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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1959)
r St. Mary's, Butte Falls Score B League Victories JACKSOX COCTfTT B LEAGCF W. L. Pet. St. Mirri 7 0 1.000 Butte Tails 6 1 57 Jacksonville 4 4 .500 Talent 1 .143 Prospect 0 7 MO scorer for SM with 13 while Kip Walls nine was tops for Talent. Ron Daley of the Crusaders was credited with a good defensive job in keep- ins Bulldog threat Rollie Welburn scoreless. Gam Clot Butte rails overcame an early Jacksonville lead of to 4 and headed by three or ' i Front - running St. Mary's of Medford and second place j Butte Falls high fortified J their positions in the Jackson f County B Basketball league I last nifht. I . - . j . m n . St. Mary's bounced Talent wur poims mosi oi me resi 58 to 34 and Butte Falls sur- oi xne way. wuarxer scores ia- vived 44 to 40 after a tough vorea emie xamisio A, scrap with Jacksonville. to 18 and 35 to 32. Scoring i The Crusaders of Medford of Raymond Abbott with 18 7 had good ballhawking and de- and Larry Cavin with 15 and . fense in the first half but the backboarding of Abbott ;in't intn rorin? stride made the difference. Ron i Bulldogs. The Medford club led 13 to 8 at the quarter and 19 to 15 at the half. Dick Evans was the high Colt Coach At Baylor until the third period when Davis had 12 points and Ken m,o ,.- 93 noint to Perrerara 11 ior me -tea- ttain a A". tn 21 ear over the skirls. Butte Falls put in u 01 n free heave tries and Jackson ville 14 of 21. St. Mary's- took its Junior varsity scrape 42 to 36 with Fred Burich and Mike Austin scoring 12 apiece. Dickinson recorded the same number for Talent. The Crusaders play the . 11- t-i t- i i .npsers oi uue WaCO. lex. '- IT . . .. , -,-.,-, r.rpntl, nf the Ral- BUtte taiiS On wiuit timore Colts, was expected to Prospect will vie at Talent. arrive at Baylor University todav to take over as the new football coach. Announcement of Bridgers' selection Monday night ended a month-long search for a suc cessor to Sam Boyd who quit last December when his last two teams ended up in the Southwest conference cellar. Bridgers, 37-year-old de fensive line coach of the pro fessional Colts since 1957, was expected to fly from his home Remsen 6; in Baltimore acre iuuay. Baylor University, one of the largest Baptist schools in the world, said it never an nounced terms of a contract. However, it did say that "it's long enough-a good solid con tract.' LINE-UPS: 58 St. Mary't f 13 D. Evana . IF 10 B. Evans . C 6 Mikache , I G 9 R. Daley G 11 Hout Talent 34 Wall 9 Seaver . Pittman Welburn Butler Substitutions F o r St. Mary f Cooper 2. Yates 5. Mete. !nKy, w fialev: for Talent. King. Knua sen 6. B. Jacobs 2. M. Jacobs 3. 44 Butte Falls Jacksonville 40 v.iii. Perreard 11 F 3 Ferguson ,, Branson 6 C 18 Abbott Griffin 8 r. 15 Cavin Davis 12 n iriWuin White c...titiitinn Fnr Butte Falls, for JacKsonvuie, vessel. Hornet Crews Down Phoenix Meyers, Hogan Card Big Win in Holiday Meet Ranny Smith ana i om Teutsch handed Clayton Lew is and Frank Allen their first loss in the holiday han- dicao eolf tournament at Rogue Valley Country club high last week but dropped from grade second to third in the stand- He d r 1 e k Junior seventh and eighth hoopmen won 26 to 17 and ings because of the big climb 9K to 24. resoeetivelv over made by Paul Meyers and Phoenix clubs yesterday Dick Hogan. while the Hornet seventh jun- Meyers and Hogan won lor varsity was nipped 14 to nine points from Ken Teeter 13 by the Lone Pine graders, and Jerry Olson to take over The Hedrick eighth had an secona spoi ana arop eier mihill rtruffffle. Phoenix led and Olson from tnira to 10 to 2, 17 to 5 and 21 to 14 17th place tie in the stand- sit the Quarters. The Hornets ings. utilize full court orsa in I Although Lewis and Allen the last half and out fired lt three points in their vhni it. 9 in thm iat match, they still have the atanza. Gib Mitchel had 11 lead in the tourney of five points and Dan Miles eight Pomts with their Z3 total, for Hedrick and Richey and Meyers and Hogan have 18 Johnson each seven for Phoe- Pi and Smith and Teutsch -. 16. Lewis and Allen had one i-4-v. other match, breaking even --. ,-. with Dr. D. C. Boals and Dr. quarters but broke through William Miller, the rival zone defense in the standings: last nanol tn train a derisive Matches Points , - - - c Lewis-Allen 8 Plus 33 preaa. r irsi quarter count Meyers-Hogan 6 was 6 to 5 and tallies were I smith-Teutci knotted 7-all and 9-all at the Boais-Miiier Steve Voegtly-Cownlnf I moore-isuiuevy other intermisisons. Root scored nine markers and Douehertv-J. Lewis Larrv Vowell had eleht for Hiyfland-Humphrey , T. -r,rt. Miine-iMuiton me ivieaiora team, joe m or a.-1 Sears-Mayer Lambert-Mitchell Fabrick-Wells Odell-Nuich man had eight for Phoenix. The Hornet jayvees had 1 to 0 auarter and 7 to 0 half 9- Knt-Parson : . . . I L. uark-Mitcneu in meir mix out weni score- Teeter-Olson less themselves in the third Ka"bak-Eidswick quarter when Lone Pine hit pwiUDs-Giibertson for 10 I Nichols-A. Broyle Ir uiuk-ouiuvaii Conrad-Anderson Robinson-Leonard I PoDe-Travis I Marten-Somers Gordon-Lynch BOWLING LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE 7 4 4 11 7 7 7 t 6 8 5 7 6 - S 7 7 2 12 4 . 6 3 9 - 6 1 Standings: Crater Inn Pepsi Cola Hawkinson Ross Lumber Morning Fresh K-DOV Wooden Shoe Jorgensen's Union Club Crater Logging Silver Dollar Li lunger's W. . 7 S , 6 5' 5 5 4 3 3 2 1 1 L. 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 S 3 6 7 7 Getchell-VanDuker 8 Cottineham-Alexander 5 Pickell-Withrow 5 Sanborn-Morris 4 Hall-Brown ,, , 5 Rementeria-Barclar 4 Holmes-Baker 10 18 18 8 8 8 7 8 S 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 1 - 1 0 0 Minus 2 2 " 4 - 8 - 8 7 8 8 " 10 10 - 10 . - 13 16 - 26 Low net best-ball: 61 Clyde Knight-R. R. Parsons ' 62 Clayton Lewis-Frank Allen 63 Jack Lewis-Jack Daugherty Polaris Missile Failed in Range Washington -(OPD- Reports circulated today that a Polaris missile flew only about 60 miles toward its 800-mile goal Monday in a test that the Navy billed as "fully success ful." The much-publicized ballis tic missile, being developed for launching from submar ines, hit the ocean off Cape Canaveral, Fla., about 740 miles short of its target, the reports said. U n d er questioning, the Navy now concedes that the test missile "did not reach its intended range." It has down graded its description of the test to "partially successful." Until newsmen raised ques tions, however, there was no visible attempt here to ex plain that the flight was something less than the sensa tion at first claimed by the wavy at Cape Canaveral. The episode seemed to illus- 437 i93i: Jackson County Federal trate what may be a zrowine 3 (Nell Jones 452) 1976. . , ,1 M Wf " t acfc idvurdme im pressions stand unless Ques tioned. MB i nwmmmmmmmmmmrmmmmmmmmmiimmm w i.ei v j,iii,.is..iH Golfers Eye Thunderbird Palm Springs, Calif.- (UPB -The touring professionals reached the plush surround ings of Palm Springs today and go out to battle Thursday on the fourth step of the win ter golf tour in. the $15,000 Thunderbird invitation tournament. World production of foot wear totaled 1,683,604,000 pairs in 1957, an increase of 12.6 per cent over the 1955 total. In the same period out put per capita rose from .68 pair to .70. MOBILE BUILDS STADIUM Mobile, Ala.-(UPl-Work on a new home for the Mobile Bears of the Southern Associa tion will start this week but the stadium is not expected to be completed until the sea son is well underway. The stadium will have a capacity of 11,000. NAMED TO FACULTY Waterville -(OPD- Floyd Ben Schwartzwalder, head foot ball coach at Syracuse uni versity, has been appointed to the faculty of the Colby college coaching school to be held here June 17-19. He will share the lecture platform with basketball coach Adolph Rupp of Kentucky. MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Ore., Wednesday, Jinusry 21, 19S9 9 When you're thirsty for a glass of cool, refreshing draft beer, look for the blue and red neon window sign that tells you there's rare good taste on tap inside 01YMPIA BREWING COMPANY. OtYMPI. WASHINGTON. . t. A, T M CROSBY WINNERS Art Wall Jr. (right), of Pocono Manor, Pa., and his amateur partner, Charlie Coe of Oklahoma City, congratulate each other after winning the 18th Annual Crosby Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament at Pebble Beach, Calif. Wall, who came in with an individual score of 279 to win the pro event, also had a net core of 252 with Coe to win the pro-amateur event. CLEARING BAR at 6 feet 11 Inches, John Thomas, 17, Boston University fresh man, sets world's indoor high jump record during Knights of Columbus track meet Thomas made big jump during last of three leaps after others dropped out. srpaDiKTrs ington Lost by SOC For OTI Tussle Tonight Ashland Basketball spir its in the Southern Oregon college hoop camp took a big turn for the worse this week when it was revealed that for ward Punk Biddington would be lost for the Oregon Tech game tonight at Klamath Falls. The fullextent of Bidding- ton's injuries was not yet known but, in addition to the Oregon Tech fracas, he un doubtedly will be out for the two all -important games against Portland State next week end, Dick Smith is the likely re placement . for the injured Biddington. He has played the spot on numerous occa sions this year. On two occa sions Smith was a starter at forward. Looking further, the Raid ers appear in good physical Results: Crater Inn 3 (G. Rises 533) 2259: Crater Logging Co. 1 (D. Jantzer 4671 2234. Pepsi Cola 3 (M. Clark 520) 2301: Lininger s 1 (C. Tomlin 439) 2118. HawKinsons 3 (V. Knox 486) 2246; Wooden Shoe 1 (L. Learning 433 ZilO. Ross Lumber 4 (J. Kessler 522) 2502; Union Club 0 (V. Cummings Morning Fresh 2 (S. Beck 515) 2209; Jorgensen's 2 (D. Virtue 495) 2270. K-DOV 4 (F. Duncan 498) 2386: Silver Dollar 0 (L. Patterson 414) 21ZZ. High series 8c games: G. Riggs SJ3 (iaai; v. summing 523 (181): J. Kessler 522 (187): A. Bohannon 522 (207); M. Clark 520 (189); S. Beck 515 (182). Splits: B. Clark 3-6-10-7-8: C. Lowd 5-8-10. VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: Hearin Lumber Co. Jackson County Federal Trowdbridge & Flynn E. rl. Mann Rogue Sportsman Baker Moulding Plant Clave Construction V. S. Bank Hillyer Oil W. 9 8 7 7 7 7 - 6 Sewing Machine Center Pioneer Club Quality Market I 3 4 5 I 5 6 6 7 8 9 9 Kesulls: Pioneer 1 (Vivian Bateman 433) 2035; Hearin 3 (Eva Sessions 452) Sewing Center 1 (Doris Forbes Judicial Power Transfer Proposed Salem- IUPD -Transfer of all judicial power now held by county , courts to .Circuit Courts and judges would re sult from SB 78 read for the first time in the Senate today. - The bill was prepared by the 'Legislative Interim Com mittee on Judicial Adminis tration. In the same bill Sherman county is transferred from the 11th judicial district to the 7th district and provision made that in the 12th judicial district one judge must be a resident of Polk county and one a resident of Yamhill county. Connecticut state . library located here contains the table upon which Abraham Lin coln signed the historic Em ancipation proclamation, one of the nation's treasures. Mann Co. 1 (Gertie Blind 423) 1971: Baker Moulding 3 (Alma Bowman 463) 2053. Hillyer 2 (Helen Clark 468) 1957; Trowbridge Sc Flynn 2 (Mar videene Vick 438 ) 2057. Clave 1 (Sandy Shaffer 449) 1994; Rogue Sportsman 3 (Ann Wilson 387) 2002. U. Bank 3 (Charlene Stephen son 431) 1955; Quality Market 1 Helene Culy 430) 1954. Split Conversions Marge Booth 5-7. Marvideene Vick 4-7-9; Edith Dickinson 5-10; Mamie Baker 5-10 and 3-10 High game: Helen Clark 202. High series: Helen Clark, 468. Courtland, Ala.-(UPD- Willie Burt gave police a logical ex planation as to why he made a left turn into the path of another automobile: "I been turning there for a long time, and there never has been another car there be- BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized ' and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main PHONE SP 2-4440 shape but need more depth in the forward positions. Dave D'Olivo with his 15.8 point average will start at center for the Haiders with forwards Smith and Don Van nice along with guards Jim McAbee and Gordie Carrigan. Oregon Tech stands with a 1-3 record in the Oregon Col legiate conference in losing two to Portland State and splitting a two-game series with Eastern Oregon last week end in Klamath Falls. Southern Oregon on the other hand has a 4-0 OCC rec ord with double wins over EOC and Oregon College of Education. SOC has also won its last six out of seven ball games. Laval Meunier will team with Dave Love as the sec ond line guards and big Glen Peterson could well be the third man at forward. Phil Sword, Dick. Puhl, and Jerry Flakus make up the rest of the reserves. GUN CHARGE MADE Vancouver, Wash. (DPD - A man in the Clark county jail here who said he was Jimmy Jones, professional football player for the Los Angeles Rams, was charged with car rying a gun without a permit and released on S50 bond Tuesday, the sheriffs office said. Jones and a man identi fied as his father, L. C. Jones, 43, Tacoma, were picked up north of here Monday night on Highway 99 by Deputy Sheriff Bud Carr. COMPLETING 18 years as head coach of Army foot ball team, Earl Blaik re signs effective February 15. Silky Has Bad Leg Arcadia, Calif. CPD Silky Sullivan after one start this winter, has been shelved for the season because of leg trou ble, trainer Reggie Cornell disclosed today at Santa Anita. The stretch-running sensa tion of the 1958 winter and spring season has developed a splint in his right front leg after having a similar ail ment on his left front leg treated earlier. The colt was laid up last summer but made a comeback at Tanforan last month when he won a sprint race and again displayed his well-known ability to come from behind. In his only start at Santa Anita, Silky displayed none of his former stretch-running ability. cxJw4'&Z &(iftf&ftl 'Ess VftDUBBOM mmmmmmm iiiiiiiWIi V- .V,V.'.'rf.,lV.'il'J, .V.W.V.JV-'' ::-:x4I."".'Kl-l V j THE AMERICAN DISTILLING CO- INC New York Pekin, III. SausalitO, Calif. v " -. "I . 'W J " . - -jsr VT lirttt, ? -, x-';-.-',- ? 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