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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1957)
o MEDFORIy&TRIBUNE SIPdDIKT V'K EVERYONE'S HAPPY as Don Clark, newly appointed Z'ead football coach at University of Southern California, invoduces family to photographers. From left: Donny, 12; (oac& Clark; Denise, 4; Mrs. Clark; Dana, 15 months; Diana, 5 rid Debby, 8. Clark was line coach. (International) (Oregon Staters Trounce Webfoots in Non-Leaguer Corvallis !U.F) Oregon State, dominating the backboards and cashing in from the free throw liri. handed Oregon 68-55 setback here last night in a non-conference game. Both clubs hit on 22 shots from the field but Oregon State made good on 24 of 32 chances from the fre throw line while the Ducks hit only 11 of 19. Kept Control Wtth 6-7 Dave Gambee and HARTACK WINS FOUR Miami UJ!) Willie Hartack, the nation's most successful jockey the- past two years, ac coutred for four victories at Hiele&h part Tuesday. g ortland U.R) Portland 9lgffcws was reported today to be planning to apply for a li cense) for a 50-day horse racing non. from May 17 through July 29. o(. o 4s CYCLONE FENCE fetter buy than ever I !bSH1 Now Cyrlon ffivwi mya the brt- lookups', finest ent on $ market to go with your sturdy, top quality Cyclone nncft This new rate haa Jsaavy frame, adjustable automatic latch, modern deajirrj. Get Cyclone now to protect your home. And wmfmbeCc it costs do vsnre to havaj the best. Phone 2-540 14 Vast 6th street OMedlrd. Oregon Clt mm nam met comuTioii eeffiiHoeeu ouone rtHcc 6-8 Gary Goble sweeping the boards at both ends of the court, the Beavers kept control of the game throughout. Tctal re bounds for the night favored Oregon State 61-29. Gambee tossed in 23 points for Oregon State, the game's high mark. Ken Nanson follow ed with 20. High for Oregon was Paul Tuchardt, normally a re serve center, who hit for 16. BOX: Oregon State Nanson. f Gambee. f Allord. t Miller, f Goble. c Moss, c Pino, g Crimins. g Anderson, g ... Harman, g Haynea, g S 0 0 . 3 1 .. 4 .. 0 0 ..- 0 .. 0 ft 8- 8 7-13 2- 2 0- 0 2- 2 1- 1 2- 2 0- 0 0- 0 2- 4 0- 0 Pt 1 3 0 0 1 I 3 0 3 1 0 22 24-32 13 Totals Orecon Franklin, f Morgan, I Moore, f Bingham, f RonquUlo, f Tuchardt, c Duffy, c Valentine, g ... Kuykendall, g McHugh. g Costi. g Hastings, g Lundell, g Totals 22 11-19 20 5S Halftime score: Oregon state 31. Oregon 25. is . 4 . 3 . 3 . 1 . 0 . 7 . 1 . 0 . 0 . 2 . 1 0 0 ft 2- 2 0- 2 2- 2 0- 2 0- 0 3- 3 2- 2 1- 3 2- 2 0- 0 0- 0 0- 1 0- 0 BOWLING LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Morning Fresh tied Hawkin son Tire Tread for first place last night in the Ladies Classic Bowling league by taking three points from Union Club while Hawkinson lost three to Jack's Drive-Up. The Motor Haven team was sparked by Betty Min ger's high game of 225 and high series of 547 to take honors for both high team game of 860 and high team series of 2477. Rose Barr and Audrey Swoape shared the honors for high individual series of 550 each. Other high games and series were rolled by Jane Kessler 529, Vivian Knox 221-527, Pat Gardner 526, Mabel Clark 215 and Gertie Blind 206. Standings: Hawkinson's Tire Tread Morning Fresh Bakery Motor Haven Motel Jorgensen's Dairy Wooden Shoe Jack's Drive-Up Trail Creek Lumber Co. Anderson Thrift Market Crater Inn Motel , Union Club . Results: L'nlon Club 1 V. Cummings 470 L. Rudy 3B1 E. Jones 3!2 T. Tolles 397 W. 14 14 13 12 12 10 6 10 13'i 13!j 14 14 M. McCall Morning Fresh 3 L. Ericson 425 S. Beck 467 A. Wilson 425 D. Paul 366 492 M. Clark 2131 Anderson's A. Monroe A. Swoape V. Florey R. Shama D. Chrisl'iuon 479 2238 1 410 550 395 404 Jorgensen's I.Schroeder S. Kessler T. King F. Willet P. Gardner S18 I 412 401 462 488 526 Trail Creek C. Lowd L. Hale L. Jantzer E. Goode J. Wilson 0 396 444 441 456 417 2154 Wooden Shoe 4 N. Burroughs 444 V. Corby V. Johnson G. Blind R. Barr Motor Haven 4 Crater Inn A. Bohannan 497 G. Riggs B. Minger 547 O. Wyatt M. Little 447 M. Dwyer E. Atkins 480 T. Farrar E. Lenz 506 C. Houston 3477 Jack's A. Gebhart B. Mahan V. Coats K. Jennings J. Kessler 3 Hawklnson's 402 V. Knox 460 H. Clark 402 B. Hazlett 457 N. Robert S29 E. Baker 2250 442 342 514 550 2292 0 504 496 3B9 476 477 2342 I 527 478 401 362 464 2232 YANKS IN CREW Cambridge, Eng. '(U.R) Mea dows of Yale, and R. C. Milton of Harvard, will be In the Cam bridge university crew which will row Oxford university in the annual classic on the River Thames on March 30. The Americans are the first fresh men at Cambridge to be award ed rowing blues. BRUNO HEADS CLUB Portland (U.R) Thaddeus B. Bruno last night was elected president of the Multnomah Ath letic club here, succeeding Mel Goodin. SMALLEST CHURCH Hudson, Mass. (U.R) Rev. Louis West says his church here is the smallest in the world. Rev erend West, living in semi-retirement as a Baptist minister, built the church which is five feet wide and 11 feet long. Four persons can be seated. ONE LABORATORY TEST JS WORTH TOO EXPERT OPINIONS! BETTER CONCRETE Can Be Made By Using . . . CLEAN Sand and Gravel LININGER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE Is BETTER because it is made with Gravel that is washed and rewashed to remove all mud and Foreign matter before being placed in the Mixer Trucks ... ASK TO SEE THE RESULTS OF LABORATORY TESTS MADE ON . . . LININGER'S READY-MIX CONCRETE .... AND BE CONVINCED ALL LININGER MIXER TRUCKS Are Equipped With 2-Way Radio To Give You PROMPT and EFFICIENT SERVICE CALL'. . I DINGER'S WHEN YOU .NEED READY-MIX CONCRETE Phone 2-5336 or 2-5897 Ashland 8121 VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: W Ross Lumber 13 Viking Sewing Center 12 Clave Construction 10 Keith Bros. Construction 10 Crater Dept. Store 10 Trowbridge and Flynn 7 Davis Transfer fl Skeetera and Skeeters 6 Picks Apparel S Leon's 1 Keith Bros. C Padee J Nelson L Keith L Turner N Keith Handicap L 3 4 6 6 S 9 10 10 11 15 2 Vlklnr sewing 2 434 C Lowd 361 M KJatt 345 M Dyer 424 A Walton 355 V Corby . 87 2008 479 285 427 453 371 Clave Const. F Clave E Callaghan T Smith R Shama A Swoape 4 Leon's 0 404 B Rosa S18 358 M Troutmsn 338 420 R Walton 363 384 M Janzen 422 496 M Langston 413 Handicap 88 2062 Skeeters O Stroup D Edwards tJ Balfour S Weiskamp N Hollenbeck Handicap 1 Davis Trans. 323 E Mcray 388 J Phillips 355 I Williams 420 L Young 421 E Redfield 39 1946 1952 3 474 415 350 312 414 Crater Store O Henson J Withrow L Johnson R Edmonds K Smith Handicap T-r G Blind H Frye G Russell D Paul J Russell Handicap 3 Pick's 337 B Spencer 419 K Stelle 357 M Puett 428 T Mageentl 370 D Wolff SI 1964 1 348 332 361 422 459 1942 1 Ross Lbr. 3 505 H Culy 482 414 A Bohannon 500 396 R Beard 356 434 E Baker 488 377 D. Christ'nson 47. 144 2270 Z297 LONG AND SHORT Ogden, Utah (U.R) A four member jury cleared G. Ray Stockman of keeping a vicious dog after a 14-yir-old newsboy who claimed '.e animal attacked him admitted in city court he didn't hnow whether the dog's tail was long or short. - &v? ill h RESIGNING his job as sec retary to Duke of Edinburgh, husband of England's queen, is Michael Parker. Trouble reportedly stems from Park er's pending divorce and "publicity." (International) PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED b your picture tub dull and weak? Most picture tubas can bs restored to original brightness at only fraction of the cost of replacement. For further information CALL . Electronic Service .tV LsssWstaa. -4 - ..k.,' .'-,; v vlil Wednesday, February 13, 1937 MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN Wilson Expected To Stay on Job for Year Washington (U.PJ Some Pentagon associates of Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson now expect the Cabinet member to remain in his post for about another year. There had been recurrent re ports earlier that the secretary would depart the government in mid-summer after seeing the new military budget through Congress. Some sources speculated that President Eisenhower may name Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther to succeed Wilson. If that is the case, it might well explain the secretary's decision to remain in his pst for another year. Gruenther, a close friend of Mr. Eisenhower, gave up his iour-star uniform and the su preme command in Europe last fall to become president of the American Red Cross. Gruenther presumably would want to stay a year with the Red Cross before going .on to a cabinet po. Read and Use Classified Ada The Low Cost Way To Sell FEELING FINE Pianist LIberace (left) stands by his brother, George Liberace, who signifies he's feeling "OK" after he was beaten and robbed of his violin and a ring, both valued at ?3000. The violinist told Chicago police he was returning to his hotel following a night club appearance when two tall men seized him. Portland Ladleman Killed by Hot Metal Portland (U.R) A 43-year-old ladleman for the Oregon Steel Mill died late yesterday from burns he received in an accident at the plant Monday night when a 21-ton ladle of molten steel broke loose and sprayed hot metal on him. Howard S. Beck suffered burns over 90 per cent of his body. Three other employees suffered injuries when the hook holding the huge melting pot broke and sprayed the fiery metal on them. Plant spokesmen said the huge bucket of 2800-degree liq uid fell about four feet after breaking loose. The four work men were standing on a catwalk when the liquid struck the floor and splashed back onto them. Dress Right! You Can't Afford Not To! ROBINSON BROS. WITH THEIR NEW MADE TO MEASURE Spring & Summer Suits by Hart, Schaffner & Marx $0050 We Give S&H Green Stamps to $ 105 00 OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. 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