Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1957, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextYMCA Holds Underwater Swim Class A class is now being conduct ed on Thursday at the Medford YMCA to familiarize boys with daogers and safety features in "Scebba diving," which is un derwater swimming with the se of air equipment. ft cooperation with the Ash land YMCA and the American Red Cross a life saving program for boys is being held on Wed ne.day evenings also at the Med ford Y pool. The Thursday class on under water swimming meets at 4:45 p.m. Don Gray is instructor in charge. To quality for the ac tivity a boy must swim 440 yards, swim underwater the length of a pool with a face mask, float for five minutes in any style and surface dive cor rectly and recover objects in the water. Aqua Lung Use Instruction includes underwa ter swimming techniques, use of face, mask, fins, snorkel and Aqua Lung. William Warren, Ashland, is instructor for a life saving course for boys 12 to 18 years of age. He says youths must be fairly good swimmers for the course. Satisfactory completion of the course will give youths YMCA, Red Cross and Boy Scout life saving requirements. The course is open to Ashland or Medford students. One make up period will be needed to catch up with the 6:45 p.m. class. Information on both classes can be had by telephoning the Y. Tornado Tips Indian Nine Rcseburg Medford high's Black Tornado baseb&llsrs , barged back into the victory slot Saturday by bouncing the strong Roseburg nine 13 to 6 here in non league competi tion. , A second encounter was eal ed after eight frames with the core knotted 5-each. A time limit halted the action but rain was falling, also, when play was halted. In the opener Medford over - came a 6 to 4 deficit with 1 four markers each in the fourth and fifth frames. Med ford had a 5 to 2 margin go ing into the bottom of the seventh but a three run In dian uprising tied the score. Linescores: (1st Game) Medford 211 441 013 12 1 Roseburg 312 000 0 6 8 8 McLaughlin and Pond; Oerding and LaRoque. (2nd Game) Medford .. 004 100 005 12 3 Roneburg 000 101 30 5 5 2 Barr, Tyler 6 and Pond. McLaugh lin (8); Beamer and LaRogue. The L "DORADO" Complete Boat Kit (or we will build It for you) 13' long 30" deep with 68" beam a new. fait and la fa boat with a walk-thru bridge deck. Choice of colon. . TERMS ARRANGED SNYDER'S Boat & Woodworks 1689 Thomas Rd. Phone 3-1311 CALL 3-4564 COLLECT We will gladly process your loan in advance! You simply come by for your cash. If you need money for medical bills, vacation, taxes, or to consolidate small bills, call us NOW for a personal loan. Repay On Monthly Installments Fitted To Your Budget COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. Phone 3-4564 Sparta Bldg. Medford YQgf I ri(i.y, !3- AQUA LUNG EXPLAINED Don Gray Southern Oregon college student, is shown explaining use of an Aqua Lung to Gary Cummings and Terry Ryan, both of Medford, at the YMCA pool here. A class is being conducted on Thursday afternoon by Don ' Gray and assistants. "Scubba diving," underwater swimming with swimmer carrying air equip ment, is in wide practice today. Cummings and Ryan have passed their shark tests and are learning safety procedures. (Landis-Shangle photo) Don Venice Tosses No-Hit Victory for Prospect High JACKSON COUNTY B LEAGUE STANDINGS W. L. Pet. Butte Falla Prospect St. Mary's Jacksonville Talent Rogue River . 2 0 1.000 . 1 1.000 1.000 .500 .000 .000 Don Vannice opened the Pros pect high Jackson County B league baseball campaign Friday and Butte Falls chalked up its second loop victory against no losses. The Cougars of Prospect won 1 to 0 over Talent and Butte Falls defeated Jacksonville 5 to 3. It was Talent's second loss in a no-hit game. Bill Irwin of Butte Falls blanked the Bull dogs last Tuesday. Vannice crossed with the only Prospect run Friday. He tripled in the fourth inning and got home on an error. The Cougar chucker struck out five men and walked three. Errors as well as walks got Talent men on base and three of them got as far as third base, one of them in the seventh inning. Tosses Two-Hitter Paul Conners made the tussle a pitching duel by allowing only two hits by Prospect bat ters. In addition to Vannice's rap, Mickey Ring got a single off the Bulldog thrower. Conners fanned four and walked none. A four-run Butte Falls fifth inning was the deciding factor in the Loggers' mix with Jack sonville. Butte Falls got the counters on a couple of hits, a walk and three errorjs. The Log gers picked up a run in the first MH NettersHand Eagle Point Loss Medford High school's tennis team handed Eagle Point High a 5 to 2 defeat Saturday after noon, after losing to Klamath Falls, 7-0, in a match here Fri day afternoon. Klamath Falls 7. Medford 0. Singles Matches Jim Gordon lost to Jim Norland, 7.0 S-7- Rnh Schmidt lost to John Bousquet. 0-6, 3-6; Chuck Finch lost to Jim tunes. 1-8. l-o; uarreu jorere bon lost to Don Finney, 0-6, 2-6: John Root lost to Julius Reynolds. 0-6, 0-6; John Thompson lost to Gena Sim mons. 2-6, 0-6; Doubles Schmidt and Gordon lost to Hines and Finney. 3-6, 3-6; Finch anr Root lost to Reynolds and oBusquet. 3-6, 0-6. f Medford 5. Eagle Point 2 Singles Jim Gordon beat Gene Edwards, 8.1 B-0- Bob Schmidt beat Alvin Sim mons, 6-4. 6-4: Chuck Finch lost to Bob Berryman, 4-6. 6-4. 0-6: John Root lost to Sid Jackson. 2-6. 6-4, 1-6; John Thompson beat Art uaxaner, 8-10. 6-4, 7-5. nnubles Gnrrinn and Root beat Edwards and .Tac-kcnn 8-2. 16-14: Schmidt and Finch I beat Simmons ana raner, o--, a-i Se,e Us For Loans From A3) to $2500 ON AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE OR SALARY! inning. Jacksonville tallied two in the second inning and one in the sixth. Jerry Dillen in a perfect aft ernoon at the plate got four of the five . hits given up by Red skin tosser Gary Hueners, who fanned five. Bill Irwin pitched for Butte Falls. He was touched for seven hits, struck out two and yielded no bases on balls. Clyde Smith hit two for three for Jacksonville. LINESCORE: Prospect 000 100 01 2 3 Talent 000 000 0 0 0 2 Vannice and J. Daniels; Conners and BuUer Eagle Point Clips GP JV Eagle Point The Eagle Point high baseball team pounded the youthful Grants Pass junior var sity 17 to 3 here Friday and anticipates tough opposition Monday afternoon when it placs host to the Crater high Comets. Errol Tresham slammed a double and home run against the Grants Pass nine and Dean Tibbits socked two doubles and a triple'.' Coach Art Thompson used about 15 Eagle players in the game. Gary Mendenhall pitched the first four innings for the EP nine and struck out seven. He was touched for only two hits by the Cavemen club which included a number of freshmen. LINESCORE: Grants Pass JV 000 030 0 3 6 4 Eagle Point .... 344 402 x 17 15 2 Carothers, Longnecker (1). Endicott (4) and Weiss, Acorn (4); Mendenhall, Foran (5) and Boren. Beavers Subdue Seals on Homer By Joe Macko By DON. THACKERY United Press Sports Writer The Seattle Rainiers topped Sacramento, 6-3, Friday for their second victory in the Pacific Coast league against no losses. Hollywood poured on the coal with a seven-run ninth inning to down San Diego 14-1 and Dick Stuart, who clouted 66 homers for Lincoln last year, got his third in three games against PCL pitching. The other two contests Friday night were closies. The Van couver Mounties beat Los Ang eles 1-0 on Jim Marshall's home run and Portland edged San Francisco 2-1 on a clout by Joe (Smacko) Macko. . Portland got to loser R. "W. Smith for a run in the sixth in ning and then Macko homered to lead off the ninth. His home run came on the first PCL pitch by Tom Hurd, down to San Fran cisco from the Boston Red Sox. The Seals threatened to get back in the game in the bottom of the ninth and drove winner Bill Werle to cover with one run. However two more Port land pitchers arrived in the nick of time and Bill Tremel fanned Albie Pearson with two out and two men on base to pre serve the victory.. Portland was outhit by the Seals 7-6, but. Macko's smack made the difference. Dodgers Place Valdez on Roster Brooklyn U.R) Rene Val dez who won 22 games and pitch ed eight shutouts for Portland in .the Pacific Coast League last year, officially has been placed on the Brooklyn Dodger roster. Valdez, who impressed manager Walt Alston with his relief pitch ing this spring, will be used mainly in relief. PILOTS VICTORS Stockton U.R) U.iiversity of Portland downed College of Pacific 6-1 here Friday in a ten nis match. SPORTS BOWLING City League Lloyd Knapp of Southern Ore gon Moulding team rolled a 277 game and a 640 series to lead individual scorers in the City Bowling league this week which also saw Medford Barbers take a 4 to 0 series from Norton Lum ber and slipped into first place. CITY LEAGUE Standings W. L. Medford Barber's , 14 6 Weter and Olson 13 7 Central Market 12 8 Southern Oregon Moulding 11 8 First National Bank 11 9 State Farm Insurance 10 10 Westside - 10 10 Independent Order of For. 9 11 Ross Lumber Co 9 11 Daugherty Lumber Co. 8 12 Norton Lumber Co. 7 13 Copco 6 14 Results: Daugherty Lbr. 0 I O F 4 Henson 404 Morrison 527 Chapman 4S5 Lubbers 500 Pope 412 Simmonds 439 Barker 401 Porter ' 451 Clark 510 Vessey 471 Handicap 57 2239 2388 Ross Lumber 3 Weter-OIson 1 Culy 532 Brown 520 Schatz 512 Roberta 433 Oswald 467 Smith 447 Robertson 436 Luman 559 Forrest 462 Webster 504 Handicap 57 2466 2463 F N B 3 Copco 1 La Bar 529 ScHroeder 503 De Groot 462 Hanson 503 Bauman 535 Harper 463 Nissen 469 Buseman 454 Dimick 534 Thompson 486 Handicap 18 2529 2427 Norton Lbr; 0 Barber's 4 Morse 453 Fischer 513 Boettcher 475 Vallee 452 M. Olsen 461 Hamer 515 E. Olsen 450 Schultz 508 Mager 515 Speer 495 Handicap 75 2429 2482 8. O. Mldg'. 2 State Farm 2 Turner 481 Colley 516 Brooks 545 Neathamer 449 Laden 370 Withrow 502 Minger 396 Langston 496 Knapp 640 McWhorter 560 Handicap 75 2507 2523 Westside 3 Central Mkt 1 Paschke 476 Hayman 532 Blind 544 Kantor 429 G. Orr 471 Sommer 378 Landis 446 Keener 472 E. Orr 438 Schulz 577 Handicap 42 2417 2388 INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Standings: Jaycees 19 5 C.W.A 15 9 Domestic Laundry 14 ',4 91J Richfield Oil Co. 14 10 Snoboys 14 10 Jorgensons Dairy 12',i 1114 Picards Jewelers 10 14 Donna Timber Products 9 15 Red Blanket Lumber Co. 9 15 Linningers Ready Mi 9 15 City Hall 9 15 Rail Rogues 9 15 Results: Picards 4 Donna Timber A Baker 531 Lue 425 Picard 470 Harris 456 Bohannan 471 Perdue 430 Christianson 560 Monroe 446 Graham 485 Brooks 507 Handicap ' 66 2517 2330 Jorgensen's 0 Domestic Ldry 4 Schrein 457 Coy 484 Ivie 424 Coats ' 409 Baumann 500 Knox 576 Ellis 578 Liddell 535 Kelly 385 Casey 542 Handicap 87 2431 2546 Rail Rogues 0 City Hall 4 Harnsberger 382 McKinstry 456 Kidd 323 Duff 458 Hjelm 382 Dow 542 Hughes 352 McNeel 447 Gates , 397 Compagononl 545 Handicap 306 2142 2448 Jaycees 0 Richfield 4 Walsh 427 Findley 498 DeHeart 436 Kennedy 496 Holmes 460 Kunz 500 Bernardl 451 Dickinson 531 Foster 500 Kreer 550 Handicap 78 2352 2585 Snoboys 1 C.W.A. 3 Abs 411 Brown 411 Mager 505 Graham 409 Frohreich 544 Martineau 504 Couch 427 Eads 436 Allen 405 Thornton 478 Handicap 120 2292 2418 Linningers 3 Red Blanket 1 Milhoan 399 Murrey 429 McGuire 484 Epps 405 Mitcheltree 473 Stewart 475 Ross 455 Fuller 490 Kincaid 414 Patterson 515 Handicap 159 2384 2314 Cycle Time Trials Today Time trials for a motorcycle hill climb today have been for 12 noon. The climb will be a Class C event. It will be held on Apple gate hill on highway 238 be tween Ruch and Applegate. Sponsor is the Rogue Valley Riders Motorcycle club of Southern Oregon. BROWNS FREE HATTERMAN Cleveland flJ.R) George Rat terman, understudy for former Cleveland Browns quarterback Otto Graham, was looking for a team Saturday because he failed to make a good showing with the Browns. Coach Paul Brown, who put the veteran Ratterman on the waivers list Friday, said it was doubtful that he could make the team this fall. PICKUP and 15 Minute W Service iS MEDFORD MUFFLER CO. EXHAUST SPECIALISTS 1130 N. Riverside Giants, Nats Triumph in Exhibitions By MILTON RICHMAN United Press Sports Writer . The New York Giants read the newspapers, too, and they're working up a pretty good lather over all those experts who are picking them seventh and eighth. The Giants certainly didn't look like tail-enders Friday as they licked the Indians, 8-1, at Jacksonville, Fla. Right-hander' Ruben Gomez shut out Cleve land after yielding a first inning homer to Bobby Avila and wound up with a trim five-hitter. Few observers see the Wash ington Senators finishing any higher than seventh or eighth. Yet they rose up to defeat the world champion Yankees, 11-10, at Griffith Stadium Friday. Larsen Battered The Senators got to Don Lar sen for seventh runs in the fifth inning and then went on to reg ister the victory at the expense of southpaw Tommy Byrne when rookie Lyle Luttrall sin gled home Roy Sievers from sec ond base in the ninth. Rookie outfield Carl Powis singled home the winning run in the eighth as the Orioles scored a 3-2 victory over Cincinnati at Baltimore. Before the game, Cincinnati sold pitcher Russ Meyer to the Boston Red Sox and bought the contract of pitcher Raul Sanchez from Havana of the Interna tional league. Frank Lary and Paul Foytack combined to pitch the Detroit Ti gers to a 9-2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Red Sox jumped on Gran ny Hamner for three runs in the eighth to trip the Phillies, 5-2, at Richmond, Va. Ring Mix Taken By Tiger Jones Syracuse, N.Y. UR Ralph (Tiger) Jones, who has taken to boxing's Gypsy trail, Saturday set out to get ready for his third middleweight bout in 30 days. The powerful fifth-ranked con tender, ' tired of waiting for a shot at the title, figures he'll keep trim fighting at a whirl wind pace just as he did Friday night in a 10-round televised victory over the surprisingly heavier but less powerful Chico Vejar. Jones, who was favored at 13 5, said Vejar was a "good fight er good enough to make the oddsmakers look ridculous." Next on the agenda for the 29-year-old Jones, of Yonkers, N.Y., is an April 25 fight with Joey Gray of Flint, Mich. Jones out pointed Arthur Kink in Toronto, March 25 and so the Gray fight will be his third in 30 days. Pancho Unhappy With Net Setup Cleveland U.R Richard (Pancho) Gonzales, who defeated Pancho Segura Friday night for a fifth straight Cleveland Pro fessional Tennis tournament ti tle, said he is seeking a legal decision over the tourney's pro moter, Jack Kramer. Gonzales said he is dissatisfied with conditions under Kramer. The bronzed Californian dis closed he has placed the matter of a possible break with Kram er in the hands of his attorney. Under the current contract with Kramer, he has a five-year op tion agreement effective from January of 1956. Gonzales' chief complaint with the Kramer setup is that he. has too little time to rest between stands in the United States and overseas. Maderos Billed Against Thomas Portland '(U.R) Boxing pro moter Tommy Moyer announced today that he has signed heavy weights Julio Mederos and Ben ny Thomas for a 10-round fight April 24 at the Civic Auditor ium. Moyer earlier this week an nounced the signing of Johnny Holman and Nino Valdez for a nationally-televised heavywhight fight here May 8. Wy'East Names Hosford, Flippin Hood River (U.R) Two new coaches have been appointed for Wy-east high school. Donald L. Hosford, formerly coach at Sheridan high school, was named head football coach at Wy'east and Gene Flippin, a Lewis and Clark college senior, was named head basketball coach. Hosford was a varsity tackle for Willamette university and Flippin is a three-year all conference halfback at Lewis and Clark. DELIVERY Silver Dollar Stamps Ph.3-4818 Sunday, April 14, 1957 Women's Golf Qualifying has been completed in the Women's Golf association spring handicap tournament at Rogue Valley Country club. Mrs. E. H. Nulton won medalist hon- In the nine hole qualifying Mr. L. W. Buonocore took medal with a 40, with a net 78. First round pairings are listed with matches to be completed by April 23. 18-HOLE PAIRINGS: - Mrs. E. H. Nulton vs. Mrs. Lee Flink; Mrs. Frank Tamney vs. Mrs. B. L. Nutting; Mrs. Wm. Schei vs. Mrs. W. L. Stark; Mrs. Ray Frisbie vs. Mrs. Reese Alexander. Mrs. Mahr Reymers vs. Mrs. Ii. C. McLaughlin; Mrs. Ward Samuelson vs. Mrs. C. E. Gordon; Mrs. Edward W. Sickels vs. Mrs. Richard Finch; Mrs. Tom Harnsberger vs. Mrs. Bettie Boyle. Mrs. Tom Culbertson vs. Mrs. Fred Coleman; Mrs. J. A. Eidswick va. Mrs. Wm. E. Ruffner: Mrs. C. B. Col lins vs. Mrs. Warren Lessig; Mrs. Wm. Blackledge vs. Mrs. Richard Knight. Mrs. Jerry Olson vs. Mrs. Dean Lambert; Mrs. Les Schneider vs. Mrs. Russ Heysell; Mrs. Ed. Radsweit vs. Mrs. Frank A. Benesh; Mrs. T. C. Groomes vs. Mrs. H. . Bush. Jr. 9-HOLE PAIRINGS: Mrs. L. W. Buonocore vs. Mrs. Rob ert DeLorme; Mrs. Royal Bebb vs. bye; Mrs. W. F. Cowning vs. Mrs. David Lowry; Mrs. Donald McGeary vs. bye: Mrs. Wm. Knope vs. Mrs. James Dunlevy; Mrs. Ray Sorenson vs. bye; Mrs. H. G. Dowson vs. Mrs. D. H. Adams; Mrs. Floyd Somers vs. bye. Yankees, Braves Picked by Writers New York U.R) The New York Yankees and Milwaukee Braves are the popular picks of the nation's baseball writers. The World Champion Yankees were a near-unanimous choice with 132 writers who partici pated in a United Press poll. A total of 126 writers picked Casey Stengel's men to win the American league pennant again while the remaining six chose them for second place. Milwaukee was picked on top by 61 writers while the defend ing National league champions, the Brooklyn Dodgers, were picked to win by 42 writers. Another 24 writers named Cin cinnati to win the pennant while three chose the St. Louis Card inals, one the Pittsburgh Pir ates and one the New York Giants. Doug Ford, Boros Knotted In Links Event Greensboro, N.C. U.P.) Masterr Champ Doug Ford of Mahopac, N.Y., curled in a 12 foot Eagle putt on the 18th green Saturday to tie half-way leader Julius Boros of Mid-Pines, N.C, at the three-quarter mark of the $15,000 Greater Greensboro golf open. Ford laced par by three strok es for a 67 to catch the Big Moose, who banged a four-iron out of bounds over the 11th green, costing him his five-shot lead going into Saturday play. Each had 206, four under par. IT'S FISHIN T0M WE WANT ALL OUR OLD FRIENDS TO COME OUT (AS WELL AS THE NEW) AND BROWSt AROUND. WE HAVE MANY NEW LINES IN STOCK AND ARE FEATURING MANY DIFFER ENT ITEMS ON SALE REGULARLY. SO, COME ON OUT AND TREAT YOURSELF TO A SURPRISE, IT'S HERE. OPEN NOW TENT, HEADQUARTERS Better Than Ever Before SLEEPING BAGS, TARPS, CAMPING EQUIPMENT Everything for the Sportsman 250 ft. (I ROLL) 12-2 NMS (often called Romex) LIMITED TIME Only Ml39 Roll (Approx. 4Ve Per Ft.) COLEMAN COOLER $17.88 Large size with drain Ice lasts days. ($5.00 will layaway as on TV) Round Point Long Handle Shovel $2.25 True Temper Garden Rake $2.59 FREE RAKES FOR THE JUNIOR while they last 2 Only Marlin 89C Semi-Automatic 22 Rifle Save $10.00 SALE $29.98 Just received a new shipment of Pistol and Revolver Holsters. New Army Rifle Scab bardsThis Sale Only $2.99. r n Jim Bellinger, Proprietor N. PACIFIC HIWAY PHONE 2-9008 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN Celts Beat Hawks; Get Hoop Crown Boston (U.R). Rookie Frank Ramsey, with .10 overtime points, and freshman Tommy Heinsohn with a total of 37 points, gave the Boston Celtics their first National Basketball association championship in 11 years Saturday with a double overtime 125-123 victory over the St. Louis Hawks in the de cisive seventh playoff game. After the thrilling playoff game ended at 103-all at the regulation time, Ramsey went into action and scored seven of his team's points in the first five-minute overtime. Heinsohn scored six points in the second extra period to put Boston out in front 122-120 with two minutes remaining. The former Holy Cross great fouled out on the next play and re ceived a tremendous ovation by the capacity 13,909 crowd. Tha la-(Toef cinrla ennrrta ri energy for generating America's ous coal. SELECTION of Ensign W. P. Newton, Sanger, Calif, as Naval Aviation cadet of 1956 is announced at an nual convention of Daugh ters of American Colon ists. (International) MOTORCYCLE HILL CLIMB Sunday, April 14th TIME TRIALS START At 12 Noon Auto Park $1.00 Par Car Applegate Hill , Highway No. 238 Between Ruch and Applegate lilWiliWillMNM ! Compare n n Ill If If mil SOC Cinder Team 2nd McMinnville U.R) Lin field rolled up 103 points here Friday to outdistance Southern Oregon college and Portland State in a three-way track and field meet" ' SOC scored 38V points and Portland State 19 V. Bud Crana of Linfield shattered the school record in the javelin with a heave of 207 feet, 8 inches. The old mark was 189 feet, 2 inches. VIKINGS BEAT LINFIELD McMinnville vU.R) Port land State defeated Linfield, 13 1-2-4 1-2 in a golf match at the Riverwood course Friday. POWER SIDELINED Kansas City, Mo. U.R : First baseman Vic '"ower of the Kansas City Athletics, who suf fered a concussion when hit by a thrown ball in Thursday's ex hibition game with the Brook lyn Dodgers, will be out of ac tion for at least 10 days. Doctors said Power will problably be released from Research Hospi tal Sunday, but should rest for several days. WITH THE NEW implicitu ROTICUL uts, then crumble toughest soil with a gentle, lifting motion . . . provides perfect rotary tilling for seed-bed preparation . . . mulching . . . trash-burying . . , and a score of other chores! 3 Eng-t tacoM Startar lo-Tona Mwfflar Ijcpomlwi TM nngarUa Controls Amaiiea'a No. 1 Lin I ONLY of Lawn and Garden I &1 .0 CA Equipment $109.50 SEE THE NEW SIMPLICITY ROTICUL TODAY! SOUTHERN OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. 3540 N. fac Hrwoy Ph. 3-S633 CLEMSON HAND LAWN MOWERS made to sell for $19.50 THIS SALE $14.99 This Is J High Quality Mower 100 PURE PREPARED WHITE $3.99 Formula on the can for your protection. with S6.50 paint anywnere Fishing Season Soon Here ... DUNHAM'S now purring out their real buys on rod and reel combinations. Names like Conlon South Bend, . . . Check en these promotions, check these rods and see how much you can save for the younger ones ... Rod and Reel . $2.49 ONE WEEK ONLY CHIPPEWA CAULKED BOOTS Several Styles SALE o SALE $1988 SAVE $10.00 CLOSE OUT Plastic Drawers, Door Knobs and Pulls. Many colors to choose from KNOBS25c doz. PULLS.30c doz. The 8-32 machine screws that come with these are worth the price alone. 15 YEAR GUARANTEE DuPont Nylon Reinforced for high water pressure Genuine Duro Tred Garden Hose. Sale $5.29 50' Sale $6.99 50' Two Sizes OPEN SUN. & EVES.