Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 29, 1956, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSPORTS Who Will Be Man in Main Saturday? X meeting of ail men inter td in racing stock can a Valler View speedway will be held this evening at the Grey hound tavern in Ashland. The aession will be at 7:30 p.m TrarW Manager Phil 3rvant said that it i honed to start racinz stocks along with hardtop by the July 7 program. Who will be "the man in the main" Saturday night when the hard driving hardtoppers get to gether at the Valley View Speed way Just north of Ashlan? Allen Bausman of Klamath Falls took the top spot twice and Jack McCoy of Ashland did the same thing. But will it be one of them or someone else? Crock Hunter. 13X of Medford has been tuning his fast racer and Just might be the one to win. Mike Randall, 50, of Arizona is busy working on his car and hopes to make a real fast show ing Saturday night. Johnny Jones, M77, has been steadily improving his automobile and his driving to the point where he will be a hard man to beat I Kurt Tunes Hudson Leadfoof Lou Kurz, M7, has been doing some more work on his big Hudson and belieVes that now he can keep it in front Lou lost a heart breaker to Ber nie Miller of Grants Pass in the trophy dash last Saturday. Ber nie won by a wheel length. The "hardluck kid," Bobby Jenkins lost some more wheels last Saturday and now may have everything fixed so that he will keep them on his car for the whole evening. Saturday at the Valley View Speedway, just north of Ash land, hardtoppers will start the time trials at 6:30 p.m. and the first event at 8:00 p.m. Use Tribune Want Ads nmwr Dtnvw TRUCKSTER e pr mil total operating not. Get the EXTRA power dventages of big vehicle theft drive in the ell-new Cnshm&n 780 Trneketer. Heavy duty welded steel frame, rear floanted box complete with tail get Up to 75 miles per I (jaUon. ap to 35 miles an hoar. Ask for FREE demonstration - WHITE'S MOTORCYCLES SPORT CARS SALES SERVICE 36 So. Bartlett Phone 3-4381 STUDS BATTLE 'JACKS ON NORTH BEND FIELD Medford's Cheney Studs go Into their third series of the Southern Oregon Baseball league this week end carrying a .227 team batting average for their first six loop encounters. The Studs will oppose Coos Bay-North Bend on the North Bend diamond. Two games are scheduled Saturday in the aft ernoon and evening and one on Sunday in the afternoon. Drain will go to Bend for a simi lar series also this week end. The Studs will be out to im prove on their current third place standing and will-have to win at least two of their three games to accomplish that ,mis s on. Drain and CB-NB are knot ted for first spot by percentage. The Black Sox have played six games (4-2) however, to Coos Bay's three (2-1). Medford has a 3-3 record. Manager Jack Cooney has paced the Studs at bat In their first two series. He has a .348 standing. Frank Roelandt has a .304 standing, while Bill Mar tell, with the Studs for Just one series, has a .333 average. Jim Steffen has a .273 count and John Koveni has hit .250. THfnrrt will he nrr affatnst a club which has swatted .214 for three games. Pifher leads with .364 and Jones and Vic Back hand each have .333. Cooney has reported that he plans to pitch Derald Wooton, Bob Selsor and Don White against the Lumberjacks this week. He did not name the or der. Wooton hurled In fine re lief work last week end. Selsor has one win In the loop and White has a 1-1 record. Manager Cur ley Leininger may assign Jerry Bartow from Whitman college and Don Lane and Jim Lehl from University of Oregon, as pitchers for the three conflicts. Another Lumberjack thrower Is Brad Lucas, Willam ette university and ex-Grants Pass high player. Cooney likely will be at first base for Medford with Dick Toney and Twinfc Pederson at second base and shortstop and Bill Martell at third base. John Kovenz, Jim Steffen and Derald Wooton likely will have outfield assignments. The skipper was hoping that Terry Maddox would be available for the se ries. He has been on a Univer sity of Oregon geology field trip. Solons Slow Bear Drive By HAY ANDREWS United Press Sports Writer The Salem Senators slowed down the first-half pennant drive of the Yakima Bears In Northwest League play last night but. even so, the Bears have a four-game bulge over second-place Eugene. ' Salem got two runs In the second on Frank Szekula's two run homer and added another in the seventh on singles by Ray Webster, Jack Dunn and Mel Friday. June 21, 1958 MEDFORD (OSEGOK) MAIL TRIBUME NIX Krause for a 3-2 verdict over Yakirria. Yakima gave It a good try with two runs in the eighth but could not put over the tying marker. Wenatchee topped Lewiston 8-6 with Ron Foisy's single driv ing in the eventual winning run in the sixth. The Chiefs added an insurance marker in the seventh when Larry Segovia stole home. Hillis Layne of Lewiston and Phil Marvier of Wenatchee each hit solo homers. Eugene got two runs in the ninth to nip Tri-City, 6-5. John Keller's single sent the tying run across and the decider cams home later in the frame when Carl Hutzler dribbled a ball down the third base Una for an infield single. Mrdferd Pcdaraon Toney Kovenz ... Roelandt -Cooney Wooton ... Selor Taylor Droacher . Steffen . White Kelly Martell ... Bend Lenaburff Raamuasen Dmochowaky . Bowen - Dinnel Roth . Fivecoat Chiiatenaen - Bennlon Sandren Ltbr Lunde AB 2 23 . 23 18 H 7 5 S PO K IS 21 11 15 It 1 4 1 1 59 8 4 1 fl 1 0 O 1 a 13 Pearce Bradahaw , Paine 12 3 8 11 t 2 2 3 4 4 Cooi Bay-North Bend Jonea Kins Hunt . Pifher Granato Backlund Lewia . i . Alhaon .. Bonneau . Trembly Baaher Lane T ehl Bartow . 14 11 11 12 II 5 4 1 4 8 0 4 S 4 S 3 2 29 5 12 a n 3 0 5 0 2 0 8 15 KBI PCT. 4 .125 250 .304 .348 .158 .222 .125 .000 .273 .143 .200 .333 .000 462 .400 .231 .571 .333 .000 .375 .091 1.000 .000 .SOO .000 .000 .250 333 .til .143 .384 .273 333 .182 .200 .000 .000 .250 .000 .000 .000 Pltchari w i pct. ,n ii a br go wp hb Bartow. CBNB 1 0 1 000 a 4 1 5 7 1 0 Aronaon. Drain ... I 0 1.000 8 7 S 3 1 3 0 Elliott. Drain 1 0 loon 9 3 0 1 10 0 0 Bonneau. CBNB 1 0 1 000 9 2 1 10 8 1 2 Paine. Bend 1 0 1 000 9 9 1 3 1 8 0 Selior. Medford 1 0 1 000 9 4 3 2 10 0 0 Drocher. Medford 1 1 .500 8'i 8 7 13 4 1 0 White. Medford 1 1 500 17 20 8 4 S 1 0 Lane, CBNB 0 1 .OOO 6'i 4 3 1 8 0 0 Lehl. CBNB 0 0 .000 1, 1 1 1 1 1 0 Runyan. Coqullle 0 1 . .000 a 4 3 8 9 0 0 Wooton. Medtord 0 0 .000 5 0 1 ' 4 8 0 0 Kelly. Medford 0 I .000 12'i 19 14 8 9 1 1 Croeo. Drain ..... 0 0 .000 3 4 1 4 2 0 0 Duerr. Drain 0 1 .000 9 4 3 4 7 0 0 Billante. CoqulUe 0 1 .000 8 12 9 4 3 0 1 Pearce. Bend 0 i .000 8 10 8 2 0 3 1 Dmochowaky, Bend .- 0 1 .000 8 9 10 7 1 Doea not Include Coquille-Dretn aeriea. Lift en Basea: CBNB JO Drain 28 Coqullle 24 Medford 42 Bend Double Playa Medford T CBNB 4 Drain 4 Bend 2 Coqullle 3 Doea not Include Coquille-Draln eerie. Team Batting ATg. Bend .273 Drain .253 Medford .227 CBNB J 14 Coqullle . .123 STATE RIFLE TOURNEY OPENS HERE SATURDAY A number of outstanding shooters from both Oregon and California will contend here Saturday and Sunday in the an nual smallbore rifle champion ship shoot of the Oregon Rifle and Pistol association.' Medford Rifle and Pistol club 4 i.".r - TBS!-- j r in atari S7 '-'J m a -"l "ear m m sr a-ew WITH .Hi Relax and enjoy the easr-to-fix -ejL V summer faTorite of real Boot-boa i eonnoiMetrrs! is host for the shoot for the first time. Contention will start at 8 a.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. Sun day at the club's outdoor range west of the Crater Lake highway A preliminary entry list of some 30 participants was report ed yesterday by the local club. The list was expected to mount today. Post entries are being ac cepted, match officials said. The current list includes the two top shooters in recent Na tional Rifle association regional match at San Francisco. They are C. L. Wood, Bellflower, Calif., the winner, and George Hendrix, Etna, Calif., runner up. Winner of a spring smallbore rifle shoot here a year ago, Vir gil Hamliu, Portland, Is an entry. He is now stationed at Lowry Air Forse Base. Other Cali fornia entries Include a pair of master shooters, Fred Dunkin, Mariposa, and R. N. Burkhart, Hermosa Beach. Both are al ways contenders in California. Burkhart won a registered event at Long Beach last month. Russel Cornelius, Portland, and Harvey Mutch, Enterprise, are among Oregon master shoot ers entered. Another Portland entry is Lee Swem. who makes bedders for guns. William Sch litzkus, Springfield, and Lee Brentltager, Eugene, are two others rated among top. entries. Mrs. Florene P. Bolton and Jerry Smith, Medford, and i Arcnie nasxins, Asmand, are said to be top local contestants. : sentudry Straight Bourbon Wfcsaey Xtwsvs BotM m Bond . 100 Prool SaaJ-e-eilef ftstikr. EstaUsM iMSrOe. j, 134s. i-kt Daily's U-Drive . Medford Airport LASIHliD A QAM For the Final Days of Robinson Bros. Terrific Pre-Fourth -'-?f ifF' L BUY NOW AND SAVE! THESE . . . ID LOAFER COATS Reg. $24.95 Values $99 Hurry! Hurryl Hurry! Don't pass up these tremendous buys! In order to clear out these odds and ends now, we've reduced our sale prices again. Be here early tomorrow and complete your wardrobe at prices that are unbelievable. Sorry, no S&H Green Stamps and all sales final. Still A Good Selection To Choose From! SAVE V2 or More! 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