Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 21, 1960, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextI n t l ll l J. C. GIPSON Fun-Maker in Lineup GDolbetrot ters to IPDay ASe-Safions flWntet Tonight The fabulous Harlem Globe trotters basketball team against the colorful San Fran cisco All -Nations, and five acts of professional entertain ment are on the bill for Rogue Valley fans at Hedrick Junior high school gym tonight Abe Saperstein's Trotters, whose exploits have written cage history and whose comic didoes mixed with superlative play have entertained many millions around the world, will seek to maintain their season's unbeaten status against the All-Nations Lineup of Comedians The Globetrotters have one of the finest lineups of co medians, razzle dazzle artists and all-around players in their long history, which has seen them chalk up 6,525 victories against 303 defeats. Their lineup is headed by Bob (Showboat) Hall, famed comedian of past years with the Trotters, and includes six feet, two inch Ermer Robin son, 14-year veteran with the team; J. C. Gipson, 6-8, vet eran star and fun-maker; Norman Lee, 6-4; Jackie Fitz- You FR Corner patrick, 6-5; Willie Thomas, 6-4, and Don Barnette, 6-0. Against them Coach Art Kim of the All-Nations will pit a squad comprised of Kent Bryan, 6-9, Memphis State; Jerry Lester, 6-6 VS, Oklahoma Baptist U.; Ronald Holt, 6-4, Willamette University; Lelan Wong, 6-2, and Hawaiians Chris Kanihe, 6-3; Reynold Freitas, 6-0; Robert Akeo, 6-0 and Taddy Song, 5-11. Entertainment on Tap Five acts from the inter national theatrical world will provide entertainment before the game and at halftime, Featured will be Belgium's Jacques Cordon, uncyclist and juggling wizard; Dick Alhers- hardt, former intercollegiate trampoline champion; Guy Allen, batonist; Boy Foy, unique unicyclist and George Lee, Chinese equilibrist. Doors will open at 6:30 p. m. and sponsors nave remind ed that there are no reserved seats. In an automobile weighing 4,000 pounds, all but 800 pounds is in metal substances. are invited TAMLEY By BOB UPSON Stanley Factory Representative 0 7 u u u JANUARY 22 mm of 6th & Fir Streets BOWLING ROXY ANN STAR FIRE Standings: Olson-Ross Lbr. Co. Rogue Valley Vending Standard (Prospect) Jackson County Co-op Pinnacle Orchards Hughes Const Weeks & Orr Larry's Lineup Ron's Standard . Home Gas Co. Jeddeloh Bros. Tex Nash W. 19 18 17 18 15 14 14 14 13 13 11 4 Results: Std. Oil Co. 3. Jackson Co. 1. Rogue Valley 3, Ron's Standard 1 Larry's Lineup 3, Pinnacle 1 Home Gas 4. Hughes 0 Jeddeloh 3, Nash 1 Olson-Ross 4, Weeks & Orr 0 High series H. Scott 548. High - singles Coleman 203, T. Groomes 203; A. Moyer 202. CRATER LAKE LEAGUE Standings: W. Ellis Market 26 Vx U. S. National Bank 25 li L. 9 ',4 10 Vx 13 16 17 1714 19 2114 22 22 22 26 City Hall 23 United Grocers Stevens Auto Parts Mechanic's Laundry Mann's Dept. Store Medford Neon .. Earl and Roy's , .. . Moore Steel O. K. Market Haupert Tractor , ,, 20 19 18 i 17 1414 14 14 14 10 Results: U. S. Bank 4 (G.Lewis 494) 2351; Mann's Store 0 (G. Owsley 495) 2263. Ellis Mkt. 3 (W. Moeller 486) 2352; Earl and Roy's 1 (H. Vessey Jr. 586) 2273. Moore Steel 0 (R. Edwards 498) 2146: Mechanic's Laundry 4 (J. Pruitt 536) 2406. City Hall 2 (B. LaRocque 550) 2478; United Grocers 2 (G. Quin ney 540) 2498. Stevens' 1 (G. Gillmore 502) 2078; Medford Neon 3 (R. Bren- nerman 524) 2305. Haupert s 0 (D. Fosburv- 548) 2324; OJC. Mkt. 4 (D. Copeland 508) 2228. High games Herb Vessey Jr. 220, Doug Fosbury 213. LADY ELKS NO. ONE First Half Standings: W. L. 25 30 30 . 35 40 42 42 44 Cherry Pickers 47 Pin Pushers 42 Trioettes ThreaUess Three Break Aways 42 37 32 30 Lucky Strikes Stagettes Goofers 30 28 Results: Goofers 0 (H. Depner 401) 1276; Cherry Pickers 4 (W. Booth 549) 1451. Break A Ways 1 (D. Jantzer 444) 1Z15: ThreaUess Three 3 (V. Bate man 484) 1339. Trioettes 3 (F. Btttle 455) 1247; Lucky Strikes 1 (L. Neeley 430) 110. Pin Pushers 3 (A. Salyers 448) 1163; Stagettes 1 (V. Lusk 429) 114H. High game Vivian Bateman 190, Wanda Booth 189 (2). CENTENNIAL LEAGUE Standings: Three Slippers Pot Holders Alley Busters Sparebowlers Stragglers .... Three Mrs. Jokers Merry Trio .. , W. L. 29 15 25 19 24 20 2214 2114 22 Vx 21 Vx 21 Vx 2214 1914 24 li 1814 25 ,4 19 25 1714 2614 Slow Pokes Lucky Strikes Results: Jokers 3 (B. Botefur 473) 1360: Pot Holders 1 (B. Moore 374) 1205. Slow Pokes 0 (B. St. Clair 392) 1059; Sparebowlers 4 (G. Truly 477) 1228. Merry Tno l (P. Younjr 363) 1068; Alley Busters 3 (G. Chase 395) 1145. Lucky' Strikes 3 - (M. Thomas 463) 1193; Three Mrs. 1 (P. Hjor- ten 4Z1) 1191. Three suppers l (D. Campbell to a VHHHHHsisHHHHH(HisLs.HsW. POWER - 23 All day - Both Days! PHONE SP 3-5333 MEDTORliSh.TWBUrf3 SHAMES Stokes to See Royals Tussle Cincinnati (UPD Maurice Stokes will leave the hospital in a wheelchair Sunday after noon to watch his old team mates, the Cincinnati Royals, play the Philadelphia ; War riors. Stokes, a star rebounder for the Royals until felled by a paralysis attributed to a brain injury, will be making his first trip outside a hospital in nearly two years. . It was on March 14, 1958, that Stokes fell unconscious on a plane after the Royals had lost to Detroit m a play off game. He was taken by stretcher to St. Elizabeth Hos pital at Covington, Ky., and later transferred to Christ hospital here. Pastrano Gains Ring Decision Miami Beach, Fla.-UPD-Wil- lie Pastrano says stow all that talk about his "come back" because "I've never been away." "That's right," chimed in trainer Angelo . Dundee "He's . back in ' his groove fighting the light heavy weights and he never looked in better shape in the last three years." Willie and - his entourage were whopping it up after the Miami Beach battler pounded out a unanimous decision over Jerry Luedee of New Ha ven. Conn., in Wednesday night's nationally - televised 10-round bout. . 385) 1124; Stragglers 3(R. Cabler High game Gen Truly 225. MONDAY TRIPLES Standings: Gleason's Sporting Goods Eastside Market Team Nine Dean-Taylor Hopkins Richfield Oil Pat & Mikes Builders.. Ramblers Parrish Construction .... Mikes Seat Cover Shop Cogswells Market Barbers .. Sam Jennings W. L. 22 10 2114 1014 21 11 1914 1214 18 14 1714 14,4 1514 1614 13 19 19 20 21 24 Results: - ' Ramblers 2 (Doty 478) 1584: Sam Jennings 2 (Hutchinson 495) 1626. Team Mine (forfeit): Hopkins Richfield 4 (Rohlman 572) 1676. - Dean-Taylor 2 (Huttner 516) 1639; Mikes 2 (Stout 522) 1643. Cogswell's 1 (Dick Strauss 499) 1606: Builders- Supply 3 (Norris 464) 1622. Eastside Mkt. 1 (Weddle 425) 1513; Gleason's 3 (Voss 503) 1569. Barbers 3 (Scalberg 504) 1660: Parrish 1 (Wilkinson 491) 1634. Drop in at BIG PINES any time during Friday and Saturday and watch Mr. Upson demon strate the proper care , and use of Routers, Power Saws, Sabre Saws, Drills and Sanders with helpful suggestions on how you can use your tools to the most advantage. OPEN 8:00 to 5:30 P.M. DAILY UNTIL 5 P.M. SATURDAYS Plenty of FREE Off-Street Psrking BASKETBALL United Press International Army 76, Ithaca 62 Villanova 94. Seton Hall 65 Manhattan 80, Adelphi 59 Pennsylvania 50, Temple 47 ' Maryland 51. Navy 50 Louisville 78. Murray St. 72 Xavier (Ohio) 76. Western Ky. 66 Kellett Given Czar Support . Miami Beach, Fla. (UPD Don Kellett, 50-year-old gen eral manager of the Balti more Colts, gained support to day among strife-torn Nation al Football league owners as the compromise candidate for the job of commissioner. The 12 . club owners re sumed their controversial election meeting this after noon after conducting eight fruitless ballots in an effort to select a successor to the late Bert Bell. Biggest surprise of yester day's meetings was the com plete fadeout from contention of Austin Gunsel, the 50-year- old former FBI man who has been acting commissioner since Bell's death last Oct. 11 Marlene Streit Low Qualifier Fort Lauderdale, Fla. - (UPD Defending champion Mar lene Stewart Streit, who won medalist honors in a qualify ing round Wednesday, teed off today against Mrs. Joan Toski Burke to open match play in the colorful Helen Doherty golf tournament. - Mrs. Streit, of Fonthill, On tario, Can., was exempt from qualifying but competed any way for the medalist title, shooting a par 76 despite bit ing cold weather. and gusty northwest winds. . . DUCK TEAMS VIE . University of Oregon, Eu gene -, Oregon s swimming and wrestling teams face rug ged dual meet opponents this week end with Coach Don Van Russen's paddlers . meet ing Washington and Washing ton State in their first dual competition of the season while the wrestlers go against the Cougars in their match. Washington's swimmers come to the new Men's pool on Fri day night at 7 p.m. and then Saturday the Duck swimmers and wrestlers board a char tered plane for Pullman for Pullman for the meets with Washington State. State Log Act To Be Beginning Salem Enforcement of the state log brand act in western Oregon by the forest inspectors of -the state for estry department will begin Feb. 1 in conjunction with the regular spring inspec tions, accordmg to State For- ester D. L. Phipps. The law, which was formerly adminis tered by the public utilities commissioner, applies to any one in western Oregon who transports logs by highways or railroads or who dumps logs into its waters, Phipps stated, and requires that each log be imprinted by the op erator with a brand which is registered with the state for estry department at Salem. Logging operators desiring to register brands may re quest applications by letter from the office of State For ester, Oregon state forestry department, Salem. The letter must contain the name under which the brand is to be reg istered, the address and a drawing of the proposed brand. This is essential in checking the acceptability of the brand which is, in turn, attached to the application that is sent to the operator in response to his request. The application, then, as it is filled out by the operator, re quires an actual imprint of the brand from the finished hammer. The size of the drawing that is included in the letter should not be less than two inches by two inches and be made up of not more than three symbols, or not more than one letter and two arabic numerals within a single form or outline. Should the 'brand, requested not meet the requirements or found to be a duplication of a registered brand, sugges tions will be made by the de partment for revisions that will make it acceptable and the request returned to the operator for approval. Since there have been over 8500 log brands registered to some 6000 operators since this law became effective in 1943, the operator now apply ing has a problem in devising a brand which, will not dupli cate one of these already on file. A log brand directory has been published and is available for inspection at various state forestry, forest protective association and na tional forest headquarters in Benson's Policies Would Hurt Income Wachinitn (DPD A study prepared for the Senate Agri culture Committee shows that Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Renson's farm policies would cut 1965 net farm income 46 per cent below the 1958 level. Committee Chairman Alien Ellender (D-La.) said Wed- nesdav that the study indi cated net income for some wheat farms might fall as much as 75 per cent below recent leyels. Ellender told the Senate that the basic figures were as sembled at his request by Ag riculture Department technic ians. The study was made to an swer Ellender's request for a forecast on what , would hap pen if practically ail larm nroduction controls were abolished and price supports reduced to free-market levels. BARBER VICTOR Yorba Linda, Calif. - (UPD -Jerry Barber, the tiny Los Angeles pro who makes up in skill and nerve what he lacks in size, took home $2,800 as first prize money in the $25, 000 Yorba Linda Open. Bar ber's 72-hole card was 67-70-69-72-278-10 under par. Billy Maxwell had 71-71-68-69-279 and won $1,900. NAME CHAIRMAN San Francisco -(UPD- Floyd (Bucky) Walter of the San Francisco - News-Call Bulletin has' been named chairman of the San Francisco chapter of the Baseball, Writers associa tion of America. .'.'"' NAME CUB ASSISTANT Chicago -(DPD Harry Hick man, 32-year-old native of Hattiesburg, Miss., who has been a Chicago Cub- scout for eight years, . has been named assistant director of player procurement for the club. PILOTS PLAY " Portland (UPD Montana State, led by ace scorer Larry Chanay, clashes with the Portland Pilots at the P-I Pa vilion in north Portland to night. Chanay, who has aver aged 23 points per game, will be guarded by 6-5 Jim Alten hofen, veteran Pilot ace. APPOINT HUSKIE COACH Seattle, W a s h DPD Don White, coach at Highline High school, has been named to the University of Washington football staff to replace Norm Pollom. Poilom recently joined the staff at the Univer sity of Southern California. Brand Enforced Feb. 1 selected areas throughout western Oregon. This direc tory should be consulted by the operator as he designs his own brand prior to writing for an application. Distribution of the direc tory includes the following points: Cave Junction; Cave Guard station; Grants Pass, state headquarters "office; Klamath Falls, Klamath FPA headquarters; Prospect, Pros pect ranger station, and Med ford, state headquarters of fice, Table Rock rd. Standardized Symbols Operators are encouraged to use a combination of stand ardized, symbols as shown in the directory since. this will facilitate their future loca tion within the established system of filing. Odd brands are listed under miscellane ous and present a special problem of comparison with every new brand received. A fee of $5 is charged for registering the brand. Brand registration ends with every five-year period. Current reg istrations end Jan. 1, 1962 at which time a fee of five dol lars will again be due. A similar fee is charged for transferring a brand. me EXTrmA s Awm Tube-Type Blackwall ! Price Without Price With Size Trade-in, Each Trade-in, Each Plu Tax Plus Tax 6.70x151 24.45 18.88 7.10x151 26.95 20.88 7.60x151 28.45 22.88 8.00xl5 32.95 j 25.88 Tube-type whites and 15-inch 14-inch tubeless blacks, available. TIME SERVICE GUARANTEE gainst all type of read hazards prorated en the months vied based on currant price ... without trade-in at lime of return. FAST FREE TIRE MOUNTING (1) FREE REPLACEMENT within 90 days if found defective and will not hold a charge. . s 1 ." (2) MONET REFUNDED upon re hum of battery, for unexpired - ' Satisfaction guaranteed . . or your money back' About one-third of Britain's workers are women. COMPARE FLAVOR! COMPARE PRICE! I (45 quart) XJPSJPj A $200 YWM E5TUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF Ml Sitatte mivmt (CunsMaDnns WMn 24-Mo. (Guarantee Against Ml Types of Eoad 6.70x15 Tube-type Blackwall AND OLD TIRE OFF YOUR CAR Nylon cord for strength, ruggedness, mileage. 'S' shape tread design for quicker stops. High mileage "emulsamix" rubber for today's modern highways. NO MONEY DOWN when. you trade in the old tires off your car. Tops in Economy Buys! Nationwide Guaranteed Retread SEARS SAFE-T-TREAD and whites (D)88 ft 1 Each V-K Plus Tax 6.70 x 15 Tube-Type Blackwall AND OLD TIRE OFF YOUR CAR 7.10 x 15.. 7.60 x 15.. 8.00 x 15.. 11.8$ 12.88 13.88 'Each plus tax and old tire off your car. Thrifty 24-Mo. THE THRIFTY 6Vblt 12 Volt Mattery (Guarantee guarantee service in'case of failure after 90 days. Refund is based on "current regular price (before trade in) prorated over number of months guaranteed. Opee MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 1 0 Thur,day, jan. 21, 1960 w CANADA DRY DISTILLING CO. HICHOLASYIUI, SI. Hazards Each Plus Tax . Go-Power Guarantee 88 Exchange 1LCLU I l. A j Exchange Fast, quick starts with this low priced battery. Good quality . . . that's why we guarantee it 2 years. Biddle at Jackson SP 3-6661 FREE PARKING Monday. ad Friday Til 9 9M.