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BOWLING
LADY ELKS NO. 1
Standings: W. L.
Cherry Pickers . 41 19
Trioettes .....-..X 37 27
Pin Pushers 34 26
Threatless Three 31 33
Break Aways ,. ,, . 30 34
Stagettes 28 36
Lucky Strikes 26 38
The Goofers 23 39
Results:
Cherry Pickers-Pin Pushers
(postponed).
Stagettes 1 (V. Lusk 447) 1238;
Threatless Three 3 (V. Bateman
552) 1294.
Goofers 3 (L. Fdwards 429) 1258;
Trioettes 1 F. Bittle 433) 1166.
Lucky Strikes 3 (L. Neeley 457)
1301; Break Awayi 1 ID. Jantzer
492) 1232.
High games Vivian Bateman
199. 199: Melda Morris 196.
High series Vivian Bateman
852.
Split conversions M. Forler 5-6-10.
VICTORY LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Medford Motors 4 0
Hunter's Tavern . 4 0
Chuck's Market 3 1
Jackson County Federal 3 1
Pioneer Cale 3 1
Bateman's Insurance 3 1
I an Lee's 3 1
U.S. Bank 1 3
Bals Flying "A" 1 3
Hillyer Oil 1 3
Quality Market 1 3
Viking Sewing Machine 1 3
Faber'i Market O 4
Ping's Gardens 0 4
Results:
Chuck's 3 (A. Hoffman 515)
2214; U.S. Bank P. Gardener
521) 2202.
Vikings 1 (G. Boardman 391)
1842; Van Lee's 3 (C. Rhodes 476)
1976.
Bateman's 3 (C. Sedey 465) 2144;
Quality 1 (P. Anderson 430) 2C84.
Hillyer's 1 (E. Johnson 444) 2121;
Pioneer 3 IV. Bateman 494) 2147.
Hal s 1 (H. Clark 550 2115; . C.
Federal 3 (T. Shelton 4831 2162.
Hunter's 4 (J. Fowler 478) 2126;
Ping s 0 (D. Webster 434) 1995.
Medford Motors 4 (D. Paul 577)
2244; Faber's 0 (B. Mahan 437)
2134.
High series D. Paul 577.
High games H. Clark 231. O.
Paul 215. A. Hoffman 202.
Split conversions E. Johnson 3-6-7-8-10.
L. Underhill 5-8-10; D.
Forbes 5-8-10. D. Stone 3-7.
STARL1GHTFRS LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Rosue Sportsman 33 23
Tribune Hcadliners 33 23
Polar Cold Co 29 27
4-Minute Maids 17 39
Results:
4-Minute Maids 3 (Jan Lovett
424) 2078: Tribune Headliners 1
tFrances Piatt 436 2059.
Rogue Sportsman 4 (Dorothv
Ricks 496) 2173: Polar Cold Co. 0
(Irma Johnson 407) 1985.
High games Dorothy Ricks 205,
Jan Lovett 178.
High series Dorothy Ricks 49S,
Gerry Garnier 445.
Split conversions Ann Zenor
4-5. Betty Minger 2-7. 3-7.
LADY ELKS NO. TWO
Standings: W. I..
Hi Lo - 42 26
Wapitis 41 27
Antlers 39 29
Stags . 36'i 31'j
Stags . 36'i 2t
Daffy Dilly 33 35
Jolly Three 31 37
Tornadoes 28'i 39',
Dooziet 272 40',
Merry Madcaps 25 43
Results:
Madcaps 3 (Phillips 439) 1266:
Daffy Dilly 1 (Klatt 453) 1260.
Jolly Three 0 (Hopkins 394) 1138;
Wapitis 4 (Gidney 454) 1268.
Tornadoes 0 (Stephens 451) 1237;
Cussin Three 4 (Betz-493) 1458.
Hi Lo 2 (Farrar 446) 1268; Ant
lers 2 (Snedden 522) 1340.
Dooxies 3 (Walters 480) 1360;
Stags 1 (Howard 428) 1334.
High game Dorothy Snedden
223. Jewel Betz 215.
High series Snedden 922. Betz
493. Huntley 490.
Split conversions Ciieen Wise
T-10. i
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A CLOSE SHAVE-Tom Anselmi, 16, left, checks the prog
ress of "Operation Hermit" on Tom Henrion, 17, a fellow
student at Abbey School in Canon City, Colo. Before Christ
mas the boys had bet each other that they wouldn't go
through with the Yul Brenner type haircuts, but when the
day came for the operation both had their heads shaved.
Barber Cliff Hughes, right, said the hair will grow back at
the rate of about a half-inch a month. -(UPI Telephoto)
Pro-Am Event
Billed Thursday
Los Angeles - (LTD - Some
of the biggest names in the
entertainment world will ca
vort on the golf course Thurs
day in the pro-amateur event
preceding the $44,500 Los An
geles Open.
The pro-am will.be held at
the Fox Hills course and will
have a full share of comedians
including Bob Hope, Jack
Benny, George Gobel and Phil
Harris.
The 72-hole open starts Fri
day on the Rancho municipal
course. Entries include the
winners of virtually every
major tournament during
1959.
Race Betting
Record Topped
: New York-IUPD-Betting and
attendance at the nation's
Thoroughbred race tracks
reached record highs in 1959,
a United Press International
survey showed today, with
30,922,431 persons betting $2,
392,379,486 during 3,515 rac
ing days.
Complete statistics from the
24 states with legalized gamb
ling easily topped the previ
ous records set in 1958 with
30,378,002 persons bet $2,274.
691,166. There were 3,274
racing days a year ago.
RETAINS TITLfc.
Richmond, . Calif .-OJPD-Sixto
Rodriguez of San Francisco
retained his California light
heavyweight title Tuesday
night with a 12 -round de
cision over Orlando Depietro
- but he had to come off the
floor to do it. Depietro drop
ped Rodriguez in the second
round with a smashing right
to the jaw, but the San Fran
cisco fighter came back strong
and scored a knockdown in
the eighth.
The nation's gold mines
produced only 1,736,352 ounc
es in 1958, worth $60,800,000
a drop of 3 per cent from
1957.
Braun Winner Over Old Buddy
through the
United Ptess International
Carl Braun came out ahead
of his old buddy Dick Mc
Guire on two counts in their
second meeting as rival coach
es in the National Basketball
association.
Braun, ( named New York
coach two weeks ago, person
ally led his Knickerbockers to
a 121-110 victory over the De
troit Pistons, coached by Mc
Guire, in the windup game of
a doubleheader at Madison
Square Garden Tuesday night.
. Braun and McGuire, who
took over as Detroit coach
last week, played as team
mates oil the Knicks from the
1949-30 season
1954-55 campaign.
Wilt Chamberlain scored 52
points in leading the Phila
delphia Warriors to a 126-111
victory over the Minneapolis
Lakers in the opener of the
twinbill, while the Syracuse
Nats defeated the Boston Cel
tics for the second time in
three days, 145-143, at Provi
dence, R.I., in other games.
Under the boundary waters
treaty of 1909 between the
United States and Canada,
both countries have free and
equal navigation rights on
the waters of the Great
Lakes.
Lady Golfers
To Start Tout
Augusta, Ga. - (UPD - The na
tion's top women golfers will
open their 1960 tour in the
$6,000 Sea Island (Ga.) Open,
Jan. 15-17, it was announced
today by Fred Corcoran, busi
ness manager for the Ladies
Professional Golf Assn.
Other stops on the earlv
season schedule include the
St. Petersburg (Fla.) Open,
Feb. 11-14; the Lake Worth
(Fla.) Open, Feb. 18-21: the
Tampa (Fla.) Open, Feb. 25-28;
the Titleholders championship
at Augusta, March 10-13; the
Royal Crown Open at Colum
bus. Ga., March 24-27; the
Babe Zaharias Open at Beau
mont. Tex., April 7-10, and
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. H
Wednesday, Jan. 6, 1960 '
the Dallas (Tex.) Civitan
Open, April 21-24.
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Royal Charges
Syracuse With
Name Calling
Austin, Tex. - (UFD - Coach
Darrell Royal of the Univer
sity of Texas, angered over
repeated charges that his team
played dirty ' football and
called a Syracuse player a
"dirty nigger" in the Cotton
Bowl game, countered Tues
day that one of his own play
ers was called names during
the game. . .
Royal said Syracuse won
the game 23-14, retained its
number one ranking and their
coach, Ben Schwartzwalder,
was named coach of the year.
"Looks like they ought to
be satisfied," Royal said. "I
don't know what else they
want."
Royal was angered by re
peated charged, aired once
again Monday on a television
show, that one of his players
precipitated a racial incident.
The Longhorn coach claim
ed that Texas halfback Rene
Ramirez had told him that
Syracuse players had called
Ramirez names during the
New Year's Day contest.
"So I guess it just depends
you have to be from the South
I guess to be prejudiced."
Royal did not say what
Ramirez was called.
Coaches Seek
Change of Rule
On Substitution
New York -(UPD- A recom
mendation for the return of
college football's unlimited
substitution rule may produce
an interesting battle between
Midwest and Far West dele
gates at next week's meeting
of the National Collegiate
Athletic association's rules
committee.
The nation's college coach
es Tuesday petitioned the
NCAA once again to restore
two - platoon football, voting
by an overwhelming 3 to 1
margin for free substitutions.
However, Lou Little, chair
man of the American Football
Coaches association's rules
committee, admitted the pro
posal may be ignored again
when the NCAA committee
meets next week at Miami
Beach, Fla.
"What will happen this
time I don't know," said the
former Columbia University
coach. "They've turned it
down a number of times in
the past. But the coaches
want unlimited substitution
and that's our recommenda
tion." Little disclosed that the
Big Ten Conference is push
ing for a revival of the two
platoon system over the ob
jection of the West Coast Big
Five.
George Zaharius
Married Again
Las Vegas, Nev. - (UPD -George
Zaharias, widower of
female track and golf star
Babe Didrickson, was married
Tuesday to Betty Burgess of
Los Angeles.
Zaharias, a former wrest
ler, listed his home as Tampa,
Fla. Mrs. Burgess, 42, laid her
previous marriage ended in
divorce in 1949.
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