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Comet Harriers Nip GP; Claim Diadem Central Point-Crater high wrapped up its regular season unbeaten. and claimed the Southern Oregon conference championship - in cross coun try yesterday by nudging the Grants Pass Cavemen 25 to 29 at Grants Pass. Nathan Parrish was indi vidual winner for the Com ets with a 6:20 time for the 1V4 to 1-mile run. Bob Mor ris of Crater was second. Oth er Comet finishes were Don Ryan fifth. Bob Garrison eighth and Dennis Fisher 10th. ; For Grants Pass the places were Sims third, Chronister fourth, Reed sixthr Pinking ton seventh and Bowser ninth, o The Comets were thrown off pace some; by the shorter distance. They have been running 1 45 miles. . - During the season Crater defeated Medf ord and Grants Elk Hunting Will Open Saturday Portland - With the general deer season ending last Sun day, Oct. J25, big" game hunt ers can now set their sights on the elk seasons scheduled to open in most of the state on Oct. 3i: . . Hunters will have an oppor tunity to test Jheir hunting skill against this smart big game animal through Nov. 11 along the coastal section and through Nov: 22 in the Cas cades and eastern Oregon areas. ; North coast hunters are re minded that : the season in this area will not oficially open until 12 noon on Oct. 31 The noon opening was set by the commission In an attempt to eliminate the heavy illegal kill of spike bulls occurring in this area when hunters surround elk herds and begin firing in the dim, early morn ing light. The north coast area is limited to the taking of bull elk with at least three points two inches or more in length on one antler. .The game com mission advised hunters to look twice before they shoot to make sure the animal is legal. , . , i Open areas on the north coast include the Clatsop, Wilson and Alsea big game units. . . . J -Before Sunrise f On the- south coast elk hunt ers can begin their hunting at one-half hour before sun rise and may take bull elk with antlers longer than the ears. tOpen areas include the Powers, ' Coquille, Umpqua, and Tenmile big game units. In the Cascades and north eastern Oregon areas, hunters may also' take bull elk with antlers' longer than the ears. The season will run through Nov. 22 and includes Hood River. Wasco", Santiam, Met- olius McKenzie, Deschutes, Fort Rock-Butte Falls, Co lumbia Basin, Walla Walla, Wenaha, Slid Springs, Ches nimnus, Umatilla, Catherine Creek, Minam, Imnaha, Snake River, Starkey, Ukiah, Hepp ner. Desolation, and Baker units. -" Hunters may set their sights on elk of either sex in the southeastern Oregon elk area. Units open for either-sex elk include Wheeler, Grizzly, Oc- hoco, Maury, Northside, Keat ing, Lookout Mountain, Mur derers Creek, Beulah, Mal heur River, and Silvies. The commission's weekly hunting and fishing report included: Pass each twice and Ashland once. Klamath Falls does not have a team. Other' wins were over - Roseburg and Douglas. Next action will be in the state meet week end after next at Wilson high in Portland. RYDER REPLACEMENT Atlanta, Ga. (CPJ Great Britain will fly another Ryder Cup golf player to the United States to replace Peter Mills. Mills resigned from the squad Wednesday because of a back injury suffered during a prac tice round at Washington recently. Webfoots Head For Idaho Mix ? Eugene, Ore.-flJPD-The Uni versity of Oregon Webfoots were -to depart for Moscow, Ida., today, and their week end battle with the Idaho Vandals. Coach Len Casanova stress ed defense Wednesday and said there would be no change in his starting lineup this Saturday. Casanova said his club was in perfect physical condition following its 13-12 defeat against Washington's Huskies last week end. The Ducks will work out at Lewiston, Ida., upon arrival Friday afternoon. An over night stop is scheduled for Spokane, Wash. '-- I j sjpqpiMrs Southwest: Waterfowl hunting low in Umpqua valley; pheasants and quail soil available; em wiu be more numerous on the west side of Umpqua and Powers units: quite a few waterfowl are in Coos Bay area; pheasant hunting fair to good in Rogue river valley but waterfowl hunting poor. Steelhead aneline fair to good below town of Winchester by poor in Steamboat area 01 .Norm Umpqua; the trout season ends on Oct. 31 in the Umpqua river and tributaries; salmon fishing alow at Tenmile lake and outlet: striped bass fishing should be fair on coos oay: au janes ana tribu taries of the Rogue system are closed CentraU Trout angling excel lent on the Klamath river with equal success from Keno to the California line: trout angling on Dwchutes good to excellent. Actors Seeking LA Franchises Los Angeles CUPD A group of well-heeled southern Cali fornians including actors Jack Webb and Dean Martin, today is seeking a franchise in the new third major league for their baseball club, the Los Angeles Stars. Scott announced. Wednes day that he and Webb and the new team's president, Stanley Brown, former president of Park and Tilford Distillers, will meet in New York Mon day with Branch Rickey, president of the outinental league from which they hope to to get a franchise HUSKY SHARPENS Bob Schloredt, University of Wash ington's ace one-eyed quarterback,; sharpens for next Sat urday's football game with University of-California at Los Angeles. Schloredt, who's just as good at intercepting passes as throwing them, has completed 22 of 40 attempts with no interceptions. He has less than 10 per cent vision in his left eye. . - (UPI Telephoto) nix, Eaales Vie For Rogue Banner Phoenix Championship of the Rogue league in football will be at stake here Friday night. Phoenix and Eagle Point, the defenidng titlist, mix at 8 p.m. with the league and Dis trict 6 A;2 southern division mantle to go to the winner. The victor will meet Suther lin or Glide next week end for the full district champion ship. ' The two Rogue loop clubs meet with like 4-0 records in the circuit. There is the possibility that the teams will tie. If that hap pens, the Pirates and Eagles will be co-champions but the club with the edge in yardage Friday will gain the district play-off. There will be an of fical statistician at the game. Comparative scores within the loop would ' seem to put Coach , Jack Woodward's Pi rates hi the favored role. But they are not using past per formances as a true measure of respective abilities and are prepped for a "whale" of a contest. Long Practices ' Phoenix had long practices both Monday and Tuesday. Yesterday the Pirates worked on protecting the punter and placekicker They scrim maged their defense against EP plays and dummy scrim maged their bwn offense. Coach Tom Van Etten's Eagles have their woes this week -with eight players on the crippled list. Star iullback Bill Skeeters has a torn knee cartilage and may be through for good. Tackle Gary Ayers, 185 pound, vet,: and Steve Geren, have, injured knees. Ayers is to miss the Phoenix game and Geren, halfback, fullback and extra point kicker, who has played regu lar, may not be able to open in the fullback slot in place of Skeeters. Gary Snyder, 210 -pound lineman, -and his brother, Rod, defensive standout and passing specialist, sprained ankles in Tuesday practice. Three-year letterman guard Mack Lemmon has an injured sternum. Center. Carl John son, who plays much, has a back sprain, and defensive back, Elvin Hawkins, a stal wart, has a hip injury. Not Giving Anything That makes the situation dark but Van Etten hopes to have Eagle' spirits up and aide Vern Steward says EP is not by any means giving them (the Pirates) any inches on the scrimmage line yet." Opening offensive align ment for Phoenix is expected have Othar- Richey and and Rickey Richey, tackles; Jack Hoffbuhr and Ron Ba ker, guards; Les Baker, cen ter; Gerald Sloper, blocking back; Dan Lumley, wingback; Mike Consbruck,- fullback, and. Leon Small, tailback. - For defense it may be Slo per and Ron Baker, ends; Harry Gay and Rickey Rich ey, tackles- Martin and Les Baker, guards; Hoffbuhr and Walls, linebackers; Lumley or Mike Reese and Othar Rich ey, halfbacks, and Consbruck, safety. - Those who may be in the opening . lineup for Eagle Point are Ken Jorde and Mike Palm, ends; Paul Evers and Dick Wilson, tackles; Bob Unger and Ray Peterson, guards; Mike Hawks, center; Tom Perdue, quarterback; Jim Nease, right half; Gary Stelle, fullback, and Bob Ber ryman, left half. ; ' 1 Sam Walls, ends; Jim Martin Women Object To Ball Players' Pay Hoboken, . N.J. -(DPD Eigh teen cleaning women hurled verbal brickbats at Hoboken city fathers today for plan ning to pay four baseball players more for a winter's work than the cleaning wom en get all year. The city hired Danny O' Connell of the San Francisco Giants, Joe Hennessey of the Chicago White Sox farm or ganization, Leo Kiely of the Boston Red Sox and Johnny Romano of the White Sox as winter recreation directors. They are to be paid $4,000. The city-employed cleaning women get $2,700 a year. They protested that the money going to the balplayers could be used to raise their pay- - : -V KBcCiey DmpDies Majors ifiig To Try cuttle Loop By FRED DOWN New York - (CPD - Branch Rickey hurled Baseball Com missioner Ford Frick's words back at him today with an angry retort that implied the major leagues are trying to scuttle the Continental league. It was the closest Rickey has yet come to a direct charge of bad faith regarding cooperation with the forma tion of the third league. Ear lier, the 77-year-old first president of the Continental league called upon Frick and other baseball officials to 23 21 21 21 20 , 19 19 18 15 12 14 14 17 17 19 19 19 20 21 21 22 25 BOWLING COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Standing: w. Ham St Eff'r Cafe 28 Patterson's Bakery 26 Bat Candy Co. ' 2S Alexander St Brown Ins. 23 cuDoys urive in Kim's Restaurant , Mail Tribune , . Richfield Oil Co. Quality Market Fam Bearings . Rogue Valley Drilling Andy's Jewelers .. E. H- Mann Co. Medford Paint Store 14 ',4 25 4 Davis Transfer Si Storage 14 24 Morning Fresh Bread 11 4 2814 Resulta: Andy's 0 (Ed Guldan 546) 2,600; Quality 4 (Bill Blunt' 608) 2,789. FAM 0 (Dick D Groot 569) 2,569; Ham & Egg'r 4 (Don Ivie 577) 2.713. Cubby's 3 (Dick Adklns 538) 2.611; Mann Co. 1 (Frank Driscoll 556) 2.553. Bates 4 (Dick Weber 600), 2,700; M. F. Bread 0 (Dick Spain 577) 2,349. Davis Trans. 1 (Gale Culy 557) 2,520; Tribune 3 (Sam Van Dyke 547) 2.591. Medford Paint 0 (Cot Hampson 609) 2,526; A & B Inc. 4 (Harold Allen 267-637) 2,674. : : Richfield 3 (Dave Kreer 579) 2,653; Patterson's 1 (John Dickin son 588) 2,629. Rogue Drill 3 (Herb Vallee 573) 2,621; Kim's 1 (Chuck Snedden 537) 2,562. EVERGREEN LEAGUE Standings: W, R. O. Stephenson LbrCo. 28 KOGAP Lumber Industries ?. Medford Steel Co. 25 Medford Corporation .... 23 Medford Blowpipe Co. 21 Big Y Market 21 M & M Motors 20 Barco Supply Co 19 Sevan Up Bottling Co , 18 Patterson's Plumbing .... 14 Team Nine .'..w 13 First Christian Church..... 12 L. 12 14 is i 19 19 20 21 22 26 27 28 Results: 7 Up 3 (BUI Smith 900) 2,663; Big Y 1 (Larry Schmaltz 441) 2.534. Patterson 1 (Carl Perdue 465) 2,559; Team Nine 3 (Ray - Adams 516) 2,665. ' . ' Kogap 3 (Joe Clark 578) 2,688; Blowpipe 1 (BUI Thorndike 473) 2,605. - Medco 2 (Ed Nave 509) 2,771; Stephenson 2 (Jim Baize 545) 2.822. M tc M 0 (John Mahaley 536) 2,672; Steel 4 (Lin Smith 518) 2,801. Church 0 (Glen AUen 444) 2,638; Barco 4 (Dick Swan 561) 2,794. ROXY ANN CLASSIC Standings: Hamilton Funds Cubby's Drive In W. H. Daugherty Lbr- W. L. 17 4 14 7 13 8 Clave Construction 10 11 Beck's Morning Fresh .... 10 11 Lamport's Sport. Goods M 11 Kim s oia id va Timber Room .5 18 Results: ' ' - - Cubby's 3 (W. Meyers 836) 2,772; Clave 0 (H. Frye 568) '2.676, Hamilton 3 (J. Hennebeck 550) 2,624; Kim's 0 (G. Smith 509) 2,268. Lamport's 2 (J. Morgan 571) 2.659; Beck's 1 (W. Tope 505) 2,514. Daugherty 2 (H. Aen 564) 2,604; Timber Room 1 (C. McWhorter 573) 2,485. ROXY ANN MAJOR. Standings: Asko Allison Const. . Donna Timber Western Oil Burner Rotary Club ... K-DOV Country Club MaU Tribune Cal-Ore Ranches Medford Tire Desert Service Kachina Room .... W. 19 17 17 14,4 14 13 13 9 8 7 L. 5 7 7 914 10 11 11 15 16 17 6',4 172 6 ' 18 Results: Medford Tire 3, Cal-Ore Ranches Allison 4. Desert Service 0. Asko 2, Kachina Room 2. K-DOV 3. Western Oil 1. Rotary 2. Donna Timber1 2. Country 4, MaU Tribune 0. ROXY ANN "STAR FIRE" Standings: Rogue Valley Vending Larry's Lineup Weks & orr Olson Ross Lbr Std. Oil Co., Prospect Home Gas Co. . Jackson County Co-op-Ron's Std Station Tex Nash Pinnacle Orchards Jeddeloh Bros Ken Hughes . W. 19 16 ',4 14V3 14i,i 13 13 11 11 10. 8 ',4 7 L. 5 7 ',4 914 9,i 11 11 13 13 14 15 4 17 18 Results: Ron's Std. 3, Jeddeloh Bros 1. Ken Hughes 3, Olson-Ross 1. Rogue VaUey Vending 3, Home Gas 1. Pinnacle 3, Std. OU Co. 1 Jackson Coop 3, Tex Nash 1. Larry's Lineup 254, Weeks St On INDICTED IN DEATH Portland DPD The Multno mah county grand jury Wednesday indicted Patrick Arthur Edwards, 31, Portland mechanic, for first degree murder in the beating death last Saturday of his wife, Blanche, 27. He is being held without bail. best.ohot in the Westl AND THE Of KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY SINCE 1810 Code No. 181B $4.80 FIFTH 86 Proof... wtiif hi au iihui nsnuiiT co, imsioiiv miuut honor their, "unqualified as surance" that they support major 1 league- expansion through the formation of a third league. " - Rickey's new: blast; was touched. off by Frick's expla nation that the majors "have not committed ourselves , to a third league as the- only pos sible method of expansion." 'Only Way Possible'. "It is the only way possi ble," roared Rickey. "They knew it when they first agreed to support us and they know it now. Baseball can't expand in any other way." Asked if he was saying the majors are going back on a promise J'to avoid interfer ence,." ; Rickey again roared in anger. -. -. ."Interference,, that's the word-they said no interference." Bearers Stress Attack in Drill Corvallis, Ore.-JUPD-Oregon State's Beavers drilled two hours Wednesday for their homecoming game this week end against Washington State. Coach Tommy Prothro em phasized running and passing in Wednesday's workout. The Beavers especially worked against Washington State's offense. Tailbacks Dainard Paulson, Earl Harbin, Larry Sanchez and Don Kasso, all practiced Wednesday. Prothro hasn't indicated which will start on Saturday. . HOCKEY NATIONAL LEAGUE United Press International Detroit goalie Terry Saw chuk can well pity the man who faces a firing squad with out a blindfold. Sawchuk, going through the first seven games of the National Hockey legaue sea son at a goal-a-game issue, was bombarded with . three goals in less than five min utes Wednesday night as the New York Rangers surged back to tie Detroit, 3-3. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 1 9 Thursday, Oct. 29, 1959 The starfish is not a fish. It is an "echinoderm," or spiny-skinned animal. ba? 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