Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 28, 1959, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextKletters TangDe for Mantles Dm GSogue Valley Invitational Ashland-Finalists were de termined in junior men's and women's singles and semi finalists in men's singles and doubles yesterday in the open ing day's play of the two-day Rogue Valley Invitational Ten nis tournament at the South ern Oregon college courts here. Jan Baxter, Klamath Falls, is to. take on Mike Moore, Eureka, Calif., in the junior men's singles championship match today while Kay O'Bry on, Redding, Calif., and Gertie Brooks, Klamath Falls, will be rivals for the women's crown. Heaviest play in yesterday's contention w,as in the men's division. Today , in singles, Jerry Kalapus, ex-pacific uni versity player and state champ while at Medford high, meets Bud McCoy, Sacramento, Calif., in one semi-final and Jim Jackson, Portland, op poses Earl Brooks, Klamath Falls. ' Dojj?les-Semi-Finali Qge doubles semi today put Denny Todd, Klamath Falls, and Tod Tibbutt, Medford, against Jerry Joy, Ashland, and Bob Nogler, Twin Falls, Idaho. The other matched Jackson and McCoy with Alex Peterson, Ashland, and John Root, Medford. Mixed doubles got under wa with a late scuffle yester day between Mr. and Mrs. Denny Todd and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jackson. Both i couples are from Klamath-Ealls. Kenneth Stevenson, Ash land, defeated Bill Bryant, Ashland, 6-3, 6-4 Friday, for boys division singles laurels. A Rouge valley favoite was eliminated in men's singles White Sox Win 5-4 Over Yanks By United Press International Harry Simpson's grand slam homer off Bob Turley provid ed the Chicago White Sox with a 5-4 victory over the New York Yankees Saturday and lifted them back into sec ond place in the American league. .' Simpson, an ex-Yankee, de livered his game - winning blast ill the eighth inning after the White Sox filled the bases with two out on a sipgle and two walks. . Simpson then cracked Turley's first pitch to him into the right field stands. Norm Seibern and Bill Skowron opened the Yankee ninth with homers but Gerry Staley replaced Rudolph Arias and retired the side. The vic tory was credited to Bob Shaw jwho started for the White Sox "and was 'nicked for two hom ers by Hector Lopez. The loss gave Turley a sea ion record of 618 compared jrith his. 1958 mark of 21-7. . The Detroit Tigers whipped the Baltimore Orioles, 12-2, and the Boston Red Sox beat the Cleveland Indians, 6-4, in the other American league af ternoon games. Gus Zernial, playing first base for the first time for De troit, drove in five runs with a pair of homers and Al Ka line and Red Wilson also hom ered to pace the Tigers' 13-hit attack. Paul Foytack yielded hits but went the distance toi or his sixth victory. Ted Williams and Jackie Jensen hit successive homers in the fith inning as Frank Sullivan won his fourth game for the Red Sox and Jim Grant suffered his third loss. It was the fourth of the sea son for Williams and the 16th -for Jensen. ' Washington was at' Kansas City in a night game. Jerry Droscher On Pan Am Club Corvallis-flJPD-Oregon State college outfieldrer Jerry Dros cher, Roseburg, has been nam ed to compete with the United States squad in the Pan Amer ican games this August. Droscher, who currently is seeing action with the Drain Black Sox, was selected for the Northern Division all-star team this spring and the Dis trict 8 NCAA squad. He is a two-year letterman for OSC and was Drain's right fielder when the Black Sox captured the National title last year. Arley Kangas, Washington State catcher and 1959 North ern division batting champion, was the only other Northwest player on the Pan-American squad.' DAILY'S Body & Paint ' Southern Oregon's ' Oldest and Finest 29 S. BARTLETT Phone SP 2-2395 n-Vion Ttrnnlrc Hpfpatpr! , , , rV . A. L I 11DDUU 0-2, O-Z in we quarter finals. 44 Entries Late additions swelled the list of entries in the tourney to 44 by yesterday morning. Among them were Nogler, a doubles titlist in Idaho. Nogler reportedly plans to make his home in this area. His entry resulted in the break up of the Dick and Jerry Joy doub les .combination. Nogler was teamed with Jerry and Bob Gouley with Dick. Among other late entries were Mrs.' Helen Thomas, Central Point, in women's singles, Mr. and Mrs. Todd in mixed doubles and Jack La Fever, Yreka, Calif., in junior men's singles. , The public is invited to the matches. There is no charge for admission. , FIRST JtftVKO RESULTS: Junior men' tinglei Dan Rosa, Klamath Falls, def. Jerry Joy. Ashland, 6-0, 2-6, 7-5; Jan Baxter. Klamath Falls, def. Leroy Harmon, Ashland, 6-0, 6-0. Scott Foster. Cbrvallis. def. Jack LaFever, Yreka, Calif., 6-3. 2-6, 7-5. Pete Smith .Corvallis, def. Duane Fitzsimmons, Klamath Falls, 2-6, 7-5, 6-4. Men's singles Jerry Kalapus, Medford, . def. Gordon Taylor, Medford, 6-2, 6-2; Alex Peterson. Ashland, def. Noel Deets, Ashland. 6-1. 6-1; Don Gor don. Medford, def. Norm Frohwein, Medford. 6-3, 6-4; Bob Gouley, Ash land, def. Jerry Jennings, Ashland, Don Auxier def. Duane Fitzsim mons, 6-2, 6-1. VALUES! ' IwMf 1: ': 695 ' . Rc9-13 ,5 if tmmmw ro) IU 1 tlf II y REAL BUY Summer Weight and Wash V Wear SUITS - Reg. 39.95 Reg. 75.00 298 & 95 Many More Tremendous Values Not Listed Here! Shop Tomorrow Until 9 P.M. V We invite you' to use our parking lot directly behind the store while you shop here. Enter the lot from Front Street. Hurry! Prices Effective Until 9 PM. Monday Only! Women'! starlet Gertie Brooks, Klamath Falls. def. Helen Thomas, Central Point, 6-1, e-z. Men's doubles Peterson, Ashland, and -John Root, Medford, def. Baxter and Ross, Klamath Falls, 6-3. 3-6, 6-3; Dr. Alva Graham and Deets, Ash land, def. J. Jennings and Fitzsim mons, Klamath Falls, 9-7, 6-3; Smith and Foster, Corvallis, def. Frohwein, Medford, and Lawrence Gastorf, Ashland, 6-2. 6-3. .. SECOND ROUND RESULTS: Junior men's singles Mike Moore, Eureka, Calif., def. Foster 6-4, 6-0. Men's singles Auxier won by default from Don Megale, Corvallis; Kalapus def. Joe Corona, Gold Hill, 6-1, 6-4; Bud McCoy, Sacramento, Calif., def. Jerry Joy, 6-3, 6-2;. Phil Holman, Medford, def., Peterson, 6-4, 7-5; Jim Jackson, Portland, def. Root 6-2, 6-1; Denny Todd, Klamath Falls, def. Gordon. 6-0, 6-0; Earl Brooks. Klamath Falls, def. Dick Joy, Ashland. 6-2, 6-1; Tod Tibutt, Medford, def. Gouley, 6-3, 6-1. Women's singles Kay O'Bryon, Redding. Calif, def. Sue Jennings. Klamath Falls, 6-0, 4-6, 6-3; G. Brooks, def. Jan Newland, Gold Hill, 6-2, 6-2. Men's doubles Jackson and McCoy def. Taylor and Fitzsimmons, 6-3, 6-0; Peter son and Root, def. Graham and Deets. 6-2, 6-3; Todd and Tibbutt def. D. Joy and Gouley 6-3, 6-3; J. Joy and Bob Nogler. Twin Falls, Idaho, def. Smith and Foster 6-3, 6-0. Third Round: Junior men's singles (Semi-Finals) Baxter del. Ross 9-11. 6-3, 6-1; Moore beat Smith 6-1. 6-2. Men's singles (Quarter-Finals) Kalapus def. Auxier 6-4, McCoy def. Holman, 6-1, 6-4; Jackson def. Todd 6-2, 6-4, E. Brooks def. Tib butt, 6-2, 6-2. OPEN TOMORROW 9 AM. UNTIL Summer Weight and Wash V Wear SLACKS mf- NOWI FRV R n n Sport Parade New York -(UPD- Heavy weight champion Ingemar Jo hansson and old Fearless Fra ley are boxing experts today and you'll never hear the end of it. Folks around and about in sinuated earlier in the week, when old Fearless picked Jo hansson to drop Floyd Patter son with the Thor's hammer he carries in his right hand, that your boxing "expert" was a candidate for a rest home. Few people believed us. All I can say is thank good ness Ingo did. It's a mott question as to which one of us took the most bows in the steambath which served as his dressing room. Batter Like Rubber Ball "Gut dag, I bane his vad der," old Fearless told the cops guarding the door after that wild, almost unbelievea- ble third down in which Ingo batted Patterson around like!aPd en catch him with my a rubber ball. So they let me in even be fore they did the champ. And when he finally got into the room - s'help me-he congrat ulated me. "You picked me and we look good, yes?" he grinned, his blue eyes crinkling as he crushed me in a bear hug which from now on will have r - Tomorrow Is the Final WAOTDC STOGSE-WTOE We Must Make Room for Our MTU U uSUTOSU Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! Tomorrow is the final day of our big REMODELING SALE. Our NEW Boy's Store is almost complete and we must have more room. We've SLASHED PRICES AGAIN for the final day of this sale. So don miss this special SAVINGS event! v I P H . By OSCAR FRALEY United Press International old Fearless looking like his grandfather. "We smart fel low, yes?" Modestly I admitted to be ing a genius. I even admitted he was pretty good, too. "Yes," he said. "I knew my right hand - and now Patter son, he knows it." Right Hand Was Crux That right hand was the crux of the fight. Patterson had been called a "cheese champion" because he had beaten a number of nothings and several of them had him on the floor. But he believed that Ingo was his meat and he also believed the propaganda that Ingo failed to use his right in training We use it in the hotel room," Ingo confided. 'But, just to limber it up against the trainer's open hand. What we do is train to make Pat terson back off from my left right as he come back. "That right hand it never fail me," he added. "It do just that." It did, indeed. Patterson was up and down like a run away yo-yo. His wife standing near the ring after racing up through the press rows .and crying: "It's all right, baby. It's all Terrific Values on Top Quality Sport Coats Reg. 32.50 to 47.50 V Save on Men's 5GTOES -.- . Famous makes many styles fine quality! In this group are the shoes you know and want, priced extra low for this special event. We still have i ice selection to choose from. ' Reg. 12.95 (5)88 Next to Pick's Apparel Pin. Lanes, Glendale Diamond Foes Here ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE STANDINGS W. L. Pet. GB 1.000 .667 li .667 1 ii .667 l'i .500 2 .000 3 'a .000 4 Riddle ; Ashland Grants Pass Medford Camp White Butte Falls Glendale Medford Bowling lanes! riasphall fpam whiVh wont nn I a slugging rampage last week, will see if its timber is still limber today The Keglers entertain Glen dale at Cheney field at the south edge 'of town. The Rogue Valley league semi-pro conflict is set for 1:30 p.m. Last week's heavy swatting was at the expense of one of the tail ,end clubs, Butte Falls. Glendale also is a cel- larite, having yetx to win a league contest, but the Bowl- ! ers -are anticipating tougher right." . In the catacombs under Yankee Stadium,, outside the icy ingo s dressing room, , there was more weeping. These were tears of happiness being shed by his mother and his fiancee, Brigit Lundgren. "Thank you, thank you," they said to old Fearless. "It was nothing," I told them. "After all, I couldn't have done it without Inge mar." It was nice, however, to have him on my side. Reg. Day of mm. New, Modern Boy's Store! Reg. 18.95 88 opposition this afternoon. Tyler May Pitch v Medford paces the -loop af present in team batting, but Glendale, despite its lowly status, has the league's lead ing" Bitter in Tom Prestianna (-S?1) and several other capa- ole sluggers. While Glendale is trying for its first win, the Bowlers aim to fortify their second place status in the circuit. With Dennis Barr a participant in the state prep all-star scrape at Eugene last night, Ernie Tyler is expected to be the starting pitcher for Medford. Unless Dwane Miller has re turned to the fold, manager Prestianni probably will call up Floyd West for the-chucking chores. ' Other RVL- scuffles today are Grants Pass at Riddle and Ashland at Butte Falls. Camp White has a bye. FRAT CHAMPION Forest Grove-(UPD-Bob Bron son with a 72-even par at For est Hills County Club won first place Friday in the Phi Delta Theta golf tournament. The competion included Phi Delta Theta alumnin and un dergraduates. It has been estimated that about 70 per cent of the fresh meat consumed in North Car olina is pork. 9 P.M. Summer Straw 2.95 99 Reg. to 21.95 88 4 WW m MATS )MM 1 oo 5)oo SAAtMiv7wil? The Buds for Quality Duds Warren Spahn Gets 10th Win UnUed Press International Fred Haney still says he's going to quit after this season, and that's his privilege, but 38-year-old Warran Spahn keeps pitching as if he plans to go on forever. Shooting for a 20-victory season for the 10th time in his career, the western Milwaukee southpaw reached the halfway mark beating the Chicago Cubs, 11-1, for his 10th tri umph of the season Friday Spahn; now ahead of his game-winning pace for any year- since the Braxes came to Milwaukee in 1953, helped his own case by hitting the 22nd home run of his career in the seventh inning. He already holds the National league rec ord for home runs hit by a pitcher. With 25 victories already under his belt, Spahn now is aiming for the all-time record of 26 by Eppa (Jeptha) Rixey, only other NL left-hander to exceed him in total wins. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored by Oregon Technical Institute July 3 July 4 July I S P.M. 2 & 8 P.M. t JL Klamath Falls Fairground Short and Long Sport SHORT SLEEVI Reg. to 3.95 Reg. 5.9S 99c LONG SLEIVI Reg. to 3.95 , leg. 9.95 9W mm 11 The fox was the first im portant fur-bearing animal to be raised in captivity by Can adian ranchers. RE-ROOFING? These quality J-M Asphalt Shingles will protect your home, give it new beauty ACE ROOFING CO. 11 SO Court - SP 2-2513 RODEO Sleeve 48 t 88 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Sunday, June 28, 1959 ft T 1 Shirts 3 Medford, Oreg.