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Hedrick Takes Mat Scuffles Hedrick Junior high ninth beat Eagle Point 33 to 13 yester day in a wrestling match and the Hornet seventh and eighth grad ers defeated McLaughlin 60 to 0. Winning for the ninth were Ken Johnson. Leland Johnson, Allen Hubbard. Jack Joyce, Carl Seig, Roger Spaur and Mike Far rier. Victors for the Hornet seventh and eighth were Jim Berg, Ray Graves, Larry Little, Norm Ol son, Ken Mor.se, Dan Doan, Paul Geren, Terry O'Sullivan, War ren Parke, Larry Gunn, Bill Thompson and Joe Keller. Taking bouts for McLoughlin were Jepson. Pritchard, Don Eddy and Eskew. I Ule Tribune Want Ads ! For QukI; Cash We have the only dynamometer in town! What does lhaf mean to you? Plenty! It means that our shop Is the only one for miles around equipped to make a thorough and accurate diag nosis of your ailing automobile, using scientific instruments. Just as a doctor uses his X-ray machine before surgery, so we use our Dynamometer before starting repairs on your car. 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PS Williams, OT Perkins. PS Howard. EO Kischer. OT ratteen. OT - West. EO Olna. OT Smith. OT Thompson, PS Crandall. SO Rhine. OT Baxter. EO Aichele. PS Qinnn. EO McCutcheon. OT Owlngs, SO FIELD GOALS EGA Lowrance. SO 3 MeCulcheon. OT 13 Cahill. EO 4 Fateen, OT 19 Fischer. OT ...19 West. EO 26 Williams, OT 29 Winters. PS 36 Crandall. SO 22 HollinRsworth. SO ... 35 Bates. SO 15 Junes. PS 10 EC 3 7 Pet. 1 000 .538 -500 .474 .474 .462 .448 .417 .409 .400 .400 .400 TEAMS 4regon Tech . Southern Orecon OreKon College Portland State .... Eastern Oregon FG A 132 153 44 1!'8 . 158 Bing Crosby Links Tiff Gets Pebble Beach. Calif. (U.R; The biggest all-charity event in the world of golf gof under way here today when the nation's top touring professionals teed off with celebrities from entertain ment and sports in the annual $15,000 Bing Crosby Pro-Ama teur tournament. xDr. Cafy Middlecoff, the de fending champion and the cur rent National Open king, is rated as the man to beat but no matter how the golf conies out, charity will be the winner. Cats To Charily This is Crosby's special event, and rie picks up the check for About one million Americans have undetected diabetes. your car WOW for $2745 6.00-16 $25". $2845- 6.70-15 7.10-15 pfus tax and your ratrcocfabl 7.60-15 $100 DOWN SEE YOUR TIRE MAN, MR. O.K. Dick Fanger 1760 North Riverside SAFE DRIVER LEAGUE con the 1957 title. Southern Oregon, which split with EOC last week, is favored to take a pair from the Oregon college Wolves in a series at Ashland. Portland State, idle in confer- j ence action, meets Seattle-Pa ! cific in Portland Saturday night. Ave. 17. 22 5 14.6 18 116 17 5 165 145 13 5 13 5 13 7.6 11. 9 5 21 17 . 14 18 13 36 35 35 27 27 2fi - 10 -111 .. 6 .. 9 .. .. 6 .. 8 6 7 10 4 3 8 3 fi 5 7 6 1 1 18 18 18 16 16 FREE THROWS O Connell, EO Lowrence. SO Andnch, OC Howard. EO Hollinasworth. SO Fatteen, OT Quinn. EO Thompson, PS .... Williams, OT Baxter EO West. EO FT A .. 4 .. 3 .22 .20 .13 .10 .14 .13 .. 8 Prt. 1 000 1 000 1.000 .864 .850 .846 .800 .786 3 2 19 17 II 8 11 10 6 3 9 21 15 Prt. .735 .603 .409 .724 .793 769 .750 .750 .750 .750 .750 PF 35 33 12 55 46 Perkins. PS 12 Winters. PS .28 Fischer, OT .20 FT 50 41 FG Pet. FTA 57 .4.12 .425 .341 .333 .291 68 68 22 76 sr Pro - Amateur Underway all the costs, including the prize money, housing for the profes sionals, etc. Every cent taken in at the gate goes to charity. But, as usual, the weather man stands in the way. The fore cast has been for rain for the week end which is about par for the course for this time of year on the Monterey Penin sula. AI Williams. Rogue Valley Country club professional, qualified in advance for the Bins; Crosby golf tourney. Ed Oldfield. Roseburg and ex-Med-ford pro qualified this week with a 74. Rod Funseth. Palm Springs, Calif., 1956 Southern Oregon champ, scored a 76 Wed nesday to make the grade. just 0.C0 down! STOP SPINNING STOP PUSHING Phone 2-586S Recreation Cage Loop Starts Over Saturday Recreation league basketball teams at the senior high school are starting loop play over with clean slates. Lee Ragsdale, supervisor of physical education for the Med ford schools, said teams have been divided into circuits of eight and four teams each to make competition more even. Each league will crown a champ but no play-off between the two loop champions is planned at present. Teams in the National league and their captains are Dennis' Menaces, Dennis Doan and Dick Harvey; Houng Dogs, Dave El rod; Doug's Mugs, Doug Elliot; Unholy Five, Richard Durante; Pond's Ponuders, Bob Pond; Bob's Cobs, Bob Emmens; Mis fits, Roger Cooley; and Road Hogs, John Linton and Don Young. In the American loop the teams are Hangin' Five. Charles Acker: Red Doggers, Bob Gee: Okie Joes, Ron Eastgate, and Shieks, Don Green. January 12 games are: 9 a.m. Menaces vs. Hound Dogs; 10 a.m. Mugs vs. Unholy Five: 11 a.m. Pounders vs. Cobs; 1 p.m. Hangin' Five vs. Red Doggers; 2 p.m. Okie Joes vs. Sheiks. Russell Sparks Celtic Victory By UNITED PRESS Bill Russell, Bob Pettit. and Adolph Schayes each added an other fine performance to his Na tional Basketball association rec ord today, but only Russell was able to lead his team to victory. Rebounding from a poor showing in his New York debut on Tuesday, Russell tallied 15 points, grabbed 23 rebounds, and batted away a dozen rival shots Thursday night to pace the Bos ton Celtics in a 98-91 victory over the Fort Wayne Pistons at Fort Wayne. However, Pettit's 38-point, 29 rebound effort went for naught as his St. Louis Hawks bowed in overtime to New" York, 98-84, and Schayes' 40 points were wasted as his Syracuse Nationals lost to the Minneapolis Lakers, 118-110. In the fourth game Thursday night, Jack George and Paul Ari zin scored 23 points each to lead the Philadelphia Warriors to a 112-93 victory over the Roches ter Royals. Central Pointers Bounce Ashland Central Point Central Point subdued Ashland 44 to 11 in the eighth grade fray and trimmed the Ashlanders 25 to 16 in sev enth grade 'basketball action here last night. The Pointers were 24 to 4 halfway leaders in the eighth grade ruckus and turned in fine defensive work. Bryson LaCasse scored 13 for CP and Crasper six for Ashland. CP- seventh had a 16 to 4 bulge at the half with Charles Cavin getting 10 points in the tiff. Robertson had eight for Ash land. Bowden Wyatt Mentor of Year St. Louis (U.F) The Nation al College Athletic association droned into its business session today, minus any spark that would breathe fire into the 51st annal convention which ends Saturday. Football coaches left in droves, following the naming Thursday of Bowden Wyatt of Tennessee "Coach of the Year." before they left, the. members of the Amer ican Football Coaches associa tion elected George Lefty James of Cornell their new president. HOCKEY NATIONAL LEAGUE By United Press The Montreal Canadiens were back in first place in the Na tional Hockey league today for the first time early in the season, victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs that almost produced a full-scale riot. The defending Stanley Cup champions edged the Maple Leafs 2-1 Thursday night at Montreal while defenseman Leo Boivin's third period goal earned the Bos ton Bruins a 2-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings. Bailey Resumes Drill at Oregon Eugene (U.R) Jim Bailey. Australian distance runner and NCAA mile champion, is work ing out again at the University of Oregon. Bailey and his bride the former Janet Sommers of Fall Creek, Ore., returned re cently from Australia. LARSEN BENEFIT New York U.R Top pro fessional and amateur tennis stars "will make a rare appear ance on the same program to night in a special benefit show designed to raise S20,000 for the benefit of badly-injured former national tennis champion "Art Larsen. FIGHTS By UNITED PRESS Los Angeles Larry Bataan. 124. Manila, drew with Biliy Sweet pea Peacock. 123, Los Angeles, 10. Crater High Comets Trip Tornado in Mat Encounter Crater high downed Medford 29 to 26 in a wrestling match at Central Point last night. The Comets won five of the 13 matches and took two others by forfeit when Medford did not have men in the two weight classes. Medford won six of the tussles. Recording victories for Crater were Calvin Dixon, Glen Boles and Jim Goldenpenny by falls and Charles Warren and Don Hubbard by decisions. Victors by pins for Medford were Gene Dalbec, Bill Hampton. Charles Acker and Charles McKinley and Jerry Anderson and Tom Morris got decisions. Crater won five and Medford four exhibitions. GP Victor Grants Pass defeated Medford 45 to 10 last Tuesday in a var sity match. Gordon Owsley, 129. and Tom Morris, 191, looked Bailey Mark Approved St. Louis (U.R The NCAA yesterday approved the national mile mark of 3:58.6 set by Jim Bailey of the University of Ore gon last spring when he de feated fellow Australian John Landy in Los Angeles. Northwest Loop Fives Slate Counting Games By UNITED PRESS All six teams in the Northwest conference have counting basket ball action scheduled this week end. Lewis and Clark, winner of the only loop game played to date, meets College of Idaho at Caldwell Friday and Saturday. On Monday the Pioneers travel to Walja Walla to play Whitman. Pacific, which was beaten by Lewis and Clark last week, goes to Whitman Friday and Satur day and to College of Idaho Mon day. Willamette and Linfield play at Salem Friday and at McMinn ville Saturday. OSGC Conducts. Angling Hearing Portland : (U.R) The State Game Commission todav held the first of two public hearings on 1957 Oregon angling regula tions. Tentative regulations will be drawn up after the hearing with the second public hearing scheduled Jan. 25. MAIN Save re ! I fresh Ford truck. We're moving out all - I '56 truck models fast. Generous trades a I profitable deal for you. Bring in your old J truck, any make or model. Let us put you ' Jo ' into a brand-new truck at low '56 prices. Friday. January II, 1957 impressive in scoring the only wins for the Tornado. Morris pinned Gary Woolsey in the first round and Owsley gained a sec ond round fall over Jerry Hull. The GP- jayvees won 30 to 2 with Bob Martin getting a draw with Lynn Cheney for the Med ford points. Medford dropped three of the varsity tiffs by forfeit, having no entries in the three divisions. Medford slate for the rest of the year is: Jan. 15 At Grants Pass; Jan. 17 Crater at Med ford (tentative); Jtn. 24 Med ford at Klamath Falls: Feb. 7 Klamath Falls here; Feb. 12 Grants Pass here; Feb. 15-16 District tournament here. MATCH KESl'LTS: 87 Ron Monia. ' Crater, won by forfeit. 105 Charles Warren. Crater, dec. Steve Sasse. Medford. 6-2. 114 Dan Aolta. crater, won Dy forfeit. 122 Gene Dalbec, M, pinned Jerry Dillion. C. 129 Bill Hampton. M. pinned Jonn Taberna, C. 135 Charles Acker. M. pinned Leiehton Skov, C. 140 Charles McKinley, M, pinned Dale Smith. C. 147 Calvin Dixon, C. pinned f Charles Finch. M. jerry Anaerson, m. dec. uuju Grossman., C, 4-1. 167 Glen Boles, C, pinned Frank Williams. M. 177 Don Hubbard, C. dec. Garry Heath. M. 4-2 191 Jim Goldenpenny, C, pinned Tom Merton. M. Unlimited Tom Morris. M. dec. Dave Parker. C. EXHIBITIONS: 98 Ken Johnson. M. pinned Monia. 115 Ron O'Neill, M. dec. Robert Tavlor. C. 134 Eddie Crawford, C, dec. Galen Dietreich. M. 150 Dave Brown, C, pinned Dave Rath M. 160 John German. C. dec. Wayne Breeze. M. 145 Bob Fowler, C. pinned CurUs Cook. M. 135 Steve Fabrick, M, pinned John Burns, C. 145 Bill Reaves. C, pinned Gordon Munden. M. 150 Bob Martin, M. pinned George Hunt, C. Grader Jayvees i Launch Season j Action in the Medford ele mentary school basketball cir cuit opened yesterday with Lin coln, Washington and Oak Grove scoring victories. Lincoln nipped Jefferson 14 to 13, Washington, with 19 play ers seeing service, romped over Roosevelt ,32 to 9. Oak Grove beat West Side 22 to 14. Varsity games got underway this afternoon with Jefferson at Jackson, Roosevelt at Lincoln, and Washington at St. Mary's. - The varsities will play on Fri days through Feb. 15 and the jayvees on Thursday through Feb. 21. CRATER LAKE MOTORS AND FIR STREETS Portland Hoopsters Face Gonzaga Bulldogs Portland (U.R) The Univer sity of Portland basketball team, loser of two straight to strong Seattle U. last weekend, play Gonzaga at Spokane tonight and tomorrow night in an effort to get back on the winning track. O'BRIEN TOURS Manila (U.R) World shot put champion Parry O'Brien opened his world-wide goodwill tour Thursday with a near-record performance. The husky Cali fornian tossed the 16-pound shot 62 feet, 2 inches exactly one foot short of his pending world mark. MOYER SEEKS FULLMER ! Portland U.R Promoter j Tommy Mover said today new i middleweight champion Gene Fullmer may appear here in a non-tiile bout in March. 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