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o o o Chavez Ravine Paei: Has Formal Sigma Los Angeles (EPD The last hurdle cleared, the Los Ange les Dodgers today raced pell mell toward a new permanent home in Chavez ravine. "I hope to see our opening game played in the new sta dium next esason," said Dodg er owner "W after O'Malley Wednesday. The occasion was the formal signing of the Cha ves ravinecontract between the Dodgers and4he city of Los Angeles. The signing of the contract came exactly one year after it was approved by the voters. Clinic at School Court On Sunday in Observqnco Of National Tennis Wools National Play Tennis Week' High school courts on Sunday will be capped locally by alafMrnoon, June 7. clinic and exhibition ?eatur- The clinic will be under in six of the top netters of i auspices of Rogue Valley Ten- this area at Medf ord Senior! Links Day Play at RV This Weelc Rogue Valley Country club members are playing 18-hole rounds this week in connec tion with National Golf Day, June 6. Both men and women will try to post a net score which will beat the gross of the winner in Saturday's engage ment between Dow- Finster wald and Tom Bore Finster- wald. Professional Golfers as- f sociation and Tom Bolt, U.S Golf Association open winner, vie in medal play at Omaha, Neb. All golfers in the country are eligible to take part using full handicap. Ladies will put an added seven strokes -on - their handicaps. The Calloway s system will determine scores for unhandicapped players. Golfers may play as many . 18-hols rounds as they wish in the - National Golf ' Day rivalry, paying $1 per round entry fee. Proceeds from Golf - Day will go to the National Golf fund for cadrphola9 ships, turf research and edu . cation, amputee and blind "golf, links play at veterans hospitals, Juniore Chamber of amateur golf and the, PGA benevolent, renef and educa tional funds. ; On Sunday aether mixed three-ball sixsome will be held at RVCC with drawing at 1:30 p.m. ( Cheney Studs Trim Grants Pass Cfov Central Point American Le gion junior baseball team got three-hit pitching from Bill Anhorn and used four of its own safe blows to chalk up its fourth straight triumph of the season last night. The Cheney Stud nine put ' "over single markers in the " second and third cantos to tip Grants Pass Mock Afetors 2 to 0 at Cheney fiefa. Next action for the Studs will be here . on Saturday evening". .Central Point, gunning yr its nth decision in five starts, will be host to Roseburg. Last night, the Studs com bined a triple by Jerry Hauck and a scorcher single by Ed Allen for the second inning tally. In the third they put together a double by.' Brad Gettling, a sacrifice by Steve Harris and a single by Jim Doster. Grants Eassgjthreatened to score withat least two men on base in five of isP seven batting turns. The Climate city team had three on with no out in the first inning and three on with one down in the third. Denny Samples . started on the hill for Central PoinFbfl? had control trouble. He walk - ed the first three batters to fill the bags and Anhorn came on in relief. An infield flyout and two strikeouts re tired the side. Mock Motors HERTZ. TRUCK RENTAL Available at HOPKINS RICHFIELD SERVICE McAaeVtws at Coeit . Phone SP 3-9068 And it opened the a abr the city to start vdth tv H lion dollars worth of jfte pr paration at the raeiss ewv jetc to months of J1 IsUOac. The city now ca ft oaji) with plans to rafla 4bbA vine md the sit nrC9Jttoa called for in the toraet. Tlwe 300 flares in tht mviiw tt will De turned ov dk Dodgers. O'Malley said the V dium originally would haw 52,000 seats, but would t built so additional winjs could be added to up the ca pacity to 90,000. nis club.-: U.S. Lawn Tennis association is sponsor oi xne national observance. Activity here is set for 1:30 p.m. " Participants r.iH31 be Phil Holman, Don Auxier, Tod Tibbutt, Howard Dugan fand Dickand Jerry Joy, all organization. Holman is gn ex-pro. He played pro tennixftnd taught the sport ithe San Francisco area. Auxier was formerly as sistant manager- of - the La Jolla, Calif., Tennis club. Tib- butt, who played at Oregon State collegeffieads the Rogue valley tennis laddeiQind won the club s winter tournament. - The Joys are leading Ash land players. - n Demonstrations will be of the forehand by Tibbutt, the baSchand by Holman, the service by Auxier and the overhead and Volley strokes by Dugan. wll put Holman against Tib butt. and Dugan against Aijc- ler. Dugan and Holman are to play the Joys. Also coming during tennis week is a Medford Junior Chamber of Commerce teen age tournament on Saturday, June 6. Winnnt; in Two divi sions will qualify for the state tournament on June 20 and 21. This meet is open to boys of the Medford vicinity and of other southern Oregon communities whersj similar tournaments are not being held. One division is for boys who. were not 15 years of age before January 1, 1959 and the older class is Xor -boys not 18 before the game date. batters retired in order in the second panel. But, in the-third Anhorn hit a bfttar and walk ed on) before striking out another. Haj isgued tnother walk to load the saefts but a force out at hom are! tn other strikeout got him out 01 iouDie. j No-Hitter 1?rsajt Anhorn wbiffajL a total, of 10 and walked Ave in his five ramngt minus. Hoc hit no Dai ouj oi tnt infield until the fifth panel nhm Bey Benner and Gary Holm as flied out to centtr. Bob Varner spoiled the no-hitter bid by beating out fn infieio: tap in the sixth inninj and Glen Das followed with 9 h jh fly which draped ia &r 3 single. Benner got the other hit in the seventh ctanze. In addition to hi double, Gettling socked a first vwaiag triplMor the Stud team which is made up of Ashlant aaal Crater high players. : Steve Harris also hit safely. Bill Cole, big, strong-anml Mock Cbucker, yielded a total of six hits, fanned nine aacfl allowed mjst onevT)ase on balls. - Central Point backed Am horn with errorless play end only one miscue was charged to Grants Pgs. LINE SCORE:, 0 Grants Pass 000 000 0 0 S 1 Central Point 011 000 x 2 S 0 Cole and Davis; B. Anhorn and E. AUen. Idaho Locali Plan Vole on Contract Lewiston, Idaho - (UPD Members of six north Idaho locals of the International i Woodworkers of America will vote next week on whether to accept a new work contract with Potlatca Forests, Inc. The agreement reached Wednesday calls for an hour ly pay raise of IVi cents across-the-board the first year and an increase of 2 cents the second year. The agreement affects com pany operations at Lewiston, Coeur dAIene, Headquarters, Potlatch, Bovill nd Kooskia. SPORTS Grant Picks Gd Rooney Portland (CPS St. Helens tsketball coach Ed Rooney Wataasiay wm named head losfcetball eeach at Grant high srivsol here to succeed Paul HeCall, who next September takes over as Portland Inter aeholastie league athletic di- "jeoettey ia five seasons at St. Helens coached the Lions to total of 109 Victories gainst only 21 losses. His 1956 team took. the class A-2' hoop crowaand in 185T, when the school joined, the Tualatin Yamhill Valley league, Roo ney's Lions placed second. In 1958 and 1959 they captured the TYV championship. He is a graduate of Pacific fcuniversity. Rooney was assist ant coach at Beaverton sigh before going to St. Helens. He coached t Jacksonville right afro graduation from Pacific. - Sweden's sugar beet erop yielded 296,000 tons of refin ed products in 1957, provid ing a surplus of 105,000 toM for export. Brown Keeps Title With Gory By JACK CUDDY Washington ftJPD - Cham pion Joe Brown, very dis satisfied with Wednesday night's gory victory over chal lenger Paolo Rosi, said today he would remain in the light weight division and try to equal, at least, the late Benny Leonard's record of eight title defenses. "I wont, try to step up to the welterweight division," said the slender, 33-year-old champion who weighed only 132-pounds while scoring a ninth-round technical knock out victory' over bloody Rosi of Italy and New York. . That was Brown's seventh defense in his 100th profes sional tout, "and it certainly wasn't one of my best per formances." Requires 10 Sli'ches Rosi, who had 10 stitches taken in his right brow at Sibley hospital this morning and patches put on three other minor cuts about his eyes, claimed he was the victim of Brown's alleged butts and not his fists. "I had the title ' in my hands," declared the baldish, 31-year-old challenger, "until I got his head in my face in the eighth round." At the end of the' eighth EVER YONE dorTWi on down ;g Crater Lake Motors and look over the fine array of .'59 Fords. You can't miss! You'll get the car that offers the biggest dividends in STYLING, COMFORT and SAV INGS., It's the car built Jor people! And it's the car built for savings. DOG-GONE GOOD USED CARS, TOO! ry session, Rosi who weighed 134-pounds was ahead, on the score sheets of nine sports writers at the ringside in Uline Arena. Four writers had Brown ahead and two figured the bout even. But on the official score sheets, the opinion was even ly divided. Referee Charlie Reynolds favored Rosi on a five-points-must basis, 76-71. Judge Norvel Lee gave each 75. points, and Judge Harvey Volkman, favored Brown, 77 75. The United Press Interna tional had Paolo in front, 78 74. Brown insisted today he had fought a retreating fight in nearly every round, be cause, "I had to keep out of the, way of Rosi's bald, billy goat head. Otherwise my face would have been a- bloody mess from his head as his face was from my fists." The estimated 4,500 fans in the arena were greatly dis appointed when Drs. Clark Halstead and Jack Kneipp told the referee to notify Rosi that he could not continue be cause of 'the profusely bleed ing wound - an" inch and a half long and a quarter-inch wide - at the outside corner of his right brow. . . a "' iy , V- I You re DOG-GONE Right! We BOTH Agree "Yof frwitdly fOM 0Wr" Mn end Fif-Medf od Highway 99 -Central Pin fhotf: $iM34r . fhont N0 4-18J4 Try and -B-y BENNETT CERF- TVTEW YORK'S MOST sadistic wife tantalizer has been run to IN earth by Joe Tippin. This scoundrel was sunning himself on the stoop of his private brownstone when he called to his wife, "Come -quiclc u you want to see the woman Frank is mad about." His wife dropped every thing and rushed out to "get the goods" on her neighbor. "Where?" she demanded. "That lady there in the bea ver coat," said her husband. "You must be out of your head," cried she. "That's Frank's wife." . , "Of course," he nodded with a fiendish chuckle. ': - X would -ba sophisticate, took her to an axclusiva restaurant, where the entire menu wi printed in French. He acanned the list with a knowing air, and pointed to Marcel de Rochambeau. "That looks good," he opined. "It ought to," agreed the waiter. "It's keen in Florida all winter. That's the proprietor." : C lS5t. by Bennett Cert retributed fcy Klae Tenures Syndicate. .. Portland in Good Shape for Loans Portland - (UPD - Portland is in better 'shape for home loans than most other parts of the country, the president of the American Savings Sc Loan In stitute said Wednesday. - Win Kamp of St. Louis said local savings and loan associa y i y - Should Own A AT PRICES WE'RE HOT ALLOWED TO ADVERTISE! Stop Klo tions appeared to have more money available to loan n home mortgages than , most cities he has visited, Kamp added that the money supply is tightening up and that interest rates were get ting higher. Motors Seattle Teamsters Vote Work Return o Seattle - (DPDo- Members of Teamsters Local 174 Wednes day aifht wtcd, 5 to 1, to returm to tfcsu jobs on con structiMt ej acts today and thue QTet M &ay for end ing 0 9ti thlt hftd kept IS, Ml xMSt atlp in western Washiatoa aat prt of east ern WarfiiwfW for 24 days. Earlier, (jpiemher of Oper ating Inginews locaUr a proved a cectrtct with mem bers of the Asociated General Contractors. The engineers contract pro vided for a modified hiring hall arrangement, which had been the main issue in their dispute with theQA.GC. They also received an across-the-board wage boost of 30 cents an hour now and an addition al 25 cents! starting June 1, I960. . The Teamsters' new con tract was similar, a spokes man said. Although" the way wae cleared for resuming opera tions today, an industry spokesman said it probably would be Monday before work is back in high gear. "Australia' is. slupping 2,000 head of dairy cattle to Japan in the 12 months ending Mar. 31, 1959. 1 -I Al: -- VMM rA , IBW-J SEi(jjTonS" AU "AY : I Z I THUCSDAY, i; PRlDAy and SATC1KDAY ' The, fmus) BUTTONS" of B r8i a0d eiey fame will be ri8hl herg) at CSATER . LAKE MOTOg oil day Friday and J Butftrkf) f) making and will pej) nen9) ar kmick LAKE MOTORS this Nk end. ttKIAL AUTpCIAPH PARTY TO 4 P.M. ii&Jurday FDIE BALLOONS xnrv tiip irinQT 4t "yeaars" 1 your baby sit es white you shop for the new VOID your choice MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Thursday. June 4, 1959 Mining Council to Meet Here Tonight "Early mining in southern Oregon and northern Califor nia" will befSthe topic of a speech by LaRue Morris at a meeting of vhe Northwesti Mining council at 8 o'clock to night in the Jackson county courthouse auditorium. Morris, who with his broth er owns Hidden Valley ranch on Blackwell hill, has studied -mining history of this area and is especially interested in its start and. the ways itffected early Qowth, council re ported. All persons interested will be welcome. 0- Defaulted mortgages under Federal Housing Admintffra- tion are less than .6 of one per cent. Bay Jliil&rs Supply At 5 QUALITY BLOCKS Drain Tile Bricks, Flue 727 W. 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