J
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ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE
Darrell Miller took four games
from City Appliance Thursday
night to increase their lead to
four games in the Rogue Valley
Bowling league, since Pickell's
dropped one game to Telephone
Employees. Paul Antony took
all the honors with a 240 game
and a 581 series.
Standings:
Darrell Miller Co
PickeU's Real Estate
Moore Steel Co
Team No 8
Hire Root Beer
T E A .A
Forest Patrol
Medford Mufflers
Kliever's Machine Shop
City Appliance .
US National Bank
Andy'a Jewelers
Results:
Tram No. t
Walker
Evans
M. Walker
Cooley
Burroughs
Handicap
W.
. 21
. 17
. 15
. 13
. 14
12
. 12
. 10
4
488
535
432
403
S14
420
2792
Hires
Swan
Shaw
Ault
Schlachter
Dun Rey
Handicap
Andy's
Anderson
Kline
Lowe
Johnson
McDowell
Handicap
3
499
422
S43
474
467
469
Kllever's
Jacobs 451
Isaacs 428
Lucas 280
Van Sickle 483
Blew 480
Handicap 498
2622
13. National 1
Loner
Richter
Eastwood
Giadfelter
Shafer.
Handicap
ft
383
492
407
443
415
387
2509
Mufflers
McDuffis
Antony
Vance
Walker
McCrajr
Handicap
37
377
411
430
488
609
4
449
581
466
402
44
384
Darrell MlUer 4
Haven 418
Fischer 550
Brown 426
Wyatt 464
Webster 505
Handicap 393
2756
City Appliance.
Martin
Blind
Hooker
Whitney
Larson
Handicap
405
47i
410
43:
459
384
TEA. A.
Martin
Doescher
Walker
Sedey
Bickman
Handicap
Moore steel
Applegate
Ivte
Monroe
Bowman
Hinrichson
Handicap
1
491
407
372
492
463
640
Pickell's
PickeU
Wallace
Withrow
McWhorter
Kreer
Handicap
1
467
530
487
553
540
327
2
461
471
401
472
3PT
49S
2688
Forest Patrol
Bradlsa
Layton
Moran
Stockton
Van Hoy
Handicap
435
323
449
473
520
307
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Donna Timber won 4 from
Clower's to widen their hold on
first place in the Evergreen
Bowling league this week with
Medford Plaza maintaining
second place. Mel Amano had
high series of 555.
Standings: W. L.
Donna Timber Co. 23 5
Medford Plaza Apts. 21 7
Tru Mix Construction 18 12
Medford Blowpipe Co. 18 12
Chuck's Pump Service 15 13
Medford Steel Co 14,a 13 V2
Eastside Market 14 14
United States Natl Bank.. 13 13
Big Y Market 12 !i 15 'i
Picard's Jewelers 9 19
Hunter-Best 9 19
Clower's Golden Eagle 9 23
Results: -'- j
Chuck's 4 Ptcard's 0
Couch 4R6 Wallace 444
P. Cogglna 523 Picard 441
G. Andersen 427 Arts. 441
C. Coggins 333 McDowell 499
D Kreer 486 Morgan 451
Handicap 132
2381
Medford Steel 0
Sorenson 466
Erwln 461
Eastgate 381
Hopkins 458
Smith 392
2276
Eaitslda Mkt 4
Musselbeck 500
Harger
Carter
Pvle
Fluck
Handicap
Medford Plaza 3
Wies
Trout
Armes
Ekerson
Masterson
Handicap
431
494
478
471
452
99
Trn Mix
Snedden
Lees
Baize
Cumminga
Bell
Donna Timber 4
Wirth
Cowley
Lewis
Gunn
Kessler
Handicap
479
466
472
430
618
123
S508
Clower's
Lenz
Amaro
O. Johnson
Houghton
Patterson
Hunter-Best
Russell
Braaten
4
843
507
Big T
Abs.
Bessonetrl
467
433
468
452
30
2330
1
465
453
474
481
484
464
555
398
468
499
447
308
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116 No. Front
Phone 2-4756
Sorber
Croucher
Paul
Vs. Bank
Doty
Humphrey
Cleaves
Rader
Monteith
392 Lvons
483 O.Malley
524 Gifford
Handicap
2449
3
538
312
364
405
446
2135
Blowpipe
Whitnev
Thorndike
L. Johnson
Miller
Mathieson
Handicap
523
207
2231
1
432
4, J
468
. 308
461
9
2121
CITY LEAGUE
Central Market and Weter
and Olson maintained a tie for
first place in the City Bowling
league this week with 3 to 1
wins over their opponents. I. D.
Lubbers had high series of 600.
Standings: W. L.
Central Market 17 7
Weter and Olson 17 7
Southern Oregon Moulding 14
Westside - 14
First National Bank 13
Ross Lumber Co 12
Norton Lumber Co. 11
I. O. Foresters 10
Copco 11
State Farm Insurance .
Medford Barbers
Daugherty Lumber Co.
Results:
Barber's !
Abs. 453
Valle 433
Hamer 402
Fischer 404
Speer 507
Central Market 3
Hayman 381
Kantor 442
Sommer 425
Keener 470
Schultz 531
2250
Wesblds
Paschke
E. Orr
G. Orr
Landis
Blind
Weter-Olson
Brown
Roberts
Smith
Luman
Webster
Handicap
Ross Lbr.
Culy
Schatz
Oswald
Martin
Forrest
2
468
435
411
805
527
F. N. B.
La Bar
DeGroot
Bannan
Nissen
Dimick
Handicap
3
480
456
537
509
522
30
8. O. Mldg.
Bex
Brooks
Turner
Minger
Knapp
I
815
607
482
400
493
1
812
332
481
448
501
814
442
442
444
478
Norton Lbr.
Boettcher
M. Olsen
E. Olsen
Morse
Mager
Handicap
Daugherty Lbr. 0
Henson 464
Chapman 435
Pope 399
Barker 505
Clark 478
Copco
Harper
Anders
Hanson
Buseman
Schroeder
Handicap
1
432
539
464
464
806
21
2426
4
476
464
432
458
509
18
I.O.F.
Morrison
Lubbers
Simmonds
Porter
Vessey
Handicap
3
818
600
463
484
562
42
State Farm
Colley
Neathamer
Withrow
Langston
McWhorter
1
514
439
536
464
517
Fay Crocker
Golf Leader
Tampa, Fla. (U.PJ Fay
Crocker of Uruguay had just the
right putter in the first round of
the Tampa Women's Open Golf
tournament, but Mickey Wright
of San Diego, Calif., had one
too many drivers.
Accurate putting at the wind
swept Palma Ceia course was
Miss Crocker's key weapon as
she shot a one under par 37-35
72 on Thursday in the first round
for a three-stroke lead.
Miss Wright, one of the favor
ites at the tee-off here after win
ning the tournament at Sea
Island, Ga., last Sunday, ruined
her chances when she was penal
ized 24 strokes for carrying an
extra club.
The 21 year old Californian
found a spare wood in her bag
as she started the 13th. Under
the rules, she was penalized two
strokes for every hole she had
played. She shot an 80 but the
penalty strokes literally buried
her in the field of nearly 130
professional and amateur play
ers.
Four With 75s
Patty Berg, St. Andrews, 111.;
Betsy Rawls, Spartansburg, S.C.;
Louise Suggs, Cincinnati, Ohio;
and Gloria Armstrong, Oakland,
Calif., had 75's.
Bonnie Randolph, Columbus,
Ohio; Betty Dodd, San Antonio,
Tex.; and Marlene Bauer Hagge,
Delray Beach, Fla., were brack
eted at 76.
Alice Bauer, Sarasota, Fla.,
was next with a 77. Kathy Cor
nelius, Lake Worth, Fla., and
Betty Jameson, San Antonio,
were tied at 78.
Ruth Jessen, Seattle, Wash.;
Marilyn Smith, Wichita, Kan.;
Joyce Ziski, Waterford, Wis.;
and Betty Kirby, St. Petersburg,
Fla., were next with 79s. Miss
Kerby is an amateur.
By f
Mr H pjf ,
NEW CAL COACH Uni
versity of California offi
cials at Berkeley announced
appointment of Nebraska's
Pete Elliott (above) as head
football coach replacing
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf who
retired. The youthful men
tor, who just finished his
first season as head coach
for the Cornhuskers, has
been signed to a three-year
contract.
Full Night Ahead
For Collegiate
Cagers in State
By UNITED PRESS
College basketball in Oregon
has a game jammed night ahead
of it, topped by the Oregon
Idaho game in Eugene.
The hoop action won't be lim
ited to the Pacific Coast confer
ence pair, however, with nearly
every other college in the state
slipping into the act.
The University of Portland
hosts Seattle-Pacific at Howard
hall tonight in the opener of a
two - game stand against the
Falcons.
In the Northwest conference
Lewis and Clark battles Linfield
at McMinnville tonight then
switches to home floor against
the same club Saturday.
Pacific and Willamette start a
series at Salem tonight, then
move to Forest Grove Saturday
while College of Idaho invades
Walla Walla for a two game
stand against Whitman in other
action.
Eastern Oregon, atop the Ore
gon Collegiate conference stand
ing, moves into Monmouth to
night for two games against Ore
gon college. Portland State en
tertains Southern Oregon for
two nights in Portland.
GRADE BASKETBALL
Jackson downed Roosevelt 39
to 24, Oak Grove tripped Lin
coln 21 to 18 and Washington
beat West Side 31 to 16 yester
day in city grade school junior
varsity basketball.
An estimated one-half of the
Eskimos of the world never saw
a snow house.
Southern Methodist Risks
Perfect Mark in SW Loop
Br UNITED PRESS
Southern Methodist, once
again the Southwest's top can
didate for the national basket
ball championship, shoots for its
ninth straight victory tonight in
one of four games involving con
ference leaders.
The Mustangs, currently rank
ed as the nation's No. 4 team
and anxious to move up at the
expense of third-ranked Ken
tucky, can push their season rec
ord to 15-1 with a triumph over
Texas tonight the lone defeat
coming against Kentucky on the
winners' court.
Kentucky, with an 11-3 record,
opened the door for a possible
SMU advance when it was up
set Monday by Tulane.
SMU will be risking a perfect
4-0 Southwest conference record
in this home game in its drive
for a third straight league title.
A loss would give Baylor 3-1 the
chance to tie for the lead by
beating Rice Saturday night.
First place also will be at
stake tonight in the Pacific Coast
conference, Ivy league, and Sky
line conference.
Washington Seeks Top
Washington, tied for second
in the PCC with a 4-0 mark, can
tie pace-making California 5-0
by beating Stanford." .
Princeton risks its 3-0 Ivy
league mark against defending
league champion Dartmouth 2-1.
A Dartmouth triumph would
leave both teams tied with Yale
for first place at 3-1, and Co
lumbia could then make It a
four-way deadlock by beating
Cornell.
Brigham Young, ranked 16th
nationally, risks its 3-0 Skvline
mark against Utah State. If the
Cougars lose, Utah 2-1 can tie
for first by beating Montana
Saturday ngiht.
Bradley, the nation's 14th
ranked team, spurted to its fifth
straight Missouri Valley tri
umph, 81-64, over Houston, and
Creighton extended its winning
streak to four straight by beat
ing Drake, 74-60, in the leading
games of a sparse Thursday
schedule.
Wesley To Play
For Roughriders
Corvallis U.R) Sam Wesley,
football star at Oregon State
college until he was ruled ineli
gible early last season, yester
day signed to play professional
football in Canada.
The former Beaver wingback
inked a pact with the Saskatche
wan Roughriders of the Cana
dian professional football league
saying, "I simply want to play
some more ball, and they were
the only ones who expressed
much interest In giving me a
chance."
Wesley said he plans to com
plete his education at Oregon
State where he is a junior.
Basketball
Scores
Fridar. Januarr 18, 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN
Ewbank Receives
Confidence Vote
Baltimore (U.PJ Weeb Ew
bank, rumored on his way out
as coach of the Baltimore Colts,
was given a rousing vote of con
fidence by club owner Carroll
Rosenbloom today.
Rosenbloom, who met with
Ewbank and club president Don
Kellett at his summer home in
Palm Beach, Fla., Thursday,
said he hoped "this clears up
any and all speculation regard
ing his status with the Baltimore
club." Ewbank has one more
year to go on a two-year pact.
National Pin Tourney
Deadline February 5
Fort Worth, Texas Entry !
deadline for the 1957 American '
Bowling Congress tournament ;
at Fort Worth, Texas, is Feb. 5. j
Only entries in by then, or which !
are in the mail and postmarked !
not later than 10:00 ajn. of the i
following day, can be accepted, j
The tournament opens March j
9 in the Will Rogers Memorial
coliseum and will be in action
for 51 days, through April 28.
Dates are still available and
can be obtained by writing to
the Fort Worth ABC headquarters.
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