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TEMPORARY COAST LEAGUER Jackie Jensen (right),
Boston Red Sox outfielder, gets an arm massage from
San Francisco Seal trainer Leo (Doc) Hughes as he tries
on the Pacific Coast League uniform for size. Jackie will
do his spring training with the Seals and join the Red
Sox when they hit San Francisco March 21 for a series
of exhibition games.
SO Conference
Diamond Slate
(Has 16 Scuffles
Only routine or minor busi
ness was before the Southern
Oregon eopference session on
Saturday t Crater high school.
A feiseball slate with 16 games
Q in the cinaiit for each school was
adopted. Plans for the district
wrestlmftournament at Medford
on Feb. K and 16 were outlined
by Paul Evensen, Medford high
coach in the sport.
A drawing for lanes for the
q opening race of the Rogue relays
here ie April were held. Lanes
wiibPa rota tod for other races
with the drawing serving as a
basis.
Git was decided to play a 16
game league basketball slate in
1958. although four of the team
will haveo make some adjust
ments aside from the usual Fri
day andSaturday slating in ord-
A er riot to run too close to state
tournament time. Oregon School
Activities association rules stipu
latecJhat schedules must be com
pleted six days before state tour
neyopening. The matter of having a com
missioner for football officials
similar to the basketball referees
plan was discussed but no action
taken.
Ex-Rogue Coach
Gets New Post
High Point, N.C.-U.R) Frank
Lucchesi has been named man
ager of the High Point-Thomas-ville
club in the Class B Caro
lina League. He piloted the Salt
Lake City team to a second
place finish in the Pioneer
League last year.
Frank Lucchesi, who has been
named manager of the High
Point-Thomasville baseball club
in the Carolina league, was
manager of the Medford Rogues
in the Far West leaguoin 1951.
Duquesne Star
Extends Record
Pittsburgh U.R) Forward
Dave Ricketts of Duquesne Uni
versity sank two foul shots be
fore missing on his third in a
game with Niagara Monday
night to extend his consecutive
foul shot record to 42.
Ricketts, who last missed a
free throw on Jan. 3 against
Dayton, set the major college
record at 40 last Wednesday
when he hit 10-for-10 tc break
the mark of 38 set early this sea
son by Chet Forte of Columbia.
Ricketts was high scorer Mon
day night with 16 points as Du
quesne beat Niagara, 73-52.
SPORTS
BOWLING
Standings: W. L.
Medford Paint & Wall Paper 9 3
Rainbow Cafe 9 3
Fyr Fyters 6 6
Veterans of Foreign Wars 6 6
Hawthorne Market 6 6
Cummings Agency 6 6
Chevron 99
Results:
Hawthorne Mkt. 1 Chevron 99 2
H. Lamb 273 ' Absentee i 300
C. WWliams 190 D Williams 280
K. Relhng 173 R. Bacon 244
D. Atkins 21 J Mathews 217
Handicap 398 Handicap 268
1404 1309
Med. Paint 2 V.F W. 1
D. Spain 234 J. Harp 202
B. Harmon 215 B. Lenz 224
B. Tompkins 228 L. Scalbenr 105
B Andrews 239 D Staniforth 382
Handicap 400 Handicap 225
1366 1139
Cummintl 1 Fyr Fyters 2
R. Schefers 100 J. Bauman 278
B. Corbett 300 J. Burroughs 233
L. Eccelston 262 'Absentee! 300
S Harmon 217 D. Bauman 250
Handicap 358 Handicap 312
1327 1375
Rainbow Cafe 3
P. Denser 220
R. Coode 269
R. Schroeder 345
Handicap 348
1219
CLASSIC LEAGUE
Standings: w. L.
E H. Mann Co 32 4
More Motors 27 9
Daughertv Lumber Co. 24 'i llli
Oak Knoll Golf Club 18 18
Walker Real Estate 17i JH ' i
Sewing Machine Center .... 17l,2 182
Trail Creek Lumber Co 17 19
Lamport's Sporting Goods .. 15 21
Tammer's Sporting Goods .13 23
Tabu Dinner House 13 23
Hight Real Estate 12'i 23 i
Sam's Sporting Goods 9 27
Results:
Walker Rl. Est. 0 Tabu Dinner 4
Absentee 504 W. Thompson 53ft
F. Knox 585 B. Blunt 536
D. Parker 530 F. Liddell 508
Absentee 465 P. Patterson 564
N. Hillyer 549 D. Ross 622
2633 2769
Oak Knoll Golf 3 Sam's Spt. Gds. 1
R. Wis 877 W. White 541
H. Sullivan 483 C. Proctor 532
C. Shinn 4!1 R. DeVore 487
D Lubbers 483 Absentee 495
Absentee 534 H. Schroeder 513
2573 2570
Trail Cr. Lbr. Co 1 E. H. Mann Co. 3
H. Goode 488 G. Soaunhorst 618
G. Piazza 554 B. Stevens 529
J. Paul 589 K. Christn'son 537
D. Harmon 463 G. Schultz 503
T. Jantzer 441 F. Anderson 505
2540 2695
Lamport's Spt. 1 Hammer's Spt. 3
H. Vessey 518 L. Holzinger 502
J. Farrar 461 C. Hammer 525
S. Kurth 516 V. Sprinkle 519
S. Schneider 542 C. Dawson 534
S. Van Dyke 547 K. Preston 556
2582 2636
flight Real Est. 0 Morse Motors 4
E. Kessler 511 E. Lenz 494
W. Atkins 516 E. Learning 524
J. Cabler 466 G. Clark 560
Absentee 483 R. Speer 549
J. Knapp Sll F. Driscoll 467
2487 2594
Sewing Center' 1 liaugherty Lbr. 3
H. Frye 610 J. Morgan 553
R. Wallace 460 B Dyer 541
D. Dunham 507 Absentee 495
Ortega, De Marco
Tussle Saturday
Main Attraction
New York UR The week's
best fight will be staged at the
Boston Garden Saturday night
when welterweight contenders
Gaspar Ortega and Tony De
Marco clash for the third time.
Their 10 -rounder will be
staged without benefit of tele
vision and should attract a ca
pacity crowd. Each of their two
previous bouts, won on split de
cisions by Mexican Ortega, were
thrillers. Both fights were at
I Medison Square Garden, Nov.
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Despite those two close victor
ies, ex-champion DeMarco of
Boston is favored at 7-5 to turn
the tables this time. Ortega is
ranked second among 147-pound
contenders; DeMarco third.
Giardello Picked
Joey Giardello of Philadel
phia, sixth - ranking middle
weight contender is favored at
3-1 to beat unranked Randy
Sandy of New York at the Chi
cago stadium, Wednesday night.
Their 10-rounder will be tele
vised and broadcast nationally
by ABC.
Young Isidro Martinez, feath
erweight champion of Panama,
makes his Madison Square Gar
den debut Friday night in a 10
rounder with Bobby Courchesne
of Holyoke, Mass. Neither is
ranked in the top 10. Martinez
made a sensational U. S. debut
on Jan. 4 at Washington, D.C.,
where he upset ex-contender Ike
Chestnut. Martinez is favored
at 2-1.
Their bout will be sent over
TV-radio by NBC.
A. Klatt
R. Morgan
480 V. Allen 586
470 F. Chapman 499
2527 2674
BANTAM BOWLING LEAGl'E
Standings: W.
Hudson's Pharmacy 26 ' a
Gold Arrow 23
S. and W 23
Veterans of Foreign Wars....22 Va
Gilman's Dairy 18
Ginn's Florist 18
Wilson's 14
Women of the Moose 14
Results:
Wilson's
R. Johnson
D. Wilson
N. Olson
Handicap
L.
12.i
16
16
16',i
20
23
25
25
184
174
193
187
139
Gilman'f
C. Roberts S16
T. Wine'trout 149
K. Haas 155
S. Kriegs 152
Handicap 146
425
Ginn'g
T. Ginn
C. Lenz
J.
C.
Handicap
140
176
198
135
ISO
359
V.F.W.
D. Bohannon
R: Lenz
J. Wright
R. Bauman
Handicap
W.O.T.M.
Christiansen 213
M. Wrigth 170
D. Culbertson 98
M. O'Neill 221
S. and W.
Christianson
D. Trane
C. Spencer
J. Kellog
Handicap
Hudson's
L. Little
J. Johnson
J. Harris
B. Edwards
Handicap
195
211
157
207
122
Gold Arrow
C. Booth
D. Wright
C. Pence
M. Florey
Handicap
220
131
191
197
142
192
101
105
244
13?
670
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KLAMATH FALLS LEADS
JOURNAL COACHES POLL
Portland (UP.) Klamall
Falls. Madias and Elkton
w.i. the stat.'s three top
ranked high school baskelbaU
teams in the weekly Journal
coaches' poll today,
gene as top team in the A-l
division while Madras and
Klamath Falls replaced Eu
Ellcton retained their positions
at the top of the ladder in
class A-2 and class B.
Madras received all 80 pos
sible points in class A-2 and
was followed by Drain. Reeds
port. Dallas. Eagle Point,
Scappoose. Cascade. Molalla,
and Woodburn. Glide and
Burns. The latter three tied
for ninth spot.
MASON REJOINS BRADLEY
Peoria, 111. W.R) Bobby Joe
Mason, dropped from the Brad
ley university basketball team
last season because of academic
difficulties, will rejoin the squad
next Monday. However, on the
same day the Braves will lose
forward Don Carothers, who re
cently flunked a course.
Elkton was followed by
Knappa. S i s t r s. Wallowa,
Stanfield. Jefferson, Helix.
Brownsville, Matta and 1 Har
risburg. A-l RANKINGS Points
1. Klamath Falls 74
2. Eugene 71
3. Ceneral Catholic 70
A. Medford .. 50
5. Astoria 44
6. Benson 41
7. Jefferson 21
8. Pendleton 20
9. Hermiston 15
10. Lincoln, Grant and
South Salem (tie) 9
South America provides the
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S. motor vehicles.
About 75 million meals ar
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places.
GRADE GAMES PLAYED
Jackson defeated St. Mary's 40
to 16. Washinston won over
Roosevelt 39 to 14 and Lincoln
tipped Jefferson 18 to 13 in city
grade school league varsity bas
ketball last week end.
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