BIOHT MEDFORD (OREGON)
Ike Logart,
Ortega Vie
Syracuse, N.Y. (U.R) Con
tenders Isaac Logart of Cuba and
Caspar Ortega of Mexico engage
in a 12-round "rubber match" to
night for a probable shot at the
welterweight crown.
Although each won a previous
meeting, Logart is favored at
11-5 to beat lanky Ortega, a long
range sharpshooter, this time at
the Syracuse War Memorial audi
torium. Their significant bout will be
televised and broadcast national
ly by NBC. .
The winner will be in a posi
tion to challenge champion Car
men Basilio of nearby Chitten
ango. N.Y., for the 147-pound
crown. Or he will be geared to
fight top-ranked ex-champion
Cony JDe Marco for the vacant
crown in case Basilio wins the
aniddleweight championship from
Sugar Ray Robinson in Septem
fcrr. Basilio could not hold two
ties.
Holmes Signs New
tasponsibility Law
Salem (U.R) Gov. Robert
D. Holmes Thursday signed the
state's new relative responsi
bility act.
The bill liberalizes require
ments upon relatives from con
tributing to welfare support.
Some 80 per cent of the persons
In lower income brackets now
making such support payments
will be freed from doing so under
the new act.
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MAIL TRIBUNE
MedforsITribune
Mail Tribune Shoot
Begins on Saturday
A trophy for the high overall
shooter on 50 targets will be of
fered in addition to the awards
for the regular events in the
24th annual Medford Mail Trib
une Trapshooting tournament at
Medford Gun club.
Scattergunners from through
out southern and southwestern
Oregon are expected for the
Saturday and Sunday competi
tion. It will be the last big
event of the season at the local
traps. The shoot is registered
by the Pacific International trap
shooting association.
Two-hundred fifty targets each
day will be offered, 100 at 16
yards, 100 handicap clay pigeons
and 25 pairs of double. First
rivalry on Saturday morning
will be the Rogue Valley Hun
dred, a 16-yard shoot. The 100
handicap will follow with the
Chester Wood perpetual purse
and trophy on the first 50 tar
gets. Doubles will follow.
Mendenhall Trophy
Sunday events open with the
Mail Tribune trophy shoot at
16 yards at 9 a.m. It is the event
from which the tournament gets
its name. Class B and lower
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shooters also will contend for
the Mendenhall trophy. The
$250 Medford handicap will be
next on the program and the
tourney will conclude with 25
pairs of doubles.
A buddy shoot for two-man
teams will be contested concur
rently with the Sunday 16-yard
and handicap events.
Walt Fisher of Wedderburn
claimed the Mail Tribune hard
ware in 1956, while George
Jantzer, a twice holder of the
Tribune trophy won the Men
denhall prize.
A trophy will go to winner
and runner-up in each class of
the Rogue Valley hundred and
the Mail Tribune trophy event.
In addition there'll be awards
for high lady, high junior and
high veteran (70 years of age
and over) for the Sunday 16-yard
shooting. Trophies also will go
to winner and runner-up in the
handicaps and to winners and
runners up in the two classes
of doubles rivalry.
Fisher had a perfect 100 last
year in taking the Tribune tro
phy. It was the seventh time
in tourney history that 100
straight had been -fired in the
competition.
Portland Gives
Rowland Eyeful
Portland (U.R) Clarence
'Pants" Rowland, former presi
dent of the Pacific Coast league
and now a vice president of the
Chicago Cubs, was. here today to
look over the Portland Beavers
to see what the basement-bound
Beavers need in the way of play
er help.
Rowland got an eyeful Thurs
day night as Portland blew a
6-0 lead and dropped a 9-7 de
cision to the Los Angeles An
gels. The Beavers' record now
is 5-20 which is even lower than
the Washington Senators in the
American league who have 5-18.
Darrell Martin, the young
right handed pitcher, was sent
on option to Des Moines and
catcher Ron Bottler, who pre
viously had refused to report to
Des Moines, was optioned to
Fort Worth of the class AA
Texas league. "
In order to organize the Rough
Riders for service in the Spanish
American War, Theodore Roose
velt resigned as assistant secre
tary of the Navy.
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday; other days 5:30 previous day
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Herb Score
On Disabled
Player List
Cleveland (U.R) The Cleve
land Indians elected to pay a 30
day "penalty" in exchange for
Herb Score's career today as in
creasingly optimistic reports in
dicated the stricken southpaw
pitcher may be back on the fir
ing line by June 15.
Struck in the right eye by a
batted ball Tuesday night. Score
was placed on the Indians' dis
abled list Wednesday by General
Manager Hank Greenberg, who
nevertheless conceded, "Herb
possibly might be abe to pitch
before 30 days."
Whenever a baseball player is
place on the disabled list, he
must remain inactive for 30
days. This means that Score will
not be able to rejoin his team
mates until June 8.
In announcing his decision to
place Score on the disabled list,
Greenberg said, "The doctors tell
us that . . . Herb will be unable
to pitch for at least three weeks.
In this instance, we cannot think
of one or two ball games but
only the future health and wel
fare of one of baseball's best per
formers." Satisfactory Progress
Meanwhile, Dr. Charles
Thomas, a Cleveland eye special
ist, examined Score again Thurs
day night at Lakeside hospital
and reported "satisfactory pro
gress," although he cautioned
"We do not yet know the condi
tion of the retina."
The specialist also indicated
that if Score survives the injury
with some vision in the eye, the
injury should not affect his ca
reer. He said all examinations
thus far have indicated that Score
will be able to see out of the in
jured eye.
"The question now is what, if
any, will be the percentage of
loss of vision," Thomas added.
Thomas postponed an X-ray
examination of Score's right eye
Thursday until either today or
Saturday.
The 23-year-old "million dol
lar" strikeout artist will be kept
in a quiet and darkened room
until the eye clears sufficiently
to permit an examination of the
retina. If there is no detachment.
Score could be released from the
hospital quite soon.
World Dash
Mark Could
Be Broken
By HAL WOOD
Fresno, Calif. (U.R) Three
of the greatest sprinters in the
world go to their starting blocks
in the West Coast Relays here
Saturday night and, if everything
goes right there could be an
electrifying new world record in
the 100-yard dash.
"We've got the three fastest
men in the world in Bobby Mor
row of Abilene Christian; Lea
mon King of California and Mike
Agostini of Trinidad and Fresno
State," says meet Director Flint
Hanner. "We have the fastest
track in the world."
Patton Record Threatened
"Now if we can only come up
with the'perfect weather and a
perfect start to round things out
we might hit that 'impossible'
mark of 9.2 seconds."
Morrow will be favored to win
the race, because he is the type
of man who runs to beat the op
position as he proved by win
ning both the 100 and 200 meter
events in the Melbourne Olym
pics and if a man ever will be
pushed, this should be the time.
Fresno, Calif. (U.R) Things
were smooth again with the West
Coast relays today after a timely
coincidence soothed the injured
feelings of San Jose State and
nipped a feud of Western schools
in the bud. '
San Jose State withdrew from
the meet, oldest in the West,
Thursday in a huff after its
sprint relay team was assigned
to competition against club and
service teams instead of against
crack college and university
teams.
However the University of
California withdrew from the
sprint relay for other reasons and
the lane this opened was assigned
to San Jose State. The Spartans
then agreed to compete.
Auto Mechanics Union
Get Pay Hike at Astoria
Astoria U.R) A week-long
strike by the Auto Mechanics
union against six dealers here
ended Thursday when they
agreed to a 10-cent hourly wage
boost retroactive to May 1. An
other five-cent increase goes
into effect Nov. 1.
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BOWLING
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Earl Lenz rolled games of
269, 190, 199 and total of 658
to take high score in the Ever
green Bowling league this year.
Standings:
Tru Mix Construction .
Chuck's Pump Service
Medford Plaza Apt.
Picard's Jewelers
Clower's Golden Eagle .
Big Y Market
Donna Timber Co.
Eastside Market
29
27
25
24
24
19
18
16
16
16
15
11
Medford Steel Co.
United States National Bank
Medford Blowpipe Co
Hunter and Best
Results:
Donna Timber 2 Blowpipe
Wirth 385 Whitney
Lewis 527 Reich
Kessler 491 Mattieson
Gunn 460 L. Johnson
Neece 486 Applegata
Handicap-
2
528
363
434
474
381
177
2358
402
357
459
440
501
222
2378
3249
Glower's
Patterson
O. Johnson
Shelton
Houghton
Lenz
' 4
555
535
444
451
658
Big T
(Absentee)
(Absentee)
McCall
OMaltey
McQuat
Handicap
2643
Eastside Mkt.
1 Medford Plaza 3
Carter
435
489
320
48
441
Armes
439
Fluck
Farrar
Pyle
Hedges
Gassner
Masterson
Gladen
Ekerson
Handicap
-. 530
487
445
432
15
2368
2
520
453
524
430
483
6
2406
2333
Tru Mix
Snedden
Jones
Baize
Cummings
Bell
2 Chuck's
465 Couch
486 P. Coggins
479 Withrow
499 C. Coggins
497 Kreer
Handicap
2426
U. S. Bank
Doty
Humphrey
Gleaves
Rader
Monteith
Handicap
Hunter-Best
Russell
Braaten
Chapman
Croucher
Paul
' 3
490
563
410
403
509
553
392
360
367
440
198
2310
2375
Picard's
McDowell
G. Picard
Hoard
R. Picard
Morgan
4
512
482
415
464
529
Medford Steel
Smith
Hopkins
Eastgatc
Wilson
Chriss
Handicap
402
413
413
517
381
192
2318
2402
CITV LEAGUE
Standings:
Medford Barber's ..
Weter & Olson
Southern Oregon Moulding..
Central Market
Westside
First National Bank
W.
25
22
20
19
19
18
18
18
16
14
14
13
L
11
14
16
17
17
18
Ross Lumber Co.
18
Norton Lumber Co. ...............
State Farm Insurance . ......
Daugherty Lumber Co. .
Copco A.
Independent Order Foresters
18
20
22
22
23
Results:
State Farm
Colley
Neathamer
Withrow
Langston
McWhorter
2
463
455
522
471
549
r n b
Bauman
De Groot
Nissen
Absentee
Dimick
Handicap
2
514
501
514
444
436
78
2487
2460
Barber's
Shultz
Vallee
Hamer
Fischer
Speer
4
459
439
472
476
. 514
Copco
Anders
Hanson
Buseman
Harper
Thompson
Absentee
Handicap
453
462
368
269
462
152
70
2236
3
2360
I. O. F.
Morrison -Lubbers
-Simmonds
Porter
Vessey
Handicap
1
469
508
459
552
515
S. O. Mldg.
Bex
Minger
Laden
Brooks
Knapp
524
485
491
522
558
12
2515
2580
Westside
Paschke
Orr
Holzinger
Landis
Blind
Handicap
2
482
394
Ross Lumber 2
Culy 526
Schatz - 438
Oswald 423
444
531
410
51
2312
Robertson 457
Martin 453
3297
Daugherty
Allen
Chapman
Pope
Barker
Clark
Lbr. 3
490
517
413
444
528
Norton Lbr.
E. Olsen
M. Olsen
Morse .
Mager
Boettcher
Handicap
405
455
- 437
494
508
9
3308
2392
Central Mkt.
Hayman
Kantor
Sommer
Keener
Schulz
Handicap
1 Weter-Olsoa
517 Brown
459 Roberts
412 Smith
456 Luman
489 ' Webster
30
3
495
470
448
539
526
3353
3478
MINOR LEAGUE
Standings
Liningers Rockettee
L.
2314
24
28 .
28-4
29
35
35 '4
36
2
Si3
439
45 1
39
1316
1
503
445
K-Boy Kegiers
Firestone stores ..
Security Insurance
cummins uiesei
Winnie's Style Salon 25
MatlackV 24 14
Ekerson's 24
Firestone
E. Sessions
E. Crismon
U Turner
2 Security
444 M. Janzen
448 W. Booth
308 T. Shelton
Handicap
1290
Cummins
E. Goode
N. Jones
J K-Boy
459 V. Wilson
444 B. Wilson
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Lopez Referee
For Talent Card
Saturday Night
Dick Lopez, Southern Oregon
college, three times winner of
Texas Golden Glove champion
ships, will be the third man in
the ring for the 15 bout amateur
card to be presented on Saturday,
May 11, at the Talent High school
gym.
Bouts will start at 8 p.m.
There is no advance ticket sale.
The card will pit Medford PAL
club boxers against the new .Tal
ent Youth center boys club.
As this will be the last show
of the season for both of these
clubs, both Don Cain, coach of
the Talent club, and Jim Zack,
PAL club coach, are working
their boys hard and sharpening
them to be in peak shape.
Chinese Communists
Find Rare Tree Varieties
Tokyo (U.R) Communist
Chinese experts have found rare
varieties of trees known to have
existed a million years ago,
Radio Peiping said today.
The broadcast heard here said
the trees were found in south
ern Yunnan province on the bor
der of the tropical monsoon belt.
It said the species have become
extinct in most parts of the world
since the glacial invasion.
The Bureau of Public Roads
estimates there will be 81 mil
lion motor vehicles on the high
ways by 1965, or 16 million more
than are on the highways today.
N. Larson
. 463 P. Smith
Handicap
1371
328
6
1282
Ekerson's
E. Dickenson -V.
Harris
M. Trautman
1 Winnie's
409 B. Mathews
402 F. Coffin
382 J. Sapp
Handicap
VZ3
433
38:
30
1268
1193
UatJack's
5. Coulter
H. Paulson
D. Harris
Handicap
4 Llnnineer's
379 Mitcheltree
492 A. Rogers
117 B. Hazlett
27 ,
1315
9
426
354
403
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