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Q 0 o "CTION B PAGES 1 to 12 SIPdDMTTS MEUFOKD, OKEUON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, I960 SO Pin Tournament Will End on Sunday Southern Oregon Handicap tournament action at Medford Bowling lanes, which has been underway since May 14, will wrap up this Saturday and Sunday with the biggest week end of the event. Fred Anderson, Medford lanes manager, said that a large delegation from Kla math Falls will contend for men's and women's honors in team, singles, doubles and all events categories. Keglers also . are expected from Redding, Calif., Eugene, Springfield, Reedsport, Salem, Stayton, Brookings and Ashland. Newest leaders In the tour ney are Mechanics Service, Eureka, Calif., with 3218 in men's team contention and Edith Tuttle, Medford, and Louise Hupy, Grants Pass, with 1259 in ladies' doubles. . "They rolled last week end. Norma Larsen, Grants Pass, went ahead in two divisions last week with a 707 in a singles and 1943 in all-events. Leadership in men's all events is now tied with Taylor Westbrook, Smith River, Calif., having compiled a 2025 , total to equal the pin tabula tion of Norm Neathamer, Medford. TOURNEY LEADERS: Men's teami Mechanical Service Eureka. Calif., 3218; Veddcr'i Mar. kct. Riddle. 3139; Richfield Oil, Medford, 3139; Coca Cola, Yreka. Calif.. 3134. Men's doubles Duane Lubbers and Bill Blunt, Medford, 1409; John Wilkinson and Norm Neatha mer, Medford. 1397; Cliff Graves and Ralph Davis. Medford. 1369; Verl Falls and George Montgomery, Myrtle Creek. 1364. Men's singles George McBrlde. Lewlston, Calif.. 729; Rich Peters. Medford, 726; Roger Weiss. Med ford, 725; Oliver McNeel, Medford, 713. Men's all-e vent s Neathamer 2025; Taylor Westbrook, Smith Ri ver. Calif., 2025; Bud Fisher, Med ford, 2020; Duane Lubbers, Med ford, 1990. Women's teams M o c k e 1 1 1 1. Grants Pass, 2970; Lakeview Bowl 2959; Toye Lindblad's All-Coast, Vancouver. Wash.. 2918; Roy O. Young and Son, Roseburg, 2897. Women's doubles Edith Tuttle. Medford. and Louis Hupy, Grants Pass, 1259; Dru Haverstick and and Lorraine Hall. Medford. 1219; Harriet Kraft and Jean Guinn. Portland. 1180; Geneva Mang and Sis Beck. Medford, 1173. Women's singles Norma Larsen, Grants Pass, 707; Nona Warren, Myrtle Creek. 678: Maxine McCall. 668: Doris Heckman. Albany, 643. Women's all-events Norma Lar sen 1943: Dolores George. Salem. 1885: Geneva Mang 1829; Lorraine Birenbaum, Myrtle Creek, 1828. W in 1 iW) I i Jl 1 1 Edmonton, Alta.-flJPll-Dick Tiger, British Empire middle weight champion from Niger ia, and Wilf Greaves, Cana dian middleweight champion from Edmonton, meet tonight in a scheduled 15-round bout for the British Empire title. HITS CANVASS Arms outstretched, Inge mar Johansson hits the canvass, left, as Floyd Patterson starts to a neutral corner in Heavyweight title boxing bout at New York on Monday night. The end comes, right, as referee Arthur Mcrcanle finishes the count down. Patterson jumps with jub ilation on regaining the world crown he lost to Ingo a year ago. (UPI Telepholo) Quarterfinal Oswego UPD - Shirley Seig mund, Eugene, advanced to the quarterfinals Tuesday in women's play of the Oregon Golf association champion ships at Oswego Country club. She defeated Mrs. Ray Scott, Portland, 4 and 2. Sue Jennett, Portland, ad vanced in the lower half of the championship bracket with a 1-up over Mrs. Howard Durbin of Oswego. Miss Jen nett last week won the Ore gon Juniors tournament. Quarterfinals today were scheduled for the Royal Oaks Country club. tflllll ' . ; A z -s"' i thfi r t I --vi4 with I s ORDINARYM : LOW PROFILE. TIRE , i j , ' "HIGHER ""W?-! loWer A 'i -V ; NARROWER. Jf wider ) NEW EMERGENCY' RESPONSE I YoiJrtotifci"a oiicker. mora DOtitiv , .. respbnst to yery?touch of the steering wneei,'ioKe peaai ana accelerator than you've ever felt beforecr ? 'i n. J-j - - NEW PRECISION CONTROL! You'll hold, the "track" you steer on straightaways, turns and curves with less effort and more assurance than you've ever felt before. NEW QUIET COMFORT! You'll experience a n6w kind of riding xury . . . quieter and smoother than u ve e,ver felt before. 7AKB AFREE TEST OWE TODAY ! c. xlmost 60 YEARS I worlds b I cvmbol Sam Jennings Joe Louis Offers To Coach Ingo Motion pictures of the heavyweight title fight be tween Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson will be shown at the Craterian the atre here beginning Sun day. The knockout round will be shown in slow mo. tion. PREVIEW Ulica, N. Y.-IUPIl-Television fans may get a preview to night of next week's middle weight title bout between Carmen Basilio and Gene Fullmer when Basilio's pro tege, Dick Diveronica meets Fullmer's kid brother, Jay, in a 10 -round welterweight match. By JACK CUDDY New York-IUPII-Joe Louis is so confident that a new Ingemar Johansson could beat heavyweight Floyd Patterson in a third fight that he has ,pjfered ttinStructtngo on a $50,000-or-nolhing basis, it was learned today. Ex-champion Lotas, who. coached Patterson daring his. recent training to fecapture. the crown from Swedish IngS last Monday night at (the Polo Grounds, believes that certain improvements, particularly in. the left jab and lcjft hook,. would fit Johansson) to con quer Floyd in 'their "rubber match." Bomber Joe wants $50,000 for his advice to Ingemar if he wins back the title but he will accept nothing if Ingo loses. Johansson To Vacation .. Itje proposition has not yet been put to Johansson, who was flying today to Florida to spend, a week's vacation at .Billsbord near Ft. Lauder, dale with Detroit industrial- ist,Gustav Von Reis. After the Florida rest, Johansson plans to fly to his new at Geneva Switzerland. , Their return-bout contract cans tur a zigiu wunin jsu days from last Monday night's battle in which 25-year-old Floyd shattered precedent by recapturing the heavyweight crown. He knocked out the brawn Swede in the fifth round before a crowd of more than 45,000, which included only 31,892 paid and the rest largely gate-crashers. LSEE..HEAVY TAXES I Johansson,, , Patterson and and promoter JacTc'vFugazy of Feature Sports," Inc., agreed Tuesday':that they wanted the 'thirds fifeht winthiri the con tracted time; IimUi.However, since each of the "fighters Is expected to wind up with a purse of nearly one million dollars for Monday's perfor mance it's questionable wheth er they actually would want to .fight again this year be cause most of their third-fight purses would go to Uncle Sam for taxes. SATCHEI's'flJlis Salina, an.Jufll-B)ascbalJ's ageless wonder, ' Lerfiy Satch el Paige, signed Tuesday with the remi-pro Salina Bluejays of the Victory league. The famous veteran said he joined the Salina outfilo fie could play in the annual semi-pro. national tournament at Wichi ta, Kan., beginning Aug. 19. PS 0 $,FREE-T Thitd"' worth $2 ,o you on th Pur' on purchoie oi o , xhau.t tytm when presented to us. HURRY- M LIMITED TIME Dick Price Golf Victor Vancouver, Wash.-UIPD-Dick Price of Longview, Wash., carded a two-under par 70 on the final day of the Oregon Golf Association champion ships medal play here Tues day to take honors with a 54- hole total of 208. Match play started today with Price meeting Don Krie ger who won the Royal Oaks Invitational in May with the same score-208. Kricger is the defending champion in OGA match play. Dick Stearns, first day lead' er in medal play from East moreland, and Dick Yost, Co lumbia Edgewater, tied for second in medal play with 210's. Yost shot his third straight 70 Tuesday. Bob At kinson was one-stroke back at 211, . , Today's play is scheduled for 18 holes with 36 holes slated for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Oregon's Shaw All-Amencan Colorado Springs (UPl)-Tom Shaw of Oregon was named Tuesday to the third 1960 all American college golf team picked by the NCAA Golf Coaches association. Art Pollard Will Come For Saturday Auto Races Art Pollard, the defending Northwest champion, has re ported he will be back in ac tion this Saturday night at the Ashland speedway. Art will appear in Ashland even though it means he will have to drive all night after the races to reach Portland in time to race there the next afternoon. Super-modified auto racing is scheduled. Track manager Jack McCoy has mentioned that a number of changes have been made at the speedway. It is hoped that the $1,000 purse will attract a number of high-powered cars to make it a thrilling eve ning on the track. Drivers from California re portedly like the fine racing surface of the Ashland oval. They'll be back to see if they can take a large share of the purse back south of the bor der; just like they did on the !$a racing card at the Valley View track. It will be three weeks until the next local super-modified race. Next one is planned for July 16. LEGAL BATTLE Oxford, Miss.-fUPll-A lively legal fight over the profession al football services uf All America Charlie Flowers is expected to end here today in federal court. The New York Giants' are seeking to pro hibit the Mississippi fullback from playing for the Los An geles Chargers of the new American Football league, Flowers accepted a contract with the Chargers in January after previously signing with the Giants. 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