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Fanfare By DICK JEWETT Mail Tribune Sports Editor George Harrington, former manager of Rogue Valley Country club and an Oregon amateur golfing standout, was low amateur in the recent Phoenix Open tournament at Phoenix, Ariz. Harrington is now manager of Arizona Country club. The Open, . which attracted some of the top pros in the business was at Phoenix Gold club and was won by Ken Venturi with a 274. Harrington shot a 285. The ex-Medfordite was low amateur in the Tucson Open several years ago. HEFS TO WATCH When Oregon Tech and Southern Oregon college logr in Iheir Oregon Collegiate conference basketball skirmish on Wednesday, Feb. 19, there may be a sizable delegation of Rogue yalley referees in the bleachers. The officials have postponed their reg ular meeting one night in order that those who wish may take in the collegiate fray. They likely will be pri marily interested in the game but they'll also have a critical eye on the refs for the game. Refereeing will be Joe Zarosinski and Bill Esselstyn, the two have been elected president and vice-president, respectively, of the officials association for next season. to vie with them when they roll in state tourney at Sea side on the week end of March 1 and 2. Mrs. Swope underwent delicate head surgery Wednesday at Sac red Heart hospital. She is the defending state champ ion in Class A all-events, regaining last year the crown she look in 1946 and 1947. The Skeeters team, originally slated to go to Seaside this week end re-, portedly obtained a p o s t ponement with the hope that Mrs. Swope could join them. KALAPUS SHINES Jerry Kalapus, ex-Medford high player, who now swishes the net on the maplecourt for the Pacific university Badg ers, was ineligible for his club's first four games in the Northwest conference but cer tainly has made up for lost time. He has rolled up 140 counters in seven games to lead the circuit in point aver age with 20 per game. Totals available on his first six games show him with 77 re bounds and his average of 12.8 per game was second in that department. CHAMP TO DEFEND Members of the Skeeters women's bowling team of Medf ord are hoping that Audrey Swope will be able SEE THE IP Only 7 Moving Parts In the Engine Up to 33 Miles Per Gallon Front Wheel Drive COMPARE -At Roominess it Economy -jlr Initial Cost k Looks Keith Schulz Garage 116 N. Front - Ph. SP 2-4756 TOURNEY PLANS MADE With seven teams partici pating there will be three games each evening in the District 6 A-2 southern divi sion tourney at Southern Ore gon college on Feb. 27 and 28 and March 1. Times will be 6:30, 7:45 and 9 p.m. Top team in the Rogue loop will get a first round bye and the sec ond, third and fourth place clubs will be seeded with their first round foes to be deter mined by drawing. May 17 and 24 were set as dates for the southern sub district and District 6 A-2 track meets, respectively, at a recent Rogue league meet ing. Sub - district officials voted to have the meets at Southern Oregon college if that track is available. Rogue league football sea son will open on Sept. 26 with Henley at Eagle Point, Rogue River at Glendale and Illinois Valley at Phoenix. Benny Goodman Going To Brussels New York flPl The King of Swing of the 1930s has agreed to become an atom-age American ambassador of good will. Benny Goodman, his band, trio and sextet, will give series of concerts at the Brus sels World's Fair during the week of May 25-31, under sponsorship of the Westing- house Electric Co., the firm's president, Donald H. McGan non announced Thursday. . . . The great Benny Good man orchestra . . . will add a dimension to the Brussels Fair in which the Soviet Union can not compete," Mc- Gannon said. "American jazz has been shown to be a great force for good will abroad." The bandleader agreed. "We look upom the Brussels engagement as a real oppor tunity to foster good will for the United States .through music," Goodman said. CALHOUN TO FIGHT Revere, Mass. (IP) Middle weight Rory Calhoun of White Plains, N.Y., has signed to meet Beau Jack of Boston in a 10-round bout at the Rollaway arena next Thurs day. Nine days later, Cal houn, sixth ranked middle weight contender, will meet Randy Sandy of Brooklyn, N.Y., in a 10-round bout in Boston. Sporis Broadcast Radio station KYJC will broadcast the Crater-Grants Pass high basketball games at 8:15 p.m. today and Sat urday. Station KMED will air the Phoenix - Glendale hoop fray at 8 p.m. today. MedfordJSTwbune siPODWirs BASKETBALL THURSDAY COLLEGE GA.MK By United Press (East) Niagara 78. Seton Hall 83 St. John's fN.Y.) 77. Manhattan 68 Holy Cross 71, Quantico Marines 65 (South) Maryland 72. Clemson 34 North Carolina 60, Wake forest 07 South Carolina St. 91, Tt. Valley as Louisiana St. 67, Tulane 83 (West) Fresno S. 91, Los Angeles State 70 oonzaga 83. Seattle Pacific 68 Pacific 63, College of Idaho 50 Whitman 66, Lewis & Clark 64 Denver 77, Wyoming 60 Seattle 99, Regis 69 Buck Shaw Eagle Coach Philadelphia (IP) Law rence T. (Buck) Shaw, who recently resigned as head football coach at the Air Force Academy, returned to professional football today when he was named head coaclr of the Philadelphia Eagles. Shaw replaces Hugh Devore who was fired Jan. 11 with one year to go on his three year contract after two dis mal seasons in which . his teams finished last in 1956 and next to last in 1957. Bow Meet On Sunday Black Bear Bowmen will be hosts Sunday to a South ern Oregon league archery shoot. The affair will be at Jack sonville Community club. It will begin at 9 a.m. and con tinue through the day. An entry of between 40 and 50 shooters is anticipated. The public is invited to the event, Bowmen said. Hornet- Reserve Quintet- Victor A sharp playing Hedrick Junior high ninth grade re serve basketball quintet romped 53 to 27 yesterday in a scuffle with Phoenix. The Hornets had "quarter margins of 14 to 5, 28 to 10 and 41 to 19. Hook-shooting Stan Dowson paced the club in scoring wnn i poinis. Coach Barney Riggs of Hed rick indicated that some of the Hornets might see more varsity duty on the basis of their performance. Klamath Pels Seek Tourney Clinchers By UNITED PRESS Pendleton, North Salem and Klamath Falls hope to nail down berths this week end in Oregon's 1958 class A-l high school basketball tournament. Bend so far is the only team which has clinched spot In the Eugene event. Pendleton can gain a spot by beating Mac-Hi tonight on its home court. North Salem can do likewise by beating Albany at Albany. Klamath Falls must sweep a pair from Ashland at home to be in' this weekend. Grant Risks Astoria, also near a tourna ment berth, meets David Douglas tonight and Milwau kie Saturday. Grant of Port land, the state's top-ranked team, risks its unbeaten rec ord against Franklin. The powerful Midwest league offers Roseburg at South Eugene, Springfield at Cottage Grove and North Bend at Marshfield tonight Roseburg and Springfield, LINE-UPS: 33 Hedrick Phoenix F 3 House Fowler F 6 Lorish Lumley C 18 Dowson KicKey G 7 Mclntyre Thompson G 4 Brown Parker Substitutions For Hedrick, Grif fin 5. Ford 2. Wtkins 2, Boyce 4, Dunlevy 2; for Phoenix, Coggins 4, Kelsoe, Ditsworth, Sommers. More than 300 separate drainage districts have been organized in Arkansas to ac commodate more than 4,000,- 000 acres of land. Pistol Shoot Attendance Big Largest crowd of the sea son attended the weekly Med ford Rifle club pistol shoot at the armory Wednesday night. The only woman shooter again expressed the desire for more companions at these weekly shoots. New. faces were present ana some re turnees appeared for the first time this year. Twenty in all participated in the shoot. Scores: Max Terzenbach 267, Roy Hewitt 264, Cliff Friend 254, Paul Rutter 243, Joe Waltz 241, Joe Belson 204, Jim Bolton 234, Enid Friend 230, L. W. Copinger 229, George Perreard 215, Hugh McGinty 210, Joe Rinard 207, Bill Acker 194, G. R. Cox 193, Earl Courtney 192, Hugh Wright 181,Erwin House 148, Tom Popham 143 and Jack Schauble 140. OSC Cops 10th Mat Encounter Corvallis (IP) Oregon State made it 10 in a row in dual wrestling for the 1958 season Thursday night with an 18-6 win over San Jose State. John Dustfn of Ore gon State won his 28th straight match in the feature unlimited class. current leaders, collide Satur day night. Other top games include Crater at Grants Pass, Mc- Minnville at Tillamook, Bea verton at Milwaukie, The Dalles at La Grande, Hermis ton at Baker, Corvallis at South Salem, and Prineville at Redmond. Bowling ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE Standings: W. L Darrell Miller Co. 16 ( Larry's Rich Maid 12 ' Fortune Gassers 10 Harry & David 9 ' Forest Patrol 9 " First National Bank 7 9 Oak Grove Furniture 6 Jack's Drive Ud 5 Pickell's Real Estate . 4 Figgly Wiggly 4 10 11 12 12 Mrs. Stapleton Stays Behind Corvallis, Ore. . m While Clayton Stapleton, Iowa State's new football coach, organizes his football assignments at Ames, his wife, Edith, is doing class as signments at Oregon State college. Coach Stapleton left for Iowa Thursday by car, but Mrs. Stapleton will finish up her work here for a degree in business education March, but just as soon as exams are over in about four weeks, she'll be "I o w a bound." She started on this educa tion business, as she says, "just to keep busy." But this was before the stapletons adopted a two-weeks-old baby girL this Monday. Results: Pickell's 1 (Wi throw 522) 2713; Rich maid 3 (A. Peterson 541) 2750. Miller Co. 4 (Fischer 528) 2735; Harry & David 0 (Wheat 455) 2630. Jack's 0 (Gould 565 2606; Forest Patrol 4 (Moran 525) 2706. Piggly Wiggly 1 (McKeen 472) 2548; Fortune 3 (Paul 448) 2663. Oak Grove 2 (Ivie 518) 2731; FNB 2 (Clark 484) 2729. Friday, February 14, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MALL TRIBUNE NINK EVERGREEN LEAGUE Standings: Barco Supply Co. Medford Steel Co Big Y Market Seven Up Bottling Co. . Chuck's Pump Service . Picard's Jewelers Medford Corporation 23 Tru Mix Construction Co. 21 Medford Plaza Apts 21 Safeway Stores 20 Singler's Auto Supply 17 Medford Blowpipe Co. 11 W. 27 26 26 23 24 23 L. 17 18 18 19 20 21 21 23 23 24 27 33 Results: Medco 0 (Walch 431) 2128; Sin gler's 4 (Carr 490) 2326. Tru Mix 3 (Bell 509) 2407; Steel 1 (Gardner 556) 2393. Big Y 3 (Gifford 474) 2098; Safer way 1 (Tyler 572) 1951. 7 Up 1 (Engelkes 486) 2327; Chuck's 3 (Kreer 505) 2342. Blowpipe 1 (Curley 549) 2447; Barco 3 (Schlachter 514) 2455. Plaza 2 (Ekerson 510) 2389; Pi cards 2 (Morgan 574) 2356. CITY LEAGUE Standings: W this State Farm Insurance 26 weter & Olson 25 Medford Barbers 24 Stove, Top Shoot Prize Medford Gun club will stage a 50-bird merchandise handicap shoot on Sunday, Feb. 16. The event will start at noon but traps will be open for practice at 9:30 a.m. A two - burner Coleman stove will go to the winner and a Coleman lantern to the runner-up. There will be skeet, 16-yard and doubles activity also. Schayes Sparks Nats' Victory By UNITED PRESS In Thursday night's only National Basketball associa tion action, the Syracuse Na tionals, with Adolph Schayes hitting for 38 points, defeat ed the Philadelphia War riors led throughout most of the game, but bogged down in the final six minutes. Norton Lumber Co 23 Daugherty Lumber Co. 21 California Oregon Power Co 20 Ross Lumber Co 20 Westside Merchants 20 Southern Oregon Moulding . 17 'S First National Bank 16 Vx 23 '2 central MarKet 14 z Telephone Employees Assn IS 27 L. 14 15 16 17 19 20 20 20' 22',! Bulldog Clubs Trip Pointers McLoughlin Junior high eighth grade hoopsters won 36 to 26 yesterday over Cen tral Point and the seventh grade topped its Pointer rival 40 to 20. Central Point had a 5 to 4 edge after a quarter of the eighth grade fuss but the Bull dogs headed 17 to 15 at the half and 29 to 23 after three fourths. John Champ of CP was high scorer with 15 mark ers. Craig Lawrence had 11 for McLoughlin. Salem (IP) A meeting to discuss current minimum standards for school buses in Oregon has been called for Feb. 21 by the Motor Vehicle department. Effective Today We are REDUCING Our... Stove Oil and Furnace Oil Prices --70c Per 100 Gals. Faber Fuel Co. Valley Fuel Co. Dealers in Standard Heating Oils Results: Copco 0 (Schroeder 480) 2152 Ross Lbr. 4 (Oswald 539) 2322. Norton Lbr. 4 (Mager 543) 2498; r IN 15 U (DimiCK 4B) Westside 2 (Gene Orr 517) 2440; W & O 2 (Smith 552) 2474. Daugherty 3 (Chapman 499) 2369; central l i&cnuiz azi ztsz. State Farm 1 (Neathamer 535) 2468; Barbers 3 (Burroughs 572) 2483. S O MIdg. 3 (Laden 541) 2463; TEA A 1 (Martin 581) 2413. L. 2 3',i Standings: W. Hughes & Dodd 10 Cove Valley Supply Co... 8 ',4 Communications Workers of America 7 Courtesy Chevrolet 7 Table Rock Lumber Co. 614 Mid-Coast Painters Inc. 6 Ideal Cement Co. 6 E. H. Mann Co. 4 Timber Products 3 Andy's Jewelers . 2 5 svi 6 6 6 8 9 10 Results: Hughes & Dodd 2 (Dick Adkins -r37) 2787; Cove Valley Supply 2 (Frank Fagalde 528) 2802. Ideal Cement 2, 2600: Table Rock Lumber 2, 2733: Courtesy Chevrolet 4 (Ralph Barclay 502) 2734; E. H. Mann Co. 0 (Don Moser 494) 2595. C.W.A. Local 9208 3 (Leonard Thrun 496) 2574; Andy's Jewelers 1 (Mel Weaver 451) 2526. Mid-Coast Painters 3 (JSari jenz 545) 2862: Timber Products 1 (Ce cil Howell 439) 2626. Prep Scores THURSDAY BASKETBALL Vale 53, Emmett, Idano Molalla 66. 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