods .. 9 3 Walker Real Estate . 8 . 4 Pfaff Sewing Center 8 4 Valley Music Co. 8 4 Medford Furniture Store 6 6 Hammer's Sporting Goods 6 6 Hight Real Estate 6 6 E. H. Mann Co 5 7 Top Notch Cafe . 5 7 Mogan Lumber Co. 4 8 Henry's Drive In 4 . 8 Wonder Bur 3 9 Results: Top Notch H. Shaw G. Piazza B. Forney D. Harmon T. Jantzer 2 507 491 545 479 477 2499' Mogan Lbr. Co. 2 Absentee ' 498 F. Chapman 489 B. Dver 535 J. Morgan 523 J. Burroughs 540 Z585 Valley Music 4 L. Schneider 497 G. Clark 479 E. Lenz 554 R. Speer 542 F. Driscoll 528 2600 Hight's R. DeVore F. Beck B. Green D. Wilson J. Knapp 1 499 459 528 497 559 2492 Wonder Bur 0 M. McFarland 458 L. Singer 517 Absentee 507 O. Endicott 547 W. Paterson 381 2410 Walker's 3 G. Burroughs 428 R. Brock 492 F. Knox 453 R. Wise 574 C. Sullivan 602 Medford Furn. 3 H. Vessey 522 S. Kurth 518 S. Van Dyke 551 N. Hillyer 611 B. Rector 507 2709 Henry's G. Barr E. Learning P. Morgan D. Spain A. Sacchi 2549 1 517 479 491 548 530 2565 Sam's 3 D. Lubbers 647 J. Gardner 591 W. White 497 S. Straus 565 H. Schroeder 570 2860 Mann Co. 1 J. Farrar 480 H. Goode 530 B. Stevens 541 G. Schultz 576 F. Anderson 511 2668 Hammer's 1 D. Pruess 522 C. Hammer 558 V. Sprinkle 531.. C. Dawson 544 K. Preston 514 2669 Pfaff Sewing 3 B. Hawley 594 B. St. Hilaire 545 L. Webster 441 A. Klatt 552 H. Frye 543 2676 VICTORY LEAGUE Standings Ross Lumber company u.b. .national sank Keith Bros Towne Beauty Shoppe Davis rransier Trowbridge and Flynn Beatty and McDougal . picks Apparel Starks Finance Local 9208 ROSE BOWL ARBITERS feaa- Francisco (U.R) The following officials have been named for the Jan. 2 Rose Bowl game in Pasadena between UCLA and Michigan State; Ross Dean of Whitewash Bay, Wis., referee; Melvin Nickerson of Orinda, Calif., . umpire; Mike Layden of Evansville, Ind., field judge; Carlisle Dollings of Co lumbus, Ohio, head linesman, and William Simas of Hermosa Beach, Calif., back judge. Ross Lbr. (4) A. Bohanman 508 L. Robinson 471 R. Beard 370 M. Spaunhorst 357 H. Culy 512 Keith Bros. J. Runtz M. Herman L. Keith J. Crosby N. Keith T and F (4) H. Frye 801 J. Withrow 447 R. Blaylock 354 E. Wise 361 J. Russell 487 Stark's N. Morrison D. Timmons R. Walton M. Porter M. Simmonds 331 Handicap 193 A. Blackburn 362 . M. Dyer J. Ingle 421 A. Walton P. Gardner 485 434 483 V. 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