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.v;C "j-pCs. -ik LOCAL CONTENDER Velvet, a labrador, shown with own er, Dr. Charles Verteeg, Cave Junction, is the top local con tender for open stake honors in the Rogue Valley Retriever club's annual licensed trial on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, March 25, 26 and 27. The event will be held in the Camp White area, with most series likely on game commission management area land. Amateur, derby and qualifying stakes are slated in addition to the open. Velvet has taken the open stake in each of the picnic trials conducted by Rogue Valley Retriever club this years. Senior League Bills Tourney SENIOR CHURCH LEAGUE Final Standings: W. L. Pet. First Presbyterian 8 0 1.000 Zion Lutheran 7 1 .875 First Methodist 6 2 .750 St. Mark's Episcopal 4 4 .400 First Baptist 3 5 .375 First Christian 3 5 .375 Sacred Heart Catholic 2 6 .250 YMCA 2 6 .250 St. Luke s Methodist.. 1 7 .125 A tournament Saturday and Monday will determine the championship in the senior church basketball league. Participants will be the First Presbyterians, who fin ished the regular loop season unbeaten, Zion Lutheran, First Methodist and St. Mark's Episcopal. Games will be at the YMCA. Zion Lutheran took second in the once - around league standings by lacing First Christian 72 to 27 Monday night. Gary Cummings and John Shaw each put in 22 points for the Lutherans and Ray Smith had 13 for the losers. Washington Insect damage to U.S. in a year amounts to about $4 billion, in addition to the costs of control. CUSTOM TAILORED SEAT COVERS INSTALLED While You Wait $C00 ch3 SP3-3344 SINGLED AUTO -SUPPLY 1 Security Insurance & Realty ATTENTION Farmers and Orchardists Have Your Workmen's Compensation Rates Gone Up? SAVE 50 OR MORE ON THb COVERAGE! No Monthly or Quarterly Reports ... Only an Annual Accounting. Call Us For Complete Information! All Forms of Phone SP 3-7325 48 Hawthorne Ave. Off Street Parking Vcm Robinson Al Potter Joha Ripley Hank Hart Chris Barker SPORTS Hirsch Named Ram Manager Los Angeles - (UPD - When the Los Angeles Rams foot ball team steps into the Coli seum later this year for its first home game it's going to seem like old home week to the fans. For there on the bench will be ex-Ram Coach Hamp Pool and beside him two of the greatest Ram players, Bob Waterfield and Elroy (Crazy- Legs) Hirsch. Hirsch Tuesday returned to the fold as a non-playing gen eral manager under terms of a three-year contract, details of which were not disclosed. Pool recently agreed to serve as his onetime star quar terback's offensive assistant after Waterfield replaced Sid Gillman - who replaced Pool - as head coach of the Rams. Population of Sumatra is estimated as 11.5 million. (220 E. JACKSON) Insurance! LEAGUE W. 30 29 26 23 21 21 L. 10 11 14 17 19 19 -20 20 19 'i 20 Vi 174i 22,i 16 i 23' j 16 24 14 i 25 Vi 14 27 12 28 Team Ten Resets Head Huttners Team Eleven Team Six ..... Results: H & H 4 (B. Hall 378): Team Six 0 (R. Golden 432). Loose Screws 2 (L. Knapp 967); Eagle Eyes 2 (S. Hale 454). Head Huttners 3 (G. Huttner 529): Team Eleven 1 (D. Greer 476). Mix Masters 3 (E. Gregg 490); Resets 1 (J. Monroe 514). Gutter Bugs 4 (J. Vargas 473); Four Deuces 0 (E. Flakus 482). Cherry Pickers 4 (B. Cabler 571); Krazy Katz 0 (D. Landing 539). Team Twelve 3 L. Nelson 587); Team Ten 1 (L. Fisher 541). STARLIGHTERS LEAGUE Standings: Tribune Headlinen Rogue Sportsmen .. W. 24 21 L. 16 19 22 23 .Polar cold t-o. 4 Minute Maids 18 17 Results: Tribune 1 (Mlnger 470) 2045; Polar Cold 3 (Marsh 482) 2133. Sportsman 3 (Ricks 505 ) 2156; Minute Maids 1 (Matson 432) 2964. High games Lou Marsh 195, Dorothy Ricks 190. TUESDAY LATE COMERS Standincs: W. L. Geritol Jennys 20 8 Polly Ans 15 13 Four Strikes 15 13 Bowlerettes 13 13 Early Risers 11 17 Sleep Walkers 8 20 Results: Geritol Jennys 3 (Merle Shuler 403) 2039; Polly An's 1 (Peggy Fay 364) 1994. Four Strikes 2 (Betty Westfall 385) 2010; Early Risers 2 (Marilyn Werner 349) 2008. Bowlerettes 3 (Jan Ford 410) 2065; Sleep Walkers 1 (Enid Wolff 411) 1981. High game Betty Westfall 176. VICTORY LEAGUE Standings: Medford Motors - Chuck's Market Bateman's Insurance .... Hillyer Oil Viking Sewing Machine Hunter's Tavern U. S. Bank Van Lee's Ping's Gardens J. C. Federal . ..... Faber's Market ..... Hal's Flying "A" Pioneer Cafe Quality Market . W. L. 15 45 37 23 34 25 33 27 32 32 28 28 31 28 31 28 29 31 29 31 25 35 23 36 19 41 18 42 Results: Viking 2 (J. Hutton 440) 2031 Hunter's 3 (L. Luman 466) 2083; t aDers 1 (a. aianan uj) ivn. Ping's 0 (P. Smith 472) 2072; HiUyer's 4 (E. Johnson 470) 2176. J. C. Federal 3 (E. Lenz 497) 2196. van Le i i a. aiuiion iuia, Hal's 3 (H. Clark 516) 2113. 2095; Bateman's 4 (C. Martin 467) 2244. Quality 0 (B. Walters 441) 2139; Medford Motors 4 (J. Frohreich 545) 2488. High game J. Frohreich 202, H. Wolgamott 200. Standlnce: SUNDAY MIXED Standings: Team Twelve H & H Cherry Pickers Krazy Ktx ..... Loose Screws Four Deuces ........ Gutter Bugs .. Eagle Byes Mix Masters W. L. ..... 18 6 18 6 15 9 13 11 12 12 ..... 12 12 .. 10 13 10 14 10 14 ... 9 14 .... 8 18 Co. 8 16 Phoenix Auto Repair Whitelaw Candy Gates Furniture National Guard .... Jubilee Club Snoboys Eagles Standard Oil Fyr Fyters Huffman auio rani ROXY ANN LEAGUE (Medford Lanes) Standings: Crtnirt - . W. 19 19 19 16 14 9 9 9 12 13 Graham Electric Harrison Electric Larry's Richmaid - . Baker's Moulding Taylor Salade Coca Cola 14 14 13 14 13 15 11 17 10 17 9 18 9 19 Team Four Hopkins Richfield A.TrifnrH PIvWAOd . Pacific Motor Freight .. Groceteria Results: ... Harrison 4 (Gammelgaard 519) 2632; Med. Ply. 0 (Bemarde 493) 2333 Team Four 1 (Carr 503) 2686. P M T 3 (Carson 529) 2757; Tay-lor-Salade 1 (Surles 339) 2734. Graham 3 (Christianson 536) 2799; Hopkins 1 (Hopkins 474) 2697. . 1 Ml A. 1.1 AQ7 474 V nkr'i 1H (Bowman tc Fisher 304) 2732. 1 fn.n 4431 2B7IV Squirt 2 (Barlow 334) 2788. Hlgn game uinsnanson nj. LADY ELKS CO. Standings: W. L. 23 13 21 15 20 16 19 16 18 18 15 20 14 22 13 23 Break A Ways ... Sas-ettes Lucky Strikes Pin Pushers Cherry Pickers ... Threatless Three The Goofers Trioettes Results: Staeettes 3 (V. Lusk 441) 1214: Trioettes 1 (F. Hogue 408) 1205. Break A Ways 3( E. sessions o 1409; Cherry Pickers 1 (W. Booth 464) 1208. Threatless Three 1 (V. Bateman 481) 1221: The Goofers 3 (H. Dep- ner 496) 1409. Lucky Strikes 1 (L. Neeley 418) 1169: Pin Pushers 3 (A. Salyers 468) 1377. High game Vivian Bateman 222, Helen Depner 214. VALIANT CLASSIC LEAGUE Standings: W. Hight Real Estate 24 Oak Street Tank Sc Steel 21 Lamport's Sporting Gds. 19 Hillyer Oil Co 17 Southern Oregon Const. 16 L. 8 11 13 15 16 Edith & Henry's Drive in 15 Vx 16 'i Sewing Machine Center 15 'a 16i Morse Motors 15 Oak Knoll Golf Course 13 Sam's Sporting Goods 13 Trail Creek Lumber Co. 12 E. H. Mann Co. 11 17 19 19 20 21 Results: Hight's 3 (Jim Knapp 623) 2788: Lamport's 1 (Les Schneider 569) 2763. Hillyer 3 (Bob Dyer 574) 2670; Mann Co. 1 (Chas. McWhorter 574) 2586. Edith & Henry's 3 (Duane Lub bers 541) 2618; Oak Knoll 1 (Bill Luman 586) 2608. Sewing Machine 3 (Ed Learning 705) 2937; So. Construction 1 (Mike McClain 614) 2693. Oak Street 3 (Keith Thoreson 601) 2681; Morse 1 (Frank Driscoll 544) 2674. Sam s 3 (Cliff Proctor 583) 2873; Trail Creek 1 (Ted Jantzer 573) 2617. High series Ed Learning 705. High games Ed Learning 268, 228; George Clark 246; Fred Ander son 234; Kay Clark 227: Frank Knox 226: Bob Rametes 225; Marsh Ramsby 225. ROXY ANN ROCKETTES Standings: W. L. 3 Big Y Markets 25 11 Neeley Nelson Lumber 24 'i 11 Pear Bowlers ...... 22 i Norton's Market 21 15 K-Boy 17 Roxy Ann Lanes . 17 18 19 Crosby's Mobilettes .. 16 20 Town House Cafe 132 22 i Hamilton Funds Inc. 12 24 Ecnomy Market 11 '4- 24 Results: Pear Bowlers 3 (V. Cummings 558) 1857; K-Boy 1 (B. Wilson 430) 1754. Neeley 4 (L. Neeley 587) 2018; Economy 0 (V. Grigsby 458 1807. Roxy Ann 3 (C. Baylor 457) 1594; Town House 1 (N. Forler 449) 1575. Big Y 2 (E. Dickinson 480) 1799; Norton's 2 (M. Peyton 444) 1890. Crosby's 1 (R. Edmonds 438) 1542; Hamilton 3 (S. Starr 467) 1681. High games M. Janzen 186, M. Peyton 193. R. Edmonds 199, B. Hazlett 200. V. Bateman 208, V. Cummings 208, 191; E. Tuttle 215, L. Neeley 221. Mclntire Wins Links Mantle Pinehurst, N.C.-(UPD-Nation-al woman's amateur titlehold er Barbara Mclntire has add ed the 58th annual North and South amateur golf champion ship to her growing list of vic tories. ' Miss Mclntire, from Lake Park, Fla., carved out an easy 5 and 4 triumph over Joanne Goodwin Tuesday in the final at the Pinehurst Country club. Bomb Call Leads To Search of Train Wenatchee, Wash. (UPD A Great Northern freight train was tied up for two hours Tuesday while a search was made for explosives reported somewhere aboard. An unidentified person called the railway, at Wenat chee and warned of an explo sive having been placed in a Great Northern train in the Cascades.. GN's only train in the area was the freight bound for Seattle. It was stopped at Sce nic at the west end of the eight-mile Cascade Tunnel and a thorough search was carried out. No trace of any explosive was found. Area Residents Attend Meeting Twenty-four members of the Una B. Inch chapter and the Medford chapter of the Oregon School Food Service association traveled to Port land last week for a two-day association state convention. The program included a bread , baking demonstration by L. H. Bates, Salt Lake City, Utah and "Lessons in Living" by Mrs. Elena Zelayeta, San Francisco, author and lectur er. Mrs. Virginia Wait, super visor of the Medford school lunch program, took part in the program. Mrs. Faye Ross, Shady Cove, served as state secretary the past year, and Mrs. Arlee Ragsdale, Trail, was installed as the new treas urer. The 1961 conference is to be held in Medford. DICK KNIGHT CO. Plymouth - DeSoto - Valiant 33 So. Rivoraido at 8th St. brilliant Dependable dealer j MH Tennis Team Eyes Starters Tennis players of Medford high begin their 1960 season this week end. The Tornado netmen travel to Yreka, Calif., on Friday and meet Roseburg high here on Saturday. Lettermen on Coach Bob Huff's squad are Gary Cum mings, John Shaw, Dave Ryri, Henry, Olson and Jim Ran dies. Olson, a basketball play er, has just turned out.- Cummings, Shaw and Dave Ryn appear ticketed for the No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 singles jobs in that order with Ran dies and John McKinley bat tling for fourth and fifth spots for the opening tussles. An other who may see service during the campaign is Art House. Medford tied Klamath Falls last year for the Southern Or egon conference team title. - Hound Trial On Sunday Rogue Valley Field Trialers will conduct their second trail hound trial of the season Sun day. The event again will be off Old Stage rd. about a half mile north of Jacksonville with entries in green, junior and senior dog divisions. Opening contention is set for 9 a.m. Finals will be in the afternoon. Some of Oregon's best hounds will be entered. On the basis of competition last week end at Coos Bay these top entrants in the senior di vision will include Oscar, a plott, owned by William Las ley, Hillsboro; Black Panther, a whippet, owned by Cecil Shaw, North Bend; Shasta, a red bone, owned by Tim Horn, Jacksonville; Gold Tone, a red bone, owned by Fred Mitchell, Coos Bay; and Snooper, a black and tan, owned by Duane Bowling, Winston. Leading junior dogs and their breeds and owners are Buddy, a walker, Bob Mor gan, Jacksonville; Fireball, a black and tan, Bob Arnold, North Bend; Queen, a walker, Bud Ryan, McKinley; Tough ie, a black and tan, Carl Berg man, Rogue River. In the green division top dogs in the state which will be run include Buckaroo, black and tan, Dan Wallace; Slim Jim, red bone, Curt Tess man, Medford; and Red Drag, red bone, Gene Garrett, Inde pendence. Ragan Shines In Pro-Amateur Sarasota, Fla. -(UPD Golfs touring professionals move here for the DeSoto open to day, hoping that Dave Ragan has cooled off from a birdie binge that fired him to a dou ble win in the Seminole pro am at Palm Beach Tuesday. , The former University of Florida star, now playing out of Orlando, scooped up $1,700 in prize money in the pro-am. He was low professional with a four-under-par 68, two strokes better than Dow Fin sterwald, Tequesta, Fla., and he teamed with amateur Har ry Hurt, Houston, Texas, oil man, for a best-ball 63 that tied them with two other teams for low score in the pro am team competition. The Ragan-Hurt score was matched by the teams of pro Gardner Dickinson Jr. and amateur Bing Crosby, and pro Tommy Jacobs and amateur Woolworth Donahue, New York financier. Dallas, Tex. - (UPD-Maybe they mean sign language. A notice in a small restaurant near Lake Lavon warns its customers, "No cursing aloud." new car jj " Kennedy To Speak At Mock Conclave Salem (UPD Sen. John F. Kennedy -(D-Mass.) - will ad dress the mock Democratic national convention here April 22-23 at Willamette University. - ' The Democratic presidential candidate will make other ap pearances in the April Oregon visit but spokesmen said the schedule has not been com pleted. Oregon Democratic Party Chairman Robert W. Straub will keynote the mock con vention, which will draw stu dents from a dozen Oregon colleges. MARRIAGE RATE Washington - Nevada, New Mexico and Mississippi lead the U.S. in number of mar riages per 1,000 population. Here's the biggest tire value to come along in years, and we're selling them just about as fast as we get them. These are not just "run of the mill" nylon tires, they're famous Goodyear 3-T Triple-Tempered Nylons, Nylons that give you the extra strength, safety and value you're looking for! 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