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
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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.
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Drain Tile.
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W. McAndrews.
Phone 2 4107
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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
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14
15
15!i
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18
19' j
21
22
22'2
22'a
26
28
L
15
15
19
19 '
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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
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5
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4
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5 'a
7
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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. .
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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.
Their 10-rounder will be tele
vised and broadcast nationally
over NBC networks.
Wednesday night's 10-rounder
at the Chicago stadium brings
together welterweight contend
ers Isaac Logart of Cuba and
Duke Harris of Detroit. Logart,
No. 4, is favored 2-1 over Har
ris, No. 7.
Their TV-radio bout will be
sent over ABC networks.
Middleweight champion Sugar
Ray Robinson is slated for a 10-
Three Hurt in Plane
Accident at Eugene
Eugene (U.R) Three per
sons were hospitalized here yes
terday when a small private
plane crashed at Mahlon Sweet
airport as it attempted to make
a landing.
In good condition today were
Dr. Richard Allen Scofield, 26,
and his wife, Margaret Ann Sco
field, 25, of Eugene. Pilot of the
plane, Robert Alexander Evans,
31, of Springfield, was reported
to be in fair condition.
State police said that the plane
had made two passes at the field
before crashing in a plowed
round non-title "tune-up" bout
with Bob Provizzi of Freeland,
Pa., at New Haven, Conn., Sat
urday night. It will be the
champ's only prepartory fight
for his 160-pound title defense
against Gene Fullmer at the Chi
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ers effectively bottle up Suez Canal, according to Egyptian communique, -b.jchQaid hos
tile planes also attacked Egyptian ground troops' at several bridge crossings over canaL
Picture is of Egyptian tank landing ship similar to Akka. (toutxatioiuiiiottndphoto)
San Francisco offers ships
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miles of piers and berthings,
some deep enough for the largest
vessels afloat.
field at the edge of the airport.
Evans said he had lined up
with the runway and thought
his altitude to be about 700 feet.
As he started to make his final
approach he lost sight of the
landing light, he said.
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