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Gaperna Continues I n NW Links Open; Congdon Has Lead Salem - (UPD - Medford pro Ron Caperna turned in a 74 Tuesday to make it iifto the 36-hole finals today of the. Northwest Open Golf cham pionships. . He carded a 72 Monday. Eight other golfers tied him at 146. Jim Sheldon, amateur from Medford, was eliminated on Tuesday. He shot a 76 to go with Monday's 74 for ar 150. The cutting-off place was 148. Salem - (UPD - Professional Chuck Condon of Tacoma, Wash., turned in a 70 Tues-' day to go with Monday's 66 and kept his lead in the 50th annual Northwest Open Golf tournament at Salem . Golf club. His 136 was four-under- par. ' Eddie Hogan of Portland, who tied Congdon Monday, carded a 74 Tuesday and dropped to an even-par 140. Washington state golfers dmoinated the rest of the ranking field, which was trimmed to 68 players Tues- Cabin Still A BOURBON MAN'S BOURBON I YEARS OLD 86 PROOF fp AVAILABLE IN FIFTHS PINTS KENTUCKY , STRAIGHT " SOUR MASH BOURBON WHISKEY Distilled and Bottled by STITZEL-WELLER DISTILLERY Louisville, Kentucky day, 40 of them profession als. - Ron Weber of Kelso, the only amateur near the top and a junior next year on the champion University of Hous ton team, shot 69-69-138 for second place, along with Seat tle's John Hoetmer and Taco ma's Al Feldman. Hoetmer had a 68 Tuesday and Feld man a 71. Three players tied at 139. They were' Sid Harman, of Yakima, who shot a 67 Tues day for the best single round of the day; Tom Marlowe of Portland and Cliff Whittle, Twin Falls; Idaho. . i It took 148 or better to qualify for today's 36-hole fi nal round.' " Oregon Open champion Bob Duden, Portland, had 70-70-140. Ockie Eliason of Ta coma, the only man compet ing here who has won the title twice, had 69-73-142. Recent- Washington Open winner Don Bies of Seattle stayed in with 67-77-144. Ore gon PGA champion Boots Porterfield of Grants Pass had 71-73-144. Provost Picked As Senior Prexy Dom Provost Sr., Ashland, member of Rogue Valley Country club, has been named president of the Ore gon Senior Golfers associa tion. . Seniors have picked Rogue Valley as site for their I960 tournament. NW Bow Meet At Haney, B.C. Haney, B.C. - Pacific North west Archery association will hold its 1959 tournament at Haney on Aug. 21, 22 and 23 under sponsorship of Maple Ridge Archery club. ' Novelty1 and wand shoots and practive are set for Fri day. - Men's junior and boys first triple American events lead the tourney on Saturday. Las Vegas Man Dies Following Crash Redmond-IUPIKA Las Veeas. Nev., man, Garland G. Welch, 42, died Tuesday in Central Oregon District hospital here of injuries suffered in a traf fic accident in Wasco county near Shaniko Monday night. A passenger m Welch's car, Doris Williams Parker. 36. of Las Vegas, was injured. She was reported in satisfactory condition in the hospital. SPORTS BOWLING WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION A meeting of Medford Women's Bowling association will be held at 7:30 pjn. Thursday. Aug. 13, at Girls Community club. All ladies interested in bowling at either Medford establishment are asked to attend. CENTENNIAL ROLLERS Standings: Tattlers . Pinheads Goofers Fifty Niners Cotton Pickers Near Misses W. 23 22 Three Squares flail wits Left Overs Krazy Kats 17 ..17 15 .15 ..-15 .13 12 11 Results: Tattlers 2 (Billie Davis 501) 1324; Half Wits 2 (Stella Puett 451) 1344. Pinheads 2 (Lucy Turner 469) 1286; Cotton Pickers 2 (Melba Jer den 467) 1284. Goofers 2 (Ethel Champon 447) 1233; Near Misses 2 (Judy Barnum 452) 1230. Fifty Niners 1 (Eunice Johnson 433) 1221; Krazy Kats 3 (Dolly Weber 399) 1278. Three Squares 4 (Flossie Coffin 431) 1188; Left Overs 0 (Dorothy Smith 387) 1132. Splits Dot Edwards 2-7, Eunice Johnson 5-10, Judy Barnum 5-7, Nell Jones 8-9, Janet Lackterhand 4-9-10. High game Billie Davis, 191. High series Davis, 501. San Diego Even With Portlanders United Press International John Briggs hurled one-hit ball Tuesday night and the San Diego Padres evened their Pacific Coast league se ries with the Portland Bea vers 2-0. The win split the series at one game apiece and left Portland in second place, IV2 games behind Sacramen to. The hurler also scored one of the San Diego runs. Briggs chalked up his ninth victory against three losses. He never lost control and the Beavers never seriously threatened. George Brunet, who start ed for Portland, was tagged with the loss, his 10th versus four wins. The Padres picked up. five hits from him before he was relieved in the ninth by Glen McMinn. The Padres scored single runs in the fourth and last in nings. Dick Smith doubled in Briggs for the first tally and Steve Jankowski scored on an error by Clarence Moore. In other games, Vancouver and Sacramento split, with Vancouver winning 1-0 and Sacramento winning 4-3. Phoenix took Spokane 5-3 and Salt Lake downed Seat tle 5-1. Paraguay and Bolivia have no seacoasts. PERFORMS AT OPEN HOUSE-Andy Varipapa, above, na tionally known bowler, is the star performer today at the open house of Medford Bowling lanes. The event celebrates the expansion of the lanes from 22 to 38 alleys. Varipapa will appear in matches agains top Medford pinmen, will show his famed trick shot ability and will give tips on bowling. Matches among men's and women's teams of five communi ties are on today's slate, also. Varipapa is to roll at 8 p.m. Wildcats Knot Pee Wee Race With Tigers' Help PEE WEE STANDINGS: W. Ashland Cubs 8 Medford Wildcats . 8 CP Indians 7 Eagle Point 7 Medford Tigers 6 CP Braves 2 Ashland Bears 1 L. 3 3 4 5 5 9 10 Pet. .727 .727 .636 .583 .545 .182 .091 Medford Wildcats helped themselves and had an assist fiom the other Medford team of the loop yesterday to pull back into a tie for, first place in the Southern Oregon Ju nior Baseball Pee Wee league. The 'Cats clawed the Ash land Bears 4 to 1 while the Medford Tigers licked the Ashland ubs, previous . lone leader, 4 to 2. "Central Points Indians took over third spot in the circuit with a 7 to 5 verdict over Eagle Point. Final regular season games of the Pee Wee league are billed Thursday afternoon with the Wildcats at Central Point Braves, the Cubs play irig the Bears -nd the Lidians at the Tigei ' field. Runs in First Yesterday, the Wildcats put all their hits in one inning in getting -11 their runs. 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EP's Bob Corliss per mitted four hits, walked nine and fanned six. Ashland forfeited an Inter mediate league game Monday to Central Point. LINESCORES: Ash. Bears 000 01 1 3 2 Med. Wildcats 400 Ox 4 3 1 Johnson and Mowry; Farthing and Coss. Med. Tigers 310 00 4 6 2 Ash. Cubs 000 112 4 3 Kinney and Phipps; Barger and Johnson. CP Indians 113 117 4 2 Eagle Point 000 23 5 3 5 Corliss and D. Charley; Froh reich and Patterson. Alex May Turn Pro Next Year United Press International Indications are that tennis star Alex Olmedo will turn professional. But not until next Fall. Bob Barnes, the Australian manager for the Jack Kramer pro organization, said Olmedo has been made an offer. Barnes added that he doesn't expect the Davis cup star from Peru to reply until after the U.S. championships in September. An Australian sports writer Jack Pollard said Olmedo's guarantee is about $120,000. Salvador Olmedo, the fa ther of the tennis ace, pre dicted his son would remain an amateur until after the Da vis Cup matches later this month. Olmedo won two singles matches and was on the doubles team as the U.S. took the cup from Australia last December. YMCA Softball Team Winner Medford YMCA women's softball team evened the score for a previous loss by defeat ing Central Point 7 to 1 yes terday evening. Central Point had won a previous game 33 to 3. The Y team yesterday smacked out 11 hits while its pitcher, Bernice Ellis, was giv ing up only four. Medford tallied its first run in the fourth inning when Carol Rose socked a two-bagger. Three runs each went over in the sixth and seventh. Central Point gained its mark er in the fourth. The game completed the season for the, teams. CATLIN TRADED Cleveland (DPD Mlie Cleve land Browns of the National Football league have traded linebacker Tom Catlin to the Chicago Cardinals for a fu ture draft choice. The 27-year-old Catlin, a former Oklahoma star, was the Num ber One linebacker for Cleve land since he joined the club in 1954. On other pro football notes, Philadelphia asked waivers on two backs Rollie West of Villanova and Severn Hayes of Montana . . . Baltimore dropped halfback Tom Ste vens of Syracuse, tackle Jim Murphy of East Tennessee State and Thurman Terry, also a tackle, from Rice. Lane Critical Of Yank Pilot United 'Press International General Manager Frank Lane of the Cleveland Indians has ' tossed another verbal blow in the direction of Casey Lane criticized the New 1 York Yankee manager over his selection of pitchers in the All-Star game Monday at Los Angeles. Lane asks-"Why did he use my pitcher, Cal Mc Clish, who had worked the day before? And why did Stengel use' three Baltimore pitchers when his own Ryne Duren never left the bullpen." Earlier, Manager Paul Rich ards had complained over the fact that Stengel worked Hoyt Wilhelm, Billy O'Dell and Jerry Walker, the three Balti more pitchers. Richards said it meant he had to change his rotation-and Lane- said he MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Wednesday, Aug. 5, 1959 . agreed that the Baltimore manager had a solid argu ment. . Watch for Harley's Texaco Ad Friday LIXE SCORE: Medford 000 103 3 7 Central Point 000 100 0 1 Ellis and Rose; Hull.Bateman and Mclvor. Seattle - (UPD Boxing Pro moter Mickey Connelly said today he was trying to sign a 10-round junior welterweight match between Dobby Hicks of Seattle and Zeke Lucero of Sacramento, Calif. If suc cessful, Connelly will stage the bout in Sick's Seattle Sta dium later in the month. They treat you fine at the Goodyear Sign Sweeping Price Reductions! 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