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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1960)
MEDFORDt&fcvTRIBUNE Bulldogs Score Tennis Victory McLoughlin Junior High chool tennis team, in Us best performance of the season, trimmed the Ashland high sophomores 8 to 1 on Wed nesday. Ashland's only win was by Dean Luehrs over Dick Def fley, 7-5, 8-6. Mae singles victors were Gary Highland, 6-3, 6-2, over Jim Taylor, Jim Hatch, 6-2, 6-2, over Bill Bowman, Ken Rodgers, 6-2, 6-1, over Ted Wacher and Bob Minshall, 6-3, 6-3 over Harold Center. In the doubles tilts High land and Deffley beat Taylor and Bowman 6-1, 8-6, and Hatch and Rodgers won from Luehrs and Ted Walker, 6-1, 6-2. The Bulldogs will meet Ashland again next Monday, playing there, and will meet the Yreka, Calif., sophs, at Yreka on Wednesday. Emile Griffith Arrival Today Portland -TOPD- Welterweight Emile Griffith of New York was to arrive in town today to polish off his training for next Tuesday's 10-rounder at the PI against hometowner Denny Moyer. Griffith decisioned Moyer in a split verdict earlier this year on a national TV fight. Moyer, hoping to avenge the loss, has trained hard and is reported in top shape. SOUVENIR " Shiloh Park, Tenn. - (UPD -U. S. Commissioner Louis Adams Thursday fined a 17-year-old boy $10 for trying to steal a 98-pound Civil War cannon ball from Shiloh Mili tary Park. (Micn&Qtxjiijc? Gone to . . . MEDFORD BOWLING LANES 821 N. Riverside Phone SP 2-2682 "No need to mike speeches bout it" lays George. "Frank ly I can't lay enough though. Those alleys are tops. Visit them NOW!" PLAY AT COLISEUM Portland (UPi The Univer sity of Portland basketball Pi lots will play a majority of their 1960-61 home games at Portland's new Memorial Coli seum. Coliseum Manager Don Jewell and Portland Athletic Director Al Negratti worked out final details and made the joint announcement Thursday nignt. I he Memorial Coliseum currently is under construc tion. It will open November 1 with an ice show. Portland will begin its season against tne university of Idaho Dec. 1 at the Coliseum. Fascko Rolls Perfect Game Toledo, Ohio - OIPD - Any team coming to the American Bowling congress tournament between now and May 22 needing an extra bowler can have a great star with a quick phone call. Louis Fascko, who made history here Thursday with a 300 game in singles play, is sitting in his Lorain, Ohio, home awaiting word from any club who might come up short a bowler. Fascko didn't compete in team play but confined his ABC appearance to singles and would like a chance in the five-man event to fill out his ail-events card. Defying the old unlucky No. 13 tradition, Fascko bowled his perfect game on lanes 13 and 14, getting his final three strikes on No. 13. GAMES CANCELLED Corvallis-IUPD-Rain washed out the Oregon State-Washington State baseball double header Thursday and as a re sult the Northern division games will not be made up. WSU went to Eugene today to meet Oregon. The Cougars also are scheduled to meet the Ducks Saturday. Blank Fired in Portland Holdup Portland (UPD A young bandit fired a blank cartridge at a service station operator in one of two robberies here early today. James N. Manning, 20, sta tion attendant, told officers a young robber pointed a re volver at him and ordered him to open the cash drawer. He said the bandit took the contents, about $100, and then told Manning to open the other drawers. When Manning said he didn't have a key, the robber became angry and fired the blank at Manning's stomach from a distance of eight inches. He left after telling the at tendant, "I've got a buddy across the street watching you." A man of similar descrip tion held up another service station of $18 a few minutes earlier. The bandit fled when a customer drove up. Rental Equipment Air Compressors Water Pumps Cement Finishing Machines Electric and Gas Cement Vibrators Roller Water Wagon WITH OPERATOR 2 Graders Shovel 4 Cranes Back Hoe Drag Lines Tractors with Bulldozers, Ripper or Carryall 2 Turnapulls Gunnite Machine with Mobile 600 cu. ft. Compressor' CONCRETE C9 BOWLING S Undines: w. L. Alley Cat . ..... 34 14 Cream Puff 29 lB'i Kool KaU 26 22 Doozie 28 26 Pea Pod i 24 24 Musing Link 24 24 Snap Dragons 22'a 25' j Short Pin . 22 28 Eight Ball 20 28 2 Hit and A Mis 14 34 Friday, April 22, 1960 A MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. 9 Woods, Water, Wildlife By Hank DeVosi Results: Eight Ball! l (R. Short 4061 149S; Cream Puffs 3 D. Tope 437) 1H:12. Kool KaU 3 (T. Urien 450 1 1592; JHiu & A Mist 1 iVI Corby 417) Alley CU 2 (N. Richer 4201 1631: Pea Pods 2 iR. Part.ons 4231 1602. Snap Dragons 3 R. Pruitt 406 1 1470: Missing Links 1 (A. Lind strom 3851 1457. Short Pins S (V. Klstner 4091 1537: Doolies 1 (A. Marugf 418 1 1452. High games Merlena Lawless 190, Doty Hughes 174. EVERGRKEN I.EAOI'E Final 3rd Round standings: Medford Steel Co 36 'i nugap ijuinuer inausiries 32 Medford BlovvDiDe Co 27 Medford Corporation ... 26 R O Stephenson Lbr. Co. 24 1 & M Motors 21 Barco Sunolv Co 21 Patterson Plumbing 17'i 26!a leain nine li 'it First Christian Church .. 15 29 Seven Up Bottling Co..... 14 30 ai x mantel ia ai Standings: W. L. Sea Dogs 43 19 Sports 43 21 Miss Fltts 39 23 Lively "lve 38 26 Gypos 36 28 Channel Cats 31 33 Reddvs 31 33 Go Bovs 29 33 Alley Gators 25 39 Adalrs 24 40 Cementers 23 41 Cubs - 20 44 L. 7'i 12 20 23 23 Results: M & M 1 (Owen Br stl in 5381 2734; Medco 3 lEd Nave 515) 2773 Barco 2 (Bud Judv 5551 2698: Team Nine 2 (Ralph Davis 56U 1st Church 1 (Earl Purdv 434) 2601; Blowpipe 3 (Ron Matthleson Zt2. Patterson 2 (Carl Perdue 553) 2828; Kogap 2 (Roger Weiss 562) 2794. Stephenson 3 (Ed Olsen 624) 2777; 7 Up 1 (Duane Llsac 510) 2707. Steel 3 (Thayer Tarvin 358) 3014; Big V 1 (Floyd Hayner 300) 2761. EI.KS LEAGUE Results: Cubs 0 (G. Barr 546) 2302; Sea Does 4 (Ken Dixon 532) 2482. Cementers 4 (V. McCall 5371 2456; Channel Cats 0 (D. Lubbers 536) 2331. uvdos 3 IB. Keynoias 9I1 zzto Lively Five 1 (P. Morgan 483) 2066. Sports 1 (F. Knox 547) 2495; Go Bovs 3 (S. Forbes 517) 2518. Adalrs l l.. coats auo) mi: miss Fitts 3 (M. North 545) 2375. Alley uators 3 f tv. tempos s:i3 2225; Reddys 1 (O. Hanson 442) 2168. PACIFIC LEAGUE Standings: IV. Active Club 43 Harry & David .. 32 Weisfields Jewelers . 29 Western Hot Coffee 23 Oregon Veneer Co 25 Beneficial Standard Life ... 24 Prospect Shopping Center 21 Linninger Ready Mix 21 Team One 21 Hi Way Tavern 17 Resuls: Hot Coffee 3 (Fowler 5411 2781; H & D 1 (R. Smith 507) 2757. Weisfield 3 (Edwards 541) 2701; Veneer 1 (Voss 5351 2787. Active 4 (Paul 543 i 2875: Pros- nt n (Rnnripnnn 515) 2696. HlWay 3 (Foss 504) 642; L R M 1 (L. Goff 474) 2652. B S L 3 (Bohls 507) 2945; Team One 1 (J. sparling 4o) 2j.s. standincs: W. L. Brown's Cafe 23 13 Hotel Medford 23 13 La Pointes 18 18 Kim-. 28 28 Anyone who wishes to prove that he is a fisherman should be able to do this quite easily tomorrow. With the kind of weather we're having right now, only a dried-in-the-wool fisherman will be found braving the elements. It is to be hoped that we don't lose too many of these hardy souls with their do-or-die attitude toward opening day of the trout season. Theirs is a spirit which is similar to the spirit of those who settled the West. And when it comes right down to it, a lot of them prob ably are descended from those who settled the West. TRY IT LIGHT If you're- tired of catching fish just to eat and would like to make it more excit ing, throw away that six and eight pound line. Try three or four pound line, and if you want to make it a real thrill, put on two pound line. This last is ad vised only if you have a rod light enough to give when a fish strikes, otherwise you will be limited io tales of how many fish broke your line and got away. If you're skeptical as io the strength of line this light, perhaps you might try a very con vincing test. Tie a piece of four pound line to the end of your rod and then tie the other end to something solid. Hold the rod as you would when fish ind and gradually increase the pressure until the line breaks. You will find that Results: . Brown's 4 (Hoard 553) Vim', n f.Tnhn.nn 3H2) 2385. Hotel 3 (Smith 3551 2598; La Pointes (Jones 411) 2534. WEDNESDAY NIGHT TRIOS' S,anrilnrc. W. L. Medford Lumber 33 19 Country Club " Mcculloch Chain Saw .... 29 23 Southern Oregon Bearing 29 23 nonn Tiro c.rviiv Dent 28 24 Cascade Electric ...... 27 Mansfield Chevron 26 Ross Mobllgas - 25 'i Sears Store 24 "4 Team Five 20 Faber's Market 20 Keith Schulti Garage 20 2545; 25 26 26 ': 28 'i 32 32 32 Delivered SP 2-5271248 I. McANDREWS RD. Results: Medford Lumber 4 (Ken Pursell 550) 1678; Mansfield 0 (Dave Mans field 452) 1523. Country Club 4 (Marsh Brown 499) 1607; Schulti 0 (Bob Wickman 4151 1546. Chain Saw 3 (Cal Leatherwood 554) 1755; Mobllgas 1 (Hank Han cock 487) 1590. SO Bearing 3 (Dick Kuschel 5201 1660; Sears 1 (John Freese 464) 16Or'egon Tire 3 (Bill Richey 527) 1697; Cascada 1 (Darell Brerton 481) 1623. Team Five 3 (Dave Hansel 503) 1714; Fabera 1 (Don Fabers 470) 1620. New York - d'PD - A fed eral appeals court ruled Thursday the Federal Avia tion Administration is Justi fied in grounding all airline pilots over 60 years of age. The three-man court unani mously unheld a lower court ruling which refused to is sue an injunction sought by the airline pilots association against enforcement of the order. Washington - About one third of the nation's solid fuel is from some form of lignite. Jackson County Wanis More Time In Reorganization Salem -TPP- Most of Ore gon's counties are having dif ficulty in working out final plans for school district re organization. A flood of last-minute re quests for extensions of six months in submitting final plans arrived here this morn ing. The State Board of Edu cation was to consider the re quests when it met this after noon. 26 Requests Originally, only seven counties had asked for con sideration of the extension at today's meeting. A total of 26 counties now want more time. They are: Baker, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia, Crook, Deschutes, Douglas, Gilliam, Jackson, Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Lane. Linn, Malheur, Marion, Multnomah, Polk, Sherman, Tillamook. Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, Washington, Wheel er and Yamhill. More Efficient Units The 1D57 Legislature order ed consolidation of the state's school districts. The idea is to boil the hundreds of them down into more efficient units. Five counties also have sub mitted partial reorganization plans for the board's consid eration today. They are Coos, Lane, Linn, Malheur and Marion. Trucks Involved In Highway Mishap A truck-tractor pulling a cot nf double trailers slid sideways on Highway 99 at the Willow Springs junction hnit 1-25 n.m. Wednesday. hitting a pickup truck oper ated by William victor Kyr man, 47, of Central Point, state police reported. The truck-tractor, which jack-knifed, was operated by Gerald Everett Ward, 35, of Eugene. Both vehicles were extensively damaged, police said. The accident is still being Investigated, according to police. the line is much stronger than you thought. Before you try it though, a word of caution, most trout rods i will break when more than 3'2 pounds is applied at the j tip to bend the rod. 1 FISH WITH FIGHT Many of the fish we catch in our local lakes are less than j 12 inches long and when they j are caught on the end of an outfit normally used on our' lakes, they put up about as much fight as an overheated ! nighterawler. The usual trol-i ling rig consists of six or I eight-pound line, a keel or 1 sinker device, followed by a gang troll (ford fender or doc : shelton), then a leader with a ; hook covered with worms or a leader ending with a flat-1 fish or triple teaser. ' TEN INCH WHOPPER Using a light outfit, and i this means a light rod, a light line, and nothing much more on the end of I the line than a small flat fish, hot rod, or fly, you can have more fund with the fish you catch. That ten incher will almost jerk the rod out of your hands and then make you wish you hadn't been so foolish to let someone talk you into using a cobweb to catch a fish. After you get the fish in the boat, and this will eventual ly happen, you may wonder why you're sweating, your hands shake a little, and you are more tired than you thought possible. All this from a ten-inch fish. This type of fishing will appeal only to those who are interested in more than fish to eat. It's an answer to the increased fishing pres sure on our lakes and streams. This pressure is constantly cutting down on the size of most of the fish to the extent that they pro vide very little sport be yond being hooked. With a lighter outfit the fish has a chance to get away and get bigger and the fisherman has a chance- to do more than just crank the fish in. Try it on opening day and it will be one you long remember. NO COMPLAINT It seems that there was log pond dumped up on Trail creek some time ago and the creek was polluted so badly that wells went bad, stock couldn't use the creek for wa ter, and what few fish there were in the creek were killed There was a complaint filed against the operator of the log pond and it was to come up this week. Now the complaint has been dismissed. WONDER AT ATTITUDE Since the people along the creek have been com plaining of this happening for the past several years, one can't help but wonder at their present attitude. Perhaps they, like so many of our citizens, think the laws can be enforced with out their help. History teaches us that those who do not govern themselves end up by being governed) completely! THE ANGLER'S LOG The cold weather isn't do ing the salmon fishing any good in that the water tem perature is in the 40s and that means the fish are going slow. Since the salmon do not en ter the river until the temper ature of the water is over 50 degrees, the weather should make trout fishermen out of many salmon chasers. All ang- lers are advised to check the paper for information on road conditions. It looks almost as though skis may be the way to get through. THE OPTIMIST'S CORNER One bright spot in the ' overcast is the opinion of , the weatherman regarding : the weather for tomorrow. ' He says it should be a clear , day because there is a high moving in for the first lime in weeks. Although he wouldn't Identify himself at least he's on our side. GOOD LUCKI Drop in for a bit of T. YE OLD FASHIONED HOSPITALITY Food Beverage 1 You'll find a gamty atmosphere at Hunt er's Tavarn. . . .CRATER LAKE HIGHWAY at 4corner IF IT'S SPEED YOU WANT - WE'LL GIVE IT TO YOU and sl lot more If you crave the excitement of sizzling speed we can't blame you. 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