LA Attendance
Will Go Over
Half Million
Los Angeles -WD- The Los
Angeles Dodgers and the San
Francisco Giants, two old ri
vals from way back go at it
again tonight at Los Angeles
Coliseum.
A crowd of 50,000 fans was
expected to turn out to watch
the opener of a three-game
series. Attendance of le$s than
10,000 will be enough to push
this season's home mark above
half a million. In 20 home
games, 490,286 fans have
passed through the turnstiles.
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NOW, WHERE'S THAT BALL? Daryl Spencer (20), San
Francisco Giants' second Baseman, looks around for the
double-play ball he dropped (right), allowing Milwaukee's
Ed Mathews (41) to reach second safe. Action occurred in
first inning of the Braves-Giants game in San Francisco.
Milwaukee won the game, 8 to 0.
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Seattle Ramblers will make
their 1959 debut in the North
west Girls' Major Softball
league in games at the Veter
ans Administration Domicil
iary stadium, Camp White
this week end.
Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
will be hostesses to the Ram
blers on Saturday and Sunday
evenings.. Games, on each oc
casion will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Seattle has been rained out
on attempts to get its slate
underway on the past two
week ends. Pitcher for and
manager of the Ramblers is
Alice Jorgensen. She is a
longtime " softball pitcher.
The Maids have had one
previous meeting with the
Ramblers, opposing the Wash
ington team last August in the
regional tournament at Forest
Grove. -
Rogue Valley will enter the
week end series with a 2-2
record. The Dairy Maids de
feated Eugene twice during
season and lost twice last
BOWLING
EMPIRE LEAGUE
Play-off for the champion
ship in the Empire Bowling
league, will be at 1 p.m. on
May 27. Ekerson's won the
second half and will play The
Clock, victor in the first half,
for the title.
Standings:
Ekerson s
The Clock
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Jewel House
Food Basket
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Music Mart :.
Winnie's Style Salon .
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Results:
Winnie's 2 (Flossie Coffin 409)
1189; Dairy Smith 2 (Edith Dickin
son 472) 1183.
Skinner's 0 (Maxine Janzen 426)
1202: Jewel House 4 (Fat Braach
503 1302.
Ekerson's 4 (Virginia Lusk 501)
1374; Music Mart 0 (Thelma Shelton
453) 1226.
Big Y 4 (Edith Redfield 510) 1308;
Dyke's 0 (Ann Mitchell 390) 1104.
Nu Way 0 (Melba Jerden-Ann
Wilson 397) 1169; Food Basket 4
(Peggy Melsted 495) 1363.
Clock 4 (Marv Offenbacher 472)
1344: Western Thriftf 0 (Lillie Ves
tal 391) 1131.
High Series Edith Hedfield 510;
Pat Braack 503: Virginia Lusk 501.
High game Virginia Lusk 195.
Split conversion Nelda Roberts
3-10: Peggy Melsted S-8-10; Norma
Larson 3-9-10.
Argentina Bank Clerks in Riot
CITY LEAGUE
Third Round Final Standings
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Hi-Way Lumber Co. .. 27
First National Bank 25
Telephone Emp. Assn. 23
Medford Barbers 22 Ya
Ross Lumber Co. 22
Weter & Olson 22
State Farm Insurance 22
W. H. Daugherty Lbr. 21 ',i
Westside Merchants 204
Central Market 20 2
So. Oregon Moulding .. 20
Calif: Oregon Power Co. 18
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Buenos Aires - (LTD - Seven
thousand striking bank clerks
facing loss of their jobs,
wrecked large sections of
d o w n t o w n Buenos Aires
Thursday night in a battle
with police that raged up and
down the city's streets.
More than 100 persons were
injured, some of them badly
enough to be carried away by
ambulance. Police arrested
128. One person was killed.
The strikers, threatened
with mass dismissal from their
jobs today, smashed store win
dows, ripped down trolley
wires and hurled bricks and
heavy wooden clubs at police.
The clerks went on strike
five weeks ago today to sup
port demands for a raise of
Results:
Daugherty 2 (Vern Allen 596)
2840; Westside 2 (Jack Beale 519)
2743.
FNB 3 (Arnold Bauman 519)
2698; S.O. Mldg. 1 (Lloyd Knapp
492) 2670.
Hi-Way 0 (Fred Anderson 516)
2710; W 4 O 4 (Bill Luman 572)
2855.
Copco 3 (Don Mullin 538) 2759;
St Farm 1 (John Wilkinson 503)
2706.
Ross 1 (Don Robertson 526) 2550;
Central 3 (Gordon Schulz 615) 2730.
Barbers 4 (Herb Vallee 502)
2708; TEAA 0 (John Strobel, John
Martin, Ev Pruitt 481) 2568.
the opening week end of the
week to American Linen of
Portland.
Catcher Jean Main of the
Maids and outfielder Jay Mc
Dermott were reported flu
victims this week. Rogue Val
ley lost the services of Char
lott Unruh last week. She
suffered a leg fracture above
the ankle while playing in
the outfield against American
Linen.
Pat Barron and Ellen Calla
ghan are scheduled to handle
Dairy Maid pitching assign
ments with Doris Hickson
available for relief.
FURGOL NAMED PRO
Montauk, N. Y. (UPD Ed
Furgol, winner of the 1954
U. S. Open golf tournament,
has been named golf pro for
the Montauk Downs club, ac
cording to an announcement
by Furgol plans already are
underway to establish the
Montauk Beach Open as one
of the East's major tourneys.
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Third Round Final Standings
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Stephenson Lbr. Co. 32
Medford Steel No. 2 29
Barco Supply Co 25
Medford Blowpipe Co. 24
Seven Up Bottling Co. 24
Knights of Columbus 24
Medford Steel No. 1 21
Big Y Market 19
Safeway - Stores 19
Jay Allen Co. 18
Kogap Lbr. Industries 16
Tru Mix Construction 13
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Results:
Kogap 0 (Earl Lenz 489) 2614;
K of C 4 (Ernie Flakus 468) 2706.
Blowpipe 2 (La Vern Johnson
480) 2565; Jay Allen 2 (Leo Webster
471) 2603.
Barco 4 (Dick ScHlachter 557)
2861; Stephenson 0 (Earl Jones 582)
2736.
7-Up 4 (Ernie Engelkes 526) 2358;
Tru Mix 0 (Forfeit).
Steel No. 1 3 (Don Woods 541)
2855; Steel No. 2 1 (Bob Lunsford
492) 2728.
Big Y 1 (Floyd Hayner 551) 2621;
Safeway 3 (Art Nordquist 466) 2699.
THE ROCK'S RECORD
. South Bend, Ind. - (UPD - In
13 seasons as football coach
at Notre Dame, the immortal
Knuee Rockne's teams won
105 games( lost 12 had un
defeated teams in 1919, '20,
'24, '29 and '30. .
Mother Arrested
In Poison Attempt
Los Angeles-(DPD-A 42-year-old
mother was arrested ear
ly today after she allegedly
poured liquid ant poison in
chocolate milk and fed it to
her three children and her
self because she "felt de
pressed." Mrs. Ruth Porter and her
children, Donald, 13, Janet, 8,
and Douglas, 6, were found
ill in their Lennox area home
by sheriff's deputies respond
ing to a "sick persons" call.
The children were taken to
Centinella hospital for obser
vation and Mrs. Porter was
lodged in the prison ward of.
General hospital. All were re
ported in fair condition.
Deputies booked Mrs. Por
ter on suspicion of attempted
murder. "
Too Many Visitors;
Museum To Close
New York-flJPD-The Metro
politan Museum announced
Thursday that it has so many
visitors it will have to close
down for one day a week.
The museum said attend
ance had doubled in the last
10 years. This stream of visi
tors, combined with a de
crease in city support for the
institution, has made it im
possible to get the necessary
cleaning and maintenance
done and still remain open
seven days a week, as it has
for nearly 70 years.
1,500 pesos ($18.75) a month.
The counter offer was 800
pesos ($10).
The government delivered
an ultimatum saying that any
clerk who did not return to
work today would be dis
missed and replaced by newly-hired
permanent help.
Adolph Menjou Fumes
Over TV 'Stupidity'
Hollywood (UPD Debonair
actor Adolph Menjou fumed
about what he called "the
complete stupidity of some
things in television" in a let
ter he wrote to a Los Angeles
newspaper, the Examiner.
Menjou said he appeared
as a guest on the George
Gobel Show and was not per
mitted to wear a carnation
because the show was spon
sored by Pet Milk.
Six Gangland
Figures Hunted
By Authorities
Washington -(UPD- Six gang
land figures we,re hunted by
state and federal authorities
today on charges they con
spired to hinder the govern
ment's investigation of the
1957 underworld convention
at Apalachin, N.Y.
Twenty-one of their fellows,
some said to be top members
of the Mafia "Black Hand"
crime society, were arrested
in coast-to-coast raids Thurs
day. Bail was set at $15,000
to $100,000.
Charged in Indictment
All 27 were charged with
conspiring to obstruct justice
and defrau4 the United States
in an indictment handed down
by a New York federal grand
jury. Three faced additional
charges of perjury. Thirty-six
other Apalachin delegates
were named as co-conspirators
but not defendants.
The six men being sought
are John T. Scalish, Cleve
land, Ohio; Frank Cucchriara,
Watertown, Mass.; Salvatore
Falcone, Utica, N.Y.; Joseph
Ida, Highland Park, N.J.;
James C. Laduca, Buffalo,
N.Y.; and Antonio Magad
dino, Niagara Falls, N.Y.
Among those named as co
conspirators but not indicted
were Joseph Barbara Sr., host
of the gangland meeting, and
Vito Genovese, called "don"
or leader of the Mafia.
Gates Nomination
Receives Approval
Washington-(DPD-The nomi
nation of Navy Secretary
Thomas S. Gates as deputy
secretary of defense has been
approved unanimously by the
Senate armed services com
mittee. Gates was nominated by
President Eisenhower to suc
ceed the late Donald A.
Quarles, who died last week
of a heart attack.
The committee also unani
mously recommended confir
mation of William B. Franke
to succeed Gates as secretary
of the Navy and Fred A.
Bantz to be Navy undersecretary.
MAIL TRIBUNE, MtJfor, Or.
Friday, May 22, 1959.
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STANDING OFF THE FBI D. C. Davis, 45, farmer and
part-time carpenter in Poplarville, Miss., says he is going
to defend his home against any more harassment by fed
eral agents. Davis has been questioned by the FBI re
garding the lynching last month of Mack Charles Parker,
23-year-old Negro rape suspect. Here Davis sits on his
bed, holding a 10-gauge shotgun.
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Yugoslavs To Study Oregon Highways
Richard Tucker, the Metro
politan Opera tenor star, was
an errand boy in Wall Street
before he became a singer.
Salem-UPD-Seven Yugoslav
highway engineers will view
Oregon highway construction
methods next Monday and
Tuesday as part of a nation
wide study tour sponsored by
the U.S. International Coop
eration Administration.
Joint sponsors of the tour
are the State Highway De
partment and the U.S. Bureau
of Public Roads.
The Yugoslav highway en
gineering team will include
Vailije T. Dragovic, director
of the Yugoslav Federal Road
Thousands Attend
Graham Crusade
Perth, Australia (UPD A
crowd of more than 30,000
persons packed the Claremont
showgrounds Thursday night
to attend the first of two cru
sade meetings conducted by
Evangelist Billy Graham.
Hundreds of persons includ
ing women with babies and
men leading young children
surged forward in answer to
his call for them to dedicate
their lives to Christ.
Commission, and the highway
department directors of six
Yugoslav republics.
Included in their study will
be highway department facili
ties here, the North Santiam
and McKenzie River highways
and progress of the Albany-
Eugene inter-state highway
project.
San Rafael Man Is
Arraigned in Court
Merrill Lin Bartholomew,
18, of San Rafael, Calif., was
arraigned in district court
yesterday on a charge of lar
ceny from an auto.
He waived the right to an
attorney and preliminary
hearing and was bound over
to the grand jury with bail
set at $1,500 by Judge Roy
Bashaw. Bartholomew was
returned to Jackson county
on a warrant earlier this
month charged with the theft
of several articles from an
automobile while it was park
ed in Medford.
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