WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, I960
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Week End
Drags Could
Be Biggest
Southern Oregon Timing as
sociation's Big Gasser drag
races this Saturday and Sun
day c o u 1 d prove to be the
largest drag event ever held
in this section of the state.
Entries continue to come in
and from 200 to 250 cars are
' expected to Darticinate
Gates orjen at ft a m nn
Saturday with time trials
starting at 8:30 a.m. Elimina
- tions will be held Sunday
with the stock cars being run
off at 10 a.m. and the compe
'.' tition classes going to the
post at 1 p.m.
' Some $1,000 in cash, bonds
; and trophies will go to the
winners of the meet. Top
, eliminator will walk away
With a fnnr.fnnt trnnhv nnrl
$100 cash.
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Golden Medals
' In 13 Sports
Moscow-IUPII-Russian Olym
pic athletes are expected by
their leaders to win medals
in 13 sports at Rome.
That was the estimate put
-. forth Tuesday by Nikolai
Ramanov, president of the
Soviet Central Council of
', Sports Societies, at a press
. conference extrolling the
U.S.S.R.'s Olympic prospects.
' II A t 1 ! l 1!
n. jieuu emu uiieresuilg
struggle will certainly unfold
in Rome." Pamannv tnlH thp
assembly of Soviet and for-
He added that Soviet men
and women athletes "have ex-
' cellent chances in 13 events."
Romanov listed these sports
as: Track and field, gymnas-
; tics, freestyle and Greco-Roman
wrestling, boxing, mod-
, em pentathlon, rowing, canoe
ing, shooting, basketball, fenc
ing, weight-lifting and water
nolo.
Local Fiahters
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yn video card
Two Medford Police Atti-
. Infin laamin knvorG will an.
pear on a Portland television
fight program Saturday night.
They are Lorin Christean.
ex-Medford high athlete who
will be out for varsity football
1 this fall at Washington State
university, and Bobby Little.
nhi.inlnn one
will face Art Gilmore, Oregon
State college halfback in one
hnilt anH urill tana onnthnr
. mittman if he wins. Little,
138, also may have two fights.
Name of his first foe was not
known here.
umi L,acy win take mem
Place for Koppe
Made by Phils
Philadelphia - IUPII - The
Philadelphia Phillies . made
; room for the return of in
a jured shortstop Joe Koppe
' Tuesday by selling light-hit-'
ting infielder Joe Morgan to
Morgan, a third baseman
' obtained from the Milwaukee
' Braves' farm club at Louis
" ville, was hitting .134 for the
Phils.
Antlerless cermit
Aoolications Due
ruruaua turu uregon eiK
hunters were reminded todav
thev have until Aue. 20 tn
j suumu apiJiiuauuns lor aniier-
less pciiniLs in iue vUI"ruuea
- and unit areas.
Tho ctato famp nnnimlcsinn
said applications received af
ter 5 p.m. on that date will
not be included in the draw
j ing. A total of 4,320 permits
. will be issued this year in 10
management units and seven
J pnntrnlled areas.
' Portland - (DPI! - Sportsmen
. interested in upland bird and
- waterfowl gunning were ad
' vised by the state game com
mission today that seasons,
bag limits and other regula
tions for the 1960 hunts will
be set following a public hear
ing Friday, Aug. 19.
APPOINTED HEAD COACH
Fresno, Calif - IUPD - Harry
E. Millf r, freshman coach at
the University of New Mex'
ico, has been appointed to
:suc ceed William Vanden
" burgh as head basketball
i coach at Fresno State col-
lege. - .
TAGS AVAILABLE
Portland - OJPD - The state
, game commission today said
. surplus tags for deer hunting
are available in all of the
controlled areas except Alfal
". fa and Hart mountain. The
tags will be issued on a first
come, first-serve basis, the
commission said.
League Leaders
United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Player & Club G. AB R. H. Pet.
learner. U.A... H4 2b3 35 92 .350
Mays, S.F 102 393 80 134 .341
Wills, L.A 98 298 46 94 .315
ftsno rn, uni. iua 37a 73 119 .314
Clmnte, Pitts. 97 379 59 118 .311
Groat, Pitts. 105 442 63 137 .310
Herrera, Phil. 99 354 44 109 .308
White, St. L. 105 411 66 125 .304
Taylor. Phil. 100 403 55 122 .303
Adcock, Mil... 90 342 37 100 .292
AMERICAN LEAGUE
smith. Chi. 106 406
Minoso, Chi. 107 413
Skoron, N.Y... 96 306
Sievers, Chi... 87 300
Power, Clev. 95 371
Runnels, Bos. 98 377
Robins'n, Bal. 107 411
Aspmnt, Clev. 70 255
Kuenn, Clev.l 94 354
Maris, N.Y. 99 367
62 129
65 131
42 115
66 94
46 116
63 116
50 124
37 77
51 106
78 108
.318
.317
.314
.313
.313
.308
.302
.302
.299
.294
Runs Batted In
National league Banks. Cubs 88
Aaron. Braves 83: Mavs. Giants 74
Boyer. Cards 74; Cepeda, Giants 72.
ivnitncan league Mans, ran
kees 92: Skowron. Yankees 75: Mi.
noso. White Sox 75; Wertz, Red Sox
a; uentue, orioles 68,
Home Runs
National lea cue Banks. Ctihc .in
Aaron. Braves 30; Boyer. Cards 24;
Mathews, Braves 24; Mays, Giants
American league Marls, Y a n
kees 35: Mantle. Yankees 27: Lenr
on, Senators 26; Colavito, Tigers
Pitchlnsr
National league Law, Pirates 15-
d; rarreu, Phils 9.3; McDaniel,
Cards 9-3; Williams, Dodgers 11-4;
Broglio, Cards 13-5.
American league Coates, Yan
kees 9-3; Perry, Indians 14-5; Sta
ley, White Sox 11-5; Estrada, Ori
oles 12-6; Pascual, Senators 10-5;
Stobbs, Senators 8-4; Brown, Ori
oles 8-4.
UO Olympians
Vie Saturday
Los Angeles, Calif. - IUPD
Head U.S. Olympic team
track Coach Larry Snyder
says Oregon's six-man con
tingent all will compete in
the last of three Olympic
training meets at Pomona,
Calif., Saturday.
The group includes Dyrol
Burleson of the University of
Oregon and former Duck, Jim
Grelle in the 1500 meters, ex
Oregon star star Bill Delling
er in the 5,000 meters, anoth
er ex-Duck Otis Davis in the
400 meters, Oregon decathlon
man Dave Edstrom in the 110
meter high hurdles and Dar
rell Horn of Oregon State in
the broad jump. Horn is an
alternate on the team but the
others are regulars.
Dellinger, Edstrom and
Burelson did not compete in
last week's second Olympic
team training meet. Snyder
says all the Oregon athletes
are in "good condition."
Parer-Jordan
Bout Cancelled
Portland - IUPD - Promoter
Tommy Moyer says this
month's welterweight cham
pionship fight between title
holder Benny (Kid) Paret and
former champion Don Jordan
at Seattle has been cancelled.
Paret is scheduled to fight
Denny Moyer of Portland,
Tommy Moyer's nephew, in
a non-title fight at New York
Aug. 16. The bout will be na
tionally televised.
Kirk Kerkorlan, Jordan's
manager, is seeking a court
injunction to halt the bout
and make Paret honor a return-bout
clause in the orig
inal title bout contract.
Spokane Indians
Buy Sinqleton
Spokane - IUPD - Veteran
right-hander Elmer Singleton
has been purchased outright
from Sacramento by the Spo
kane Indians, General Man
ager Spencer Harris announced.
PLAYER'S WIFE ILL
Portland - IUPII - Jim Baxes,
Portland Beaver third base
man, has been called home to
Long Beach, Calif., because
of the illness of his wife. Port
land officials said they did
not know when he would be
able to rejoin the club. His
brother, Mike, played third
base for Portland against Salt
Lake City Monday night.
MARTINIZERS WIN
Forest Grove-IUPD-The Mar
tinizers edged out the Irv
Lind Florists of Portland, 3-2,
in a women's exhibition soft
ball game here Tuesday night.
The two clubs meet at Nor
mandale park in Portland
Thursday in the first game of
a best of three series for the
Portland city title.
FIRST ROUND WINS
Oswego - IUPD - First round
victories of the championship
flight in the PNGA junior
girls golf tournament were
scored by Sue Jennett and
Treasure Sullivan at Oswego
Lake Country club Tuesday.
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CHESS KIBITZER - Kibitzing chess games from his master's
head is the favorite pastime of Petie, a pet rat of 13-year-old
John Gregory of Houston, Tex. Opponents complain it is dis
tracting to have a mouse stare at them. Petie also has been
accused of nibbling on captured chessmen,
(UPI Telephoto)
Quotes From the News
BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
New York Former President Herbert Hoover, hinting
how he will vote:
"You will naturally expect any man who has been honor
ed by his party with the presidency to vote the ticket of his
parly and I have no doubt you will find that also applies
to my friend, former President Truman."
Des Moines, Iowa American Legion National Command
er Martin B. McNeally, stating the United' States should have
taken a firmer stand against Cuban Premier Fidel Castro:
We look Castro too lightly, just as we took Hitler too
lightly."
London French TV film producer Nicole Milinair, re
membering that she realized she was in love with the Duke
of Bedford at a Hollywood party, when someone hit him in
the face with a blueberry pie:
"Ee took it so wonerfill."
New York Furrier Hercules Cheropolos, after being told
the snake he found in his shop was a Texas indigo, a non-
poisonous variety of black snake usually found in the
Southwest: '
"From Texas? It certainly was a big snake."
Happy Camp Gets
Doctor Temporarily
Happy Camp-A new doctor
has opened an office in Happy
Camp temporarily until a full
time doctor can be found.
Since Dr. R. E. Graun
passed away July 22, Happy
Camp has been without a doc
tor. In a community such as
this with sawmills and logging
the main source of employ
ment, it created a problem.
The closest hospital is 80
miles away. Since a doctor
here would serve some 2,000
people, local residents believe
it would be a good opportu
nity for someone.
Dr. J. H. Renner will have
his office in the old Log Cab
in High school. His hours are
from 10 a.m. and all evenings
on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday of each week.
Dr. Renner is formerly of
Four Injured in
Crash Near Williams
Williams - Four persons
were injured Saturday on
Williams highway between
Provolt and Murphy when a
trailer broke loose from an
empty logging truck and
smashed headon into an on
coming car.
Injured were the driver of
the car, Tom Osborne, his
wife, Ida, her sisters, two chil
dren and the truck driver,
Neal Richardson of Williams.
All were taken to Josephine
General hospital and one of
the children, six-year-old Pau
la Stow, later was transferred
to a Medford hospital.
The Osbornes are new resi
dents of Williams.
Forest Committee Reviews Budget
Portland - (DPI) - The State
Forest Protection and Con
servation committee Tuesday
reviewed a $1,177,000 target
budget set up by the State
Department of Finance and
Administration.
The funds come from Ore
gon timber sales and are used
for forest land management
research and study of forest
product utilization,
The programs are centered
around the Oregon Forest Re
search Center at Corvallis.
HORMEL FOUNDER DIES
Los Angeles-IUPD-Benjamin
F. Hormel, 83, a founder of
George A. Hormel & Co.
meat packing firm, died Tuesday.
DEAN EMERITUS DIES
London-IUPn-The Very Rev.
Frank G. H. Williams, 78,
Protestant Episcopal dean
emeritus of Manchester, died
Monday.
Santa Barbara and has a sum
mer home at Etna, Calif. He is
retired.
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