I
IBowSing
Winston Kurth, Medford, fin
ished sixth with 6320 in singles
and ninth with 1725 in all
events in the state bowling tour
ney which ended last week end
in Portland. In Class B doubles
Earl Lenz and Hunter Dixon,
Medford tied for eighth with
1143. Herb Vessey and Frank
Chapman, Medford, were third
in Class C with 1141.
CLASSIC LEAGUE .
Standings: W. I-
' Pfafl Sewing Center 4 0
Walker Real Estate 314 . Vs
E. H. Mann Co. 3 1
Henry's Drive In , 3 1
Mogan Lumber Co. 3 1
Top Notch Cafe 3 1
Medford Furniture Store 1 8
Hammer's Sporting Goods 1 3
Valley Music Co. 1 3
Hight Real Estate 1 3
Sam's Sporting Goods ' 3'A
Wonder Bur . 0 4
Results:
3
466
543
584
507
658
3658
Valley Music 1
L. Schneider 493
E. Lenz 619
G. Clarlc 484
R. Speer 454
F. DriscoU 532
2582
Henry's
G. Barr
E. Learning
P. Morgan
B. Blunt
A. Sacchi
Mogan Lbr.
J. Clark
T. Chapman
B. Dyer
V. Allen
3. Morgan
3
545
.467
492
490
570
2554
Hammer'! 1
N. Gix 863
C. Hammer 446
V. Sprinkle 505
C. Dawson 552
K. Preston 447
L
Hlght's
B. Green
R. DeVore
F. Beck
b. Wilson
i. Knapp
Walker's
R. Brock
F. Knox
p. LaBar
N. Florey
C. Sullivan
1
445
486
446
567
494
2448
Top Notch
H. Shaw
G. Piazza
C. Hampson
D. Harmon
T. Jantzer
3
538
573
509
509
575
2704
2513
3
456
534
521
480
557
2548
Sam's Vz
D. Lubbers 480
J. Gardner 494
W. White 520
S. Straus 582
H. Schroeder 526
2602
MEDFOBDITiaBUNE
Pfaff 4
W. Hawley 512
B. St. Milaire 540
L. Webster 535
A.'Klatt . 528
H. Frye 584
2699
Wonder Bar 0
M. McFarland 560
O. Endicott 470
W. Paterson 494
L. Singer 482
M. Frink 566
2572
Mann Co. 3
G. Spaunhorst 534
H. Goode 505
B- Stevens 521
G. Schultz 579
T. Anderson 574
2713
Medford Fnrn. 1
H. Vessey 592
R. Rector 511
S. Van Dyke 442
S. Kurth 500
N. Hillyer ; 523
2568
Standings:
Team Four .
Team Six
Team Two
Team Five
Team Three
Team One -
Vl.y L.
2614 1714
22 22
i9 is ;
17 26
27 ' 17
19Mi 2414
Remits:
leam Four
ill Evans 405
Linda Brooks 302
Mike Walker 464
Ron Eastgate 348
Handicap 66
1585
Team Three
Andy Walker 400
S. Wymore 330
De. Williams 368
S. Schroeder 419
1517
Team Six
Bob Taylor 420
J. Buckman 309
Jerry Gatlin 434
Jim Colman 422
1585
Team Five
Ron Martin 372
Ruth Coggins 360
Jim" Ragsdale 300
Ernie Tyler 351
Handicap .180
1563
Team Two
Team One
Dick Dopkins 323 Jan. Mathews 348
Keith Berg 304 Lanny Taylor 349
Dick Orr 303 Rodney Bacon 329
J. Laden Jr. 305' G. Burroughs 493
Handicap
297
1532
Standings:
Towne Beauty Shoppe
Ross Lumber Co
Beatty and McDougal
Keith Bros. ....
1519
W. . L.
-1814 914
18 10
-is ia
-16 12
Trowbridge and; Flynn 1514 1214
Pick's AODarel 13 15
Davis Transfer 13
Local 9208 11
Stark's Finance 11
U.S. National Bank 8
15
17
17
20
Results:
Local 9208 '
M. Milhoan
D. Hinks
M. Dancyek
S. Smith
Y. Roard
Handicap
3
375
290
346
308
423
241
1983
Keith Bros.
J. Runtz
M. Herman
L. Keith
J. Crosby
N. Keith
Pick's
M. Puett
M. White
J. Coffeen
J. Cair
T. Maggenti
Handicap
0
357
364
397
393
363
63
1940
T-F
H. Frye
Dt Paul
R. Blaylock
E. Wise
J. SusseU
1
409
377
348
432
415
1981
4
405
433
317
363
456
1974
B-M 1
N. Hollenbeck 411
O. Stroup 413
E. Doty 348
G. Russell 407
D. Edward 350
Handicap 66
1995
Towne Beauty 3
M. Klatt 370
C. Lowd 443
M. Dyer 388
A. Walton 479
V. Corby 435
2115
Stark's 2
E. McCray 342
D. Limmona 322
L. Arant 378
R. Walton 407
M. Simmonds 374
1823.
Davis Transfer 2
D. Gavin
T. Phillips
I. Williams
G. Paul
E. Redfield
Handicap
408
349
1 337
336
349
, 30
1809
Ross Lbr. 3 -U.S. Bank 1
M. Spaunhorst 369 I. Schroeder 450
L. Robinson 447 T. Pfaif - . 361
R. Beard " 377 A. Blackburn 413
A. Bohannan 460 J. Ingle 356
H. Culy 452 P. Gardner - 463
Handicap 45
2105
2088
JACKSONVILLE JUNIOR LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Jacksonville Lumber Co. 91
Bob Cabler's 14
Kiwanis .11
Jacksonville Variety
Bud Wilson Chevroletts
, VFW Mockingbirds
10
8
8
L
3
Id
13
14
16
16
Judge Ashby Dickson
Succumbs in Portland
Portland JdJ.RX-r-Judge ; Ashby
C. Dickson, 71, former Circuit
Court judge and Democratic
state senator, died at his home
here yesterday. .... .
Judge Dickson was prominent
in civic affairs here for many
years. He had been in semi
retirement since he left the Cir
cuit court bench in , 1954 but
maintained law offices down
town.
He came to Portland , from
Texas in 1911 and was a 1915
graduate of the University of
Oregon law school.
James Jesse Strang maintain
ed the only absolute monarchy
ever established in the United
States when he defied the Unit
ed States government and pro
claimed himself king of a Mor
mon colony on Beaver Island,
Mich.
Ml I ''"' -ttilM-- llll Will I IH HI- II H iriMllilH
HANDILY CLEARING BAB, Don Bragg, VUlanova, sets new
mark of 15 feet 2 inches at IC4A meet in New York's Madison
Square Garden. Old mark was 14 feet 44. (International)
UCLA Bruins Head For Toga
At Record Scoring Pace
Los Angeles U.R) UCLA is
racing toward the Pacific Coast
Conference basketball champ
ionship at a record scoring pace,
statistics from the PCC com
missioner's office showed today.
The Bruins, paced by their
mighty one-two scoring punch
of center Willie Naulls and guard
Morrie Tait, are undefeated in
12 conference games. They have
averaged 81.4 points a game to
date, far above the old PCC
team mark of 75.1 points set by
UCLA two years ago.
. Naulls leads individual scor
ers with 272 points in 12 games
for a 22.7 point game average.
Taft is second with 248 points
and a 20.7 average. Others with
more than 200 points are Larry
Beck, Washington State, 245;
Dave ) Gambee, Oregon State,
234; and Bill Bond, Stanford,
224.
UCLA set a new game scor
ing record last week end when
it scored 108 points against Ore
gon. Oregon's total of 89 , was
the highest ever made by a los
ing team in PCC play and the
combined total of 197 points was
another record.
Ranked behind UCLA in team
scoring are Southern California,
70.8 points a game; Stanford,
66.8, and California, 66.4.
Defensively, Washington holds
a narrow lead over - Southern
California having allowed, 57.7
points a game to 58.5 for the
Trojans. Washington also leads
in field goal defense, yielding
opponents- only 32.4 per cent
of their field goal tries. South
ern California also is second in
that department with, a 32.7 per
cent mark. .- - .
Southern California . ranks
first in field goal shooting per
centages. The Trojans have made
40.2 per cent of their field goal
attempts, followed' by. UCLA,
39.5; California 39.1 and Stan
ford, 37.4.
- In rebounding, UCLA is tops,
grabbing 523 rebounds to its
opponents 454 for a 58 per cent
record.
Bob Blake of California has
the best shooting percentage for
field goals with 59 baskets in
127 attempts for 46.4 per cent.
Taft is second with 45.8 and Jack
Lovrich of Southern California
third with 45.7.
Doyle Perkins and Ron
Patnoe, both of Washington,
ranked one-two in free throw
shooting. Perkins has made good
on 38 of 48 for 79.2 per cent
and Patnoe has 40 out of 51 for
78.5 per cent.
Tex Sullivan's Boxing License v.
Revoked by NY. State Commission
New York U.R) Ted Cott
vice-president and general man
ager of the Dumont Broadcasting
Corp., hoped to announce today
the new promoters of Monday
night TV fights who will suc
ceed Tex Sulivan's kayoed Lon
don Sporting club.
Sullivan, his club and his ex-
partner Willie Gilzenbery had
their licenses revoked Tuesday
by the N.Y. State Athletic com
mission, which found them guilty
on eight of nine charges. The
revocations will become 'effec
tive next Tuesday. ' X .
Cott said today, "We Inter
viewed' representatives of 16
groups who wanted to promote
Monday- night fights. Our possi
ble choices' have simmered down
now to three standouts and one
possible combination. Of course
the new organization must be
approved and licensed by the
commission."
Prepare Appeal
He said lie hoped the new pro
moters could continue to stage
the fights at St. Nicholas Arena,
where next Monday night Sulli
van's outfit will put on the last
of its 94 weekly shows, started
May 17, 1954.
Meanwhile, Sullivan's attor
neys are preparing to file an ap
peal to the "supreme court of
New York County later this
week. They will also ask for an
injunction to delay the revoca-
SIGNS WITH COLTS
Baltimore, Md. U.R) Earl
Looman, a rookie lineman from
Stetson university has signed
his 1956 contract with the Bal
timore Colts . of the National
Football league. "
SIGNS BC PACT
Vancouver U.R) Dick Gas
pari of George Washington Uni
versity and the seventh draft
choice of the Pittsburgh Steelers
has signed a 1956 contract with
the British Columbia Lions of
the Western Interprovincial
Union.
SIGNS WITH BEAVERS
Portland (U.R) Bill Griffin,
21-year-old left-handed - pitcher
who won three and lost one for
Eugene in the Northwest League
last season, returned "his signed
contract to the Portland Beavers.
tion, of licenses until the court
can review the case. Sullivan
was not optimistic about getting
an injunction or a court reversal
of the decision. '
- In the commission's 15-page
decision, Sullivan and Gilzen
berg were exonerated on the
charge of conspiring with crim
inals when .they attempted to
shift their fights to Baltimore be
cause of the commission's ban
against the Boxing Guild in New
York. However, they were found
guilty of conspiring to sabotage
the effectiveness of the ban.
Also on seven other charges of;
conduct detrimental to the best
interests of boxing.
Medford Keeps
4th Place Rating
Medford high kept its fourth
place rating this week in the
Associated Press prep basketball
poll among sportscaster and
sportswriters.
, Eugene continued in the top
spot but was not unanimous
choice. Franklin of Portland got
one first place vote and moved
into second place. Jefferson of
the Portland loop, victim of
Franklin . last .week end, fell
from'second to third place. .
Medford collected 89 points in
the poll compared to Eugene's
129 and Franklin's 109.
1. Eugene (19-2)
2. Franklin. (16-4)
3. Jefferson (17-3)
4. Medford (16-5)
5. Bend (16-6)
6. Milton-Freewater (17-4)
JMarsnaeici (31-6)
8. Baker (16-5)
9. Beaverton (16-4)
iu. uncoin (13-7)
Points
129
109
101
89
61
48
44
. 39
20
19
Others: Central Catholic 14. Ontario
8. Klamath Falls 7. Pendleton and St.
Francis of Eugene 5, Coquille 4, Mo
lalla and St. Helens 3, Dallas and
Drain 2, Elkton 1.
JACKSON, WILLIAMS MIX
Washington " (U.R) Tommy
(Hurricane) Jackson of New
York and two-time British cham
pion Johnny Williams' have
signed to meet in a 10-round
bout at Uline Arena, April 13.
- : !
The American farmer pro
duces enough food to feed him
self and 17 other people. The
average Russian farmer pro
duces enough to feed himself
and two others. - - -
Heart Conditions
Revealed by Chest
1e
X-Rays at Clinic
More than 300 Jackson county
people have been advised they
have a heart condition requiring
treatment, according to a recent
report by the x-ray committee.
The heart conditions were dis
covered when people were x
rayed by the chest x-ray clinic
operated by the Jackson County
Public Health association. The
majority of these are heart en
largements indicating some un
due strain on the heart, the com
mittee said. .
"Many times . a chest x-ray
gives the first indication that
there has been a heart strain,"
Dr. A. E. Merkel, county health
officer said yesterday. "By locat
ing the cause and , obtaining
treatment the future health and
even lives of many persons can
be saved."
Heart Disease. Emphasis '
With national emphasis on
heart disease this month;' public
health officials and heart spe
cialists urge all adults to pro
tect their health by having a
chest x-ray at least once a year.
The x-ray clinic, using ma
chines purchased by Christmas
seal funds, is open to the public
at Sacred Heart hospital . each
Thursday afternoon between. 2
and 5 p.m. and the first Wednes
day evening of each month. All
x-rays are read by trained radi
ologists and reports sent to the
patient and physician. ,
Tonight is special Prospect
night and transportation;, has
been provided for Prospect fam
ilies to come to the clinic' Provi
dence Guild of Sacred Heart hos
pital furnishes, volunteer. 'help
for the clinics.
Urban Planning Okayed
For Three Communities
Washington -flJ.R) The Urban
Renewal Development Adminis
tration today approved a federal
grant of $9,000 for urban plan
ning in three Oregon communi
ties Albany,' Forest Grove . and
Sweet Home. . ',
JUST IN TIME
Limington, Me. U.R Large
ly through the help of Arthur
Libby, a new medical center was
opened in this doctorless town.
The day of the opening Libby
was hanging a sign outside the
center. He fell, broke his foot
in five places and became the
first patient.
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The Community's Biggest Marketplace
Wednesday, February 29, 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEW
Negroes Use White Rail Station
Door Without Being Challenged
Florence, S. C '(U.R) Negroes
swarmed into a previously seg
regated railroad waiting room
entrance without challenge Tues
day night after authorities re
fused to press charges against
the arrested leader.
Clarence Mitchell of Washing
ton, D. C, a director of the Na
tional Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People,
said after winning his . case, . "I
hope this means the end of seg
regation in Florence."
Arrest Protested
But before Mitchell demon
strated his victory with the help
of 50 other Negroes late Tues-
Museum to Remain
Open Seven Days
Jacksonville - The Jackson
ville museum will remain open
seven days a week from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. starting tomorrow,
March 1. It has been closed Mon
days and open from noon until
4 pan. the rest of the week.
Part of the Peter Britt collec
tion is now on display at the
museum including eight displays
of pictures taken with one- of the
cameras he used. .
Three of Britt's paintings, , in
cluding two scenes of pioneer
Jacksonville, and the Britt piano
are on display on the second
floor of the museum. The piano
is 'a large Steinway grand made
about 1883.
A picture gallery to hold
Britt's . photographs of pioneer
Oregon, photographic equipment
and other pictures will be ar
ranged soon in the museum's
south wing, according to Miss
Mary Hanley, museum curator.
Four wedding gowns and an
evening dress, all made between
1850 and 1890, have been placed
on display. . .
Mrs. Paul Patterson ,
To Move To Port land
. 'Salem U.R Mrs. Paul Pat
terson, widow of the late gover
nor, will move to the Portland
area Thursday from her home
here which served as the gover
nor's mansion for three years.
Mrs. ; Patterson will live in
Cedar Hills, west of Portland.
Her daughter now resides in
Oswego.
. . Use Mail Tribune Want Ads
day night his arrest was pro
tested in Washington by Rep.
Charles C' Diggs Jr., (D-Mich.),
one of three Negro House mem
bers. ' . ' : ' '-
Diggs wired President Eisen
hower arid Attorney- General
Herbert Brownell Jr. that the
arrest was "part "of a 'develop
ing pattern of terror tactics" in
the South, t - ; .
Diggs also sent a telegram to
Interstate Commerce Commis
sioner. J. Monroe, Johnson stat
ing -"this . arrogant defiance of
your regulations demands , im
mediate investigation and appro
priate action."' , r
The ICC. ordered segregation
of;. interstate travelers ended ef
fective last Jan. 10. ;
Mitchell and the Rev. Horace
Sharper, Negro Baptist minister
of Sumter, S. C, were: arrested
Oregon Corporations
In Stock Transaction
Portland (U.R) Officials
of two of Oregon's largest cor
porations were scheduled : to
meet hi San Francisco tomor
row to put their signatures to
a stock option transaction : in
volving more than $100,000,000.
Coos Bay Lumber Co. and
Dant and Russell, Inc., lumber
and shipping firm, were report
ed to have already reached ten
tative agreement to option the
shares of principal stockholders
to the Blyth and Co. investment;
firm.
Blyth has until June 28 to
decidu whether to, accept the
stock. An official of the Jirm
denied that his house was act
ing for a fourth party and said
"if we buy Dant and Russell and
the Coos Bay Lumber company
stock we'll buy it for our
selves." " .
Buy
At
Builders Supply
QUALITY
BLOCKS
Bricks, Flues
Drain Tile
V27 ' "'
W.' McAndrews
Phone 2-4107
two nights ago for using the
waiting room's "front" entrance,
informally reserved for whites
since the ICC ordered the
'Whites" and "Colored" signs re
moved. ' ' . '
j - They were charged with "fail
ure to obey an officer "in dis
charge" of his duty," but when
the case was called before Re
corder William H. Smith, City
Attorney Wiley CaldweE said
he could find no city ordinance
covering the case.' ' " '
Hardware Company
Observes 1 1th Year
I The Acme Hardware " comp
any, 3 -West ; Sixth st.j is cele
brating its 11th' anniversary this
week ' with a " store-wide sale
both at the main store and the
branch s,tore in Central Point.
: Rene and Tony Manno, own
ers, have announced that last
year's business was the largest
in the history of the firm. The
company is the second oldest
hardware establishment under
continuous ownership in the
Rogue valley, they said.
Free gifts will be presented
to all adults entering the stores
during the , week.
FLUORIDE VOTE DUE
Oswego (U.R) Fluorida
tion may be on still another May
ballot .in Oregon. Citizens of Os
wego are circulating petitions to
have the question up for a vote.
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the West are selling new '56's so fast that
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that we can toss the Blue Book aside and give
you a fantastic trade-in On your old car! v No
matter what car you are now driving; chances
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