TEN MEDfOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
TTidar. Sptmbtt 21. 1956
Bowling
ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE
Thursday night's bowling left
the standings in the Kogue Val
ley league about the same. Med
ford Mufflers took three from
Telephone Employees, Pickell's
won three from Forest Patrol.
Hunting Season Without
Deaths Red Hat Objective
SPORTS
past several
a serious fire
dry winds of the
days have created
hazard.
State game director Phil I .
Schneider said Oregon hunters
can look forward to a record har-
! vest of big game animals. "We
Portland No hunter need die
in Oregon this year, despite the
fact that a record 300.000 nim
rods will seek their big game
animal, nor should there be a
single forest fire started by a
and Hires took three from Citv i hunter's carelessness.
Appliance to leave the three top I That is the high goal set by ; must recj0uble our observance of
pots the same. Andy's Jewelers sportsmen and lorest protection salety rules," he said, "because
dropped three to Team No. 8 to ' groups as they pool their re nearly 300.000 hunters will be
go from fourth place to sixth i sources behind an intensive sec-1 in ,ne woods. Don't shoot unless
for the only change in standings. ! ond annual campaign of hunter you know your target."
John Haven took all the honors ! "'rough the Governor s j Hunters are wecome on west
with a 237 game and a 543 se- , "ea T coast tree farms said Nils Hult
of Junction City, president of
Forestry association.
New Arcs, Turf
On Talent Field
ries and Darrell Miller Co. had
high handicap team series with
2818.
Standings:
MedJord Muffler
PickeUs Real Estate
Hire Root Beer
Darren Miller Co.
Trm No 8 . ,
Andv'i Jewelers
Forest Patrol
Citv Appliance Co.
Moor MeeJ Co. .
Telephone Emp!yees
XT S National Bank
KJiever a Machine Shop .
Forest Patrol
D. Stockton
B Van Hoy
B. Moran
J. Bradish
C, Lav ton
Handicap
Talent Talent high will have
its first football game under the
new lights on its field this eve
ning when it plays Eagle Point.
The athletic field is near com
pletion with the installation of
the lights. Tonight's game also
will be the opener on new turf.
English rye and highland bent
grass were planted last spring.
Continuous irrigation with an
overhead system and heavy fer
tilization produced excellent
turf in a short time. School Su-
B. Parr re-
t
331
483
424
FickellS
D. Pickell
R. Wallace
H. Withrow
4&1 c. McWhorter 529
committee. The
program opened today
41 ; ., . . t j d; 1 i Industrial
cha.Vman of The Red H" I . ' .t ! perintendent Ro;
mitt-e. "These lives could have ! uesls- " " "' 7 I Ported'
been saved, if reasonable safety j ;lose roadf that are PaES Lights have been engineered
had been practiced. There were because of rains and we ask , so that baseba1, as well as foot
85 hunters' fires in 1955. and not I hunters to understand our prob- ball can be plaved in the inum,
one of these would have started lems- Laf. ?r 39'"6 hu,lte" nated areas. There are 80 flood
had hunters practiced reasonable ok , Qb' amf ! lights of 1500 watts each. Future
care in putting out warming ; rom L.598 acres of western , plans call for a grandstand with
11 fir- anH ri"arptip( " . aressing room ana a iracK ana
2 i " cigarettes. I tQ be even mQre careful of ,
. , lire this ear. Tonights game will be at
"Relations between hunters .-0ur probiern areas as re. 1 8 o'clock,
and landowners are the finest : ds fire are generally those !
ever. iSmford said, mere ; east of the Cascades,'' said Ker
room lor improvement, iasi year i it w i instedt. U.S. forest srrv-
13
.110
471
425
317
582
D. Krerr
Handicap
2723
Andr'i
T. Anderaon
D Kline
R Bale
C Erir.io n
D Johnson
Handicap
Muffler
J. McDuffio
D. Vance
N. Aitken
W. Walker
P Antony
Handicap
ir. s. Rank
P. Shafrr
A. Loper
A. Rirhter
D. Mmteith
S Doty
Handicap
40
305
418
492
39
387
2
445
483
Team Ktrht
A. Walker
B. Evana
M. Walker 424
R. Cooley 374
G. Burroughs 546
Handicap
405
2677
441
472,
T E A A
J. Martin
Absentee
M. Walker
H. Rickman
J Strohel
Handicap
310
2t,H
401
4fi3
42R
45 a
2627
477
338
307
402
49
630
Moore Steel 2
D. Johiwon 453
J. Monroe 3H5
R. Ablegate 42fi
D I vie 3 S3
C Hmnckson 501
Handicap 477
2623
Ctty Appliance
L, Yorton
Hal
B Marshall
H. Hooker
M. Amarro
Handicap
334
3fi8
370
is
in
Miliar ro.
J Haven
W. Fnher
C. Brown
H. Wvatt
L. V-b.ter
Handicap
S3
484
463
4S1
453
3818
IlirM 3
K. Shaw 460
D. Schlaehter 332
H. Dunirey 4""
D. Coat 355
H Busarll 4,'3
Handicap 363
2657
M. Jacobson 481
E Uaaca 483
B. Lueaa 253
T. Van Slckla 304
H Blew 438
Handicap 319
2677
LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE
Hawkinson Tire Tread con
tinued to hold Its Ladies Classic
bowling lead by taking three
points from Trail Creek Lum
ber company this week.
The onlv 200 game was rolled
by Vera Cummings of the Union
club with a 209. Gertie Riggs of
Crater Inn rolled high series.
511. High team series went to
Jack's Drive-up. 2171, and An
derson's market had high team
game of 796.
Ann Wilson of Beck's Morning
Fresh bakery picked the 3-7-10
split.
Standinff: W. t..
Haw-kiruun Tlra Tread 11 5
there was still too much vandal
ism. Every hunter should sub
scribe to the Red Hat pledge."
State forester Dwight Phipps,
in an effort to prevent inconven
ience to hunters, urged that they
watch newspapers and radio sta
tions for any announcements of
closures of specific areas in the
event of critical fire weather.
Phipps said advance notice
w;puld be given if possible, but
only extreme fire weather con
ditions would cause closures.
Recent rains west of the Cas
cades have not extended to east
ern Oregon, the Keep Oregon
Green Association" warned. Con
tinued high temperatures and
Jack a Drive-Uo
Crater Inn Motel .
Motor Haven Motel .
Union Club
Anderson a Thrift Market .
Trail Creek .
Joraensen'a Dairy
Wooden Shoe
Morning Fresh Bread
Video, Newsreel
Ban for Games
Draws Protests
Melbourne CU R) The Aus
tralian press denounced today
the action of the Australian
Olympics .Committee in "black
ing out" TV and theatre news
reel coverage of the 1956 Olym
pic Games.
The editorial attacks backed
similar charges by the world's
largest news film agencies that
the committee's restrictions
would restrict television and mo
tion picture news programs in
the United States, Canada, Great
Britain and Europe.
All three of Melbourne's
morning newspapers displayed
page one stories attacking the
action of the committee.
It's unthinkable that there
should be an Olympic Games
blackout abroad in television
and newsreels." the Melbourne
Sun Pictorial said.
What the Olympic commit
tee seeks to gain commercially
must be submerged by what
everyone hopes will be the best
advertising opportunity Aus
tralia has ever had."
ice fire control chief. "We
strongly urge all hunters using
national forests to be extra cau
tious with fire. Some closures
still remain in effect, but by
hunting season opening date we
hope we can lift the closures.
"The forest service welcomes
good sportsmen." said regional
forester J. Herbert Stone, "to
the national . forests in their
search for big gams. Hunting is
essential to maintain these herds
in healthy balance with the
amount of available forage. If all
sportsmen will observe the Red
Hat pledge, we can establish an
outstanding record this year.
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EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Hunter and Best maintained
first place in the Evergreen
Bowling league this week by
winning 4-0 from Picard's.
Chuck's Pump Service moved to
second after a 3 to I series over
Team No. 4. High series went to
Frank Crouch of Chuck's with
a 54.
Standings. W.
Huntrr and Bt Sawmill ..13
Chuck" Pump Service 13
Donna Timhwr II
Eastide Market 10
Trum No. 4 S
P:crd n
Orange. N.J., and Yama Bahama
of Bimini have signed for a 10
rounder at the same arena. Oct.
26.
M-Klford Steel
L S. Bank
Tru Mix
Mrdford Blowpipe ,
Med ford Plara
BiK Y Market
To ply Sunday
Retnlts:
Mdfnrd Steel
Smtth
Chrie
Hawkins
Hopkins
Iwtn
Donna Timber 4
44
42ft
370
423
Wirth
Wi Ik ins
Crowley
Lewis
Gunn
Handicap
Jits.de Mkt.
Cox
Harder
Carier
Pvle
Fluck
3
4B3
430
341
453
t'.S. Bank
Eastwood
Gleavrs
HuirtDhrey
Ruder
Doty
Handicap
Hantr-Best
Ruuell
Braaten
Sorber
Cruncher
Paul
Chuck's
Couch
Coirinns
Anriprsen
Shetton
Kreer
Handicap
Btowplp
Whitney
Matthirsen
Johnson
Retch
Thorn dike
Handicap
520
497
440
Ptcards
Wallace
R. Picerd
G. Ptcard
Gibson
Morran
Handicap
S21
477
441
4.- 3
4S
193
Team Four
Johnson
Amaro
Chapman
Tenr
Patterson
415
438
459
437
453
81
383
338
455
3R1
44)0
438
470
453
49
458
5 Medford Plaxa 1
306
429
406
409
3" Kl
308
133
Trout
Arms
Gawnrr
Maaterson
Bi T Market
TO PLAY
SUNDAY
TO PLAY
SUNDAY
GIAMBRIA, TURNER SIGNED
New York U.R Joey
Giambra of Buffalo. N.Y.;, and
Gil Turner of Philadelphia have
been signed to meet in a 10
rminrl middleweight bout at
Madison Sauare Garden. Oct
Mars turns on its axis about
once every 24 hours and 37 min
utes.
Hunters remember:
THE RED HAT
PLEDGE
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