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Willamette 27-7 Victor By United Press'lnlernaiional j Willamette s Bearcats, de fending Northwest Confer ence titlista, finally came to life with a 27-7 win over Western Washington Satur day ' in an interconference clash. The Bearcats, dumped 19-0 by Whitworth in their open ing outing, spotted the Vik ings a 7-0 lead and then came roaring back with a relentless attack. " . In another interconference tilt, Lisfield's Wildcats de feated Portland State College, 34-0 on a muddy Roosevelt high field in Portland. Lewis ft Clark Loses j Whitworth's Pirates scut tied favored Lewis and Clark 14-7 in a wet contest at Spo kane. Sophomore Denny Spurlock fired touchdown passes of eight and 10 yards to end Dick Moultrie to give the Pirates the edge. ; The California Aggies threw up a rugged second half de fense to take a 14-7 win over Pacific. , ) A speedy Chico State- team raced to an easy 34-6 win over Southern Oregon in another California contest. ..' Oregon Tech fell victim to a bigger El Camino, Calif Junior College, 21-6. t College of Idaho battled a jO-mile-an-hour wind to bowl Over smaller Eastern Oregon, 6-6 in a Saturday night clash at La Grande. v Humboldt State parlayed steady football into an 18-6 .triumph over Oregon College "at Areata, Calif. SPORTS Tornado Grid Tickets on Sale Reserved seat tickets for the Medford - South Salem high football game are now on sale at the senior high school office here. The game will be on Friday night, Oct. 2, at the Medford stadium. There are a good number of seats available. t)nly a small representation of South Salem backers is expected. School office here is open from 7:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. each day through Friday. 145 Registered In Centennial Portland - (UPD - Mason Ru dolphs who worn the Golden Gate Golf title in San Fran cisco Sunday, will play in the $20,000 Centennial Open start ing here Thursday, officials said today. '. The field - for the ' 72-hole tourney stood at 145 today. A qualifying round for amateurs is scheduled for Tuesday so as not to conflict with the special pro-amateur event set for Wednesday. ... - - In addition to the top pro fessional ' golfers,' entertainers Phil Harris Bob, Crosby and Randolph Scott will ber on hand. . The tourney will be held at the Portland Golf club. It runs through next Sunday. State Police Investigate Five Accidents iii Vicinity '.. State police today reported five accidents occurred duiv ing the -week end and early Monday morning. No injuries Were reported. ; Saturday morning on the Green Springs highway James fcay Gandee, 20, of 6860 High way 66, Ashland, escaped in jury when his car turned over in a ditch to avoid an other car.1 7r-:"vV ." i ' Gandee told Ashland police, Svha referred the report to the state police, that he doubt ed if the other driver was Two Missing in Ship Seattle - (UPD Two men were missmg and . presumed drowned today following, :the ramming of the fishing vessel jaaeirof Seattle, at the en trance of the Strait of Juan De Fuc;by the merchant ship Mormacpine in heavy fog Sun- day.- ' lV'y The Coast Guard reported three men from the 56-foot fishing boat were rescued by the Mormacpine; a 439-foot vessel owned by Moore-Mc-Cormack Lines IncV. Missing and believed downed-were Harold Toft, 38, Seattle, the kipper, and P. B. Jorgensen, about 33, also of Seattle. , Rescued were Darwin Hoe, 62, Seattle, the vessel's cook; Harold E. Hansen, 55, Seattle, and Alfred Horn, 52, Blaine, Wash. Y The Coast Guard said the search for Toft and Jorgen sen was called off after eight, hours when no trace of them could be found. : r- The collision' occur red about 8 ajh. Sunday four miles northeast of Tatoosh Island, off the extreme "north-, western tip ' of . Washington state. . !"- Wall Street Chatter New York -(UPD Styles in speculation, as in clothes, change constantly and the emphasis now is on reality rather than fantasy, says Sid ney B. Lurie of Josephthal & Co. l- . The market's "soberer" en vironment might make the once-bitten speculator twice as shy today, he pohits put . "Time, and a healthy pnee adjustment, have taken, care of many problems in a market which doesn't move in uni son," he adds. It is probably true, he notes, that the ave age-wise lows have been re corded for the balance of the year and that there are many individual candidates for new 1959 highs. .Hemphill, Noyes & Co. says aluminum shares have been able to command a good market following this year stemming in large measure from new uses which are de veloping.' Revere Copper & Brass appears to be one of the best ways to invest in the future of this dynamic industry, -it adds. Walston & Co. says Gener al Tire's net for 1959 is ex pected to be more than dou h's last year's $2.06 a share. Motorola also looks for a rec ord 1959 net, it notes. - xi n : : I aware ox uiv ..ueai-tuuioiuu near the intersection ot Dead Indian rd.' . -'. ' Jerry Don Niedermeyer, 15, of 2860 Oakridge ave., Med ford, and his passenger escap ed injury when his car turned over on Scenic dr., a mile off the South Pacific highway, state police said. The Niedei meyer vehicle apparently missed the corner, swerved off the road into a ditch and back onto the road before turning over, according to re ports, ... ? State police advised Nieder meyer thai; a complaint would be .Jtiled'iagainst him in dis trict court , charging him with npt;6avingi;an operator's li cense otijiirfcerson. Complainl? State police said today that a- complaint would also be filed In district court against Eli Wesley Davis,. 65, of 4680 North, Pacific highway,, Sox failure to yields the .right of way as " a result of an "accident Sunday at the junction of Table Rock and Vilas rds. Cars driven by 'Davis and Henry . Nabss, 3 6, of 185 Schltz . rd.;rCollided, police said,;wheh Davis stopped at a stop sign then pulled in front of . the Nahss car which was southbound. -'A truck, driven by John Henry Carter, 38, of 432 Ray lane; Ashland, and a pickup truck operated by Fred Boyer, 48,; of 1604 Ashland st., Ash land, collided on Green Springs highway near the Klamath junction early Mon day. The Boyer pickup was at tempting to make a left turn onto the old highway when it was hit from behind, police said.' Minor damage resulted to both vehicles - Text Book Published' By UO Professor ? : Eugene-4U?r i A text book written by a journalism pro fessor at the University of Oregon has been, published by the University of Minnesota Press. -VTyj- ; " , The work isf ''The Litera ture of Journalism: An .An notated ,'iBiblidgraphy," ;by Warren C Price.: j ' : ; '; Price said the;; book is de signed as a reference work for school' and departments of journalism and working edi tors and journalists. "'.:, tl . Medford Lady : Named To State Bowling Posts Mrs. Mary Ann Wilson, Medford, was appointed to two state positions at a recent meeting of the Oregon State Women's Bowling association meeting at Roseburg. She was named to fill out this year's term as first vice president of the association and was chosen Oregon direc tor of the. American Junior Bowling congress. Mrs. Jackie Wilson, Med ford, was appointed chairman of the state nominating com mittee. Members of the Medford Women's Bowling association'! attending were Mrs. Teddy Farrar, president; Mrs. Thel ma Tolles, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Vivian Knox, ambas sador, and Mrs. Mary Ann Wilson, who is state certified instructor and AJBC chairi man. ; .' " Bids of Astoria, Coos Bay and Pendelton for the 1931 state tourney were received at the meeting at the Umpqua hotel. , , Tournament for I960 will be. held Feb. 26 through March. 20 at Roseburg.-Site for 1961 will be set at that time. Averages for the 1960 meet will be taken as of Jan. 1. Closing date for entries is Jan. 15. Hurricane Moves Toward Florida Miami-flJPD-Hurricane Grac ie moved ominously toward the northeast Florida coast early today packing winds up to 90 miles an hour. The Miami Weather Bureau reported that the week-old hurricane was located in the Atlantic about 300 miles east of Cape Canaveral, Fla. and moving west northwest at about seven miles an hour. The bureau said this course and . speed for the next 12 hours would bring ; Grade's 40 - mile - an - hour outward winds . to within .75 to, 100 miles of the northeast Flor ida, Georgia, , and , Car olinas coasts by this afternoon. - Ed - Dully, director of Red Cross disaster services- for the southeast, said he had order ed nine -field workers from the Atlanta office to augment personnel ' standing , by at Brunswick and. Savanah, Ga. and Jacksonville, Orlando and CocoS, Fla.' r ' CASEY WILL RETURN . New York -4UPD Casey Sten gel will have to pay his way into" the World Series this week but he isn't going to be made to pay for- the collapse of the "New York Yankees. General Manager George Weiss," wishing to "put to rest all reports about Stengel not being back next year," issued a formal statement Sunday which stated the Yankees had "no - thought" of replacing him as manager. Red China To- Curb Shelling of Quemoy Tokyo : (UPD - Communist China today announced a five day respite from shelling Na tionalist China's offshore is land of Quemoy. Radio Pelping said Red guns would be silent Sept. 29 and Oct. 1 in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Red Chinese government. The Reds normally shell on odd-numbered days, and do not shell on even-numbered days of the month. . 1 Russia Claims Fencing Honors Hershey, Pa. -(UP1- Russia and its big Red star, Igor Novikov, captured the team and individual fencing titles Sunday in the second event of the World Modern Pentathlon championship meet. But the real surprise of the day was turned in by Capt. Antonio Almada St Mexico, who came from out of no where to take the lead in the race for individual ' scoring honors. He passed Wensceslau Malta, a paratrooper from Brazil and winner of the Pan American Games, and went in front by 36 points with a total of 1,940 in the two events. Malta, with 1,904 points, re mained in second, leading Novikov by three points. Russia, riding on the superb arm of Novikov, the defending fencing titlist, rolled up 2,475 points. The United States fin ished a surprising second, with Mexico third.. i AUTHOR DIES -.. ' Mishawka. Ind.ffl) Dr. Harry Dexter Kitson, 73, au thor of many books on voca tional guidance, died Friday in St. Joseph's hospital after a short illness. Escapee Goes To Jail To Give Up Tacoma-UPD-One of three escapees from a state prison work party at Darrington sur rendered to Pierce county sheriffs deputies at the coun ty jail Sunday. ; Jess Bullock, 40, walked into the jail, identified him self and said a relative here had talked - him into giving up to authorities. The other two convicts, Mil ton Ventura,, 30, and Billie Combs. 33. were captured in ! Seattle a few hours after the escape Thursday night. . The trio tied up, an unarm ed guard and three state em ployees before getting away in a stolen pickup truck. Benny's Maxwell To Run in Race Hollywood - (UPD - An argu ment between a restaurateur and a Wisconsin publisher over the merits of old cars has led, to a slowdown race next Thursday between Jack Benny's Maxwell" and a 1909 FWD Battleship. Benny's notoriously under paid valet, . Rochester (Eddie Anderson) will pilot the Max well . against the Battleship, which was built in Clinton vill, Wis., and will be driven by Joe Leyrer, Clintonville. Restaurant man Bob Cobb is backing the MaxwelL Wal ter Gleason, publisher of the Tribune - Gazette, is backing the race-which will range from Los - Angeles' Griffith i-park area into Hollywood and wind up at the Brown Derby. Both cars are reported to have a top speed of 27 miles per hour v. Cobb and Gleason have - a bet-50 eents-pn the outcome. "; MAIL TRIBUNE, Medtof, Ofc 7 Monday " . Crcke crd Frcnt End Scniss Here's what 1. Adjust brake r! 2. Add brake fkJ needetf w 3. Pock front wheel beoriwg I 4. Align front end 5. Balance both front wheeh FIRESTONE MUFFLERS Installed While You Wait! stores , ;. 214 S. 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