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TORNADO POLISHING FOR VIKING RUCKUS HERE FRIDAY EVENING Black Tornado gridman of Medford high today finished the heavy work for their North Salem game and will complete the preparations with a light -workout Thurs day. Medford and the Vikings will have an 8 p.m. kick-off time at the local stadium on Friday as they launch their respective 1958 campaigns. The tussle is, of course, a non counter since the Tornado competes in District 6 A-l and North Salem in District 8. Medford head mentor Fred Spiegelberg stated that a scrimmage of about 15 min utes duration was planned for this afternoon as the Tornado worked to add polish to its at tack and strength to its de fense. The Tornado switched to a one-per-day practice schedule on Tuesday after two appear ances on the drill field on Monday. Pass defense has been getting some particular attention from day to day. There are indications that the Vikings from the Capital city have geared an aerial of fensive for the new season and have the hands to make it click. Adding to the possi bility that Salem will take to the air against Medford is the fact that passes worked well against the Tornado last fell when the Viks nipped the southern Oregon club 7 to 6. Fontaine Out Medford's squad has had its troubles with the flu bug, or some sort of virus, and the latest victim is Jim Fontaine, senior tackle. Fred Funston, senior back, is back with the squad after his bout with ill ness and may see quite a bit of service, at least on defense, against North Salem. Pete Rasmussen, senior end who hurt his knee in drill is now "hobbling around," Spie gelberg reported. He's not likely to see action this week, according to the coach. The Friday night tussle here should be a help in the deter mination, as the season prog resses, of the comparative strengths of clubs about the state. Medford and North Sa lem are listed among top con tenders in their respective districts. In another Friday game, Grants Pass, with a high pre season rating in District 6, plays Albany of District 8 Three other District 6 clubs meet teams of District 5 this week end. Klamath Falls plays Marshfield, Crater goes against Cottage Grove and Ashland meets Roseburg. SPORTS TV BOUT ARRANGED ' Washington UPD Promoter Goldie Ahearn has completed arrangements for a Sept. 26 bout between lightweights Frankie Ryff of New York and Gale Kerwin of Valley Stream, N. Y. The match at Washington's Capital Arena will be televised, nationally straight Iks Here's the pitch... CODDJL 1 and xJil mnnn a GENUINE SOUR MASH 80 PT. rill! Hi! ; STRAIGHT BOURBON IVhlshexf Bill I Rill CO.. tOOISYIllI. IT., KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 8S PBOOF One Week Left To Apply for Hunt Permits Portland - Elk and deer hunters are advised that they have only one more week to get their applications in if they want to be included in the drawings for controlled and management area tags and permits. Filing deadline for all unit and controlled hunts is Sept. 15. Hunters are also reminded that these applications must be received by the game com mission by 5 p.m. on that date. Applications received after that date will not be al lowed in the drawings. Hunters are also reminded The filing deadline includes all elk units and controlled elk hunts and a remaining controlled deer hunts. In ad dition, the game commission is accepting applications un til Sept. 15 for deer . man agement units except those already filled. Filled units in clude Green Springs, Kla math, Interstate, Silver Lake, Fort Rock, Deschutes, Pau lina, Metolius, Grizzly, Ocho- co, and Clatsop. The Apple- gate and Maupm units have only a few permits available, and nimrods are urged not to- apply for these units. All other management units still have a good number of permits available. Drawings for all hunts will be held at the game commis sion's Portland office on September 22 beginning at 10 a.m. " Drawings will also be held for deer management units-that are oversubscribed, BOARD WANTS INFO . La Grande -(UPD-The State Board of Higher Education to day passed a resolution direct ing Oregon or Oregon State to keep it informed of any ne gotiations for a possible new alignment of the Pacific Coast conference. TIP BJ2ADY Cfepry humiliated) DOPFS HIS SPORTS CEDWN Tip Brady all but struck out vAen he said that Able Etonald of- the New York Yankees had 'pitched the fastest toll" with a speed of 94.7 mles per hour. Hp Brady everywhere quickly 'informed Kim that feller of the Oweland Indians held the crown with a . epazd of 98-6 miles per hour; officially clocked by measuring deuces of the U.S. Army. A MeCl.t. N.wipaptr SyndicaM Fattf DO T MSS IKI tereophonic Sound! TONIGHT - 8:05 to 9:00 P.M. OVER KYJC YOUR MAIL TRIBUNE STATION Tune one radio to 1230 on your dial KYJC. Tune another radio to 1440 on your dial KMED. Place the two radios 8 to 1 0 feet apart. The best listening distance for the binaurel effect is 10 feet from the two radios in the center. KYJC Your Mail Tribune Station is proud to be a part in bringing this "New Sound" to the listeners of the Rogue Valley in co-operation with Verl Walker and KMED. SNAGGED ON THE FLY San Francisco 49ers' R. C. Owens receives and hangs on to a 12-yard pass from Y. A. Tittle in the first quarter of the game between the 49ers and the Cleveland Browns in San Francisco's Kezar Sta dium. Browns' Carpenter (40) nabbed Owens as he landed and the play stopped dead on the 42-yard line. The 49ers won the game, 21 to 16. Grid Charges Surprise Briggs Seattle - (DPD - University of Washington Athletic Di rector George Briggs Tues day expressed surprise at charges leveled at the school by Baker sfield Junior college which accused the UW of us ing "highly unethical" meth ods in recruiting a Waco, Tex., football player. When informed of the charges by United Press In ternational, Briggs stated he had heard nothing of such charges. Briggs said the University of Washington has been in terested in Jackson and had contact with him and that he was offered the f full athletic assistance program allowed by the Pacific Coast conference. . "My first reaction to the charge," Briggs said, "would be that encouraging junior college and high school stars to attend a college is not illegal and it doesn't seem to me as though the University of Washington has broken any rules." Showboat Splits Tuesday Frays Rapid City, S. D.-DPD-Show-boat of Beaverton, Ore., split two games in the double elimination Northwest Dis trict Amateur Baseball con gress tournament. Tuesday. Showboat eliminated Bow man. S.D., 6-0 behind the hurling of Duane Brandt but then dropped a 4-2 decision to Tacoma. Showboat' meets Ta coma tonight for the district title. RECORD ENTRY New York-flJPD-A record to tal of 373 entries has been re ceived by the U. S. Golf As sociation for the Senior Ama teur championship to be held at Pebble Beach, Calif., Sept. 29-Oct. 4. FIGHTS United Press International London -,R a n d y Sandy, 154V4, New York, drew with Ron Redrup, 165V4, Britain (10). Birmingham, Eng.-Yolande Pompey, 16834, Trinidad, knocked out Randy Turpin, 175, Britain (2). TIE FOR MEDALIST Portland - (UPD - The quali fying matches in the Junior Seniors golf championships at Columbia Edgewater Country club closed Tuesday with three link artists tied for medalist honors. Bob Bronson, River side, Hal Weston of Portland Golf club and Jim Hunt of Forest Hills tied with 145 points. to be given no more power than that of "chairman of the executive committee." That's what the anti-commissioner faction wanted to call him instead of "commissioner. MAIL TRIBUNE, MdforW,' Ore- WeJitewhr. SepHwfcf 10, 15t 9 Greene Victory Claimed Empty Las Vegas, Nev.-flJPD-Foes of Abe J. Greene, commissioner of the National Boxing asso ciation, claimed today his vic tory in the big "title fight" was an empty one. . As the NBA's annual con vention went into its final session, Frank Gilmer, chair man of the Illinois State Ath letic commission, said: ','Abe still has his title of commissioner but the new NBA constitution is certain to curtail his powers drastic ally." The new document, which touched off fireworks . at Tuesday's sessions, was slated to be completed and adopted today. ; In it, Greene is expected Bay At Builders Scpplj QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks. FtiM, Drain Tile . 727 W. 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