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8 MAIL TRIBUNI. Medford, Oregon, Tuesday, March 10, 1939 Cincinnati Locks Up Title: HI ajjor Cage Tourney Starts United Press International that will be awarded this sea Cincinnati,Bradley and New son and the NCAA major-col-Mexico Statetoday bagged the lege carnival really starts last three post-season berths popping tonight with three Second Of Games For NAIA Kansas City, Mo. (UPD- The second chapter of the NAIA coast-to-coast basketball tour nament unfolded today with favored Tennessee A&I State making its debut against Ne braska Wesleyan. Eight first - round games were on tap just like open ing day Monday. The Tennessee crew, which has won the NAIA champion ship twice before including last year, will go against the Nebraskans at 5 p.m. (p.s.t). Today's action began at 8:30 a.m. with New Britain, Conn, and Westminster of Pennsyl vania fighting it out. Other first round results Monday and Monday night saw several other seeded teams come through with vic tories all except seventh ranked Pikeville College of Kentucky. The Kentuckians lost to un heralded Arkansas State Teachers 70-67. Fort Hays State of Kansas beat Westminster of Utah 73- K,0m mm v ii I r1""r r"fj 1 'I lIUillljLJI 11 'I JOCKEY HURT Willy Hartack was kicked by another horse as he was dismounting from Quick Wit after the ' sixth race at Gulfstream Racetrack in Florida. Picture shows him lying on the ground in pain just following the incident After treatment at the track hospital, Har tack was able to continue riding in later races. BOWLING MAJOR LEAGUE Standings: Pin TJps Kegleri W L 82 ',i 29 i 74 i 37,i 62 50 42 70 40'a 71'i 34 ',2 77 x Buddies Follies Sputniks in Channel Cats Triple Threat Results: Pin Ups 4 (Helen Clark 613) 1644; Keglers 0 (U. Knox 511) 1437. Buddies Follies 4 IE. Baker 525) 1555; Triple Threats 0 (S. McCrea- dy 1381. Channel Cats 3 (R. Barr 562) 1568; Sputniks III 1 (V. Cummings 541) 1470. High games H. Clark, 218-222; J. 3. McCready. 200; R. Barr, 212-215; V. Cummings. 223. High series H. Clark. 613; R. Barr, 562; V. Cummings, 541; H. Culy. 531; E. Baker. 525. High game Channel Cats, 566. High series Pin Ups, 1644. KIWANIS JR. HI LEAGUE Standings: W Johnny Rebs 13 Gutter Gang 13 Ronchy Rollers . 13 Pin Stealers 11 The Heads 11 Question Marks 10 Alley Rats 9 Rough Riders 4 L 8 8 8 10 10 11 12 17 Results: Question Marks 2 (John Hay 264) 1317: Ronchv Rollers 1 (Jack Fow ler 277) 1303. AUev Rats 1 (Eric Schade 250) 1291; Rough Riders 2 (Tom Ginn 292 1371. Pin Stealers 2 (Frank Schuchard 314 1371; Johnny I'pbs 1 (Ranee Champion 297) 1337. Gutter Gang 2 (Bob Schroder) 1514; The Heads 1 (Bob Clausen 304t 1406. Splits converted Gary Ingram, 3-10: Frank Schuchard, 5-6; Eric Schade, 5-6-10: Mike Sullivan. 5-10; Tom Darland. 5-10. High game Kent Blew, 195. CLASSIC LEAGUE March 9, 1959 Standings: W Edith & Henry's Drive In 25 Hillyer Oil Co. 24 Oak Knoll Golf Course 24 Hight Real Estate 22 Lamport's Sporting Goods- 21 Sewing Machine Center 20 Trail Creek Lumber Co. 20 E. H. Mann Co 18 Sam's Sporting Goods 15 Morse Motors 11 L 15 16 16 18 19 20 20 22 25 29 Results: Trail Creek Lumber Co. 3 (Ernie Engelkes 560i 2616: Morse Motors 1 (Lee Bex 596 1 2596. Hillver Oil Co. 4 (Norm Hillyer 601 ) 2780; Edith & Henry's Drive In 0 (Bill Blunt 581) 2594. Lamport's Sporting Goods 4 (Dick DeGroot 593) 2699; Sam s Sporting Unfold Tourney 60, Indiana State stopped Morningside of Iowa 87-67 and Central Oklahoma State won over Kentucky State 72-65. Pacific Lutheran defeated Western Montana 78-60, unde feated Grambling of Louisi ana took its 28th victory by downing Christian Brothers of Memphis 81-70 and Austin College of Texas lost to Du luth Branch of the University of Minnesota 87-79. The Grambling team is ranked fourth in the 21st an nual tourney. Today's schedule also In cluded Northern State of South Dakota and Youngs town University, at noon; Le noir Rhyne and Northern Michigan at 11:30 a.m. and Southwest Texas and Linfield College at 1 p.m. Troy, Ala. State battles Il linois Normal at 3:30 p.m. and Fairleigh-Dickinson takes on Culver-Stockton at 6:30 D.m. Georgia Teachers and Platteville go in the last game today, starting at 8 p.m. 'SKINS GET REVENGE , Washington-(UPD-The Wash ington Redskins got some re venge against the Canadian Football League today by cor- raling star Calgary quarter back Eagle Dya, whom they drfted in 1956. The 'Skins have lost three of their high draft choices-Jim Wood of Oklahoma State and quarter back Joe Kapp of California to Calgary and quarterback Don Allard of Boston College to Ottawa. GETS FOOTBALL TV New York-flJPD-The NCAA has awarded television rights to its 1959 football program to the National Broadcasting company for the fifth straight year. The 1959 TV college program will include the tele cast of 10 games nationally, on nine Saturdays and on Thanksgiving Day. Goods 0 (George Barr 525) 2427. - Hight Real Estate 3 (Jim Henne beck 543) 2583; Sewing Machine Center 1 (Forrest Liddeli 516) 24S7. E. H. Mann Co. 3 (Gordon Schultz 634) 2783: Oak Knoll Golf Course 1 (Chas. Sullivan o74 2ooa. VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: Trowbridge & Flynn , Clove Const. Hearin Lmbr. Co. Sewing Mach. Center . Hillyer Oil Co. W 26 24 22 21 20 20 L 14 16 18 19 20 20 E. G. Mann Jackson Co. Federal . U. S. Bank . Pioneer Club Baker Moulding Co. Quality Mkt Rogue Sportsman Results: E. H. Mann Co. 4 (E. Lenz 498) 2020; U. S. Bank 0 (C. Stephenson 457) 1962. Sewing Mach. Center 3 (C. Sedey 411) 2014; Quality Mkt. 1 (Helen Culv 519) 1952. Pioneer Club 2 (V. Bateman 492) 2096; Cloce Const. 2 (S. Shafer 500) 2128. Hearin Lmbr. Co. 1 (M. Clark 476) 2011; Jackson Co. 3 (N. Chit wood 430) 20Z5. Hillyer Oil 1 (H. Clark 466) 1995 Baker Mldg. 3 (B. Weiss 4661. 2151. Trowkbridge & Flynn 1 (G. Blind 463) 2059: Rogue Sportsman 3 (A. Wilson 423) 2117. High game Sandy Shafer 193. High series Helen Culy 519, San dy Shafer 500. games in New York and two in Lexington, Ky. Cincinnati, after muffing one chance last Saturday night, locked up the Missouri Valley conference champion ship Monday night by beating St. Louis, 66-59, although forced to play for the last 10 minutes without All-Ameri-can Oscar Robertson. That gave the Bearcats an NCAA berth against Texas Christian at Lawrence, Kan., this Friday night. Bradley io NIT And it also cleared the decks for Bradley, runnerup in the Missouri Valley confer ence, to enter New Yorks Na tional Invitation tournament with a quarter-final berth Sat urday night against the win ner of a Thursday first-rounder between Fordham'and But ler. This has been delayed be cause the Braves would have finished in a tie with Cincin nati for the league crown if Cincinnati had lost to St. Louis. New Mexico State won the Border conference champion ship by trouncing Arizona State TJ., 78-57, in a playoff at Las Cruces, N.M. Joe Kel- ley. paced the win with 21 points as New Mexico State emerged the final top dog in what had been a triple tie for the league crown. New Mex ico State meets Idaho State in an NCAA first-rounder Wed nesday at Las Cruces, where New Mexico State now has won 24 straight games. So now the NCAA major college competition is set to roll. One first-rounder al ready has been played. De Paul nipped Portland, 57-56, at Portland Saturday, and here are the five games listed tonight: At New York Boston U. (18-6) vs. Connec ticut (17-6). West Virginia (25-4) vs. Dartmouth (22-5). North Carolina (20-4) vs. Navy (16-5). At Lexington, Ky. Bowling Green (17-7) vs. Marquette (22-4). Eastern Kentucky (16-5) vs. Louisville (16-10). New Yorle winners will join St. Joseph's (Pa.) in the regional at Charlotte, N.C., Friday and Saturday. Lexing ton winners will join Ken tucky and Michigan State in the regional at Evanston, 111., the same nights. De Paul moves into : the Lawrence, Kan., regional against Kansas State as Cincinnati . plays Texas Christian. And the Idaho State-New Mexico State winner will play in the San Francisco regional along with St. Mary's (Calif.), California, and Utah. The 32 -team NAIA small college tournament opened at Kansas City with eight first- round games and eight more first-rounders are on tap to day. Monday's winners were Minnesota (Duluth branch). Grambling (La.), Central St. (Okla.), Arkansas Teachers, Indiana State, Pacific Luther an, Fort Hays Teachers (Kan.), and West Virginia Wesleyan. The eight regional winners in the NCAA small - college tournament will compete in quarter-final games at Evans ville, Ind., Wednesday. Lee Ragsdale To Be Delegate Portland-Lee V. Ragsdale, Medford, and Miss Margaret Dodson, Portland, have been named Oregon delegates to the national convention of the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Appointments were an nounced by Mrs. Betty J. Owen, Salem, president of the Oregon association. The con vention will be held March 29 through April 2 at Port land. Ragsdale is supervisor of health and physical educa tion for Medford schools and Miss Dodson physical educa tion instructor at Portland State college. TITLE FIGHT Portland - (UPD - Promoter Tommy Moyer indicated over the week end that he has just about completed negotiations for a welterweight title fight here this summer between champion Don Jordan and Denny Moyer, should Jordan defeat Virgil Akins April 3. Portland Footballer Receives 90 Days Portland-UPD-Raye S. Ren fro, all-state football player from Jefferson high school last fall, Monday was sen tenced to 90 days in ail on a petty larceny charge aris ing from theft of two tires from a service station last Saturday. The charge was reduced from grand larceny. Munici pal Judge J. J. Murchison who imposed the jail term said he would ask the parole office to look into the case. Harman On All Coast Cage Team San Francisco (UPD Doug Smart, University of Wash ington's talented all-around performer, heads the cast for the 1959 United Press Inter national All-West Coast bas ketball team announced today. Smart, one of the top scor ers in the West and the No. 1 rebound artist in the Pacific Coast Conference, was named "Player of the Year" in a close ballot with UCLA's Walt Tor rence. Pete Newell, who pi loted University of Califor nia's Golden Bears to the PCC championship, easily was picked as "Coach of the Year." Bears, Gaels Shut Out Surprisingly enough, the voters failed to name a single man to the first team from the PCC title-winning squad and St. Mary's West Coast Athletic Conference champions. Along with Smart and Tor rence on the first team were Lee Harman, Oregon State; Charley Brown of Seattle U. and Paul Neuman, Stanford. California clicked for three men on the six-man second team, placing Darrall Imhoff, Al Buch and Dennis Fitzpat rick. Ballots were counted on a basis of 10 points for the first team and five for the second. Imhoff, Tom Meschery of St. Mary's and Fitzpatrick all got as many or more first-place votes than Neumann, but the Stanford guard was named on nearly every ballot for a first or second-place berth. John Werhas, Southern Cal ifornia's fine performer, bare ly missed making the second team as he was nosed out by Bruno Boin of Washington and Dave Klurman of College of Pacific. Top Scorers Dominate The all-around strength of the first team is shown in the season's averages. Torrance leads in the Pacific Coast con ference in scoring; Smart was second, Neumann third, Har man fifth. Brown was the big gun in another fine season for the Seattle Chieftains. Smart was f ar-and-away the best rebound man in the West; and he led the PCC in field goal percentage. San Francisco (UPD Here is the 1959 United Press International all-Pacific Coast basketball team compiled on a basis of 10 points for a first-place vote, five . points for second: First Team Player & School Points Walt Torrence. UCLA, f 185 Lee Harman. Ore. St., f 155 Doug Smart, Wash., c 195 Charley Brown, Seattle U., g 110 Paul Neumann, Stanford, g . 105 Second Team Player & School Points Tom Meschery. St. Marys, f 75 55 55 75 65 70 Bruno Boin. Wash., f Dave Klurman, COP, f Darrell Imhoff, Cal., c Al Buch, Cal., g Dennis Fitzpatrick, Cal., g Honorable Mention: Werhas. USC (50l; Ogorek, Seattle (40); Wright, COP (40): Doss. St. Marys (35); O. Alcorn. Fresno State (25); Sobrero, Santa Clara (20); Anderson, beanie Pacific (20): Coleman, Idaho (15); Liveious, Idaho (15); Forbes, Pep- erdine (15); Hubbard, iiong jaeacn tate (10); Herron, Oregon (10); Armstrong. .Portland (10); Ross, Washineton State (10): Blue. Pep- perdine (10); Bazadier. Los Angeles State (10); LeCour, USF (10); Burg ess. Gonzaga (10); and five points each for: Irvine, Washington; Kent Miller. UCLA; Arrillaga, Stanford; Curtis, facific Lutheran; .ranei, Portland: Sieaty. St. Marys; Dold, St. Marys; and Mobley, Sacramento State. FIGHTS FIGHT RESULTS United Press International New York (UPD A 1 o n z o Johnson. 188. Pittsburgh, outpoint ed Jimmy Slade, 167 Vj, New York (10). Lake . Worth. Fla. (UPD Tony Padron, 128. Caracas, Venezuela, outpointed Rap Estepa, 129, Miami, Fla. (10). Chicago (UPI) Chuck Gar rett, 182, Chicago, outpointed Art Norris, 191, Chicago (8). Odessa, Tex. (UPI) Archie Moore, 192, San Diego, Calif., stop ped Sterling Dizzy Davis, 212, Hous ton. Tex. (3). Providence, RJ: (UPI) Roger Harvey, 144, Hamilton, Bermuda, outpointed Walter Byars, 145, Bos ton (10). , BASKETBALL MONDAY COLLEGE RESULTS United Press International Oklahoma 63, Colorado 60 Kansas St. 76, Nebraska 54 Cincinnati 66, St. Louis 59 " Missouri 68, Iowa St. 67 Williams 65. Amherst 62 Niagara 78, Buffalo 66 New Mex. St. 78, Ariz. St. U. 37 NAIA Tournament First Round Duluth Br. Minn. IT. 87. Austin 79 Grambling 81, Christian Bros. 10 Central Okla. 72. Kentucky St. 65 Ark. Tchrs. 70, Pikeville 67 Ind. St. 87, Morningside 67 Pac Lutheran 78. West. Mont. 60 Ft. Hays Tchrs. 73, Westmstr. 60 W. Va. Wesleyan 84. Whittier 64 SIEGRIST HIRED Corvallis (UPD Oregon State Saturday announced that Ron Siegrast, 1955 co captain and blocking back for the Beavers' has been hired as an assistant football coach. John Thomas, an assistant in football since 1956, will be shifted to freshman baseball coach and Paul Valenti, assis tant basketball coach, will re linquish freshman baseball duties. BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main ' PHONE SP 2-4440 KIEDFORBv&TRIBUNI SIP(DHBTFS oopTeamsEPalred For State Portland -(UPD- Astoria will meet Klamath Falls in the opening game of the state class A-l high school basket ball tournament in Eugene next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. . The Oregon School Activi ties association held drawings for the tournament today. Jefferson of Portland meets Sandy in the second Tuesday night game. The Wednesday Schedule: 9 ajn. St. Helens vs. Marsh field. 10:15 a.m., Baker vs. North Salem. 1:45 p.m., Beaverton or Da vid Douglas vs. Medford. 3:30 p.m., Franklin or Grant vs. Scappoose or Wy'East. . 7:30 p.m., McMinnville vs. North Bend. 8:45 p.m., Pendleton vs. Sport Parade New York (UPD- Frank Mc- Guire, a Tar Heel rebel from the sidewalks of New York, asserted today that at long last the South has risen again. The fireworks aren't as vio lent as they were tjie first time around. But this time there's almost as much hootin' and hollerin' and excitement as well as a great deal more shootin'. This uprising is concerned with basketball, a sport in which Dixie at last has taken its place as a section which bows to none when it comes to overall enthusiasm and ability. "You can believe that," Mc Guire says in a voice which, after seven years in the South, is a mulligan stew mix ture between a pastrami sand wich and hominy grts. "Bas ketball in the South, after years of being 'on its way,' has definitely arrived. On an overall basis it stacks up with any in the country and we can even give those damn yankees from Indiana a few lessons in enthusiasm." Resemble Revival Meeting The descendants of the hot heads who fired on Fort Sumter haven't lost a shade Giants Meet Red Sox Phoenix, Ariz.-(UPD-The San Francisco Giants versus the San Francisco Seals? Almost, but not quite. It will be the Giants against the Boston Red Sox here to day, but the latter club will include 11 players who were on the pennant-winning San Francisco Seals team that Boston sponsored in the Bay city's last year in the Pacific Coast league. Among the former Seals are Outfielders Marty Keough and Bill Renna, Catcher Hay wood Sullivan and Pitchers Ted Bowsfield and Jerry Ca sales. The game, in which Ted Williams may or may not make an appearance, could throw the Cactus league lead ership into a two-way dead lock should the Giants win. The Beantowners have taken the measure of the Chicago Cubs twice, while the Giants have split with Cleveland in their two starts. Williams, who has still to make his first exhibition game appearance of the year, may turn up in a pinch-hitting role. But the Red Sox camp announced Sunday that he would make his starting lineup debut Friday night in San Diego, his home town. goSfi-J DENTLY ! From HFC, of course! It's the only company of its kind backed by more than 80 years' experience Household make loan up to $1500 with up to 24 months to repag OUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main St., 2nd Floor Open Monday Evening till 8:00 Tourneys Bend or Corvallis. (Franklin and Grant met this afternoon and other play offs are set forthis evening for A-l tournament spots.) MC Versus Philomath Drawings also were held for the A-2 tourney at Coos Bay starting next Monday. Myrtle Creek meets Philo math at 2 p.m., Junction City plays Newport at 3:45; Stay ton plays Mac-Hi at 7:30 and Seaside goes against Coquille at 8:45. Drawings were held earlier for the B tourney opening on Thursday in Bend. First round games match Joseph and Jef ferson of Linn county at 2:30 p.m., MaplCton and Wheeler at .3:45; Merril and Yoncalla at 7:30 and Corbett and Pilot Rock at 8:45. ' By OSCAR FRALEY United Prest International of that impulsiveness with which they flocked to the Stars and Bars. The games are a cross between an old time revival meeting and the battle of Bull Run. "Take Saturday night for instance," said the North Carolina coach with the air of a man who would be glad to give it away. "North Caro lina State is leading by 13 points with 6:55 to play in our game at the Raleigh Coli seum. Then, bang, the lights go out and 12,500 people sit there for five minutes in the darkness. "When the lights went back on, the clock Jiad been pushed ahead a minute," he added. "Somebody was really trying to help State get it over. They did it by smashing in the door of the transformer room, de fying the sign which said 'danger-keep out,' and had pulled the main switch." At the North Carolina-Wake Forest game in February there was a full-fledged riot in which the benches and the stands were emptied for a real donnybrook. Play-Calibre Improved But' it's the overall calibre of play in a section where, aside from a few powers, most of the teams were patsies, which McGuire labels as "a fantastic boom." "They used to concede to teams like Kentucky and North Carolina State," Mc Guire illustrated. "Well, to day our Atlantic Coast Con ference is the toughest in the country and basketball in the South rates with any. Remem ber, it wasn't until the last decade that Georgia Tech gave its first basketball schol arship; Mississippi State has taken the Southeastern title away from Kentucky with Auburn right up there, and teams like Wake Forest and Duke have come a long way." TITLE BOUT SITE New York -(UPD -Promoter Bill Rosensohn was expected to announce at a press confer ence today that the Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title fight will be staged at New York's Yankee Stadium, possibly on June 23. TITLE FIGHT EVEN Los Angeles-(UPD-The March 18 featherweight title bout here between champion Ho gan (Kid) Bassey of Nigeria and Davey Moore of Spring field, Ohio, is causing such heavy wagering by supporters of each that oddsmakers quoted "even money" on the fight today. When you need ex tra cash for any, good purpose, you'll get fast, friendly money service at HFC. Last year, over two million families borrowed from HFC, where you, too, can bor row with confidence. PHONE: SPring 3-530T P.M., Saturday till 1:00 P.M. Astoriarts Keep Place On Top Poll Portland -a;PD-The open ing game of the 1959 Ore gon Class A-l high school basketball tournament in Eugene next Tuesday night will malch, two of the state's top three teams. Astoria is ranked No. 1 again this week in the Journal coaches poll and will play Klamath Falls, ranked third. North Salem held down second place with Jefferson of Portland fourth and Marshfield fifth. In Class A-2, Myrtle Creek lopped the poll with Coquille second. Behind these teams were Staylon, Newport, Philomath, Sea side, Mac-Hi, and Junction City. The Class A-l rankings: TEAM POINTS 1. Astoria 78 2. North Salem 73 3. Klamath Falls 61 4. Jefferson 59 5. Marshfield 33 6. (Tie) Medford 28 Pendleton 28 Si. Helens 28 9. Grant : 14 10. Bend 13 Others: Corvallis 7, San dy 4, North Bend and Franklin 3, Baker and Bea verton 2. Wyoming Coach Resigns Job Cheyenne, Wyo.-(UPD -University of Wyoming basket ball coach Everett F. Shelton bowed out Monday night aft er 20 years, eight Skyline conference crowns, a national championship and the close of his worst season. Shelton announced his res ignation at a Cheyenne Quar terback club banquet in honor of the 1959 Cowboy squad, which dropped 22 contests and won but four. He said he was accepting another coaching position which was "less demanding." He did not name the team he would be leading. Shelton, 60, won 329 games in his two decades at Laramie, dropping 199. His teams piled up eight Skyline champion ships, and the 1943 squad won the NCAA title. The last con ference title was won by the Cowboys just last year. Oak Knoll Golf Session Slated Ashland Annual meeting for Oak Knoll Golf club men's club members will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 17. Pro Charles Sullivan has suggested that the men ar rive early and play nine holes prior to the meeting. Second week of qualifying for the spring handicap tour ney is now in progress. ATTEND MATERNAL TALK Manila -(UPD- Delegates of 17 Pacific nations opened for mal discussions today at a two-week conference on ma ternal care which began Mon day under auspices of the world health organization. $0 60 $(05 L pt. 4 a Men tvho like Action like . I if Smooth as Silk IAI B Bs" EL" N n R 1 r a kv u m - - bob m -saiiMJt JULIUS KESSLER COMPANY. Patterson May Fight In Yankee Stadium New York -(UPD- Promoter Bill Rosensohn was expected to announce at a press confer ence today that the Floyd Pat terson - Ingemar Johansson heavyweight title fight will be staged at New York's Yan kee stadium, possibly June 23. Whatever the" announce ment, it will end nearly six Greaves Favorite In TV Bout New York - (UPD - A middle weight fight at New York and the Western Golden Gloves fi nals at Chicago stand out on this week's boxing schedule. Wilfie Greaves, middle weight champion of Canada, is a slight favorite at 6-5 to beat West Indian Yama Ba hama Friday night at Madison Square Garden in their na tionally televised (NBC) 10- rounder. At Chicago stadium, Wed nesday night, several three round bouts in the Western Golden Gloves finals will be televised nationally. An interesting fight is slat ed for London Tuesday night when Dave Charnley, light weight champion of the Brit ish Empire, meets Frenchman Guy Garcia at Wembley In door stadium. Outstanding Friday's principals at the Garden - Greaves of Edmon ton, Alberta, and Bahama from the island of Bimini a r e outstanding contenders for the British Empire middle weight crown. Greaves turned in an excel lent performance at the Gar den on Feb. 20 although he lost a majority decision to former world champion Gene Fullmer. One of the ring offi cials called the bout even. The week's boxing sched ule also includes: Monday: New York St. Nick's - Alonzo Johnson vs. Jimmy Slade. Providence, RJ.-Walter Byers vs. Roger Harvey. Lake Worth, Fla. Tony Padrone vs. Ray Estepa. Tuesday: Buffalo. N.Y. Jackie Donnelly vs. Dave Driscoll. Wilkes Barre. Pa. Artie Towne vs. Geor- eie Warren. Lone Beach, Calif. Frank Belma vs. Karl Gufer. New Bedford. Mass. Jimmy Connors vs. Tommy Haydon. Houston, Tex. Joey Archer vs. Tony Dupas. San Jose, Calif. Chico Santos vs. Abe Havnes. Wednesday: Boston T o n y De Marco vs. Curley Monroe. Thursday: Sacramento. Calif Bobby Scanlon vs. Orlando Zulueta. Saturday: Hollywood, Calif. Jose Lopez vs. Danny Kidd. King ston. Jamaica Ralph Dupas vs. Gerald Gray. OREGON VETERANS State Educational Benefit! WORLD WAR II veterans must apply for the benefits and be In an approved course of training by JUNE 30, 1959. If they meet this deadline, they may continue to receive STATE BENEFITS until their entitlement expires or they complete their course,, whichever occurs first. There is no deadline for Korean veterans. For further information contact your County Service Officer or ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Medford SP 3-4264 Roseburg OR 3-7256 Qt. One from UV.RENCEBURG, INDIANA. BLENDED WHISKEY. 86 PROOF. 72 weeks of bidding by 11 cities for the attractive internation al match. A prominent member of the major's special fight commit tee claimed that New York had triumphed over Chicago and the other cities. Other cities that had re ceived serious consideration were Los Angeles, Baltimore, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Colorado Spring Philadelphia, Las Vegas, Nev., Colorado Springs, Colo., In dianapolis and Honolulu. World champion Patterson of Rockville Center, N. Y., and Sweden's unbeaten Jo hansson, champion of Eur ope, signed contracts for the big 15-rounder on Jan. 29 leaving the site and the date open. i The documents specified only that the fight must be held in the United States be fore Sept. 30. 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