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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE American Legion lost three games to the Telephone Em ployees Friday night, but man aged to hold the lead, since Rich field Oil dropped three to Don na Timber. There are only four games between first and eighth places. Howard Baker's 575 was high series for the evening, and Herb Vtssey had high game with a 226. Standi ngt: W. L. American Legion 16 8 IOF 15 9 RichJield Oil Co. . 15 10 Local 8208 : 13 'i 10 ','a TE.A.A 13 11 City Appliance Co. 12 12 V. A. Engineers .12 12 -12 12 SnGboys Donna Timber Products 10 14 V. T. W. Central Point 9?i 1414 Jay-ees 9 15 Medord Steel Co. 8 18 Ren.'u: Mtdiord Steel ..V.F.W. 4 D. Graham 567 H. Baker 575 L. Graham 464 A. Bohannan 477 K. Christ'nson 472 L. Snith B. Kpknis D. Hawkins Absentee R. E,;tgat Handicap 449 362 407 396 393 75 2082 395 471 494 358 2555 I. O. F. 3 H. Vessey Jr. 516 J. D. Lubbers 458 B. Simmonds 484 C. Morrison 475 B. Porter 497 Jayeees J. Walsh W. Of ford A. Holmes M. DeHeart B. Bernard! Handicap 491 96 2305 3 429 461 368 474 494 177 2403 1 381 2430 Donna Lbr. J. Monroe T. Harris L. Dawson G. Rone L. Swinney Handicap Richfield Oil 1 G. Culy 479 G. Vilas 421 G. Anderson 400 E. Kennedy 477 D. Kreer 505 2282 TEA. J. Martin B. Doescher H. Rickman J. Sedey J. Strobel Handicap Am. Legion P. Patterson H. Fuller C. Epps G. Stewatr C. Tennant 1 539 422 410 404 440 433 434 444 484 90 2288 2 457 513 346 388 811 135 2350 2 2215 Snoboya G. Russell V. Lowe J. Maclnnes E. Dwight F. Couch Handicap City Appliance 2 J. Monroe 478 G. Eads 508 B. Thornton 352 H. Withrow 515 D. Morehouse 502 2355 Local 9208 E. Lenz R. Martin J. Matrin D. Knowlea L. Brown Handicap v. A. Engineers 2 525 B. Findlcy 418 B. Cordy 3'JH B. Doran 403 R. Pettit 462 M. Ament 45 493 493 383 434 424 2247 2227 ROGUE ROLLERS Ralph's Restaurant took all Bowling league Friday night, high honors in Rogue Rollers Vivian Knox rolled 232 and 565 for high game and high series. Mabel Clark rolled an even 200 and a 532 series. They had 865 and 2380 for high game and high team series. Dell Christianson of H and M Shell rolled 200 and a 561 series. Standings: W. L. 13 20 25 25 'a 28 28 34 Ralph's Restaurant 43 H and M Shell 36 -31 Darrell Miller Co. Brooks Electric ..30', B and B Auction Rogue Sportsman First National Bank Women of the Moose Clave Construction ..28 ..28 ..22 ..22 34 36 20 Chris Drug 19a 36 ',4 Results: Ralph's Rest. 4 V. Knox 565 T. Doty ' 414 R. Edmunds 432 K. Smith 437 M. Clark 832 Brooks Elee. P. Braack E. Sessions M. Durham J. Barnum G. Hayse Handicap 382 434 432 384 386 195 2213 1 2380 H-M Shell 3 A. Monroe 408 E. Lenz 440 A. Bohannan 510 E. Baker 454 D. Christ'nson 861 Chris Drug E. Doty T. Tolles G. Russell A. Walton V. Corby Handicap 434 473 390 442 412 165 2373 Rogue Sports. 0 G. Ludwig 410 D. Paul 452 2316 Miller Cs. 4 N. Roberts 422 M. Tremblay 411 MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON 123 SOUTH RIVERSIDE B SasssssssssssssaBHBsssO ,u. ., 1lr L: fltet-UHf D. Webster 342 A. Zenor E. Johnson 350 P. Haven A. Frost 363 O. Wyatt Handicap 1927 B-B Auction 1 Clave Const. J. McCready 424 D. Hickson A. Zahnow 405 M. McNeel M. Tremblay 347 J. Tresham M. Holden 393 A. Hoffman V. Findley 446 F. Clave Handicap 12 2027 W.O.T.M. 0 F.NB. R. Wadlow 363 M. Langston S. Coulter 348 J. Davis D. Finley 288 M. Martin V. Miller 385 V. Stearns E. Olsen 412 C. Selleck Handicap 1796 389 364 464 45 2081 3 424 368 433 387 454 2068 4 421 289 340 423 392 24 1889 BANTAM LEAGUE Eb Edwards of Grabows bowled high game with 133 and high series with 230. Cummings Agency bowled high team game with 539 and Hudson's Phar macy took high team series with 1045. Standinri W. L. 13 18 18 Vi 21 21 Hudson s fnarmacy 32 Wilson's Chevrolettes 27 r-iirr-.ritiff Affencv 261 Kiwanis 24 Rainbow Cafe 24 v.F.w. , 23 22 W.O.T.M 19 ',4 25,j Ginn's Flower Shop , Grabows Jewelry Hawthorne Mkt. 19 26 17 28 13 32 BANTAM LEAGUE Results: Ginn's Flower 0 Cummings 3 L. Little 182 J. Wise 201 Absentee 182 R. Lenz 191 S. Blackhurst 143 D. Bohannan 223 N Olson 206 Absentee 218 Handicap 282 Handicap 220 955 1053 Chevrolettes 1 Rainbow Cafe 2 D. Wilson 173 R. Goode 193 K. Wise 193 M. Elrod 177 Absentee 138 M. Jantzer 198 J Yoder 210 Mike Jantzer 201 Handicap 292 Handicap 248 1006 1018 Hudson's Pharm 3 Kiwanis 0 B. Andrews 210 C. Booth 218 C. Neifert 191 K. Haas 164 J. Tompkins 206 Absentee 86 B. Lenz 224 D. Popow 132 Handicap 214 Handicap 390 1045 Hawthorne Mkt. 3 Christianson 175 991 ) 204 Grabow's 0 C. Roberts Absentee B. Edwards C. Lenz Handicpa M. Gratita Absentee B. Stroh Handicap 168 94 163 374 74 230 153 292 974 1 206 58 211 132 348 955 933 V.F.W. 2 J. Kellogg 204 R. Bauman 128 Absentee 126 D. Bauman 203 Handicap 310 971 W.O.T.M. J. Webster Absentee C. Ravenor Absentee Handicap Puget Sound Team Defeats Mare Island Bremerton, Wash. (U.R) The Puget Sound Naval Shipyard Apprentices defeated the Ship builders from Mare Island Naval Yard of Vallejo, Calif., 85-74, here Friday night to win the best-of-three basketball series. The win, Bremerton's second in a row after losing the first game, kept the Masters , and Foremen's trophy here another year and prevented the Califor nians from retiring the prize. Under present rules between the rival yards, the team that first scored 14 wins gets permanent possession. Cardinals Get Former Tackle for Wisconsin Chicago (U.R) Bob Konov- sky, 245-pound former Wisconsin tackle was signed Saturday by the Chicago Cardinals of the Na tional Football League. Konov- sky was the Cardinal's seventh choice in the college draft. Prices for this were never lower! mm f FIT YOUR PRESENT WHEELS NO EXTRAS TO BUY! Enjoy the advantages of Goodyear'i exchtove 5-T Triple Tempered Cord and Grip-Seal Construction for extra pro tection against blowouts and punctures. Get the famous Stop-Notch Tread Design for quick-action traction. Get it NOW at prices too good to miss! OTHER SIZES AT i - - YOUR OLD TIRES ARE PAY AS LITTLE GOODYEAR TIRES THAN service' "in! Evidence of Violations Reported as Boxing Hearings Near Finish Los Angeles U.R) A 10-day sensation-packed probe into Cal ifornia boxing produced "con clusive evidence of some viola tions," state investigators said today as they ended the hear- ngs here and prepared to re sume sessions in San Francisco. Los Angeles Olympic Auditor ium matchmaker Babe McCoy, linked directly in testimony with a dozen alleged fight "fixes" and purse-splitting, was the star witness at the hearing which wound up here yesterday. McCoy, faced the strong indic ation the committee would rec ommend his license be revoked. He also was notified by spec ial counsel James Cox he would be requestioned at a future date Successor To Continue Allen's Style Lawrence, Kan. (U.R) Dr. Forrest C. (Phog) Allen has coached his last basketball game at Kansas, but a lineup of suc cessors indicated Saturday that his style of ball would continue. Allen, 70, was forced into re tirement Friday because "of his age. , His successor, Dick Harp, the Kansas freshman coach, said the style would continue as always and "I shall always look to Dr. Allen for guidance and counsel." Harp, 38, was a standout on Allen's 1940 NCAA runnerup team, and has been assisting the veteran mentor here since 1949. He was given a one-year con tract at $7500 and officially will take over the reins June 30. Jerry Waugh, 29, who also Phoenix Mitt-men Lose to Prospect Phoenix high school, in its first practie game of the season, lost 4 to 13 to Prospect base ballers Thursday. A short handed pitching staff and lack of practice hampered the Phoenix nine. Jack Thomp son on the mound held the score to 3-4, at the end of the fifth In ning but after that it was all Prospect. The battery for Prospect was Vannice pitching to Pope. Phoenix has four lettermen out for baseball this season. Coach Jack Woodward hopes to deepen the pitching staff and place emphasis on batting prac tice before they meet Crater at Phoenix April 6, and. again at Central Point April 7. quality Ha tax and rocappaMe Hra 4.70x1$ (IMIIAP inu bditc - ..... - svii i niu YOUR DOWN PAYMENT AS $1.25 A WEEK ON ANY OTHER KIND PHONE 2-6314 MEDFOPJWfSsWTRIBUNE OsJLjL JUL Vai JUL kSm concerning alleged income from the East and other parts of the country. Cox brought out testimony from McCoy that former gamb ler Mickey Cohen owes him $5,000. But McCoy denied he ever had done any business with Cohen other than when McCoy, then a manager, managed Mick ey as a fighter. A daring daylight holdup of the Olympic Auditorium, net ting robbers $27,000, stole the spotlight on the last day of the boxing investigation which had centered on the stadium's af fairs. The bandits, still at large, slugged the stadium's treasurer as he opened the safe. played under Allen for three sea sons ending in 1951, was nam ed an assistant coach at $5500. He had been coaching at Law rence High school. "There is no greater basket ball heritage in the United States than at our university," Harp said. "It will be my constant ef fort to maintain this tradition which has been fostered so long and well by Dr. Allen." IT'S A FACT the new 1956 GMC pickups with exclu sive Road Shock Damper Suspension give you a ride comparable to the finest passenger cars in smoothness. Gone are jolting jounces, front-wheel slither, steering wheel jitters. GMC's amazing RSD ride makes the roughest road boulevard-smooth eliminates ev.cn the drumming from expansion joints on superhighways. No longer need you slow down for rough going. Wheel-hop is ended. Travel is safer steering easier driver fatigue greatly reduced. And fragile loads are protected from breakage. 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Ba$sgft Signs 1956 Contract With Browns Cleveland, Ohio (U.R) The Cleveland Browns announced Saturday that fullback Maurice Bassett has signed his 1956 con tract. Basaett, the Brown's regular fullback two years ago, said he already is conditioning himself for the battle to regain the first string post from Ed Modzelewski. He said he was working as a mail carrier in Cleveland in order to keep his weight down. Bassett gained 174 yards in 38 attempts in 1955. Commission to Free Salmon in Klaskanine Portland (U.R) The Oregon Fish commission reported Satur day it is releasing 600,000 young silver salmon in the Klaskanine river. The commission also is plant ing some 100,000 brood silvers in the South Coos river. Planted last week in Foley creek were 77,000 brood silvers. The Metolius river was planted with 26,000 spring Chinook salmon. Use Tribune Want Ads e invite you to fry -makes roughest roads boulevardsmoofh See us, N. PACIFIC HIGHWAY Sunday, April 1, 1958 Deep Snow Delays Golf Course Opening Concord. N.H (U.R) The Beaver Meadow Municipal Golf Course won't open Sun day as scheduled, the parks department said Friday. "A couple of feet of snow m the greens makes them ex tremely slow," the department said. Littler Leads Third Sound in Azalea Open Wilmington, N. C. (U.R) Gene Littler of Palm Springs, Calif., remained the leader for third round action in the Azal ea Open Golf tournament Satur day but six other players were bunched one stroke back of the pace-setter. Littler followed up his open ing round 66 with a to under par 70 Friday for a 36-hole total of 136. Tampa, Fla. (U.R) Funer al services for Gayle Talbot, As sociated Press sports writer, will be held Monday afternoon, in Manhasset, N.Y. Talbot, 54, died Thursday night of a heart attack while covering the major league baseball teams training in Flor ida. 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