Medford mail tribune., January 20, 1960, Image 6

MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1960
BOWLING
ROGUE VALLEY LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Cal Spray 20
Safeway Twelve 19
Taylor Salade 17'i
Safeway Ten 15
Consolidated Van Lines 15
McDonald Candy 14 i
Crater Lake Motors 13
L.
8
9
10 i
13
13
13 '2
15
15
16
16'2
18 x
20
Fabers Market
O.N.C. Freight
Medford Health
Darrell Miller
O. K. Tires
13
12
11 '2
92
8
Results:
Safeway Ten 4 (Smith 567 1 2833:
Faber s Mkt. 0 (Sands 440 ( 2729.
O. K. Tires 3 (Wilson 559 1 2905,
Medford Health 1 (Wallace 573)
2738.
Cal Spray 4 fShafer 581) 2833;
Crater Lake 0 (Canthon 416) 2593.
Taylor-Salade 22 (Miles 494 1
2859; Darrell Miller 12 (Anderson
478) 2762.
O.N.C. Freight 3 (Wehren 5591
2817: Safeway Twelve 1 (Cast 552)
2775.
C. Van Lines 2 (Burghardt
486) 2837; McDonald 2 (Kinney
484) 2763.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Union Club 7
Rick's Apparell . 6'2
Ross Lumber 5 'x
Medford Cleaners 5
Cummins Diesel 5
Rogue Distributing Co 5
Beck's Bakery 4
Wooden Shoe 4
Crater Inn Motel 3
Hawkinson's Tire 1
Jorgensen's Dairy 1
Crater Logging 1
I..
1
l'i
2'2
3
3
3
4
4
5
7
7
7
Results:
Cummins 3 (S. Daisle 568) 2416;
Wooden Shoe 1 (G. Blind 498) 2338;
Union Club 4 (V. Cummings 577)
2512; Crater Inn 0 (D. Paul 491)
2265.
Crater Logging 0 (L. Jantzer 524)
2315; Ross Lumber 4 (H. Culy 539)
2467.
Beck's 3 (G. Riggs 563) 2524;
Jorgensen's 1 (R. Barr 567) 2434.
Pick's 4 IE. Dickenson 511) 2431;
Hawkinson's 0 (L. Cornelius 525)
2382.
Rogue Dist. 3 (G. Ludwie 500)
2459; Medford Cleaners 1 (L. Pat
terson 530) 2345.
High games S. Daigle. 209 E.
Sessions 215. H. Culy 216, B. Rein
holtz 203, G. Riggs 203. R. Barr
206.
High series S. Daigle 568. T.
Tolles 532, V. Cummings 577. H.
Culv 539, B. Reinholtz 535. G.
Riggs 563. H. Clark 527. R. Barr
567, L. Cornelius 525, L. Patter
son 530.
- Split conversions S. Daigle 4-6,
G. Blind 6-7, D. Wolff 5-7.
VICTORY LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Medford Motors 13
Van Lee's 12
Hunter's Tavern 11
U. S. National Bank .... 9'i
Chuck's Market 9
Jackson County Federal 8
Viking Sewing Machine.. 8
Hillyer Oil 8
;Ping's Gardens 7
iBatcman's Insurance 7
-Hal s Flyins "A" fi2
Pioneer Cafe .. 5
uahy Market 4
:l'abers Market 4
L.
3
4
5
6 -2
7
8
8
8
9
11
12
12
-Results:
- Pioneer 1 (D. Harris 461) 2028;
"Hunter's 3 (L. Luman 505 ) 2122.
Hal's l'i (H. Clark 537) 2093:
:u. S. Bank 2'i (C. Stephenson
-502) 2145.
' Fabers 3 IM. Lillie 439) 1972;
Viking 1 (J. Hutton 460) 1962.
" Quality 0 iP. Anderson 463)
51899; Van Lee's 4 (R. Blaylock 407)
,1993. "
'.' JC Federal 1 (E. Lenz 508i 2051:
Hillyer 3 (J Barnum 510i 2244.
' Batcman's 2 (D. Campbell 4621
;2072; Chuck's 2 ID. Hickson 557)
i202.
Ping's 0 fK. TCicodcmus 486)
;2047; Medford Motors 4 (D. Paul
525) 2195.
; High games D. Hickson 201, D
Paul 203.
; High series J. Barnum 525. H
Clark 537. D. Hickson 557.
Split conversions P. Anderson
-6-7-10, S. Petard 5-7.
'QUEENS
Standings: W.
Johnnies Cafe 42
-United Radio 41
TCopco 33
Hwy. Ready Mix 28
Keter Fruit 27
lAcme Cleaners 26
rJHilton Lumber 22
Caroline Pacific 21
T..
18
19
27
32
33
34
38
39
Results:
- Johnnie's Cafe 4 (W. Winkler
:480) 2667: Reter Fruit 0 (L. Nee--ley
456) 2528.
United Radio 4 (B. Reinholtz
"584) 2536; Acme Cleaners 0 (G.
Riggs 480) 2582.
Copco 4 (J. Browne 53) 1949;
Carolina Pacific 0 (R. Beard 462)
ri850.
Hwv. Ready Mix 4 (J. Shackman
452) 2064; Hilton Lbr. 0(D. Walsh
463) 1805.
.INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
First Half Standings: W. I..
- Timber Wolves 45 'i 26 '2
Hughes & Dodd .. 43 29
"Eagle Point Teachers 39 a 32 2
Tee Pee Plywood 38'2 33a
Tablerock Lumber 37 35
'Cove Vallev Supply 35 37
Ideal Cement 33 39
Midway Meat 33 39
Communications Workers 32'j 39 3
Hires Root Beer 4U
Results:
E.P. Teachers 0 (S. Hopper 55t)
2517; CWA 4 (G. Donahoo 595)
-2727.
Table Rock 4 (J. O'Conner 619)
"2742; Timber Wolves 0 iD. Adkins
379) 2574.
Tee Pee 1 (A. Petard 605) 2692:
. Cove Valley 3 (Dale Sattler 576)
-2725.
Ideal 2 (B. Vincent 588) 2645;
"Midway 2 (J. Korncr 5741 2668.
Hughes & Dodd 3 iB. Darras 596)
:2723; Hires 1 OBA Logan 580)
. 2683.
Art Baker, high game (handicap)
'239.
John O'Conner. high scries (han
'dicapi 617.
, Personal standings: Highest ave
. rage Willie Anderson 166: high
est series with handicap Augie
Petard 686: highest game with
handicap John Aeschliman 266:
4 highest series scratch Anderson
. 572; highest game scratch Ander
"son 247; mast improved average
Ivan Hale, 30 pins.
- NIGHT HAWKS LEAGUE
" Standings: W.
'Hamilton Management 17
gj i6i
, Barco Supply Co. 16
Mechanics Laundry 14
L.
11
It':
12
14
Mitchell Bros. Truck Line 133 142
Guv Havs Real Estate .. 13 , 15
Triangle Food Market .. 12 16
.Team No. Five 10 18
; Results:
Barco 0 (Don Mullin 5301 1570;
JBAR 4 (Ray Stewart 554i 1654.
- Mechanics Lndry. 4 (Vince Lob
"dell 435) 1676; Mltchel Bros. 0
I (Howard Baker 471) 1595.
Triangle Mkt. 3 (Bob Foster
454) 1624: Team Five 1 (Ralph
Pardon 488) 1575.
1 Havs 2 (John Masiello 479) 1659;
Hamilton Mgmt. 2 (David Baylor
492) 1650.
. High game John Masiello 210.
Xkiwams junior league
(End of First Half)
I Standings:
-Brunswick Bruins .
Four Mistakes
-Guided Misters
;Cool Penguins
.Ronchy Rollers
;Go Getters
W.
32
32
30
29
28"i
28
24
24
21'2
21
18
18 '
16i
16 ',2
15
I..
16
16
18
19
192
20
24
16
-
26j
27
30
30
31i
31'i
29
Solons
Alley Hurricanes .
tThe Splits
-Four Preps
Z Cherry Pickers
-Four Cherrystones
iThe Strikers
Trojans
;King Pins
Pin Stealers
-Result;
out Prep 1 (Ros 421) 2029;
Southern
Edges &D'
Ashland - Brad Flanary's
field bucket on a pass from
Gordon Carrigan with 17 sec
onds left to play enabled
Southern Oregon college to
scalp Oregon Technical in
stitute here last night in Ore
gon Collegiate conference bas
ketball. Two free shots by
Captain Carrigan after the
final buzzer put frosting on
the victory cake and the Red
Raiders of the Rogue had a
final margin of 74 to 70.
Outcome moved Coach Ted
Schopf "s Southern Oregon
crew into second place alone
in the OCC with a 3-2 record.
OTI is 2-3. Portland State,
2-0 in the circuit was snowed
out of its tussle scheduled for
Portland with Oregon college.
SOC entertains Portland
State on Friday and Saturday
nights.
Contention here last night
had its ragged portions but
the close ending gave the
staunch supporters of each
team something to hoop, hol
ler and scream about. The
fracas was tied no less than
six times in the last 7V2 min
utes. Jack Horton of the visit
ing Owls missed an opportun-
Mistakes 3 (Schuchard 475) 2126.
King Pins 0 (forfeit): Go Getters
4 i Mike Jantzer 395) 1981.
Solons 1( Miller 5051 2010; B.
Bruins 3 (Newland 463) 2037.
Cool Penguins 1 (York 444) 2073;
G. Misters 3 iGraves 435) 2159.
Pin Stealers 0 (Stockton 437)
1928; R. Rollers 4 (Norcrass 514)
2176.
Cherrystones 0 (forfeit): Hurri
canes 4 iDeLorme 450) 2026.
Trojans 2 (Reichers 431) 2030;
C. Pickers 2( Edwards 463) 2060.
Strikers 2 (Christianson 446)
1953: Splits 2( Delgado 402) 1983.
High game Gary muier 194.
High series Roy Norcrass 514
Miller 505.
Split conversions Daigle 5-7
York 5-6, Ginn 4-5 twice.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Jubilee Club 23
Standard Oil 22
Snoboys 21
Gates Furniture 20
L.
9
10
11
12
12 i
13
17
19
19
21 ii
24
24
Red Blanket Lbr. Co 19',
Eagles 19
Fyr Fyters 15
National Guard 13
Huffman Auto Parts 13
Phoenix Auto Repair .... 10'i
Nceley Nelson Lbr. Co. R
Whitelaw Candy 8
Results:
Jubilee Club 1 (Hart 515 1 2714;
Whitelaw Candy 1 (Caster 525)
2752.
Snoboys 1. Wilson 5131 2699; Fyr
Fyters 1 (Monroe 527) 2659.
Eagles 1 (Weber 541) 2662; Nee
lev Nelson 1 (Ziesmer 532) 2684.
Phoenix Auto Repair 3 (Bateman
521 ) 2804; Standard Oil 3 (Fowler
494) 2823.
Gates Furn. 3 (Brown 531) 2751;
Huffman Auto Parts 3 (W. Huff
man 5601 2822.
Red Blanket 3 (Fuller 582) 2711;
National Guard 3 (Callendcr 479)
2706.
MAJOR LEAGUE
Standings:
Channel Cats
Keglers
Pin Ups
Team No. Five
Bowlerettes
Gutter Balls
W.
... 6
Results:
Gutter Balls 0 (D. Christianson
493) 1423; Bowlerettes 4 (H. Clark
576) 1541.
Keglers 1 (T. Tolles 495) 1382;
Channel Cats 3 (H. Culy 488) 1429.
Team No. five 0 (V. Cummings
527) 1495; Pin Ups 4 (R. Phipps
5361 1583.
High series H. Clark 576. R.
Phipps 536. M. Clark 532. V. Cum
mings oil, H. Clark 213, R. Phipps
205.
ROXY ANN LEAGUE
(Medford Lanes)
Standings: w.
I..
12
14
15
16
16
16
16
20
21
21
23
26
Baker's Moulding 24
Pacific Motor Truck 22
Squirt 21
Taylor salade ins.
Team Four 20
Coca Cola 20
Larry's Richmaid . 20
Hopkins Richfield v 16
Harrison Electric 15
Graham Electric la
Medford Plywood 13
Groceteria 10
Coca Cola 4 (O. Caster & Atkin
son 504) 2852; Groceteria 0 (Ku
cera 475) 2737.
Baker's 3 (Bauman 555) 2842;
PMT 1 (Mason 488) 2808.
Graham 3 (Baker 559) 2939;
Larrv's 1 (W. Peterson 573) 2823.
Hopkins 3 (Rohlman 587) 2740;
Med. Ply. 1 iBernarde 546), 2730.
Squirt 3 (barver & Larngan oza)
2813: Tavlor 1 (Lilly 496) 2636.
Team Four 3 (Puett 505 1 2759;
Harrison 1 (McCully 490) 2648.
ROXY ANN MAJOR LEAGUE
Standings: W.
Allison Const 18
Rotary Club 18
Western Oil 16
Kachina Room 16
Asko Supply 15
Medford Tire 14
Country Club 14
Desert Service 14
K-DOV 13
Donna Timber 12
Mail Tribune 10
Cal Ore Ranches 9
Results:
Cal Ore Ranches 4 (I. Cramer
512) 2746: Donna Timber 0 (E.
Kessler 527) 2635.
Asko Supply l iHandry 2807:
Allison Const. 3 (Del Allison 598)
2870.
Rotarv Club 3 (D. Edwards 522)
2775; Kachina Room 1 (Bill Cooper
530i 2651: K-Dov- 4 (John Austin
614) 2974; Medford Tire 0 (Bus
Smith 425) 2552
Countrv Club 3 (L. Ziesmert
514) 2704: Western Oil 1 (B. Brooks
530) 2699.
Mail Tribune 1 (Earl Richardson
454) 2710; Desert Service 3 (Hol
comb 523) 2798.
I.ADY ELKS NO. TWO
Standings: W.
Tornadoes .. .. 4
Cussin" Three 3
Jolly Three 3
Daffy DiUy 2
Stags 2
Wapitis 2
Merry Madcaps 2
Doozies : 1
Antlers . 1
Hi Lo 0
Results:
Tornadoes 4 (Starr 400) 1175;
Hi Lo 0 (Farrar 396) 1114.
Wapitis 2 (Read 505) 1296:
Daffy Dillv 2 (Forbes 463) 1321.
Cussin' Three 3 iBetz 456) 1321;
Doozies 1 (Anderson 444) 1315.
Merry Madcaps 2 (Veal 391)
1145: Stags 2 (Latham 434) 1106.
Jolly Three 3 (R. Miller. E. Mil
ler 460) 1370; Antlers 1 tSnedden
480) 1255.
High game Evelyn Read 203.
High series Read 505.
Split conversions Anderson 6-7.
R. Miller 6-8-10. Klatt 5-8-10. Gid
ney 4-5.
ROXY ROCKERS
Standings: W. L.
Sniders 34 18
Rogue River Wood Prod. 34 18
Phoenix Chevron 25 - 27
Rogue Valley Bank 24', 27'i
Medford House Movers. 22" 2 29 'j
Northwest Sales 15 37
Oregon
O 74-70
ity to knot the battle once
more when the first of a one-and-one
free chance failed to
swish in with six seconds left.
Hotter shooting from both
the field and the gift stripe
and better rebounding paid
off for the SOC Raiders. Free
tosses played a substantial
role in the second half with
the Ashlanders putting in 18
to 16 by the Techman.
Carrigan was high point
man for the' night with nine
field goals and seven free
shots for 25 points. Glen
reterson was second high for
SOC with 15. For OTI Dennis
McKee put in 18, Troy Koontz
12 and Jack Horton 11. Peter
son led the evening rebound
ing with 12 snares and Horton
had 10.
Although the Red Raiders
were on top through much of
the hassle, they had to come
from four points back to earn
the decision. The Owls had
four leads of four markers,
the last 64 to 60. Two free
shots by Tom Bernet and a
turning jumper by Carrigan
wiped out the gap with 4 23
minutes to go. Southern Ore
gon went back on top with
two gifters by Carrigan but
Leon Wilson deadlocked it for
OTI at 66-all on a pair of free
heaves.
Raiders Go Ahead
Dick Smith took the count
to 68 to 66 for the Raiders on
a bucket under the net on a
Carrigan assist. With 65 sec
onds left Dennis McKee got
the ball when he broke up a
drive-through try by Carri
gan. McKee went the length
of the floor to make it 68
each. Bernet put SOC ahead
again on free chucks for 70 to
68 but Charlie Wilson retali
ated for the Owls with a long
jump back of the key with 34
seconds remaining. Then
Flanary got what proved to
be the game winning field
shot.
Owl Coach Wally Palmberg,
using two platoons in the
tangle, abandoned that sys
tem in the crucial final min
utes. ,SOC trailed only once in
the first half and briefly at 30
to 32. Halfway score was 32
all. The Raiders put in seven
points before OTI could score
and had several six point
spreads in the first half. Tech
tied up the fray at 14 and 30
apiece.
46 to 41 Gap
In the second half the Raid
ers jumped into the lead and
with 614 minutes contested
were in front 46 to 41. But
with. 12 minutes left in the
game OTI tied up the action
at 48-all. The Owls took the
lead at 51 to 50 with lOVa
minutes to go on a pair of
free shots by Horton. During
this stage of the ruckus OTI
picked up 10 straight points
on free shots. In the mean
time, the Raiders managed
two gift markers and a field
bucket.
Owl four-point differences
included 54 to 50, 56 to 52 and
62 to 58. There were tie
scores at 56 and 58 each.
SOC, hitting at .448 aver
age, outgunned OTI 26 to 23
from the field. The Klamath
Falls team shot .329. From
the free line the Owls put in
24 to the Raiders' 22 but OTI
had more chances, 40 to the
Ashland schools' 32.
BOX:
OTI fg
Branson 4-1
Guill 6-1
Horton 11-4
Johnson .... 4-1
Lavher 2-0
McKee 17-7
Oliva 4-1
C. Wilson .. 7-2
L. Wilson 4-1
Zitek 2-1
Koontz 9-4
ft
2-0
2-2
7-3
2-2
2-1
5-4
4- 3
2-1
5- 3
2-1
7.-4
reb. pf
2 4
2
3
4
2
1
3
3
1
1
0
4
26
10
0
7
2
6
0
1
1
6
Totals 70-23 40-24 37
SOC fg ft reb.
Vannice 2-0 3-2 4
Payne 5-3 5-3 8
Peterson .... 7-6 3-3 12
Flanary 7-3 3-2 5
Carrigan ...24-9 10-7 9
Bernet 4-3 4-4 5
Smith 8-2 5-1 9
Puhl .. 1-0 1-0 0
Totals 58-26 34-22 52
tp
2
9
15
8
25
10
27 74
Warriors Trip
Knicks 114-93
United Press International
Wilt Chamberlain can stay
out of a game for a full quar
ter and still make his pres
ence felt in the National Bas
ketball association.
Chamberlain, the league's
leading scorer, tallied 30
points and nabbed 24 re
bounds in the first three-quarters
Tuesday night as the
Philadelphia Warriors ripped
the New York Knickerbock
ers. 114-93, in the only loop
action.
Coach Neil Johnston
yanked Chamberlain and oth
er front-line players in the
final 12 minutes. The re
serves did equally as well,
outscoring the Knicks, 25-17
in the last period.
Tonight's action, the last
before Friday's East-West All
Star game in ' Philadelphia,
finds New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Syracuse and
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
FIGHTS
By United Press
Fresno. Calif. Joev Giambria.
159. Buffalo. N.Y.. dec. Woody
Winslow, 162. Merced, Calif. (10).
Med:
'
MOYER SOCKS FOE Denny Moyer, Portland, welterweight,
right, lands solid right to jaw of Pat Lowry in third round
of scheduled 10 round main event at Seattle last night. Lowry
went to the canvas and Moyer won by a knockout.
(UPI Telephoto)
Ex-Willamette Ace To
Be Globetrotter Foe
Here Thursday Night
Ronald Holt, a six-foot, four
inch forward who formerly
was a star at Willamette uni
versity in Salem, will be one
of the mainstays for the San
Francisco All-Nations basket
ball team against the Harlem
Globetrotters at Hedrick Jun
ior high school gym Thursday
night.
Sanner-Stewart
Duo in Second
Spot in Meet
Bob F a s e 1 and Herman
Duncan won more than they
lost in the Holiday handicap
golf tournament during the
past week. This increased
their total but their margin
of leadership was narrowed
by a point.
Fasel and Duncan won six
points from Clayton Lewis
and Frank Allen after having
dropped five to Phil Mon
grain and Jim Quincy.
Galen Sanner and Ray
Stewart brought their total
to 12 and moved into second
place in the standings with
wins of one hole over Warren
Bayliss and, -Bob Elliott and
three over -Bayard Getchell
and Ken Teeter. Stewart and
Sanner passed Ed Milne and
Bob Morris, who gained a
point from Mongrain and
Quincy to make their overall
count 11.
R a n n y Smith and Tom
Teutsch broke even with Carl
Kellenberger and Bill Black
ledge but dropped from third
to fourth.
Matches Points
Fasel-Duncan 9 Plus 18
Sanner-Stewart 6 " 12
Milne-Morris 3 " 11
Smith-Teutsch 5 " 9
Meyer-Van Etten 6 " 8
Bayliss-B. Elliott 3 " 6
Knight-Parsons 5 " 6
D. Miller-B. Clark 2 " 6
Butterfield-Moore 2 " 6
Mongrain-Quincy 5 " 6
Odell-Litte 10 " 5
Conrad-B. Anderson .. 3 " 5
Catey-Stark 9 "
Radzweit-Dumas 2 4
Cottingham-Creager 5 " 4
Phillips-Wells 3 " 4
Getchell-Teeter 6 " 2
Travis-Eidswick 4 " 2
House-Engleson 2 " 2
Kellenberger-
Blackledge 5 " 1
Alexander-Brown 2 " 1
Nuich-Vargo 3 " 1
Robinson-Schmidt 8 " 0
Pitts-Dave Lowry k 4 Minus 1
Lewis-Allen 4 " 2
Millhollin-Schuler 4 ' 2
Mears-Benson l " 2
Ricker-Littrell 3 " 2
Nulton-Swanson 3 " 3
Mitchell-Clark 2 " 3
Lewis-Dougherty 2 " 3
Moffat-Butler 4 " 4
Flink-Lambext 2 " 4
Perl-Marten 3 " 4
Schildt-Hopkins 3 " 4
Fitzgerald-Withrow 2 " 5
Pope-Fabrick 8 " 7
Brooks-Pearson 3 " 8
Corbin-Dunlevy 3 '. " 8
Voegtlv-Cowning 1 " 8
Shaylor-A. Anderson.. 3 " 9
Lockwood-Hood 4 " 10
Pavton-B. Walker 3 " 10
Baker-H. Holmes 6 "11
Judy-Mickelson 4 " 13
Snow Hampers
Cage Schedule
Portland-flJPD-Snow forced
postponement of Portland
prep basketball games Tues
day as well as those in the
Metro, TYV and Wilco
leagues.
Will Pastrano
Fights Luedee
Miami Beach - (LTD - Willie
Pastrano, a fancy-dan with a
powder-puff punch, takes on
heavy-hitting Jerry Luedee of
New Haven, Conn., here to
night in a 10 - round light
heavyweight fight.
NEW CLUBHOUSE
Chicago - (UPD - The Chicago
Cubs announced today that
construction has begun on a
new home team . clubhouse
under the stands in left field
at Wrigley Field.
uw
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m.
and sponsors have reminded
ticket holders that there are
no reserved seats. Game time
is 8 p.m.
Coach Art Kim has put to
gether a team of many na
tionalities for the All-Nations
team, "which gave a good ac
count of itself in a 10-week
tour of Europe last summer
against the Globetrotters.
Kim's club is made up
largely of former college aces
who prefer seeing the country
with a traveling basketball
team to the more vigorous
routine of organized league
play.
Five acts of professional
entertainment will be provid
ed before the game and at
halftime and will feature a
trampolinist, batonist, two un
icyclists and an equilibrist.
Eleven Pro Golfers Vie
For Bing Crosby Berths
Pebble Beach, Calif. (UPD I of Manhattan, Kan., and Jim-
Eleven professional golfers
teed off today in sudden-death
competition for the two re
maining berths in the 19th
annual Bing Crosby Golf
Tournament.
A field of 50 top celebrities
from the worlds of sports and
entertainment will compete in
the 850,000 clambake, which
opens on the tough Del Monte
Forest Courses Thursday.
Three touring professionals
equaled par Wednesday to
lead 23 golfers into qualifying
berths. Firing the 72s were
veteran George Schnieiter of
Salt Lake City, Joe Jiminez
Ducks Prep
For Huskies
Eugene-(UPD - Coach Steve
Belko was putting the finish
ing touches on his Oregon
Webfoots today as they pre
pared for a Friday night en
gagement against the Wash
ington Huskies in Seattle.
Oregon, with a 12-3 record,
expects a tough game from
Washington despite the Hus
kies' 79-39 loss to California
last week. The Huskies earlier
disposed of Oregon State in
Seattle Thursday afernoon.
Auburn Playing
Sooiler Role
United Press International
The Auburn Tigers, out of
the Southeastern conference
running because of their pro
bation status, are wrecking
championship plans of other
SEC teams.
Auburn blasted a confer
ence hopeful for the fifth time
this season Tuesday night by
upsetting sixth-ranked Geor
gia Tech, 66-59.
The Tigers, placed on pro
bation by both the SEC and
the NCAA almost two years
for recruiting violations, have
ripped Alabama twice and
conquered Mississippi State
and Florida. Mississippi is the
only conference club to beat
Auburn.
Eight-ranked Texas A&M
gained sole possession of the
Southwestern conference lead
with an easy 61-43 triumph
over Rice. The victory broke
a three-way tie for the loop
lead and hiked the Aggies'
overall total for the season
to 12-1. Rice, the only winless
team in the conference, suf
fered its fifth straight loss to
SWC foes.
Black TornaciO Mat Team
29-19 Victor Over Crater
Medford high wresters to
day, prepped for South Eu
gene after downing Crater
matmen last night at Central
Point.
The Black Tornado meets
the South Eugene Axemen on
Saturday at 3 p.m. at the
Medford high gym. Action
previously had been set for
Friday evening.
Independent
Cage Loop
Games Set
SOIBL STANDINGS:
Hawkinson 6
SOC JV 4
Andy's 3
Butte Falls 3
Nat'l Guard 2
Glendale 1
Big Y 0
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Middle teams in the South
ern Oregon Independent Bas
ketball league will try to bol
ster their positions this even
ing against loop tail-enders
in' a doublebill at McLough
lin gym here.
Butte Falls, plays Medford
Big Y Markets at 7 p.m. and
Andy's Jewelers, of Medford
encounter Glendale in the
second fracas about 8:30 p.m.
The Jewelers have a chance
to pull into a tie for second
place but could drop from
third to fourth if they lose
and Butte Falls wins Butte
Falls is now fourth a half
game back of Andy's.
Dave Hughes of Hawkinson
Tire Tread has taken over the
league scoring leadership, ac
cording to statistics which in
clude game through Jan. 14.
He has 84 points for five
games. In second place is Bill
Irwin of Butte Falls with 81
markers. Irwin has the aver
age per game lead with 20-25
for four games.
Bill Weddle, Big Ys, Al Mc
Quorquadale, Butte Falls, and
Phil Swisher, National Guard,
are tied for third in scoring
with 62 points each.
INDIVIDUAL SCORING:
g fg ft tp apg
Hunhes. Ha. ; 5 38 8 84 16.8
B. Irwin. BF 4 37 7 81 20.25
Weddle. BY. NG . 4 29 4 62 15.5
McQu'dale. BF 4 28 6 62 15.5
Swisher. NG 4 25 12 62 15.5
Allen. NG .3 24 11 59 19.7
M. White. SO 5 26 6 58 11.6
Cook. SO 4 25 3 53 13.3
J. Johnson. Ha. ..5 26 1 53 10.6
D'Olivo. Ha 4 23 7 53 13.3
Munyon, Gl 4 22 9 53 13.3
fg
128
64
124
91
185
136
146
ft
61
22
26
39
40
69
47
tp
313
150
274
221
410
342
337
apg
266.
50.
68.5
55.3
82
57
67.4
Andv's 5
Big Y 3
Butte Falls ..4
Glendale 4
Hawkinson .5
Nat'l Guard.. 6
SOC JV 5
my Powell of Cleveland, Ohio.
Among the casualties was
1956 Western Open champion
Mike Fetchick, who shot 78.
It took at least 76 to gain a
qualifying spot.
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Beaver Five
Pullman-IUPD Sophomore
scoring ace Charlie Sells will
be back in shape for fulltime
play against Oregon State
here Friday night, Washing
ton State basketball Coach
Marv Harshman said today.
Sells, suffering from a knee
injury, saw only limited ac
tion in WSU's losses to Stan
ford and California last week
end. Missing from the sidelines
Friday for the first time in
32 years here will be OSC
Coach Slats Gill, who remains
hospitalized after a heart at
tack at Seattle last week.
Continental Not
To Operate in
Season of 1960
Columbus, Ohio-(UPD-An ex
change of wires between Con
tinental league President
Branch Rickey and minor
league President George M.
Trautman apparently has dis
pelled any notions that the
third major league will op
erate next season.
Rickey, in a telegram to
Trautman Tuesday, isaid the
Continental league "has never
intended to operate in-1960."
The answer was requested by
Trautman to clear the air for
minor league clubs to get their
programs rolling for next sea
son. Burleson, Pauly
To Run at LA
United Press International
Oregon's Dyrol Burleson
and Oregon State's Steve
Pauly will compete in Los j
Angeles Friday night in that I
city's Sports Arena Indoor !
Track meet.
Burelson will enter the mile
which features Sweden's Dan
Werne. Pauly will compete
against an outstanding field
in the 50-yard high hurdles.
Jim Grelle, Oregon ace last j
season, will run the 1,000
yard race and George Larson,
Oregon distance man from
Scappoose. will compete in
the two-mile.
Medford , defeated Crater
29 to 19 in varsity rivalry.
The Tornado took seven of
the individual scraps and Cra
ter five. One other bout was
a draw.
In the preliminary jayvee
contention Medford came out
ahead 39 to 27. Tornado edge
in the 16 bouts was nine to
seven. MHS had a six to .three
difference in pins.
VARSITY RESULTS:
97 Jim Spitz. M. pinned Dannv
McKey, C, 1st: 105 Clay Varney,
M. dec. Gary Mead. C, 7-3; 114
Butch Barber. C, dec. Jim Berg,
M, 5-0; -122 Dave Baker. M. dec.
Ken Gebhard. C. 4-1; 129 Charlie
Warren. C. dec. Dan Eddy. M, 5-2;
135 Wayne Fields. M. dec. Russ
Walker. C. 4-3: 140 Ray Smith,
M. pinned Max Burton. C. 2nd;
147 Dean Lamp, C, dec. John de
Place, M, 5-1: 156 Bill Charley,
M, drew with Dave McKey, C, 5-5;
Al Lamp. C. dec. Lee Cook. M. 4-1:
177 Rick Burns. C, pinned Al
Funston. M, third; 190 Chuck
Shaw, M. dec. Glen Cote. C. 7-5:
Unlimited Stan Hobbs. M, pinned
Charles Johnson, C, 2nd.
PRELIMINARIES:
105 Gary Fields. M, dec. Rob
ert Allan, C. 6-1; 114 Elgia Old
ham, M. pinned Doug Moore, C.
1st; 122 Bill Owens. M. pinned
Charles Shetrone. C, 1st; 129 Mike
Nolta. C, dec. Jim Burke, M. 5-2:
129 Dennis Fisher, C. dec. Doug
Robertson, M. 3-1; 135 Bill Al
lan, C, dec. Bill Hoque. M, 7-0;
140 Don Fisher, C. pinned Hiram
Martin, M. 2nd; 147 Tim White.
M, dec. Bob Bibey C, 2-0; '47
Terrv Payne, C, dec. Joe Keller,
M. 7-0; 147 Gil Harrison, C, pin
ned Paul Garren. M. 2nd: 156 Nat
Banry. C. pinned. Carl- Washburn.
M. 2nd; 167 Bob Rix, M. dec. Ken
Mainwaring. C, 13-5: 167 Russell
Robertson, M, pinned Brian Hart
grave. C 2nd: 177 Ron Gandee,
M. pinned Dave Burns. C. 2nd:
190 Terry OSullivan, M. pinned
Dave Malloy. C. 3rd: 190 Monte
Jones, M, pinned Bill Kropp, C,
1st.
Bout Won
By Moyer
Seattle-IUPD-Fourth ranked
welterweight Denny Moyer
scored a third round TKO
over veteran Pat Lowry in a
scheduled 10 - round main
event here Tuesday night.
The win was the 23rd in
24 starts for the 20-year-old
Moyer of Portland, Ore., and
his third straight since losing
a 15-round decision to welter
weight king Don Jordan in a
title match last summer.
Moyer was in command
throughout the brief bout. He
punished Lowry with snap
ping left jabs in the first two
rounds and had the loser
bleeding from the nose from
then on.
Moyer began throwing right
crosses in the third heat and
had Lowry down twice before
the referee halted the match
in 2:53 of the round.
Moyer weighed 149 and
Lowry scaled 15014.
Talent Nabs
1st Victory
Talent - Talent high var
sity basketball team won its
first tussle in 10 tries this
seasqn last night when it
nicked an alumni club 51 to
50 in overtime.
Bob Dickenson lipped in
the tying bucket for Talent to
make it 46-all at the end of
regular playing time and
tipped up the winning basket
in the extfa session.
Phil Combs had 21 points
and Buzz Heard 13 for the
alumni. For the Bulldogs
Mike Jacobs put in 17 and Ed
Seaver 11.
Quarter scores favored tne
prepsters 17 to 5, 24 to 22
and 39 to 33.
GoKartClub
Will Convene
The Medford Go Kart club
will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thurs
day at Fire Station No. 2,
Eighth and Lincoln sts., an
nounced club president How
ard Funk today.
He empasized that the club
will not race any more at
the new Sears and Roebuck
club parking lot.
Prep Basketball
TUESDAY GAMES
Albany (64. Lebanon 46
Yoncalla 41, Elkton 39
Reedsport 80, Newport 46
Oakridge 40, Elmira 35
Waldport 47, Toledo 37
Mapleton 42, Siuslaw 37
Taft 48, Siletz 36
Scio 45, Jefferson 28
Hot or Cold Weather
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Much Housing
Still Open at
Squaw Valley
Squaw Valley - (UPD - Ad
vance ticket sales for the Win
ter Olympics topped the mil
lion dollar mark Tuesday
but Squaw Valley will be far
from crowded during the 11
days of sports competition.
Clive Becker, committee
ticket director, estimated an
attendance of about 11,000
fans per day, but pointed out
that the valley could accomo
date 35,000 persons daily:
Tom James, president of
the Tahoe-Sierra Chamber of
Commerce, said many accom
modations still were available
in the Lake Tahoe area. Hous
ing and ticket information is
available through the Olym
pic Winter Games, San Fran
cisco, or Olympic Valley,
Calif.
Braves Warned
To Be on Toes
United Press International
Manager Chuck Dressen has
sent up a warning to the Mil
waukee Braves "to be on their
toes because nobody's job is
safe."
The effervescent new pilot
did it Tuesday when he hint
ed that National league bat
ting champion Hank Aaron
might be asked to play second
base. Aaron has played both
second and third at various
times in the last five years
but always has expressed a
preference for the outfield.
There are three second-base
candidates in addition to Red
Schoendienst ahead of Aaron
so there reallv isnt much
chance that Hammerin' Hank
will show up at that position
in the foreseeable future.
The obvious point Dressen
is putting across is that if he's
thinking of switching Aaron
he could be thinking of
switching anyone. Therefore,
goes the supposed reasoning,
the other Braves will report
to spring training ready to
give 100 per cent effort from
the start.
Tornado Gangs
Beat Prospect
Medford High school junior
varsity tripped Prospect var
sity 52 to 49 and the Wild
cats beat the Prospect jayvees
50 to 31 in basketball games
last night at Prospect.
The Tornado JV led the
Cougars 14 to 10, 30 to 23
and 42 to 36 at the quarters.
Larry Hammack scored 16
points for Medford and Howie
Brown 12. Craig Gardner and
Bob Filch each had 14 , for
Prospect.
Medford's sophs headed the
Prospect jayvees 26 to 14 at
the half. Chuck Allen put in
10 points for Medford and
Terry Gardner 13 for Pros
pect. BASKETBALL
Tl'ESDAY COLLEGE GAMES
. Yale 76, Wesleyan 54
Auburn 66. Georgia Tech 59
Virginia Tech 95. VMI 93
Wake Forest 83. Clemson 64
Bowling Green 76. Kent St. 74
Texas A&M 61. Rice 43
Idaho 64. Gonzaga 53
Southern Oregon 74, Oregon
Tech 70
ALWAYS
ACCEPTS ASSISTANT POST
Seattle, Wash. -!ITI)- Norm
Pollom, 34-year-old end coach
for the University of Wash
ington, will leave here March
1 to become first assistant to
John McKay at the. Univer
sity of Southern California.
Lipscomb Bills
Grappling Debut
San Francisco -ITD- Gene
(Big Daddy) Lipscomb, a liv
ing legend at the age of 28 in
professional football, turns
his talents to wrestling here
on Tuesday when he makes
his pro debut in the art of
grappling.
And the feature hold in Big
Daddy's repertoire, appropri
ately enough, will be the
"bear hug." "He has such
strong legs and such powerful
arms that he's just going to
squeeze the wind out of a lot
of our top wrestlers,'' says
promoter Joe (Waffle Ear)
Malcewicz, who also has been
tutoring the 294-pound physi
cal speciman.
CHARGERS NAME COACH
Los Angeles - (UPD - The
Los Angeles Chargers of the
American Football league
have named Al Davis, former
line coach at the University
of Southern California, as an
assistant coach.
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