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Newspaper Page Text1 o MEDFORDiTRIBUNE SIPODIFir BOBBY MILTON Former Army Slar JOHNNY KLINE Played at Wayne U. P ill : Globetrotters1 Show Scheduled Tonight At Central Point Tonight caps the season for Rogue valley basketball fans when the Harlem Globetrotters go against the Honolulu Surf Riders at Crater high school gym in Central Point. Game time is 8 o'clock and doors open at 6:30 p.m. The Globetrotters are known the world over for their comedy antics on the basketball floor, as well as for their speed, ball handling and dead-eye shooting. The seven-man Globetrotter squad averages six feet, 434 inches in height with Lee Garier the tallest at 6-11 and Bobby Milton the team's "shorty" at 6-1. The Surf Riders, on the other hand, will be at a disadvantage with a height average of a frac tion over six feet. Three Ha waiians, Donald Ho. Hal Char trami and Hare Babetch, go six feet three while the shortest man is Franklin Muramoto at 5.7 In signing the Surf Riders to oppose the Globetrotters, Owner Abe Sapcrstein wrote an in centive clause into the contract paying each Hawaiian a bonus of $10 each night Coach Art Showing a champion . . . bringing home a blue ribbon from the fair Is the faTorite dream of many a farm boy. That'i why he spends a good share of his waking hoars helping it to come true. He garnishes his calf's ground torn WSh minerals and molasses worries if it isn't licked up clean. He spends hours teaching his baby beef to lead . . . combs and curries its gleaming coat until aching arms rebel. Dreaming dreams and then working hard to make them come true is the American way. That's the spirit which transformed a wilderness into the world's most powerful nation io a little oer 300 years. That s the mainspring which made a peace-loTiog nation the arsenal of democracy. That's the habit which makes our country the land of opportunity and great accomplishments. Back in 187, John Deere's dreams and dogged determination mt the world the first successful steel plow. This new plow wilocked the wealth of the prairie soil created a new agricultural empire. Today, the John Deere organization is pioneering new frontiers worlupg to make the American dream of a well-fed world a reality. Careful preparation and lots of perspiration still make dreams come true in America. For in this free Und, lite is what you make it the fururr is unlimited. Hubbard-Wray Co. MEDFORD, 7 , y -. -. . ' T -i" . 1s fl v7&V- j r '..$ mii ii i i m FRANKLIN SUINN Surf Riders' Ace Kim's boys can win. It has re sulted in one victory in about every four games for the Hono lulu team. A six-act variety show, fea turing some of the country's most outstanding night club tal ent, will be presented at half time. To be seen are Bill Car lell and Rose, rope trick artists; the Great Elimar, slack wire specialist; Lilly Yokoi, trick bi-1 cycle rider; Rolando, the "Aris- j tocrat of Balance"; Jacques Cor don, unicyclist, and the Farias trio, hand balancers from Cuba. Promoter Harry Chipman pointed out that there will be no reserved seats with tickets to be on a "first come, first served" baCs. Advance ticket sales indicate that there will be a large number of tickets avail able when the box office opens at 6:30 p. m. C Hondo, Columbia 4U.R) Local officials froze the price of ice at $1.20 a hundred pounds Wednesday. Demands for ice bej cause of a heavy annual fish catch had pushed the free mar ket price up to $8. OREGON 4 WW 57 QUINTS DUE FOR 5TH WEEK END OF OREGON LADIES' BOWLING MEET A full fifth week end in the Oregon Women's Bowling asso ciation tournament will bring 57 teams to Medford and 272 ladies, two defending champions among them, will take their turns in doublas and singles competition. Some 20 cities will be repre sented among participants in the Friday, Saturday and Sunday ac tion at Medford Bowling lanes. PCCs Banned Hope To Spoil By NEAL CORBETT United Press Sports Writer The University of California already has cinched the Pacific Coast conference berth in the NCAA regional basketball play offs at Corvallis but tonight the Bears start their battle to go as champions. They have the inside track in the run for the conference title. However, UCLA, Washington and Southern California still figure mathematically, and there is nothing those three would like better than to show up the Bears. All three were banned from the playoffs by NCAA edict, but they would still get plenty of satisfaction out of seeing Cali fornia go north as "only second best" in the conference. Defending Champion UCLA gets first crack tonight and Saturday at Berkeley and the Bruins are so close that a vic- Nats Keep Edge In NBA Campaign By UNITED PRESS The door closed a little tight er on the New York Knicker bockers today in their uphill battle to gain a playoff berth in the National Basketball as sociation's Eastern division. The Knicks rallied in over time to beat the Boston Celtics, 122-121, Thursday night, but they failed to gain ground on the Syracuse Nationals, who ran off an easy 123-112 victory over the Fort Wayne Pistons. The Philadelphia Warriors set a new league record by scoring 106 points in the first three periods while chalking up a 129 112 win over the Minneapolis Lakers. The Warriors bettered the old record of 104s they set last March 8 against tne Boston Celtics. Bus Superintendent Attends Conference Howard C. Beeler, 610 Whit man place. Greyhound superin tendent and district sales repre sentative for Medford, recently attended a two-day session of Greyhound representatives at White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. The meeting, the first of its kind ever held by Greyhound, was attended by officers of the Greyhound corporation, presi dents of Greyhound operating divisions, directors and execu tives ofmajor subsidiaries. Announcement was made at the meeting that $20,000,000 worth of new equipment has been ordered and will be de livered between May and June of this year. ELM Calls for Bids On Surplus Vehicles Medford district of bureau of land management will dispose of three surplus vehicles by seal ed bids. Closing date for sub mitting bids is 2 p.m., March 26. The vehicles, one 1950 four wheel drive Willys station fcuagon. one 1952 four-wheel drive Willys station wagon and one 1949 Ford pickup may be inspected Monday through ri- day from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until March 22 at the BLM warehouse east of the county shops on Barnett rd., according to the district forester, Copies of bid forms may be obtained at the warehouse or the third floor, city hall, Medford GETS CINEAMASCOPE ... San Quentin, Calif. U.PJ The big screen has come to the big house. Metro-G o I d w y n- Mayer is installing Cinemascope equipment at San Quentin prison in appreciation for prison co operation during the filming of "The House of Numbers" at the prison LOOK! A Forward Look Hard Top Gay iunihint yellow and white 1955 Dodge V-8 hard top. This is just as fresh and clean as a new one. Radio heater and automatic drive. The interior is matched to the exciting outside colors. Big new horizon windshield. Flight control lever on the dash for effortless driving. Safety rim wheels, electric wipers, ori flow shocks, bonded brakes, quality built-in features to give you long life. You will be pleased if you try this one. PARSONS Isf CHOICE WARRANTY PARSONS MOTORS DODGE- PLYMOUTH HEADQUARTERS 4th and N. Central Phone 3-4421 LaRavne Harris and Mary Bothweil, Klamath Falls, are the 1956 crown-wearers, slated for Saturday and Sunday appear ances. Mrs. Harris won the sin gles title last year in Class A and teamed with Mrs. Bothweil for the doubles championship in the same class. The two will roll their singles and doubles during the 6 p.m. Aggregations Bear's Bid tory tonight would put them in first place. The hopes of wasnmgton and Southern California involve much higher mathematics, espec ially in the case of USC. A Few "Ifs" The Trojans could gain a four- way tie if: 1. They beat Oregon twice this week end; 2. They downed UCLA Tuesday; 3. They scored a double win over Cali fornia next week; 4. California and UCLA split their series; and 5. Washington State split with Washington next week end. And that's about as mathe matical as you can get. Washington's chances aren't quite that remote. If UCLA and Cal split, and Southern Cali- fornit defeats Cal and UCLA, the Huskies could grab the championship with a double win over Washington State next week. This week's schedule, in addi tion to UCLA at California and Oregon at Southern California, finds Stanford at Idaho and Washington State at Oregon State. Washington is idle. The PCC standings: California 11-1, UCLA 11-2, Washington 11-3, Southern California 7-4 Stanford 6-8. Washington State 4-8, Oregon State 3-9, Idaho 3-11 and Oregon 1-11. Bill Proposes Motorboat Speed Limit Increase on Diamond Lake A proposed amendment be fore the Oregon legislature sup ported by a group of Diamond lake home owners and concern ing motorboat speeds on that lake is faced by opposition by a number of sports fishermen in this area. The proposition (senate bill No. 103) which would amend Oregon Statutes 488.070 and 488.990 is: "No person shall operate a boat with an outboard or in board motor at a speed in ex cess of 25 miles per hour during the hours of 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on days of the year that it is law ful to fish on Diamond Lake in Douglas County or at a speed of 10 miles per hour during those other hours of the day and on those days of the year that it is lawful to fish on such lake." Since the current speed limit is 10 miles per hour during fish ing season on the lake, amend ment would in effect boost the limit to 25 miles per hour during the aforementioned hours. The bill, which at last report was in committee, was intro EGGC THE GIVE-AWAY Los Angeles (U.PJ Mrs. Elizabeth Bonazza told a divorce court Thursday that she knew her marriage was cracking, up when she found out that her husband, Ralph, had carried 15 dozen eggs in a garbage pail to the home of "another woman." Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Fren Whittaker Buckinham, dls- obeyed stop sign. S5. Herman Arthur St. Clair, failure to yield right of way to vehicle.SlO. William Lee Morgan, violation basic rule. $10. Lawrence V. Jones, disobeyed traf fic signal. $3. Donald Kenneth McGovern. reckless driving. $25. bail forfeited. Gaylor Earl Trish, disobeyed traf fic signal, $5. Clifton Jean Conner, disobeyed stop sign. S5. Ward Hudson, Improper left turn, $5. Clifford B. Cordy Jr, disobeyed traffic signal, $5. DISTRICT COURT Albert Earl Peabody. violation of basic rule. S12.50. Gordon Larue Logan, Inadequate mud guards. S10. Gearold Lloyd Jones, one license plate on motor vehicle, $5. fh Gary-' Wood Colton. vlolauon of phasic rule, sio. Stanley Kent Young, maaequate muffler. SIS. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Daniel R. Waldron, 304 South Tvy St.. Medford. and Gloria Rae Father ton. 101 South Keene Way dr., Med ford. Dead line Sunday Classified Is at noon Saturday. Lancer Hard Top Grace In Motion $1895 shift on Sunday. They will go to the lanes with the Lucca Lounge quintet at 7 p.m. on Sat urday. Teams Lead Off Twelve teams will roll at 9 p.m. Friday to lead off the week end. Twenty-eight doubles duos are billed during the 8 a.m., 10 a.m. and noon shifts on Satur day. Team activity on Saturday will involve 45 quints in shifts at 2, 4:30, 7 and 9:30 p.m. Seven tricks of doubles and singles are on the agenda on Sunday, start ing at 8 a.m. and going to the alleys at two-hour intervals. Bowlers will be from the fol lowing communities: Roseburg, Brookings, Grants Pass, Med ford, Redmond, Ashland, Coos Bay, Corvallis, Eugene, Myrtle Creek, Clackamas, Springfield, Canby, Lebanon, Albany, Corne lius, Hillsboro, Klamath " Falls, Silverton and Portland. The tournament will end on Sunday, March 10. Wildcat, Badger Ruckus Slated By UNITED PRESS Only two games are on to night's schedule for Oregon's small college basketball teams but plenty is at stake in a game billed for Saturday night. Willamette and Lewis and Clark meet tonight in a game that will decide third place in the Northwest conference stand ings while College of Idaho and Whitman open a two game series. The week end's big game comes Saturday when Pacific and Willamette meet. A win for Pacific would give tyie Badgers the loop crown and a spot in the NCAA regional playoffs. A loss would knot Pacific with Lin field and a playoff for the league's spot in the NCAA play off would be necessary. duced by Sens. Phil Lowry, Har ry Boivin and C. D. Cameron and Reps. E. A. Littrell and F. I. Bristol. Ex-Local Man Helps On Renovation Plans Jerry Liebman, former Med ford resident now with a New York firm of architects, E. E. Poor and company, is at present working on a project in the na tion's capital, according to in formation received here. , Liebman, a son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Liebman, 4262 Colver rd., is one of the designers work ing on plans for renovation of the capitol. He has been assigned to prepare material and draw ings which will be released In May for publication in maga zines and newspapers. Liebman, ca graduate of Har vard university, later studied in Paris. He has delayed another trig to Europe to work on the capitol drawings. Boy Scouts Cub Pack 60 Cub Scout pack 60 held its Blue and Gold dinner Wednes day night. Charter was presented by Carrol Smith of Scout head quarters. Awards to pack mem bers included dejner stripes, Jimmy Rozell and Steve Wil cox; silver arrow and bear pin, Larry Bledsoe; silver underline pin, Bruce McDowell; one year pin, Brent Edwards; and two year pin, Dean Hanson, Larry Bledsoe and Gordon Lillie. Four new members admitted to the pack were Dennis Beck man, Leonard Sander, Larry Harris and Tim Warren. TRU-MIX Concrete presents the thrilling National Hockey League Gamet on KBES-TV SATURDAY .1. Thrills! Spills! Excitement! Mar. 9 Detroit at Boston SiMiU-GSl1Va Friday, March I. 1957 BOWLING MINOR LEAGUE K-Boy Keglers lost a 1 to 3 verdict to Winnie's this week but still hold the lead in the Minor Bowling league. Lucy Turner of Firestone took high game and series laurels with 200 and 505. Other high series were by Nell Jones 491, Audrey Mit chelltree 450 and Helen Paulson 446. Firestone's 1359 was high team series. Standings: K-Boy Keglers W. . 29 . 26 . 202 L. 11 14 19'i Lininger's Rockettes , Winnie's Style Salon . Firestone Stores . Security Insurance Cummins Diesel . 17'j 22"a 17 '2 221 17 23 16'j 23j 16 21 Matlack's Ekerson's - Results: Ekerson'l 2 Security r. Ault 381 M. Janzen V. Harris 390 W. Booth 2 416 389 423 M. Trautman 364 T. Shelton Handicap 84 1219 1228 Cummins E. Goode N Jones N. Larson 3 404 491 432 Luiinger'g 1 a. Mitcneitree 450 A. Rogers 40 417 24 B. Hazlett Handicap 1327 1296 4 430 424 505 Matlack's T. King B. Rose H. Paulson Handicap 0 Firestone 403 E. Sessions 317 E. Crismon 446 L. Turner 33 1359 3 384 376 368 63 1191 K-BOT P. Smith V. Wilson B. Wilson 1 Winnie's 331 B. Mathews 406 F. Caffin 374 J. Sapp Handicap 1111 ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE Standings: W. Darrell Miller Co. 33 Team No. 8 - 28 Pickell a 25 Telephone Employees 25 Moore Stejl 24 Hires' 24 City Appliance 22 Kliever s 20 Forest Patrol 20 Medford Mufflers 18 U.S National Bank Andy's . 13 12 Results: Kliever's Lucas Isaacs Blew Jacobson Van Sickle Handicap 1 Forest Patrol 311 Layton 398 Stockton 456 Moran 407 Bradish 506 Van Hoy 498 Handicap 3 304 394 455 459 537 504 2576 2643 U.S. Bank Olson Richter Loper Eastwood 1 368 City Appliance 3 Hooker 432 383 368 423 485 660 2687 Whitney Martin Blind Larson Handicap O 423 439 450 557 387 Shafer Handicap 2688 Miller Co. Ives Brown Wyatt Haven Webster Fischer Handicap Pickell's Pickell Wallace Langston Withrow McWhorter Kreer Handicap 416 406 412 518 465 321 459 405 510 430 410 381 2595 2538 Muffleri Vance Antonv Walker McDuffie McCray Handicap 1 397 403 437 452 524 378 2591 Hires Coats Dungey Swan Schlachter Ault Handicap O 42 491 483 450 501 456 2802 Moore Steel Monroe Hinrichson Ivie Applegate Towne Handicap 1 359 Team Eight Cooley M. Walker A. Walker Evans Burroughs Handicap 436 325 440 466 391 412 477 2545 46 414 605 411 2652 2 488 422 373 476 492 378 2589 T E A A Doescher Secey Rickman Strobel Martin Handicap 2 Andy's 328 Lowe 367 Johnson 461 Anderson 471 McDowell 479 Dunn 432 Handicap 2538 EVERGREEN LEAGUE Medford Plaza apartments took a 4 to 0 win over Donna Timber Co. to win second round first place m the Evergreen Bowling league Wednesday night. Plaza will enter the play offs at the end of the season along with Hunter and Best, winner of the first round, and the victor of the third round. Earl Lenz of Clowers had high series of 552. Standings W Medford Plaza Apartments 38 Donna Timber Co 36 Tru Mix Construction 30 Chuck's Pump Service 27 Medford Blowpipe Co 27 Hunter and Best Sawmill 22 United States Nat. Bank 22 Eastside Market 22 Medford Steel Co 19'i Big Y Market 16',i L 10 12 18 21 21 26 26 26 28 'i 31 i Saturday MARCH 2 New York at Boston TOD-MIX CONCRETE C? 248E.McANDREWSRH. Malin Raps 61-45 in5B Klamath Falls Defending champion Malin high got the I jump in the play-off for the Dis-' trict 5B basketball title by whipping Butte Falls 61 to 45 at Oregon Technical institute gym here last night. ' The aggregations meet here tonight in the second game of the two-out-of three series. If Butte Falls comes through, a third game will be contested Sat urday at Ashland high. Malin won the Klamath-Lake county tournament and Butte Falls won the crown in Jackson county. The Mustangs of Malin aim for their third straight B tourney berth. Butte Falls hasn't been to the B classic since its state cham pionship year of 1942. Lead Gained Early Malin last night took an earlv lead in the fuss and kept it the rest of the distance. Quarter counts iavored the Mustangs 16 to 7, 30 to 23 and 48 to 31. Bill Ramus, starting a game for only the second time this season, was the outsanding player in the vic tory with 20 points and strong showing on the backboards. Al len Myers and Dale Rick gave him strong support in both scor ing and rebounding. Bill Irwin was the chief Logger threat with Picard's Jewelers 16 12 32 36 Clower's Golden Eagle Results: Big Y Tyler Eastside Mkt 4 420 Pyle 412 385 446 413 487 Mccall 378 Carter 311 Fluck 338 Hedges 351 Farrar 189 1987 Bessonette Bauer Gifford Handicap Medford Plata Wies Trout Armes Gassner 4 Donna Timber . 0 483 Wirth 459 434 Crowley 437 Kessler 453 Gunn 613 Wilkin 90 2410 455 523 476 Masterson Handicap 396 Tru Mix 2 Chuck's 453 Couch 406 P. Coggins 442 Withrow 467 C. Coggins 425 Kreer 87 2250 Snedden 460 415 478 347 310 Lees Jones Cumminga Ben Handicap Blowpipe Whitney 4 US Bank 424 Doty 444 Humphrey 482 Cleaves 296 Rader 401 Monteith Handicap 2047 418 L. Johnson 434 Thomdike Miller Applegate 398 352 416 21 Hunter-Beit 3 Medford Steel 1 Russell S09 Smith 457 Braaten 526 Hopkins 418 Aba. 387 Eastgae 414 Croucher 354 Irwin 375 Paul 448 Sorenson 466 Handicap 81 2224 2211 Picard's Z Clower's 2 McDowell 440 Lena S52 Plcard S99 Amaro 412 Hoard 615 O. Jotinson 478 Abs. 444 Houghton 429 Abs. 477 Patterson 469 Handicap 12 3276 2352 GOOD SO GOOD IT'S REMARKABLE urns mm'mMf frr f: wtf v" ' ! 7 'llil: :- -7 r ' " -! - " t:' ''' s:r-. i ' - i Early Times is so good that... of all the whis kies made in Kentucky and these are the world's best Kentuckians themselves overwhelmingly choose Early Times over all other straight whiskies. Try it yourself. You'll have better times with Early Times. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY 86 PROOF EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY COMPANY . LOUISVILLE 1, Kt MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE KIITE Loggers Tussle 20 points. He fouled out with two minutes to play in the game. Butte Falls scored off the tip off on Mike Conley's basket but Stu Miller, Ran jus and Rick combined to put Malin in the lead at 10 to 2. The Loggers could come within seven points of the Mustangs from then on. BOX: Butte Falls Ellis, f B. Irwin, f P. Conley. c M. Conley. g J. Irwin, g .... Dillen Remsen Cavin RF FT PF TP Abbott Smith Totals 16 13 17 45 Malin Myer. f Rajnus. f .. Rick, c Harmon, g Miller, g Kenyon FG FT PF TP -. 3 6 2 12 20 11 4 5 2 0 0 2 5 Steyskal Wilson Tofell ..'.'.ZZ Totals 20 21 11 61 HOCKEY By UNITED PRESS The Montreal Canadiens. who snapped the Detroit Red Wings' seven-year lock on the National Hockey League last season, were poised only four points away from the pace-setting Red Wings today in the current NHL race. The Canadiens, backing up an air-tight defense with a slick attack, defeated the Red Wings, 3-0, Thursday night to move back into contention. JOCKEY SUSPENDED Arcadia, Calif. U.R) Jockey Ralph Neves, who had contract ed to ride Prince Khaled in Sat urday's $100,000 Santa Anita Derby Thursday was suspended by the Santa Anita stewards for five days for careless riding on Due De Fer Wednesday, in the C. J. Fitzgerald Handicap. MOROCCANS KILLED Casablanca, Morocco U.R) Two Moroccans were killed and tv injured when the engine of a 'U.S. Air Force F86 Sabrejet fighter exploded over a village 15 miles south of here Wednes day night, the Air Force report ed today. The pilot, unidentified, parachuted safely. NEED: ANOTHER REFORMER Steinau, Germany (U.P.) Five years ago, village officials fired a dishonest municipal cash ier. His replacement reformed the town's bookkeeping system, with a view toward averting fu ture skullduggery. Today, the "reformer" was arrested on sus picion of embezzling $2,000. French Indo-China was larger in area than Texas.