Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 08, 1955, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextSt. Mary's Will Oppose SOC Jayvees St. Marv's hieh basketball team will take on Southern Ore gon college junior varsity here on Friday night, Coach Millard Vebb announced. Arrangements for the tussle were made this week. The scuf fle will be on the St. Mary's floor here with a return brush set for Wednesday next week. Webb, said- possible starters are Laval Meunier, Dick Paup, Tony Miksche, Gerald Darland and John Walsh. Came time is 8 p.m. The tussle will be preceded by some sort oftfcrelim, Webboreported. The mi was scheduled to help the Crusaders prep for their 1956 Jackson County B League sea son. Company A Wins 40-31 Company A of the National Guard took a fourth place spot i the Medford Independent Bas ketball League standing last night by defeating their fellow guardsmen of Headquarters com' pany, 40 to 31. No report was made in time for the Mail Tribune sports deadline on the Hawkinson Tire Tread-Moose lodge game. Hawk " inson's had an opportunity to share fourth with Company A The Guard tussle was a see saw for the first half with Com pany A on top at the rffct period 19 to 7. Jim Higinbotham of the winning team .collected 18 points. Joe Nolan of Company A and Bruce Bateman of Head quarters each had nine. WEDNESDAY LINE-UP: Company A 40 31 Headquarters Higinbotham 18 1 4 Bud Bateman Trainman f 6 K. Bateman Nolan 9 c 5 McCandliss J. Burns 5 g 4 Drew D. Burns 6 g 9 Bruce Bateman Substitutions For company A. Mc Jntyre, Carrigan 2; for Headquarters, Walls, Guches, Martin, Eastgate 1, Morris, Stone 2. TUESDAY LINErBP , Butte Falls 73 Cooley 2 f Abbott 4 f Snoick 2 c Brown 16 g Moore 26 g Substitutions For Bartlett 14. Tygart 3, Cramer 4, Dil- lard; for Moose,- Summons 4 37 Moose Lodge 6 H. Waldron 10 Jones 4 Tucker 8 Williams 4 J. Waldron Butte Falls, Marquette Team Sounds Warning By JOHN GRIFFIN JJniled Press Sports Writer The Marquette Warriors, who stunned the college basketball world with a 22-game winning streak last season, are flying high again today as they head for a quick 'showdown -With na tional champion San Francisco. Powered by six-foot, eight Inch Terry Rand, who rifled the cords for 31 points, the War riors looked impressive" Wednes day night as they racked up their second win of this season, 89-75, over Valparaiso.' The triumph was a grim warning to San Francisco, which is slated to meet Marquette in the opening round- of the DePaul tournament in the Chicago Sta dium on Dec. 16. The national champs are idle until this clash, which opens their big national tour, but Marquette has two more games that figure as victories. High School Scores WEDNESDAY BASKETBALL By UNITED PRESS , Philomath 65, Monroe 48 Arlington 43, St. Mary's (The Dal les) 27 Stanfield 85, McEven 30 NATIONAL ROOKIE OF YEAR Cardinal outfielder Bill Virdon, 24, shown (left) getting some batting tips during 1 last spring practice at St. Petersburg, Fla., from the master, Stan Musial, was named National KooMe of the Year by the Baseball Writers' Assn. of America in Chicago. Virdon put the Musial tips to good use by batting .281 with 17 '. homers and knocking in 68 tallies. Baylor's Bears Hand OSC Cagers 3rd Setback, 62-57 Corvallis (U.R) The Baylor Bears withstood a strong Oregon State finish to win a 62-57 deci sion over the Beavers in a non conference basketball game here last night. The Southwest Conference Bears handed the young OSC quintet its third straight loss of the season. Some 3,857 people saw the game. Baylor went into a stall with two minutes left. The Beavers were within two points of the Bears at 59-57 in the final sec onds, but Wayne Connally made a lay-in to protect the Baylor victory. Beavers Grab Lead Ken Nanson opened OSC scor ing in the first period, and the Beaver squad took a 8-1 lead in the first three minutes. Louis Estes dropped in a field goal for the Bears at the ZVz minute mark, and before the period was half over the teams were tied at 11-11. In the second half OSC, led by Dave Gambee, stayed within two to four points of the Bears until Estes and Dennis Raines suddenly caught fire and push ed the score up to 51-41. Baylor led 37-30 at halftime. Gambee was the OSC spark plug, and the game's high scorer vith 25 points. Baylor scoring was led by Estes, with 14 points, and Connally with 13. Crater Goes To Oakridge Central Point Crater high hoopmen take to the road this week end, playing Friday night and again Saturday night at Oak ridge. Coach Leonard Warren of the Comets stated that the team will be without the services of Na than ' Douthit, a letterman, on Friday. He will take a reserve officers training corps exam on Saturday morning and join the club for the game that night. Douthit is a possible starter at a guard spot. Friday's opening line-up may have Davis at one forward with the other to be picked from among John Shama, Gordon Tid- well and Fred Herrmann. Neil Green may be center, Harold Lefler at one forward and either Don Goyette or George Juve- land at the other. 60 8 Y Buy your, roof from your LOCAL ESTABLISHED Joins -Man ville DEALER 0 Yes-let the Fly-by-night roofing firms go by. We'll see that you get a quality Johns-Manville roof and at the right price. Call us before you buy! BIG PINES LUMBER CO. 6th & Fir Streets Phone 2-6251 Taylor Collects High Rifle Score Chuck Taylor led rivals at the regular Wednesday night rifle shoot with 391 out of the pos sible 400 in the four position shooting. This is the highest score for the season so far. In the second place was Clinton Charley 386 followed by Harry Heidenreich 386, Roy Hewitt 385 and Jim Bolton 377. In the handicap event Jerry Smith had a perfect 400. Herb Gifford, one of the new shoot ers had 399, Heidenreich 396, Earl Hvall 396 and Bolton 395. Vernon P. Fowler became a new club member. Clyde Rich mond and Hvall showed up for the first time this year after suc cesful elk hunting trips. Octavia B. Waddell was high lady just out of high five for the evening with 375. Butte Falls Has Turkey Shoot Butte Falls Butte Falls Gun club will hold a turkey shoot on Sunday starting at 10 a.m. There will be rifle and shot gun competition and events for non-shooters. The affair is open to the public and lunch will be available at the grounds. Site of the shoot is on Rancho Ria rd., about five miles out of Butte Falls. Hams as well as turkeys will be prizes. PROVIDENCE ADMITTED New York U.R) The East ern College Athletic Conference opened a three -day meeting Wednesday by electing presi dents for its various affiliated leagues and associations and set dates for some of its 1956 and 1957 events. In the most notable change, Providence College was admitted to the Intercollegiate Ice Hockey association. MOUNTIES TOP WHITMAN Walla Walla (U.R) Eastern Oregon's high scoring basketball team downed Whitman 78-72 here last night on accuracy from the free-throw line. EOCE hit 24 out of 35 foul shots while Whitman had only 18 of 41. Each team mr"e 27 field goals. John Reinking led EOCE with 24 points. IB OP WILING COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Standings for the Commercial League took a big change for only one week's play, Olsen's went from third to top of a three-way tie. Quality Market moved from tenth to seventh place "and Valentine Cafe traded places with Dad's Hideaway. High team game went to Quality Market as well as high series. Fred Anderson had a high game of 243, followed by Ray Speer's 235, Buz Green picked up a dif ficult 4-7-9-10 split. Standings: W. L. Olsen's Eagle Point LADIES TUESDAY TRIPLES 'Helene Culy of C-H-C- had high game of 202 and high series of 508 in Tuesday Triples bowl ing. Mable Clark of the same team had second high series with 485. C-H-C took four games away from Alley Cats for the only clean sweep of the eve ning. LADIES TUESDAY TRIPLE Standings: W. L. Keglers 40 24 C-H-C 40 24 Hoo Doos . 32 32 ..32 32 ..29 35 11 Table Rock Lumber 11 Morning Fresh. Bakery 11 Mail Tribune 9 alentine Cafe 9 Dad's Hideaway 8 Quality Market 8 Crater Lake Motors 8 Bates Candy Co. - 8 Alexander & Brown Insurance 7 White City Sales 5 Courtesy Chevrolet 1 Results: White City . 3 Bates Candy Chapman 549 Weber Fehl 467 Dimick Bex 444 Grant Knox 553 Garrett Henson 491 Dixon 2504 Mail Tribune 2 Anderson 592 LiddeU Mathes Monsey Spaunhorst 496 457 437 563 A and B ' Boone Guldan Speer McWhorter Knapp 2545 5 5 7 7 8 8 8 8 9 11 15 1 475 504 451 506 511 2447 2 510 567 535 432 496 2540 Olsen's Straus Allen Olsen Clave McNeel 3 543 476 . 501 464 546 . 2530 Dad's Hideaway 1 Joe Cabler Jim Cabler Christianson 489 551 481 Jack Cabler 454 Greene 510 2485 Quality Mkt. 4 Lubbers 501 Huston 405 Kyker 524 Henderson 547 Wise 581 2558 Courtesy Chev. 0 Barclay 470 Fetherston 444 Wilson 464 Radzweit 479 Maggenti 471 2328 Valentine'i 2 White 642 Carr 434 Brooks . . - 494 Parker 492 Schneider 507 2469 Table Rock Lbr. 2 Gardner 465 Goode 474 Neece 426 Freeman 522 Schroeder - 557 2444 Morning Fresh 1 Beck 449 Swanson 417 Shinn 460 Sacchi 578 Spain 524 2438 C. L. Motors 3 Vessey 508 Lane 465 Royce 515 Farrar 518 Cannon 526 2432 WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE Pat Gardener of Jorgensens rolled a 254 for high game of the Women's Classic Bowling League and 578 for high series Jorgensens had high team game of 836 and Crater Inn Hotel rolled a 2396 for high team se ries. Rose Barr of Medford Feed & Seed rolled a 221 game. Mar jorie Holden picked a 6-7-10 split. Standings: W. L. Jorgensens Dairy 45 15 Medford Feed and Seed 35 25 Crater Inn Motel 34 26 Mary's Casa 33 27 Union Club - 31 29 Dougherty Lumber Co 30 30 Tawkinsons Tire 30 30 Kachina Room 30 30 Elk Lumber Co. 29 31 Morning Fresh 27 33 Jack's Drive Up 21 39 Trail Creek Lumber la 4o Results: Jack's P. Shama B. Doyon . Coates O. Hall A. Monroe Handicap 1 324 393 394 375 435 57 1979 Mary's Casa M. Dyer V. Floate C. Cor win C. Perdin Absentee .... 3 341 463 479 493 420 2196 Crater-Inn A. Gebhard J. Hampson T. Farrar G. Riggs V. Findley Handicap Jorgensen's C. Lowd J. Wilson T. King F. Willett P. Gardner 3 478 499 430 444 461 84 2396 Union Club 1 V. Cummings 455 R. Eberius 464 E. Straus 419 E. Ludwiff 455 M. Clark 518 2311 3 507 414 412 433 578 2344 Kachina Room 1 G. Blind J. Williams B. Miller M. Holden R. Lane -Handicap 491 310 379 418 475 . 132 2205 Elk Lbr. 1 D.Christians'n 462 I. Forga 376 V. Florey 416 A. Tamney 443 A. Swoape 442 2139 Daueherty Lbr. 3 I. Schroeder 494 V. Corby 389 V. Johnson 453 N. Burroughs 415 L. Learning 473 Handicap 9 2173 Medford Feed 1 M. Little' 400 A. Bohannon 503 D. Hawley 426 L. Sacchi 413 R. Barr 515 Morning Fresh 3 S. Beck L. Erickson H. Culy K. Jennings J. Long Handicap 2057 443 451 429 494 468 3 2288 Hawkinson's V. Knox E. Baker L. Rudy F. Doty P. Mathes 3 518 416 394 405 426 2159 TraH Creek 1 Absentee 372 Elrod 335 Hale 430 Jantzer 391 Goode 406 Handicap 147 2081 Three Flats Three Spots Alley Cats Results: Keglers V. Knox C. Pardee E. Ludwig 19 45 (1) Three Flats (3) 409 443 A. Harris T. Farrar Three Spots (2) A. Gebhardt 478 M. Holden 400 G. Blind 425 448 435 422 1305 Hoo Dogs (2) C. Lowd ' 459 A. Bohannan 418 R. Barr 454 452 F. Doty 1304 1303 C-H-C. H. Culy O. Hensen M. Clark (4) 508 397 485 1390 Alley Cats L. Erickson P. Mathes B. Miller 1331 (0) 473 383 . 345 1201 Miami Open Golf Tourney Begins Miami, Fla. U.R) A blue ribbon field teed off in the 31st renewal of the Miami Open golf tournament today with 160 shot makers sighted on one objective beat Sam Snead. Snead, the West Virginia mountaineer who found that hit ting a golf ball was much more profitable than driving acorns with a crooked stick, aimed for an unprecedented sixth victory in this $12,500 tourney. No modern-day golfer ever has won a major title six times. San tee Betters Own American Running Mark Quantico, Va. (U.R) Wes Santee, former Kansas U. Run ner now in the Marines, clipped two seconds off his own Ameri can three-quarter mile record Wednesday when he was clock ed in 2:56.2. Santee set his pre vious mark at Randalls Island, N. Y., in 1952. May Take Off Some Bus Runs Between Medford, Ashland Ashland It may be necessary to eliminate some lightly-patronized bus trips between Medford and Ashland, Ralph Matthews, manager of Evergreen Bus lines, told the Ashland Chamber of Commerce this week. Matthews pointed out that the bus company, along with other transit systems throughout the country, is having financial dif ficulty. He said the line made only $368.42 over expenses last year, and that this did not in elude any reserve for new equip ment nor for a return on invest nent. Question Rate Raise Matthews told the chamber meeting the inter-city line has never returned a profit on its investment under present own ership. But he questioned wheth er a rate increase would be of assistance because of the fact that both Greyhound and Trail ways buses carry intercity pas sengers at the same rates as Evergreen, and that if the local firm were to raise rates, many people would stop patronizing it. Night-time servic- between the cities is- particularly un profitable, he said, and said it may be necessary to eliminate some of the late hour trips. The firm now provides 14 round trips a day, and that six years ago the service was extended be yond the Southern Oregon col lege campus, but that few SOC students patronize the line. Chamber President Harry A. Skerry reported there are plans being made for a meeting of chamber and city officials of the two cities with bus company of ficials to discuss the problem. Thursday, December 8. 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE TH1STSEK Three Seek To Succeed Attlee as Party Head London U.R) The "big three" of the Labor Party today began their campaigns to suc ceed Clement R. Attlee whose resignation as party leader and elevation to the peerage left him with only one problem that of selecting his title. Herbert Morrison, deputy leader for the 20 years Attlee served as party head, officially tossed hisvhat into the ring last night. Hugh Gatiskell, pro-American party treasurer, and left winger Aneurin Bevan, leader of the hate-America faction, have until tomorrow to do so. SINGER IN HOSPITAL Las Vegas (U.R) Singer Kay Starr was hospitalized today for an upper respiratory infection, but her condition was not listed as serious. LOGGERS ATTENTION! mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmHmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Cal-Ore Machinery is demonstrating a New MODEL 41 NORTHWEST LOG LOADER with Heel Boom SATURDAY, DEC. 10 at Their Lot on 99 N. Next to Haupert Tractor FREE Coffee and Donuts Served 9 A.M. 2 P.M. EVERYONE WELCOME GUESS WHICH IS BEFORE? Welterweight champ Car men Basilio of Canestota, N. Y. displays the "before and after" his fight with challenger Tony DeMarco at Boston. He won by a TKO in the 12th round but still needed the application of that icepack in his dressing room after the fight Spartan Coach Duffy Daugherty Acclaimed as Grid Tutor of Year New York (U.R) Hugh (Duffy) Daugherty, who in his second year on the job guided Michigan State to a Rose Bowl berth, today was chosen foot ball "Coach of the Year" in the annual poll conducted by the New York World-Telegram and Sun and the other Scripps-How-ard newspapers. The 40-year-old Spartan men tor, who didn't get a single vote in last year's balloting, this time rolled up the greatest winning margin in the 21-year history of the poll. 492 Cast Votes A total of 492 members of the American Football Coaches asso ciation took part in the voting and Daugherty received the first-place ballots of 199. A dis tant second was Bud Wilkinson, coach of Oklahoma's Orange Bowl bound Sooners with 54. Woody Hayes, coach of Big Ten champion Ohio State, was third with 42 and was followed by Paul (Bear) Bryant of Texas A&M with 29, Abe Martin of Texas Christian with 26, John ny Michelosen of Pittsburgh with. 20, Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech with 13, Art Guepe of Van derbilt with 12, Jim Tatum of Maryland with 11, Bowden Wy att of Tennessee with 10, and Terry Brennan of Notre Dame ROY MORGAN VISITOR Roy Morgan, former assistant professional at Rogue Valley Country club, has been a Med ford visitor this week as guest at the Bayard Getchell home. He has just finished a tour of duty in California and is en route to California for the holidays. and Ara Parseghian of Miami of Ohio with eight each. Eddie Cantor Said In Good Condition Hollywood (U.R) Comedian Eddie Cantor was reported in, good condition today at Cedars of Lebanon hospital where an operation for removal of kidney stones was performed. The comedian's wife disclosed the surgery yesterday and said Cantor had' emerged from the operation without complications. Bonn Foreign Minister Plans Washington Visit Bonn, Germany (U.R) ' For eign Minister Heinrich von Bren tano may visit Washington early next year to discuss the problem of German unification, informed sources said today. The sources said Brentano's visit would follow that of Brit ish Prime Minister Anthony Eden, scheduled to arrive in Washington Jan. 30. SAVE MONEY We Use Flat Rate on Repair Work. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Company, Located in Cullen Building, 2232 Biddlo Rd. I mm . I Waterfiex MM 0 . - IT 6 y EAR OLD KENTUCKY BOURBON WE MEAN! Kentucky's Finest for aimott 150 Yean 8 . PINT $A40 45 QT. 86 PROOF DISTILLED AMD BOTTLED BY WATEBFILL AND FFAZIER DISTILLERY CO. BARDSTOWN, KENTUCKY, NELSON COUNTY - First Showing MEDFORD THE ALL ME! Belvedere Sport Sedan Exciting New 4-Door Hardtop styling. Top of the line! r PL YM 0 U1H SEE IT TOMORROW AT Dick Knight Co. 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