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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. WEDNESDAY. JULY 13. U60 Red Schoendienst Future Challenged by Cottier Bv FRED LINDECKE , Milwaukee, Wis.-fflPD - The futureo of Red Schoendienst as the starting second baso- i man ol the Milwaukee Braves : might well be measured In 30 or 40 batting points. The 30 to 40 points referred 1 to are not those on Schoen- dlcnst'i batting average they're how much Chuck Cot ' tier needs to raise his batting ; mark In order to keep the ; Braves' second base position for good. At the start of this month when Cottier was recalled 1 from Louisville, It appeared that Manager Charlie Dressen had just decided to give Scho endienst a few days' rest when he began starting the 24-year- old rookie at second base. Schoendienst's batting aver- School Board Wants Tourney Kept at Eugene Eugene-WPD-The Eugene School District No. 4 board of directors has gone on rec ord in favor of keeping the Oregon state Class . A-l high school basketball tournament In Eugene. The board in a resolution addressed . to the Oregon Scholastic Activities associa tion, said that under the di rection of the Eugene Active club for the past 13 years, the tournament had provided good supervision in private homes for students, a whole some atmosphere, and an op portunity for high school youngsters to visit the univer sity campus. The Eugene board directed Superintendent Millard Z. Fond to forward the resolu tion to the OSAA and also to the Oregon Association of School Boards. The new Portland Exposition-Recreation center has re quested that the tournament be moved to Portland in 1962. The 1961 tournament is al ready scheduled for Eugene. A committee here has been active in attempting to block the move to Portland. The OSAA at its May meeting di rected its secretary-treasurer,. A. Oden Hawes to poll Ore gon school boards and admin istrators on their feelings about the tournament loca tion. ; Oldfield, Wood In Tourney Tie Bend-fflPB-A pair of veter ans sharred medalist' honors In the qualifying rounds of tne Oregon Professional Golf association tournament here with two-under par 70's. Wendell Wood of Eugene and Ed Oldfield carded the low scores. Boots Porterfield was tied with Portland's Bob Duden two strokes back at 72. Port erfield is making a bid for a third consecutive OPGA title. Eddie Hogan was three back with a 73 one stroke better than Melvin Cross and Bob Litton. Seven golfers tied with 76. Joev Giambra Defeats Hughes Fort Erie, Ont. (UPD - Joey Giambra, who once was a top ranked contender for the mid dleweight crown, says after one more fight he'll be ready for champion Gene Fullmer. "I'm hungry for Fullmer," said the Buffalo-born Giam bra after scoring a second- round knockout over BobDy Hughes of Erie, Pa., Tuesday night at the Fort Erie arena. Tne zu-year-old Giambra, returned to the ring where he started his professional ca reer 11 years ago, finished off Hughes with a hard right and and explosive left at 2:42 of the second round. . 3 'lKtt-f fj. OW.ImKlCMXiwHW.it.l'M." age at the time had slipped from above .400 early in the season to the .230 level, and considering that he had Just made a surprising comeback from a year's layoff due to tuberculosis, a short rest seem ed to be what the doctor ordered. But now the signs are def inite that if Cottier, a clean cut kid from Delta, Colo., can Just raise his .200 batting av erage a little bit, he's going to put Schoendienst out of the starting lineup for good at least with the Braves. Schoendienst has not start ed a game since July 1, and aDDeared only once as a pincn- hitter since then. Dressen has already decided that Cottier is a better fielder men Sscno- endienst and is prepared to give the kid a good long shot at the job. For Schoendienst it is al most an unbelievably fast shift of fortune. Before the season started, rtea sam ne was fully recovered from the tuberculosis and ready to play, but on one else was really sure. Then the season started, and immediately S c h o e ndienst proved he was able bodied. Sign Up Days Set for Class At Jackson Pool Registration for the city's second session of swimming classes at the Jackson park pool will start Thursday, July 21, and run through Sunday, July 24. Classes for the second ses sion of swimming instruction will start on Monday, July 25, and run through Aug. 5. Parks and Recreation Direc tor Robert Haworth points out that this schedule is dif ferent than the one that was publicized at the beginning of the season. A postponement in the schedule was necessary, he said, due to repainting of the Jackson park swimming pool. The schedule for Hawthorne pool will remain the same, he noted. A special swimming class for Gold Hill residents starts Monday, July 18 at Jackson pool and will continue through July 29. The third session of city sponsored swimming classes will start on Aug. 8. Haworth said if there is a demand for further swimming instruction there will be a fourth session starting Aug. 22. Hunting Permit Requests Due For Antelope Portland-Bie game hunters are advised they have until July 18 to submit applications for this year's antelope hunt. Aug. 1 for controlled deer seasons, Aug. 8 for unit deer permits, and Aug. 29 for elk permits. These are tne closing dates for submitting applica tions and those received by the game commission after the closing deadlines will not be included in the public draw ings. The public drawing to de termine successful applicants for the antelope hunt will be held on July 25. A total of 900 antelope permits will be issued for the six antelope units. A fee of $5.00 must be remitted with each applica tion. This fee will be return ed to hunters unsuccessful in the drawing. Hunters receiv ing antelope tags in the past two years are not eligible to apply this year. Drawing date for the con trolled deer seasons is set for Aug. 8, drawings for unit deer permits, Aug. 15, and for elk permits, Sept. 7. Hunt ing licenses and application forms are now available through all license agents. The game commission urges all hunters to get their ap plications in as soon as pos sible. PISTONS ACQUIRE OHL Detroit (UPD Ex-Illinois guard Don Ohl was acquired by the Detroit Pistons from the Philadelphia Warriors Monday in a National Basket ball association deal that in volved "considerably more than the $500 waiver price," according to Piston General Manager Nick Kerbawy. NAME ALL-STAR UMPIRES Denver -(UPD- American As sociation President Ed Do herty has named Walter Doyle, Dave Carabba, Barney Deary and Bill Klnnamon as umpires in the league's July 18 All-Star game here. The league-leading Denver Bears will play stars from the other association teams. MRS. BELL CONSIDERATE Cincinnati, Ohlo-IUPIl- Mrs. Joyce Mae Bell, wife of Cin cinnati Reds outfielder Gus Bell, Is a very considerate woman, She waited until her husband was free during the All-Star game break to have her seventh child Tuesday at Good Samaritan hospital, She gave birth to a seven-pound, six-ounce boy. Auto Races Slated for Saturday Super-modified auto racing returns to Ashland speedway this Saturday night. Time trials arc set for 7 p.m. and the first race is planned for 8 p.m. Promoter Jack McCoy has just returned from a Cali fornia trip. He conferred with racing club officials and oth er track managers to work out an agreement so that race dates will not conflict. This means that each track can have a larger field of cars on its operating night. Gene's garage, Klamath Falls, is building a new car which will be driven by Dale Hankins at Ashland this Sat urday. This car has several unique modifications. It is powered by a Ford Thunder bird engine which is boosted by a supercharger. This ve hicle looks like a real 'bomb." Clark Coming Sherman Clark, Yuba City, Calif., is to return with the Corvette-powered No. 14 Blue Chip special which won the last main event at Ashland. With the auto he swept the last card at Klamath Falls. Last Saturday at Redding, Calif., he won his heat and the main. Sherm indicates he'll gun for the lion's share of the $1,000 purse. Joe C a p p e 1 1 o, Alturas, Calif., second in the main at the last Klamath outing, will have his fast Chevrolet at Ashland this Saturday. It will be his first appearance at the Valley View oval. However. he's reportedly a driver who isn t bothered by a strange track. Napoleon Reyes Picked To Pilot Shifted Team Jersey City, N.J.-IUPD- Na poleon Reyes; 40-year-old for mer New York Giants infield- er, will take over as tempor ary manager of the transplant ed Jersey City baseball club when it plays its first Interna tional League game here Fri day night. Reyes, whose job is scouting for the Cincinnati Reds in the U.S. and the Caribbean is lands, will handle the team until a permanent manager can be hired. Tony Castano resigned as manager last week when the International League ordered the transfer of the Cuban Sugar Kings from Havana to Jersey City because of un settled conditions in Cuba. United Press International Herb Moford, 3 31 - year- old right-hander who had trials with a few major league clubs, pitched a one-hit game Tuesday night, enabling the last-place Miami Marlins to beat the transplanted Jersey City club, 4-0. The only hit Moford yielded was a second-inning single by second baseman Pompey Da valli of Jersey City. The vic tory was Moford's fourth against seven defeats. In other games, the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Buf falo Bisons, 7-4; the Columbus Jets edged the Richmond Vir ginians, 4-5, and the Roches ter Red Wings beat the Mon treal Royals, 6-1. Coast League Play Resumes United Press International The California faction of the Pacific Coast league swings back into action to night while the rest of the league grabs another day's rest. San Diego and Sacramento will meet in the Solons' home park, the first PCL game to be played since Monday's All Star contest at Spokane. A full schedule of games is on tap for Thursday. San Diego will again be at Sacra mento while Vancouver plays at Portland, Spokane opens a series at Seattle, and Salt Lake hosts Tacoma. SOFTBALL GAMES Four games are on tht Jackson County Softball as sociation slate at the Med for High stadium this v n i n g. At 7 p.m. Timbar Products is to play S and W Floor Covering and Civil Service is to meet the Studs. Games at 9 p.m. will be Mall Tribune against Butt Falls and National Guard against Llthia Lumber. NEED CR OIL SEALS? CALL SP 2-5227 FAU "rss 126 North Front MEDrTODwA&TRIBUNf; SIPODIffiTS- SCORES KNOCKOUT Benny (Kid Paret) -of Cuba lands right to head of Garnet (Sugar) Hart of Philadelphia during their non-title bout at Madison Square Garden, New York, last night. Paret, world welterweight champ, knocked out Hart in the sixth round of a scheduled ID-rounder. IUPI Telephoto) Kid Paret Halts Hart New York lUPD - Welter weight champion Benny (Kid) Paret, who knocked out Sugar Hart in a non-title bout, will make his first defense of the 147-pound crown against Ar gentina's Federico Thompson at Madison Square Garden, Oct. 15. Cuban Benny, 23, knocked out slender Hart of Philadel phia at 2:36 of the sixth round in their non-title bout at the Garden Tuesday night with a right to the chin. It was such a hard right that 24-year-old Hart said: "When it hit me the lights went out. And when they came on again, I found I had been counted out." The blow stretched him on his back. Johnston Paces French Tourney Paris-(VPD-Bill Johhnston of Provo, Utah, the American favorite in the French Open golf championship following the rejection of Arnold Pal mer's entry, carried a one stroke lead into today's final two rounds of the tourna ment. L Johnston( a 35-year-old U.S. tournament professional cur rently on his first golfing tour of Europe, shot rounds of six-under-par 66 and 70 Tuesday on the St. Cloud course and emerged the only one of 13 Americans with a chance for the championship. Leopold Ruiz of Argentina was second with rounds of 67 and 70, while Sebastian Mi guel of Spain (67-71) and Bobby Verney of South Afri ca (71-67) were tied for third at 138. GAIN GOLF FINALS Aberdeen, Wash. - (UPD -Tommy Everham of Aberdeen and Chuck Congdon of Ta coma advanced to the finals Tuesday in the Washington State Professional Golf As sociation tournament here. HUFFMAN NAMED Baker -aiPD- Earl Huffman, 32, who compiled a 31-12 won loss record during the past four years at Kalama, Wash., has been named football coach at Baker High school, it was announced Tuesday. He will replace Stan Smith, who resigned to become coach at Ashland High school. Huff man is a graduate of the Uni versity of Idaho. Forest Grove-UIPD-The Dal las Cowboys, newest team in the National Football league, announced Tuesday at their training site here that they have obtained eight-year NFL veteran linebacker Leo San ford from the Baltimore Colts in a trade. The Colts will re ceive a Dallas draft choice in 1961. 100 NIUTDM. Wild 0I8TIUIO fHOM tlM M Ihroaghoat tie irorW.;. ! ; - f Vt - J liilBSfflBillfi M Jmimxa 7A BOWLING SIMMERKTTES Standings: Strike Outs Bell Ringers ..... Pin Plcker The Hazel Nuti ... Ten Pins Hits ft Mrs. Strlkeltes Spllu W. L. a l-j 20 is ,.19 17 .1B IS i a is 18 IB . ..t ao .. 11 33 Results: Strike Outs 3', (M. Chandler 1601 2008; Ten Pins Is (S. Brooks 1-181 1099. Strikettcs 4 (R. Weld r on mil 2105; Bell Ringers 0 (A. Ooleiuhek 163i 1050. Hazel Nuts 3 (R. Miller 1031 3038: Pin Pickers 1 tR. Carpenter 158) 1941. Splits 3 IB. Peck MS) 1903: Hits & Mrs. 1 ID. Stone 1321 1-119. High game Roberta Miller 163. ST. MARY'S JUNIORS (Mixed Doubles) Standings: W. Alley Angels ........m.7 Pin Blasters 3 Flawless Four 4 Is Alley Oops 31j Lazy Loafers ........H.......H...3 Nameless Four I Results: Pin Blasters 3 (Don Davy 389. Linda Lewis 3431 1079: Lasy Loaf ers 2 (Dave Rouhler 439. Barbara Lewis 3031 2031. Alley Angels 4 iRIc Carrara 433. Kathle Hout 3421 1996: Alley Oops 0 (Gordon Davis 302, Linda Wilkes 3151 1844. Flawless Four 4 (Dick Evans 426, Daryl Zapell 312) 1S38; Name less Four (forfeit). TUESDAY'S MIXF.D DOUBLES W. L. Jazzers . .... 22 10 Straight Shots 31 11 Night Crawlers - 20 'i lUi Night Hawks 19 13 Ingle Eyes . 18 14 Half Shots . 17',i H!i PindUJters 17 15 Grey Walls 18 18 Channel Cats 13 'j IS 'i Culls 14 18 Pot Shots 12'i 101, Head Pins U'j Uli Plunks Ills 20!, Mop Ups 7 23 Results: Night Crawlers 4 (W. Bailey. D. Duscnbury 4311 3128: Night Hawks 0 Uan Anderson 423) 2000. Mop Ups 0 (Pete Doty 441) 2063: Jazzers 3 (Dick Weber 6211 2240. Channel Cats 4 IBob Dyer 373) 2238; Pot Shots 0 (Ruth Thurman 4061 1930. HalfshoU 2'i (Frank Lovelt 34.1) 213a; Plunks M, (Bob Keoua 483) 2100. Culls 1 (Marlon Hall 483) 3ISI: Straight Shot, 3 (Ed Learning 384) 2315. Grey Walls 1 (Cliff Craves 401) 2127; Pindusters 3 llrvln Url 486) 2217. Eagle Eyes 1 (Glenn Hale 366) 2177; Head Pins 3 (Glen Truly 406) 2226. High games Shy Callaghen 313; Ed Learning 313: Gertie Blind 301: Bob Dyer 224. 203: Ralph Brock 201; Dick Weber 254, 209. TUESDAY MIXED LEAGUE (Roxy Ann Lanes) Standings: W. I.. Boobs 10 13 Misfits 19 13 Leisure Timers 19 13 Slow Pokes 16 16 Sweet Peas 18 16 Tigers 14 . 16 Hot Shots 14 18 Flub Dubs - II 31 Results: Slow Pokes 1 (Gen Brooks .159) 2035: Misfits 3 (Ken Dixon 332) 3098. Sweet Peas 0 (Spud Parsons 409) 1094; Leisure Timers 4 (Jim Hen nebeck 572) 2215. Hot Shots 4 (Chuck Snedden 309) 2152; Tigers 0 (Dick Adklns 482) 1081. Flub Dubs 1 (Leonard Chandler 443) 2047; Boohs 3 (Wally Norum 30.11 2164. High games Ken Dixon 224, Jim Hcnnebeck 213, Gene Brooka 312, Marge Hennebeck 179, The world's highest cable car is in the French Alpine resort of Chamonix. It rises to 12,605 feet in 25 minutes up the slopes of Mont Blanc. PMCF e Mnorl Off Oil CO, til, UMM, U. Tri-City Keeps Slim Lead in NW By ROY WEBSTER United Press International : The booming bats of Hurry Dunlop and Wait O'Noll paced the way to an 8-4 Tri-City win over Salem Tuesday night and kept the Braves half a game ahead of second place Lewlston In Northwest league action. The Broncos came from be hind at Yakima to edgo out an 11-10 win with four runs in the ninth. Eugene found it pretty easy going against Wenntcrleo, de feating the Chiefs 10-6. Dunlop batted In three runs for the Braves and O'Ncil hud four singles in five times up to give Tri-Clty pitcher Ernie Oostervccn his fifth win In seven decision. Lewlston trolled going into the bottom of the ninth, 10-7. Yakima reliefer Archie White then loaded the sacks with three walks and Ray Tabbachl knotted the score 10-10 with a triple. Sal Ferrera singled in the winning tally. Ed Zander hit his 17th hom er for Yakima in the seventh with one on. The runs brought his RBI total to 78. Zander leads the league in both de partments. Three runs in the third fol lowing three in the second and one In the first were enough to cinch the Eugcnc Wcnatchee contest. The Em eralds collected total of 13 hits with Danny Sommers getting three, one a double. Tigers Subdue Cub Crew 20-1. Medford Tigers bolstered their hold on second place In the Pee Wee league southern division baseball standings yesterday by flailing the Ash land Cubs 20 to 1. The Tigers ran up 13 of their runs in the first Inning. Jim Brennan, Bruce Bcrtrand and Dick . Anderson each homered for the Medford club and Gregg Dlppcl homered for Ashland. . Medford scoring was with the aid of 10 hits and 12 bases on balls. Ashland got two hits, both off Mike Furrcr, who went to the hill In the second inning as a . relief pitcher. linescores: Ash Cubs 010 00 t 13 Med. Tigers . ..(13)04 3x 20 10 0 Graves. Georgian (3) and Nel son: Hlckey, rurrer (1) and Clave. Barry (2). Money Saved in Home Freezer Buy It's true that, with wise In season purchasing and plan ned use of freezer space, a home food freezer will save a considerable amount of money. But, to many homcmakers - especially those. who work - the best thing about the freezer is the convenience. The freezer saves a busy homemaker countless hours of work and worry every month. She's always ready for unex pected guests. She spends a minimum of time on meal preparation - s a v es her nerves extra wear and tear on particularly frantic days. Add the ease and conven ience of a freezer to the sav ings you can make on in-sca-son or special sale food pur chases - and it's no wonder that home freezers are rapid ly gaining in popularity. To day, a modern food freezer is among the essentials for efficient, economical, and hap py home management. At birth the opossum weighs less than a paper match. It lives in its mother's poueh for many weeks before venturing into the world. All of the senior high schools In Japan, and 80 per cent of primary and junior high schools are equipped with libraries. 25-Year-Old Broad Jump Mark May Be Broken as Result- of Bowerman Runway Innovation Eugene - turn - Bill Bower mnn, world famous votunin .Unlvomlty of Oregon dlslHiieo conch, hits Introduced n device- he thinks will help break tho 25-yenr-old broiid Jump record of Jesse Owens. Bowcrmtm's limovnttim Is u wooden elovnted rubber us-phatt-covcrcd runway Hurt It got its baptism lust week end STANDINGS NOKTIIWKST I.KACUIK United Press International W. I Pel. Oil Trl-Clly 9 4 .una Lewlston 9 9 .1142 Yakima 8 .1171 1, Wenatclie .......... 8 7 .418 3j Salem S 7 .4111 3i Eugene 3 10 .230 t Wednesday's Hesults Trl-Clty 8. Salem Lewlston It, Yakima 10 Eugene 10. Weuali-llee d INTKKNATIONAI. l.KMU'K W. I.. Pit. (Ill Toronto S.l 27 .1171 lluffalo 411 37 ..134 Oil Richmond .- 4H 42 ;U:i II Jersey City .... 40 44 .4711 18 Hncheater .1" 42 .473 111 Montreal 3.1 4.1 .444 111 'I Columbus 37 49 .430 20 Miami 33 91 .407 II Roberts Resigns Post as Player Representative New York IUPD - M a 1 o r league players and club own ers have voted for relatively minor revisions in pension fund and schedule fields but ducked t h e major Issue of what to do about expansion. Major results from Tues day's two separutc meetings during the All-Star interlude were: 1. Robin Roberts resigned his three player-representative posts after being one of the players' most articulate spokesmen for seven years. 2. The American league "caught up" to the National league when it agreed to start Its 1061 season on April 11. It also decided to have Inter sectional "openers" for the first time In major league history. 3. Both the player repre sentatives, meeting with base ball's top brass, mid Ameri can league club owners, meet ing In closed session, decided to defer comment on expan sion to some future date. 4. The players asked that managers be Included In their lush pension fund that brings as much as $550 a mouth to retired players, but the mat ter was rcforrcd to the hands of the pension actuaries to see whether the plan was feasible. TIGERS RECALL REGAN Detroit IUPD - Righthander Phil Regan, who compiled a 0-3 record with Denver of the American Association, has been brought up by the De troit Tigers. NEED TIMKEN BEARINGS? CALL SP 2-5227 FAM BEARINGS Inc. 126 North Front coming next TW&GlcIjr j ' SPORTS: Frank Howard The Dodger's $108,000 1 "V Problem Child .J fiT ' HOME: ) Jt ' , Are Money Quarrels 'iyr f ununited nij" Your Marriage? FICTION: s To Angie With Love ' PERSONALITY: Lucille Ball Bachelor Girl , ' FOOD: ' Chilled Soups . ' , HUMOR! , Quips and Quotes ; FUN FOR ' Junior Treasure In the national dui'iitlilon chnmplomiltlps hero, The result proved Its su periority over tliu oonvtmllmi. ul (Hit and tho iiHpliult-liild-on-dlrt runways, A majority of tho duvathlon men bettered their hriiiifl Jump norms and tho winner of tho event, Mike I Ionium of the Now York Athlolle club, soared 2(1 feel, 3 Inches (or u new llnywurd field record and a top leap of his career. Said Phil Millkey of Mem phis, Tonii,, a schoolteacher who turned In a Jump of 24 feet, 4 lit inches: "It's faster, I always use exactly 100 feel for my run but on Bower mini's runway 1 use 109- II gives mo nn added advantage. It's more solid and it gives me better footing." The s a in c runway here might Just provide a record shattering performance since It will bo used July 110 In one of three preliminary Olympic meets by the United States Olympic track team. That'll mean Ralph Boston, NAIA and AAU broad Jump champion who has (lone 2(1 feet, tl'a Inches, will be using it along with other Olympic squad broad Jumpers Anthony Watson and Bo Robertson, who have both dune close to 28 foot. "Why, Boston may do 28 feet here," said Bowerman. SKATER RETIRES Chicago mru - A familiar fnco will be absent from Na tional Hockey league penalty boxes next season. Ted Lind say has retired. Lindsay, one of hockey's fiercest competitors, told the Black Hawks olflt-c in Chi cago Tuesday that ho has de cided to hang up his stick for good alter 10 years In the NHL. $2,895.00 Why buy a small car when you can enjoy the SAFETY, COMFORT and ECONOMY of a new, fullsize Oldsmobile for only $2,895 deliv ered in Medford? ! ? Price includes oil filter, directional signals & many other standard fac tory items-plus heater and defrost ers, license, polish and tank of gas. $2,895.00 See It Today ! ! "Oldsmobile Sales & Service" DARRELL MILLER CO. 415 South Riverside - . KIDS: Chest m ,)',' - ' A 1 t ' , 1 i . I . M i, 1 ; Women's Golf JUNIOR DIVISION Winners lust week In Itogtia Viillcy Country club Junior girls golf pluy were Umi'la LcgiiH wllh ii low net "f mid Vleld Voi'hi'ls with 4, Girls not Muled In Ihe pair ings which follow limy, never theless, piny on Friday, Start ing lime will lie 0 tun, JULY II PAIIIINOS! 0 a m., Kalhlren llsrlels. Vlrkl Vorhels, Pinii Mimroo: scorer: Mrs, llal,h O'Doll. 11:10 a.m., 1'oilrlury O'llrll, Nusail lleiieall, Terry Pills scorer: Mrs. Unhurt Mflutyre. fl 20 a. It., Dehtile Htanley, Ihireen Tay lor, Marianne ItnaliKe: scorer: Mrs, Dnrtillty Monroe. 8:30 a.m., I'sllt Clark. Cory nickels, (Ihmy Clark; ciiier: Mrs, M. L. Vurhrls. 8:41) a in.. Vli-kl Mllncs, Nlianmm Mi Inlyle. Juitv Johnson; scorer, Mrs, IIIi-Iihi-iI hYitvvium. 8 30 n.ui, Hose nnne Lrgns. Mli-hele l.lllrell. Laurie) Lcuas; scorer: Mrs. Ilrure Hlniilev, U a in., Janet Price. Caron Schwann, Lvnn llullrrllelit; scorer: Mrs. Harold Llllrell. Itilrla uualile In play are asked lu lelrlilloue MP 3-3907.) Jordan Arrives For Moyer Tiff Portland - UPD - Don Jor dan arrived here Tuesday for his Friday night fight with Phil Moyer. The former welterweight champion said ho wasn't tak ing Phil Moyer lightly, he cause he guts a chance Aug. 22 to retain the welterweight crown in a bout with Benny (Kid) Parol. mcmurtrTbanned Portland -Htlu Th Port land boxing commission Tuesday night banned Pat McMurtry, Tacoma heavy wvigni, irom ugnting in lh Portland art. Th com mission approvsd a mdica! suspension ol th 38 yar old Tacoma boxr allar Dr. Jack Battalia, commission member, reported that x Unsiv md!cal xamlna Hon hav showed that Mc Murtry has iul(rd brain damag. Medford week! Mail Tribune SUNDAY July 17th ' rj : 1 i 1
