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Lind Nine
Victor Over
Dairy Maids
Memorial Stadium, While
City - Erv Lind Florists of
Portland, with Louise Maz
zuea chucking one-hit, 18-
strikeout ball, nipped the
Rogue Valley Dairy Maids
' w l) here last night to
weep a two-game series in
the Northwest Women's Major
Softball circuit.
The Florists, unbeaten in
the league, were victors on
Monday evening 5 to 1,
In addition to her stellar
pitching, All-American Maz
zuca had a hand in the offen
sive part of the Tuesday de
cision. She led off the third
inning with a two-base hit,
moved to third on a sacrifice
by Elsa Werronen and scored
on a triple by Roma Mcnold.
An error on a run-down en
abled Mcnold also to tally.
Some good fielding, partic
ularly on long runs for
catches in the outfield, helped
the Maids restrain the hard
iwatting Flower team, which
collected seven hits off Rogue
Valley pitcher Ellen Callag
Jian. Callaghan Singlet
It was Callaghan who
socked the lone Dairy Maids
safe blow. The blast was too
hot for first sacker Bev Wads
worth to field cleanly and El
len beat out the throw to first
base.
Mazzuca whiffed the first
even batters she faced and
had fanned 10 before the first
non-strikeout putout in the
fourth inning on a fly to sec
ond base by Doris Hickson.
The Lind thrower walked two
and hit one. Rogue Valley got
six runners on base and
threatened in the sixth inning
when a hit batter, error and
fielder's option got a runner
to third base.
No Florist got more than
one hit off Callaghan who al
lowed two bases on balls. The
Lind team had runners as far
as third, without scoring, in
the second, fourth and seventh
Innings.
RV shortstop Helen Wol
gamott had all three Maid
putouts in the first inning on
catches of Florists blows.
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Mazzuca and Wallis; Callaghan
and Main.
REQUIRE BETTER LABELS
Washington -IUPII- The Sen
ate passed and sent ' to the
White House Tuesday a bill
requiring better labeling of
poisonous and hazardous ma
terials brought into the home.
Piersall In
Forced Rest
Newton, Mass. - CTH - Jim
my Piersall has resigned him
self to an unwanted and in
definite period of rest, still
protesting that he is no more
tired than any other ball play
er. The 30-year-old Cleveland
Indian outfielder made no
effort to join the club in
Baltimore Tuesday, even
though he felt he was ready
to play.
"I'll go back when they
want me," he said Monday
night. He added that he had
not heard during the day from
either Indians Manager Joe
Gordon or Frank Lane, the
club's general manager, "I'll
just wait here until they call
me."
Piersall was ordered to take
a rest because, according to
Gordon and team doctors, he
had lost a lot of weight and
appeared to be ill. Jimmy said
he had lost six pounds, drop
ping to 174 a few weeks ago,
but has regained the weight.
Portland Bills
Holiday Races
Portland - The big holiday
twin auto racing events set for
Janlzen Beach Arena, on the
quarter mile paved oval in
Portland on Sunday, July 3,
and Monday, July 4, will see
late model stock cars race
each evening in seven events.
Up tn 25 of the stock cars
will be in action each evening
with time trials for both days
getting under way at 5:30
p.m. with the first racing
event set for 6:30 p.m.
On both evenings, a big
added feature will be a jalopy
destruction derby with the
junkers contributing their
part to the evening's enter
tainment. The highlight of the eve
ning's activities will be a giant
free fireworks display.
ENTRY NEAR
Eugene - IUPII - The entry
list for the national .decathlon
championships to be held
here July 8-9 neared 20 to
day. Dave Edstrom of Oregon
and Rafer Johnson and C. K.
Yank 'of UCLA are favored
in the meet. Yank, who comes
from Formosa, is not eligible
to represent the U.S. in the
Olympic games.
Phillips, Butler
Low Gross in
Cancer Benefit
Bob Phillips and Larry But
ler had the low gross cards in
the Babe Zaharius Cancer
fund golf play at Rogue Val
ley Country club.
Phillips grossed a one-un-der-par
71 on Saturday and
Butler had the same score on
Sunday to head play on the
respective days.
Lowest net was a 64 by
Frank Allen for Sunday hon
ors. Bill Hartman netted a 68
on Saturday and Floyd Baker
a 69. Alan Holmes was second
low gross on Sunday with
a 73.
In ladies' play on Thursday
Mrs. Rose Bunch had an 86
gross and Mrs. Al Williams
and Mrs. Bill Cowning low
net 75s. Mrs. Richard Alley
scored nine-hole low net with
a 38.
Mrs. Helen Davies had Sat
urday ladies' low gross with
a 79 and Mrs. Bunch chalked
up low net with a 75.
BOWLING
SLM1HKKKTTES
atanrilnKi:
Bell Ringers
Strike Outs
Pin Pickers
Hils &. Mrs
Ten Pins
Hazel Nuts
Striketles
Splits
23
Ilesults;
Bell Rinseri 2 (C. Setty 166)
2023; Pin Pickers 2 iD. Price 158)
Strike Ouls 4 (B. Gillespie IRS)
2042; Strikettes 0 (L. Wallace 165)
197(.
Hazel Nuts 4 (R. Miller 169)
2095; Hits & Mrs. 0 (J. Baker 175 j
19.1B.
Ten Pins 4 IS. William 149)
2049; Splits fl IB. Peck 175) 1820.
High game Jerry Baker 175.
KUM.MKK BALL AND CHAIN
SiandniKS
standings W
Head linen 24
2 Hits &. 2 Mrs 22
The Jewels Ill's
D-Ts 18
LoCo's 18
Dead Pins 17
Monkey Wrencheri Ifi
Alley Cats Ifi
Dominos 15
Washouts 14'
Channel Cats 13
Foul Ups 13
The Splits 10'
Brooklyns , 7
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TUESDAY MIXED DOUBLES
(Itoxv Ann Lanes)
Standings W I,
Boobs 15 fl
Slow Pokes .. 14 10
Misfits U 10
Sweet Peas 13 11
Leisure Timers 13 1 1
Tigers It U
Flub Dubs 9 15
Hot Shots 7 17
Results:
Boobs 4 (Wally Norum 47JH 2135;
Slow Pokes 0 (Gene Brooks 520)
1944.
Misfits 2 (Ken Dixon 497) 2100;
Flub Dubs 2 I Bill Burk 451) 2088
Tigers 2 (Dick Adkins 505) 2037;
Sweet Peas 2 (Spud Parsons 4961
2054.
Leisure Timers 4 (Jim Henne-
beck 540) 2200; Hot Shot 0 (Chuck
Snedden 497) 18B8.
High Karnes Jim Hennebeck 203.
Mary Hennebeck 184.
VACATIONERS
Standings:
W
Blue Angela 12
poor excuses a
Three Drivers 11 5
Flat Tires 10 fl
Pin Belles 9 7
The Pointers 9 7
Sizzle Sacks B 8
Trouhle Belles 7 fl
Pot Holders 3 13
Alley Cats 0 16
Results:
Blue Angels 4 (Carol Peterson
396). 1324; Alley Cats 0 (Helene
Curly 530), 930.
Poor Excuses 2 (Dorothy Ed
wards 432) 1297: The Pointers 2,
(Emily Crecc 387) 1247.
Throe Drivers 1 (Evelyn Brand
horst 545) 1312; Flat Tires 3 (Dee
Fullmer 415) 1321.
Pin Belles 3 (Evelvn Sanderson
4591 1227; Trouble Belles 1 (Edith
Tuttle 498) 1198.
Sizzle Sacks 4 (Flossie Coffin
4961 1350: Pot Holders 0 (Buffy
Patch 356) 1124.
High game E. Brandhont 208.
MONDAY NIGHT MIXED
Standings:
Alley Ooops
Gutter's Four
Pinheads ,
Fifty-Four Club
Johnnv Rebs
The Handicapped
Eitrht Balls
DNJ's
Redheads
Cleanups
Farmless Four
Anonymous
Results:
DNJ's n (Boh Richer 414) 2018:
Alley Ooops 4 (Dennis Bauman
553) 2111.
CleaniiDs 1 (Larrv Little 497)
2041; Fiftv-Fnur Club 3 (Larry
ScriifiRs 450) 2109.
Anonvmous 0 (Forfeit i; The
Handicapped 4 (Kent Blew 447)
1982.
Rri Mparts 0 (Pat Graves 437)
1944; Johnnv Rebs 4 (Darryl Stoc-
inn 4 tH ZU3U.
Pinheads 4 (Jerrv Zemlfcka 510)
2080; Farmless Four 0 (Berry
Scrueps 391) 1887.
Gutter' Four 4 (Dan Coffin 387)
Eight Balls 0 (Forfeit).
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Walkout Seen Bid
For Red China Seat
Washington -WW- American
officials speculated today that
Russia may follow up its dis
armament walkout with a de
mand that the United Nations
seat Red China on any new
disarmament groups.
They said the sudden Soviet
decision to break off the lu
nation Geneva talks may have
been a concession to the Com
munist Chinese negotiated at
meeting of Red nations In
Romtnit list week.
The Pelplng regime has bit
terly fought Soviet Premier
Nikita Khrushchjv's policy of
"peaceful coexistence" with
the West.
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Natators Sought
For City Team
Medford'i municipal swim
ming team needs mote mem
bers, Ken Lyons, city recre
ation supervisor, emphasized
again today.
The learn should have about
60 members, Lyons said, but
at present there are only
about 45. He added that some
160 youths had originally
registered for the team, but
many of them apparently lost
interest.
Boys and girls of neat ly all
ages are eligible for the team,
he said, because it competes
with other teams by age
groups. These age groups are
10 and under, 11-12, 13-14 and
15-16.
First meet for the team will
be against Grants Pass on
July 1 and 2 at the Haw
thorne park swimming pool.
This meet will serve as a
warm-up for (he Medford re
lays which will be held the
following week end.
Youths who are interested
in turning out for the team
should contact the parks and
recreation department al Ihe
city hall or go to either of the
city's swimming pools for ad
ditional information.
BRIGGS RELEASED
Bennington, Vt. -lUril- Wal
ter O. Briggs, former Detroit
Tiger owner who was stricken
wilh a cerebral hemorrhage
earlier this month, has been
released from a local hospital
and plans to return to his
summer residence at Man
chester, N. H., for further recuperation.
Suggestions to Alleviate Sale
Problems Noted at Meeting
"In the field."
It was also reported that to
dale there have been not a
single operator caused forest
fire, and only constant vigil
ance on the part of every seg
ment of the industry, would
maintain the record during
the critical fire weather
ahead.
A suggestion to Issue pro
sale supplements describing
public timber sales several
weeks In advance of the actu
al advertising fur bids was
presented at a special meeting
of the timber committee of
the Southern Oregon Conser
vation and Tree Farm associ
ation here recently.
The recommendation was
made as a method of alleviat
ing the problem of lack of
time for proper inspection of
timber sale tracts by prospec
tive bidders in advance of the
actual sale, especially in times
Truman To Miss
Demo Convention
Independence, Mo. - U'PH -Former
President Harry S.
Truman said today he would
not attend the Democratic Na
tional Convention in Los An
geles next month.
The former chief executive
made his intentions known in
a telegram to Gov. James T.
Blair Jr., head of the Mis
souri delegation of which
Truman was an at-Iarge mem
ber. "I am resigning as a dele
gate," Truman told Blair. "I
am sorry I cannot be there
with you."
The telegram was released
by Truman's private secre
tary at his office in Indepen
dence. No reason for his de
cision was given.
of heavy concentration of tim
ber sales.
The problem is most acute
during the spring when the
public agencies advertise the
many units which have re
ceived final preparation dur
ing the winter months, the
committee noted.
Lumber industry officials
and representatives of the
public agencies who attended
the meeting were in general
accord with this suggestion,
according to Dick Swan, Ross
Lumber company, chairman.
He emphasized that lite dis
cussion and tlie suggestions
offered at the meeting
were not intended as criti
cisms of the present sales pro
grams, but were brought out
as aids in solving a problem
of great importance to all
phases of southern Oregon's
forest industry.
Praise Bureau
The bureau of land manage
ment came in for praise by
lumber industry representa
tives for their balanced sales
program, and the committee
members offered their sup-
Morrison-Knudsen
Official Selected
Los Angeles - IUPII - James
N. Wells, 50, Los Angeles,
Tuesday was named executive
vice president of Morrison
Knudsen Co., Inc., world-wide
heavy contracting firm.
port to the national forest ad
ministrators In their efforts to
recruil comoetent foresters
for the work involved in sales
preparation.
It was reported that Ihe in
crease in the number of sales
units offered combined wilh
the lack of sales preparation
personnel plus the need to di
vert forest rangers and forest
engineers lo the prime job of
fire protection work during
the summer months has cre
ated some "real problems" for
national forest administrators
in scheduling timber sales
over a greater period of time.
Attending the meeting, in
addition to the regular com
mittee members, were Car
rol Brown and Howard Hop
kins, Rogue River National
foresl; Vondis Miller, Ump
qua National forest; Ross
Youngblood and John Car
negie, BLM, and Ralph James,
Jackson county commissioner.
Final Meeting
Swan reported that it would
be the final meeting of the
committee for the summer.
The next meeting will be
scheduled some time after the
Labor Day week end.
Dale Prenlice, secretary
manager SOCTFA, reported
on safety activities and noted
that the lumber industry has
a pretty good record in the
mill operations, but there is
a need to step up safety edu
cation and awareness in the
woods operations to cut down
on the number of accidents
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