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Lead Tied In Handicap Golf Tussle Bob Voegtly and Bill Cown ing pulled into a tie last week for first place in the holiday handicap golf tournament at Rogue Valley Country club. Voegtly and Bill Cowning, who made the big climb into second place the previous week, won two points from Carl Schmidt and Duane Lub bers to up their total to 31. They knotted for, the lead with Ranny Smith and Tom Teutsch who did not play last week. Clayton Lewis and Frank Allen remained ' in third place with 24 points although they had no match. The fourth spot duo, Paul Meyers and Dick Hogan dropped two points to Dr. Ralph Odell and John Nuich. Qualifying play for the spring handicap tournament must be completed by March 1 after which entries will be paired for matches. STANDINGS: Smith-Teutsch Matches Points 11 Plus 31 Voeetly-Cownine 9 31 24 20 16 12 C. Lewis-Alien 11 Meyers-Hogan 10 C. Knight-Paraons. 11 Odell-Nuich 10 Moore-DunJevy 1 Dougherty-J. Lewis.. 10 Haviland-Humphrey 10 L. Clark-P. Mitchell 10 10 i 10 9 8 3 1 1 Lambert-J. Mitchell 9 Sears-Mayer Boals-W. Miller . Katibak-Eidswick PhiUips-Gilbertson Fabrick-Wells Conrad-Anderson -Pitts-Casey 12 11 7 2 9 9 6 1 1 0 1 1 2 2 2 4 5 7 7 8 10 10 11 13 13 15 24 18 24 Minus Nicholt-A. Broyles 12 Robinson-Leonard -FUnk-Sullivan 6 5 MUne-Nulton Schmidt-Lubbers 9 12 6 1 Marten-Somers Gordon-Lynch Pickell-Withrow 5 Sanborn-Morris 4 Cottingh'm-Alexand'r 8 Teeter-Olson 7 Hall-Brown 5 Pope-Travis 1 Getchell-Van Duker.. 9 Rementeria-Barclay.. S H. Holmes-Baker 11 LOW NET BEST-BALL: 61 Clyde Knight -Bud Parsons; 62 Clayton Lewis - Frank Allen; 63 Jack Lewis-Jack Dougherty. South GP Fives Win South Grants Pass tipped McLoughlin Junior high ninth grade basketball team, of Med- ford 45 to 40 yesterday and the Trojan eighth took its game 27 to 25 from its Med- ford rival. Bob Mclntire sparked the South ninth s win with zb points, getting 16 free points in 25 tries. McLoughlin players missed lay-ins when they were trail ing just 38 to 39 and 40 to 41 in the late minutes of the game. The GP club had quarter leads of 12 to 6, 23 to 20 and 35 to 32. Mac outhit South from the field 16 to 12 but Mclntire's gifters did the big damage. 1 Banner 17 Rebounds Bob Scroeder had 11 points and Norm Renner and George Clearwater each 10 for the Bulldogs and Renner had 17 rebounds. South GP eighth scored only one point in the last quarter but led 26 to 18 at the end of the third after a 14-all half tie. McLoughlin hit only .80 average from the field and made only one of 12 cripple tries in the second half. Mike Neathamer had 11 points for the Bulldogs. NINTH LINE-UPS: 45 South GP McLoughlin F 26 Mclntire Renner 10 F 9 Wilson Schroeder 11 C 3 McSwann Clearwater 10 G 2 McLain .. Clausen G 3 Milleman Elmgren 2 Substitution For South GP. Smith. Rober in 2; lor McLough lin, Lowery, 4. Ray 4, Gardner, Ackley. . ' Commissioners Whack Purses Los Angeles -(UPD-Attorneys for Art (Golden Boy) Aragon and Charlie Sawyer prepared today for a legal battle to force release of . the entire purses for both boxers de spite a California athletic commission ruling to the con trary. The commission agreed there was no fraud in Ara gon's fourth-round knockout victory over Sawyer on Jan. 31. or in the bout. But it did rule "that the fighters did not do their best," a spokesman said. Therefore, Aragon is to receive only $6,000, instead of the $8,000 for which he contracted to fight Sawyer, and his opponent had one-half of his $2,000 purse withheld. Barber Ruled Mat Runner-Up : Central Point -Butcn Bar ber, 106-pound Crater high wrestler, has-been declared runner-up in his class in the District 6 A-l tournament, and will be entered in the state tourney at Corvallis this week end. ' Barber was ruled second place winner in the district run-off by reversal of a dis puted referees' decision. He met Warren Olsen, Klamath Falls, in an overtime scrap for the 106 runner-up spot? Med PU T Fwwi fit CASTING A HEX Michigan State forward Horace Walker appears to be casting a hex to disrupt Michigan guard George Lee's shot at the basket in the game be tween State and Michigan in East Lansing, Mich. Lee sank the shot anyway for two points, and then sank a free throw which he was awarded because it was ruled that Walker had fouled him. State won anyway, 103 to 91. a 7 59 ' WHO HA5 MADE "LEFT-HAND ED" AND -eiGHT-HANDEO" HOLES IN ONE? fjaay Pezzulb, recently named the "Golf Professional of 1958" and a working pro at Norlhbrook, llljjis 3n ambidextrous golfer and is believed to be the only man to have made "holes in one" play ing left-handed and right-handed. 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. Reds Trim Blue Team Charles Skeeters Reds de feated Sam Jenning's Blues Sunday in the annual team trapshoot of Medford Gun club." ' As a result the Blues will serve the dinner preceding the annual meeting this eve ning at the club. The Reds won by a mar gin of 15 targets 1207 to 1192. High wind ..held scores down for the most part for the 60 shooters who partici pated. However, Martin Clog ston and Jennings each broke 49 out of 50 birds. Scores sent in for the Northwest- Spokesman - Re view Telegraphic. Skeet shoot were Floyd Young 20 and Ed Henselmann and Max Weston each 17. Dinner is set for 7 o'clock tonight. A social hour will be gin at 6 o'clock. 50 Wrestlers Face Beavers Ashland-Southern Oregon college takes on their tough est foe of the year next Wed nesday night when they tangle with the varsity grapplers from Oregon State college in the. SOC gym beginning at 8 p.m. . . Although undefeated, the Raiders will be meeting a foe that beat the University of Oregon 33-0 just recently. ANY MAIL, from Barker's? UNE Jf y.f. so fi V , Vs.f ' North GP 9fh Winner North Grants Pass Junior high won the ninth grade con test and Hedrick of Medford the seventh and eighth grade scuffles in basketball rivalry between the two schools yest erday. . North ninth won out 37 to 30 after having quarter gaps of 8 to 6, 17 to 8 and 28 to 18. Ausland paced the Cave kids with 16 points and turn ed in an all-around fine game along with Lewellyn. Scott Eaton fouled out in the third quarter but was high man for Hedrick with nine. Allen turned in a top defensive game for the Hornets of Med ford. Miles Has 12 Hedrick eighth had a 37 to 29 final margin after 12 to 2, 23 to 17 and 26 to 25 quar ter scores. Dan Miles had 12 points for the Hornets and Jim Bandy and Roy ' Ross worked the boards well. Bon zan scored 11 points for GP. Seventh grade outcome was 37 to 31 with the Hornets having 10 to 8, 21 to 16 and 26 to 23 edges. Steve Root of Hedrick and Buckie Vancil of Grants Pass had 10 points each. 1 The Hedrick seventh grade junior varsity defeated Grif fin Creek 13 to 11 yesterday. LINE-UPS: 37 North GP Hedrick 30 F Atkins Eaton ; 9 F 16 Ausland Wickersham C 9 Davis Allen : 7 G 9 Lewellyn Vowel! 6 G 1 Debo Fisher 2 Substitutions For North GP. Swank 2. Paulus. Curtis. Knyiston, Van Koten, Askins. Wolke: for Hedrick. Thompson. Cowan 2, Keith, Bradford 3, Byrd 1. . Liston, DeJohn Tangle Tonight ' Miami Beach- (CPD - Two of the hardest punchers in the heavyweight ranks - Sonny Liston and Mike De John -will aim their bombshells at one another tonight and the odds are two to one the fight won't go the scheduled 10 rounds. Liston is ranked the ninth contender by Ring Magazine and 10th by the National Box ing ' Association. DeJohn is rated ninth "by the NBA and 10th by the magazine. Pirates Sign Portland Star Portland - (UPD - Karl Haag, former Lincoln high school third baseman and pitcher, was signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates for an undisclosed sum Tuesday and assigned to Columbia, Ga., of the Class A Sally league.- - ' i -s Jacksonville, Jackson B League Frays JACKSON COUNTY B LEAGUE STANDINGS W. St. Mary's 10 Jackson"-'Ue 11. Butte FaUs 8 Talent 8 - Prospect 0 Pet. .714 .688 .533 .533 .000 Jacksonville high assured itself of at least second place in regular Jackson County B league baseketball play and stayed in the running for the championship ; last night by subduing Butte Falls 43. to 37. At the same time Talent tipped St. Mary's 46 to 44 on Ron Welburn's shot in over time to put the loop leader ship of the Crusaders of Med ford in a precarious spot. St. Mary's must win both of its remaining regular en counters, at Butte Falls Fri day and at Prospect Monday to wrap up an unshared dia dem. If the Crusaders drop one of the two, Jacksonville will be co-champ and, should SM lose both, the Redskins will get the title alone. The Redskins ended their regular B loop slate last night with an 11-5 record while St. Mary's now stands 10-4. Only Three Fouls - Jacksonville led at every quarter of its game 10 to 9, 30 to 15 and 36 to 24 but won Prep Basketball TUESDAY GAMES United Press International Jefferson 47, Lincoln 34 Cleveland 69, Wilson 43 Grant 76. Benson 54 Roosevelt 54, Washington 45 Franklin 49. Madison 48 St. Helens 59. Forest Grove 57 Oswego 71, West Linn 57 Tillamook 74, Oregon City 42 McMinnville 57, Tigard 55 Milwaukie 60, Hillsboro 50 Clackamas 59, Gresham 50 Wy'east 63, Parkrose 53 Scappoose 44, Molalla 42 Dallas 68, Newberg 55 Reynolds 53, Silverton 32 Sandy 63, Jesuit 52 David Douglas 52, Central Cath olic 45 Albany 44, North Eugene 42 (2 o.t.) Junction City 72, Willamette 66 (o.t.) Oakridge 60, Pleasant Hill 57 Yoncalla 50, Elkton 44 Myrtle Creek 59, Douglas 43 Mac-Hi 63. Vale 41 Serra 61, North Marion 43 Woodburn 49, Mt. Angel 33 Riddle 50, Sutherlin 44 Glide 46, Oakland 37 Jacksonville 43, Butte Falls 37 Canyonville 45. Days Creek 44 Talent 46. St. Mary's 44 (o.t.) Stayton 50. Cascade 45 Crow 51. Coburg 42 Willamina 55. Santiam 40 Seaside 51. Neahkahnie 45 Coquille 67, Bandon 45 Rainier 65, Clatskanie 53 Myrtle Point 52, Brookings 46 (o.t.) Yamhill 36. Amitv 30 -Creswell 44. Drain 42 Marion Smith Car Wins Rally Marion Smith was the driv er and Gary Blew the navi gator of the winning car Sun day in the monthly rally of Siskiyou Sports Car club. A hare and hounds rally was held. Gene Hoyt was sec ond place driver. His navi gator was Carolyn Story. Next event will be a trophy rally on March 15. Mercury's new beauty is planned for Here's proof you needn't sacrifice comfort for beauty. Unfike most l '59 cars. Mercury is beautifully built for roominess. For instance: the hump on the floor has been cut in half, giving the middle rider JJprS i - ii -1 :: IN MERCURY THERFS MORE SEAT CUSHIONING, deeper, thicker, softer under the middle rider. You'll find it' the most comfortable center-of-the-car ride on, the road. Mercury gives you normal sitting height, too, for relaxed riding comfort. '59 MERCURY Don't miss the big television hif, "THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW," Sunday evening, 8:00 to 9:00. Station KBES-TV, channel 5 MEDFORD MOTORS, INC. 225 S. RivorsicL , "Show Rooms Open Nightly, 7 to 9 P.M." QUALITY NEW CARS SAFE-BUY USED CARS RELIABLE SERVICE Talent Nab the game at the free line with 11 gifters in 21 chances to Butte Falls' three for four. Just three fouls were called on Jacksonville while the Loggers were whistled for 16. Butte Falls hit 17 for 52 from the field and the Redskins 16 for 51. Edwin Ellis,-' Butte Falls was high scorer with 16 pointy and Ken Perreard 19 for Jacksonville. 1 : Talent and St. Mary's were tied at 42-all at the end of the fourth quarter last night after Talent had led most of the way. Bob Evans of SM tallied first in the overtime then Rollie Welburn tied up the game. A . Crusader shot and missed with seven sec ands remaining in the extra. Talent got the ball and Ron Welburn put in a 20-feet set with three seconds left for the winning points. The Bulldogs headed at each of the intermissions 17 to 11, 30 to 19 and 35 to 27. Bob Evans had 16 points for the Crusaders and Rollie Welburn 12 for Talent. Talent Paces First Half Talent took its first half; command with a steadier game. . It hit well from the outside and had rebound con trol. The Bulldogs beat the Crusaders in the battle for loose balls in the first two quarters. St. , Mary's, : which forced its shots in the first half, moved the ball better over the rest of the way and got better chances. The Med ford crew improved its re bounding and other fighting for the ball and tightened its defense. St. Mary's lost Dick Evans on fouls in the third quarter and Mike Jacobs and Eddie Seaver were sidelined for the same reason in the fourth. Ron , Daley of SM held Ron Welburn of the Bulldogs to two field goals in the regular playing time to none in the last two quarters. - Talent won its junior var sity mix with the Crusaders 53 tO'39 and Butte Falls won from Jacksonville in a JV prelim. Talent will be host to Pros pect in a league game on Fri day. On Thursday Jackson ville, which now has an 11-9 season mark, will meet Cra ter JV at Central Point. LINE-UPS: 46 Talent - , st. Mary's F 4 M. Jacobs D. Evans F 10 Seaver B. Evans C 5 Pittman Miksche G 8 Ron Welburn R. Daley G 12 Rol. Welburn Hout Substitutions For Talent. Knud sen 2, Walls 5; for St. Mary's Shasky, Yates 5. 43 Jacksonville Butte Falls 37 F 19 Perreard Ferguson 8 F 2 Vessel Remsen 2 C 2 Griffin Abbott 6 G 13 Bransom Cavin 1 G 3 Hanley Ellis 16 Substitutions For Jacksonville, Cabler, Long, Hubbard. Davis, White 4; for Butte Falls, Barlow, Ellefson 4. Lutherans form 96 per cent of Finland's population. School Mevs Eagle Point High School By Debbie Dunlap and Norma Noble Ten of the speech students from Eagle Point High will attend Linfield college at Mc Minnville Feb. 18 through 22, where a speech conference is being held. The students in clude Suzi Chubb, Georgia Weidman, Susie " Palm, Joey and Jackie Hume, Rolf Gus land, Debbie Dunlap, Carol Scott, Aedene Jensen and Lana McGraw. They will compete in de bate, interpretation,, oration, visual aids, salesmanship, after dinner speaking, radio script, and interview. The Eagle Point FFA chap ter is seeking two prairie schooner wagons for the Ore gon Centennial celebration. The wagons will be used by the 4-H students who will travel from Medford to Cor vallis for the summer school" session in June; The EP chapter also has participated in a few con tests. In the district leader ship contest in Phoenix re cently, Bill Hubbard, senior, placed fourth. Bill's speech, entitled "Unity, the Key to Agricultural Prosperity," was given in the public speaking contest. ' The parliamentary proced ure team placed fifth. Other schools of the Rogue and Umpqua valleys participated. Feb. 7 a group of Eagle Point FFA boys went to Marshfield to a skills contest. Steve Carroll placed first in the "secretary book" and second in seed identification. John Cox placed third in seed identification. Victor Halsey placed second in hog calling, and Bill Morgan placed sec ond in the first year project book. The third adult farmer class, sponsored by the Eagle Point vocational Agriculture class was started Jan. 8 on livestock feeding. Attending the class from the area are 35 farmers. It is instructed by Keith Hockersmith, sales man from the Grange Co-op of Central Point. "Pioneers of the Future" was selected by the seniors as the motto for the gradu ating class of 1959 in a recent election. Because 1959 is the centen nial of Oregon, students car ried the spirit of the year over into the selection of their class flower, the Centennial Rose, the state's official cen tennial flower. For sharp con trast with the scarlet red of the roses, white carnations were chosen. So red and white was decided upon for the class colors. The Smith sisters, Carol and Sharon, were the feature people - makes room more leg room... and a thicker, softer cushion. Mercury has We roomiest passenger compartment of all. Has the widest doors. Has ; the most visibility. Yes, you're comfortably fixed ... in a Mercury. , MERCURY FIRST SIDE-TO-SIDE WIPERS that clear a 5-foot swath, including the center area! Gives you better visibility thru the world's largest windshield. SEE IT DRIVE ITAT YOUR MERCURY DEALER'S at a dance sponsored by the sophomore class Feb. 7. The girls sang several songs, one of which was written by Carol, who is a junior at Eagle Point. Sharon, a seventh grader, attends grade school at Shady Cove. The Smith family recently moved to Shady Cove from Sacramento, Calif. The second annual "Pops Concert" was presented by the high school band under the direction of Charles Mar tin, band instructor, Sunday afternoon, Feb. 15. . The concert featured selec tions from the "Music Man" by Meredith Wilson and three band sketches by Marrissey. Several popular songs were played, including "Patricia," "Tom Dooley," "Teddy Bear's Picnic," and "White Silver Sands." Fred Jossy and Frances Huffman were featured with solos. Fred played the trum pet 'and Frances the baritone saxaphone. . . The event was held in the grade school gym which was decorated with log fences, trees, and scenery to carry out 'the Centennial theme. Punch and cookies were served throughout the con cert. - Bill Hubbard, Eagle Point senior, was elected for the office of county judge in the 11th annual Student Govern ment Day election held here Jan. 27. One of the duties con nected with this office was to give an after dinner speech at the Elk's lodge Feb. 4. Other elective offices se cured by the Eagle Point jun iors and seniors included the juvenile officer, held by Jean Messecar; sheriff, . Art Gard ener; deputy records clerk, Pat Clave; and county en gineer, (Duane Anderson. Appointive offices were held by Jaye MacDermot as audio visual aid director; water master, Steve Carroll; public health nurse, Molly Gregg; and agricultural agent, Jack Esp. The original purpose of the program was to give seniors an apportunity to see local government in action. Students were chosen for various offices by students in elections that are similar to those held for actual govern mental officials. The program is sponsored annually by the Elks club. Kerek Jarto, violinist, pre sented a program of classical music at a National School assembly Monday, Feb. 16. Jarto was accompanied on the piano by a traveling com panion, Mr. Kennedy. Both have been in motion pictures, traveled around the world, and given many perform- for 6, not just 4! NEW KIND OF RESPONSE FROM 4 GREAT ENGINES 210-HP Economy V S. 280-HP Marauder V-8 newest, most advanced engine is America. 322-HP Marauder V S. 345-HP Marauder V-8, biggest of ail '59 engines. MERCURY DIVISION K MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Ort.; Court Records DISTRICT COURT . Robert A. Stokes, violation of basic rule, $15. Eino E. Kangas. petty larceny, S5. Clarie W. M. Estelle, failure to stop. $10. Richard A. Saltmarsh, overload. $97. Ernest W. Hinkle. overload. $62. James D. Owens, insufficient lighting equipment, $6. Albert Lee Adams, no operator's license. $10. Robert L. Front, passing on a crest. $15. Helen Lees Martin, violation of basic rule, $15. Jack R. Teston, no motor vehicle license. $10. Charles D. Sprayer, passing on a crest. $10. Edison D. Pugmire, violation of ances. Jarto played an Hungarian melody and continued with several selections including a Russian tune, "Flight of the Bumble Bee," "Fascination," "Hot Canary," "Sabre Dance" and the world famous "Ave Maria." Mr. Kennedy was featured on. the piano with two selec tions. One was a Chopin melody, "Minuet Waltz." LOOK FOR THESE LABELS (YOUR GUESTS WILL!) a.- j rilftAM I HIRAM WALKER Pint CodeNo.266C 7 yrs. old 86.8 proof WALKER'S DeLUXE STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY A70 Ys Qf. Code No. 113B 305 . w Pint Code No. 113C Hiram Walker's VODKA Clearly the best W & Qf. 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