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0 O 0 O. c-r 0 it o t. w o o O 1 .T 1 f - a-. rrr? W IKtr ir i mti In'tf K1 i V. i , 1.1 .iaWk TAKES QOLF TOGA Jerry Angeles, is shown coming out the teventh hole at the Desert club, Lai Vegas, Nev., during jerry Daroer wins Champion By HAL WOOD Las Vegas, Nev. -OTD- Jerry Barber, playing better as he grows older, leaves tonight for Fort Worth and the Colo nial Invitational tournament with confidence oozing from every pore after his slaughter of the big names in the Tour nament of Champions. Longer off the tees, still brilliant on the greens and sensational from the traps, Jerry won the $10,000 first place jackpot in the tourney here Sunday as he blanketed the field by four strokes. Barber, 44, and 130 pounds, did everything a Sam Snead or Ben Hogan could be ex pected to do' in his romp away victory. Among them: -He set a course record of Auto Race Preparation Continues There's plenty of evidence that drivers in western Ore gon and in northern Cali fornia, along with local auto skippers, are prepping for as sault at the Ashland Speed way for the $1,000 purse of fered for the season opener program at the track. First race Slate for 1960 at the oval is set for Saturday night, May 21, with super modified competition. Johnny Potter, Sacramento, fastest qualifier at Redding, Calif., a week ago, has report ed he'll have his Cadillac powered vehicle in top tune for the Ashland romp. From Portland have come inquiries on what gear ratios and tire sizes work best on the Ashland track. Drivers of that area are racing this week end. They'll have the chance to tune their autos to perfec tion before demonstrating their high caliber type ofl driving here. Johnny E. Jones, Medford piloted his Rogue Mufflei special to top time at Crescen City. Calif., last Sunday be fore being forced to slov down by minor difficultie His teammate, Bob Jenkin sailed off the track for a sui den dunking in several fen of water. I Lyle Knox, Coos Bay, win main event winner at Cri- cent City. He has filed etitp' for the Ashland race, feejiii that his California win wnu just a warm-up for the soutl em Oregon affair. SPRING SL95 Chassis - Lubrication Motor Oil Change (5 tfl Clean & Repic!' Front Wheel Bearings I Check Brak W Lining all l Connectioi DARJRELL MILLER COMPANY Oldsmobil 415 S. Riverside SP 2-6209 t iVC i.-T sr--Jfc : . . . . "t .ffti.iatf, ., A a,t-A .'Lfc.gMBNfcaJ I HD k 4 Barber, Liii of a trap cn Inn Country the Tourr(- i Toiirney 268 for thje 72 holes played on the DeseiH Inn Country club layout. -Collected 28 birdies against bix bogies and one double bloeey for the 72 holes. Bird;led 13 of the 16 long. par-fivellioles. Hit lix traps and got out of ever! one for a par or birdie. By FouCr Stroke All tln'is put him four strokes in frnrtt nf cpfnuH-nlnrn .lav Heberli who picked up $5,000 moras than most tourneys pay for winning. Julius Boros, Mid ll'ines, N.C., came next with K74 for $4,000; and Don Whitt, Borrego Springs, Calif, the f jut-day co-leader, finish ed folurth with a 275 and got S3, 0U0. fajjruer nau iuuiius ui o-oo- -B'f for his 268. Sunday, un der the stiff pressure of chal lenges from Hebert and Boros, he iras out in 33 and back in 34. I 1 tasters champion Arnold Paliner, Ltgonier, Pa., finish ed In a tie for fifth place with National Open champion Billy Casper, Apple Valley, Calif., at 276 and they each collected $1 ,eso. Emeralds . .Stretch To a arraianT r By HOY WEBSTER i n.n.j n - . .. t i unuea rmi international 1 1 :t ; v. l t . 1. . li. ii was ijussiuii; lui luc Eugene Emeralds to climb back to a 1.000 percentage in the Northwest league, they'd probably be there by the end of the season. At least that's the way it looks right now. Eugene has won its last eight straight ball games. Sun day It downed Wenatchee, 6-5 and 4-1. The two wins boosted its win-loss standing to 10-1 and gave them a percentage of .909. Lewiston, who was on top of the loop for the first week of the season, kept within half-a-game of the Emeralds with a double header win over Trl City, 8-7 and 5-2. Yakima re mained in the first division by virtue of 3-1 and 9-6 wins over Salem. The Bears are two games off the pace. Eugene had to come back in its first game against Wen atchee to salvage the contest. With the score tied 5-5 in the bottom of the seventh, the Em- SERVICE SZ.95 Now it the time to have these vital tervltei performed at Real Savings Newt SPECIAL THROUGH MAY ONLYI : t :a r 1 .1 .sr ? i i-4 -,imsr:mr ii ment of Champions. Barber wrapped up the title in this golf meet yesterday with a 67 card, giving him a 268 for 72 holes. (UPI Telephoto) Robinson, Jordan on Same Card New York-(l'Pli-Don Jordan and Sugar Ray Robinson take a doubleheader gamble in tune -up bouts on the same Baltimore card this week. An injury to either could cause postponement, at least, of a title fight. At the Balitomere stadium, Saturday night, welterweight campion Jordan meets Candy McFarland of Philadelphia in a non-title 10-rounder. Only 13 days later, Jordan is sched uled to defend his 147-pound crown against Cuban Benny (Kid) Paret at Las Vegas, Nev. Jordan, who hasn't defended since his bout with Denny Moyer last July 10, was ad vised by the National Boxing association not to take Satur day's bout. The NBA warned that if an injury causes post ponement or cancellation of his May 27 defense at Las Vegas, the NBA mav vacate his title. Former mid d 1 e w e 1 g h t champion Robinson is sched uled for a 10-rounder with Pedro Gonzales on Saturday's Balitmore card. This is a prep bout for Sugar Ray's attempt to recapture the 180 - pound crown (New York and Massa chusetts version) from Paul Pender at the Boston Garden, June 10. There'll be only one net work TV fight this week. Don Fullmer, youngest of the three fighting Fullmer brothers, meets Stefan Redl of Passaic, N. J., In a middleweight 10 rounder at West Jordan, Utah, Wednesday night. WALTON MEETING Jay Glese will discuss moose hunting in British Columbia and Harold Sexton, manager of Rogue River Valley Irriga-; tion district, will talk on the : proposed Agate dam this eve ning at the regular monthly meeting of the Jackson Coun ty chapter of the Izaak Wal ton league. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. at the Red Cross building. Vancouver, B.C. Bob Law son, assistant track coach at Oregon State, won four gold medals at the Vancouver Olympic club relays Saturday, setting meet records in the broad Jump and hop, step and Jump events. eralds pushed across the win ning tally. Jim Gibson notched his sec ond straight win for Eugene in the second contest hurling a live hitter while his team metes added together four runs to take the 4-1 win. SPECIAL Drain & Flush Radiator Adjust Fan Beit Tension - Inspect Front End & Steering Geaf System Check Tires for Cuts or Foreign Material Wash and Vacuum Clean Practice Fray Won By Keglers Medford Bowling lines baseball team opened its pre- Rttue. VflJley. JeHf Stat j-s. terday with' a 11 to 8 victory over Dunsmuir In 12 innings in the California town. The Kler will lo to Fort Jones, Cailf., for a tangle next Sunday. Medford put over three runs in the 12th at Duntmuir to bust an 8 ill deadlock. The markers were on a double by Darrell Smylie, a single by Pete Hale, three walks and two errors. Tied in Ninth The Oregon team had a I to 5 edge going Into t.i bottom of the ninth. A two-base hit by Young and single by Pal- fini tied the skirmish and sent it Into extra cantos. Each club tallied twice in the 10th. For Medford Bob Serak doubled and Smylie singled and a walk and an er ror helped out. Cartwright two-baggered and Summers and Slocum had one-base safe ties for Dunsmuir in the frame. Larry Perkins and Doug Kinney had three hits each for Medford and Serak and Smylie each hit safely twice. Dunsmuir pitchers totaled 15 strikeouts and Medford hurlers 13. MVESCORK: Medford 001 U20 000 20311 1 D'smuir 200 300 001 'i00 8 11 Vannice. Egficrs i7 and Vaughn, am lie io; urus, aiouiioh a PitU i5, Slocum 7t, Summer! (9) ana rseison, men (iz Solons Head PCL; Portland Beavers Knotted for Second By OHVILLE BOYINGTON Untied Press International Sacramento's Solons today have a firm grip un first place in the Pacific Coast league thanks to clutch pitching by Terry Fox and hitting where it counter by outfielder Jim Bolger. Fox and Folger were instru mental Sunday as the Solons outlastod Spokane, 6-4 and 7-5, in a twin bill on the In dian diamond. The double de feat knocked Spokane off the leagues top rung and into a second place tie with Port land. Both the Indians and the Beavers are now a game and a half off the pace. Portland climbed from sixth place into its current position with a double header sweep over San Diego Sun day. The Beavers won the first game, 7-1 and the second, 3-2. In other games Sunday, Tacoma walloped Seattle, 16 0, behind Don Clionte s slick one-hitter and Vancouver de- i feated Salt Lake QUy, 9-4. Fox Helps Out Fox was In on both of Sacra mento's timely wins. In the first game he came on in the ninth Inning to halt an Indian rally after three runs had scored. He did it the hard way. He struck out big Frank Howard with a man on base. Howard's third lusty swing : gave Elmer Singleton, Solon starter, his fourth win against two defeats. In the second game Fox re lieved Marc Raymond, the sec ond Sacramento pitcher, in the sixth inning with the Solons down, 5-4. Then it was Bolger's turn. He powered a long triple in the seventh inn ing that sent Manny Jlmlnei across with the tying run, Bolger score himself a few moments later and handed Fox his first win of the season against one loss. At Portland, Nippy Jones was the come through guy. He hit a two-run homer in the eighth frame of the extra Inning nightcap to give the Beaver their narrow win end the sweep. In the first game Jim Brtdeweiser and Jim Greengrass hit big homers that told the story. Bridewelser contributed a three-run blast in the third Inning end Greengrass con nected for a two-run homer in the sixth. Green grass also had a solo round-trlpper In the second inning .of the first game. Tacoma scored 10 runs In the eighth inning to rout Se attle. However, the outburst was Just frosting because the Rainier could do nothing with Choate's offerings and the Giant's 6-0 margin had been plenty safe. Paul Pettit was the only Rainier to get a hit off Choate. He banged a solid double to right in the second Inning. Jose Pagan led Tacoma's IS-hit attack, collecting four singles In six appearances at the plate. Batting Eye Returns Vancouver's Ray Baker, who had been benched Satur day night for vyMjJt hitting, found his batting 'eye Sunday. He knocked in lix runs with .1MDW1L1ING RAINBOW LEAGUE Carolina pacific Plywood, Star Body shop and Steve Wtlson Lumber No. Two will clash on Thursday in t Rain bow Bowling league chain- pinn playoff oh?r wVd pttrucipate in a ' er." sweep- w. t.. 4S IS 41 1 37 as 31 9 37 33 27 31 5 IS 13 37 23 37 21 39 KOOI R BOLl.ta Siandlnc i: Hobbs Center Rfd Blanket Lumber Co. Henry'i Brollar Jackion County Fdrl . Desert Service Skeetert and Skeetari . Team Two Hoot Owl I.oifing Co. Mirineiata Woolen Twin Plunjei Betulu: Henry'a 3 iManf 47 20H; Hoot Owl 1 L Roy 433t 2013. Team Two 0 (Pratt 437t !B87; MinnesoU Wooleni 4 (Hansen 422) 102rl. Hobbi 4 tTlndley 471 ( 2163: Jack ton County Federal n (Childt 4t6i 135(1. Red Blanket 4 iMcCrdv 4ft 2006; Twin Plunge 0 tGrasf 300 1713. Skeeters 2 (Hollenbeck 430t 1989: Desert Serv. 3 iV. Miller 441) 2010. Hlah ,am J. McCready lfla, I. Quff ISC NIGHT OWL LP AG IK sundlitK: Hfltel Medford I.. 14 1 23 31 Brown Cafe 28 La Pointei 2! Klm- 29 Results: Browna 4 (Hays? 523 1 2701; L Pointei 0 (Wade 404 24(18 Hotel 4 (Smith 399) 2637; Kim's 0 Uohnson 393t 2411. PACIFIC LEAC.VK Staitdinfts: Active Club Weisfield's Jewelers . Harry gt David Western Hot Coffee . Oregon Veneer GAMES RAINED OUT Eugene - flJPis - A double header between the Univer sity of Oregon and San Jose State was rained out here Sat urday. The games were can celled. two homers and a bunt single to lead the Mouhttos to vic tory. Baker's work with the bat made It quite easy for Chet Nichols to get his third win of the season. In Saturday Coast league action Tacoma defeated Se attle, 4-3, in 12 innings. Salt Lake turned back Vancouver, 7-1, Spokane beat Sacramen to, 12-1, and San Diego whip ped Portland, 6-4. Tonight Sacramento w 1 1 play Portland, San Diego will be at Spokane, Seattle will be at Tacoma, and Salt Lake continues at Vancouver. IJNCSCOBES: (1st Game) Sacramento .. 101 002 200 e IS Spokane 100 000 0U3 12 4 smsncion. rox v anu Hose I Bethel. Palmoulst 0. Breeden S and Brumley. fznd Game) Sacramento 110 002 3 7 11 2 Spokane 012 01 0 S 6 4 Watklna. Hnmond A, Fox 6 and Rnrrnffnn: t'htirn. Palmnnm O'Dofinell 7. Breeden 7 and PngHft- roni. isl Game) Han Diego 000 100 000 1 Portland 004 003 00X 7 7 0 8 0 Rnsenrjaum. wade 7 and Car- rcon; Lovenguth and Neal. Sun Dieeu . 000 010 01 J 1 Fortinntl ffili ou us s t llnltauih. Wftcle 7. KUZftVIt 7 and Nnpier, Carreon 7; Michclien, Me- Minn 8 and (joneols. Neat H. Taroma .. 103 300 0 10 010 19 Ki.nttii. inn nnn n n n l Chnnle nnd Reveira L'rndfloCK. Palioa 4, Hchmirit 4, Lawrence , .Martin 8, Knnedy B and itmmer man. Salt t.nke .... 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