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miDAY, JULY IS, I960
Modford Rifle Club To Host
Central Pacific Region Shoot
. For the first time in the
history of the sport in south
ern Oregon, Medford Rifle
and Pistol club will be host
to national regional cham
pionship match of the Na
tional Rifle association.
' Central Pacific regional .22
caliber rifle contention will
be conducted on Saturday
and Sunday, July 16 and 17,
at the Medford club's outdoor
range on East Vilas rd, near
Woods, Water, Wildlife
By Hank DeVoss
It is somewhat satisfying
to note that the fact-finding
committee appointed by t h e
county court to investigate
the pollution of Bear creek
lias come up with a report
stating that the creek is pol
luted. The committee also has
made several recommenda
tions that would remedy the
situation and it is hoped that
the county court will find the
means whereby the recom
mended steps can be put into
effect.
WATER AND AIR
One of the questions on
an IQ lest aski what way
water and air are timilar.
The best answer it that they
are necessary for life. Our
problems concerning water
and air bare io do with
their purity, rather than
lheir availability. It seems
somewhat paradoxical that
man louses up two of hii
basic necessities in his at-'
tempts to provide other ne
cessities. We are all aware
of the filthy condition of
Bear creek but the filthy
condition of our air becomes
apparent when we go to
the edge of the valley and
look back to the center.
This is man-created and can
be man-cured.
NO JACKS
There are some anglers who
still believe jack salmon are
legal to catch, providing they
are under 20 inches. Page 27
of the angling synopsis clear
ly states that salmon and
Jacks have the same season
and bag limits. Other anglers
are of the belief that jacks
have no part in the spawning
of the larger salmon and that
they are wasted when denied
to the angler at this time of
the year.
JACK INSURANCE
According to the man
who knows, the jack hat a
definite place in the repro
duction of the chinook sal
mon runs. He is insurance
thai no female will go un
attended during the spawn
ing period. Biologitit have
observed large females far
up tributary ttreams with
small jack salmon in at
tendance. It was further ob
served that as the stream
flow lessened, no large
male salmon was able to
make it through the low
water to the female. How
aver, since the jack was
sexually mature, he was
well able to perform the
task of fertilising the eggs
of the female.
TIME MARCHES ON
We are closer to the actu
ality of having a streamside
rearing pond in southern Ore
gon. The game commission is
asking for bids for tne reno
vation of the Medco pond and
Installation of outlet facilities.
They are asking that bids be
submitted only by tnose con
tractors who can start imme
diately. The success of this
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DARRELL MILLER CO.
415 South Riverside
the Crater Lake highway
Four Corners.
The region is one of 12 and
reaches from Canada to
Fresno, Calif. Winners of the
NRA regionals, along with
other leading shooters, will
vie for national champion
ships next month at Camp
Perry, Ohio.
A great array of distin
guished shooters is gathering
for the regional event. Len
C. Living, New Westminster,
B. C, one of Canada's lead-
undertaking may shorten the
time it will take to reverse
the declining trend in our
migratory fish runs.
MORE FISH
The game commission will
complete the final plant
ing of 23,000 hatchery fish
by the end of the week. The
plants will be made in those
sections of the watershed
that receive the heaviest
fishing. These fish should
be 10 inches to a foot long
and will provide plenty of
sport at that sine.
FOR FISH LAKE
There should be a few
smiles elicited by the news
that 40,170 eastern brook
trout were put into Fish lake
on July 7. They came from
the Fort Klamath hatchery
and averaged 2U inches long.
They will probably become
available to the angler by
next year and will be a wel
come addition to the good
fishing at the lake.
Brfore you pack up for a fish
ing vacation that may keep you
too Ions, better make applica
Uon for the antelope tag before
July 18. And if you want to get
In on one of the controlled deer
seasons, better make application
by Aug. 1. AppllcaUons for man
agement unit deer seasons will
not be accepted after Aug. S. The
early bird gets the tag.
niamond Lake Fishing is fair.
Best catches made using single eggs
in deep water. Nymph flies are
Droducine in the evenins. Lots of
yearling fish are showing up in
tne caicnes.
Fish Lake Is still good. FF&ff.
FFA:3t or FF&W are producing for
the trailers. Lota of limits still-
fishing with eggs or worms.
Four Mile Lake Limit catches
of kokanee and rainbow are being
made. The kokanee by sUllfishing
in deep water ana tne rainDow
by trolling with 3t or flatfish. Beat
fishing is in tne evening.
Klamath Lake Good catches be
ing made at the mouths of Harri-
man ana crystal .creexs. Best Det
is trolline flies bv their lonesome.
white or gray hackle, size number
to.
Lake of the Woods Is very good
Plenty of foot-lone kokanee caught
on FFScW or FF &3t. Eggs are best
for sUllfishing. Rainbow and brook
trout are becoming more available.
Willow Creek Still lust fair.
Sllllluhlnr is picking up a few
with single eggs or cheese.
Unoer Rogue Single eggs, grass
hoppers, and flies are finding some
sport, small lures in tne aeep notes
find a few Water is still cool but
fish are moving out of shallow.
smooth stretches.
THE OPTIMIST'S CORNER
Someday people will realize
that the more predaceous mem
bers of the human race can be
controlled by laws established by
the majority. The world Is 'too
small to allow them the freedom
to destroy at will.
GOOD LUCK!
California Site
Eyed by Fugazy
San Francisco - IUPD - Pro
moter Bill Fugazy was sched
uled to leave San Francisco
and go to Los Angeles today
in his dickering to find a site
for the third world heavy
weight title fight between
Ingemar Johansson and
Champion Floyd Patterson.
"So far as I'm concerned, I
think the fight is coming to
California - either to San
Francisco or Los Angeles,"
the Feature Sports Inc. repre
sentative told Mayor George
Christopher.
Medford
ing shooters, will participate.
Bells Entered
Elinor Bells, Santa Monica,
will be another entrant. She
has won in regionals in past
years in Arizona and southern
California. Her husband,
James, is a master shooter
and also will be a leading
crown contender. An entry
from a distant point will be
Don Baker, expert rifleman
from Anderson, Ind.
California participants will
include master shooter, Con
rad Rasmussen, Oakland;
Johnny Russell, Daly City;
Ellis Fielding, Whittier;
Frank Patterson, Sunnymead:
Manny Camillo, Sacramento:
George Hendricks, Etna, and
Ray Jones, Yreka. Richard
Nelson will come from Seat
tie, Wash.
Among Oregon shooters
trying to keep the crown at
home will be Al Tauscher,
Multnomah Athletic club,
foruand, and Bill Schlitzkus,
and Jean Privat, Springfield
Ashlanders so far entered are
Rose Van Busklrk. Archie
Haskins and Jerry Heitmart-
ek.
All-Metallic Saturday
Medford will be represent
ed in the two-day match by
Clinton and Boyden Charley
ana Marty Perreard.
Saturday program will have
all-metallic sights shooting
witn 40 5.10 ia at 50 yards, 40
at SO meters, 40 at 100 yards
and the Dewar course - 20
shots at 50 yards and 20 at
too. At the end of this course
there will be a two-man
team championship.
On Sunday this program
will be repeated with scope
sights. On both days the
shooting is to start at 7 a.m.
(standard time).
The public Is invited to
watch the competition.
Entry at last report was
around 40 shooters. The club
facilities have capacity for
54.
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
w. L.
Pet. GB
.813
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
49 31
44 34 J 64 4
Los Angela 41
3a
Jia 7!i
. 41 39 J13 8
San Francisco m 40 38
Cincinnati . 36 43
Philadelphia 34 47
J13 B
.462 13
.420 15U
Chicaso
. 30 48 .395 17
Thursday's Results
Milwaukee 4. ruisDurgn 0 (nlfht)
(Only game scheduled.)
Friday's Probable Pitchers
Milwaukee at Philadelnhia (nl.htl
Spahn 8-6 vs. Short 4-3.
Cincinnati at Plttsburih (nilhtl
OToole 6-8 vs. Friend 10-3.
Chicago at St. Louis (nifht
Hobble 8-10 vs. Broclio B-4 or Sim
mons 1-0.
Los Angeles at San Francisco
(night) Drysdale 6-10 vs. Jones
10-8.
Saturday's Games
.Milwaukee at Philadelphia (night)
CincinnaU at Pittsburgh
Chicago at St. Louis
Los Angeles at San Francisco
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L.
Pet. GB
.600
New York .
Cleveland
Chicago
BaiUmore
45 30
. 43' 33 .566 2i
, 44 33 .537 3
. 43 38 .542 4
Detroit
, 37 39 .487 8,
Washlmton 37 39
Boston JO 48 JB3 ioi
Kansas City . 29 48 .377 17
Friday's Probable Pitchers
Washington at Cleveland (night)
Ramos 5-9 vs. Perry 9-4.
Baltimore at umcago inignti
arown r-3 va. fierce 7-4 or ttau-
mann 3-4.
Boston at Kansas City (night)
Monbouauette 8-7 vs. Dalev 12-4.
New York at Detroit (night)
Lmmar 7-3 vs. mossi 7-a.
Saturday's Games
Baltimore at Chicago
Boston at Kansas City (night)
New York at Detroit ,
Washington at Cleveland
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. GB
Spokane ...
Sacramento
Salt Lake
Tacoma .m
Seattle
Vancouver .
,. 53 38 .382
, 50 41 .549 3
, 48 40 .535 4
. 46 42 .523 5's
. 45 43 .511 BV
. 40 49 .449 12
San Diego
. 40 33 .430 14
Portland
36 50 .419 14 li
Thursday's Results
Salt Lake 7, Tacoma 4
Sacramento 3, San Diego 1
Spokane 6, Seattle 2
Portland 8, Vancouver 7
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W.
Pet. GB
Lewiston .. 10
Yakima 9
Trl-Clty 9
Salem 8
.623
J62
.562
.533
.429
.266
Wenatchee 6
Eugene 4 11
Thursday's Results
Salem 7-6, Trl-Clty 6-3
Eugene 2, Wenatchee 0
Lewiston 10, Yakima 3
Delivered SP
siPCDiHnrs
Ed Mathews Blast
Clears High Stand
By NORMAN MILLER
United Press International
Move over, Mickey Mantle
Ed Mathews is crowding you
for the "tape-measure" home
run championship.
Mathews doesn't hit many
home runs off left-handed
pitchers, but the one he de
livered against southpaw Har
vey Haddix in the Mllwau
kee Braves' 4-0 victory over
the Pittsburgh Pirates Thurs
day night was a beaut.
The blast cleared the right
field grandstand roof at
Forbes Field in Pittsburgh and
Indians Bop
Suds With
6-Run Rally
By JOE SANDERS
United Press International
The front-running Spokane
Indians played possum for
seven innings and then sprung
six runs across to down Seat
tle, 6-2, and keep Sacramento,
who beat San Diego, 3-1,
three games back in the Pa
cific Coast league Thursday
night.
In other games, Salt Lake
City took over sole possession
of third place by beating Ta
coma's Giants, 7-4, and Port
land downed Vancouver, 8-7.
Don Rudolph had the In
dians shut out by a narrow
1-0 margin when the eighth
rolled around.
In it, Jim Pagliaronl led off
with a double, which was fol
lowed by Willie Davis' triple
that made it 1-1 with none out.
Rudolph gave Curt Roberts
an intentional walk.
A sacrifice fly brought Da
vis home, sent Rupdolph to
the showers and brought in
Darrell Martin.
Martin did no better, than
Rudolph, giving up two runs.
and leaving for Murray Wall,
who gave up the last Indians
runs. ,
Portland's 8-7 victory over
Vancouver was another come-
backer, as the ball game was
tied 7-7. when Don Taussig
singled with the bases loaded.
The Beavers got off to a
1-0 lead but started Harry
Byrd couldn't hold it. Van
couver scored three in the
fourth and three more in the
fifth, while the Beavers to
taled four runs in the same
innings.
LINESCORES:
San Diego .... 000 000 0101 4 2
Sacramento .. 0OO 201 OOx 3 9 0
Ferrarese, Hobaugh 8 and Thorn
; Hickman and Roselli.
Spokane 000 000 0608 12 0
Seattle 000 010 0012 6 2
Nelson. Chum 8 and Pagllaroni,
Brumley 8: Rudolph. Martin 8. Wali
6. Beamon 8, Wieand 9 and Zim
merman. Vancouver - 000 330 0107 11 1
Portland ...... 100 310 1118 14 0
Bamberger. Paine 8 and wnlle:
Byrd, Grifrtn S and Westerfeld.
Tacoma 001 200 0014 11 3
Salt Lake .... 000 003 40x 7 10 1
nciuiuc. tfunca i, juiljicj' i, itiuii-
zant 7 and Reveira, Hauer 7; Gron,
macKDurn 4 ana hsji.
Two Phils
Sue Time
Philadelphia -flJPD- Phlladel
phia Phillies pitchers Dick
Farrell and Jim Owens sought
$100,000 balm each today
from Time, Inc., for a Sports
Illustrated article they claim
ed damaged their athletic
reputations.
The right-handers said in
a suit filed in U.S. District
Court that a story which ap
peared in the June 13 issue
of the magazine pictured them
as heavy drinkers, brawlers
and playboys. The article was
entitled, "The Dalton Gang
Rides Again."
Owens and Farrell claimed
the story jeopardized their op
portunities of gaining employ
ment during the off-season
They asked for a retraction.
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made the Braves' All-Star
third baseman the first player
ever to turn the trick twice.
The list of those who have
done It once includes the im
mortal Babe Ruth.
Although the 100-fcct-high
Forbes Field stands were
erected in 11)27, no player
cleared them until Ruth did
it on May 25, 1835.
Against Friend
Since thou, Tod Board, Bob
Skinner, Wally Moon, Mantle
and Mathews have accom
plished the (cat, Mathews did
It for the first time last season
against Bob Friend.
Maybe left-handed swing
ing Eddie learned something
when he hit that homer off
southpaw Whltey Ford In the
second All-Star game in New
York Wednesday.
Besides his homer, which
came with Bill Bruton on
base, Mathews also hit a dou
ble and triple as the Braves
cut the Pirates' league load to
four games in the only major
league game on Thursday's
schedule.
His double drove in a run in
the first inning and he scored
Milwaukee's final tally fol
lowing his three-bagger in the
ninth off reliever Fred Green,
beating the throw to the plate
on Joe Adcock's bunt.
Bob Buhl was credited with
his ninth victory against three
defeats, although he needed
ninth-inning relief from Lew
Burdette. Buhl yielded only
three hits until Skinner and
Dick Stuart opened the ninth
with successive singles.
Roberto Clemente hit into a
forceout at second base, which
was disputed because Stuart
collided with infielder Chuck
Cottier of the Braves. Bur
dette then retired Smoky Bur
gess and Don Hoak to end the
game.
I.INESCOKE:
NaUonal League
Milwaukee .. 100 020 001 I 1.1 1
Pittsburgh . 000 000 0000 3 I
Buhl, Burdette 9 and Crandall.
Haddls. Francis 7. Green 9 and
Burgess. Winner Buhl 9-3. Loser
Haddix 6-3. HR Mathews.
Tigers, Braves
Nab Contests
Medford Tigers nicked the
Medford Wildcats 4 to 3 yes
terday In a Southern Oregon
junior loop Pee Wee baseball
tilt.
It was the first loss for the
'Cats and tied the two teams
in the southern division stand
ings. Winning run was tabulated
by Greg Dippel in the third
inning. He singled, stole
second base and came home
on two resultant errors.
Triples by Jim Brennan and
Dipple, a walk and Steve Ed
mounds single got the Tigers
three runs in the first in
ning. The Wildcats scored in
the same frame on three
errors, Koblik's sacrifice,
Jack Mullen's single and Ken
Eckel's double.
Central Point Braves top
ped Eagle Point 7 to 5 In the
northern division fray. EP
had three bascrs by Cook,
Larson and Henderson and
the Braves by Tom Dew and
Bill Bucholtz.
Med. Wlldcala 300 003 3 1
Med. Tigers 301 Ox 4 8 6
F.ckel and Kobllk; Hlckey, Fur
red (4) and Clave.
Eagle Point 140 003 5 2
CP Braves 321 lx 7 4 2
McFall. Johnson (4) and Spain;
Sanlord and Frohrelcn.
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LA Dodgers
Sun Frnnclsco llll'U-Tlie Los
Angeles Dodgers were hotter
tliiin Khrushchev's temper bC'
fore the All-star giinio holi
day - and they hoped their
game against the San Fran
cisco Giants tonight would
show they haven't cooled off.
While the Giants continued
to fade despite a switch In
maniiiiors, the former Idols of
F'latbusli faudoin won six of
their last seven games.
The Dodgers will send Don
Drysdale (8-10) against tho
shrinking Giants at windy
Candlestick Park. Lust year
at this time, San Francisco
was top dog In the National
League, a gumc 111 front of
Milwaukee and 1 1 j ahead of
Los Angeles.
W h c n Sum (Toothpick)
Jones (U-8) takes the mound
for the Giants tonight, he'll
be hurling for a club rapidly
going down the stairs. I he
SF Giants
To Resume
Against LA
San Francisco - IHPII - Wil
lie Mays, who blistered the
American league pitching for
a .750 in the All Star games,
rejoins the San Francisco
Giants tonight at Candlestick
park where they face Los
Angeles in tho opener of a
three-game series.
In an attempt to reinforce
his sagging pitching staff.
Manager Tom Shoehaii of the
Giants uLso expects to havo
21-ycar-old Juan Marlehal on
hand. Tho right hnnder from
tho Dominican Republic is
fresh from Tacoma of the Pa
cific Coast league, where he
was leading the league with
123 strikeouts In 130 Innings
and had an 11-5 record.
Shcchan says that Marlehal
will be used as a starter.
This marks the beginning
of the second half of the sea
son and finds the Giants in a
virtual tic with St. Louis for
fourth place and eight games
behind league-loading Pitts
burgh. San Francisco, generally
regarded as a shoo-in for the
pennant before the season
opened, has lost 13 of Its
last 20 games and tied two
since Shcchan replaced Bill
Rigncy as manager on June
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