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0 SUNDAY. JUNE 26. 1960 Hard Downs At Wimbledon Tourney Wimbledon, England - IUPI1 Second-seeded Darlene Hard of Montebello, Calif., quickly polished off a Russian rival to join young Karen Hantze of San Diego, Calif., Saturday in gaining the quarter - final round of women's singles in the Wimbledon Tennis cham pionships. However, Janet Hopps of Seattle, Wash., the U.S. Wight man Cup team captain, and veteran Mrs. Dorothy Head Knode of Forest Hills, N.Y., tailed in similar bids. In addition, Jack Frost of Corinne Miller Runner-Up in Links Flight Mrs. William (Corinne) Mil ler, Medford, was a first flight finalist in the women's com petition of the Oregon Golf association match play cham pionships at Royal Oaks Coun try club, Vancouver, Wash. She took runner-up spot In the flight when Mrs. Les Dar by, Columbia Edgewater, Portland, won the Saturday finale 2 and 1. Mrs. Miller, of Rogue Val ley Country club, took her semifinal match Friday 2 and 1 from Mrs. Harold Weiss, Rose City, Portland. In the quarterfinals she defeated Mrs. C. E. Stephenson, East moreland, Portland, 4 and 3. Mrs. C. B. Collins, another Rogue Valley entrant, gained the semifinals of the second flight. She won from Mrs. John Erickson, Columbia Edgewater, on the 19th hole In the quarterfinals then lost to Mrs. George Grandy, Royal Oaks, 2 and 1. In the third flight quarter finals Mrs. Tom Teutsch lost to Mrs. Richard Stanton, Wav erly, Portland, 4 and 3. Two Rogue Valley men were eliminated in the quar terfinals of the second flight. Ken McLachlan, Yakima, de feated Alan Holmes 4 and 3 and Pat Cline, Columbia-Edge-water, won from Harry Mil- lette by. the same count. I960 Model RE182 Starts at snap of twitch No gas to buy Electric Twin ROTARY MOWER lightweight only Easy-to-use easy. lor. 2-way mowing twins-over handle. . 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Frost lost in straight sets to fifth-seeded Nicola Pietran geli of Italy 6-4, 6-1, 6-2. Miss Hard and Maria Bueno of Brazil, the top-seeded team, easily won their second-round match in women's doubles over Mrs. Hazel Cheadle and Gen Hoahling of Britain, 6-1, 6-2. Atkinson, Jennett Win OGA Crowns Vancouver, Wash. Bob At kinson of the Portland Golf club of Portland, Ore., defeat ed Bill Plue of Riverside of Portland, 7 and 5, here Satur day to win the Oregon Golf association championship. Sue Jennett of Waverley of Portland posted a 3 and 1 win over Mrs. F. W. Cronin of Co-lumbia-Edgewater of Portland to win the women's title. Both championship matches were 36 holes. Atkinson was 4-up at the end of the first half of play and Miss Jennett had a 7-up lead after the first 18 holes. WINS MARBLE TOURNEY Eaton Rapids, Mich.-(UPD-A strong-thumbed, 14 - year - old sharp shooter from Nashville, Tenn., Saturday topped 45 finalists from 40 sta-.es to win the 14th annual National Mar ble tournament. if Blade residential Jlj current 29lb..7 . Regular to- a I i I SPECIAL St)t It to tprlnklo mny ara 5 to 50 foot by turn of rffaf Preferred by home owners every where. Ideal (or narrow parkways or wide open areas. Desired distance and spray with one setting of control. Provides natural rain-like shower. Jj Q95 Adjuttt for Retired areo Bros, Inc. Phone SP 2-6189 All-Comers Track Tilt Conducted Southern Oregon summer track activity opened yester day morning on the Southern Oregon college oval in Ash land. Boys and girls, aged seven to 16, competed in the first half of the first all-comers track meet of the season. In the boys' 10 and under group Jeff Jones dominated the class copping all six firsts. A triple winner in the boys' rivalry was Dennis Brumbach, Medford, 13-14, in the 880, 440, and the low hur dles. Dick Andrews, Medford, 15-16, also took three, win ning both hurdles, and the 75-yard dash. Dennis Ellis, Bonanza, took three field events in the 15-16 age group, the javelin, shot put, and dis cus. In the girls' division, Danl Bulkley, Ashland, in the 10 and under won three events, the two dashes, and the shot put. Rosalee Gastineau, Med ford, participated in all of the events in the 10 and under class, being the youngest en trant at seven years of age. In the girls' 15-16 class, Bonnie Polk of Ashland won all of the events, chalking up five firsts. BOYS RESULTS: (10 and under) 73 J. Jones, M; N. Jones, M. :12.4. 330 J. Jones, M; Kuhlwein, A; N. Jones, M. 1:05. 220 J. Jones, M; N. Jones. M; and Dickerson, A; tie for second, Kuhlwein, A :36. Shotput J. Jones. M; N. Jones, M; Kuhlwein. A; Dickerson, A. 17- 3 2. Broad jump J, Jones, M; N. Jones. M. 10-11. High jump J. Jones, M: N. Jones, M; Kuhlwein, A; Dicker son, A. 3 ft. (11-12) 75 Johnson, A; Moore, A. :tl.3. 330 Kiger, GH; Nelson, A: Tay lor, M; Dawson, M; Johnson, M. d4.2. Pole vault Taylor, M; Murk ham. M; Dawson, M. 6-0. Low hurdles Zaharia. M; Nelson, M; Taylor, M, Johnson, M. :12.7. 220 KiRer, GH; Zacharis. M; Markham, M; Moore, A; Dawson, M. 34.3. High jump Zacharias. M; Tay lor, M; Markham, M; Johnson. M. 4-6. Shot put Taylor, M; Nelson, A. 27-5 (13-14) High hurdles D. Brumbach, M. :12.0. 75S. Kiger, GH; Mills, KF; D. Kiger, GH. :08.5. Javelin Turner, GH. 72-4. 440 Brumbach, M. :6H 4. Pole vault Rodger s. A; Taylor, M. 7-6. Discus Mills, KF, 93-3. Low hurdles Brumbach, M. 18- 3. Broad lurrm S. Klier GH: Mills. KF; Brumbach, M; B. Tay lor, m. ie-9',2. High jump Rodgers. A; B. Tay lor, M; Markham, M; Johnson, M; Nelson, A. 4-6. 880 Brumbach, M. 2:34.5. (15-16) High hurdles Andrews, M; Keith, M; Shaw, M; :09.8. 75 Andrew, M; Keith, M; Mills, KF; Van Pelt. M; Shaw, A. :08.4. Javelin Ellis, Bonanza; Jack son. A; Polk, A; Van Pelt, M; An drew. M. 127-6. 440 Keith. M: Hanlon, M; Gil bertson, M. :57.9. Pole vault Lewis. A; Van Pelt, M; Gilbertson, M- 9-6. Discus Ellis. B; Polk, A; Hem lon. M; Van Pelt. M. 123-7. Shot put Ellis, B; Polk, A; Han Ian, M; Van Pelt, M. 52-5. Low hurdles Andrews, M; Keith. M. :14.6. 880 Hanlon, M; Gilbertson, M. 2:43.5. Broad jump Andrews, M; Keith. M; Jackson, A; Van Pelt, M; Gilbertson, M. 18-0. GIRLS RESULTS: (10 and under) High Jump S. Gastineau. M: Bulkley. A: R. Gastineau. M. 3 ft. 180 Bulkley. A: S. Gastineau. ft. :34.5. Shot put Bulkley, S. Gastineau. M; R. Gastineau. M. 17-0. 75 Bulkley. A; S. Gastineau. M; R. Gastineau. M. :12.4. (15-16) Shot put Polk. A; Gastineau, M. M. 27-1 'j. High jump Polk. A: Gastineau, M. 3-7. Broad jump Polk, A; Gastineau, M. 10-7. Shot put Polk. A; aGstlneau, M. 27-1 'i. Low hurdles Polk, A, no tlm. Thrift way Posts Win In Detroit Detroit - (UPD - Miss Thrift- way, the invader from Seattle, blazed home far in front of the rest of the field on the final heat Saturday to win the 14th annual Detroit Me morial power boat race by 300 points, with a 1,200 total. Miss Thriftway, driven by Bill Muncey, finished with a time of 98.013 on the final heat for its third victory of the day. The neck-and-neck battle between Miss Thriftway and Miss U.S. 1, the leading De troit candidate that deadlock' ed with Miss Thriftway going into the final heat, never ma- terialized. The Detroit boat, driven by Don Wilson, col lapsed right after the start ing gun on the final heat when the front end of its blower blew off. Once Miss U.S. 1 was out of the race. Miss Thriftway breezed in with no trouble for its second big powerboat championship of the year. The Seattle craft won the Apple cup at Lake Chelan, Wash., last month. Miss Thriftway also set a new world's mile straightway rec ord of 192.000 miles per hour earlier in the year. EGGERS LEADS AT GOLF Snnkan d'Ptl - Portland pro Bill Eggers fired a nine-under-par 63 to grab the lead In thp nnpninff round of the 72-hole Lilac City - Washing ton State Open Gold tourna ment at the Downriver Mu nicipal course here Friday, Vs " . A ," B TRAMPOLINE CLASSES Instruction for boys and Kills on the trampoline will begin Monday, July 27, at the YMCA, for those 13 years of age and over. Classes will be on Mon days from 7 to 8 p.m. Students ages 6 through 12 will have classes on Saturdays from 1 to 2:30 p.m., starting on July 1. George Flanagan Jr., Oregon State college student, will be instructor. YMCA membership is not necessary for the first session of the class. Sammy Snead Keeps Golf Tourney Lead Portmarnock, Ireland UPD Slammin' Sammy Snead blaz ed around Portmarnock's Sea side Acres with a rive-under-par 67 Saturday for a three shot lead in the International Trophy and Canada Cup Golf championships. Snead's brilliant third round (33-4) picked up strug gling Arnold Palmer and gave the United States a three stroke edge on 29 rival na tions. The 48-year-old Snead, play ing like a boy in the winds which whipped in off the Irish Sea, posted his third sub par round for a ten-under-par 54-hole total of 206 which put him three strokes ahead of Belgium's Flory Van Donck with only today's 18 hole final round remaining. SO Junior Baseball at Full Blast Southern Oregon Junior Baseball, which had lis first action last week with two games in one circuit, will go at full blast this week. Fourteen games are on tap and involve all three leagues. Intermediates tussles are set for Monday and Friday, Dee wees vie on Tuesday and Thursday and cubs clash on Wednesday. Teams in the Intermediate league have expanded from four to six with Central Point and Ashland each boosting their entries from one club to two. Medford also is fielding two teams. Ashland has dropped out of the Cub circuit but Eagle Point has entered. Central Point has two teams in this division with some of the players on the Mustang squad over-age making that team in eligible for championship honors. Medford has one team in this loop. Games Listed Monday intermediate games are Medford Giants at Cen tral Point Rams, Central Point Stars at Ashland Dodg ers and Ashland Cardinals at Medford Yankees. The Ash land Cards meet the CP Stars on Friday. In Pee Wee league scuffles on Tuesday in the northern division it will be Central Point at Eagle Point and Gold Hill at Jacksonville. Ashland Cubs will face the Ashland Bears and the Medford Tigers encounter the Medford Wild cats in the southern division. On Thursday Eagle Point will be at Gold Hill and Jackson ville at Rogue River In north ern games. Southern scrapes will have Ashland Bears at Medford Tigers and Medford Wildcats at Central Point. Cub league scraps sched uled for Wednesday have Medford at Eagle Point and the Central Point Crater Cubs meeting the Mustangs. Among t h e Intermediates the Ashland Dodgers are to meet the Cardinals, the Med ford Yankees to face the Gi ants and the Central Point Rams to oppose the Stars at their convenience on a "home and home" basis with results to go into the standings. POISON OAK? Cor avorontM m Mtvra'i wn antidote I1H Poliofi Ook lotion. Provon throvgn tontwrloi of uu by AmOflMti Indian! and plenotrs. I1H It a netvral hr Bfoearation, lot I if t ion tvorot. food MO r druoffitf. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OK That round, well cheered by a gallery of 15,000 golf happy Gaels, also picked up Palmer, the U.S. Open cham pion who rocked to a 39-36-75 and a 215 total. Thus Slamming Sam's 67 after previous rounds of 71 and 68 on the 7,093-yard, par 72 course maintained the Uni ted States' lead of three strokes. Meanwhile, South Africa moved into the challenger's spot with a 425 total in the two - man total Canada Cup race as veteran Bobby Locke shot a 69 and little Gary Play er a 71. Player thus moved into a tie at 211 with Aus tralian Peter Thomson, who also was five shots off Snead's leading pace with a 69. The Yanks played in a four some with Canada's Al Bald ing, who shot at 74 for 216, and Stan Leonard, who took an eight on the 16th hole for a 225 and a team total of 441 a matter of 20 shots off the U.S. team's pace. Snead was the day's big at traction and poked and kidded his way around the course while constantly quipping with a shifting gallery which visibly upset Palmer. Palmer denied after the match that he had been an noyed by the gallery, al though he shot the crowd many angry glances and fre quently stepped back from putts with glares at specta tors moving in front of or behind his line. "I couldn't get the ball roll ing and got frightened," he said. "I most my timing and was disgusted with myself. I haven't putted so badly in a long time." AUTO SUPPLY Installed While-U-Wait o MUFFLERS LAKE OPEN SUNDAY THE STORE WITH 10,000 ITEMS Medford, 801 Rlvtrside-Gronti Pirates Edge Cubs; Giants Route Reds By United Press International The Pittsburgh Pirates pre served their 3 1 i game lead in the National league race Sat urday when they hammered out 14 hits and handed the Chicago Cubs their ninth straight setback, 7-6. Pittsburgh's payoff run came in the seventh on a tri ple by Rocky Nelson and Smoky Burgess' sacrifice fly. Ernie Banks kept the Cubs' hopes alive when he singled the ninth to put Chicago within one run of a tie but Elroy Face ended the game by striking out Ed Bouehee. Paul Giel, second of four Pirate pitchers, gained his first vic tory of the season while Bob Anderson suffered his foutth loss. Bob Buhl, an old Dodger- killer from way back, was credited with Milwaukee's 4-2 triumph over Los Angeles even though he wasn't around at the finish. Rookie Ron Piche relieved Buhl in the seventh and Warren Spahn locked up the victory in the ninth. 23 Wins Over Dodgers The victory, was B u h l's eighth of the season and 23rd over the Dodgers during his career compared with only nine losses against them. Red Schoendienst homered off loser Don Drysdale in the second inning, the Braves added their second run on three singles in the fourth and pushed across the deciding Freak Accident Ruins Chances Of Oregon Ace Bakersfield, Calif. - (UPD - A freak accident kept Ted Ab ram, Portland, from a chance to qualify for the U. S. Olym pic finals at Friday night's National AAU meet here. Abram, running in the 800 meters, was third with 10 yards to go when the pack bunched up as he and Navy's George Kettcrman were push ed to the track. Neither fin ished in the top four to quali fy for the semi-finals. Abram suffered an injured knee, and he was scratched from the semi-finals heat. An Emerald Empire AA en try, high hurdler Jerry Tarr, a Bakersfield athlete, finish ed fourth in his event. Amos Marsh of Oregon State battled to the 100 me ters finish, and finished sev enth. Since two more 100 me ter men were to be named for the Stanford finals, he might have been one of them. Jim Grelle of the Emerald Empire AA finished fourth to ad vance to the finals. Otis Davis of the Emerald Empire AA ran second in his 400 meters heat to qualify for last night's finals. Those fail ing to qualify for last night's finals included Bob Lawson, broad jump, and Ron Bach, 400 meters, both OSC. Tail Pipes 'SeatCovers "Dual Sets PLUGS Past, 237 Hlway 99S run in the fifth. The loss brought Drysdalc's record to 4-10. Billy O'Dell, supported by 13-hit attack, pitched the San Francisco Giants to a 5-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. The Giants bunched four hits for three runs in the third inning and chased loser Cal MeLish with two more in the fourth. O'Dell, now 3-7, yielded 10 hits, including a homer bv Wally Post. McLlsh's record now is 3-5. Ninth Inning Homer Southpaw Curt Simmons won his first game for the St. Louis Cardinals when Ken Boyer hit a ninth inning hom er to beat the Philadelphia Phillies. 1-0. Pitching against his former teammates. 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