Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 23, 1958, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texto Softballers To Contend M and W Chain Saw and Parsons Motors aim to keep " undefeated records intact Thursday evening in Jackson County Softball , association scuffles at the Camp White O diamond. M and W plays the Rogue Valley Dairy Maids in the 7 p.m. starter. Parsons opposes the fast-rising Butte Falls Log gers in the second scrap. The Chain Saw crew has won all of its games so far ' and Parsons has three vic tories. Butte Falls has taken Its last three tussles after dropping its opening encounter. Hollywood Park Ends Successful 1958 Meeting Inglewood, Calif. (UPD Hollywood Park today hailed the race meeting which came to a close Tuesday as one of the more successful in its history despite the competi tion of the Dodgers and a busi ness recession. From a racing standpoint, the presence of Gallant Man made the meeting an artistic success as the English-bred colt Tuesday added the $107, 600 Sunset Handicap to his victory in the $162,100 Gold Cup. Last year the track set a national attendance record when 1,705,306 persons clicked through the turnstiles for a daily average of 31,006. This season the total was 1,699, 801 with a daily average of 30,906, off less than one per cent and well ahead of any other track in the nation in daily attendance. The pari-mutuel handle fell a little mo;e than 5 million dollars below last year with $121,589,639 wagered this year against $127,099,699 last year, a drop of about four per cent. Jockey Willie Shoemaker for the sixth straight year was tlft leading rider. By scoring a triple Tuesday he brought hi seasonal total to 80. Sunny Jim Has 84th Birthday New York (UPD James Ed wSrd Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons celebrated his 84th birthday anniversary today by arising at 6 a.m. for his daily 12-hour stint as the dean of Ameri can trainers. "I hope to keep on working as long as my bosses want me," said the "grand old man" of racing. "I'm not ready for pasture yet." Born the year before Aris tides won the first Kentucky Derby, "Mr. Fitz" first ven tured Into racing on the day Grover Cleveland was inaugu rated as the 22nd president of the United States, March 4, 1885. During the past 58 years he has won just about every major stake race in the coun try with such famed cham pions as Gallant Fox, Omaha, Nashua and Bold Ruler. VACATION MONEY! CASH TO GO-GO-GO! Do what your friends and neighbors do . . . get going with a Pacific Industrial "Cash for Summer Fun Plan." Visit your nearby PI office. Here you may borrow the , cash you need to0essure a pleasant vacation and a fun filled summer for you" and your family. Pacific Industrial Loans make possible worry-free summers for more folks every day. This year, why not join them. cjjSl wwsww or Mone rwumx I PACIFIC INDUSTRIAL" 16 S. Central Ph. SP 3-5308 JIM ELBERT, Manager 5 gs ' B (parents SPORTS pj Camp White Plays Stars Acting Manager Bob Smith hesitated today in naming the Camp White starting pitcher for the game with the Rogue Valley All-Stars. He stated instead that the flinger will be selected from among Jim Eggers, Don San ford and Gary Heuners. The fracas is billed for 8 o'clock tonight. It will be at Memorial stadium, Camp White. ' At last report the All-Stars had Dick McLaughlin and Dale .Walter on their pitching staff but were looking for ad ditionel twirling talent. The Stars have a number of for mer southern Oregon prep stars on their squad. Most are ex-Medford High. A number have had college ball exper ience. Stanovich Ties With Penrose In Qualifying Toronto (UPD Marty Stan ovich, a rotund golfer from Chicago, and Jack Penrose, a capable swinger from Miami Beach, Fla., tied for medal honors at 137 in. the qualify ing rounds for the 54th Can adian Amateur championship A 36-hole medal score of 151 became the qualifying target and Stanovich and Pen rose led a parade of 171 ama teurs from Canada and the United States who were elig ible at the start of the day Eleven of them dropped out voluntarily along the way to ease the traffic jam en route to the match play tournament, which starts Thursday and continues at 36 holes a day through Saturday. Crimian Gains Pair of Wins United Press International Jack Crimian, overlooked in the International league balloting for the All-Star team, is proving himself Tor onto's most valuable pitcher in the team's drive for first place. The 31-year-old right-hander, pitching with only two days rest, received credit for victories in both games as the Maple Leafs whipped Ha vana twice, 4-1, and 4-3, Tues day niht.1' Crimian went the distance in the opener, allowing only six hits, and then pitched scoreless ball over the final two innings of the nightcap to increase his season's record to 12-4. Bob Micelotta's ninth-inning homer enabled Miami to edge Montreal, 2-1; Buffalo cut off a late Richmond rally to defeat the Vees, 5-4; and Rochester's game at Columbus was postponed by rain. Bamberger ERA Leader. in PCL San Francisco (UPD George Bamberger, Vancouver veter an with a 9-6 record, leads the Pacific Coast league earned run averages for pitchers with .27 runs per nine innings ac cording to statistics released today and including Sunday's games. v Bamberger has struck out 35, walked 22 In 111 innings on the hill for the Mounties. Erv Palica of Vancouver and Marshall Bridges of Sac ramento have the most wins 11 each. Bridges leads In strikeouts with 134. In the batting department, Andre Rodgers of Phoenix Is tops with a .395 average. Rodgers leads in home runs with 22, while team-mate Dusty Rhodes tops the runs batted in division with 82. Carlos Bernier of Salt Lake Citv leads in hits with 125. SUSPENSION BEGINS 1 Iinglewood, Calif. (UPD Jockey Ralph Neves begins a 10-day suspension Wednesday because of careless riding last Saturday in the 5100,000 Westerner at Hollywood Park. Neves, riding Hillsdale, was blamed for interference after stewards viewed pic tures of the race. The horse was beaten by a nose by Strong Boy. WINS FOUR Pawtucket, R.I. (UPD Bobby Baird, one of the lead ing riders on the New Eng land circuit the last two sea sons, booted home four win ners at Narragansett Park Monday to move up to third place in the battle for riding honors. Baird, who now has 13 wins to Hank 'Waj da's 23 and Dave Derein's 18, scored on Undeedyed ($6.60), Hamil car (39.00), BattleCamp (S6.60) and Buckeyeland ($4.00). UNAWARE OF AGE RULE, Eugenia Valverde, Miss Costa Rica, hears sad news from Oscar Meinhardt, contest director, she is ineligible to enter Miss Universe contest in Long Beach, Calif., because she won't be 18 until October. House and ion Expected To Be on Quiet Side Washington (UPD The con gressional spotlight focused today on committees consid ering everything from orange juice to the Middle East crisis. Action on the floors of both the House and Senate was ex pected to be on the quiet side. The House met to consider routine business while the Senate business schedule was uncertain. The foreign affairs commit tees of both houses were to get their daily briefing pn the Middle East situation from Undersectary of State Chris tian Herter. The situation re ports started Tuesday. A House agriculture sub committee met to discuss price spreads in the frozen food industry with special ref erence to recent developments in frozen orange juice con centrates. Veterans organizations ap peared before the House Vet erans Affairs committee to testify on the bed situation in VA hospitals. The committee was seeking to determine whether shortages were due to overcrowding by veterans PROSPECT Garden Show Slated By DOROTHY JEWELL Prospect -The Prospect Garden club jhas urged resi dents and other garden clubs to participate in the Garden show at the Prospect Commu nity hall Aug. 22. Word has been received that new minister at the Naz arene church was expected to arrive Tuesday, July 22. Mrs. Uther Rogers has been in Ashland attending Southern 6regon college. She will continue two more weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Dawain Bev ens and sons Mike and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boothby went to Toketee Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fred rick, former Prospect resi dents. Mrs. Nell Go ode visited friends in Grants Pass over the week end. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Owens went to Klamath Falls last MOVIE MAKER DIES Hollywood (UPD Funeral services will be conducted Thursday for Burton Holmes, 88, pioneer -maker of motion picture travel films which he dubbed "travelogues." He died in his sleeo Tuesdav at his home after a prolonged ill ness. NO EXCUSE ' Kansas City, Kan. (UPD Mrs. Mardell C. McDaniels, 41, won no sympathy from the judge Tuesday when she said her husband, not herself, should be in court on a charge of possession of illegal liquor "since he is the head of the house." She was fined $100. THERE'S A CONNECTION Linden, N. J. (UPD The Esso Research and Engineer ing Co. reported today a study of driving habits shows rock 'n roll tunes- played on car radios causes motorists to jig gle the accelerator pedal, sig nificantly decreasing gas mile age. EVERY CAR NEEDS ONE Jacksonville, Fla. (UPD John Shoptaugh . discovered the reason his car wouldn't move, although the engine was running and it was in had Stolen the drive Shaft. Senate with non-service connected ill nesses. A special investigating sub committee of the House Armed Services committee called in more witnesses re garding Raylaine Worsted, Inc., a New Hampshire textile company, and an Army con tract case in which Presiden tial Assistant Sherman Adams was involved. The subcommittee wants to know if Adams brought influ ence to bear on the Armed Forces Board of Contract Ap peals in the case. Hearings on Policies A Senate small business subcommittee began hearings on the procurement policies of the Defense Department, military services and various civilian , agencies of the fed eral government. The Senate was drawing its breath after giving President Eisenhower a victory for his trade bill. The Senate passed the bill Tuesday night, 72 to 16, after beating down at tempts to restrict the Presi dent's power to cut tariffs on foreign imports. week end, to visit relatives. Buddy Young, son of Mrs. Boots Young, went 'to Stock ton, Calif., to visit his aunt. - Mrs. Bill Hervey was taken to the hospital Saturday for surgery. All women in Prospect are urged to take part in the Sack Dress contest. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shafer were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shafer Sunday. They are the parents of Everett. There is no Vodka like Gordon's... i 189 years of tradition in every bottle! VODKAl SSfWSTSPR If GORDOtfSVODM ... the name that makes it better 8 PROOF 100 NEUTRAL GORDON'S DRY GIN CO.. LTD.. LINDEN. N. J. Distributors: Parrott & Co., San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle 15 Beauties Vie For Selection AsMis$U.S.A. Long Beach, Calif. (UPD Fifteen . b o s o m y American beauties including seven from below the Mason-Dixon line square off tonight for the title of Miss U.S.A. at the Miss Universe pageant. The southern contingent dominated the voting in the selection of the 15 finalists Tuesday night before 4,000 persons in Long Beach Munic ipal Auditorium. Five girls chosen were from the Far West. Two were from the Midwest. And only one, Virginia Fox, 21, of New York, comes from the East. Finalists Named The finalists: Miss Alabama, Judy Carl son, 18; Miss California, Don na Kay Brooks, 18; Miss Flor ida, Marcia Valibus, 20; Miss Georgia, Diane Austin, 18; Miss Illinois, June Pickney, 22; Miss LYouisiana, Eurlyne Howell, 18; Miss Montana, Sharton Tietjen, 18; Miss Ne braska, Dee Kjeldgaard, 21. Also Miss New York; Miss South Carolina, Patricia Ann Moss, 19; Miss South Dakota, Helen Youngquist, 20; Miss Tennessee, Martha Boales, 19; Miss Texas, Linda Ann Daugh erty, 18; Miss Utah, Sandra Pugh, 19, and Miss Washing ton State,' Rose Marie Niel sen, 19. Tonight's winner will com pete against the girls repre senting 34 foreign countries in the Miss Universe judging which begins Thursday and ends Friday. Priests Released by Reds Flying Home San Francisco (UPD Two Roman Catholic priests re cently released from Chinese Communist prison flew home today after a one-day stop over here. - The Rev. Cyril P. Wagner, 51, of Chicago, and the Rev. Joseph P. McCormack, 65, of Ossining, N.Y., arrived Mon day from Hong Kong. BETTER TO WALK Tokyo (UPD The Tokyo Construction Bureau warned today pedestrians may be able to move faster than cars in Tokyo by 1965 if the num ber of vehicles continues to grow at the current rate and roads are not improved. CRACK DOWN ON GIFTS Berlin (UPD East German Communist authorities have started criminal action against 271 persons since the end of May for sending gift packages to West Germany, a newspa per, the Dresden Saechsische Zeitung, said today. Salem (UPD A "mysteri ous" object in the sky had Salem residents going for a while this morning until it was identified by local weath er bureau authorties as a weather balloon. Portland (UPD Distance swimmer Bill' McGill today gave up a try to swim the Co lumbia river from Portland to Astoria after covering about one-third of the distance. SPIRITS DISTILLED FROM GRAIN Little Girl's Genuine Puppy Love Brings Change of He art by Her Mother Chicago (UPD One o'clock in the morning is late for a 12-year-old girl to be wander ing around the city, but love especially a genuine puppy love knows no bedtime and distance means nothing. Renate Brahar, 12, who dis- Labor Committee Passes Welfare, Pension Fund Bill Washington (UPD The House Labor Committee to day approved 20 to 8 a com promise bill to make labor and management publicly account able for-- operation of em ployee welfare and pension funds. The measure is a revised version of a bill passed by the Senate as an outgrowth of Senate Rackets Committee in vestigations. The committee put "teeth" in it by requiring sworn reports on fund oper ations and criminal penalties for wilful failure to file them. Way Cleared for Action Final committee action cleared the way for the House to act on the Senate-passed labor reform bill which is sep arate from the welfare fund issue. Speaker Sam Rayburn had been holding this bill on his desk awaiting today's ac tion. , Before the final committee vote, Rep. William H. Ayres (R-Ohio) tried to amend the legislation to exempt employer-run funds from the re porting requirement. He said he would offer the amend ment again on the floor and predicted it would pass. Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks, Flues, Drain Tile 727 W. McAndrews Ph. SP 2-4107 Bay At In the same way that sterling on silver signifies a standard of known value, so is the A.B.C. em blem, a symbol of integrity for the circulation of newspapers and periodicals.'Jt means that circu lation so identified is measured according to the rules and standards of the Audit Bukeau or Circulations. The A.B.C. is a cooperative and non-profit association of 3,450 publishers, advertisers and advertising agencies4 Organized in 1914, these buyers and sellers of advertising brought order out of advertising chaos by setting up standards for paid circulation and establishing rules and methods for measuring, auditing and report ing circulations. Therefore, the work of the A.B.C., of which this newspaper is proud to g.C. REPORTS - appeared from her home Mon day night turned up in an all night restaurant Tuesday morning, a fox-terrier puppy cradled in her arms. Her cheeks were tear-streaked, and she was tired and dirty. Walked About 15 Miles Authorities estimated the weary but determined little girl had walked about 15 miles. She held tightly to the dog and gave employees her uncle's name and address in Arlington Heights, her hoped for destination. Her uncle Czechs Present Two Protest Notes To U. S. Vienna (UPD Communist Czechoslovakia has presented two protest notes to the Unit ed States, Radio Prague said today. One protested against the liquidation of Czech property in the United States. The oth er objected to what it alleged were attacks against Czecho slovakia by President Eisen hower in a recent speech, which was not specified. r i I I I I I I Rambler sales are skyrocketing as thou sands of motorists a week trade their rnrr. "MORE MILEAGE FOR YOUR MONEY," 16-PAGE BOOKLET TELLS T KILL. 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