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t sipaDmnrs Velella Indicted New York -CPU- Vincent J. Velella, bead of Rosen ohn Enterprises, Inc., to day was indicted and ar rested on two counts of per jury in connection with the June 26 heavyweight cham pionship bout between Inge mar Johansson and Floyd Patterson. Hoffbuhr Recognized By Pirates Phoenix. Lineman Jack Hoffbuhr was recognized the outstanding Phoenix high football player of the year at the annual dinner for the squad last night. Hoffbuhr was voted by his teammates as most , inspira tional player, the most valu able senior, the best down- field blocker and the best tackier. Othar Richey, end, and Gerald Sloper, back, were named co-captains for the 1960 season. Ragsdale Speaks . .. . Lee Ragsdale, supervisor of health and physical education for the Medford school sys tem, was the main speaker. E. M. Skipworth, vice-prm-cialp of Phoenix high, was master of ceremonies ' and Merle Simmons represented the Phoenix school board of which he is chairman. Eight seniors on the squad were called on lor remarKs. They were . Hoffbuhr, Ron Baker, Leon Small, - Mike Reese, Dick Maesse, Joe Col fax, Doug James and Jim Martin. Movies of the . Phoenix ' Junction City A-2 state quarter-final game were shown. The dinner was sponsored by the school and the moth ers of the football-players. Hoop Start Scheduled By Phoenix Phoenix - Phoenix high's Pirates cap two weeks of in tensive drilling Friday and Saturday with their initial basketball competition of the season. They open at home on Fri day against seemingly strong Pleasant Hill. Saturday activ ity takes the Pirates to Brook ings. There are six lettermen on the Phoenix squad. They are Ron Baker, Mike Comstock, Mike Reese, Gerald Sloper, Othar Richey and Jim Floyd. Others on the 11-man var sity are Gary" Chriss, Bob Craig, Sam Walls, Raymond Thompson and Rickey Richey. Chriss and Thompson are up from the junior varsity. Craig is a transfer from Fall River, Calif., and Walls come from a school in the Los Angeles area. Richey is a freshman. Sloper is tall man on the club at 6-2, Thompson is 6-1 V and Baker 6 ' feet. Othar Richey is a shade under six feet. The possible starting unit for coach Jack Woodward's team is Baker, Sloper, Cons bruck, Floyd and Reese. Oth ar Richey appeared a likely starter but has been sick and is not to return to the squad until Monday. Woodward said Craig, Chriss - and Rickey Richey probably will be a lot of action. Young Richey, a 14-year-old, 180-pounder, has been surprising with his re bound work, : , Pleasant HiH whacked St. Francis 60 to 43 last Tuesday whilS'Br cokings lost 53 to 45 last' week . to" Illinois Valley which is a Rogue loop foe of Phoenix. Eagle Point will en tertain Pleasant Hill on Sat urday night. :; Y Natators To Travel Medford YMCA swim team travels to McMinnville for its first swim meet of the season. Dec. 12 and 13. About 30 boys and girls will make the trip from here. This meet is the kick-off for the Columbia Basin Swim league, of which Medford is a member. Twelve teams will take part. First home meet for the Medford team will be on Feb. 9, when the Tillamook YMCA team visits. Linda Hess, Medford, will defend her league record for the 100 yards freestyle this week. BOWLING ELECTRONICS LEAGUE Standings: W. Trowbridge & Flynn : 4 Hapco Sales 4 Chitwood Sc Stone 2,i Electronics Service 1 ',i United Radio 0 Hapco-Service 0 Results: C & S 2i (G. Brooks 500) 2273; Electronic Service (L. Knapp 535) U4H. United Radio 0 (B. Bray 479) 2085; T & F 4 (G. Stevens 534) 2317. Hapco Service 0 (B. Blew 430) 1991; Hapco Sales 4 (A. Sterton 579) 2467. Berkeley; Calif., was nam ed in 1866 after Bishop George Berkeley, the philoso pher who wrote: "Westward the course pf-empire takes its way.". -: . . ' - CENTENNIAL LEAGUE Standings: Three Slippers Pot Holders Three Mrs. Slow Pokes . Jokers Stragglers Sparebowlers Alley Busters Lucky Strikes Merry Trio W. 19 19 15 14 14 L. 9 9 13 14 14 13 li 14 13 15 13 15 11 , 17 8,i 18 Vi Results: Alley Bustes 1 (G. Chase 388) 1048; Sparebowlers 3 (G. Truly 378) 1092. Jokers 2 (B. Botefur 459) 1248; Slowpokes 2 (B. St. Clair 383) 1254. Potholders 3 (B. More 440) 1252; Straglers 1 (D. Nease 419) 1218. Three Slippers 3 (L. Adkins 391) 1118; Lucky Strikes 1 (M. Thomas 432) 1100. Three Mrs. 3 (M. Shaw 348) 1928; Merry Trio 1 (B. Grey 349) 1014. High game B. Botefur 186. High series B. Botefur 459. Split conversions B. Howell 4- 7-5: Flo Sowers 4-7-9; B. Stewart 5- 7; G. Chase 6-10. STARLIGHTERS LEAGUE Standings: W. Polar Cold 25 Tribune Headliners 22 Rogue Sportsman 20 4-Minute Maids 13 L. 15 18 20 27 I Reg. 200 lilf all llllliml 7 " I W WWWWW A IC t-ODCVCD I 10 Fiery DIAMONDS at This unheard of price A brilliant galaxy ot diamonds set in 14 Karat white of yellow old. We shopped for months to find soeh an outetaading value. Hurry . . . they'll sell fast at this big sayings. rm m a aw w mr . --e"zeB---------e--- WE GIVE 4?M. Green Stamps Open Mon. & Til 9 PJVL fill I I I I I I I I llff I I ll M 7.. Your Friendly Credit Jeweler 1 1 North Central Results: Sportsman 3 (Ann Zenor 414) 1986; Maids 1 (Jan Lovett 431) 1976. Headliners 1 (Betty Minger 445) 1902; Polar Cold 3 (Lou Marsh 485) 1947. ' High series Lou Marsh 485, Bet ty Minger 445. High games Lou Marsh 187, Betty Minger 180. Split conversions Gerry Gar- nier 7-4-5, Ann Zenor 3-10, 5-8-6, Peg Hutchinson 3-4-7. MONDAY TRIPLES LEAGUE Standings: W. Dean-Taylor 7 Gleasons Sporting Goods ..7 Builders Service 6 Eastside Market 5 Calm Before Storm In West Basketball United Press International It's the calm before the storm Thursday on the West Coast basketball front with most teams traveling or prac ticing in preparation for the big cage weekend and the Christmas vacation intersec tional battles ahead. A couple of contests are slated tonight, however. Strong Santa Clara figures to have too much beef for San Francisco State while Gonza ga and Whitworth tangle in a Northwest tussle. Action Wednesday night found- College of Pacific roll ing over the Cal Aggies 55-37.. COP had two men at 6-foot-8 and the Aggies' .tallest player stood 6-foot-3. LeRoy Wright, one of the winners' sky-scrapers tallied 17 points to lead scorers and, as unusual, domi nated board play. Pepperdine, a high-ranked WCAC team which is having trouble getting untracked this season, fell before Marshall, 82-76, at Huntington, W. Va. The Waves trailed 77-76 with a little over two minutes to go when Marshall closed the door with five , straight markers. Bob Sims and Sterl- Parrish Construction Barbers Mikes Seat Cover Colyear Motors Team Nine Sam Jennings Cogswells Market Ramblers -.4 -.4 .4 ...4 .4 .l .l -.1 Results: Barbers 4 (Henry 581) 1700; Col' vears I forfeit). Cogswell's 1 (Straus 528) 1624; Gleasons 3 (Voss 544) 1732. Mike's 1 (Stout 441) 1569; Build ers Supply 3 (Lynch 509) 1577. Parrish 3 (Kreer 547) 1715; East- side MM. l (weame au it. Ramblers 1 (Doty 427) 1574; Team Nine 3 (Robinson 548) 1598. Jennings 0 (Kenner 451) 1343; Dean-Taylor 4 (Huttner 521) 1691 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Standings: Quality Market ram Bearings Kim's Restaurant . Patterson's Bakery Ham & Egg'r Cafe Cubby's Drive In Medford Paint Store Andy's Jewelers Richfield Oil Co. Roeue Valley Drilling: Co, Davis Transfer & Storage 1 E. H. Mann Co.... 1 Morning Fresh Bread 1 Bates Candy Co. 0 Alexander & Brown Ins. 0 Mail Tribune 0 W. 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 24 Hi 1 L 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 iya 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 Results: M. F. Bread 1 (Karl Johnson 546) 2570; Cubby's 3 (Bill Howell 541) 2622. Andy's 2 ',4 (Ed Guldan 563) 2600; Richfield l,a (Dave Kreer 570) 2600. Davis 1 (Bobby Champion 599) 2582; Paint 3 (Carl Landis 569) 2636. A & B Jns. 0 (Harold Allen 559) 2562; Kim's 4 (Charles Snedden 640) 2850. Bates 0 (Leo Webster 566) 2543; Quality 4 (Ray Wise 613) 2725. Ham & Egg'r 3 (Jim Hennebeck 613) 2659; Rogue 1 (Herb Vallee 561) 2591. FAM 4 (Marsh Ramsby 607) 2731: Tribune 0 (Forrest LiddeU 574) 2627. Patterson 3 (John Dickinson 604) 2848; Mann Co. 1 (Ken Clark -562) 2389. VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: Medford Motors Hillyer Oil Bateman's Insurance Chuck's Market U. S. Bank Hunter's Tavern Jackson County Federal Pioneer' Cafe Hal's Flying "A" Van Lee's Ping's Gardens Quality Market W. 45 41,i 38 35 34 . 33',. 33 31 31 ' 28 28 2715 L. 19 22 1 -s 29 30 30 31 33 33 36 36 36 'i Viking Sewing Machine.. 231. 40 r aoer s . is. 43 Results: Ping's 1 (K. Nicodemus 453) 2092; van i-,ee s 3 itnoaes 50) 2187. Pioneer 2 (D. Harris 456) 2172; Hal's 2 (H. Clark 516) 2090. Hunter's 1 (O. Walsh 471) 2170 U. s. -lank 3 (C Stephenson 519) 2209. : J. C. Federal 2 T. SheJton 4541 2167; Bateman's 2 (L. Jantzer 517) -!'. Medford Motors 2 (D. Paul 506) 2200; Chuck's 2 (A. Hoffman 499) 2246. Vikirut li (V. Corbv 432) 2109: Hillyer's 2'i (E. Johnson 488) 2133. raoer s u b. Aianan 466) 2058; Quality 4 (D. Huston 483) 2260. High games C. Stehenson 222. D. Webster 204. , High series C. Stephenson 519. Split conversions B. Walters 6-7-10, H. Dey 2-10. J. Main 5-10. CRATER LAKE LEAGUE Standings: W. City Hall 16 Ellis Market 15 ',4 United Grocers 15 U. S. National Bank 13 ij Stevens Auto Parts 11 Mechanic's Laundry . Earl and Roy's Haupert Tractor Mann's Dept. Store . Moore Steel Medford Neon O. K. Market Results: O. K. 4 4", 5 i IS 11 11 12 12 13 15 17 Mkt. 0 (D. Copeland 414) Raiders Go To Chico For Tiffs Ashland - Southern Oregon college ventures south for a two-game series with the Chi co State Wildcats Friday and Saturday nights. Red Raider coach Ted Schopf hopes to take his com plete squad of 12 ballplayers. Schopf feels the whole team earned the trip after last week end's comeback victory over Humboldt State. Reserve Dick Puhl and Brad Flanary potted six key points in the waning minutes. Three times last year the Raiders and the Wildcats met. The two teams split two games at the opening of the season on the Raider -hardwood. SOC took one 70-63 and the Wild cats took the other 58-55. The third meeting was in the Far Western conference tourna ment at Humboldt. The Raid ers took the advantage and romped to a 73-57 win. Set shot Gordy Carrigan leads the Raider scoring now with 32 points in two games. Forward John Payne is sec ond to Carrigan with a 12 av erage en 24 points. The 6-5 forward has grabbed off 31 rebounds. Don Vannice will be the other forward this week against the 'Cats. He has a 5-point average and 7 rebound record. Starting at center for the Raiders will be Glen Peter son, a 6-5 post player who is tied with Payne for the re bound lead. Peterson aver aged 7 points in the Hum boldt series. Teaming with Carrigan at guard is Dennis Conner. Con-, ner, at 5-11, is making his first bid into basketball since com ing to Southern Oregon. He scored eight points in his first two games but six of them came in the second battle which helped the Raiders win 45-43. For reserve the Raiders will have guards Dick Lillebo, Puhl, and Flanary. Flanary at 5-8 is the shortest member of the Raider varsity and the only freshman. Schopf con siders him- one of - the top prospects n SOC history. Letterman Dick Smith plays the center spot on the second unit with forwards Tom Ber net and Dave Gardner or Bud Kastner. All three shoot the jump shot along with Smith but Gardner can hit the long set shot and rebound consist ently. . Sonny Liston Halts Opponent - Cleveland, Ohio -flIPD- Son ny Liston, the Philadelphia heavyweight who claims he can beat any man'alive in the ring, had another convincing victory in his record today to back up his boast. The 27-year-old Quaker City fighter, third ranked among contenders, belted out a bloody technical knockout over Willi Besmanoff Wed nesday night in a nationally televised bout before 7,710 at the Cleveland arena. Besmanoff, jolted repeated ly by stiff left jabs and hooks to the headr had blood stream- j ing from cuts over both eyes when Dr. M. H. Lambright J stopped the fight before the bell rang for .the seventh round. 2018: United Groc. 4 (J. Colley 562) 2464. Stevens 2 (C. Marrs 528) 2328: Ellis Mkt. 2 (C. Ellis 532) 2494. Mecn. Laundry 1 (J. l-rum 593) 2308: City Hall 3 (B. Stephens 526) 2488. Mann's 3 (G. Owsley 502) 2394: Hauoert. Tractor 1 (B. Newland 546) 2429. 'Medford Neon 1 (K. Clark 519) 2222: Earl and Roy's 3 (H. Vessev Jr. 5701 2338. Moore Steel 3 (R. Edwards 537) 2264; U. S. Bank. 1 (S. Doty 495) 2260. ing Forbes had 25 and 23 for the losers while Johnny Mil hoan scored 24 for the win ners. The night's hottest shooting performance was turned in by the Occidental Tigers. They cashed in on a phenomenal 73 per cent of their shots while rolling over Pomona College, 101-57. Four Tigers hit double figures with Bill Oates tank ing 24 points to lead the onslaught. Frank Ramsey Spurs Boston United Press International Frank Ramsey, the Boston Celtic's so-called "sixth man," strutted like a regular Wed nesday night as the defend ing champions opened a four game lead over Philadelphia in the National Basketball as sociation's Eastern Division. . Ramsey, a former Kentucky star, scored 29 points Wed nesday night as Boston staged a second-half drive to beat the Warriors, 137-116, and even their season series at two-all. In other action, Cincinaati up-ended Detroit, 129-119, in the opener of a Boston double header and Syracuse defeated Minneapolis, 93-89, at Seattle, Wash. Boston couldn't contain Wilt Chamberlain, who tal lied 39 points, but answered with Ramsey's scoring thrusts, plus Bill Russell's 23 points and Tom Heinsohn's 20. Montebello, Calif. (OPD The 54-hole Montebello Open gets under way today with half of a giant 342-man field playing the first 18 holes of golf. The favorites, including defend ing champion Don Whitt, Bor rego Springs, Calif., won't play until the second half of the split field gets into action Friday. " Experienced Foe Tonight For Moyer Portland, Ore. -EPD- Youth vs. experience will be match ed here tonight when Port land's young Denny Moyer meets veteran Virgil Akins in a 10-round boxing match. Akins, the ex-welterweight champ, will have a definite advantage over Moyer in ex perience. But youth will be on Moyer's side. Moyer, at 20, has but one defeat - that to Don Jordan in a title bout last summer. Ak- MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 1 0 Thurid-y, Dec 10, 1959 J CHEMICALS BLOW TJP Portland -flIPD-Ronald" War drop, 17, Portland, was se verely injured Wednesday night, police said, when chemicals he was testing blew up in his hands. 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