8 MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Wednesday, Fab. 3, 1960
California
Takes Top
Cage Spot
New York-IUPD-California's
defending NCAA basketball
champions Tuesday cracked
Cincinnati's eight-week grip
on first place in United Press
International's major college
ratings.
Coach Pete Newell's Gold
en Bears, who believe the best
offense is a .good defense, col
lected 19 first-place votes and
a total of 330 points in the lat
est balloting by the 35 leading
coaches who rat? the major
schools for UPI. Cincinnati,
which had held first place
since the season began,
slipped to second with 13
first-place votes and 322
points.
California reached the top
after holding second place the
past four weeks. The Bears
have a 16-1 record and lead
the major teams in defense.
Bradley, which had to bat
tle for an overtime road vic
tory over Marquette Saturday
night, moved from fourth to
third. West Virginia, beaten
by William and Mary in last
week end's big upset, slipped
from third to fifth. Ohio State
advanced from fifth to fourth
to complete a shuffle involv
ing each of the five top
ranked teams.
There were no changes in
the? lower half of the top 10.
Georgia Tech remained sixth,
Villanova seventh, Utah
eighth, Texas A&M ninth and
Utah State 10th.
North Carolina again head
ed the second 10 group. Day
ton moved from 18th to 12th
Southern California was 13th
Kansas State 14th and St.
Louis 15th. St. Joseph's Pa.,
St. Bonaventure, Indiana,
Kentucky, Southern Metho
dist and Iowa State tied for
16th.
MEDFORDviOTRIBUNE
sapaDmirs
SF Staters Defeat
Red Raider Quint
Ashland San Francisco
State college used a more ef
fective fast break and sharper
goaling from the field and
free line to dump Southern
Oregon 75 to 55 here last
night in non-league basket
ball. The visiting Gators were
on top 34 to 26 at the half.
SOC closed the spread to 34
to 30 but the Calif ornians
rambled away after that. SF
took an early 10 to 1 jump.
The Red Raiders hacked the
count to 10 to 8 but the Ga
tors boomed to 19 to 8.
Jim Caranica put in 20
points and Jim Brown 18 for
San Francisco and Dick Smith
15 and Gordon Carrigan 13
for the home club. Brown
paced rebounding with 15
grabs and Smith had 12 re
trieves for SOC.
SF outshot the Raiders 26
of 63 to 22 of 70 from the
field and 24 of 31 to 11 of 30
from the gift stripe. The Ga
tors had 47 to 40 rebound ad
vantage. Southern Oregon resumes
contention in the Oregon Col
legiate conference Friday and
Saturday on its home floor
with Eastern Oregon provid
ing the rivalry.
LINEUPS:
75 SF State SOC 55
F 4 Purcell Vannice 5
F 18 Brown Payne 5
C 3 Harmon . Peterson 4
G 20 J. Caranica Flanary 6
G 2 Gnsham Carrigan 13
Substitutions For SF, Christgau
5, N. Caranica 6. Farrow 8, Signer
3, O. White 1. Mortenson 4. Single
ton 2. Simpson, CunninghaTt; for
SOC. Bernet 3. Gardner 2. Smith
15. Puhl 2, Lillebo, M. White.
Beaver Coach
Returns Home
Corvallis -(UPD- Slats GUI,
Oregon State basketball coach
returned here Tuesday after
noon to continue his conva
lescence from a heart attack
suffered in Seattle Jan. 11.
Gill and his wife drove
here after spending Monday
night in Portland. He was re
leased from Providence hos
pital in Seattle Monday.
The 57-year-old mentor will
remain at his home for a
week with no visitors and
then start gradual exercises
next week to build back his
strength.
Assistant Coach Paul Va
lenti has been handling the
Beavers in Gill's absence.
SUGAR RESURRECTED
New York - (UPD - The Ring
magazine resurrected Sugar
Ray Robinson today and
named him co-challenger for
the middleweight crown,
along with Gene Fullmer.
Only 24 hours previously, the
National Boxing association's
latest ratings had buried ex
champion Robinson in fifth
place among the contenders.
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W.M.R.A.
Here Is What It Means!
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Managers
To Appeal
Life Ban
New York-OJPD-A "terribly
shocked" Joe Netro and part
ner Johnny DeJohn, who co-
managed ex-champion Carmen
Basilio, were to confer with
an attorney about possibili
ties of appealing their life
time ban by the New York
State Athletic commission.
In an unusually severe rul
ing, the commission Monday
barred them for life from the
fight game in New York state
for having paid $55,000 dur
ing the past four years to
Gabe Genovese of Syracuse,
N.Y., an undercover manager-matchmaker.
A favorable ruling by the
NBA would permit Netro and
DeJohn to manage fighters
outside New York state.
Meanwhile, promoter Nor
man Kothscniid of Syracuse,
N.Y., who was fined $2,000 in
a separate out simultaneous
decision by the commission
Monday, said: "I will abide
by the decision. I'll stay in
boxing and put aU engines
full speed ahead in making
matches."
Rothschild was fined $1,000
and his Arena Club was fined
$1,000 because he admitted
paying $10,000 to Genevose
for his help in making a
Basilio-Johnny Saxton welter
weight title fight, Sept. 12,
1956.
Grumbling
At Olympic
Games Site
Squaw Valley, Calif. -(CPD-Grumbling
echoed through
the mountains surrounding
the site of the 1960 Winter
Olympics today as:
-The United States speed
skaters complained because
Glacials were not taking care
of their rink-neglecting it for
the figure skating rinks.
-The figure skaters corn
plained because they had not
had a chance to practice for
a full week.
-The male figure skaters
complained because they were
getting cold inoculations
Thursday-and they believe it
is too close to the games and
may put them off their bal
ance. -And Olympic officials com
plained as the International
Ski Federation (ISF) indicated
that it might ban-at this late
date-India and Nationalist
China from the games, which
start Feb. 16.
The weather was upsetting
the conditioning plans of the
skaters. It rained and snowed
during a near-blizzard on
Monday: and on Tuesday it
was hot and sunny. The re
sult was a mountain of slush
on the valley floor. Included
were stacks of it on the ice
arenas.
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BOWLING
RAINBOW LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Don Stathos Ins. 25 11
Star Body Shop .. 24 12
Steve Wilson Lmbr. Two 22 14
Steve Wilson Lmbr. One 22 14
State Forest Patrol 21 'i 14 'a
Harry and David 16 k 19 ,i
Hoot Owl Loeeine Co 16 20
Carolina Pacific Plywood 1514 20,,a
t-iggiy wiggiy i3,i
Crater Lake Mach. Two 14
Knights of Columbus .... 13
Crater Lake Mach. On 11
KOXY ASN MAJOR
Standings: w. L.
achina Room , 24 12
Allison Const. 21 15
Western Oil 21 15
Rotary Club 20 16
Medford Tire 18 16
Asko Supply ... 18 18
K-Dov 17 19
Cal Ore Ranches 16 20
Desert Service ..... 16 20
Country Club .. ..,...... 16 20
Donna Timber ....... 16 20
Mail Tribune .. ..... 13 23
Results:
Cal Ore Ranches 4 (B. Norton
505) 2863; Asko 0 (B. Moran 508)
2651.
Medford Tire 4 (H. Evans 531)
2881; Mail Tribune 0 (Earl Richard.
son) 2398.
Allison Const. 1 (Hemirfxwsy
576) 2881: Western Oil 2 (D. Turner
559) 2898.
K-Dov 3 (R. Colley 494) 2762;
Rotary Club 1 (C. Wilson 494) 2673.
Kachina Room 4 (Bill Cooper
619) 2877: Desert Service 0 (Roy
Picard 508) 2616.
Donna Timber 1 (A. Wall & E.
Kessler '502) 2792; Country Club 1
(S. Brown 560) 2768.
VALLEY ROLLERS LEAGUE
(Knd of first half)
Standings: W. L.
Three Hits & A Miss 54,'j 17li
Koffee Klatch 43 29
Jokers 38 "i 33 li
Lucky Strikes 37 Vz 34 2
Try Hards 35 37
Splits & Mrs 35 37
Four Y's 31 41
Krazy Kats 30 42
Rollerettes 28 44
High Balls 27 i 44 Va
Results:
Three Hits & A Miss 3 (F. Loros
514) 1780; Try Hards 1 (E. Hull
466) 1663.
High Balls 2 (Y. Hart 423) 1629;
Four Y's 2 (P. Doescher 427) 1589.
Krazy Kats 4 (J. Krous 474)
1629; Splits Mrs. 0 D. Forbes
4505) 1534.
Jokers 1 (D. LeRoy 430) 1649;
Koffee Klatch 2 (S. Gundlach 510)
1832.
Rollerettes 3 (L. Clark 418) 1782;
Lucky Strikes 1 (M. MiUer 491)
1749.
High game Doris Forbes 200,
Fern Loros 199, Sue Gundlach 198.
Bayliss-Elliott
Duo Darkhorse
In Tournament
Galen Sanner and Ray
Stewart are still leading the
holiday handicap golf tourney
at Rogue Valley Country club
with a total of 26 points.
Last weekend they beat
Leonard Schildt and Curt
Hopkins for two points. They
also beat Warren Bayliss and
Bob Elliot by one hole.
Bob Tasel and Herman Dun
can are in second place with
a total of 17. Their big vic
tory this last week was for
four points when they beat
Bob Lockwood and Bob Hood.
A dark horse team are Bay
liss and Elliot. Although they
lost a point to Sanner and
Stewart, they came back to
take seven from Bob Voeght
ly and Bill Cowning, last
years champions. This put
Bayliss and Elliot in third
place with 15 points.
Ranny Smith and Tom
Teutsch were idle this last
week gnd are still in fourth
spot with 13.
In the low net department
there is a new leading team.
Last week Max Hillhollin and
Ned Schuler shot a 61 against
Bayard Getchell and Ken
Teeters.
Two-Ply Title
Card Thursday
Los Angeles -(UPD- Raymun
do (Battling) Torres feels he
was born under a lucky star
and the good fortune should
continue when he meets jun
ior welterweight champion
Calos Ortiz here Thursday
night for the championship.
The Torres-Ortiz title fight
is doublebilled with the
championship match between
bantamweight titlist Jose Be
cerra of Mexico and Al
phonse Halimi of France in
the Coliseum.
Central Point
Trapper Snares
Large Beaver
Portland It may have been
old age, a moment of careless
ness, or, a craftier adversary
that finally caught up with a
big 50-pound male beaver on
the Chetco river in south
western Oregon. This massive
furbearer met his destiny in
the trap of Frank Worrell of
Central Point early this win
ter after outwitting trappers
in the Chetco drainage since
the first trapping season was
allowed in 1951 following a
20-year closure.
Big Benny the dam builder
had been in a trap once before
during his younger dayo
which may have accounted for
his unerring craftiness in
avoiding the trapper's sets
throughout his later life.
All through his years on
the Chetco, Benny the Beaver
carried an ear tag, put there
by the game commission dur
ing an extensive beaver live
trapping and transplanting
program. Records disclose the
big, male beaver had been
live-trapped on the Pistol riv
er, ear-tagged and transplant
ed to the Chetco in 1948.
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COURTESY HETOILIET
Medford
LADY ELKS NO. ONE
Standings: w. L.
Tricettes 6 2
ThreaUess Three ...... .... 5 3
Lucky Strikes . S 3
Break A Ways 4 4
Stagettes .. 4 4
The Goofers 4 4
Cherry Pickers 2 6
Pin Pushers 2 6
Results:
Break A Ways 3 (D. Jantzer 517)
1309; Cherry Pickers 1 (W. Booth
482) 128S.
Stagettes 1 (V. Lusk 414) 1167;
Tricettes 3 (F. BitUe 451) 1196.
Lucky Strikes 3 (L. Neeley 516)
1297; Pin Pushers 1 (A. Salvers
438) 1239.
ThreaUess Three 3( V. Bateman
479) 1301; The Goofers 1 (L. Ed
wards 452) 1299.
High game: Lee Neeley
Dorothy Jantzer 181.
190
MAJOR LEAGUE
Standings:
Keelers
Bowlerettes
Channel Cats
Team Five
Pin Ups
W.
12
10
9
8
6
Gutter Balls 3
Results:
Pin Ups 0 (E. Baker 550) 1535
Bowlerettes 4 (H. Clark 549) 1585
Team Five 3 (C. Lovd 519) 1519
Channel Cats 1 (H. Culy 564) 1504
Gutter Bajls 0 (D. Christianson
506) 1426; Keglers 4 (V. Knox 587)
High games: H. Culy 201
Clark 201. V. Knox 204.
M.
CLASSIC BOWLING LEAGUE
Standings: w.
Oak Knoll Golf Course 4
Sam's Sporting Goods 4
Oak Street Tank Steel .. 4
Edith & Henry's Drive In.. 3
Hillyer Oil Co 3
E. H. Mann Co 3
Trail Creek Lumber Co 1
Hieht Real Estate 1
Southern Oregon Const 1
Lamport's Sporting Goods.. 1
Sewing Machine Center O
Morse Motors 0
Results:
Hillyer Oil 3 (Earl Lenz 599)
2636; S.O. Construction 1 (Frank
walker 6Z1) 2591.
Sam's 4 (Cliff Proctor 568) 2684:
Morse 0 (Ray Speers 545) 2531.
Oak Street 4 (Keith Thoreson
567) 2657; Sewing Machine 0 (Ed
eaming 073 2352.
oak Knoll 4 (Bill Newland 595)
2839; Lamport's 0 (Harold Vesscy
SDH) Zb4Z.
Edith & Henry's 3 (Dick McKen-
zie 606) 2761: Trail Creek 1 (Gene
fiazza 376) 2696.
Mann Co. 3 (Mel Maeer 588)
2809; Hight's 1 (John Dickinson
564) 2617.
ROXY ANN LEAGUE
(Medford Lanes)
Standings:
Bakers Mouldmr
Pacific Motor Truck
Coca Cola
Squirt
Team Four
Hopkins Richfield
Graham Electric
W.
29
27
25
24
23
23
21
21
20
19
Larry's Richmaid
Taylor Salade Ins.
Medford Plywood .
Harrison Electric 16
Groceteria . 16
Results:
Coca Cola 4 (Atkinson 513) 2774:
Taylor Salade 0 (Lilly 506) 2558.
PMT 4 (Phillips 481) 2684; Squirt
u amgan oj 2323.
Groceteria 3 (Hall 534) 2849;
Baker's 1 (Baker 506) 3781.
Hopkins 3 (Rohunan 567) 2759;
Harrison 1 (Gammelgaard 512)
Med. Ply 3 (Canoose 490) 2705;
Larry's 1 (W. Peterson 449) 2557
Team Four 2 (Carr 4921 2695;
Graham 2 (O'Connor 475) 2702.
WOMEN'S CLASSIC LEAGUE
Standings: W. L.
Union Club 13 3
Pick's Apparell 12 Va 3',i
Beck's Bakery 11 5
Cummins Diesel 9 7
Jorgensen's Dairy 9 7
Medford Cleaners 8,i 7' a
Ross Lumber 8 7',i
Crater Inn Motel 8 10
Wooden Shoe 514 10',i
Crater Logging 5 11
Rogue Distributing Co. - S 11
Hawkinson's Tire 3 13
Results:
Crater Logging 3 (E. Sessions
530) 2459; Hawkinson 1 (L. Corne
lius 538) 2379.
Jorgensen's 4 (P. Gardner 541)
2433; Rogue 0 (V. Lusk 484V 2191.
Pick s 3 (K. Jennings 316) 2417;
Crater Inn 1 (B. Weiss 430) 2181.
Union Club 3 (V. Cummings 536)
2535: Ross Lumber 1 (D. Christen
sen 587) 2478.
Wooden Shoe I i (E. Tuttle 537)
2499: Medford Cleaners 2'j (C.
Lowd 537) 2532.
Cummins 1 (S.'Daigle 378) 2408;
Beck's 3 (H. Clark 551) 2474.
High games L. Cornelius 235;
T. Tolles 225; D. Christensen 216.
212; C. Lowd 223. 201; S. Daigle
205: V. Knox 207; G. Biggs 203;
H. Clark 206.
VICTORY LEAGUE
Standings:
Medford Motors
Hunter's Tavern
van Lee s
U. S. Bank
Chuck's Market
Ping's Gardens
?ng;
Federal
W.
19
18
15
141!
14
14
13
13
Bateman's Cafe
Viking Sewinr Machine 12
Hillyer Oil 10
Hal's Flyin "A" 7!i
Pioneer Cafe 7
Quality Market 7
Faber's Market 4
Results:
L.
5
6
9
8 '.4
10
10
11
11
12
14
16 4
17
17
20
481)
Standings: Matches Paints
Sanner-Stewart 10 Plus 26
asel-Duncan 13
Bayliss-Elliott 6
Smith-Teutsch 7
Ed Milne-Morris 6
Millhollin-Schuler 7
Meyer-Van Etten .... 7
C. Knight-Pasons 7
PhiUfps-Wells 5
D. Miller-B. Clark.. 4
Butterfield-Moore .. 4
Cottingham-Creager 7
OdeU-Little 12
Catey-Stark 9
Nulton-Swanson 6
Mongrain-Quincy 6
Radzweit-Dumas .... 4
House-Engleson 3
C. Lewis-Allen 6
J. Lewis-Dougherty 3
Kellenbeger-
Blackledge 7
Alexander-Brown .. 5
Nuich-Vargo 4
Travis-Eidswick 6
Robinson-Schmidt .. 8
Pitts-Lowery 5
Mears-Benson 1
Ricker-Littrell - 3
Getchell-Teeter 9
P. Mitchell-L. Clark 2
Flink-Lambert 2
Fitzgerald-Withrow.. 2
bchildt-Hopkins .... 8
Conrad-B. Anderson 6
Perl-Maren 4
Moffat-Butler ..... 6
Pope-Fabrick 9
Shaylor-A. Anderson 3
Payton-Walker 3
RrnnlrcPMrcnn S
Lockwood-Hood 5
Voegtly-Cowning , 3
Judy-Mickelson 5
Corbin-Dunlevy 4
Baker-H. Holmes 9
Minus
Tussles Taken
By McLoughlin
McLoughlin Junior high
eighth and seventh grade
clubs nosed out Central Point
basketball teams in games last
night at Central Point.
Mac eighth edged Central
Point 27 to 26 with Ron Ed
munds getting a layup goal
for the Bulldogs with around
40 seconds to play. The Med
ford team led 7 to 5 at the
quarter and 13 to 12 at the
half. Third quarter score was
20-all. Vern Swanson topped
the Pointers with eight tallies
and Mike Barnes had six for
McLoughlin.
The Bulldogs nicked the
Pointers 17 to 16 in the sev
enth grade tilt. Larry Glawe
put in 12 of the CP counters.
Larry Stockman had seven
for Mac.
COACHING STAFF SET
Los Angeles -(UPD The Los
Angeles Chargers of the
American Football league
completed their coaching staff
Monday when they signed
veteran linebacker Chuck
Noll of the Cleveland Browns
as defensive line coach.
Noll, a seven-year man with
the Browns who played his
collegiate ball at the Univer
sity of Dayton, joins Jack
Faulkner, Joe Madro and Al
Davis as Coach Sid Gillman's
aides.
McINTIRE PACES
Palm Beach, Fla.-flJPD-Bar-
bara Mclntire, who declares
herself back in form after
several bad rounds, faces
Diana Hoke in the opening
round of the Palm Beach
Women's Amateur golf cham
pionship today. Miss Mcln
tire, defending champion here
and current National Women's
Amateur titlist, led all shot-
makers in Tuesday's qualify
ing round with a 72, two over
par. Miss Hoke, from Delray
Beach, Fla., had an 81.
2166; Hillyer 1 (D. Edwards 461)
2084.
Quality 3 (D. Huston 454) 2121:
Chuck's 1 (D. Hickson 473) 2110.
U. S. Bank 1 (P. Gardener 458)
1965; Van Lee's 3 (B. Moulton 434)
2022.
Viking 3 (J. Hutton 454) 2090:
Hal's 1 (H. Clark 523) 2015.
Ping's 4 (N. Roberta 462) 2151;
Faber's 0 (L. Hall 491) 2054.
Pioneer 1 (S. Petard 430) 2035:
Med. Motors 3 (J. Frohreich 473)
2112.
Hunters 3 (L. Luman 479) 2174:
J. C Federal 1 (E. Lenz 528) 2140.
ugn games: E. Lnz 208. .
CLOGSTorrs
Metal
Weather Stripping
and Screens
Estimates Gladly
Phone SP 3-1014 Evenings
SOC Junior Varsity Clips
Hawkinson Quintet 73-57
SOIBL STANDINGS
W.
Hawkinson Tire Tread 8
SO College JV 7
Andy's Jewelers 5
Butte Falls 4
Big Y Markets 4
National Guard 2
Glendale l
Pet.
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.400
.250
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Hawkinson Tire Tread still
holds the leadership alone in
the Southern Oregon Inde
pendent Basketball league but
it no longer has a spotless rec
ord. Southern Oregon college
junior varsity handed the
Tiremen their first loop loss
last night. Score was 73 to 57.
Hawkinson now has just a
single game lead over the sec
ond place jayvees.
The college club will at
tempt to narrow the gap to a
half-game tonight. They enter
tain Medford National Guard
at Ashland at 7:30 p.m. Andy's
Jewelers and Big Y Markets
clash at 8 o'clock this evening
at McLoughlin gym.
SOC erased a 24 to 33 half
way deficit. The Junior Red
Raiders caught up at about
44-all and took the front posi
tion for keeps after see-saw
action. Tom Manley had 18
points and John Cook and
Mert White 16 each for the
jayves. Dave D'Olivc, Dave
Hughes and Gene Parent sank
12 apiece for Hawkinson's.
Manley made 12 of his 13 free
toss tries.
The Tiremen were missing
the services of Dale Bates,
Keith Johnson, Bill Hollings
worth and Jim McAbee. Mo
Abee was on the sideline as
jayvee coach.
LINEUPS:
73 SOC JV Hawkinson's 57
F 16 Cook D'Olivo 12
F 18 Manley Van Dolah 7
Crater Frosh
Top Rogue River
Central Point - Crater high
overran Rogue River 72 to 28
here last night in a freshman
basketball game. The Comets
had 22 to 3, 30 to 16 and 62
to 21 quarter spreads. Mike
Pepper and Louis Alvarez
each had 15 points for Crater.
OSC HIRES COACH
Corvallis-OJPD-Oregon State
has hired a former UCLA tail
back as assistant football
coach.. Doug Bradley, 25, re
cently a member of the staff
at Iowa State and Texas
A. & M., played at UCLA
under the late Red Sanders in
1954-55-56.
Mamie Eisenhower said Tues
day she was sorry she could
not go with the President on
his South American tour later
this month. But she said such
trips are "awfully strenuous."
C 4 Louk .. Newton
G 16 White Steward 7
G 8 Jensen Hughes 12
Substitutions For SOC, Thomp
son 8. Kopacr 2, Maki 1. Graham.
Conley, Coelho: for Hawkinson's.
Parent 13. K Vannice 6. Van Et
ten 1.
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