Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 11, 1958, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Texto o o 0 - O Q late Siioox at Bedford Gun Club (S&ooiei wire Tgiaring to ' drilft I I We annual (rfgi& State ihomt of he Pa ctflg 3&ttfaatiGftai Trapthoot ir 3i8SOC?tloa US MeorS jldfi $ fIice activity was AafcriSateS 'Way ft the 10- &9l8yoat or Wes vil rd- f Cgistere4 gunnina won't SWtt Wrsa at 10:30 SS&'gftga&S thooUi is just Sfiltft'Up, However. Competi tio pe iWW titl fcefins at : (0 8 . f rejay ftit JOO-taret i-ttriciaiichajiipk)chi. -ftfr taunt oetiuM Uifougfi Suna, Jure 15, inflinf up witft ?! fefw State handi ng. IfoSCrffi Gun'elub it just vsfiaktf tteatef take high- Asanas thoM to arrive to- ria reoft Stat Trap- shtabticg awociation ni PITA dffiOtit aftd tfttrs who will staajt itb We sftoftt. w. w. HiflJtbCft. Cottag Grove, tate pfgajge&t, aa on hand this mc&fctfv State Secretary Gdtffj Xillamook, was s23?g ta VIM around noon i 3nfl SW4a Hull Salem, PI5A esrtU?j, i due this e8QiRf- OViars arriving to tfia aWl4 Karry Helzer, P1Jft4; f Marshall-Wells Eajjtsi Reported fn Ag 09cn . Portland iUPD Nor man Van Brocklin was report ed to hav reached an agree ment with the Philadelphia Eagles to play football for the pro team next fall. Van Brocklin was traded to the Eagles by the Los AngelesRams recently after he had announced he was "re tiring" from the game. The Journal said today Van Brocklin said ny announce ment "must come from the Joey jQigrdello 8 Tonight ) 44Uei4ht contender Joey al42J asdt Jranz Szuzina at iSPk awij? punches Jaii a4 ent of the most f&akfccif fUcts in the world caQ4 tvtdeo ttrrce of the 94f ffceMham hotel. . it4ello, tfefcing his third straight victory over Suzina, will be a 3-1 favorite when they enter the ring before 1,000 invited guests and a na tional television audience. The schedule calls for cock tails at six, ainner at eight and bloody noses and black eyes later. rail . . . ef h'lfh maintenance bills on your present car? ... paj'nj all that money for gasoline every month? 4rmf yewr old car? S Wkfj trade for a better used car? ffiCSi Swap At Courtesy Chevrolet WHERE THE BUYER IS KING AND ICONOMY IS THE BUY WORD! nd 4r4 kaclaliag Maater FULL MfCI Low BVa aa?Btnt Anfl Oat 4S1.M fit Baa! OTA II isfflers Arriving for stores, Marshall Hunt, from Bend Hardware, and Mike Kennedy, Portland, of the Winchester arms firm. Grounds Readied The shoot is expected to at tract 250 or more scattergun neri. Members of the Medford club have been hard at work in recent days getting every thing in readiness for the shoot. The grounds have been cleaned, the clubhouse has re ceived a coat of paint and ad ditional walks have been poured at the shooting sta tions. The club's dining facilities will be in operation with breakfasts and lunches sched uled to be served during the tourney. Indication of the activity at the grounds Friday through Sunday is the fact that eight of the traps will be used for the championship contention with squads of five to be fir ing at each station. Two of the traps will be reserved for practice firing. Sixteen state titles wiK be at stake. Those firing Thurs day through Saturday have a possible of 900 targets each. Purses and trophies are val ued at $6100. Thursday warm-up includes the Medford 100 at 16-yards and the Medford Handicap, also of 100 birds. Woman MAttTxt hheucsT A&vE-MtA Jump? The greatest height ever cleared by a woman above her own head was 2. inches by Mary Donaghy of New Zecland, when on March 29, 1955, ot Paeroa, N.Z., she cleared the bar at 5 feet 4Vi inches. TOP THIS! To any reader submitting contrary proof. Tip Brady will send a signed, wallet-sized diploma. Write to: BEAT THIS, co this paper. Box 575, Sausalito, Calif. Enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope. DRIVE The f f Door Sedan ft Two-Tone h 2 Door STATION WAGON Including Heater And Two-Tone FULL PRICE ONLY . Lew Down Payment And Only $33.15 per mo. MEDFORDjTRIBUNE siPdDnBTr Ex-Golfing Star CriHcaly III Long Beach, Calif (UPI) Johnny Goodman, 48-year-old former golfing star from Omaha, Neb., was reported in "critical" condition today at Long Beach. Veterans hospital. Goodman, winner of the National Open in 1933 and amateur champion in 1937, was hospitalized Sunday after feeling ill for a week. He was reported suffering from a liv er ailment and an enlarged heart. Pitchers Swat In NWL Games By United Press International Even rarer than a day in June are pitchers who can hit but the Northwest . league came up with two. such jew els Tuesdayjiight: Willie Greenlaw hurled Wenatchee to a 3-2 victory over Yakima in 11 innings and Ken Moursurid pitched Lewiston to a 5-2 triumph over Eugene but both would rather talk about their hit ting. Greenlaw contributed three hits to Wenatchee's 10-hit at tack and got things rolling in the 11th inning. He started things off with a single, mov ed up on a single by Elio Toboso and scored on another single by Dick Littlejohn. Morsund singled in one Lewiston run in the sixth and also had a single when the. Broncos pushed across two runs in the seventh. For Moursund it was his sixth victory against two losses. The victory enabled Lewiston to maintain its six game league lead over second place Wenatchee. For Green law, his victory brought his season's mark to 3-4. A scheduled game between Tri-City and Salem was rain ed out and these two teams will meet in a double-header tonight. CUBS SIGN PITCHER Chicago (UPI) The Chicago Cubs have signed pitcher Ron Perranoski of Fairlawn, N. J., to a contract with their Fort Worth, Tex., farm club. Perranoski had an 8-1 record for Michigan State this season. TIRED Fabulous THAT WILL GIVE YOU UP TO 55 MILES PER GALLON! $1298 Phone SP 2-6115 ?i0 PITA Purse of Bout Loser Held Up Scranton, Pa. (UPI) The pro boxing debut of Olympic wrestling champion Dan Hodge, which resulted in a first-round knockout victory Tuesday night, was clouded today by a boxing commis sion decision to investigate his opponent. . Hodge, who won the Olym pic ' light' heavyweight wres tling crown in 1956 and then became the Golden Gloves heavyweight boxing cham pion, knocked out Norm Jackson of Youngstown, Ohio, . at 1:12 of the first round of their scheduled eight-round feature bout. But Boxing Commissioner Jim Crowley, one of Notre Dame's famed "Four Horse men" of football, announced after the bput he, was "dis satisfied" with. Jackson's showing and was holding up his purse of $200 pending an investigation.. Mickey Wright Tops Golf Field Marblehead, Mass. (UPI) Keyed-up Mickey Wright, the newest blonde bombshell of ladies' golf, leads a field of 16 top lady pros Thursday into the richest tourney of the women's pro circuit. Fresh from her triumph in the Ladies PGA Sunday at Pittsburgh, the flaxen-haired Dan Diego, Calif., girl must face no fewer than five for mer champions of the Trian gle 'Invitation Round Robin championship in the $12,000 tourney. QUEEN of Norway's most beautiful girfs is Grete An dersen, . 20, of Stavanger. She is candidate for Miss Universe title (UPI Telephoio) Students' Luck Tip-Off on Jobs : Washington (UPI) Stu dents' luck in finding jobs across the country this week will be the . tip-off on how much of a June boom in un employment will be recorded this year. ; ! The government count of the nation's jobless for this month will-start next week when interviewers begin mak ing the rounds of 35,000 sam ple households. An outpouring . of young sters from the schools and colleges is expected to boost the unemployment total, but many government economists doubt seriously that it will reach six million as Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell indicated. Won't Count Loafers There ris little doubt, how ever, that unemployment will again soar past thefive mil lion mark. It dipped to 4,904, 000 in May. The federal fact - finders will not count as unemployed those youngsters who are loaf ing this summer and not ac tively looking for work. Chil dren under 14 are not .counted at all. ; Unemployment usually goes up by 15 per cent from May to June because of the rush for jobs by teen-agers. Econ omists doubt that it will rise that much this year consider ing: the high, level of unem ployment now. If it did, un: employment would reach 5, 650,000, a postwar record. A South American business center, now under construc tion, will be in the form of an ascending spiral. It will cov er 25 acres and be 365 feet high. Access will be by a ramp. Lady Bowlers Receive Awards Awards for the year, for six leagues were distributed and team sponsors were honored last Saturday night at the an nual dinner of Medford Wom an's Bowling association at Oak Knoll Golf club at Ash land. , Prize money won by Med ford entries in the Woman's International Bowling con gress tourney at San Francis co also was distributed. Prize list, however, has not arrived to show in what places the lo cal women finished. Leagues represented were the Classic, Victory, Minor, Empire, Rogue Rollers, Valley Rollers and , Sunday Mixed Doubles. Sponsors honored U. S. Na tional bank, represented by Shirrell Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hamner of Wooden Shoe, E. H. Mann of E. H. Mann company, Ross Lumber com pany, represented by Frank Martin, Winnie Hardehburger of Winnie's Style Salon and Ralph Green. More than 150 men and women attended. Dancing fol fowed the dinner. Nelson's Homer Helps Toronto By United Press International Rocky Nelson, whose bat has carried the Toronto Maple Leafs up the ladder from the second division in the Inter national league, is still bomb ing away as the Leafs close in on first place. The Rock, a failure in the big leagues, hit his 22nd hom er of the season in the 10th inning Tuesday to lead Tor onto to a 5-4 victory over MiamiNelson is far ahead of the record pace set by Balti more's Joe Hauser who hit 63 homers, in 1930. Mike Goliat and i Stan Jek also homered . for the Leafs, who now stand half-a-game behind Montreal. Pancho Herrera and John Bucha hit for the circuit for Miami, Bucha's being a ninth-inning two-run homer that sent the game into overtime. In other league action, Rochester stopped Columbus, 6-1, behind the seven-hit pitching of Cal Browning; Buffalo nipped a late Rich mond rally to top the Vees, 6-5, and the scheduled double header between Havana- and Montreal was postponed by rain. Young Clackamas Exhibitors Score ' The Dalles (UPI) Young exhibitors from Clackamas county were the top prize winners in Tuesday afternoon judging at the annual 4-H and FFA Fat Stock Show spon sored here by the Oregon Wheat League. Jerry Harms, 15, Canby, swept the swine diyision by showing both the grand cham pion and the reserve cham pion market hogs. Both were Berkshires. Harms also had the reserve champion fat lamb, a Hamp shire. Grand champion FFA lamb was shown by Mack Rostbold, 17, Molalla. In the 4-H beef division, Mike Dagenblast, 11, The Dalles, had the grand cham pion steer, a 1100-pound Here ford. His sister, Diane, 15, showed the reserve champion. Showmanship contests and an auction conclude the show today. Search Resumed For Overdue Plane Seattle (UPI) An aerial search was resumed today for a single-engine Navion plane missing on a flight from Spo kane to Portland since Mon day night with at least one man, and possibly two, aboard. The Washington State Aero nautics Commission said sev en planes were searching in the Spokane area and others had left Walla Walla to take part in the search. Tuesday, 31 planes combed the .most logical route the plane could have followed, without success. Phil Tappe, 45, Bremerton, father of two sons, aged 11 and 7, was the pilot of the missing plane. A second man, identified as Harlan Teer, Bremerton, also as believed to have been aboard the aircraft. ' Mrs. Teer said her husband has been missing since Mon day, adding that he did a lot of flying with Tappe. lir Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks, Flues, Drain Tile 727 W. McAndrews Ph. SP 2-4107 Tough Gu Over Tiger Boston (UPI) Bill Norman, a "tough guy" today began mapping plans to ac complish what "nice guy" Jack Tighe failed to do make the Detroit Tigers a winning team. Norman, who once manag ed the old St. Louis Browns for "four-or five", days, took Softbdlers Scheduled Thursday Start of the Jackson Coun ty league softball season, postponed again last Monday because of wet grounds, is now billed for Thursday at Memorial field, Camp White. The Dairy Maids and 'Bu reau of Reclamation are to play at 7 p.m. and M and W Chain Saw to meet the Che ney Studs about 8:30 p.m. The league has now grown to nine teams with the addi tion of the Eagle Point Mer chants and " a Butte Falls entry. New Location OPEN' 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. cXX f 7 DAYS PER WEEK " 'Western States' Battery of year clislce Given FREE during cur Grand Opening! No Obligation Simply come in and register FREE COFFEE! FREE POP! PREMIUM BONDED BRAKE LINING 95 for 2 Wheels Exchange Q5 Installed 4 Wheels 6 Complete line of Trailer Parts and Accessories ? 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