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TOf MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. April 8, 1957 MedfordTribune SIPdDMTS SOUTHERN ZONE SHOOT ON SATURDAY, SUNDAY Medford Gun club members are among those hoping for a good break in weather this week end. Warmth and sunshine should mean a sizable turnout for their seventh annual Southern Oregon xone trapshoot. Entrants are ex pected from throughout southern and southwestern Oregon and the Willamette valley. Gene, Sugar Fight May 1 Chicago (U.R) Middle weight champion Gene Fullmer and Sugar Ray Robinson signed formal contracts Thursday for a 15-round championship fight at the Chicago Stadium May 1. The pacts, also signed by president James D. Norris of the sponsoring International Boxing club, gives each boxer 30 per cent of the net gate receipts plus another 30 per cent apiece as their share of the $100,000 paid for television rights. The championship battle will be telecast nationally with the Chicago area blacked out. Robinson, at 35, will be try ing to recapture the 160-pound crown he lost to the 25-year-old champion from Salt Lake City in a 15-round unanimous de cision Jan. 2 at New York's Madison Square Garden. Prehm Gets GP Hoop Job Grants Pass (U.R) Cordon Prehm, assistant prep basket ball coach here for six years, has been named head hoop mentor to replace Ray Davis, who re signed to go to Coos Bay as as sistant football coach at Marsh fielf high. r - - ' A- - - ' ' y'N.' '' X jwffi , 'llf Shooting will start at 10 a.m. Saturday and Sunday firing will begin at 9 a.m. Shotgunners will have an opportunity to blast at 100 targets at 16 yards, 100 han dicap clay pigeons and 25 pairs of doubles. That program offers 500 targets to entrants here for both days. Registered The event is registered by the Pacific International Trapshoot ing association. Trophies will be presented .to winners and run ners up in the handicap and in each class of the 16-yard and doubles shoots. There will be special trophies for high lady and high junior in the Sunday 16-yard program. A buddy shoot for two-man teams will run concurrent with the Sunday 16-yard and handi cap competition. Any two shoot ers may enter and are not re quired to shoot on the same .squad. The shoot will be the second registered one here this season. Spectators are invited to the grounds. Lunch wil be available at the club's dining hall. Idaho Staters Ahead in Boxing Pocatello, Idaho (U.R) The Idaho State college boxing team held a 9-3 lead over Michigan State Friday in the 20th annual NCAA boxing championships after battering down opponents in five bouts in the college gym nasium. Other teams which gathered points through wins in quarter final fights were San Jose State college and Syracuse, 2 points each, and Sacramento State, Washington State, California Polytechnic and Nevada, 1 point each. Lignite is classified as a low- grade coal. BOY! What an outfit sizes 6 sizes 13 Hits Many in By UNITED PRESS In baseball, as in horse racing, there are always the imponder ables to consider. How else could you explain the New York Yankees winning a spring exhibition game on only two hits and the Milwau kee Braves losing a game despite a 16-hit barrage. Eight springtime tuneups on Thursday produced a staggering total of 171 hits. That's an aver age of more than 21 hits a game. Yet the Yankees needed only one of those bingles to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies, 1-0. Robin Roberts worked the first eight innings for the Phil lies, yielding only a safe bunt to Ski Bowl Stock Issue Approved Mount Shasta, Calif. Sena tor Randolph Collier, president of the Mount Shasta Ski Bowl corporation, announced today that the application to the Cali fornia commissioner of corpora tions for a permit to accept sub scriptions for a stock issue has been approved. The stock issue will be made available to the public at $10 par value per share as soon as the prospectus now in the hands of the printer has been received. This prospectus has been ap proved by the commissioner of corporations, and states specifi cally the program of develop ment of the Mount Shasta ski bowl for which the funds de rived from the sale of stock will be used. It also contains the history of the project and the expected returns to the stockholders as verified by disinterested parties. Ducks Down Pilots 7-3 Eugene (U.R) Home runs by catcher Ellis Olson and first baseman Ron Dodge paced Ore gon to a 7-3 baseball victory over University of Portland Thursday. Righthanders Jon Englund and Rollie Heath held the Pilots to five hits one a homer by Dick Jolley. for Easter! 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In another slugfest at Salt Lake City, the New York Giants broke a three-game losing streak with a 13-hit attack that wreck ed the Cleveland Indians, 9-6. Allan Worthington went seven innings for the Giants and gave up eight hits, including two homers by Vic Wertz. Pirates Hang On The Pittsburgh Pirates as ANSON JEWELRY new tasteful styling in cuff links, tie bars and tacks. Complete sets 'from . '. 2.50 HOLEPROOF SOX Argyles In new color combinations, brushed cotton in new Ivy tones, stretch nylons for perfect f it . . . ... 1.00 the pair from all oyer the Safety To Beat saulted Virgil Trucks for eight hits and f our runs in the first two innings and hung on to de feat the Kansas City Athletics, 4-3. Gene Freese of Pittsburgh drove in two runs with two sin gles and also sparkled in the field. An impressive three-inning re lief job by Ellis Kinder enabled the Chicago White Sox to edge the Boston Red Sox, 6-5, in 11 while the Cincinnati Redlegs it s your Easter Parade, too! 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