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Wolf Coach Scorns Offer Of Hypnotist Ktno U.Pj The winless University of Nevada, football team Saturday scorned the offer of a San Francisco hypnotist to put a snarl in the Wolfpack Tvith his best Svengali technique. Nevada Coach " Gordon Mc Eachron said he got. a telegram from hypnotist Arthur Ellen makieg the offer, but merely put it on the bulletin board in stead of answering it' Ellen offered to put tiie grid ders into a trance and give them a pep talk before they meet Humboldt State in their last game, a "The telegram didn't say whether he planned to hypno tize my players or Humboldt State's," the coach said. "As far as we're concernefl, we are losing games because we've got a green ball club," the Ne vada coach said. Nevada ttas lost five and tied one this season. "If Ellen can-do any good for anybody, why doesn't he work oa the San Frmncisco Forty Ninen. I imagine also that. Terry Brennan, Notre Dame, or Tommy Mont Maryland, could use help but 'what they need most is ball players," McEach ron said. Central Point Man G 5 Commits -Suicide JacoD E. Curtis, 5fi, route 2 box 658, Central Point, took his own life Saturday night by car bon monoxide poisoning, Coro ner Carlos Morris reported Jo- day. Curtis' body was found lying in the back seat o his car with the motor running. Sheriff's deputies and Central Point po lice were called by Curtis 16 year-old daughter. Frieda May. They estimated the motor had been running about four hours The vehicle whs parked in a car port near the house. According to deputies, a two- inch fire hose had been con nected to the exhaust pipe and run through a rear window of the car. A cloth had been stuffed around the hose in the window Two suicide notes were found inside the house. According to the family, Curtis had been, ill for a long time and was recent ly released from the hospital. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. in Conger Morris funeral home. DAILY WEATHER REPORT FORECASTS: Medfnrd and vicinity: Fojf or low overcast tonight, lifting about noon Tuesday. Partly cloudy Tuesday after noon and evening with chance of scat tered light showers. Low tonight 38 HiKh Tuesday 5. Western Oregon: Night and morning for and low cloudiness clearing par tially during afternoon Tuesday. A little drizzle along coast with Uttl change in temperature. Low tonight 36-42 High Friday 50-62. Northern California: Fair tonight and Tuesday, except light rain Eureka northward Tuesday. Little tempera ture change. LOCAL DATA: Temperature: Mean yesterday 42: below normal 3. Record high this date 74 In 1934. Record low this date 22 In 1923. Precipitation: 24 hours to midnight. .02 in. Midnight to 10 a.m.. trace. Total this month. 44 in , .12 in. abov nor mal. Total since Sept. 1. 6 97 in., 4.09 in. above "normal. Humidity: Lowest yesterday 94 ; highest this am. IQO'V City High Low PrgcZ Brookings 61 43 Crater Lake , 38 34 Grants Pass 32 42 Klamath Falls 38 29 MEDFORD 43 41 .02 Portland fil 16 Seattle 32, 46 Spokane 40 36 Yakima 43 35 Eureka fcl 49 Red Bluff 67 -45 Sacramento 66 45 San Francisco - 66 45 Los Angeles 68 49 Phoenix . 66 36 Denvp A. 33 20 Chicago - 36 54 Miami ... 83. 65 trace New York ... 70 52 Washington. DC 61 31 F I VtVD AY FORECAST uifcrourh Saturday, Nov. It): Western Oregon -Below normal pre cipitation. Amounts ranging from .3 to 8 of an inch in interior valleys and .5 to 1.3 along coast and over moun tains except .1 to .4 in southwest Ore gon. Precipitation occurring mostly1 about Wednesday and Friday. High temperatures in 50s. lowering about 5 degrees toward end of week. Lows 35-43 9 Northern California No precipita tion except a little rain on cast from Cape. Mendio nor'iward. Temper ature near nmaa . Florida Negro Found; Lodged in Prison ;. WiMwood: Fla. ;u.R) Jesse Woods, the Negro who was' ab ducted from a Jail and 'flogged by angr White for allegedly insulting White woman, has been lodged at the State Prison l!t Raifard. Fla., for safekeep ing. c Authorises "said Woods. 591 would be held thrg for his own safety until the trial o the per sons responsible for his kid naping an assaults. Woods will be called to testify against them. 17 Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks. Flues. Drain Tile. in W. McAndrews. Phone 2 4107 TOUT 1 3 4 si VA ; ' Jt XT' A K " . CARRYING MOPES OF JAPAN, Sekai-0 is to be flown ' 11,000 miles from Tokyo to Laurel, Md., to compete in $100,000 Washington International November 12. Horse won five out of 10 starts this year. (International) BOWLING ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE Standings: W Medford Mufflers , - 26 Dnell Miller Co. 25 Hires Root Beer 24 "4 Team No. 8 24 -Andys Jewelers 22 State Forest Patrol Pickell'j Real Estate City Appiiam-e Co. 20 !, 19 ..18 Moore Steel Co 17" Telephone Eflnplovees Assn. 17 fa W S. National Bank .14 Klievers Machine Shop 12 CITY LEAGUE Standings: W State Farm Insurance 25 I O. Foresters 25 R's Lumber Co. 23 Weter and Olson 2, Central Market 21 DauRherty Lumber 21 Med ford Barbers 20 Norton Lumber Co 19 Southern Oregon Moulding 18 Westside 16 'a Copco 15 First National Bank 14 L 14 15 15!i IS 18 19' j 21 22 22'2 22'a 26 28 L 15 15 19 19 ' 2(1 20 22 23'a 25 28 MINOR LEAGUE Standtngs: Securlty Insurance . Cummins Diesel . Llninger's ROelcettes Firestone Stores Matlack's Team Three K Bay Kegiers 3 Team Eight 3 ..12 9 . 6'a 5 a 4 L 0 3 5 'a 7 7 TJ 8'i INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Picard's took three games from Richfield Oil Friday night to hold on to the first place spot in the Industrial bowling league. Linninger's Ready Mix dropped two to CWA to keep Richfield in second. Ed McKinstry rolled a 218 for high game, and Wayne Ratty's 550 was high series. Team W L Picard's Jewelers 29 1 1 Richfield Oil Co 26 14 Linninger's Ready Mix 24 16 City Hall 23'a 16'a Domestic Laundry 21 19 C. W. A 20 20 Jaycees 20 20 Snobovs '. 18 22 Red Blanket Lumber Co. 17 23 Jorgensen's Dairy 17 23 Donna Timber Products .... 13 27 Rail Rogues 11 la 28' a Jaycees 14) A Holmes M" DeHeart B Foster J Walsh J Asher 412 444 4R2 425 474 Snonoys (0) G Russell V Lowe E Davidson R Frohreich F Couch Handicap 384 411 413 412 433 6 Richfield (1) B Findley E Kennedy G Andersen F Kunz D Kreer Handicap 395 441 454 440 464 75 2059 Picard's 13) A Bohannan 471 H Baker 435 R Picard 503 K Christians'n 454 L Graham 444 Domestic Ldry (I) F Knox H Withrow L Coats r Liddell R Speer- 452 436 440 513 499 2307 City Hall (3) J Compagnoni 539 E McKinstry 476 B Stevens N Dow O McNeel Handicap 410 437 499 138 Red Blanket (I) H Fuller G Stewart C Epps S Murrey P Patterson Handicap 490 446 438 335 495 8 2213 Donna Timber (2) G Rone 445 B Cowan 457 E Harris 416 J Monroe '456 D Lue 421 2499 Jorgensen's (3) W Ratty 550 D Itfie 491 D Schrein 435 A Althens 421 H Ellia 504 2197 2401 Rail Rogues (2) R Gates 456 K Massey 419 D Kidd 367 T Harnsb'rger 394 B Hjelm 356 Handicap 177 2109 Llnnlnger'j (2) J Milhoan 448 B Kincaid - 415 r Ross 428 J McGuire 403 J Mitcheltree 467 C. W. A. (2) B Coy A Martineau B Thornton G Eads Absentee Handicap 165 2326 2335 ROGUE ROLLERS LEAGUE Darrell Miller company is still holding a three game lead in Rogue Rollers bowling league, taking three games from Pioneer Cafe. Ralph's Restaurant broke their second place tie, taking three games from Economy Mar ket, while Brooks Electric was losing three to Tic Toe shop. Gertie Riggs of Bateman's roll ed high games of 214 and 200 and 549 for high series. Other high games were Vivian Knox. 202. Opal Wyatt, 187, Claudia Lowd 179 and Uida Miller, 172 Ralph's rolled high game and high team series with 788 and 2261. Split conversions were made by Vonne Bailey 6-7-10 and Vera Findley 5-6-10. Team W Darrell Miller Company .... 28 Ralph's Restaurant .. 25 Tic Toe Time Shop ..... 23 Brooks Electric 23 O K Market 21 Bateman's Ins. Agency 21 Chris Drug 20 Rogue Sportsman ... Pioneer Cafe (CP.) . The Hideaway Rogue Equipment Sales .... 14 Economy Market IC.P.i .... 13 19 17 16 12 15 17 17 19 19 20 21 23 24 26 27 ChHs Drug (1) E Doty T Tolles G Russell A Walton V Corby 362 403 345 382 454 Bateman's 3) Y stronel C Sedev C Martin V DeLisle G Rices Handicap 407 317 293 267 549 Hideaway (1) R Shama V Bailey R Poulter L Mernfield V Coats Handicap 424 352 309 306 Rogue Sptsmn (0) G Ludwig 433 E Johnson 354 D Webster 370 J McCready 429 D Paul 385 Tic Toe (3) E OLsen S Coulter D Finlev L Dibble V Miller Handicap 370 387 341 350 445 126 Brooks Elec. (1) P Braack E Sessions J Frohreich J Barnunm E Lenz 442 364 388 364 385 Rogue - Equip. V Lusk A Shreeve D Dorff T Ault T Farrar Handicap (3) 352 353 427 340 401 225 O K Market (1) M Langston 384 N Oswold B Mahan L Mete V Findley 362 447 396 444 Economy Mkt (1) Ralph's (3) D Hopkins E Garrison D C'st nson N Weber C Lowd Handicap . 329 300 456 370 477 186 2118 V Knox 495 M Sullivan 400 D. Houston 403 I Schroeder (SI476 M Clark 487 Pioneer Cafe D Harris N Peek H Paulson L Turner A Bohannon Handicap (I) 365 337 384 405 394 18 2261 Miller Co. (J) N Roberts 424 A Zenor 413 M J Fischer 355 P Haven 400 O Wyatt 410 1903 2002 DODGERS LOSE Osaka, Japan (U.R) Scor ing a run in the ninth inning, the Japan all-stars nipped the Brooklyn Dodgers, 3-2, before 40,000 fans Sunday. . Use Tribune Want Ads tow in Cost! The VODKA of VODKAS There's a difference in vodkas and it's a difference worth knowing. It leaves you breathless! Qmirnoff THE SREtTEST NAMI IN VODKA fSISil i;-t.s Flash Elorde, Miguel Berrios Foes This Friday New York (U.R) Feather weight contenders Miguel Ber rios of Puerto Rico and Flash Elorde of the Philippines will meet Friday night at Madison Square garden in the week's most significant fight. Berrios, rated fifth among world 126-pound contenders, is favored at 8-5 to beat Elorde, number six, and enter a strong bid for a title shot. 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