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
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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
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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
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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
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389
364
464
45
2081
3
424
368
433
387
454
2068
4
421
289
340
423
392
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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.
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Hudson s fnarmacy
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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 $5500.
He had been coaching at Law
rence High school.
"There is no greater basket
ball heritage in the United States
than at our university," Harp
said. "It will be my constant ef
fort to maintain this tradition
which has been fostered so long
and well by Dr. Allen."
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Coach Resigns
Tillamook U.R) Barney
Swanson has resigned as head
basketball coach at Tillamook
High school.
Principal Jack Hornback said
Swanson had requested reassign
ment in the Tillamook school
system. The coach, who headed
the Chessemaker basketball
squad for three years, has been
a teacher in Tillamook for nine
years.
Ba$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
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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
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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
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Fight Results
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New York. Madison Square Garden
Cherif Hamia. 126 ,4, France, out
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