6
Coates Gets First Loss of Season
As Red Sox Bounce New York 6-5
By 'Mlttd Prau International
. The last-place Boston Red
So., juiiueu tlic llrst-place
New York Yankees their sec
ond straight defeat, 6-5, Sat
urday and all-star pitcher Jim
Contcs his first defeat of the
season after nine consecutive
Victories.
Faced by 38-year-old Vic
Wertz, who drove In four of
the runs on a homer, double
Intermediates
Vie in Monday
Baseball Frays
TUB LAQUK
W. L. Pft.
Medford 2 0 1.000
Eagle Point 0 1 .000
Crater Cubs (CP) 0 1 .000
INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE
W. L.
Medford Yankees .....3 0
Medford Giants ...a 1
Ashland Cardinals 1 1
Central Point Rams 1 1
Ashland Dodgers 3
Central Point Stars ...0 3
Pet.
1. 000
.667
.500
,.500
333
.000
KE WEE LEAGUE
(Southern Division)
W.
Medford Wildcats 4
Medford Tigers 2
Central Point Indians 1
Ashland Bears 0
Ashland Cubs 0
Pet
1.000
.667
.333
.000
.000
(Northern Division)
W. L. , Pet.
central point Braves 3 0 l.ooo
Eagle Point 1 I .500
Jacksonville . 0 3 .000
Intermediate league contin
gents lead off Southern Ore
gon Junior Baseball this
week with three games on
Monday.
Medford Yankees seek to
keep their unbeaten status.
They host the Central Point
Stars. Medford Giants play at
Ashland Cardinals and Ash
land Dodgers at Central Point
Rams. Friday contention in
the loop will have Ashland
Dodgers at Medford Giants,
Medford Yankees at Central
Point Rams and Central Point
Stars at Ashland Cardinals.
In last Friday's tussles the
Yanks tripped the Dodgers 6
to 2 and the Giants edged the
Stars 7 to 5. '
Pee Wee loop games this
Tuesday in the southern divi
sion will have Central Point
Indians at Ashland Bears and
Ashland Cubs at Medford Ti
gers. On Thursday the Ash
land Cubs and Bears are riv
als and Medford Wildcats and
Tigers vie. Eagle Point plays
at Central Point Braves in the
northern division on Thurs
day.
Eagles Play Crater Cuba
In the Cub league oa Wed
nesday Eagle Point will be
guest of the Central Point
Crater Cubs. Central Point
Mustangs will have a non
league brush against Medford.
. Medford's Yankee interme
diates on Friday gained all six
of their runs without a hit in
the fifth inning with four
walks, an error on a sacrifice
and two dropped flies in the
outfield. David Barger, pitch
ing for the Dodgers, was
touched for just two hits, by
Dan Miles and Mike Neat-
hamer. John Rhodes, Jim
Pearson and Steve Clark
rapped two hits each for Ash
land.
The Giants collected two
runs in the seventh frame for
their victory margin on four
bases on balls and a hit by
Ken Eckel. Larry Mason,
pitching for the Stars, whiffed
batters 15 times but issued
eight walks. Medford's Rick
Newland walked five and
fanned five.
The Central Point Rams
and Ashland Cardinals post
poned their Friday game and
will have a doubleheader on
July 25.
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Mprt. Riant 003 020 2 7 7 4
CP Stars . 200 300 05 3 5
Newland ana lass; wasun aim
Armstrong. .
Ash. Dodgers ... 000 101 02 8 6
Jled. Yankees ..000 060 x 6 2 3
Barger and Pearson; Kinney,
Miles IB) ana rnipps.
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Prime Rib
Chicken Seafoods
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Lunch - 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
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and single, the Red Sox pasted
five Yankee pitchers begin
ning with Coates for nine hits.
Coates, whose winning streak
actually stood at 13 carrying
over to the 1959 season, blew
an early 3-0 lead and finally
was chased altogether in the
fourth inning.
Wertz' homer was his ninth
of the season. Gary Geiger
hit his sixth of the season in
the sixth inning off relciver
Duke Maas, while Yogi Berra
touched Mike Fornielcs, who
took over for starter and win
ner Ike Delock in the eighth,
for his eighth.
Whit Sox Edge Indians
Meanwhile, the red-hot Chi
cago White Sox defeated the
Cleveland Indians for the
Reds Trip Braves;
Giants Lose Again
By United Press International
Finch-hitter Dutch Dotterer
singled across the winning
run in the 10th inning Satur
day to pin a 6-5 defeat on the
Milwaukee Braves and break
a five-game Cincinnati Reds'
losing streak.
Dotterer s single off Warren
Spahn drove across Frank
Robinson, who had singled
and moved to second on a
base on balls to Ed Bailey.
The hit gave Spahn his
sixth loss against eight vic
tories after he had entered the
game in the ninth inning when
the Reds tied the score, 5-5.
Bob Grim picked up the vic
tory as the pitcher of record
in the ninth, but it was Bill
Henry who retired the Braves
in order in their half of the
tenth.
Another pinch-hitter, Wil
lie Jones, drove in the tying
run in the ninth for the Reds
off Ron Piche, the second Mil
waukee relief pitcher; Don
Nottebart, who relieved start
er George Brunet, walked
pinch-hitter Harry Anderson
and after pitching two balls
to Jones, was replaced by
Piche.
Pott. Robinson Homer
The Reds had Jumped to a
3-0 lead with one run in the
second inning and back-to-back
homers by Wally Post
and Frank Robinson in the
fourth, but the Braves knot
ted it with three runs in the
fifth off Reds' starter Don
Newcombe.
The three -run Milwaukee
inning was capped by rookie
second baseman Chuck Cot
tier's first major league homer
with Johnny Logan on base.
The Braves added one run
in the sixth on Billy Bruton's
single, a sacrifice and Henry
Aaron s single, and tnen pusn-
Grants Pass Victor
In Medford Relays
A disqualification in the
final Avpnt nf the dav. of a
North Bend relay team, gave
Grants Pass tne winning mar
gin in the first annual Med
ford Relays swimming meet
held at Hawthorne park" pool
yesterday.
The margin victory was
eight points. Grants Pass had
276 and North Bend gained
268. Medford was a distant
third with 204 points.
North Bend tallied 15 firsts
in the 29 events, Grants Pass
tallied only four firsts, but
took the meet on the consis
tent second places. The Cave
men placed two and three
teams in many events. Med
ford garnered six firsts.
The Medford swim team
travels to Klamath Falls next
week end for a dual meet.
BOYS RESULTS:
10 and under , .
Medley North Bend (Popovlch,
Gazeley. McConnell, Sutherland),
Medford, Grants Pass. 2:35.3.
Freestyle North Bend (Mc
Connell, Sutherland, Gazeley. Pop
ovlch), Medford, Grants Paas,
Grants Pass, Grants Pass. 2:01.
11 and 12
Butterfly Roseburg (Williams,
Winters, Frashour. Longfellow),
Grants Pass. 2:18.6.
Backstroke Medford fMcHugh,
Stacy, Carson, Rictor), Grants Paas.
2:32.6.
Breaststroke Grants Pass
(Brown. Freeman. Bergold, New
man), Medford, Grants Pass. 2:53.1.
Medley North Bend (Hflss, Jen
sen, Suslck, Bailey) Medford,
Grants Pass. 2:20.9.
Freestyle Roseburg (Williams,
Winters, Frashour, Barrow) North
Bend, Medford, Grants Pass,
Grants Pass, 1:45.2.
13 and 14
Butterfly North Bend (Jansen,
Harwood, Mlntonye, Popoffj Rose
burg. 1:52.8.
Backstroke North Bend (Jan
sen, Karavanlch, Lee, Ludlow)
Medford. Prlnevllle. 1:58.2.
Rreaststroke North Bend (Sor-
enson, Jansen, Lee, Haas), urania
Pass, Roseburg. 2:22.5.
Medley Modford (Carson, Hess,
Thompson, Haworth) North Bend,
Grants Pass, 1:54.7.
Frcestvle North Bend (Jansen,
jyf. Pnnnff. Mlntonve) Grants Pass.
Prlnevllle, Roseburg, Medford.
1:31.2.
15 and IB
Mnillnu Hrnnfa Pans fPaultlS.
McDonald. Curtis, Plel) North Bend,
Medford. 1:43 3.
Frcestvle Medford (Lyons,
KnoDe. Thompson, Olscn) Grants
Pass, North Bend. 1:30.6.
GIRLS RESULTS:
10 and under
Medley North Bend (Klander,
Harwood, Shrlver, Jansen) Rose
burg, 3:37.3.
fourth straight day, 8-4, and
moved Into third place, only
a half-game back of the sec
ond-place Indians and 3Vi in
back of the Yankees.
The White Sox, who now
have won 11 of their last 15
games, chased lefty Ted Bows-
field before he could retire
a batter in the first inning and
continued their attack against
four relievers. Roy Sievers,
stretching his hitting streak
to 15 games, was the hero
with three hits. Dick Dono
van, who took over for Herb
Score in the second inning.
was the winner.
The Washington Senators,
who have been almost as hot
as the White Sox, rolled to
their sixth victory in the last
ed the score to 5-3 in the
seventh on Joe Adcock's lead
off homer.
The Reds came back to
make it 5-4 in the eighth
when Adcock dropped a
throw on Vada Pinson's
grounder, and singles by Gus
Bell and Post.
Ernie Banks homered in the
12th inning to break a 6-6 tie
and give the Chicago Cubs a
7-6 victory over the flounder
ing San Francisco Giants.
Fine relief pitching by Don
Elston from the sixth inning
on also helped the Cubs send
the Giants down to their fifth
straight defeat.
Antonelli Gets Loss
The Giants built a 6-3 lead
by the fourth inning after
knocking out Dick Ellsworth.
But the Cubs scored three
times in the seventh off Stu
Miller and Johnny Antonelli
and then turned the game
over to Elston. Antonelli was
tagged with the loss, his sixth
against only three victories.
Elston picked up his fifth
victory in nine decisions when
Banks hammered his 26th
homer into the teeth of a hard
wind blowing in from left
field.
LINESCOBES:
(12 lnntnis)
Chicago 201 000 300 0017 18 0
San Fran. 300 300 000 000 S 10 2
Ellsworth. Hobble fl). Schaffer-
noth (6). Elston 17) and Averill:
McCormick. Miller (5). Antonelli
(7) and Schmidt, Landrith (5).
WP Elston 15-4). LP Antonelli
(3-8).
HR Banks (6th).
Cleveland ..201 000 010 9 2
Chicago 530 000 OOx 8 10 1
Bowstleld. unggs Kit, iaunan
rai. Hawkins (7). Locke (8Ui and
Folles. Romano (8): Score. Dono
van (2), Staley (8) and Lollar. WP
Donovan (4-1). LP Bows field
(4-5).
HR Kuenn (6th).
Pittsburgh 000 000 1001 4 1
Philadelphia 000 001 0012 8 1
Law (11-4) ana nurgess; vutucjr
(6-4) and Dalrymple.
Frcestvle North Bend (Harwood.
Jansen, snnver, ruanoer) nose
burg. 2:10.
11 and 12
Backstroke North Bend (An
derson, Raasina, Crossen, Walker)
Rrant, Pans. Grants Pass. 2:03.
Breaststroke Grants Pass (John
son. Turner. Fisher, Moore) ftiea
ford. 2:48.2.
Mprilev North Bend fRaasina,
Sandburg, Walker, Anderson)
Grants pass. z:uj.
Freestyle North Bend (Ander
son. Raasina, Lee. Walker) Med
ford. Grants Pass, Grants Pass.
1:44.9.
11 and 14
Butterfly Grants Pass (Water
man, Fisher, ttergoia, recm. 4:41.0.
Backstroke North Bend (Raas
ina, Sandine, Willis. Roach) Rose
burg, Medford, Grants Pass. 2:06.9.
Medley North Bend (Sandine,
Miller, Willis, noacn) noseourg,
Medford. 2:06.9.
Freestyle North Bend- (Roach,
Sandine. Robertson. Walker) Rose
burg. Medford, Granta Pass. 1:43.
lit anil Ifi
Medley Medford (Wilkes. Hess,
Donanue, wnieii, uranis t-a. 1.,.
Freestyle Medford (Hess. Don
ahue, Wlllett, Preston) Grants
Pass. 1:36.1.
MIXED MEDLEY Medford (B.
Hp,, I. Heu. Wlllett. Lyons)
North Bend, Granta Pass, Med-
lora.
Team scores: Grants Pass, 276;
North Bend, 26B: Medford, 204;
Roseburg, 86; Prineville, 16.
Studs Invited
To Giant Tilts
Central Point - Members of
the Central Point American
Legion junior baseball team
will attend the San Francisco
Giants - Philadelphia Phillies
National league baseball
games at San Francisco on
July 20 and 21 as guests of
the Giants.
Coach Bill Askwith of the
Cheney Studs aggregation re
ported that 17 boys and about
10 adults will make the trip.
The boys will be Intro
duced to Giant players.
The contingent will leave
here on July 19 and will
start for home after the game
on the 21st. Players will stay
at the home of an uncle of
Studs' catcher Ed Allen.
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seven and their second
straight over tho sagging Bal
timore Orioles, 7 - 2, behind
the smoking bat of Harmon
HtUebrcw.
Klllebrow Beats Orioles
Killebrew, plagued by in
juries most of the season,
slammed two homers and a
single to highlight an 11-hit
attack against Hoyt Wtlhelm,
Chuck Estrada and Skinny
Brown. The victory went to
rookie Rudy 'Hernandez who
took over for Hal Woodeshlck
in the seventh, Estrada, who
replaced Wilhelm in the sev
enth and was touched for
three runs, was the loser.
In the only night game, the
Detroit Tigers played the
Athletics at Kansas City.
LIXESCORES:
Washington 000 Oil 0507 11
Baltimore ....ltu uuo out) u
9 o
WoodcschU-k. Hernnndes (7) and
Battey; Wilhelm. Estrada 111,
Brown (8) and Trlandoa. WP
Hernandez (1-0). LP Estrada
(9-5).
HRS Kellebrew (5th & 6th).
New York -.120 000 Oil S 12 1
Boston H11 001 lOx 6 9 0
Coates. Maas (4). James (6). Gab
ler (7), Shantz (7) and Howard:
Delock, Forneiles (8). Borland (9)
and H. Sullivan. WP Delock
(3-3). LP Coates (9-1).
HRS Weru (9th), Geiger (6th)
Berra (6th.
NW Softball
Ladies Led
By Pierce
NORTHWEST WOMEN'S
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
W. L. Pet.
Erv Llnd Florists 14 0 l.ooo
Vanconver. B.C 8 4 .667
McCulloch Chain Saw 5 4 J56
Bremerton. Wash - 5 5 .300
R V Dairy Maids 4 6 .400
Port Aneeles. Wash. 4 8 .333
Portland Martinizers 2 8 .200
Salem Shamrocks 2 9 111
Games Saturday Rogue Valley
at Florists: Port Angeles at Salem
12): Vancouver. U.l... ai Dremenon;
MarUnizers at McCulloch Chain
Saw (Eugenel.
Games Sunday Rogue Valley at
Florists; Vancouver. B.C, at Brem
erton. Portland Pitcher Myrtle
Pierce of Bremerton, Wash.,
took over the batting leader
shin in the Northwest Wom
en's Major Softball league
when her average jumped to
,441 from the previous week s
.429.
Bev Wadsworth, Florist
first baseman, dropped from
.550 to .414 yet held onto sec
ond place. A trio of Vancou
ver, B.C. hitters hold the next
three places. They are Laura
Malesh, .390; Sally McCul
loch, .395, and Shirley Top-
ley, .375.
Florist hurler Louise Maz-
zuca continues to baffle league
batters. She has compiled an
undefeated 8-0 record in first
half play. She has an impres
sive strikeout record .record
ing 131 in 60 innings on the
mound.
Her teammate, Jackie Rice,
also has a perfect record in
four starts this season.
In team statistics, Vancou
ver, B.C., tops the bat parade
with a team average of .245.
Team and individual statis
tics follow:
TEAM STATISTICS
G AM R H Ave.
Vancouver. B.C. 14 326 63 80 .245
Llnd Florists 12 304 42 69 .227
R V Maids 18 316 67 110 .213
Bremerton 14 356 39 67 .190
P A Eagles 14 375 59
McCul. Chain .15 417 37
Portland Mart. 12 298 23
Salem Sham. 13 302 28
67 .170
70 .168
42 .152
43 .142
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Pitching
W
Mazzuca, Flor. ..8
Rice, Flor 4
Hellberg. MarUn. 1
Winn. Eug. 8
Pierce, Brem. 7
Toplcy, Vancou. ..4
Callaghan. R V . 4
Barron, R V 5
Kozak, Martin 3
VanRyswyk, Van. 2
Sundqutst, P A 5
Klrkmire. Eug. .l
Hurley, Salem. 3
Rankin, Eug 0
Bower, Brem 0
F. Wllgus, Mart. 0
L IP H R
0 60 7 0
O 25 S 2
0 11 9 3
3 74 34 20
S 84 34 23
3 54 41 18
4 51 39 29
5 77 64 33
4 50 32 18
3 33 31 21
9 94 72 47
2 18 20 14
8 77 60 34
1 11 20
2 10 14 20
3 13 12 15
Batting
AB R H
,504
34 6 IS
29 2 12
.41 13 16
26 8 10
RBI Av
1 .800
Horton. P A .....
Pierce, Brem
Wadsworth. Flor.
Malesh. Van
McCulloch. Van.
7 .441
6 .414
7 390
10 JA3
8 .370
8 373
0 333
2 300
8 .298
9 .276
Topley, Van.
...40 8 13
ritzwaior. nor.
...33
..12
.30
...47
..20
..35
...34
,..50
.. 8
...29
9
2
Brood, Sal ,
Pfaff. R V
Callaghan, RV.
Wallis. Flor
Owens, R V
Barron, R V
Ircdaie, P A
Lloyd, Flor
Whitehead, Van. .
DuPuls, Eug
Gallcs, P A
5 9
7 14
2 8
3 9
0 9
4 .257
5 .257
9 .260
6 13
0 2
3 7
4 12
I .250
3 ,241
,..50
8 .240
48 12 11
7 .239
Gold Rey Fish Count
WEEK ENDING JULY 9:
Chinook salmon - 1.078
(includes 37.7 per cent jack
salmon).
Summer run sleolhaad -
173.
FULL SEASON:
Chinook salmon - 23,002
(includes 20.9 per cent jack
salmon) line April 7.
Steelhead - 404 lince May
2.
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
siPCDnBirs
3 Dual Winners in Older
Boys Division
Three participants were
double winners yesterday in
the older boys division of the
Southern Oregon All-Comers
track meet at Ashland High
school.
Gil Smith, Grants Pass,
won the 75 yard dash and the
low hurdles, in tho 15-16 years
of age group. Wayne Cowan,
Medford, won the shot put
and discus and Vcrn Swan
son, Central Point, the 220-
yard dash and the high Jump,
Jay Corey, Ashland, took
all the glory in tho boys 10
and other events. He won all
seven contests. Lloyd Zachiir
1ns, Medford, was a four-event
winner in the 11 and 12 cate
gory and Curt Smith won the
other three events. BUI Mills,
Klamath Falls, captured five
tests in the 13 and 14 bracket
and Dale Beare, Medford, was
victor in two,
Doris Johnson was a triple
winner in the girls 10 and un
der division and Danl Bulk-
ley claimed two blue ribbons.
Valerie Corey, Ashland, and
Snlli Eaton, Medford, were
double winners in the 11-12
events.
RESULTS:
Boys 1S-U
70 hlflh hurdles Walt Avers,
Med.; Vern Swanson. CP: Dick
Andrews, Med.; rele naumes, Alea.
.-09 4.
75 Gil Smith. GP: tie second
Swanson, CP, and Frank Van Pelt.
Med.; Ayers, Med.; Scott Eaton,
Med. 08 4.
Shot nut Wnvne Cowan. Med.:
Bill Hanlan. Med.: Van Pelt. Med.:
kick Kicney. rnocn.; rrea nciin.
Med. 50 ft.
220 Swanson. CP: Hanlan. Med.
:33.
aso Dennis Brumbach. Med.:
Hanlan. Med.: Naumes, Med. 2 38.2.
Broad Jump Eaton. ftied.: awan-
son. CP; Andrews, Med.; van reil,
Med. 19-10',.
Pole vault Dave Colwell. Ash.:
Van Pelt. Med.: Naumes, .Med. 11 It.
High lump awanson, ir; ta
lon. .Mea.: ue inira Ananwi,
Med., Van Pelt, Med, and Naumes,
Med. 3-lJ.
440 Hanlan. .Mea.: jieitn. niea-:
Webster. EP. :56 8.
Discus cowan. Med.: Hanlan.
Med.; Smith. GP: Dave Everett,
Ash.; Van Pelt. Med. 121-4
120 low hurdles smith. GP:
Andrews, Med.: Eaton, Med.;
Naumes. Med. :14.2.
Javelin Rlchev. Phoen.: col
well. Ash : Cowan, Med.; Van Pelt.
Med.; John poik. Asn. ioj-x.
Boys 10 and Under
75 Jay Corey. Ash.: Craig Corey.
Ash.; Jeff Jones. Med.; Jay Beach,
Med.: Nick Jones. Med. :11J.
220 Jay Corey, Ash.; Craig
Corev. Ash.: Jay Beach. Med. -36.8.
Shot put Jay Corey, Ash.; Jeff
Jones, Med.; Jay Beach, Med.;
Craig Corey, AstM Nick Jones,
Med. 18-4.
High Jump Jay Corey, Ash.; tie
ror secona, traig t-orey, van., ana
Jay eBach, Med.; Jeff Jones, Med.;
Nick Jones. Med. 3-4 !i.
Broad Jump Jay Corey, Ash.;
Jeff Jones. Med.: Craig Corey, Ash.;
Jay Beach, Med.; Nick Jones. Med.
12 ft.
70 LH Jay Corey, Ash.t Craig
Corey. Ash.; Jay eBach, Med.;
Richard Adams. Med. :138.
330 Jay Corey, Ash.; Jeff Jones,
Med.; Jay Beach, Med.; Nick Jones,
Med.; Richard Adams, Med. MS.
Boys 11 and 12
440 Curt Smith, Med.; Dennis
Bolz, Shoe.; John Ingram, Med.
1:18 2.
70 LH Lloyd Zacharias, Med.:
Dennis Bolz, Phoe. .12.1.
High Jump Lloyd Zacharias.
Med.; John Ingram. Med.; Dennis
Bolz. Phoe.; Ed Markham, Med.
4-6.
Broad Jump Lloyd Zachariaa,
Med.: Ed Markham. Med.; oJhn
Ingram, Med.; Curt Smith. Med.
Shot put Curt Smith. Med.;
Llovd Zacharias. Med John In
gram, Med.; Ed Markham, Med.
Pole vault Curt Smith. Med
John Ingram, Med.; Dennis Bolz,
Phoe.: Ed Markham, Med. 6-6.
75 Lloyd Zacharias, Med.; Rob-
en Auen, ron. :iu.o.
Bovs 13 and 14
75 Bill Mills, KF; Ben Taylor,
Med. :09.
Shot put Bill Mills. KF; Wayne
uook, e.r; uaie ucars, mea.; Lien
nls Brumbach, Med; Ben Taylor,
Med. 45-i;
220 Bill Mills. KF; Wayna Cook,
EP; Dennis Brunbach, Med, 26.
Pole vault Dale Bears, Med.;
Bay -layior. Mea. o-.
High jump Dale Beare, Med.;
Bay Taylor. Med. 4-1.
120 LH Dennis Brumbach,
mea.; uaie ucare, Mea.; icn lay
ior, Med. :17.7.
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SATURDAY NITE JULY 16
West Coast's
Cars and
Time Triad 7 P.M.
ASHLAND
'1,000
of Meet
44011111 Mills. KF: Wnvne Cook
.1-; urunis urumnacn. men. :.iu.o.
Discus Dili Mills, KF, 1)1-6.
Girls 10 and under
ttroad Jump Dorla Johnson,
Ash.; Sally Gitstlneau, Med.; Dnnl
uuiKiey. sn.; Alicia lousy, Med.:
Judy Collivv. Med. 11-1.
2211 UoiTts Johnson, Ash.: Daut
Bulkey, Ash,: Sally Gnstlnenu,
Med.; Comtla mtlkey, Ash.; Alicia
Colley, Med. :3U.
75 Doris Johnson, Ash.; Janice
Rodger. Med.: Cunitie Uulkev, Ash.;
Sally Gastlncau, Med.; DunltN Tay-
jur, niou, m.o
llUll Jump Danl Bulkley, Ash;
Connie llutklcy. Ash., and UiuimII,
Gastlneau. Med., (Ua 3rd); Judy
Vl'IIV). .,IVU. .1 II.
Shot nut Dani Bulklov. Ah
Dorla Johnson. Ash.: Sally Gastln
eau, mcq.; rtosaue uasttnvau, Med,
14-10.
Girls tl and 11
High lump Valerie Corey, Ash.,
and Sally Eaton, Med., ttle 1st);
uijiu iMiiiisuii, am, rim jucvay
Med. 3-0.
Shot put Valeria Corey, Ash.
73 Caralvn Hnvmin tt
Pam McCay. Med.; Sally Eaton,
...cu.: vnii-ric v-orcy. rtsn. :i.
220 Salll Eaton. Med.; Carolyn
ni-wmniL .mco.; i-nin Aicuay, Meu.
Valerie Corey. Ash. :13.3.
llroad Jump Snlli Eaton, Med.
Pam McCay. Med.; Valerie Corey
Ash.; Carolyn Newman, Med. 13.1.
Girls 15 and 16
Shot put Bonnie Polk. Ash. 27-4.
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S-W Floor Covertne- 6 a .7.M1
iimDcr I'rouucia , a 3 .625
Butte Falls ..,4 3 J71
Cheney Studs , 4 4 .500
National t.uard 2 4 .3:1.-1
Mall Tribune 2 3 .286
Civil Service 0 7 .000
Three league games a spe
cial attraction are on the
agenda for Jackson County
Softball association on Mon
day at the senior high school
stadium here.
A special conflict has been
slated between Cal-Shasta of
Yreka, Calif., and S and W
Floor Covering of Medford.
The two are to meet at 9 p.m.
Cal Shasta is chump of the
Yreka league.
Association tussles at 7
p.m. Monday will put Mall
Tribune against Timber Prod
ucts and Lithia Lumber
against Cheney Studs. A 9
p.m. counter matches Civil
Service and Butte Falls.
Wednesday games will
have Timber Products versus
S and W and Civil Service
against the Studs at 7 p.m.
At 9 p.m. Mail Tribune will
play Butte Falls National
Guard will oppose Lithia
Lumber.
Thursday slate for 7 p.m.
Butte Falls versus National
Guard and Lithia Lumber
against Civil Service. Nation
al Guard, doing double duty,
will face Mail Tribune at
9 p.m.
DOGS DRAW CBOWD
Portland (UPD The largest
crowd' in the four years the
Multnomah Kennel club has
held its dog racing seasons at
Fairview park, 18,707, turned
out Friday night for the open
ing of the 1960 season.
Port Townsend, Wash.-fUPD-T
h e Pactific International
Yacht association, crow took
the Jesse L. Carr trophy, sym
bol of supremacy in the Pa
cific Coast Yachting Associa
tion Regatta, here Friday by
winning three straight races.
The five-man crew beat one
from the Yacht Racing associ
ation of San Francisco bay in
the final event of the week
long PCYA regatta.
Fastest - Finest
Drivers
PURSE
Fint Race at 8 P.M.
SPEEDWAY
Medford's
Net Crews
Defeat KF
Medford boys and n.liin city
tennis tennis defeated Klam
ath Fulls rivals Frlduy ut
Kliimutli Fulls.
Hoys and girls aggregations
cucli won B to 2.
Medford boys won three
singles and both doubles
mutches. For the Roguo valley
team Gary Highland defeated
John Mice, 3-ti, (1-2, 0-2; Jim
Hutch bout Bob Gmttum, 2-0,
-2, 0-1; and A. T, Highland
downed David Glel, U-4, 8-3,-In
singles. In doubles Scott
Carpenter and John McKlnley
won from Graham and Keith
Buxtor. 4-8, 8-0, 8-2; and Gary
Highland and Hutch trimmed
Rico and Dalo Phclphs, 8-4,
6-4.
No. 4 singles tussle was the
highlight of tho day. Carpen
ter won tho mldtlla set from
Ralph Warner, Klamath Falls,
13-11. Warner took tho tussle
with 8-4 margins In the first
and third sets.
Baxter Victor
Klamath's Baxter won the
No. 1 hoys' singles, 6-4, 8-2,
over McKlnley.
Medford girls won four sin
gles and ono doubles tiffs.
Nnncy Hlnman started It with
a 8-2, 8-0, win over Eunice
Anderson. Mary Walsh de
feated Ginger Learning, 6-3,
4-8, 7-5; Jun Stewart subdued
Anita Andorson, 8-2, S-7, 8-4;
and Paula Lawcry wits victor
over Kuren Olson, 8-4, 8-4.
The duo of Laura Bittzcr and
Hinman won from Learning
and Gail Case, 0-4, 7-5.
Klamath's Miss Case was
singles winner over Miss Bat
zcr, 8-3, 8-4; and tho KF crow
of Anderson and Anderson de
feated Misses Stewart and
Lowery, 8-1, 6-2.
Tho Medford learns will go
to Grants Pass next Friday. I
Water Safety Aid
Class To Open at Y
Medford YMCA will hold
it's water safety aid class dur
ing July.
It will start July 13 and
will meet each Wcdncsduy
from 4:45 to 8 p.m.
Dr. William Roberts, Lancll
Wilkes and David Curzon will
instruct the class.
Purpose is to teach those.
attending how to assist in
swimming instruction and to
help train future swimming
Instructors. Those enrolled
will be taught different teach
ing techniques, record keep
ing and maintenance of show
er rooms and pool areas.
To enroll ono must be 14
years of age and hold a Junior
or senior life savins certifi
cate. '
The class will be taught In
accordance with the Red '
Cross system so that the stu
dents may receive Red Cross
water safety aid badges and
cards, 1
Attention
Ford Owners...
SPECIAL NUMBER 1
Power Saver "Aluminized" Muffler
Here's What You Geti
A Gsnulna Ford "Aliimlnlitd" Muffler (hit last
Up to Twlet as Longl
Export Installation!
Mora Powar on Lou Gal with tho Muffler that's
mado by Ford for YOUR Ford Modal!
Here's What We Do:
Imttll Naw Genulna Cord Ignition Points ind
Condenser.
Clean and Ragap Spark Plugs.
Set Ignition Timing and Adjust Carburetor for
Summer Driving.
Cheek Fan and Ganarator Balti; All Horn and
Connection!
For Convenient Appointment Call Service Manager
CRATER LAKE MOTORS
Timing Association
Drag Racing Today
There will bo notion on tho
While City tlrng sliip again
today when Southern Oregon
Timing usoi'lnllou conducts oe-
culoriitlou tests and oliiiiini
tion runs,
More than 100 coiilesliinls
are expected to bo on hand
striving to shatter strip rec
ords. Competition entrants
will attempt to exceed t h o
present gasoline mark of
145.03 miles per hour, A $100
savings bond will go to the
breaker of this standard which
Is now held by Warren Wolsh,
Reno, Nov.
If no one wins tho bond this
week, It will bo raised to $125
for the July 24 moot.
A special feature today will
be tlirt-o match races between
tho Siinds-IGi'gutT, Class A
compltlon cotiM from Central
point and tho Wheelers club
Zombie of Modford, Ono will
bo held 'at 11 a.m., ono Just
lifter lunch and the other dur
ing eliminations. Winner of
two out of the three races will
get a S25 bond and the Class
trophy.
The two machines have de
veloped keen rlvnlry In While
City and Redding, Calif.,
meets this season. Presently,
the Zombie, chauffvured by
Hud Hewitt, has tho cdRc, de
feating the Larry Sumls-sklp-pcred
cor In two of three
meets. The bond has added to
Sands' incentive to even tho
score.
' Jim Wilson, top ollmlnator
in the past two meets Is slated
to roturn In this dragster.
Time trials are to start at
9 a.m. with elimination to be
conducted after lunch. Tro
phies will go to class winners,
4k IL
TUESDAY MORNING
Buster Brown Shoe Store
15 So. Central Fluhrcr Bldg.
SPECIAL NUMBER 2
"Gas Saver" Summer Tune-Up
Main and Fir
SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1000
for tup time and for eliminat
or honors.
No vehicle will he allowed
to compete unless II pnnaes
llin rigid safety Inspection Unit
will ho mailo.
SOTA urriclals said that
spectators nro Invited and that
the Itnnd Knights cur club uf
Ashland will operate con
cession stand.
HUSKIES FAVORED
Sun Francisco -IW'D- Univer
sity of Washington will win
the 1 1)00 Big Five Football
championship, con f o r on c o
publicity directors hellevo.
The directors, not voting for
their own schools, gavo the
defending Rose Howl chumps
IS of 10 possible points Frl
day, USC run second, with 13,
followed by UCLA, II, Call,
forlu, 8, and Stanford, fi.
One tost drive spoils It (or other
compact and Imported cars
VOLVO
honest performance;
penny-pinching economy
Stevens
Auto Sales
505 N. Central SP 3-3655
We Are Not Going
to Monkey Around!
We Will Ba
CLOSED
ALL DAY
MONDAY
JULY 11
to mirk all SPRING
and SUMMER SHOES
down lo Rock Bottom
Prices. Sal will start
at 9 a.m.
a I low
11
95
Installed
(most Fordi)
$A95
8
(Parti &
Labor)
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