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UBODWILIINd; LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Hawkinson'i continued their Ladies Classic league bowling lead with a clean sweep of all ' four points from Motor Haven last night They also had high team series of 2265. Morning Fresh had high team game of 782. Gerie Riggs of Crater Inn had high series of 573 and Claudia Lowd of Trail Creek had high game of 206. Four splits were picked, the 5-8-10 by Betty Minger and Vivian Knox nd the 6-10-7 by Ethel Goode and Clara Houston. Standlncs: W. L. Hawkinson Tir Tread 27 13 Trill Creek 23 17 Jorseraeni Dairy 21 'i 18 '., Union Club 2HJ 18l,2 Jack's Drive-up 21 19 Wooden Shoe 1 21 Anderson's Market 19 21 Mornlns Fresh 17 23 Crater Inn Motel .. 17 23 Motor Haven Motel It 2S Results: Anderson' A. Monroe A. Swoapa V. riorey m ine I Trail Creek 77 C. Lowd 443 L. Hale 380 J. Wilson 383 E. Goode D. Chriatena'n 449 V. Blunt 2032 Motor Haven M. Little 431 M. Bln.er 429 E. Atkina- 40 E. Lent 424 A. Bohannan 390 2100 Hawklnton'a H. Clark N. Roberta B. Hazlell F. Doty V. Knox 3 111 341 480 497 330 382 496 S40 Jorsensen's I. Sehroeder T. Klnr -S. Keaaler F Willelt P. Gardner 1 421 430 403 404 Crater Inn G. Rl.Ks O. Wyatt M. Dyer T. Farrar C. Houston Jack's Absente B. Mahan V. Coata K. Jenninsa 1. Kessler 398 323 437 422 77 2077 3 S73 3o 401 428 2179 Morning: Fresh 3 L. Erlcson 430 D. Paul 484 A. Wilson 343 S Beck 411 M. Clark 491 2181 4 t'olon Club V. Cummlnfl 414 L Rudy 433 E. Jones 338 T Tolles 472 M. McCal 404 2079 Wooden Sbo N. Burroughs 429 V. Corby 402 V. Johnson 389 G. Blind 413 R. Barr 443 2038 .22 .21 -.19 CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: Morse Motors Sams Sporting Gooda . Daughterty Lbr. Co. Walker Real Estate E H. Mann Co 19 Lamport's Sporting Gooda 18 Sewing Machine Center 18 Hammer's Sporting Goods 16 Hight Real Estate - 18 Trail Creek Lbr. Co. IS Oak Knoll Goll Club 14 Tabu 14 Results: Tabu (3) w. Thompson S33 F Llddell 502 B. Newland 477 L. Bex 483 P. Patterson 563 2S3S Walker's R. Brock F. Knox D. Parker F. Stevens N. Hlllyer M) 481 S20 468 477 S83 Hammer's L. Holzlnger C. Hammer V. Sprinkle C- Dawson K. Preston (2) S23 S17 483 513 944 Lamport's H. Vessey J. Farrar S. Kurth L. Schneider 519 8. Van Dyke 537 2586 m 313 512 485 Sam's H. Sehroeder J. Gardner W. White C. Proctor R. DeVore (4) 532 528 534 528 53a 69 Morse Motort '! E- Lenz E. Learning G. Clark R. 8peer T. Driacoll Oak Knoll R. Wise H. Sullvan C. Shtnn D. Lubbers S. Sullivan C) 539 465 456 470 542 2472 (3) 403 508 471 588 513 2569 (4) Sewing Mach. (0) 514 D. Dunham 522 527 H. Frve 336 468 T. Col ley 400 502 A. Kiatt Might's 646 E. Kessler 488 W. Atkins B. Green D. Wilson J. Knapp 435 497 497 2483 Daugherty J. Morgan F. Chapman B. Dver V. Allen J. Burroughs S64 R. Morgan 2573 Mann Co. Spaunhorst B .Stevens (Absentee! G. Schuitx F. Anderson (2) Trail Creek 438 S. Clave G. Piazza J. Paul D3S J. Kantor 630 T. Jantzezrx 2380 470 414 (2) 511 364 463 508 473 VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: Roaa Lumber Viking Sewing Center Pick's Apparel Davia Transfer ... W. L. -27 9 .21 . 15 ..21 15 -.19 ' 17 Skeetera and Skeeters Leon s Crater Dept. Store Trowbridge and Flynn Keith Bros. Construcuon . Clave Construcuon Results: Clave Const. J J. Fresham E Callaghan 267 R. Shims 358 A. Hotlman F Clane Handicap ...19 ...18 .15 14 .13 .13 ID 400 Keith Bros. C. Pardee N. Norton M. Human 354 M. Langston 428 N Keith 23 1840 J 432 261 372 413 393 1871 Viking Sewing CO) C. Lowd 443 M. Klatt 367 M. Dyer 348 A. Walton 416 V. Corby 397 Skeeter's O. Stroupp D. Edwards N. Balfour S. Welskamp N. Hollenbeck 453 Handicap 96 2120 (4) 424 371 415 359 Crater Dept. O. Henson B. Henson J. Wlthrow R. Edmonds K. Smith Handicap Pick's B. Spencer K. Stelle M. Puett T. Maggenti D. Wolff Handicap Davis Trans. E. McCray J. Phillips I Williams B. Young E Redfield Handicau (1) 417 362 372 331 425 75 T-F G. Blind H. Frye R. Blavlock D. Paul J. Russell 3 421 402 342 377 449 1991 (1) 403 332 336 384 441 276 Ross Lumber 3) H. Culy 490 A. Bohannon 429 R. Beard 463 L. Robinson 395 Chnstianson 609 2286 (2) 400 414 310 350 434 79 Leon's (2) B. Rose 375 Schvchelter 408 R. Walton 339 M. Simmonds 382 O. Gardner 456 Save Minors Group Picked New York (U.R) A six man committee has been formed to "save the minors" but base ball Commissioner Ford Frick said today it' has not been set up to "hand out a half million dollars recklessly." Frick said up to $500,000 has been pledged by the majors, not as a subsidy, but more as a "bank" where distressed minor leagues may go for help. In some cases, he said, there may be grant-in-aid, in others the money merely will be loaned. "I imagine that the members will hear hardship cases and de termine each one on its merits," Frick said. SPORTS Oklahomans Head College Grid Stats New York (U.R) Oklahoma, the nation's top team also leads the country's college football teams in points scored and yard age gained. The Sooners, after completing half of their 10-game schedule, have averaged 44.2 points a game while compiling an aver age of 414.6 yards per contest. Navy is the only ofher team to average over 400 yards a game with 404.6. The Midship men ran past Pennsylvania last Saturday for 488 yards, enab ling them "to move from sixth to second place in a week. Com pleting the top five in total of fense are Southern California, Washington State and Hardin Simmons. Oklahoma has also demon strated the best running attack among major schools with a 346.6 per game average. More than 30 yards behind the Soon ers in second place is Southern California, followed by Ohio State, Army and Virginia Tec'i. Pacific Coast teams have tak en a strong hold on forward pass honors. Washington State leads the country with an aerial aver age of 234 yards per game. Trail ing the Cougars are Stanford, San Jose State, College of Pa cific and the lone eastern entry, Navy. Schopf To Greet Raider Cage Aspirants Thursday Sarlo Underdog Aqainsf Miceli Chicago (U.R) Carlo Sarlo, a Chicago truck driver who has had only 26 pro fights, makes his first television appearance tonight against veteran welter weight Joe Miceli, winner of 50 pro battles who has been on television 16 times. Miceli, 27, though beaten 26 times, was a slight favorite for the bout. Sarlo, 24, who has 'lost five outings, has scored only three knockouts and has had few fights outside Chicago, although he was rated a speedy boxer. Miceli has campaigned recent ly as a middleweight, but said he would have no trouble scal ing down to 146 pounds for this bout. Sarlo never has weighed over 145. ' OWEN GOES Boston (U.R) The Boston Red Sox announced Tuesday that they will not renew Coach Mickey Owen's contract for the 1957 season. They explained they intend to carry four instead of five coaches next year. More than 90 percent of all do mestic shipments in packages are made in one of many types of containers of paper or paper fiber content. P0.4 ) OlSTILLCO AND BOTTtCO THB AMERICAN DISTILLING COMPi KfN ILL. ifmmm .4 35 FIFTH 180 I PINT iri-----. Mi B S mf Ashland Coach Ted Schopf, head basketball mentor for the Red Raiders the past 10 years, will officially greet a turnout of what is to be estimated 35 bas ketball hopefuls Thursday eve ning when the lid goes off for the beginning basketball cam paign. The Red and Black Raiders will play all their games in the college field house until the first of the year. After that, they will play their remaining schedule, largely conference games, in the Ashland High school gym. Ted Schopf will have another rough year to look forward to in basketball. Last year the Raid ers won 13 and lost 13. And with the greater portion of this year's turnout, ex-high school stars and college freshmen. Coach Schopf will have a big rebuilding job to do. Missing from last year's third Session Tonight For Auto Racers A meeting of all persons in terested in auto racing will be held at 8 p.m. today at the Greyhound tavern in Ashland. Phil Bryant, manager of Valley View Race track, has called the session. He reported that engine specifications for the 1957 season will be dis cussed. Prospective sponsors of cars and drivers particularly are asked lo attend. There will be a Dutch lunch, Bryant said. place team in the OCC, are Hal Titus, Guy Munsell, Punk Bid dington, Gene DePuy, Jim Car lile, and two year first string all-conference forward Lloyd Hoffine. Schopf's biggest chore will be trying to replace Hof fine, who turned out to be the highest scorer on the Red Raid er team for a four year period with 1572 points. Hoffine al ways ranked near the top in the Northwest in scoring and had one of the deadliest push' shots in basketball. Also missing from the Raider roster until January 1, is Bill Hollingsworth, another high scoring forward who is inelgible scholastically. Junior High Gangs Scrap Cross-town rivalries this week wind up the football seasons for Medford junior high school eighth and ninth grade gridders. McLoughlin and H e d r 1 c k eighth graders are foes on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. on the Hedrick field. Ninth graders of the two schools clash at the same time out at McLoughlin on Friday. McLoughlin eleven each scored triumphs in the previous meet ings at the start of the season. Bulldog eighth graders won 21 to 12 and the ninth 20 to 0. BRENNAN'S DAUGHTER South Bend, Ind.iU.R) Mrs. Mary Louise Brennan, wife of Notre Dame football Coach Terry Brennant, gave birth to a Wednesday, October 31, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN OSAA Metes Probation Portland (U.R) Two addi tional high schools have been placed on probation by the Ore gon School Activities association for using lime to mark their football fields. Latest schools to feel the ire of the association were Glendale and the Oregon State School for the Deaf. Monday the association placed Reedsport, Roseburg, and Jo seph high schools on probation for use of lime on their fields. Several football players have suffered burns from the use of the lime as yardage markers. A LITTLE ROW New Castle, Me. flJ.R) "Be happy as much as you can and have a little row once in a while," advised Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Dodge as they cele brated their 70th wedding an niversary. Mrs. Dodge, 90, smiled at her 91-year-old spouse as she added: "We haven't had THE HUNTER Denver, Tenn. U.R Fuzzy, a cat owned by Mrs. C. B. Can trell, didn't eat ,all the mice she killed. When the Cantrells fin ished emptying their corn crib, they found 92 mice Fuzzy had caught. too many, but we've had a few good ones." HOCKEY By UNITED PRESS Goalie Al Rollins' first shut out in nearly a year finally gave the Chicago Black Hawks their first victory of the National Hockey League season Tuesday night. The Hawks, who had failed to win in seven previous games, defeated the Boston Bruins, 4-0. Despite the victory, the Hawks remained in last place, two points behind the fifth place Montreal Canadiens. It was the only game scheduled Tuesday night. daughter in St. Joseph hospital Monday night. The Brennans now have two girls and a boy. The highway that runs along j the Gulf of Mexico from Louis- j iana to Florida is still generally j known today as the Old Spanish 1 trail. .JUST POUR IT.. 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They're here . . . the trucks that whipped the ALCAN Highway to Alaska, writing a whole new chapter in the history of hauling! gsjdiiii.smisim Acan fleet reports up to 18.17 mile per fallonl That's the mileage reported for the Cameo Carrier, with Thriftmaster 6 engine and Overdrive (optional at extra cost). All the way In DRIVE range with Power maticl This Powermatic-equipped 10000 Series tractor traveled the length of the Alcan Highway in a single forward-speed range. An identical truck with 5-speed transmission re quired 1.560 separate transmission and rear axle gear shifts over the same route. ... ; w.vl ;i-n . Proved on the Alcan Highway Champs of every weight class! Here, on the ALCAN Highway, they conquered the Yukon's toughest terrain. Six new '57 Chevrolet trucks covered 1,520 truck-killing miles from Dawson Creek, B. C. to Fairbanks, Alaska normally a 72-hour run In less than 45 hours. There's proof of stamina, power and performance that means more profitable hauling on your job! The Alcan Highway' tumbles over towering mountains and wanders through desolate Yukon forests. It's the road where trucks grow old before their time! But six new Task-Force 57 Chevrolet trucks, heavily loaded with cargo, took the measure of the Alcan High way in a history-making round-the-clock run! They made the trip in less than 45 hours (it nor mally takes 72 hours!) Here was a supreme test of all the qualities you look for in a truck. Come in and look over the new trucks that offer proof of more profitable hauling! rT7aki Mora profitable hauling for youl That's what Chevrolet's Alcan Highway test run adds up to. Come in and look over the new Task-Force 57 trucks. They're the fastest workers and biggest savers on any job! Ninth and Bartlett Streets Only franchised Chevrolet dealers -M.irffilj display this famous trademark (cmiEvmaDLiETr Phone 2-6115 Medford
