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Phoenix Gets Back Lone Lead BOGIE LEAGUE Phoenix .714 .667 .667 Eagle point Glendale Illinois Valley .. .571 nogue River .000 Phoenix - Phoenix high moved back into the sole lead ership, of the Rogue league Saturday night by thumping the Rogue River high basket ball team 66 to 48 here. . It was the only Saturday game in the circuit and broke a three-way deadlock by put ting the Pirates a half game in front of Eagle Point and Glendale. Phoenix boomed off to an IS to 8 first quarter spread with Tom Atchison collecting 14 of the Pirates markers. ine Pirates capitalized on a St. Mary's Tops Eagle Quint 50-46 St. Mary's high of Medford broke a 45-all deadlock in the fourth quarter to defeat Ea gle Point's basketball quintet 50 to 46 here Saturday eve ning. Bob Evans and Jim Cal houn put in field buckets and Dick Evans a free heave for the .Crusaders in the waning minutes. Eagle Point caught up at 43-all in the fourth panel af ter intermission leads held by St. Mary's at 13 to 10, 23 to 20 and 39 to 35. SM outshot EP 22 to 11 from the field but the Eagles had the edge 24 to 6 from the free line. St. Mary s junior varsity won the prelim 48 to 40 with Dan Laubacker making 15 points. LINEUPS: S St. Mary'! Eagle Point 46 T 6 Hout Ayres 1 T 13 D. Evans Wilson 5 C 5 Yates Greb 6 G 14 B. Evans Berry man G 4 Daley Geren 11 Substitutions For St. Mary's, i ai noun 4. ShasKy 4; for iagie Point. Perdue S. Palm 5. Buy a Car during DEALER DAYS! And get more for Your Trade-in DINGS W L. Pet 4 2 A 1 4 3 0 8 Sanitone Dry Cleaning puts in jp Our deep-down Sanitone Dry Cleaning cleans between the fibres . . . floats out all the dirt . . . colors and. patterns look bright as new. Soft-Set Finish actually duplicates the original finish of the fabric so clothes feel new again. Our careful press restores original drape and shape lasts longer. Finish resists wrinkling. Call us today for Sanitone Service. Try Our Custom Laundered Shirts Fit Better Look Better Feel Better GJQ2GD 601 E. Main St. in Loop .482 field shooting pace for the full game and had a 41 to 34 margin in the rebounding, exercising their board control in the opening half. Other period margins of Phoenix were 34 to 18 at the half and 45 to 36 at the third quarter pause. The Pirates headed by three gaps of 16 points in the third canto. They had 23-point differences in the late fourth stanza. Atchison had 24 points for the game and Jim Floyd 20 for the Pirates. Jerry Kite's 13 was high for Rogue River. Phoenix had 27 field bas kets to 16 by the Chieftains but RR led in gifters 16 to 12. The game concluded Rogue River's league season. It fail ed to win in six games. Phoe nix ends regular loop conten tion as Friday host to Glen dale. LINEUPS: 66 Phoenix Rogue River 48 F 4 Consbruck Kite 13 F 5 Sloper Simer 3 C 24 Atchison LeRoy 10 G 20 Floyd Phil Archer 5 G 6 Reese Van Dorn 2 Substitutions For Rogue Riv er. Gail 5, Frantz 10; for Phoenix, Richey, Baker 6, Lumley 1, John son. Colfax. MEDFORDvSTRrBUNl - IHKDWILmG ROXY ROCKERS Standings: W L Smder's ...13 Phoenix Chevron 12 Medford House Movers 10 Rogue River Wood Products 6 10 Rogue Valley Bank 5 11 Stage Road Grocery 2 14 Results: Snider's 4 (J. De Young 653): RV uanK o u. Houen 561). Phoenix Chevron 4 (B. Morgan 582): Stage Grocery 0 (L. Lemono Jr. 562). House Movers 3 (M. Dalton 6211 Rogue River Wood Products (G. Brooks 583). ROGUE ROLLERS Standings: W L Henry's Broiler 9 3 Red Blanket Lumber Co 8 4 Team Two 8 4 Hoot Owl Logging Company 6 6 Hibbs Center 6 6 Jackson County Federal 6 6 Skeeters Be Skeeters . 5 7 Desert Service 5 7 Twin Plunges 5 7 Minnesota Woolens .... . 2 10 Results: Hoot Owl fLangston 480) 2015: Woolens O (Weiss 433) 1763. Hobbs Center O (Findley 414) 1880: Team Two 4 (Goff 417) 1P63. Henry's 3 (Mang 467) 1974r Skeeters 1 (Petard 439) 1961. Twin Plunges 1 (Gross 486 ) 2066: Desert Service 3 (Culbertson 456) 2028. Red Blanket 3 (Baker 435) 1928: JC Federal 1 (Higinbotham 355) 1699. High Game M. Laneston 185, D. LeRoy 189, B. Weiss 191. NIGHT OWL LEAGUE Standings: W Kim's 29 Hotel Medford 28 La Pointe s 27 Vi Brown's Cafe 27 i L 27 28 28 Vi 28' 2 Results: La Pointe's 3 (Jones 451) 2495: NEW LIFE old clothes J Free Parking Right at the Door H. D. CHRISTENSEN Ph. SP 2-9169 1 nfl rl fill Bearcats Lead By Half-Game United Press International . Willamette held a half game lead over Linfield in the red hot Northwest Conference bas ketball race today. Willamette fattened its league record last week with three wins over lowly Pacific, running the Badgers' losing streak to 31. The Bearcats took Saturday night's game 71-44 at Forest Grove as Lar ry Lynn led the way with 18 points. i The Bearcats now are 9-2 compared to 8-2 or Linfield which avenged a Friday night defeat by Lewis and Clark Saturday, 76-68. Miami - (UPD - Stay close to Jim Hearn and you'll beat him. That .was what they whispered in National league dugouts when the big right hander pitched for the New York Giants a few years back, but it didn't work out that way Sunday when Hearn came on to win the baseball players golf tournament. Trailing Alvin Dark by one stroke going into the final round of the 72-hole tourna ment, Hearn. now out of base ball, shot a five-over-par 75 in high winds to beat Dark by one stroke with a 301 total. Brown's 1 (Hayes 439) 2442. Hotel 3 (Smith 455) 2540; Kim's 1 (LudWlg 442) 2471. PACIFIC LEAGUE Standings: W . L Active Club 19 1 Harry & David 14 6 Oregon Veneer Co 13 7 Weisfields Jewelers 13 7 Beneficial Standard Life ......10 10 Linninger Ready Mix 9 11 Western Hot Coffee 6 14 Prospect Shopping Center 6 14 Team One 6 14 HiWay Tavern . 4 16 Results: Lininger 2 (Anderson 494) 2761; B S L 2 (Bonis 473) 2723. Oregon 4 (Turk 570) 2911: Team One O (D. Sparling 438 2617. Hot Coffee 3 (L. Fisher 519) 2751; Prospect 1- (Sanderson 484) 2611. Active 3 (Kimball 479) 2735; Weisfield's 1 (Smith 449) 2647. H & D 3 (Goddard 505) 2745: HiWay 1 (Miller 510) 2684. BALL & CHAIN LEAGUE Standings: W L Mix UDPers 17 3 Woodchoppers 14 6 The Pills 13 7 Chuck & Ott's 11 9 K-Medle.vs 9 Four Strikes 10 10 Four Blows 10 10 Big C's .. 9 11 Pea Pickers 9 11 The Toppers 9.11 The Convicts 8 12 Rock ft Rollers 7 13 Four Scares 6 14 Rinky-Dinks :.. 6 14 Results: Convicts 0 (J. Burroughs 518) 1872; Chuck iT Orr's 4 (Bernice Mhsn 504) 1780. Pills 3 (F. Salyers 515) 1944: Four Strikes t (L. Howe 507) 1723. Big C's 1 (Maxine McCall 525) 1883; Woodchoppers 3 (D. Harmon 570) 1977. Pea Pickers 2 (P. Coreins 486) 1750; Rinky-Dinks 2 (T. Nolan 464) 1683. Four Blows 3 (C. Lewis 508) 1808; The Toppers 1 (C. England 557) 1878. Four Spares 1 (J. Farrar 547) 1918; K-Medleyg 3 (T. Thompson 565) 1814. Mix Uppers 8 (R. Hemingway 553) 17915: Rocky Rollers 1 (K. Phipps 492) 1818. BARTLETT BELLES Standings: W L Corner Club - 24 8 First National Bank 20 12 United Grocers 20 12 Crystal Meats 19 13 Sy's Place .18 14 Stauffer Reducing Plan 18 14 Trowbridge & Flynn 18 14 Alexander Music 17 15 Universal Pump Sales 15 17 Eagles Two 15 17 Eagles One ...-15 17 Roethler Shell 14 18 Lininger's Rockettes 14 18 Peosi Cola BotUing Co. 14 18 Baker Moulding 8 24 Double Dee Lumber Co. 7 25 Results: Stauffer 2 (Cornelius 509) 2073; Roethler's 2 (L. Smith 413) 2046. D D Lumber 0 (Huber 422) 2085; Trowbridge 4 (Dickinson 459) 2146. Baker 0 (Dwyer 405) 1949; Pepsi Cola 4 (Snedden 510) 2252. F N Bank 1 (Thurman 473) 2468; Univ. Pump 3 (P. Smith 451) 2540. Alexander 2 (Sanderson 453) 1935;- United Grocers 2 (Krous 469) 1937. SVg Place 1 (Tuttle 48) 2067; Eagles Two 3 (Daigle 505) 2098. Eagles One 3 (Englund 422) 2070; Crvstal Meats 1 (Nunes 468) 2035. Lininger's 3 (Tracy 436) 2077; Corner Club 1 (Doty 482) 2064. High game Ruth Thurman 227. COPS MARATHON Daytona Beach, Fla. (UPD -Robert Junior Johnson of Ron da, N.C., was $20,000 richer today - thanks to a skid that allowed him to finish 23 sec onds ahead of Bobby Johns of Miami in a 500-mile stock car marathon at Daytona Inter national Speedway Sunday. HOCKEY .. United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 2, Montreal 0 Toronto 3. Detroit 1 Boston 3. New York 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Hershey 5, Buffalo 3 Providence 3. Springfield 3 Cleveland 5, Rochester 0 Phone SP 3-4393 DAILY'S U-DRIV1 Medford Airport Klamath Pels Trim Ashlanders Klamath Falls - Klamath Union high school widened its grip on second place in South ern Oregon conference bas ketball Saturday night by downing Ashland here 68 to 40. Pelican chances for one of two District 6 spots in the state A-l hoop tourney were bolstered by the combination of the KF triumph and Med ford's win by 77 to 53 over Grants Pass. Klamath now has a four-game margin over GP and Crater which tied for third. Each of the three clubs has five remaining conference games. The Pels on Saturday had quarter advantages of 14 to 4, 37 to 13 and 57 to 29. KF fired at a .413 field goal clip while Ashland was hitting just .238. Ashland went scoreless for five minutes in the fourth quarter. In the last minute of play each team put in five points. The Grizzlies' Bob Har dy was high point man of the game with 16. Klamath also won the jay vee clash 60 to 24. Kent Hun saker had 13 points for the Pels. BOX: Ashland fg ft pf tp Tucker, f 9-2 2-2 2 6 Jackson, f 8-8 2-2 2 4 Stewart, c 0-0 1-0 1 0 Gray, g 4-0 0-0 1 0 Dickerson, g 8-0 0-0 3 0 Hauck 10-1 1-1 3 2 Alley 1-0 3-2 2 2 Hardy 13-7 3-2 1 16 Harris 10-2 1-14 5 DeBoer 5-2 5-0 1 4 Forrest 1-0 0-0 1 0 Totals 83-15 18-10 21 40 Klamath fg Patzke, f 9-5 Brickner, f . 14-5 Lewis, c 4-1 Dunson, g 5-2 Bishop, g 11-5 Biehn ; 7-2 lastman 8-3 Binney 2-1 Lapsley 1-1 Palmberg 0-0 Hunsaker 0-0 Dennis ............ 1-1 Taylor 0-0 ft 3-1 3- 2 4- 2 3- 1 5- 3 4- 2 1-0 4-4 1-1 0-0 0-0 0- 0 1- 0 Pf 0 3 1 3 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 Totals 63-26 29-16 13 68 Officials Flink and Zarosin ski. NAIA Tourney On March 1-2 Portland -(UPD- The District 2 NAIA basketball tourna ment this year will be held at South Salem high school March 1-2. The tourney has been held in recent years at Milwaukie high. Linfield won it last year. BEAVERS WIN Corvallis - (UPD - Oregon State defeated Washington's wrestling team Saturday night 22-6. . BASKETBALL SATURDAY GAMES United Press International Marshfield 52. South Eugene 45 Klamath Falls 60, Ashland 40 Medford 77. Grants Pass 53 Roseburg 55, Springfield 44 N. Bend 63, N. Eugene 48 La Grande 50, Pendleton 40 Hermiston 73, Baker 50 Willamette 68, Cottage Grove 56 Dayton 69, Concord 52 Mac-Hi 69, Heppner 57 The Dalles 50. Bend 39 Pacific 60, Brookings 43 Astoria 66, Sunset 53 Myrtle Point 73. Gold Beach 47 Prineville 55, Redmond 37 Vale 66, Enterprise 42 Portland Christian 85, MacLaren 47 Madras 57, Burns 47 Colton 46, Sublimity 36 ' Detroit 48, Valsetz 34 Lakeview 68, John Day 65 Phoenix 66, Rogue River 48 Weston 44, Helix 42 Pilot Rock 72, Athena 44 Echo 39, Stanfield 35 Umatilla 51, Boardman 43 ' Arlington 48. Dufur 37 St. Mary's 50, Eagle Point 48 SATURDAY COLLEGE GAMES United Press International Westminster 64. St. Francis 55 New York U. 62. Villanova 50 Dartmouth 79, Yale 57 Manhattan 72, Canisius 70 Penn St. 96. Rutgers 61 St. John's (N.Y.) 83, Fordham 84 Harvard 82, Brown 81 SliDper" Rock 96. Edinboro 87 Seton Hall 88. Boston College 71 Georgetown, (D.C.) 69, Lafayette 60 Wake Forest 104, South Carolina 94 4 Auburn 63, Louisiana St. 61 Vanderbilt 63, Tennessee 53 Tulane 64, Alabama 61 Will. & Mary 75, Geo. Wash. 66 Georgia 67, Mississippi St. 63 Mississippi 90, Florida 81 Florida St. U. 105, Furman 98 Indiana 91, Wisconsin 71 Nebraska 69, Iowa St. 49 De Paul 85, Louisville 76 Bradley 68. Drake 63 St. Bonaventure 83, Duquesne 75 Minnesota 82, Michigan St. 73 Kansas St. 89, Missouri 80 Nebraska 69. Iowa St. 49 . Marquette 79, Loyola (111.1 66 Air Force 68, South Dakota 67 Hardin-Simmons 68, N. Mex. St. 66 Texas 69, Southern Methodist 65 Tulsa 59, Houston 58 Arkansas 66, Texas Christian 61 New Mexico 64, Wyoming 51 Texas A & M 94, Rice 53 Baylor 87, Texas Tech 72 Idaho St. 80. Colorado St. 57 Utah St. 75. Brigham Young 64 Denver 66, Colorado St. U. 62 Utah 92. Montana 76 Washington St. 60, Idaho 48 Stanford 66. Southern Calif. 51 California 53, UCLA 45 Fesno State 69, Arizona 68 Humboldt State 55, Cal Aegies 52 Pasadena 75, Chapman 73 East Oregon 68. Oregon Tech 66 Sou. Oregon 83. Oregon Coll. 71 Willamette 71, Pacific 44 Montana State 72, Portland 59 Whitman -90, College of Idaho 57 Linfield 78, Lewis & Clark 68 Pepperdine 63, San Diego St. 58 Loyola 51, San Jose St. 42 Cal at Santa Barb. 69. Cal Poly 68 Seattle Pac. 84. Portland St. 55 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION " Sunday Results: Syracuse 121. Minneapolis 119 Boston 125. Philadelphia 115 St. Louis 107, Cincinnati 105 Standings: (Eastern Division) W 48 40 36 25 W 36 25 16 16 Pet. .787 .656 590 .417 Pet .610 .410 281 230 Boston Philadelphia Syracuse New York (Western Division) St. Louis Detroit POWERHOUSE-This is a view of the power house for the Air Force Titan ICBM base under construction by the Army Corps of engineers near Denver, Colo. At the base of the powerhouse, concrete work is com Moron Has 717 Score In Singles Buzz Moran with 717 in Class A and William C. Rig- gert with 700 in Class B are singles leaders after the week end action at Roxv Ann lanes in the Medford Bowling asso ciation city tournament. In doubles Bob Rametes and Dick Weber head Class A with 1255 and Jim Hopkins and Hal Rohlman lead Class B with 1272. The tourney concludes next week end. Other high Class A singles scores so far are Wayne Chase 703, Charles Smith 668, Grant Ford 658 and Art Carlson 656. Following Riggert in Class B are Lon Rankin 679, George Witter 668, Donald R. Lue 663, Bill Thorndike 658, Don Pigg 656, Dean Edwards 655, Frank Martin 654, Dwight Moore 650. After Rametes and Weber in A doubles are Bill York and Orville James 1212, Art Carlson and Larry Clark 1208, Don Turner and Wayne Ar baugh 1195, John Dickinson and Dick Westerfield 1193, Duane Lubbers and Dick Mc Kenzie 1190, Roger Weiss and Don Hunter 1183, Berle Ste phens and Oliver McNeel 1179 and Swede Larson and Dale Cook 1179. Scores in Class B doubles include Bob Duff and Ray Vaughn 1266, Don Gammes gaard and Bill Howes 1234, Lee Garrett and Allen Sterton 1233, Joe Nolan and Dick Cal endar 1222, Don Davis and Hersch Dixon 1219, Lon Ran kin and Les Mason 1218 and Ed Kelly and John Henderson 1213. 11 Jailed in Portland Incident Portland - (UPD - Eleven youths, including three girls and two minors, were taken to jail Saturday afternoon after failing' to heed a police order to break up a demonstration in front of the Oregonian building. Mayor Terry Schrunk re cently issued an order against public mass demonstrations in connection with the current newspaper strike. Nine of the 11 bailed out under $250 each while juve nile authorities said they would hold two 17-year-olds until today. The group, which number ed 25 at one time, paraded in front and around the building singing songs. Police said some complied when asked to leave. Officers said union members picketing the Ore gonian building also asked them to leave. Police said most of the group was college students, predominately from Reed col lege. BROTHERS MEET Squaw Valley, Calif. - (UPD -Two Czech brothers have met here for the first time in 12 years as members of two different Olympic ice hockey teams. Frantisek Tikal, a de fenseman on the Czech team, met brother Zdanek, who emi grated 12 years ago and is now playing forward for Australia. NET CHAMP Palm Desert, Calif. - (UPD -Jon Cranston, outstanding Southern California young tennis amateur, won the sin gles championship Sunday of the Palm Desert Invitational Tennis tournament with a comeback 2-6, 16-14, 6-3 vic tory over favored Larry Nag-ler. What Is The Law? This column is prepared as a public service by the College of Law. Willamette University, Salem, to explain basic legal principles, not lo provide legal advice. The reader is cautioned not to apply these cases to his own problems without an attorney's advice, for differing facts may change the outcome. Is an innkeeper responsible for a bottle thrown from his window? Back in 1949 the captain of a ship rented a hotel room in Hoboken, N. J., for himself and five sailors. They all ar rived early in the evening and apparently started having a party; they called the clerk to inquire about a bottle of rum. It was not supplied to them by the hotel. At about 10 o'clock another guest of the hotel called the clerk and told him that the sailors were making a dis turbance. The clerk cautioned the sailors, and they assured him they would be quiet. A half-hour later, the guest com plained again, that the sailors were tossing something about that sounded like a shoe. The clerk then wentto the room and told them to be quiet or they would be "ejected from the premises." Serious Injury Caused About midnight a couple was walking by the hotel when a soda bottle was thrown from the hotel by one of the sailors. It hit the pave ment close to the couple and a fragment of the glass en tered the lady's eye causing a serious injury. The injured lady sued the hotel for the damages she had incurred. The trial judge directed a verdict for the hotel because he felt that the hotel was not expected to con trol the conduct of its guests. The state supreme court, how-, ever, felt that there was a good chance that the hotel could have done more than it did to control these guests; they reversed the trial court and sent the case back for a new trial. There is a sizeable number of cases of this type and most of them hold that the inn keeper is liable to a stranger if the innkeeper, as a reason able man, knew or should have known of the need to control the guest and had an opportunity to control him. In the New Jersey case, the hotel clerk had noticed that a rather wild party was in progress in the room and probably should have done something about it. Outcome Changed Circumstances, however, changed the outcome of a similar case. On V-J day, when everyone was celebrat ing the end of World War II, someone threw a heavy over stuffed arm chair out of the window of the St. Francis Hotel in San Francisco. It hit DIDN'T FARE WELL Philadelphia - (UPD - Ore gon State's two entries Friday night in the Philadelphia In quirer games didn't fare too well. Steve Pauly, ex-Beaver-ton high school hurdler, plac ed fourth in one heat in the 50-yard hurdles and didn't qualify for the finals. Dar rell Horn was fourth in the 50-yard dash in the open division. SWIMMING POOLS U'x30 Pro-Season Price $2400.00 Lifetime Gunito Type Includes 'excavation, copinf (ton, frost proof rilt, white ttrier finish, steps, built-in skimmer, test kit and vacuum cleaner.' NORTHWEST SWIMMI'.G POOL CO. 1822'x West Main 20 Years Pool Experience Phone SP 3-4340 Evenints SP 3-5(44 FINANCING AVAILABLE pleted. The middle portion shows wood framework for concrete which is being poured from the bucket at upper right. Men atop the dome are tying steel re-bars to strengthen concrete. (UPI Telephoto) a lady on the head and knocked her unconscious. She sought damages from the hotel but was denied any Mef. 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Be first with the newest-send 25 cents nowl Henry Ford's first auto mobile in 1892 had a two cylinder engine developing four horsepower. EAR AUTOMOTIVE Mid-Week Specials O Lube Job O Oil Change 5 Qtt. Regular Oil O Front Wheel Pack O Brake Adjustment O Muffler or Tail Pipe INSTALLED (Plus Price of Merch.) O 4 Whool WEDNESDAY & O Wheel Alignment $6 'Satisfaction guaranteed ; or your money back" Jackson at fiddle SP 3 ,V Open Mondays end 7 Mud Slide Blocks Portland Street Portland -(UPD- Heavy rains Sunday night caused a slide on Northwest Savier st. in Portland between 34th and Asten sts. Police said the mud slide was about 15 - feet deep in places and 100 feet long. Mud slid across Savier st. and up against three homes in the area. The Public Works Depart ment sent crews to the area to clean up. New York (UPD - Three thugs with accents broke into the town house of the Chil ean ambassador to the United Nations Saturday night and fled with $200 and a bottle of champagne. Coming . . 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