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Ed Machen, Folley Vie in Cow Palace San Francisco HP! Eddie Machen and Zora Folley, who are rated one-two among the nation's heavyweight chal lengers, square off tonight in a 12-round bout at the Cow Palace which may or may not lead to a title shot with world champion Floyd Patterson. The undefeated, left-hooking Machen has been posted a 12-5 favorite to roll to his 25th win since he started Pro Cagers Continue Playoffs Boston (IP) The Boston Celtics will rely on veterans Jack Nichols and Arnie Risen tonight as they seek to break a 2-2 deadlock in their Na tional Basketball association championship playoffs with the St. Louis Hawks. The 6-7 Nichols, playing his ninth season, and the 6-9 Risen, in his 13th pro cam paign, will be filling the sky scraper slot left vacant by Bill Russell, who is out for the rest of the playoffs with a sprained ankle. Both turned in some of their finest playing of their careers Saturday night when the Russell-less Celtics topped the Hawks at St. Louis to even the best-of-seven series Baseball Interest Picks Up in Schools Portland Baseball is pick ing up in interest in the na tion's schools, according to Dr. Creighton Hale, research director of Little league base ball. Dr. Hale told the Northwest district meeting of the Na tional Recreation association Tuesday that in 1956 63.2 per cent of the schools had com petitive baseball programs and that baseball ranked sec ond only to basketball. He said that in 1946, baseball ranked fourth, also behind football and track, and only 27 per cent of the schools had a baseball program. He credited increased base ball interest to organizations such as the Little league, Pony league, American Le gion, and Connie Mack and Babe Ruth leagues. NEUROTIC WORRIES -Cambridge, Mass. .(IP, J A young student in psychol ogy at Harvard College asked his professor: "What's the dif ference between a psychotic and a neurotic, sir?" Replied the professor: "A psychotic thinks two and two make four but it worries the hell 5ut of him." Here's A Bourbon Man's Bourbon with a flavor message for you: "RELAX... this is the GENUINE!" Genuine Copper Distilled for handmade quality... Kentucky Weather - Ripened for rich, round flavor. Gabin Still fit I . 1 irkV 88 Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon Distilled and Bottled solely by pTnm-WXU PlSTUiOr, Fitexali R&, Louis vflleKjr Etfak tftf fighting for money three years ago. The bout will be nationally televised but blacked out in a 300-mile radius around the ring. D'Amato Balks Both camps agreed that whoever wins has earned a championship match with Floyd Patterson. Not so Cus ter D'Aamato, manager of the fast - hitting Patterson, who is at war with the IBC and won't let his boy mix with fighters from the Jim Norris organization. Machen,, of Redding, Calif. whose high guard and crisp punches have become a .hall mark of the family TV. set, has stopped 16 of 24 oppon ents. Folley, who fights out of Chandler, Ariz., owns a record of 39 wins,' two defeats and one draw. He now is on string of 18 straight vie tories. Cleveland Tips Giants Harlingen, Tex. (IP) Mike McCormick, the San Fran cisco Giants' 19- year- old southpaw, was shooting for a starting berth today when he duels Herb Score of the Cleveland Indians in an ex hibition game here. Mickey Vernon hit a grand- slam homer for Cleveland in the first inning Tuesday as the Tribe downed San Fran cisco, 11-7, in a contest play ed in a howling windstorm at Corpus Christi. Fails To Touch First The Giants outhit the In dians, 11-10, but San Fran cisco suffered in the second inning when Eddie Bressoud slashed a bases-loaded single to left and then missed first base on his way to second, cancelling out three runs. Willie Kirkland and Or lando Cepeda led the Giant hitting attack with two hits in five trips to the plate. Each had a triple and a single. Willie Mays, who was hit on the arm by a pitched ball Monday, was sent in as a pinchhitter in the ninth. He rapped a run-scoring single but it was only his third hit in his last 20 times at bat. Gonzales Shoots for Fourth Straight Win White Plains, N.Y. (IP) Pancho Gonzales will be shooting for his fourth straight victory over Austra lian Lew Hoad tonight as he threatens to turn their world professional tennis tour, into a runaway. Gonzales, who once trailed by nine matches, boosted his lead to 28-23 Monday night by beating Hoad at Westchester County Center, 6-2, 6-4. $4.90 Fifth fS $3.15 pEO Pint Washington Victor Over Pilot Nine By UNITED PRESS The Washington Huskies, a darkhorse entry in the up coming Northern Division baseball race, proved Tuesday I they can make Base hits pay off. Washington got only four hits in a pair of games with the Portland Pilots, but post ed 7-2 and 1-0 victories in the seven-inning affairs at Port land. Freshman Bill Love allowed Washington only one hit in the second game but an error beat him. Art Bull gave up only three blows in the first game but the Pilots had eight errors. George Kritsonis, the Pilot hits in the opener while Daryl Burke gave up only three in the nightcap. Oregon State, with right hander "Gary Moore striking out 13 batters in eight innings, downed Oregon College of Education at Monmouth 7-1. Grimm Mason homered and Dan Luby had four hits for OSC. Oregon led Linfield 4-0 af ter three innings at Eugene when a rain squall washed out the game. Pacific downed Portland State 7-3 at Forest Grove. Thermometer Aids Aircraft Flights Chicago W Armour Research Foundation has an nounced development of a thermometer device that can helD aircraft increase their ranges and save fuel. Developed for. the Air Force's Air Research and De velopment Command, the thermometer can assist air craft in locating jet air streams and the ' position ; of maximum velocity in these streams by giving immediate readings on temperature changes. The device, the f oundaton said, is a "vortex thermome ter", which was found to be effective at simulated alti tudes up to 40,000 feet and speeds up to Mach 1.1. Jack C. Hedge, associate engineer, said the device can give pilots direct true free and temperature readings ac curate to plus or minus one degree Fahrenheit while trav eling at high speeds. Other methods of locating et streams by temperature changes are indirect, Hedge said, because they involve correcting temperature read ings to .compensate for the aerodynamic heating effect produced by high speeds. The Armour device uses a uniflow type vortex tube cylindrical pipe creates a whirlpool or vortex when the air enters the tube at an angle in the opening. A cold region is created in the center of the tube, compensating for the high speed heat, Hedge explained. Iron Lung for Rats Available Urbana, 111. . (IP) Need an iron lung for rats, a leap ing box of frogs or an elec trically charged burrow for earthworms? If you do, contact Merle Ridgley, instrument makers for the department of psy chology at the University of Illinois. . . x Ridgley, who has attended classes at Illinois, Yale and Marshall College in West Vir ginia, has studied civil engi neering and the theoretical and applied mechanics. This varied training comes in handy in building testing equipment for a psychologi cal laboratory, Ridgley said. Faculty and staff contact him to explain their needs, and Ridgley then designs and builds the Instrument, giving instruction in its operation when necessary. He also has built a lie de tector and a sound-proof room but regards his "light-man gier" with special pride. This an automatic device that changes the density and angle of light going to human test subjects. Society Gives Support Of Optometry College Members of the Southern Oregon Optometric society from Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass voted unanimous ly to support the development fund campaign of Pacific Uni versity College of Optometry, Forest Grove, Ore., at a recent meeting in Medford. Details of the program to raise $100,000 toward con struction of additional labora tory space and the purchase of equipment were outlined by Dr. Robert Harland, president of the local society, who will serve as area coordinator of the campaign. More than one-half the to tal cheddar output each year comes from Wisconsin. a WINNING PUTT Arnold Palmer holes but his final putt on the 18th green at Augusta, Ga., to ; win the 1958 Masters Golf Tourna ment, with a 72-hoIe total of 284: An eaglethree on the 475-yard 13th hole gave him his one-stroke margin of vic tory. Venturi Picked To Take Links Meet at Vegas Los Angeles (IP! Young Ken Venturi, currently the hottest golfer on the prof es sional golfing circuit, was a solid favorite today to win the $40,000 Tournament of "Champions at Las Vegas, Nev., April 24-27. Latest odds on the sensa tional San Francisco pro were quoted as 5-1 Tuesday by Wil bur Clark, chairman of the committee for the tourna ment to be held over the Des ert Inn course. Palmer 8-1 Clark told a "tee-off lunch eon" Venturi was still the fa vorite despite Arnold Palm er's victory in the Masters' Golf tournament. He said Palmer was 8-1 along with Billy Casper Jr. and Gene Littler. Goiters must have won a major tournament in the .pre vious 12 months to qualify for the rich event. The Mas ters' winner was the last to make the field. Clark said the PGA re ceives 10 per cent of the gross purse for letting the tourna ment be staged but had asked for $5,000 more to stage a tournament at Lafayette, La., for golfers not invited to Las Vegas. Auto Hits Pole Two Men Injured Eugene Allen Crandall, 23, and Robert Murray Crandall, 28, of 306 Willamette st., were treated for minor injuries at Rogue Valley hospital Tues day night after the vehicle in which they were riding struck a power pole, according to state police. State police said both men told them they were riding in the back seat of the vehicle and were not sure a driver was present when the car slid about 172 feet before striking the pole at Jackson st. and Mc Andrews rd. about 9:41 p.m. The vehicle is registered to an L. V. Doty, 431 Oak st., Medford, according to state po lice. They said the men. were taken to the hospital by Med ford Ambulance service. College Band Set For Phoenix Event Phoenix The College of the Pacific band from Stock ton, Calif., will present acon cert Thursday, April 10, at 10:30 a.m. in the Phoenix High school gymnasium, school of ficials announced. The College of the Pacific Symphonic band is a western youth organization from . 41 California committees in 30 counties from Los Angeles to Siskiyou. The 73-piece unit will play selections which rep resent composers over a pe riod of more than two cen turies. ' . Director of the group is Arthur Corra. PRIDE OF GERMANY HERE HOW! Come in for a Demonstration ' Ride Set H today of . . . SKINNER - BUICK - CADILLAC 143 South Riverside SPORTS Thinclads Girding for Haywards Thinclads of Medford high faced trials tdtlay to fill some of the spots on the aggrega tion which will represent the Black Tornado in the metro politan class of the Hayward relays at Eugene. Coach Dean Benson indi cated that there has been much work so far this week by relay men on their baton exchanges. The Medford squad is ex pected to be much the same as the one which took second in the Rogue meet here last Saturday. Benson said it was hoped to have Glenn Kaye back for a leg in the mile relay. He missed participation in the Rogues because of sick ness prior to the meet. The Tornado was second in that event last Saturday. Seventh Crown Medford will be after its seventh consecutive cham pionship in the Haywards and there's good chance the Tor nado can retain its crown de spite its finish behind Grants Pass in the Rogues. Two years ago the Tornado followed up a Rogue second place with an other metro crown. - More than 70 schools al ready have entered the ,21st annual Haywards. Competi tion in Class B and C will be on Friday with Coburg and Oakridge the respective de fenders. Cottage Grove in Class A and Medford in metro defend on Saturday. Many Children Have Bad Eyesight Urbana, 111. (IP) A Univer sity of Illinois health educa tion specialist says that about one-third of today's school children have bad eyesight and often neither the child nor his parents know it. Pauline Brimhall said that if a child all his life has seen double or if things have al wavs looked blurred to him, he considers this normal and thinks nothing' is wrong. It is up to the parents to detect faulty vision, she said. Miss Brimhall advised par ents to check for these signs which may mean poor eye sight rubbing eyes often, shutting or covering one eye to focus, moving . the head around to look at close or dis tant objects, unusual blinking. Also she advised parents to look for any of these symp toms which may mean tne child has faulty vision re curring stys, swollen lids, in flammation or ' wateriness of eyes, crossing of eyes, red rims. 443 CLUB NEWS Table Rock Busy Bees The Table Rock Busy Bees club met at the home of Mrs. Myers on Table Rock on April 4 after school with three members absent. Sew and It's Fun girls worked on oven mitts and pot holders and Just Sew girls on a stuffed toy. We had refreshments of punch and cupcakes with Easter trimmings. They were served by Jerri Gardner. ' We discussed an Easter party but ruled against it be cause of the wet weather. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Myers' home with Carol Myers, our junior leader, serv ing refreshments. Aietta Myers, Reporter. ; University Students Get Free Board, Room Vermillion, S.D. W May Jolley for the past 25 years has had two to seven South Dakota University stu dents residing at her home free of charge. She began tak ing in students during the de pression days of the 1930's and never stopped. &u3pe6 Most DtitvtgutiA&C MWILnMG VICTORY LEAGUE Standings:' W. Quality Market 34 Earl's Eastside Union Sta. 33 Pioneer Club 33 Heerin Lumber Co. . 30 E. "H. Mann 29 Clave Construction 26 U.S. Bank 26 Davis Transfer 25 Rogue Sportsman 22 Pick's Apparel 21 Arthur Murray's Studio:... 20 Sewing Machine Center 15 L. 18 19 19 22 23 26 26 27 30 21 32 37 Results: Quality Mkt. 4 (H. Culy 587) 2106; Hearin Lumber 0 (H. Paul son 464) 1896. Earl's Union Station 2 (Z. Bran don 448) 1946: Sewing Center 2 (C. Sedey 421) 1906. Pioneer Club 4 (V. Wilson 469) 2092; Arthur Murray 0 (V. Corby 430) 1936. E. H. Mann 4 (E. Lenz 514) 2084; U. S. Bank 0 (Joy Ingle 423) 1778. Clave Const. 1 (S. 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