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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY. JULY 17. 1060 MEDFORD MAIL, TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, ORE. B 3 Auer Iron Champ in Victor A cut, HIiKi'iiiiin Oukii, Ciilir., Kiilncd din ill I-1 1 i c t n 1 1 L kIkIiIh iiKUri'Uiitu vliiinipluii' "hip yeatorclny In Uiu Contrul Pni'irie rcKloiiiil ,22 ciilUier ririi ahuot (if tho Niillonul Hllla IIHNOl'lllllllll. Auer, wlio la 22 n net will ho n dimlnr thin (all lit UCLA, fired u 1 mill-1 1 1 x lotnl In Uiu tivunl lit Mcdfnrd Itlflo nnd Pluliil (Hiib'a (iiitiliinr riinilc on Hunt Vllim rcl. went of Crater Wall Fires New Mark; Leads Open By GARY P. GATES United Proii International IMrnll-Tlic 1090 Ifolfcr of tlio yenr Is buck on the tfltiry trull. Art Willi Jr. hunis the spec ter of ii second striilxlit trotinc Init over Ills rivals when he fired courKO-record lid Fri day to move Into a two-stroke lead at tho liulf-wiiy mark of the 57th annual Western Open with a 1.-17 total. The reduced field of R2 was determined to put the drakes on Wall before he started a liiinpedu similar to the one that carried hlin to a six stroke victory In Inst week's Canadian Open. Thul should prove n formid able chiilleniie. Wall's six-nil-der par round Friday wits his seventh sub-par performance In n row and clearly i'tull lull ed him as the hottest golfer now on tour. Tough Luck After his mindly laurels last year when he won four major victories, Includlou the Masters, the slim llll year-old Pennsylvania!! ran Into a treak of lotiKli luck lust Feb ruary. A kidney and knee In fection put him out of action for nine weeks and prevented Wall from defending his Mas ters championship. Hut the Kinne, silent com petitor from I'ocono Manor, Ph., rejoined the tour in April and launched a comeback drive that reached a peak In last week's 17-under par ef fort In the Canadian Open. Prior to that, he had finished eccoihI In the recent Oklaho ma City and nuick Opens. Wall's closest challengers were Pete Cooper, Stan Leon rd, Jim Ferreo nnd Tommy Jacobs who shot rounds In the 60 s to finish In a tie for sec ond nt 130. None of the four have won a major tournament llncc 1058. , Cooper and Leonard fired 60 s to go with opening day 70's while Ferrec ond Jacobs had 08 s. Progress Golf Won By Carolyn Finch Cnrolvn Finch was top win ner In the recent Junior girls progress golf tourney at Rogue Valley Country club. She bad low score for 18 holes. Snndy Shugnrl was second and Jean Woods third. Other winners on the full 18 were Karen Tcutsch, Dusty Lewis, Midi Luther and Mnrv Hementerla. Christy Finch hud low card for the first nine holes nnd Susan Bonis for the sec ond nine. Susan House nnd Sue Root were second nnd third, re spectively, on the bnck side. Also getting prl.es were Ann Pnrsons, Marta Luther, Susan Caperna, Maxine Raapkc nnd Nancy Materle, Tying for sec ond on the bnck nine were Sue Hoot nnd Pnm Trow bridge. Also winning golf ball prl.es were Sandrn Irving, Jonl Six, Snrn Ivcrson nnd Betsy Dunlevy. COMFORTABLE CREDIT AT BARKER'S take up to six monthsl PAY V4 OF YOUR BALANCE EACH MONTH BARKER'S Main-Central Sights Aggregate Region Rifle Meet I, like highway. Kllnur Hell, Santa Monlcu, Calif., was runner-up with lAIKl-lonx and her husband, James Hell, was third high overall with 1(1111 lOOx. The shoot concludes today with scope sight events. Fir ing begins nt 7 u.ui. Today's nnd Saturday's scores will he combined to determine grand aggregate winners. Auer, recently third In the Air Force championships ut Lackland Air Force llase, San Antonio, Tex., anil 1057 na tional collcgliilii champ, won two of yesterday's matches and placed second In the oth er two. Mrs. Hell, who over the July 4th holidays took Hie Idaho stale toga, captured first muster's honors hero yes terday. James Hell, 10.10 Ari zona slate tltHnt, annexed sec ond muster's award. Patterson First Expert First expert was Frank Pat torson, Sunnymcde, Calif., with IS77-70X and first sharp shooter .Saturday was Harold Lapp, Portland, with 15117 72x, Jerry lleltmiinck, Ash Entries Already Exceed 100 For Southern Oregon Men's, Women's Links Rogue Valley Country club's 32nd annual Southern Oregon Golf Tournament Is still 1V4 months away but entries al ready number slightly more than 100, n good slnrt toward equaling 1050 s record total of 33(1. The tourney opens Aug. 31 nnd continues through Sept. 5, Labor day nt the Medford links. Competition will be for men's senior men's nnd wom en's crowns. Aug. 24 is entry deadline. A number of the early en trants may prove strong con tenders for title honors. Among them are n pulr of youthful threats, Dnryl Winn, California Girls Win Swim Titles Indianapolis, Ind. - tUPD - Chris von Salt7.ii nnd Ann Warner, two-teen-nge Cnll fornlnns expected to be nniong Uncle Snm's top contenders for Olympic honors, Saturday won their second Individual titles in the record-filled na tional AAU Women's Swim ming championships. Chris, 18, nrided the 400- free style title to her 100-met er free style crown In the American nnd meet record lime of 4:48.9. Thnl was sec ond only to the pending world mark of 4:45.3 by Australia s Isc Monrad. Ann, only 15, winner nt 200-melers Friday was vic torious In the 100 - meter brenststroke In 1:23.4. Chris, who wns nil nlonc In winning the 400-meter in record-shntlerlng time, then anchored her club to victory In the 400-meler freestyle re lay, making up n three-meter deficit to win in 4:21.8, shut tering the previous meet rec ord of 4:31.1 by Santa Clnrn two years ago. With only five events to go In the four-dny water camivnl nt Brand Ripple, Snntn Clnrn had 63 points, Los Angeles A. C. had 5214, nnd Indian apolis Rlvlcrn nnd Philadel phia Vesper Boat club were tied for third with 23. NCAA PICKS PORTLAND Colorndo Springs, Ciilo.-IUPD -The basketball committee of the National Colleglalc Ath letic association hits recom mended Portland, Ore., ns the site for the 1080 western re gional NCAA hoop plnyoffs. The committee mnric tho rocommendnllon here Friday. Its suggestions usually arc carried out. BOWLING SAWDUST TltlOS Htnlullntii: W. Log Roller B ta What Knoin n Three by Tens 7 How Knoin H!i Three Blind Mice II Sliver Ptckors ft Ten Plm 4 Why Knots 3 8UMMWI IIAI.I. A CHAIN Slnnillnsi! . W. 1,. 2 lilts & 1 Mrs :u in Alley Cats 31 17 llcnitllnora 211 10 n-Tn an an Loco's an aa I), .miaou as a.i Monkey Wrencher as as Head Pins 2.1 33 Foul lips 2.1 33 Jewel. 23 '4 34 '4 Wnnhouls Tii 2!', Channel Cnll Ill 30 Tho splits 13 an tlrnnklyns 13 an Itnaulli! Demi Pins (R. Urlo 470) 3170; D-T'n 0 (E. Dlckltwon 4117) nan. MvpIr I 11. Patten 40111 Ifl.M Monkey Wrenchorn 3 (A. Knauber 411111 imn. Channel Oils I (P. Cowdm 31 01 1004; Loco s 3 (P. l.nveu m;i aoiiii. HenrllloerN t(. ilimirno Wnltera 411111 31)111; 3 Mils 2 Mrs. .Hi (A. Holmes nm 2101. Foul tins 1 lit. Dixon 403) 2117; Allev Cnls 3 K. Smith Mill 3137. Ilnmlnos 3 (It. Wilkes 3141 2110; Wnsh Ouls 2 (C. Wollt BI13I 3310. Spills 2 Ih. Howe 473) 2033; Brooklyns 2 (J. Hough 4701 3071. High games P. CoRidni 323; K. Smith 22ll C. Wolff 220. 1 land, wllli 1 Mil Ollx, claimed first marksman laurels. Match I, 40 shots nt fill yards, went to Auer. lie and James Hell each recorded 400 3:ix. The tie was broken by rule on Auer'a five x's on the last bullseyo. Mrs. Hell was victor In match II, 40 shots nt BO meters. Ilvr total was 4(10 27x and Auer followed with 30U-2II. In Mutch III Auor came out In front with a 3tt-24x. It was 40 shots nt 100 yurds. Mulch IV, the Dewnr course, was nnlibed by Mrs. Hell nt 300 24x and Aucr's runner-up count was 3DU-20. There were about 35 shoot ers yesterday. Awards for the day were given out at an eve ning dinner at North's Chuck Wagon. Auer was n regional win ner In 105:1 and 1057. The Central Pacific is one of 12 regions of the NRA. Re gional winners will contend next month with oilier lead ing shooters at Camp Perry, Ohio, for national championships. Tourney Here Flugcne, nnd Miss Linda An derson, 20-yenr-old Olympin, Wash., beauty. Winn paced South Eugene High school to the 1080 Oregon stale title. Miss Anderson wns n semi finalist in the recent Pacific Northwest Coif Association loumey, losing on the 18th hole. Winn carries a one- stroke handicap nnd Miss An derson is a seven-handicnp player. C. L. Brown Jr., Coos Bay, is another one handlcapper among the early signers and Harry Mlllcttc and Dr. Robert Buck, Rogue Valley, and Glen Schnnbnck, Oswego, are a trio of two-strokers who'll participate. Other top entrants, nnd their handicaps, include Red McLean, Coos Bay (3); Ralph Swan, Royal Oaks, Vancou ver, Wash., (3); Clnyton Lewis nnd Carl Schmidt, Rogue Val ley (enrh 3); Ed llnll, Lnko vicw (3), DcRoss Klnkndc, Cottage. Grove (4): Dr. John Bishop, F.ugcnc, (4); Bill Wil cox, Astoria (4); Dr. William Miller, Rogue Vnlley (4); Vlnco Cooney, Snlcm (5); Dr. N. J. Wilson, Roguo Valley (5); A. J. Toyley. Roynl Onks i (5); Hugh Roberts, Lnurel-' wood, Eugene (5) and Mrs. Ed 1 Wheelock, Columbia - Edge-; wnter, Portland (5). A delegation of 24 llnkstcrs hns filed from Oswego Lake club. There Is one entry from far off Hnrtford, Conn.. Paul Henry, nnd ex-Portlnnder. Toiirnnment co - chnlrmcn Dnrrell Miller nnd Bill Clnrk hnve unnounced appointment i of the following committee chairmen and members: Mrs. Dirk Knight and Mrs. Ray Frisbie, registration; Al Williams and Ron Cnpernn, ; pairings; Glen Fabrlck, start- j Ing limes; Jack Mitchell, start ing (cq); lady golfers (Mrs. R. E. Hcysell, president), scor ing; Dr. Bruce S t n n 1 e y, greens; Robert Corbin nnd Cn pernn, rules; George Barnum, parking; Paul Smith, public address system; Hay rrisme, gallery and marshalling; R. E. Heyscll and Harold ryic, walkie-talkie; Jack Crcnger, telephones; Bud Parsons, hos pitality; John N u i c h, Mrs. Belle S c h c n c k, Capernn, Jnmes Dunlevy, trophies; lady golfers, holc-ln-onc; Dun levy and club mnnngemcnt, entertainment; Richard Jew ell, Harry Bnrkcr, Art Chip man, Ed Burnett and Ron Gandee, publicity, nnd Berg Marten nnd Eugene Rickcr, ndvlsory. TONITE Dine in Air-Conditioned Comfort Broiled Steaks Prime Rib Chicken Seafoods Dinners 3 p.m.-l a.m. Complete Menu OPEN AT 3 PM ON SUNDAY AND Cocktail loung 1206 No. Riverside JSC i Uociin SPORTS Bruce Cudd, Bob Dryer At RV Club Play involving a pair of touring golfers and a mixed throe -bull six -soma match will highlight iht links ac tivity today at Rogue Valley Country club. Bob Dwytr, United States Golf association committee man, and Bruct Cudd, one of the top-flight dlvoters of the northwest, will play here in separate foursomes beginning at 1:30p.m. Cudd. winner of Oregon and northwest open and ama teur mantles in past sea sons, will vie with Jim Shel don. Alan Holmes and Dr. Bruce Stanley. In the four some with Dwyer will be Dr. Ralph Odell, Dr. Jim Wilson and Dr. Robert Buck. Public Invited The public is invited to watch this play. Cudd and Dwyer are try ing to stir up interest around the slate in the Na tional Amateur champion ships which are set for Sept. 12-17 at St. Louis Country club, Clayton, Mo. They ook entrants in the section al qualifying play on Au gust 30 at Portland Golf club. They hope to get more than 100 entries in the sec tional. Cudd is an ex-Walker cup player. Drawing for the mixed contention is set for 1:30 p.m. also. Oregonian Wins Doubles Shoot Reno, Ncv. - ClTD - Chuck Jensen, of Chnllis, Ida., and Sherm Jones, Santa Ana, Calif., each shattered 350 con secutive clay targets Saturday tn co-win the singles title in the Grand Pacific Trap Shoot. R, M. Simpson of Cornelius, Ore., won the class B doubles championship. So Good! ( The barbecue or patio party becomes a real thtfE V K. 4. ' FESTIVE OCCASION rL-; , VffTy when you serve the fa- fZt':r- vorite of all ice creams J: 'y :f Jorgensen's FIESTA! ti lr5RElkiS Keep your tcfrioerator fif filled for every emergen- fr TO- cv and for every-day jr vr?iVAr enjoyment of your fam- I " i V'M lly. There's flavor for ev- f "livS.W or ' Junior Links Meet Opens Here Monday A record field of boys and jflrljt will toe off Monday In the Southern Oregon Junior Golf lourmirnont at Rogue Valley Country club here. Thirly-n.x holes of medal piny, 18 tomorrow and 18 again on Tuesday will deter mine championships in five divisions. Entry of 83 young dlvoters were reported by KVCC yes terday. ThlB exceeds last year's field of some 75. Heaviest entry is in the boys (ages 12 through 15) di vision in which 3J will con tend. This is more than double the number In any other divi sion. Fourteen youths vill vie for the Junior boys (16-17) title and 15 for the pee wee boys (11 and under). Five are entrants in the Junior girls (15-17) bracket and 13 in the girls (14 and under). Miss Saunders Defends A good number of out-of-town participants already art on hand and have engaged in practice play. Practice activi ty for the juniors was slated today after 4 p.m. Trophies will go to first, second and third low gross in all boys' divisions and to first and second gross in girls' con tention. Play is without handi cap. Peggy Saunders, Grants Pa.fs, entered in the girls' di vision is the only actual de fending champ in the tourney. However. Graham Brunes, Til lamook, who won the boys' toga last year, is competing this time in the junior boys' bracket. Tourney pairings: (eltiniom 8.O0 a m Chuck AUtn. Roie bure; Mike Monroe. Medford; Graham Brunei. Tillamook. 8:08 Phllllo Emerson, Hood River: Dob Jones. Medford: Dennis Kice. Tilla mook. B:jn Mike (iish. Hcddlng; Larry Brown, Medford; Jack Joyce, Medford. 832 John Carey, Cottage Grove: Steve Cummtns, Medford; Don Smyth. Eugene. 8 40 Stan Dow son, Medford; Chuck Jepson, Cres cent City. (Hoys) 8 SO Tom K a hi e r. Roscburn; Chuck Allen. Medford; Don Mor row. Eusene. f 04 Rtck Knieht. Medford; Pat KInh. Salem; Mtkc Snran, KlBmith Falls. 9:12 Doug Olson. Medford; Bill Buck. Port land; Ray Hcyirll, Medford. 0 20 Vv iiliiiSJ aEn.m a aa - CREAWi. " V LhiZsS The exclusive new nutrient NUTRIMIX is 1 ffl?K2ia7iS-.. i $ added to FIESTA ICE CREAM to give it added ft JIL'it a i , T m- nutrition and goodness. So, for health, too, V V ' JsHf'S'VS ? a " 1 1 as well as enjoyment, choose Jorgensen's jfj f UmmmWUr ill FIESTA ICE CREAM. Your favorite fountain jff J$J H4WflPljA ' or grocer has it. M ' ' ' (k Lit' ' I'll if-- ' ' myr f f 7 , J I jglift iJ tips A iL 'MVcv gsl ii - ail to 4 viW:W!Wr Vlwuus Ash for "Jorgensen's Charles Milne, Salem; Jim Woods, Medford; Torn Clark. Medford. I):3'l Mark Gimtafion. Salem; Larry Berg, Medford; Crli Ra imiiucn. Medford. ! 44 Nick Han sen, Medford; Bob Tucker. Klamath Falls; Bill Colllru. Medford ;!2 Jack Hhultz. Redding; Bill Hutchin son, Ashland; John McCullough, Salem. I0:() Blyan Button, Eu gene; Carl Voegtly, Medford; Keith Bowman, Grants Pans. 10:ft Rum Bramhletl. Grants Pass; Dave Smith, Medford; Roger Maxson, Medford. 10:24 Bob De vino, Redding; Chuck Prior. Med ford; Bob SLary, Medford. 10:32 lion ixmgan. Medford: Bob Bhriver, Eugene: Steve Hutchinson. A ti ll, ml, 10:40 Steve House, Med ford; Jody bweinhart. Redding; Joe DeSalvlo, Medford. (I'ee Wees) 10:5tt Kent Clark, Medford; David Glentz, Coos Bay; Greg Miller. Medford. 11 04 Eddie Mcncke, Medford: Ken Carr, Red ding; Allen Brooks, Medford. 11:12 Eric Jensen. Medford; Brltt Tuck er. Klamath Fall,; Jimmy Knight. Medford. 1 1 :20 Dennis Alexander, Medford, Scott Weaver, Ashland; Terry Raimunsen, Medford. 1130 Scott Lewis, Medford; Todd Jensen. Medford; Terry Scroggun, Med ford. (Junior ;irls) 11:44 Sue Lance. Glendale, Calif,; Carolyn Finch. Medford; Judy Angstcad. Klamath Falls. 11:52 Kathy Schultz. Grant Pass; Susan House. Medford. (Girls) 12 noon Pestrv Saunders. Grants Pass; Chris Finch. Medford; Susan Jepson, Crescent City. 12:08 p.m. Pam Trowbridge, Medford; Mary Saunders, Grants Pass; Dlan Mur- pny, Asmana iz:ie biuan Ca perna, Medford: Barbara Saunders; Grants Pass: Jean Woods, Medford. 12:24 Shawn CaDerna. Medford: Susan Boats. Medford; Sue Root. Medford; Dusty Lewis, Medford. (All pairings and times will change Tuesday.) Chicago Signs Heist, Hatton Chicago - (UPD - Outfielder AI Heist, acquired along with Grady Hatton to beef up the Chicago Cubs' lineup report ed to his new club Saturday. It was expected that Hat ton, now player-manager of San Antonio of the Texas league would join the Cubs sometime next week. Hatton, a former Infield star with Cincinnati has been in the Cubs organization for nearly two years. He was on loan to San Antonio. Lou Klein was expected to take over his manager spot with the Texas team. Heist was obtained by the Cubs for the contract of catch er Earl Averill and an undis closed sum of cash. YOUR BACKYARD PARTY mil BE MORE FUW V jf. . . if you serve plenty of Luscious Jdgemm. ...... Workouts Possible At Stadium Track practices for boys and girls at the Medford high stadium and a revised sched ule of Southern Oregon All Comers meets have been an nounced by Dean Benson, who is handling the track and field program for the Medford city recreation de partment. Benson reported that the stadium will be open for track workouts from 4 to 7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thurs days. He reported that coach ing will be available for all age groups. Next of the Southern Ore gon All-Comers meets will be on Saturday, July 23, at the Medford stadium. Junior boys and girls events will start at 10 a.m. and senior high boys and college men's or open ri valry is planned for 5:30 p.m. utner meets slated are July 30 at Southern Oregon college, Aug. 6 at Ashland high, Aug. 13 at Medford high and Aug. 19 at Southern Oregon college. It is pointed out that the last meet is set for Friday, an exception to the usual Saturday schedul ing. A meet, which had been slated for Sept. 2, has been eliminated. This date con flicts with high school foot ball practices in the area. Following are all-comers records which have been broken this season: Ooen Jerrv Cine Mrifnrrf broad jump 22-9: John Burns, -Medford (cx - Crater!, javelin 200-10. Hlih School Mike Demlng. Lakevlew. :10.I; Bill Sproat, Kla math Fall,, mile 4:48.6; Bob Voris, low hurdle, 20S: Larry Holmes. Grants Paaa. and Mike Hanby, Cave Junction, pole vault 12-5. Boyi (15-161 Dave Col well. Aihland. pole vault 11 ft (10- and unoen jay torey. Ashland. 330. and broad Jump 12 ft; :59.5; Jack Hart. Medford, 440. 1:13.9. Glrli 110 and under) Danl Bulkley. Ashland, shot 17 fet (11-121 Valerie Corey. Ashland.' shot 19-9: Sally Aaton. Medford, broad jump. 13-1. ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE Portland - (CPD - University of Portland has announced a 25 -game 1960-61 basketball schedule - with 13 contests set for Portland's new 13,000-seat Memorial coliseum. DCE CREAM. Jerome Ties Saskatoon, Sask.-mPD-Harry Jerome, 19-year-old sprinter competing in the 100 meter rnce at the Canadian Olympic Track and Field trials Friday, covered the distance In 10 seconds flat. Jerome, a freshman at the University of Oregon and a native of Vancouver, B.C., was clocked by three timers and became the second man in the world to cover the 100 meter race In 10 seconds. The world record of 10.1 Is held by several U. S. sprin ters, including Rty Norton, Ira Murchison and 1956 Olym pic sprint king Bobby Mor row, On June 21 at Zurich. Switzerland, Armin Hary of $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 99 v fly Race Record West Germany also ran tha distance In 10 seconds flat., Jeromo's win assures htm a place on the team Canada will send to the Olympics In Roma In August. NEED HYDRAULIC CUPS? CALL SP 2-5227 126 North Front . Medford 1 J &im- rVnvr f-.s ,