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MAIL TRIBUNE, Mtifori. Ores", Tuesday, July 22, 1938 Alan Molmes Gains RVCC. Golf Diadem Alan Holmes won the men's match play golf champion ship of Rogue Valley Country club Sunday. He trimmed Ed Hall 4 and 2 in a finale which went 34 of the scheduled 36 holes. The Sunday tussle followed a Saturday semi-final in which Hall edged Dr. Dave Boals 2 and 1. Holmes had defeated Dr. Bruce Stanley 1 up in an earlier semi. After the first three holes of the titular match Holmes had a 2 up jump. Hall evened the count by winning Nos. 4 and 5 holes and went on top by nabbing No. 7. Holmes didn't pull even until the 19th hole. He then went ahead with a par on the 22nd. He took 26 and 30 with pars and closed out the match on 34 with angther standard. Two Over Par For the route Holmes was two over par. He was two above regulation with a 74 for the first 18 and even par for the second trip around the links. Hall, who was 3 up on two occasions over Holmes, had one above par with 73 on the first jaunt around. He was five over for the closing laps. Hall was 2 up after the opening out nine and made it 3 ahead with a bird on 10. The gap shrank when Holmes took the next two greens with a bird and par. But Hall bird- ie-parred 13 and 14 to restore the 3 up spread. However, Holmes won three of the next four holes and the gap was down to 1 up for Hall at the 18-hole pause. On 19 Holmes evened. He lost 20 but got even again on 21 then jumped on top to stay. Bob Phillips won the first i flight final. He defeated Tom j Teutsch 6 and 4. Ranny Smith j claimed the second flight hon- i ors with a 5 and 4 verdict over Mike Hawkins. j if N' We Give NORTHEN STAMPS . . . Added j SAVINGS for you. e'm 4HSSSSSlSSk tSMmmmt ttw-HMMtamr m I (First 18) Par out Holmes out . Hall out 544 344 54437 .. 544 444 545 40 .... 655 334 44438 Pmr in 4444 443 43535-72 Holmes in 434 453 434 34-74 Hall in 345 344 52535-73 (Second 18) Holmes out Hall out 435 344 54436 544 444 55439 Holmes in 545 443 4 Hall in 455 443 5 Joe Brown Picked To Beat Ken Lane New York UPI A light weight title fight and heavy weight battle for challenger's rights are the two big shows Qon this week's boxing sched ule. Joe Brown makes his fifth defense of the lightweight crown against southpaw Ken ny Lane at the Houston (Tex.) Coliseum Wednesday night. Zora Folley and Pete Rade macher fight at the Los An geles Olympic, Friday night, for a possible shot at Floyd Patterson's title. Each bout will be televised nationally Brown - Lane. Wednesday, by ABC, and Fol-ley-Rademacher, Friday, by NBC. The latter contest also will be broadcast nationally. Brown of New Orleans, 32, Is favored at 12-5 to beat Lane of Muskegon, Mich., 26, be- SPORTS Butte Falls Nips Riddle Butte Fals Butte Falls handed Riddle its first defeat in the Rogue Valley Baseball league Sunday, turning back the South Umpqua Trojans 6 to 5. Riddle still tops the loop by a half -game over Cave Junc tion. With its second RVL ver dict, Butte Falls knotted with Camp White for third posi tion in the standings. All BF runs were in the fifth inning on singles by Jack Turk, Bill Rodgers and Bob Clark, a double by Lee Abbott, a groundout, two walks and two errors. Clark hit three for four for Butte Falls and Turk two for four. Dick James had three for five for Riddle.-one a triple. John Cavaner homered for the visi tors. Turk struck out six, tossing an eight-hitter for the Falls. Duane Miller of Riddle was reached for 10 hits and whif fed seven. Each chucker walk ed three men. Outfielder Doug Watson made two sensational catches for the Trojans to choke off BF runs. He also threw a run ner out at the plate. lixescoreI : Riddle 000 120 200--S 9 4 Butte Falls . 000 060 OOx 6 10 3 Miller and Munyon; Turk and P. Conley. Jameson, Faulk QNab Homestead Hot Springs, Va. (DPD Betty Jameson of San Anton io, Tex., and Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville, Ga., Corned in $ courageous rally Sunday in walking off with the top prize money in ,the Homestead Women's four-ball golf tournament. Trailing by five strokes en tering the final round, they tied Wiffi Smith of St. Clair, Mich., and Ruth Jessen of Seattle, Wash., for first place at the end of regulation play and then won the champion ship when R9ss Jameson par red the first extra hole. The two teams ended the regula tion 72 holes of play even at 290. This is IT! Here's the opportunity you've been waiting for to stock up on everything you wear at HUGE SAVINGS. Top quality men's wear now deeply price slashed during our STORE-WIDE SUMMER CLEARANCE. SAVE NOW! NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES ALL SALES FINAL 0 GUP LQA MOTORS 5th at Bartlett - SP 2- 185 cause of his combination box er puncher proficiency. Lane is aggressive, fast and dur able; but he lacks the cham pion's explosiyeness. , A crowd of 10,000 and a gate of more than $55,000 are expected for the 15-round fight. blreaks On Line Each principal will be risk ing streaks in the bout. Lane seeks his 20th straight vic tory. Brown has an unbeaten string of 17, including one draw. Jolting Joe will be making his fifth defense of the 135 pound crown he won from Wallace Bud Smith in Aug ust, 1956, and kept on knock outs over Smith, Orlando Zulueta, Joey Lopes and Ralph Dupas. Brown's 70-15-9 record in cludes 32 knockouts. Lane's 42-5-0 list has 10 kayoes. Brown was stopped three times; Lane, twice. In Friday's Los Angeles 10 rounder, Rademacher of Col umbus, Ga., will try to win another shot at Patterson's heavyweight crown by beat ing high ranked Folley of Chandler, Ariz. Met Champ In Debut In Rademacher's first pro fessional fight last August, the former Olympic cham pion tried to take the world title from Patterson and was knocked ut in the sixth round. He hasn't fought since. Folley is favored at 3-1 be cause of his greater experi ence. Should he beat Rade macher more impressively than Patterson did, he might get title consideration. His 40-2-2 list has 25 kayoes. OTHER FIGHTS: Wednesday Louisville. Ky. Rudell. Stitch vs. Johnny Neal. Friday Los Angeles Olympuic Mauro Vasquez vs. Enrique Acevas. Saturday Tacoma, Wash. Pat McMurty vs. Charley Norkus; King ston. Jamaica Tombstone Smith vs. Gerald Gray; Hollywood, Calif. Jerry Firpo vs. ueorge oeny. BASSETT WINNER Tacoma (UPD Glenn Bas sett of Santa Monica, Calif., won three titles in the 67th annual Pacific Northwest Tennis Tournament here Sun day. 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