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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1960)
RV Maids'' : En Softball Loop Again Rogue Valley Dairy Maids will be among eight teams en tered this year in the North west Women's Major Softball league. An organizational meeting was held Sunday in Portland. Erv Lind, sponsor of the de fending champion Lind Flor ists of Portland, was re-elected president. S. W. Callaghan, Eagle Point, coach of the Dairy Maids was named vice- president. In the league, in addition to the Maids and Florists will be Vancouver, B. C, Port An geles. Wash., Seattle or Ta coma, Wash., Forest Grove, Salem and Eugene. Tacoma will come into the loop if Se attle drops out. League play will start on the week end of May 14 and 15. Callaghan has called the first Maid practice for the first Sunday in April. It will be at Eagle Point if the Camp White park is not ready. Bayer Wins Golf Open St. Petersburg, Fla. - ll'PB George Bayer of Gleneagles, III., richer by $2,000, headed for the $40,000 DeSoto Lakes open today his stock in creased by his victory in the St. Petersburg men's golf open Monday. Bayer, a 6-foot, 5-inch slam mer, sank a 65-foot iron shot on the first hole of a sudden death playoff to take the vic tory in the 25th playing of the St. Petersburg event. The 250-pound Bayer thus scored a birdie three to come out ahead of Jack Fleck of Los Angeles. Both were tied at 282 after 72 holes 36 of which were played Monday. Arnold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa., the top money winner on the 1960 tour, won $900 for his 28i. Amateur National Champ Entered in Field Trial The 1959 amateur national champion will be among en tries next week end in the an nual American Kennel club licensed field trial which will be conducted by Rogue Valley Retriever club. This dog is Bracken's High Flyer, owned and handled by George Dukek, Fossil, Ore. 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To add to the lefties, there are letterman Don Vannice and Kermit McLemore, al though the latter probably will be assigned to outfield duty for the most part. Freshman John Cook and Dave Hughes are remaining pitchers beside Earl Tichenor who plays alternately at first base. A unit of varsity players from last year outscored the newcomers 6-3 in a six in ning inter-squad game earlier last week as the players were beginning to hit the ball bet ter. Second baseman Chuck Nevi is still on the sidelines with the twisted knee and his return for the Oregon series is still up in the air. Nevi was injured in a breakup at second base on a double play at tempt. Since this injury Jack Ko pacz and Cook have been working at the keystone po sition. Phil Sword and Jack Brown have been taking up the slack on the pickoff play made fam ous by graduates Jim McAbee and Larry Mauer. Sword, the catcher, and Brown at first base, picked off one runner and came extremely near get ting two more in the last inter-squad game. Something new is being ad ded to the Raider baseball field and that is a green pick et fence which is being plant ed 320 feet down each foul line and 377 feet to left-center and right-center. It is five feet high. Owners and handlers will run labrador, golden and Ches apeake bay retriever dogs in the Friday, Saturcay and Sun day trials in the Camp White area north of Medford. Com petition will be in open, ama teur, qualifying and derby stakes. Both land and water series will be run and pigeons, pheasants and ducks will be used. Hunting conditions are simulated in the tests. Among dogs entered, also, is Ripco's Peter Pan, which placed first last year in the open stake. Peter Pan is owned by Dean Parker, Seat tle, Wash., and was handled by Paul Shoemaker, Issaquah, Wash., professional. High Fly er placed third in the 1959 open here. Shoemaker is one of four pro handlers scheduled to run dogs here. The others are Ed Minoggie, Portland; Marvin (Snuffy) Beliveay, Sonoma, Calif., and Garth Stocker, Carnation Farms kennels, Car nation, Wash. Entries so far are from Ore gon, Washington and Cali fornia. The trial is one of a number on a west coast cir cuit. Shot pheasants will be on sale at the trial grounds. Quotes From the News By United Press International Paris Elsa Silbernagel, 19, a German girl whose father has been in Soviet-held territory since the early days of World War II, stating she will try to ask Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev to return him: "My father is old, and I am young. I must try everything lo get him back with us." Vancouver, B.C. Archibald Ross, 57, who flew around the world in six days making brief stopovers in 13 coun tries, explaining why he did it: 1 "I wanted lo go to Australia and lo London lo see people and I didn't want to retrace my steps." New York. Jill Ciraldo, an aide of diamond marchant Harry Winston, stating she didn't know how many plain clothesmen would stand guard while jewels insured for $20 million were being moved to a new store: "It's so secret the police won't even tell me." Nashville, Term. A teen-ager who evesdropped outside a recording studio where Elvis Presley was waving a new rock 'n' roll tune: "It was the greatest just like before." HOW MUCH DO YOU NEED? Cash Monthly Payments For You 6et 24Mo. I 18 MoT" "l2 MoT $100 '- $9.25 200 $10.41 $13.07 18.51 300 15.62 19.60 27.77 500 26.04 32.67 46.29 750 39.06 49.01 69.44 1000 52.08 65.35 92.59 A service offered bv Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated of Medford 311 H. BARTLETT. ST. Phone: SP 3-7404 Public Fishing Lakes Planned By Commission Portland - (UPD - The state game commission Friday au thorized money to plan for creation of new public fishing lakes to meet needs of a grow ing angling population. The commission picked a priority list of 14 future fish ing sites wheh it hopes will help meet recreational de mands. The commission said in some cases lumber firms were helping and it was hoped other local interests would support the program. The areas where the com mission gave priority for de veloping fishing lakes include: Northwest: 25 acres at Oaks Park in southeast Portland; 100 acres on Devils lake fork of Wilson river; 300 acres on Beaver creek near Silverton; 320 acres on Drift creek near Sublimity. Central: 45 acres on Willow creek near Madras; 30 acres on Rosebush creek in Sher man county; development of Aspenlake in Klamath coun ty. ..' . Southwest: 90 acres on Reeves creek in Umpqua drainage; 60 to 100 acre lake on north fork of Smith river; 100 acre lake in Windy valley near head of Pistol river in Curry county. Northeast: 20 acres in Can yon Creek meadows in Blue mountains south of Canyon City; 80 acres in West Eagle meadows near Pondosa. Southeast: 100 acres at Roaring Springs in Drakes flat of Lake county; 50 to 75 acres on l?ine creek in Harney county. Y Volleyballers Enter Tourney A Medford women's team will enter volleyball competi tion on April 1 in the Pacific Northwest YMCA Sports fes tival at Eugene. Players who'll make the jaunt are Vi Lewis, Teressa Short, Carol Rose, Bernice Ellis, Helen Donaldson, VirT ginia Marks, Joy Ingle and Donna McCall. Dave Curzon. Y physical director, and Otis Rawlins, will accompany the team. Stanley Chosen Moscow, Idahoi - (UPD - J. Neil (Skip) Stahley, head foot ball coach at the University, of Idaho since 1954," Monday was appointed athletic director of the institution. President D. R. Theophilus, in announcing the appoint ment of Stahley to succeed Robert S. Sibb, said Stahley would continue to serve . as football coach. Gibb's resignation, after six years as athletic director, was announced Saturday at Boise. The Family Council Editor's Note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergy me a, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each article is a summary of an actual ase history. The Council reports on problems that have been dealt wib by responsible agencies and counselors. LONGEST GAME Riverside, Calif.-OJPD- Stu dents at the University of California are claiming they played the world's longest basketball game. The maraton game lasted 85 hours and the final score was 4,053-3,969. Alternating in play every two hours, 150 students took part. CAMPY IN HOSPITAL New York -(UPD- Roy Camp anella, .41-year-old ex-Dodger catcher, is in a New York hos pital today for treatment of nervous exhaustion, following a dizzy spell Sunday at the Dodgers' Vero Beach, Fla., training camp. Baseball EXHIBITION GAME RESULTS United Press International Pittsburgh 8, Chicago (A) 5 Kansas City 10. New York 1 St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 8 Milwaukee 6. Los Angeles 4 Cincinnati "B" 4, Philadelphia 3 Phila. "B" 3. St. Louis "B" 1 John F. Carol shouldn't have expressed an opinion. Carol F. It's a parent's duty to guide a child to the right mate. John F. My wife and I are having a disagreement about the best way to handle our 26-year-old son, Mark. We are hoping he'll marry soon as we think it will straighten him out. He has shifted from job to job, never getting a seri ous start in any line. He has only one good friend and nev er dated much. Recently he started dating one girl and brought her to the house for coffee after their date. The next day he asked what we thought of her. I didn't like her, but I said she was nice. My wife criticized her so much that Mark lost his temper and ran out of the room. He has been depressed ever since. I don't think Carol should have expressed . an opinion. Carol F. It's a parent's responsibiliy to help a son or daughter choose the right mate. If a person can't de pend on his mother or father to given an honest opinion, who can he depend on? This girl was not for Mark. I could see that right away. She had dyed hair and wore about a ton of makeup. She smoked one cigarette after another and kept dropping ashes all over the place. Mark is a quiet, conservative boy who doesn't even smoke. My husband has no com mon sense. He is so eager to see Mark married and settled down that he is ready to mar ry him off to the first girl who comes along. Mark may be a little unsettled, but he is an intelligent, good-looking man and doesn't have to tie himself down to a floozie. The Council: We agree with Carol that it is a parent's responsibility to help children choose the right mate. But this is a difficult and delicate matter and shouldn't be at tempted by steam roller meth ods. Some young people will be frightened out of exposing their friends to harshly crit ical parents. Parents should be aware j that they may be more objec tive ;"id experienced, but they are not infallible. They should take time to get to know the individual and think the whole situation through more carefully. Parents should also be aware that it is vital for any young person to develop trust in his judgment. In our so ciety he must assume the re sponsibility for choosing his own mate and a parent's mis handled opposition must even tually lead to either violent rebellion or a total crushing of the young person's spirit. John evidently senses that his son lacks self-confidence and his little white lie may be justified. It is quite likely that Mark was fully aware of what his parents' attitude would . be once he saw the girl in his home. A more sat isfactory way of handling the situation might have been for the parents to mention something they liked about the girl and then to have asked more questions about her. This might have pro duced a more relaxed atmos phere in which Carol could have expressed her opinion without hurting her son's feelings. In a word, tact was needed. However, we don't think this unsettled young man should be urged into a mar riage for which he is prob ably not ready. He needs to do a lot more dating to begin to know his own mind. (Copyright 1960, General Features Corp.) Los Angeles Has Eye-Burning Smog Los Angeles (UPD If they could still see, Los Angeles residents today were told they could look forward to another day like Monday-an eye-burning smoggiest day of the year. The temperature climbed to a high 78 after a dense fog melted into smog. Nearby Pas adena and Azusa had smog readings just under the mark at which the Air Pollution Control District automatically calls a first stage alert. Because of Monday's smog, industry voluntarily changed over from burning crude fuel oil to natural gas. JOINS DALLAS Pittsburgh-UPD - Pittsburgh Steeler backfield coach Boris (Babe) Dimancheff has resign ed to assume a similar job with the. Dallas . Cowboys of the National Football league. TO ASK INJUNCTION Detroit-flJPD - The Detroit Lions said Monday they .will go to court to prevent Johnny Robinson, Louisiana State University halfback from playing with any other club. bright new look! right new size! COM IT Fine Car Styling for Economy Wise! Best Built Economy Car in Americal 2-Door SEDAN ...$1998 4-Door SEDAN $2053 2-Door WAGON .......$2310 4-Door WAGON $2365 Freight Radio Heater Auto Trans. $119.25 $ 58.80 $ 74.30 $171.70 TRADES ACCEPTED-BANK TERMS o n w nnrn o 225 So. Riversidk Phone SP 2-6157 Tlieyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo YOUR OUTFIT SIGNS UP FOR OUR s,!' I SALES-TRAINING COURSE AND WE ::: - " - r-rSCI LEARN YOUR Guys HOW TO REALLV - f7 1 J SELL YEAHTHE PSYCHOLOGY I k r--P- OF SELCIN' WE CALLS IT.' DOUBLE J DOUBLE pJ pS? 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