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MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. Friday, Nov. 13, 1959 CI Seeking Share of NW Crown By Uniled Press Inlernalional Football comes to a halt for most small college football teams this week end and only one game has the possibility of deciding a conference champion. College of Idaho can grab a share of the Northwest con ference crown by defeating Whitman at Caldwell Satur day night. " r Willamette, defending cham pion, has already cinched at least a tie for the title. The Bearcats journey to Central Washington of the Evergreen conference for a Saturday night fray. ' Linfield will tangle with Pacific in Forest Grove as both clubs wind up the North west conference season Satur day night. Lewis and Clark will travel to California Poly for another Saturday night game. With Oregon Collegiate con f e r e n c e play completed, champion Oregon Tech takes the week end off prior to the season's finale next Saturday at San Diego university. Winless Oregon college en tertains Lower Columbia Junior college Saturday after noon at Monmouth and Port land State college meets West minster at Salt Lake City. Southern Oregon will take on Humboldt State at Ashland Saturday night and Eastern Oregon will invade Grays Harbor to test Grays Harbqp Junior college also Saturday night. 12 Yod don't hove to be rich to enjoy ?"f&'fl U (aiiAKjill nnt . ?w)v I , 7 Codel45C $420 ?psf3 IV-.........."''jy Cod145B I (to ffiEB I 1 A BARREL OF QUALITY IN EVERY BOTTLE J suitit louiti aitsiu u hoof on MU OD 1NNAY The Car That's ADD New DELIVERED IN MEDFORD DODGE DART f Heater and Defroster Shaded Windshield Air Foam Seat Electric. Wipers .. Torsion Aire Ride parsohs 315 East 5th Next to LS! "II 4 mm,m.2i',0m, -J, PUCK BOUNCES AWAY Leonard Kelly, left, goalie Terry Sawchuk tand Bill Mc Neill of Detroit Red Wings, watch and hope as shot by Fleming Mackell of Boston HOCKEY United Press International Jacque3 Plante is winning his fight to prove that a goalie's play as well as his looks can be improved by a plastic mask. The Montreal Canadiens' controversial net-minder has yielded only five goals in four games since donning the mask on Nov. 1 and Thursday night turned in his first shutout of the National Hockey league season with a 3-0 decision over the Toronto Maple Leafs Plante had allowed 28 goals in 12 games before a severe face cut led to his' wearing the mask for the first time against the New York Rang ers. Montreal officials and other die-hard hockey fans only a few of 'em goalies - had opposed the mask as sissy stuff." RICH BOURBON wua mmiiis co,uuiuniMitB . . . All: 1960 INCLUDES: Safety Rim Wheels Dodge Economy Slant 6 Engir New Car Service Winterized Gas, Oil and License See It NOW at Dodge - Plymouth Headquarters Greyhound Syracuse. Texas. USC Expected to Continue Marches By FRED DOWN United Press International Syracuse, Texas and South ern" California are expected to continue their march to ward unbeaten and untied sea sons while Louisiana State, Northwestern and Perm State try to rebound Saturday on a college football card filled with' important conference and traditional contests. ' Several of the lucrative Jan. l bowl berths could be decided but it's considered more likely that such close races as the Big 10, Pacific Coast Conference" and South eastern Conference battles will continue down to the final week of the campaign. Syracuse, the new national leader, is rated a whopping 36-point choice over Colgate, Texas is rated six points over Texas Christian and Southern California is 14 points over Baylor. Indications now arev that Syracuse and second ranked Texas will go on to a Cotton' Bowl showdown that would be one of the most at tractive bowl pairings of all time. '.' Colgate has won only one of seven games while Syra cuse has rolled past Kansas, Maryland, Navy, Holy Cross, West Virginia, Pittsburgh and Penn State. TCU Coming Fast: Texas Christian has been coming fast since early-season losses to LSU and Ark ansas but Texas is given the edge because of a more potent Phone SPv3-3687 if i Gis Bruins sails toward cage in second period of National Hockey league match. The puck hit the post and bounced away. The Red Wings won 6 to 5. (UPI Telephoto) offense. Southern California, apparently en route to a per fect season, is competing only for the national championship since it is ineligible to play in the Rose Bowl. LSU, beaten last Saturday after 19 straight victories, is a 22-point favorite over Mis sissippi State Saturday night. Northwestern is six over Michigan State and Penn State is 18 points over Holy Cross. LSU still has a strong chance to play in the Sugar Bowl. Northwestern is bat tling Wisconsin for the Big Ten title and the visitor's Rose Bowl bid and Penn State is expected to go to either the Liberty or Gator bowls. Wisconsin, which tied Northwestern for the Big Ten lead last Saturday, is favored by 10 points over Illinois. Washington, which still has the inside track for the West Coast's berth 'in . the Rose Bowl is favored by six points over California but Oregon is rated no better than- even money against Washington State. Washington and Ore gon are in a two-team battle for the lucrative bid because of Southern Cal's ineligibility. Colorado Surprise Underdog Colorado, which seized the inside track for the Big Eight's Orange Bowl bid last Saturday is a surprise under deg to a Nebraska eleven that has lost to Texas, Kansas, In dianaj Missouri and Iowa State. The Buffaloes 4-4 would be the Big Eight's bowl choice if they finished second in the race because Oklahoma is in eligible to go for a secona straight time. Clemson, which rules the Atlantic Coast Conference with seeming ease and almost certainly will receive a major post-season bowl bid, is rated 14 points over Maryland. : In other attractive pairings, Notre Dame is 3 over Pitts burgh, Southern Methodist 6 over Arkansas, Auburn .3 over Georgia, Iowa 6 over Ohio State, Duke 7 over Wake For est, Oklahoma 7 over Army, Dartmouth 8 over Cornell, Harvard 10 over Brown, Mis sissippi 8 over Tennessee, Navy 27 over George Wash ington and Missouri 21 over Kansas State. EQUIPMENT FOR RENT Delivered SP 2-5271 IB(D)WILm(K VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: Med ford Motors W. 34 33 30 25 25 24 24 23 L. 14 15 18 23 23 Hillyer Oil Batsman's Insurance Ping's Gardens U. S. Nafl. Bank Chuck's Market Pioneer Club 24 24 25 The Orphans Jackson County Federal.. 22 Hal's Flying "A" 21 Viking Sewing Machine 17 Team Fourteen 15 26 27 31 33 ! Results: (First Series) - Viking 0 (D. Forbes 404) 1886: Team Fourteen 4 (B. Mahan'542) 2040. Chuck's 4 (A. Hoffman 449) 2090; Bateman's 0 iL. Jantzer 461) 2022. Van Lee s -2 iC. Rhodes 507) 2032; Quality 2 (P. Anderson 453) 1998. Hiller's 3 (D. Edwards 451) 2111; J. C. Federal 1 (E. Lenz 511) 2051. U. S. Bank 3 IP. Gardener 54) 2202; Hal's 1 H. Clark 517) 2186. Medford Motors ' 1 (E. Sessions 511) 2194; Ping's 3 (K. Nicodemus 554) 2245. Orphans O (D. HaversUck 984) 2232; Pioneer 4 (A. Monroe 528) 2394. High games P. Gardener 226, B. Maham 206. K. Nicodemus 203. High series K. Nicodemus 554. Split conversions A. Hoffman 4-10, E. Champion 5-10. (Second Series) j.C. Federal 3 (M. Troutman 506) 2103; Team Fourteen 1 (B. Mahan 4641 1950. Bateman's 1 (L. Jantzer 473) 2108; Viking 3 D. Forbes 427) 2140. Orphans 0 (L. Luman 388) 1864; Van Lee 4 (C. Rhodes 484 ) 2009. Hal's 2 (B. Moad 357) 2053; Chuck's 2 (A. Hoffman 490) 2090; Ping's 0 (K. Nicodemus 492) 2014; Pioneer 4 (A. Monroe 456) 2121. Quality O (P. Anderson 425) 2037; U. S. Bank 4 (C. Stephenson 491) 2224. Med. Motors 2 (E. Sessions 495) 2043; Hillyers 2 (D. Edwards 457) 2039. High game M. Trautman 187. .High series M. Trautman 506.! GUTTER GANG -Standings: W. Cove Motor Service 13 Town and Country Shop 12 Lady Lions .. 8 Ross Lumber Company .. 7 White City Railroad 4 Eagle Market 3 Results: High games Phyllis Perry 164, Genalee Sinclair 145 and 142. High series Phyllis Perry 448. CITY LEAGUE Standings: W. 30 27 29i 26 26 25 25 25 24 23 'i 23 23 21 21 20 19 L. 18 21 21i 22 22 23 23 23 24 24'i 25 25 27 27 28 29 C W A 9208 Domestic Laundry Daugherty Lumber Co. .. Farmer Brothers Coffee Telephone Employees Ross Lumber Co State Farm Insurance Tic Toe Time Shop First National Bank Weter & Olson Westside Merchants Johnston Stores Central Market California Oregon Power Silver Dollar Stamps Rogue Sportsmen Results: Daugherty 3 (Tom BaU 521) 2764; Domestic 1 (Dave Legg 519 ) 2663. Central 0 (Chas. McWhorter 570) 2676; Copco 4 (Don Harper 592) 2818. Silver Dollar 2 (Gordy Huttner 538) 2693; Ross Lbr. 2 (Gale Culy 547) 2784. Farmer's 2 (Ray Anderson 550) 2679; F N B 2 (Arnold Baiunan 525 2695. . 1 ' - CWA 1 (Don Hunter 528) 2657; Johnston's 3 (Chuck Hendry 528) 2811. , State Farm 3 .(Norm Neathamer 565) 2824; W & O 1 (Bill Luman 534) 2685. ' Rogue 4 (Willard Thompson 562) 2800; Westside 0 (Clyde Minger 528) 2685. TEA A 2 (John Martin 482) 2696; Tic Toe 2 (Ed Olsen 517) 2700. CRATER LAKE LEAGUE Standings: W 3 3 , 3 3 . 3 ;3 Ellis Market City Hall Mechanic's Laundry Medford Neon U.S. National Bank Stevens Auto Parts United Grocers : Haupert Tractor Mann's Dept. Store Earl and Roy's ; OK Market Moore Steel . Results: United 1 (J. Colley 544) 2331; El lis Mkt. 3 (D. Kline 318) 2354. OK Mkt. 1 (G. West 412) 2118; Medford Neon 3 (K. Clark 549) 2434. Earl and Roys 1 (B. Porter 508) 2283; Stevens 3 (R. Everson 545) 2319. Mech. Lndry. 3 (J.( Pruitt 309) 2395: Mann's Store 1 (E. Gilbert son 491) 2275. U.S. Bank 3 (S. Doty 521) 2367; Haupert 1 (B. Newland 549) 2323. Moore 1 (R. Edwards 511) 2287; City Hall 3 (N. Dow 547) 2471. EMPIRE LEAGUE Standings: Nu Way Cleaners NuWay Cleaners Western Thrift W. 22 22 22 21 19 19 . L. 14 14 14 15 17 17 19 19 20 21 23 25 Music Mart . Viking Sewing Center . EKerson s Winnie's Style Salon 17 Century Sporting Goods 17 Cheerio. Cafe 18 Croaster House ,,, 15 Food Basket 13 Big Y Cleaners 11 Results: x Music Mart 3 (Betty Boyer 487) CONCRETE C? 248 E. McAndrews Rd. 1352; Century Sporting 1 (Vi Cor by 468) 1336. Cheerio Cafe 3 (Pat Broack 516) 1469; Winnie's 1 (Jackie Wilson 548) 1417. Ekersons 1 (Virginia Lusk 436) 1275: Broaster House 3 (Betty Bit tie 436) 1330. The Clock 2 (Eva Sessions 493) 1384; . Viking Sewing .2 . (Shirley Krouse 472) 1372. Western Thrift 4 (Judy Barnum 477) 1424; Nu Way Cleaners 0 (Mel ba Jerden 473) 1265. ; Food- Basket 4 (Peggy Melsted 543) 1404; Big Y Cleaners. 4 (Lee Neeley 426) 1249. Split conversions Wanda Snow 2- 10, Betty Boyer 5-7, Vi Corby 3- 6-10. ROXY ANN STAR FIRE Standings: w. Rogue Valley Vending 24 Larry's Lineup . 23 Vz Home Gas Co. 19 Weeks & Orr 182 Jackson County Co-op 18 Standard Oil (Prospect) 16 Olson-Ross Lbr 15 i L. 8 8',i 13 13 3 14 16 16',i 17 20 Rons Standard Station 15 Ken Hughes 12 Tex Nash 11 Jeddeloh; Bros. .'. 10 21 22 Pinnacle Orchards 94 24 V2 ttesuits: ; - Jackson Co-op 4, Weeks & Orr 0. Std. Oil 2. Ron's std. Station 2. Ken Hughes 4. Pinnacle 0. " Home Gas 4. Tex Nash 0 Larry's Lineup 4. Jeddeloh 0. Rogue Valley 3. Olson-Ross 1 High series Phil Sweet 555, Fred Conrad 532, Dick Swan 532. - High single Phil Sweet 250.Dick Swan 235, Frank Solomon 228. INDEPENDENT , LEAGUE Standings: W. Timber Wolves : 34 Hughes & Dodd 31 L. 14 17 TeePee Plywood 27 21 Eagle Point Teachers 25 ','x 22 Vi ideal cement .. : 24 24 Midway Meat 24 24 26 Table Rock Lumber 22 Communication Workers 20 28 Cove Valley Supply- 18'i 29',i Hires Root Beer .- 14 - 34 Results: Cove Valley 1 (F. ' Kelley 563) 2635; Midway 3 (J. Gitzen 574) 2705. Hughes & Dodd 3 (B. Darras 594) 2732; Table Rock 1 (B. Jones 599) 2653. EP .Teachers 2 (E. Grebb 577) 2683; Ideal 2 (H. Mang 572) 2681. Hires 1 (B. Riebe 551) 2652; Tee Pee 3 (B. Albright 609) 2725. CWA 0 (P. Miles 550) 2611; Tim ber Wolves 4 (B. Tope 633) 2824. High game Bob Albright 236. ' High series Bill Tope 633. . Tavern Operators to Meet in Grants "Pass Grants Pass - A business meeting of the bar restaurant and tavern operators will be held Monday, Nov. 16, at 8 p.m. in the Cave shop, Grants Pass. Elston Ireland of Ire land's, in Portland, will speak. Included on the agenda will be election of officers and directors for the coming year and appointment of commit tees. Total expenditure for ad vertising in the U.S. last year passed $10 billion. Approxi mately one - third of this amount - $3,192,800,000 - was placed in daily newspapers. DRIVE WINTER PAY hi 1600 North Riverside Sport Parade San Francisco. (OPD- Sitting on a thumb of land jutting out into San Francisco Bay, a huge concrete doughnut ' is slowly shaping up , today as the new home of the baseball Giants. ' i.' There are - conflicting the ories as to the merits of this baseballTonly stadium which will wind up costing some where betwen 15 and 21 mil lion dollars. The estimates de pend on whether you talk to the "fors" or the "againsts." There are a number of drawbacks as well as certain advantages. . The stadium, to be known as Candlestick Park, is only 11 miles from downtown San Francisco and it has more than adequate parking space. Also, for the playing of base ball it is laid out- beautifully. New Srwag Terminal' However, and in this case that becomes a big word, there. are too few streets lead ing in and out of this play ground peninsula. In addition, there is the fact that not too far away is the point of des tination of the city's vast sew age system. Even on crisp, cool days, there is a far from pleasing aroma noticeable and even the hottest of the "fors" admits that on a blaz ing summer day the odor should be even worse than a game against the Phillies. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! TAKE YOURNPICK OF 1960 CHEVY'S FROM LARGEST SELECTION SOUTHERN OREGON! For Highest Trade Allowances Stop in Today! - Courtesy Chevrolet 9th & Bartlett Sts. - Get - .. i These heavy -duty winter treads give your car extra road-gripping power in good weather or bad -extra traction when you need it , most . . . plus a smooth, quiet ride on dry highways and streets. These Winter Tires are NEW QUALITY TREADS Guaranteed, in writing, to give you . e am . new-tire mileage, service & sarery. These winter treads cost you only about half as much as new tires. AS YOU RIDE vn loir? n i3 U U U U La OSCAR FRALEY United Press ' International , There is some resentment in San Francisco because .the city did not even consult with football interests, such as the professional ' San . Francisco 49'ers who now play in Kezar Stadium, and come up4,with an all-purpose , stadium. If they had, the stadium could have been put to use almost on a year-round basis instead of being constructed solely for 77 home baseball games. Two Candlestick Theories I There are two theories as to how this was named Can dlestick.: One is that the pen insula is shaped like a candle. The other is that in this sec tion there once was a cam paign among the residents to put candlesticks in their win dows as a guide to ships and boats, out in the oft-fog shrouded bay. Whatever the reason, it will PROSPECT LIONS CLUB - ANNUAL ; THANKSGIVING TURKEY SHOOT Sunday, November 15,th at 10 a.m.. (until last shot fired) t . - r Trap Shootinq - Rifle Range, etc Fun for the Ladies. Food Will Be Served by the Auxiliary. All Shooters Welcome. THE IN Medford Phone SP mm WINTER ROADS MEAN HAZARDS! NO PLACE FOR SMOOTH TIRES Your family's lives are in your hands every time you're out driving. The odds are bad enough under perfect weather conditions. 1 DON'T TRUST SMOOTH TIRES! Genuine Look for This Sign vnTQ3 ON BUDGET TERMS iPWfftiuin r1 A N Inl I SPORTS be known as Candlestick Park and, come 1 opening day next spring, 41,000 fans will jam their way into the big dough nut to cheer on the' Giant team which San Francisco has taken to its heart. And, if the Giants .win, there probably won't even be too much cuss ing about the aroma from over the hill or the traffic jam going home. v BAY Builders Scly QUALITY BLOCKS Drain Tile Bricks, Flues 727 W. McAndrews Mieae SP 3-4575 SP 2-4107 2-61 15 J ADDED SAVINGS With SILVER DOLLAR STAMPS It) lgg arcs n Phone SP 2-4806 IE.