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o 2 B MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29. I9S0 Dillon, Ross Grab SO Bowling Honors Don Dillon, Seattle, Wash., and Ron Ross, Stayton, rolled top scores on the last week end of the six-week long Southern Oregon Handicap tournament at Medford Bowl- Jng lanes to capture respective ingles and all-events mantles. Dillon ran up a 733 score to gain the diadem in singles. Ross recorded a 2049 for the all-events laurels. All other previous leaders held their spots over last week end. Other men's cham pions are Mechanical Service, Eureka, Calif., with 3218 in team play and Duane Lubbers and Bill Blunt, Medford, with 1409 in doubles. Norma Larsen, Grants Pass, was the only dual winner of the tourney. She rolled 707 in singles and totaled 1943 in all-events. Also winning ladies' championships were Mockett's team, Grants Pass, with 2970 and Edit Tuttle, Medford, and Louise Hupy, Grants Pass, with 1259 in doubles. 287 Gam Two individual efforts by Klamath Falls keglers high lighted the closing week end. Chuck Reynolds compiled a LDS in Front In Church Loop Latter Day Saints has the top rung alone in the Med ford Church Softball league standings after a IS to 3 de cision last night over First Christian. First Baptist knocked Phoe nix Presbyterian from the un defeated ranks 17 to 10. First Methodist nicked Westmin ster Presbyterian 13 to 12 and First United Presbyterian took a win by forfeit from First Nazarene. Latter Day Saints' victory made it 3-0 In the loop and First Baptist, also unmarred, is a half-game back with two wins. SHORT 8CORES: R H E Methodist 13 13 5 Westminster 12 10 8 Roessler and Sage; Miller and Bigelow. R H E LDS 15 8 4 Christian 5 8 7 Huffman and Kellin; Hut chinson and Walker. R H E Baptist 17 14 5 Phoenix Pres 10 7 4 Clemans and Goddard; Hemingway and Learn. 287 game and Eldina Green bowled highest scratch score of 1870 for her .line game total in all-events. This is a new high for the tourney. She was 1924 with handicap for second place. Reynolds scored 10 straight strikes then left one pin standing on his 11th try. Men's teams numbered 143 in the tourney and there were 70 women's quintets. A Stayton entrant, Leonard Franks, picked up two second places last week end with 731 in singles and 2031 in doubles. TOP BOWI.EIIS: Mrn'i Tmi Mechanical Serv ice, Eureka. Call!.. 3218: Richfield Oil, Medford. 3139: Vedder i Mar ket, Riddle. 3139: Coca Cola. Yrcka, Calif., 3134. Men's Doubles Duane Lubbers and Bill Blunt, Medford, H0U; John Wilkinson and Norm Ncathamer, Medford, 13D7; Don Dillon and Bill Luman, Seattle. Wash., and Medford, 1391; John Thompson and Ron Ross. Stayton. 1379. Men's Singles Dillon 733; Leon ard Prank, Stayton, 731: George McBrlde, Lewlston. Calif., 729: Rich Peters. Medford. 726. Men's All-Events Ross 2049; Frank 2031; Taylor Westbrook, Smith River, Calif., 2023; Ncatha mer 2025. Ladies Teams Mockett's, Grantj Pass, 2970: Lakeview Bowl 2959: Toy Lindhlad's All-Coast, Vin. couvcr. Wash., 2918; Roy O. Young and Son, Rosehurg, 2897. Ladles' nouhles Edith Tuttle and Louise Hupy, Medford and Grants Pass, 1259; Ethel Champion and Zcffle Graves, Medford. 1220; Dru Haverstlck and Lorraine Hall, Medford. 1219; Georgia Boardman and Jerl Hutton. Medford. 1210. Ladles' Singles Norma Lar sen, Grants Pass, 707: Nona War ren. Mvrtle Creek, 078: Maxlne McCall. Medford, 6H8: Eldina Green wood. Klamath Falls, 600. Ladles' All-Events Larsen 1043; Greenwood 1924: Dolores George, Salem. 1865; Geneva Mang. Medford. 1820. Fight Revenue Hits New High New York - UPI) - The total receipts for last Monday's Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Jo hansson bout already have reached an all-time high. With more movie revenue still to be received, the total receipts of $3,549,553 far sur passes the $2,658,660 brought in by the second Jack Demp-sey-Gene Tunney bout. The ancillary receipts amount to $2,724,662. For his victory, Patterson will receive about $593,750 and Johansson will get $415,525, it was un officially estimated. Each fighter also will re ceive a share of the gate re ceipts at the Polo Grounds, which tallied $824,891. Jo hansson also has an exclusive share of the television and radio rights in Scandinavia. siPdDnairs Medford, CP Legion Vie; Klamath Trips GP 10-5 ARBA 4 STANDINGS (Southern Division) W I. Pit. Klamath Falls 6 1 857 Central Point 4 1 .800 Medford .... . 1 4 .200 Grants Pass I 6 .143 Spokane's PCL Lead Narrows By ORVILLE BOYINGTON United Press International The Sacramento Solons and the Tacoma Giants of the Pa cific Coast league today owe hearty thanks to Don Fer rarese, San Diego's stingy lefthander. Fcrrarese blanked league leading Spokane on a crisp six-hitter Tuesday night to pace the seventh place Padres in a 1-0 victory over the In dians. San Diego's win allowed the second place Solons and third place Giants to pick up a full game apiece on the front running Indians. Sacra mento trimmed its deficit to two and one-half games with a 9-1 romp over Portland and Tacoma pulled within three games of the leaders by de feating Vancouver, 12-3. In the other PCL game played Tuesday night, Salt Lake moved to within a half game of the first division by downing fourth place Seattle, 7-4, on Harry Bright's grand slam homer in the eighth in ning. Ferrarese kept the Indians off balance with sliders and curves while striking out nine and walking only three to register his second win in three decisions. Floyd Robin son provided the Padres' win ning run when he connected for a bases empty homer in the third inning, Sacramento unleashed an 11-hit attack which produced two four-run innings to turn in the lopsided win over Port land. Veteran Elmer Single ton spaced nine Beaver hits as he went the distance and gained his seventh victory in 10 decisions this season. Jack Littrell and Al Heist each contributed a homer to the Solon hitting attack. Heist's was a two-run effort in the seventh inning and Littrell's was a solo clout in the fourth. A wild third inning, in which eight unearned runs were scored, made the dif ference here last night as Klamath Falls downed Grants Pass 10 to 5 in an American Legion junior baseball con flict at Cheney field. Southern division activity in Area 4 continues at the local park this evening. Med ford Coca Cola and Central Point Cheney Studs vie at 8 p.m. Central Point won the only previous meeting be tween the two clubs 2 to 1 in 13 innings. Klamath started off the scoring last night by picking up a sole run in the first in ning on back to back doubles by Rich DePew and Bruce Brickner. The eight third frame runs were on two walks, two stolen bases, three errors, four sing gles, a triple by DePew, and seven passed balls. Run In Seventh Klamath gained its final run in the seventh on a walk, an error, a fielders choice, and DePew's sacrifice fly. Klamath pitcher W a 1 1 y Palmberg fired shut out ball until the fifth inning, when Grants Pass tallied one run on a hit batter, a stolen base and Denny Walker's third consecutive single. In the final period, Palm berg loaded the bases and al lowed one run to enter, pro duced two outs, then, with a full count on Caveman batter Paul Blinka he gave up a lowering lly ball lor a po tential triple to center field. Three runs scored, but Blinka was out when he missed sec ond going for third Palmberg allowed just four hits. He hit two batters, walk ed three, and struck out 14 Grants Pass pitchers Bob Varner and Blinka allowed nine hits, seven walks, hit one batter, and struck out seven Klamath batter DePew went for tnree at tne plate run ning his consecutive siring to six straight hits. I.INKSCORK; Klamath Falls .... 108 000 110 9 1 Grants Pass . . 000 010 4 5 4 0 Palmberg and Herrera; Varner, Blinka 431 and Stevens. Monlrenl-IUPII-Tlie Montreal Alouettes have announced the signing of Jack Espenship, a former Florida State universi ty halfback, to a 1960 contract. Yank Ladies Ousted In Wimbledon Play Wimbledon, England-IUPu- Neale Fraser and Rod Laver were heavy favorites to win their semi-final matches in Wimbledon tennis champion ships today and set up an all Australian battle for the men's singles crown. Top-seeded Fraser, who won the U.S. national champion ship at Forest Hills, N.Y., last year, was pitted against Ram anthan Krishnan of India, and third-seeded Laver faced Nico la Pietrangcli of Italy. It marked the first time since World War II that the United States was not repre sented in the semifinals of the men's singles. Barry Mackay of Dayton, O., was eliminated by Piet rangcli and Earl Buchholz of St. Louis defaulted to Fraser because of painful leg injuries in Monday's quarter-finals. The Yanks lost further pres tige Tuesday when their final two survivors in the women's singles were eliminated. Christine Truman of England turned back Karen Hantze of San Diego, Calif., 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, and Sandra Reynolds of South Africa ousted Darlene Hard of Montcbello, Calif., 6-1, 2-6, 6-1. The elimination of the Cali fornia blondes, following on the heels of the Yanks' "black Monday" show, left the US., without a player in either of the singles semifinals for the first time in 35 years. The only U.S. hopes remain ing were in the doubles, and even there prospects were not too bright. Buchholz and his St. Louis buddy Chuck McKinley, were forced to pull out of the men's doubles because of Earl's severe ankle injury, leaving a pick-up team of Mackay and Ron Holmberg of Brook lyn to carry on alone for the Yanks. Women's Golf JUNIOR DIVISION Winners in Rogue Valley Coun try club junior girls' golf last week were Marianne RaaDke and Jean Salade with 20 and 21 tcorei, respectively. July 1 I'a.rtnts: nam Marianne Raapke. Court, ney O Dell. Debbie Stanley; scorer, Lucille O'dell. 8:10 am. Doreen Taylor, Terry Pitts. Terry Tib butt; scorer, Dorii Seroggins. 8 20 a m. Dusty Lewis, Jean Salade, Susan Dcnesh; scorer, Betty Raap ke. 8:30 a.m. Roxie Lewis, Jill Christiansen. Vicki Vorhies; scorer, Gina Stanley, 8:40 a.m. Shannon Mclntyre, Vicki Milnes. Patti Clark; scorer Carol Vorhies. 8:50 a.m. Roseanne Logan. Charlotte Whalin, Judy Johnson, scorer, Ruth Mclntyre. 9 a.m. Janet Price. Lynn Butterfield: scorer. Hope Lewis. 9:10 a.m. Sharie jeweii, Laurie L.egas; scorer, iteoa Tavlor. Those unable to play are to tele- pnone nf j-j.io, Anv girls not paired can play. Starting time is set for 9 a.m. FIGHTS TUESDAY BOUT Sacramento, Calif. iUPI Paolo Rosi. 135. New York and Italy, drew with Joey Lopes, 135, Sacramento (10. McNerncy Cops Main Kart Race Rogue River - Dick Mc Nerncy, Ashland, won first in the main event Sunday at the Rogue Kart speedway. He also took the B and C class race. Red Bruce, Gold Hill, was second In the main. Other winners were Larry Milligan, Medford in A and A super and A class junior; Monty Wray, Medford, in B class; Ralph Detlaff, Grants Pass, in A class senior, and Chet Smith, Rogue River, in B class. Bonded Buy Used Equipment Call SAM JONES, SP 2-9220 Trade, Yes Terms of Course CRATER LAKE MACHINERY CO. MACHEN-LISTON FIGHTT Portland - (UPD - Promoter Tommy Moyer said today ht believed he had better than an even chance to stage a heavyweight bout between Eddie Machen of Portland and Sonny Llston, a top contend er. Moyer, who returned from Chicago Tuesday, said Liston's manager and tele vision officials were favorably inclined to stage the fight either in Portland or Seattle. ROAD OILING Hughes & Dodd Co. SP 3-4221 'Cats, Braves Take Tussles in Pee Wee Loop Medford Wildcats tripped the Medford Tigers 5 to 1 yes terday in a southern division Pee Wee league fracas. In the only other game re ported, among four played, the Central Point Braves edged Eagle Point 17 to 15 in the northern sector. The Wildcats gained all their runs in the third inning on a triple by Nathan Hale, a single by Bob Dames, a base on balls and two errors. The Braves got their two winning runs in the extra sixth canto on a walk, two errors and a ground out. Cen tral Pointers drew 20 bases on balls and stole 27 bases. Eagle Point was helped in scoring by 18 bases on balls and 11 pilfered bases. CP pitchers fanned batters nine times and Eagle throwers totaled 11 strikeouts. MNESCORKS: Med. Tleers 000 10 1 5 2 Mod. Wildcats 005 0O5 4 1 Dippcl, Brooks (5) and Clave; Eckel and Koblik. CP Braves 310 2!I2 17 4 3 EaRle Point 502 35015 4 6 Sanford, Dew (31. Grady (5), San ford (51 and Frohrelch: McFall. F, Charley. Campbell. M. Charley and R. Charley, Spain, Brown. Dick Knight Co. 33 So. Riverside 11 Hf Dear Mr. and Mrs. Jackson County: Summertime driving it fun for the whole familyl It's time for vacations and relaxation . . . for driving through the mountains and to the seashore . . . for family picnics and summer sports. These are the warm, full days of sunshine and enjoyment. Now is the time to travel new highways, visit new places, and do the many summertime things Americans love to dol Unfortunately, a split second of driver carelessness or inattention at the wheel can mar these summertime pleasures. 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