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30 betters Signed To Contend
In Rogue Valley Tournament
A field of some 30 players
will contend Saturday and
Sunday in th men's, women's
and junior men's divisions of
the Rogue Valley Invitational
Tennis tournament at Ash
land. The tourney with entries
from California and several
Oregon communities is the
second on a four-tournament
southern Oregon-n orthern
California circuit. It will be
conducted n the Southern
Oregon college courts.
Rogue Valley Tennis club
Is sponsor. Matches will get
underway at 9 a.m. Saturday
and Sunday's activity will be
gin at 8 a.m.1
Twenty-two entrants are
listed for men's singles and
the same number for men's
doubles. Six players will vie
In junior men's singles and
three in women's singles. Just
two mixed doubles teams will
take part.
Public Welcome r
The public is invited to
watch the matches. There will
be no charge for admission.
A division for . boys 15
years of age and under got
underway this afternoon.
In the first round -of men's
singles matches included Alex
Petersen, Ashland, vs. Merle
Deets, Ashland; Norm Froh
wein, Medford, vs.- Don Gor
don, Medford; Don Auxier,
Medford, vs. Duane Fitzsim
mons, Klamath Falls; Joe
Corona, Gold Hill, vs.. Bruce
Merrill, Grants Pass; Dick
Joy, Ashland, vs. Larry Ottis,
Grants Pass, and Bob Gouley,
Ashland, vs. Jerry Jennings,
Klamath Falls.
Going into action in the
second round will be Phil
Holman, John Root, Tod Tib
butt, and Jerry Kalapus,
Medford; Denny. Todd and
Earl Brooks, Klamath Falls;
Don Megale, Corvalis; Bud
McCoy, Sacramento; Jim
JacQBon, Portland, and Jerry
Joy, Ashland.
Doubles Matches
First doubles matches will
be Dr. Alva Graham and
Deets, Ashland, vs. Jennings
and Fitzsimmons; Frohwein
and Lawrence Gastorf, Ash
land, vs. Pete Smith and
Scott Foster, Corvallis; Gor
don Taylor and Auxier, Med
ford vs. Tom Renchler and
Pragner, Medford. Also in,
doubles will be Jackson and
McCoy, Petersen and Root,
Megale and Todd, Corona and
Kalapus and Dick and Jerry
Joy.
Gertie Brooks, Klamath
Falls, will play' Jan Newman,
Northwest
NCAA Golf
Entries Out
Eugene-fUPD-The final two
Northwest entries in the
NCAA Golf Tournament here
were eliminated Thursday.
Gary Hval of Oregon lost
a third-round match to War
ren H Simmons of Syracuse,
l-up, although he was two
strokes under par. Simmons
later lost a quarter-final
match, 2 and 1, to Ted Weiss
of Yale.
Seattle's Ed Pearsall was
eliminated in the third round
by Jack Luceti of San Jose
State, 2 and 1. Luceti later
upset Del Beman of Mary
land, 3 and 2, to enter the
semi-finals.
Eugene, Ore.-(UPD-Limping
Bob Moser of Georgia takes
on San Jose state's Jack Lu
ceti today while Houston's
Dick Crawford meets Ted
Weiss of Yale in the 36 hole
semifinal round of the NCAA
golf championships.
Moser, a polio victim as an
infant, upset Walker Cup star
Ward Wetlauffer Thursday.
The 6-3, 160-pounder, was
two down to Wetlauffer after
eight holes, buf he grabbed
the next three holes and won
1 up. :
Luceti, a 21-year-old who
enters dental school next
year, putted flawlessly as he
played one under par golf
while defeating Del Beman
of Maryland, 3 and 2.
FIRST BASEBALL GAME
Tokyo-(DPD -Emperor Hiro
hito and Empress Nagako of
Japan saw their first profes
sional baseball game Thurs
day when, they attended a
game between the Tokyo
Giants and the Hanshin Tig
ers. A crowd of 45,000 saw
the Giants win, 5-4.
Gold Hill, in the first wom
en's singles tiff with the win
ner, to ' face, Kay O'Bryon,
Redding, Calif., in the final.
The mixed doubles will have
Jackson and O'Bryon against
McCoy and Gertie Brooks.
Smith will play Fitzsim
mons and LeRoy Harmon,
Ashland, will take on Foster
in the first junior singles.
Jerry Joy and Mike Moore,
Eureka, Calif., have byes.
MEET SCHEDULE:
Men's Singles First round. Sat
urday 9 a.m. to 1 pjn.; second
round, Saturday 1 to 3 p.m.; semi
finals, Sunday 8 ajn.; finals, Sun
day 1 p jn.
Men's doubles First round. Sat
urday 3 to 6 p.m.; semi-finals,
Sunday 10 am. to noon; finals,
Sunday 3 pjn.
Junior men's singles First round,
Saturday 9 a.m. to l pjn.; semi
finals, Saturday afternoon; finals,
Sunday 3 pjn.
- Women's singles First round,
Saturday afternoon; finals, -1 pjn.
Sunday.
Mixed doubles finals, Sunday.
4 p.m.
104 Enroll
In Tennis
Instruction
A total of 104 boys and
girls are enrolled in the Med
ford School districts tennis
classes, instructor Robert Huff
has reported.
There are seven classes four
for girls and three for boys.
Huff, with the assistance of
Glen Schireman of the city
recreation program, is con
ducting the instruction from
7 ajn. to noon Monday
through Friday. Five classes
are held at the senior high
courts and two at McLoughlin
Junior high.
Today wraps up the first
week of a five-weeks tennis
slate. Fundamentals have
been the matter of attention
and will be applied starting
next week in games and sets in
round robin play in the class
es. A tournament is planned in
the last week of the school.
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Dairy Maids Tussle
Capital City Club
Camp White - Rivalry in
the Northwest Women's Major
Softball league shifts back to
Memorial stadium, Camp
White, Saturday when the
Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
and Capitol City Shamrocks
of Salem open a two game
series.
The two clubs tangle at 8
p.m. on Saturday and at 1:30
p.m. on Sunday. Ellen Calla-
RAMBLERS NIP FLORISTS
Phoenix, A r i z. (DPD The
Phoenix Ramblers scored
their second straight win over
the touring Erv Lind Florists
of Portland in an exhibition
women's softball game here
Thursday night, 3-2.
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MAID INFIEDLDER - Doris
Hickion, above, is first base
guardian for the Rcgue Valley
Dairy Maids who play the
Salem Shamrocks on Satur
day night and Sunday after
noon in Northwest Women's
Major Softball " league games
at Camp White. She was
named to the all-state team
last year when the Maids won
the state crown.
gnan is probable pitcher for
the Dairy Maids and Phyllis
Nybakke is the likely tosser
for the Shamrocks.
Games will be in the second
half of the league schedule.
Rogue Valley wound up its
first time around last week
end against Vancouver, B.C.
Salem met American Linen
of Portland Wednesday in its
first half concluder. Score of
the game was not available
this morning.
Split Before
The Maids and the Sham
rocks split when they met at
the end of May in Salem.
Next non-league action for
the Maids will be on Tuesday
at Klamath Falls where they
will have their fourth game
of the season with the Basin
ettes. Rogue Valley has won
two of the three games played.
The Dairy Maid are an
ticipating two special events
in July. On the 17th, as 1958
state champs, they will meet
American Linen in a benefit
fray at Normandale park in
Portland. On the 30th they
will meet the world champion
Raybestos Brakettes of Strat
ford, Conn., in a Centennial
Softball Feature at Memorial
stadium here. The Lind Flor
ists will play the Braketts in
the other half of the twinbill.
Pat Barron, Maids' pitcher,
is still out of action with torn
knee ligament injuries suffer
ed earlier this month. Coach
Shy Callaghan is hopeful she
will be ready for the July 4-5
series against Vancouver here.
Good Competition Seen
For Local Drag Racers
Stern challenge to local en-1
tries from speedsters in Cali
fornia and elsewhere in Ore
gon is anticipated Sunday
when the Southern Oregon
Timing association puts on its
second, drag race program of
the season.
. The Wheelers Zombie is
expected to have a rival in
the competitive coupe running
in Roy Dunn, Areata, Calif.
Dunn drives a Chevrolet-powered
Crosley. He lost to the
Zombie last week and is re
ported looking forward to a
return engagement.
Races will be at the SOTA
strip in west ,Camp White.
Time trials are to start at 9
a.m. with eliminations set for
after lunch.
Redding, Calif., probably
will be well-represented at
the meet, SOTA officials said.
Dragster entries will set
their sights on bettering the
144.46 miles per hour track
record. A $75 bond will go to
the car and driver beating this
mark. White's Cycle center
has put up a $25 bond on the
B cycle standard of 100.55.
Races this Sunday will be
Lefties Led
By Johnson
Galesburg, Hl.-OIPD-Nation-al
Lefthanded Golf tourna
ment moved into its final
round today with Robert
Johnson of Charleston, W.
Va., leading the field with a
pace-setting 217.
Johnson shot a 74 Thurs
day to add to 'his earlier
rounds of 72 and 71.
Behind Johnson were Ken
Medders, Rescaa, Ga., and Ed
Sweetman, Greensboro, N. C,
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. A
Friday, June 26, 1959
tied for second with 219; agd
Melvin Chisum, Pampa, Tex".,
with a 220.
the second among eight plan
ned at Camp White this season.
ATTENTION r
Miners It 'Prospectors f
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Mr. Don Wilch. field represenUu
tive for White's Electronics will
be at our store Sat. & Sun. June
27 & 28th to demonstrate their
new Mineral & Metal Detectorj.
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Three-Ball Golf
Match Sunday
Another mixed three-ball
golf sixsome will, be held
Sunday at Rogue Valley
Country club.
Players are asked to be on
hand at 1:30 p.m. for draw
ing for partners.
This Sunday is the deadline
for qualifying for the men's
club championship tourney.
Senior tourney qualifying
deadling is July 5.
CP, Medford Nines
In Saturday Legion
Tilt; Travel Sunday
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Lowell Dean likely will
start on the pitching hump
for Medford American Legion
junior baseball nine Saturday
night when it opposes" Central
Point Cheney Studs on Che
ney field here. .
John Anhorn has been an
nounced as the probable Cen
tral Point pitcher for the 8
p.m. ruckus. ' ,
Saturday's game will be a
non-leaguer. Medford -has
southern division Area 4 con
tention on Sunday afternoon
at Grants Pass. The Studs
also will be busy on Sunday
with an afternoon tangle (non
counting) at Roseburg.
Medford Coach John Ko
venz, who is also Medford
high head diamond mentor,
has an eye to the 'future in
trying Dean on the hill. The
coach would like to be sure
of a good solid righthand
pitcher for the 1960 prep sea
son. Dean, a regular first
baseman, is big and strong
and with the Black Tornado
having considerable infield
depth it will be a big boost
in the defense of the District
6 title if he shows he can take
a turn on the mound.
Marier in Cbjrg
Kovenz said that while
Dean may start, Jerry Ander
son may finish up the fray as
pitcher. Tom Marier will
have the coaching duties for
the Medford Legion club Sat
urday night since Kovenz will
be in Eugene for the state
prep all-star baseball game.
Central Point will be after
its first win in three games
against Medford. The locals
took a twinbill from" the
Studs last Sunday.
Bob" Quinney is the possi
ble pitcher for Medford in
the counting contest at Grants
Pass on Sunday. GP tosser
may be Bill Cole. It was un
certain today whether one or
two games will be played.
The Studs also will seek to
partially even the score for
two losses to Roseburg. They
may have their hands full
since the Lockwood Motors is
9-0 for the seasons-winning
seven straight after opening
its slate against Central Point.
Bill Anhorn,: the Studs No.
1 pitcher, is expected to get
Coacb Bill Askwith's hill as
signment and Roseburg Coach
Bill Harper will pick a
moundsman from among Bob
Whipple, Jerry Halladay and
John Livingston.
Pro Singles
Semis Set
Forest Hills, N. Y. (UPD
Semi-final singles matches
will be on top when the rain
interrupted pro Tennis Tour
nament of Champions re
sumes at the West Side Tennis
club.
- One match was an all-U. S.
affair between pro champion
Pancho Gonzales of Los An
geles and Tony - Trabert of
Cincinnati, Ohio, and the
other, an all-Aussie contest
between Lew Hoad and Ken
Rosewall.
Also on tap is a doubles
match in which Trabert and
Hoad will oppose Aussies
Ashley Cooper and Mai An
derson. ,
Trabert was expected to
derive the greatest benefit
from the postponement caus
ed by rain Thursday. The
Ohio ace could use the extra
rest after requiring three
hours and 35 minutes to beat
Aussie Frank ; Sedgman in
their quarterfinal match Wed
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