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o o o Raiders, Wildcats Tangle at Ashland Ashland Southern Oregon college cagers get their first chance to see how they match ip)to northwest competition this week end. They are hosts this evening anti Saturday to the Linfield Wildcats in the new college gym here. Games are at 8 p.m. on both occasions. Linfield comes here after three games with other Oregon college clubs. The 'Cats were losers to Willamette and winners over Lewis and Clark by close scores last week end. Southern Oregon will meet Lewis and Clark next week. Linfield was a decisive victor over Oregon col leg which is a co-member with SOCin the Oregon Collegiate conference. Defending The McMinnville team comes with the aim of upholding the prestige of the Northwest con Cference in which it is defending titlist. It boasts a number of veteran performers, among them Bill Machamer, Dick Brown, Jack Riley and Russ Kofford. Caryll Goetz, 6-8 giant, gives the Wildcats height that exceeds Keglers Hold Wide Leads Chicago OPI Don Carter and MarioP Ladewig today entered the final rounds of the first World's Invitational Match tour nament with all but unbeatable leads In their respective divi sions. Carter finished up the-12th round Thursday night with a 6.67 point lead over his nearest competitor, Tom Hennessey, an other St. Louis kegler. With 241.13 points. Carter appeared well on the way to adding an other title to the National Match crown he has won three times. Mrs. Ladewig, Grand Rapids, Mich., six-time winner of the National Women's title, had a 6.95 point lead over runner-up Marge Merrick of Detroit. Portland Pilots On Rocky Jaunt Portland OP! The University of Portland basketball team in vades the Rocky mountains Sat urday night for a game against strong Brigham Young of the Skyline conference. Portland returns Sunday and will play Whitworth here Mon day night. 1 Sailors call small species of petrel "Mother Carey's chick ens." According to legend the birds are under the special care of the Virgin, Mater Cara, thus the nickname. that of the Red Raiders tallest man and should lead the re bounding for a hustling, high spirited team. Goetz and Machamer are con sidered the scoring threats and Brown the playmaker. But Brown is also deadly with two hand set shots. Dave D'Olivo. Norm Oliva, Bill Hollingsworth, Jim McAbee and Ron Maurer are possible Raider starters. t 4 RAIDER GUARD Jim McAbee, rugged and agile guard is ex pected to see much service this week end when the Southern Oregon college Red Raider hoop men entertain Linfield at Ash land. McAbee is in his second season on the SOC varsity. He was a B all-stater -while at Tal ent high. Games are at 8 p.m. Spieser Seeking Bout Telecast Detroit (IP) Promoters of Chuck Speiser, backed by Mich igan Gov. G. Mennen Williams, waited today for word from the Mennen Co. that it would spon- sor a telecast of Spieser's Janu ary bout with champion Archie Moore in Detroit. Joe Spieser, Chucks' brother and manager, blasted the Inter national Boxing commission for putting the "squeeze" on inde pendent promoter resulting in his being unable to get a TV date for the fight. The Mennen Co. sponsors Wednesday night televised fights under IBC promotion. Spieser said a network official told him networks couldn't take action to get non-IBC sponsored fights but they would take offers from sponsors. Governor Williams, part own er of the Mennen Co., wrote the firm asking it to consider spon sorship of the Spieser-Moore bout. a am EVINRUDE! What could be' more exciting than a gift that meant year of wonderful fun for all the family? Now, with eleven brilliant new Evinrudes to choose from it's easier than ever to fit boating to your budget. Bring the family. Choose the outfit that's right for you. 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The Perfect Family Gift Easily Assembled This Winter Priced from $112.50 10 Down, 24 Months JOHNSTON STORES 112 South Riverside Belgian Duo Upsets Yank Tennis Pair Brisbane, Australia HP Phil ippe Washer and Jacques Bri chant, playing recklessly with "nothing to lose." upset Amer ica's "old folks" doubles team of Vic Seixas and Gardnar Mulloy, 7-5, 6-3, 4-6v 6-3, to keep Bel gium's Davis Cup hope faintly alive. The surprise defeat sliced the United States' lead in the inter- zone cup finals to 2-1 over the plucky Belgians, who would have been eliminated if they lost today. Now the U. S. team must win one of the two singles matches that wind up the best-of-five ser ies Saturday Sixas vs. Brichant and Herb Fiam of Beverly Hills, Calif., vs. Washer. The Yanks will be favored, but today's loss puts the pressure back on them. WLING Medford City Bowling as sociation tourney for men's teams will run from Jan. 13 to Feb. 2. Secretary Paul Dimick has announced. Team events will be during the week and doubles and singles will be on three week ends. Action will mean a pause in the 12-team leagues. Standings: Lively Five Gypos Go-Boys PERs Cementers 33 32 Miss-Fitts 31 Medics 29 Wallflowers 19 W. L. .... 44 'i 19i.i .... 34 i 29!,2 .. 33 31 31 32 33 35 45 Resnlrc- Medics 1 (Veal 451) 2042; PERs 3 (WoodcocK 501) 2236. Go-Boys 3 (Morgan 540) 2335; Gypos Wallflowers 2 (LaRocque 472 2324 Lively Five 2 (Burroughs 599) 2337. Cementers 2 (McCall 530) 2413; xuiss-fius z tft-essier oot) 2428. THURSDAY HOUSEWIVES Standings: W. Jokers 4 Four Marks 4 Goof Balls 4 Three Hits and A Miss 0 Nine Pins 0 Alley Kats 3 Spare Pickers ,. 1 Team Eight 0 L. 0 0 0 4 4 1 3 27 Results: Jokers 4 (L. Morton 444) 12.698 Team Eight 0 (forfeited) Four Marks 4 (A. Mitchell 446) lz.uyy; JNine .Fins o (V. Haas 382) 10.885. Goof Balls 4 (M. Miller 460) 11.750: Three Hits 0 (E. Lisenbee 424) 11.290. Alley Kats 3 (G. Schade 377) 10616; Spare Pickers 1 (A. Shreeve 369) 8896. CRATER LAKE LEAGUE Standings: Your Office Boy Timberrib Construction ... Mann's Department Store Ellis Market Medford Shrine Club Mechanics Laundrv U. S. National Bank Modern Plumbing O K Market .. Dan Patch Company W. L. ... 44 20 ... 42!i 21 '4 35 29 . 34 30 32 'i 31", . 28 ',2 35 .a 27 37 . 27 37 ... 26 37 ',a 23 41 SPORTS Office Boy 4 (W. Meyers 562) 2467; Shrine Club 0 (R. Voegtl 465) 2131. Patch Company 3 (K. Knapp 502) 2520; Timberrib 1 (E. Lenz 525) 2432. Mechanics Laundry 3 (J. Pruitt 544) 2432; O K Market 1 (L. Nelson 476) 2307. Ellis Mkt. 3 (R. Stewart 511) 2252; U. S. Bank 1 (S. Doty 435) 2220. Mann's 3 (A. Sterton 533) 2227; Modern Plumbing 1 (M. Mager 545) 2223. JACKSONVILLE HIGH LEAGUE Standings: W. Team One 2 Team Five 2 Team Six 2 Team Three 1 Team Four . . 1 Team Two 0 Team One (Wyatt 154) 988; Team Two (Owens 176) 893; Team Three (Robbins 120) 782; Team Four (Win ningham 125) 679; Team Five (Brown 149) 1029; Team Six (Sullivan 161) 861; Team Seven (Shockley (substi tute, 166) 1072. EVERGREEN LEAGUE Standings: Seven Up Bottling Co. Chuck's Pump Service Safeway Stores Barco Supply Co Medford Corporation Big Y Market Picard's Jewelers Medford Steel Co. Medford Plaza Apts. Tru Mix Construction Co- Singler's Auto Supply Medford Blowpipe Co. W. 14 12 12 11 11 11 10 10 9 8 7 S L. 6 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 11 12 13 15 Results: Safeway 3 (Nordquist 470) 5.167; Plaza 1 (Armes 432) 2,085. Med. Steel 3 (Gardner 528) 2,385; Barco 1 (Dungey 495) 2.329. Tru Mix 1 (Snedden 547) ,301; Big Y 3 (Huttner 459) 2,315. Chuck's 3 (Kreer 527) 2,192; Medco 1 I Jones 460) 2,168. Seven Up 3 (Engelkes 509) 2,326; Singler's 1 (Collins 487) 2.319. Picard's 4 (Morgan 502) 2,221; Blow pipe 0 (Curley 446) 2,115. CITY LEAGUE Standings: State Farm Insurance Norton Lumber Co. Westside Merchants Southern Oregon Mouldings. Medford Barbers Weter & Olson First National aBnk Ross Lumber Co. Telephone Employees Assn California Oregon .Power Co. Central Market W. L. 12 4 11 5 10 6 9 7 9 7 8 8 7 9 7 9 7 9 6 10 6 10 4 12 Results: Barbers 4 (Speer 566) 2.459; Daugh ertv 0 (Chapman 484i 2.201. W & O 1-(Webster 501) 2.276; State Farm 3 (Neathamer 549) 2.315. FSB 3 (Bauman 496) 2,364; Copco 1 (Anders 478) 2,311. Central Mkt. 3 (Schulz 548) 2.273: j TEAA 1 (Strobel 508) 2.157. floss u ituiy ooif ,-co, nvrwn Mager 499) 2.396. Westside 4 (Landis 464) 2,319; S O Mldg. 0 (Brooks 527) 2,225. TO GET PLAQUE Chicago (IP) Stan Musial, who won his seventh National League batting championship this year, will be presented with ; a plaque for "long and meritori i ous service to baseball" by the Chicago Baseball Writers at their annual dinner on Jan. 19. The nation's first all-freight I airline was founded in 1945 by a group of 12 members of the fa mous Flying Tigers who flew with Gen. Claire Chennault in China. Poison Oak? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL You must be satisfied or your money : cheerfully refunded. Get a bottle to i day at WESTERN THRIFT. Oregon State 63-55 Victor Over Seattle Corvallis W Oregon State defeated Seattle university 63-55 before 6,221 fans here Thursday night in a tightly fought basket ball game that was tied several times before Oregon State drew ahead for keeps in the closing minutes. Seattle got off to a 2-0 lead when center Thornton Humph ries shot a field goal. It stayed ahead until Oregon State worked into a 9-9 tie with eight minutes to go in the first half. A free throw by OSC ace forward Dave Gambee put Oregon State in front 10-9 for the first time. Oregon State led 32-28 at half time. Baylor Held To 17 With the second half four min utes old, Seattle went ahead, 37 36 on a field goal by guard Char lie Brown. Then Oregon State got back in front and went ahead 58-55 when Gambee made two free throws. Ken Nanson got a field goal for OSC with seconds to go to make the final score 63-55. Elgin Baylor, Seattle's out standing ace, was held to seven points in the first half, but made 10 points in the second half to be high man for Seattle with 17 points. Gambee was high scorer of the game with 18 points. Lee Har mon had 16 points for OSC and Ken Nanson hit 14. pen-sta WEATHER MISSILES Moscow (IP) Soviet weather missiles are being launched in the Antarctic, a Soviet scientist disclosed today. Writing in the magazine Literary Gazette, sci entist A. Kasatkin, a member of the Soviet Committee for the International Geophysical Year, said the missiles are being launched from the diesel ship OB, anchored off the Soviet Antarctic base at Mirny. Mosel Ahead In Sanford Sanford, Fla. HP) Sandy haired Stan Mosel's hot eight iron put him four strokes in front of the big field which teed off in sub-freezing weather to day in the second round of the $15,000 Sanford Open golf tour nament. The 25-year-old Denton, Tex., professional, who plays out of Essex Falls, N.J., ignored the frosty winds whipping over the Mayfair Inn course Thursday and put together a 33-29 for an eight-under-par 62 which broke the course record. Behind him came home pro Jay Hebert of Sanford with a 33-33 66, and he was trailed by four golfers with opening round 68s, among them Ed Porky Oliver of Canton, Mass.; Ed Furgol, St. Andrews, 111.; Ernie Bors, Mid Pines, N.C., and Gay Brewer, Cincinnati, Ohio. Trophy Presented To Ohio State Columbus, Ohio (IP) The biggest crowd ever to attend a sports banquet here watched the presentation Thursday night of the United Press Annual trophy for the nations' top college foot ball team to Ohio State. The award was made by Has kell Short, manager of the Co lumbus United Press bureau, to Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes before a cheering crowd of about 2,500 at a $10 a plate bucks for braces banquet. On hand for the occasion were Gov. C. William O'Neill, Sen. John W. Bricker (R-Ohio and the four football teams repre senting Ohio State in the Rose Bowl, the squads of 1920, '49, 54 and '57. Formal presentation of the tro phy will be made Sunday night on the Ed Sullivan television program. President Frank H. Bartholomew of United Press will present it to President Novice Fawcett of Ohio State. COMPOSER DIES New York (TO Robert F. Kurka, 35, composer of works for violin, piano and orchestra, died at James Ewing hospital here Thursday of leukemia. Friday, December 13, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN If you've already tried smooth Twin Seal you know how really good it is . . . 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