TOf MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. April 8, 1957
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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.
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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
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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.
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Hank Bauer in the fourth in
ning. When Roberts was lifted
for a pinch hitter, rookie Dick
Farrell took over in the ninth
and lost the game. Woody Held
tripled and score on Gil McDou-
gald's sacrifice fly.
Homer Happy Dodgers
The Bravesr meanwhile, outhit
Brodklyn 16-14, in a wild con
test at San Antonio,. Tex., but
still lost out to the homer-happy
Dodgers. Duke Snider unloaded
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But Yanks Need, Only One
two home runs and Carl Furillo,
Gino Cimoli and Charley Neal
each connected once to whip
Milwaukee, 14-8.
Elsewhere along the exhibi
tion circuit, hits were a dime a
dozen ... or cheaper..
The Baltimore Orioles, of all
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whipping the Chicago Cubs,
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Gardner also homered for the
Orioles.
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
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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
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field.
An impressive three-inning re
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the Chicago White Sox to edge
the Boston Red Sox, 6-5, in 11
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downed the Washington Sena
tors. 5-4, on a 10th inning single
by Don Hoak.
While all this hitting was go
ing on, Sam Jones and Hoyt
Wilhelm who were acquired in
off-season trades, pitched the St.
Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 victory
over Detroit Tigers. Jones struck
out seven and scattered six hits
in seven innings, while Wilhelm
choked off a bases-loaded rally
by the Tigers inthe eighth.
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