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MEDFORD MAIL TR13UNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
SUNDAY, JULY 31, 1060
Atkinson
Files Entry
In SO Golf
Rogue Valley Country
Club's Southern Oregon Golf
tournament, one of the Pacif
lc Northwest's most popular
links events, picked up some
lidded prestige last week for
its 1860 competition when en
tries of Bob Atkinson and
Mrs. Tom- (Margaret) Harri
son were received.
' Atkinson Inst June won the
Oregon Golf association
match play diadem for the
third time. Mrs. Harrison was
runner-up earlier this month
for the Pacific Northwest am
ateur crown. A three-times
winner also, of the Southern
Oregon, in 1951, 1952 and
1955, Atkinson plays out of
Portland Golf Club. His other
state titles were in 1951 and
1958. Mrs. Harrison's club is
Waverly of Portland.
The 32nd annual tourney on
the Medford course is sched
uled Aug. 31 through Sept. 5,
Labor day. Approximately
180 entries are now on hand.
Deadline for filing is Aug. 24
Playeis will contend for
men's, senior men s and ladies'
titles. Champions in 1959 were
Bob Prall, Salem; Karl Ben
nett, Grants Pass; and Miss
Betty Martin, Longview,
Wash., respectively.
Among most recent entrants
are Miss Shirley Siegmund,
Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Scott, Jim Snider and Dean
Child, Portland. Miss Sieg
mund was medalist in 1955.
Mrs. Scott, Eastmoreland, is a
perennial contender in the
women's meet. Snider, an ex-
Medford reesident, Columbia
Edgewater, and Child, are
two-handicappers.
Mouths were briefly agape
when RVCC reported the en
try of Bob Hope. Officials ex
plained that the golfer- is Rob
ert A. Hope, of Oakway Club,
Eugene, and not the famed
comedian.
Stewart
To Coach IV
In Football
Bill Stewart, line coach of
St. Mary's high 1959 state B
football championship team,
will take over the duties of
head football coach at Illinois
Valley high of Cave Junction
this fall.
Stewart will succeed Eldon
Durham who has been named
head basketball coach at
Phoenix.
A 1960 graduate of South
ern Oregon college, Stewart
also will tutor wrestling. He
will teach geography, science
and mathematics. Stewart
was a three year letterman
football lineman at Southern
Oregon. He gave up a fourth
season of eligibility to coach
the Crusaders.
The new IV coach is a grad
uate of Lakeview High school.
Central Point
Players Start
Fund Campaign
Central Point - Central
Point Crater Cubs conducted
car wash and shoe shine proj
ects yesterday, opening a
fund-raising drive.
Should the Cubs gain a
berth in the Oregon Junior
Baseball association tourney,
the money will be used for
that trip. Otherwise, cam
paign proceeds will be used
to purchase new uniforms.
On Monday, Aug. 1, players
will have a door-to-door pop
sale. Large bottles will sell
for $1 each. Two days later
on Wednesday, Aug. 3, they
will stage an empty bottle
drive.
An all - summer recreation
picnic is scheduled for Fri
day, Aug. 5. Food will be
contributed and money 'dona
tions will be accepted from
-those attending the event. A
baked food sale, with Mrs.
Willie, Jones in charge, and
another car wash are planned
next Saturday. Mrs. John
Summerfield has charge of a
rummage sale planned for
Aug.' 10.
Boys also will accept odd
Jobs. Persons who have work
the boys may do are requested
to telephone Mrs. Summer
field (NOrmandy 4-2492).
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Softball Playoffs
Planned This Week
JACKSON COl'NTV
SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION'
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Llthta Lumber . 12 1
S-W Floor Covering- 4
Dullc Falli S
Chnr-y Studs 7 S
Timber Products fl 6
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National Guard 5
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Civil Service 0
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FINAL STANDINGS
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Flrit Baptist 7
Latter Day Saints .... 6
First Methodist 4
Phoenix Presbyterian 4
First Nazarcnc 3
First Presbyterian .... 3
First Christian 1
Westminster Pres 0
Jackson County association
and Medford Church league
softball contention for the
1960 season are slated for
completion at the senior high
school stadium this week.
Three games on Monday
evening will wrap the regular
twice around play in the coun
ty association with the excep
tion of a Timber Products
Butte Falls make-up tangle.
Church league rivalry is to
be terminated Tuesday with
a four-game titular playoff.
Alignment of teams for the
county loop playoff will be
determined by the outcome of
games on the regular sched
ule. It had been hoped that
runoffs could be concluded
Waelty, B ransom Outstanding
Junior Performers Saturday
In All-Comers Track Affair
John Waelty, Eagle Point,
and Paul Bransom, Central
Point, were outstanding per
formers at yesterday's all
comer junior track meet held
in Ashland on the Southern
Oregon college oval.
Waelty took si first and
two thirds in the 11 and 12
year age group.
Bransom placed first in five
events and third in another.
He competed in the 13 and 14
year age class.
Rick Lewis, Medford, was
tops in the 10 and under win
ning four firsts, Gil Smith,
Grants Pass, gained three
first in the 15 and 16 year
division.
Kathy Lewes, Eagle Point,
gained two firsts in the girls
10 and under group, ana
Sherry Blackledge, Medford,
took four firsts in the 11 and
12 year division. Dorothy
James, Phoenix, won one first
in the 13 and 14 section and
one first in the 15 and 16
year group.
boys results:
(10 and under)
73 Lewis, M; Waelty, EP; Pru
itt. M. -A03.
3S0 waelty, s.r.
Low hurdles Lewis. M; Lewis.
EP. :13 0. . ,
Shot put Durante. M: Black-
ledue. M; Lewis. M. 22-4
Broad Jump Lewis, M: Waelty.
EP; Blackledge. M; Roberts, A.
13-3.
220 Lewis. EP; Roberts, A; Pru
ltt, M. M 8.
"75 Wael'ty, EP: Taylor. M: Mc
cracken. EP; Charley. EP; Brown,
EP. :10.4.
Dla i.trnM Wapltv. EP. 6-8.
Lo: hurdles Waelty. EP: Tay
lor. EP; Mccracken. Lf. riz.o.
Shot put Durante, M; Bahen, M;
Waelty, EP: Brown, EP. 28-'2.
330 Waelty. EP: Taylor, M;
Charlev, EP: Mccracken. EP. :50 2.
Broad Jump Waelty. EP: Taylor,
M: Baker. M; Charley, EP; Mc
cracken, EP. 13-8
High jump tie first Taylor. M,
and Baker. M: tie 3rd Charley, EP,
and Waelty. EP. 4-2'j.
220 Waelty. EP: Taylor. M;
Charley. EP; McCrackcn, EP. J1J.
(13 and 14)
High hurdles Bray. CP: Brum-
h,ph M- Tnvlor. M. :11.5.
Discus Cook, EP; Fox, EP. 73-
7 (first heat) Cook. EP;
Ayres. EP: Tavlor. M: Chamber
lain. EP: Charley. EP. :09.1.
(Second heat) Bransom, CP;
Short, EP; Bray, CP; Taylor, M.
:09.1.
440 Short. EP; Cook, EP. 1:03.1.
High Jump Bransam, CP: Bray,
CP; Brumbach. M; Ue 4th Rogers,
A, and Short. EP. 4-10i.
.Tnvelin Bransom. CP: Cona-
bruck, P; Short, EP; Cook, EP;
Williams. P. 1164.
Pole vault Consbruck. P; Wil
liams, P; tie 3rd Chamberlain,
EP. and Rogers, A. 8 ft.
Shot put Hanson. EP; Cook, EP;
Bransom, CP; Ayres, EP; Fox, EP,
43-1.
Broad nump Bransom, CP; Rog
ers. A; Pollock, EP; Consbruck, P;
Williams, P. 17-2.
Low hurdles (first heat) Bran
som, CP; Brumbach, M: Ayres, EP;
Webster, EP; Short. EP. :17.0.
fKpfnnti heat, Hrav. CP: Cham
berlain, EP; Casey, EP; Rogers, A;
layjor, m. :io.d.
220 Short, EP; Cook, EP: Bray,
CP; Casey, EP; Chamberlain, EP,
26-7.
nan Rnimhnph M: Rogers. A:
Cook. EP; Chamberlain, EP; Char-
ey, EP. 2:22.4.
(15 and 16)
High hurdles Gllbertson, M
:13.0.
75 Smith. GP: Van Pelt, M; Gll
bertson. M. :08.3.
Thursday, but it appears that
Friday play may be necessary.
Timber Products and Che
ney Studs vie at 7 p.m. Mon
day and Lithia Lumber and
Civil Service meet at the samp
time in the JCSA. Butte Falls
and S and W Floor Covering
are set for the 9 p.m. skirmish.
It's uncertain when Timber
Products and Butte Falls will
clash. The clubs were not able
to get together last Thursday
and a Friday action was
rained out.
Lithia Lumber. S and W
and Butte Falls are sure of
playoff spots. Cheney can get
the other by beating Timber
Products on Monday but TP
has a chance for a tie for the
spot if it beats the Studs. Who
plays who in the first round
of the four-team titular tour
ney depends on the order of
finish in regular play. Lithia
has No. 1 spot nailed down.
In the Church league ses
sion on Tuesday First Baptist
will oppose First Methodist
and Latter Day Saints will
tackle Phoenix Presbyterian
in simultaneous first games.
The evening will conclude
with first-game winners tan
gling. Losers will meet in the
other scuffle.
Discus Hanlon. M; Smith. GP;
Van Pelt. M: Everett. A. 102.
440 Hanlon. M; BueU, A: Gll
bertson. M. :38.7.
Javelin Colwell, A; Richey, P;
Van Pelt. M. 130-8.
Hieh lumn Smith. GP: Van
Pelt, M: Gllbertson, M. 3-3'j.
Sjhol put Richev. P: Hanlon. M:
Van Pelt. M; Hatuon, EP; Ayres,
EP. 46-8.
Low hurdles Smith. GP: Gll
bertson, M. :14.6.
220 Hanlon. M: Hlchey. P: Gll
bertson. M. 25.3.
Broad Jump van Pelt. M: Gll
bertson. M; Short. EP. 17-7.
Pole vau t Lewis. All colwell. A:
Van Pelt. M. 10-0.
880 BueU, A. 1:22 8.
GIRLS RESULTS:
(7 and under)
73 Roberts. A. :14.3.
Broad Jump Roberts. A. 8-6.
(I to 10)
Broad lumo M. Roberts. A:
Kathy Roberts. A; Lewis. EP; tie
4th Kerry Roberts. A, and S. Gas
Uneau, M. 10-2.
73 (First heat) Kathy Rob
erts. A; Kerry Roberts, A: B. Plber,
SeatUe: K. Plber, SeatUe. :12.
(Second heat) Lewis, EP; M.
Roberts, A; Bulkley, A; P. Roberts,
A. :11.4.
High jump S. GasUneau. M;
Bulkley. A: R. Gastineau, M 2-9.
180 Lewis. EP: Kathv Roberts.
A; M. Roberts, A: Kerry Roberts,
A; S. Gastineau, M. :28J.
(11 and 12)
aroaa jump uucKledge, M.
10-3.
High Jump Blackledge. M. 3-4.
75 Blackledge. M. :107.
180 Blackledce. M. 27.9
(13 and 14)
73 James, p. :ll.l.
(15 and 16)
Broad Jump James, P, 10-11.
Quillian, Perry
Vie for Title
Seattle-TJPI-Seattle's first
seeded Bill Quillian and col
legiate Norm Perry of Los
Angeles moved into the sin
gles finals of the 70th annual
Washington State tournament
here Saturday with victories
over two California college
players.
First-seeded Quillian de
feated third-seeded Bob Del-
gado of Los Angeles, 6-2, 6-2,
and 6-4, while Perry, second
seeded, beat Jim Jeffries,
Vancouver, B. C, 7-5, 6-2, and
6-3.
Perry was a member of the
UCLA tennis team which took
the NCAA tennis title here
last month. Both Delgado of
USC, and Jeffries, Stanford,
played in that tournament.
Quillian and Perry meet
tomorrow for the title.
In women's play, second
seeded Connie Jaster of Brea,
Calif., upset first-seeded An
drea Miller, San Carlo, Calif.,
6-3, 6-0, 0-6 and 6-3 to take
the junior women's singles
title.
The same two will meet to
morrow for the women's sin
gles title.
Oregon Cowboys
Lead Spokane
Riding Events
Spokane (UPJ1 Two Oregon
cowhands lead the bronc rid
ing events of the 11th annunl
Diamond Spur rodeo after
first go-rounds last night.
Bob Swain, Arlington, rode
War Dance for 178 points to
top the bareback event. He
drew Wild Boy for his second
go-round.
Ronnie Raymond, P r 1 n e
vllle, scored 184 points on
Devil's Dream in the saddle
bronc first go-round, He will
ride Wild Irishman in the sec
ond go.
Mickey Nelendy was the
only man to stay on a brahma
and scored 175 points in the
bull riding. Buzz Peth pinned
his animal in eight seconds
for best time in the steer
wrestling and George Ray
mond's 12 seconds was best
time in calf roping first go-round,
SO Junior
Ball Slates
Near End
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Crater iCPl a .am
Eagle Point .0 3 .000
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Medford Yankees ... 7 I .87.1
Central Point Kama 7 2 -77H
Medford Gianta 4 4 .300
Ashland Dodgcrx .... 4 4 MM)
Central Point Stars 2 7 .2:13
Ashland Cardinals .1 7 .123
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Medford Tigers .... 7 l K73
Medford Wildcats .. 6 2 -7M1
Ashland Hears ... 3 3 300
Central Point Indians 2 .230
Ashland Cuba 0 s 000
(Northern Division)
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Central Point Braves 4 0 1 ooo
Eagle Point 1 3 .aso
Jacksonville 1 3 .230
Play among teams of the
Southern Oregon Junior Base
ball league comes to a close
this week with playoffs sure
for one circuit and possible
for another.
Intermediate leaguers mix
on Monday with the Ashland
Cardinals at Medford Giants,
Central Point Rams at Ash
land Dodgers and Medford
Yankees at Central Point
Stars. This will end these
teams' regular schedule ex
cept for games matching the
two Medford teams and the
two Ashland nines. Ashland
teams are to meet each other
Wednesday.
Pee Wee league clubs open
playoffs on Tuesday, Aug. 2,
with the southern division
winning Medford Tigers going
to Jacksonville and the north
ern division topping Central
Point Braves entertained by
the Medford Wildcats. Win
ners of these two games col
lide Thursday for the cham
pionship. Losers meet for
third place.
Eagle Point pee wees tied
with Jacksonville for second
in the northern division of
their circuit. Jacksonville
enters the playoffs because
EP has discontinued play.
Cub Plans Told
Final ruckus on the regu
lar Cub loop slate will take
the Central Point Crater Cubs
to Eagle Point on Wednesday.
If Crater wins, as expected,
that will tie the Central Point
and Medford clubs for the
title and mean a playoff to
determine who meets Grants
Pass for the right to enter the
Oregon Junior association
tourney.
This Medford-CP extra tus
sle, if needed, has been set
tentatively for Friday night,
Aug. 5, at Memorial stadium,
White City. There is some un
certainty, aside from the out
come of the loop, on Medford
state tourney entry. The
Crater Cubs are eager to go,
however, if they can make
the grade. They were 1959
champions.
The representative from
the local league is to open a
two of three runoff with
Grants Pass at Grants Pass at
2 p.m. on Aug. 8 with the
second game to be at White
City at 8 p.m. on Aug. 9.
If a third tilt is required,
its time and location will be
determined after the second
fracas.
Dairy Maids
Tussle KF
Rogue Valley Dairy Maids,
who complete a series with
the McCulloch Chain team to
day in the Northwest Wom
en's Major Softball league,
will face three more foes be
fore entering the state tour
nament at Salem .
They will entertain Klam
ath Falls Basinettcs at Memor
ial stadium, White City, on
Thursday, will encounter
Bremerton, Wash., on the
same field on Saturday night
and will entertain the Red
ding,, Calif., Comets on Sun
day, Aug. 7.
The stale tourney will open
on Friday, Aug. 12, with just
four teams entered. The Dairy
Maids will face Eugene in the
opening round of the double
elimination event and Salem
will meet Klamath Falls.
At last report the Comets
had a 15-6 record for the sea
son. A report from Redding
states that the Comets have
played "all the bigger teams
down south."
RESOLUTION SLATED
Pendleton - UPD - A reso
lution to encourage Interna
tional Unions to participate
in the programs of the Com
mittee on Political Education
(COPE) will be introduced at
the 5th annual convention of
the Oregon AFL-CIO here
Monday.
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SHRINE FOOTBALLERS The four members, above, of
Mcdford's 1959 state championship football squad draw equip
ment in Portland today preliminary to starting practice for
the Shrine high school all-star football conflict. They are
Jerry Anderson, top, Skip Bennett, center, Lowell Dean,
lower left, and John Frohnmayer. They will piny for State
against the Metropolitan team on Saturday, Aug. 13, in
Multnomah stadium. Practices open on Monday. A limited
number of tickets are on sale in Medford at Barker's Men's
store.
Sharp Hurls
No-Hitter
Central Point - Doug Sharp
hurled a no-hit, no-run game
Friday as the second place
Central Point Rams stayed
in Southern Oregon Interme
diate league baseball title run
ning by blanking the Central
Point Stars 9 to 0.
Sharp struck out seven bat
ters and walked five.
The Rams collected only
three hits, themselves, but had
the benefit of nine bases on
balls and eight Star errors.
They stole 11 bases. Nell Riv
enberg tripled and Sharp and
Lefty Frohrcich each singled
for the Rams.
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CP Stars 000 000 o a
Sharp and Summerfield; Mason
and Vincent.
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Joe Francis
Breaks Leg
Green Bay, Wis. - (UI'D - The
Green Bay Packers have In
curred their first serious In
jury of the practice session.
Utility backficld man Joe
Francis broke a leg In scrim
mage Friday, and he will be
out for an Indefinite period of
lime. Francis' left leg was
broken when he was kicked
in the shin on the last play
of a 30-mlnute scrimmage.
The loss of the former Ore
gon State player who was
working at both quarterback
and halfback for the Packers
cut Coach Vince Lombordi's
team to Just five offensive
backs.
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Gridders Report for Shrine
Ail-Star Game Preparations
Four pluyors from Mvtlforit
High school's 11)51) Class A-l
championship team tire among
those who report In I'oi'thiiiii
today to begin picpaiiitlons
for the Aug. 1:1 Stale-Metro
Arbiters Picked
For Grid Tussle
Portland Officials fr tin,
lillli aiiniiiil Sht'liii'is' hn.spllal
nll-slnr football game, sdicd
ulod for the night of Aug. IS
In Multnomah stadium here,
have been appointed by Police
dipt. Kugeno w. Ferguson,
the game's managing dinvlor.
They are Lloyd Zimmer
man, Portland, referee;
Georiio Kintgh Jr., Portland,
umpire; Al Llglitncr, Salem,
field Judge; Wayne Dartliol
emy, Portland, head linesman,
and Bill McKnllp, Corvallls,
buckfleld Judge.
The game brings together
the outstanding senior high
school players of last year on
a State versus Metropolitan
basis.
Rival 27 mini squads check
ed will check in here Sunday
to receive equipment, under
go physical CNtimlnatlons and
hear from game and hospital
officials. Fred Splegelberg of
Medford heads t h p Slate
coaching staff, assisted by Don
Rpqun of Pendleton and Lee
Gii.ttaf.ion of Salem.
The Metros are tinder the
direction of Tom DeSylvIn of
Portland's Jefferson high, aid
ed by Marv lllphert of David
Douglas and Bob Slgneer of
Lincoln,
Two weeks of intensive
practice, including morning
and afternoon drills for at
least the first week, face the
two squads.
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Elght American parachutists
arrived here Saturday en
route to the world parachut
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Uulgara, Aug. 1 through 7.
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Slii'lno all-star football game.
They are Skip U o n n o 1 1,
back; John I'loliu in n y o r,
guard, and Jerry Aiulerson
and Lowell Dean, ends. All
are 11)110 gridders of Med
ford. The four will play for
the State team along wllh 'M
other players, I u c I u ding
George Mused, AmIiIiiiuI, neu
ter. All f Ivi! from Hie two South
ern Oregon ronferenep schools
have heeded the request of
their coaches lo be In top
shape when they report for
drills and have been doing
conditioning work at their
high school fields. Anderson,
a lottcrnian In football, bas
ketball and baseball In high
school, took part In the all
comers track meet here last
Saturday, although ho was
not a prep participant in the
cinder sport,
The Medford athletes will
play under the head coach of
their own slate title team.
Fred Splenelhorg Is head tutor
for the Stale Shrine contin
gent. Four of the five have pick
ed the colleges they will enter
this fall. Dean, a basketball
and baseball player, ax well
as grldder, says he hasn't
quite decided. He's had some
pin baseball offers he's been
weighing. The pros havp In
dicated, however, that they
wouldn't sign hint out of col
lege. Lowell, third tram grid
All-Anierlcan, stressed yester
day. "I'd rather go to college."
Anderson, all -slate hoop
sler, previously said he would
enroll al University of Oregon
and try to make the varsity
grade In all three of the sports
In which he starred as a prep.
ster. Bennett also plans to go
to Oregon and go out for foot
ball there. He was a letter
man In track, as well as foot
ball, at Medford.
Frohnmayer will enroll at
Stanford university and In
tends to go out for both foot
ball and golf. The Oregon
Athlete of the Year won nlack
heat left! beat it
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two sports and baskatball,
Muses, grlddnr, wresllor and
trackman, will attend South
ern Oregon college.
Bennett, who weighs about
170 pounds, has bron employ
ed In construction work this
summer. Frohnmayer, 6 2
and 111.1, has been doing gen
eral maintenance work for
While City realty. Dean, 0-3
and 2011, has been working
for Harry and David. Moses,
Itlll poiinder, has had service
slat Ion work and has helped
his father In the concrete con
struction business. Anderson,
fl-;i and 111!) has been work lug
In Ihe families' Jewelry stole.
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