. MTOT0T1B MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORB, OTS.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, I960
KALL
By Betty Da vii
Editor'! Hoi-Tha fallow
ing bowling column has
boon wiitttn for. th. Mail
Tribuno bf B.ity Dsrii, a
wall-known Rogu. vallay
bowling anthutiait. Starting
today it will appaar onca a
w.alc on tha iporii paga
and will raplaca tha iormar
bowling niwi.
There's a change In the
weather and - ai we awake
from summer dumber we find
fall is just around the corner
and with it our fall events
What pleasanter and more en
joyable prospect than join'
ing a fall bowling league?
Here's clean healthful exer
cise in friendly surroundings
where good sportsmanship is
at its best in one of the finest
all-family sports known.
A.J.B.C.
Ar you awara of tha
. A.J.B.C. program? This is
organised bowling and in
struction for young people
who hara passed iheir
eighth birthday but not
reached thair 18th. Both
Medford Bowling lanes and'
Roxy Ann lanes feature a
full junior bowling program
on Saturdays. September
17 is registration day for
the fall saason. . . . Encour
aga your youngsters to par
ticipate. (They'll be more
tolerant of your bowling).
BOWLERAMA
A local teenager, 15-year-old
Mariann furrcr, nas placed
third on the Oregon Journal's
senior girls team. Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Dixon of the Roxy
Ann lanes have taken her to
Oswego for the 'telegraphic
playoff this week. Being In
Area 4, she and her teammates
will compete against teams
from Wisconsin,-Arl-na and
Texas. Others comprising the
Oregon team are: Carol Fosen
(K&M Bowl-Longview), Pat
Lconhardt (Woodburn Bowl),
Carol Sapp (82nd Ave. Bowl
Portland), Carolyn Eeaty
(Umpqua Bowl - Reedsport)
and Sherry Cummings (Can
by). Should these girls win
their match (and we're all
rooting for them) they will go
to Los Angeles for the Nation
als playoff Sept. 1, 2, and 3.
SCHEDULES
After checking with aa
many league secretaries
ar-Vor presidents as were
t. ilob) ra's the work-
ing sch . Soma of the
older la. s are full and
going full steam. Others are
being formed and could use
more bowlers. Keep this
schedule for future refer
ence and let's see all of you
placed on the spot most con
venient for you.
MEN ONLY
Monday 6:41 p.m. Classic
league (M. B. lanes). Ralph
Brock, secretary says every
thing's OK for Monday, Aug
C I
Here's a fast-growinj aport without limits of enjoy
ment;. Next weekend Family Weekly describes new
ways to get the most iun and safely out of your boat.
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Mm
"Arthur Godfrty'i Lesson In Lift"
by Herbert Kamm
"Con You Trust Your Cops?"
by Joseph N. Bell
"My Mother Sovtd My life"
by Charle TroMav
"Dining Alfresco". . . . Cookbook Section
Quips and Quotes
Junior Treasure Chest
"I Was Just Thinking ..."
by Potty Johnson
READ THEM All IN NEXT WEEK'S ISSUE OF
Family
Weekly
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4.
29 starting. The team maxi
mum was raised to 910. There
are 12 complete teams. Five
man SCRATCH. Roxy Ann
league, (M. B. lanes) Louis
Kula is their new secretary.
This is a five man handicap
league. Fourteen teams. Their
season , will be cut in half
with a position night every
seventh week. This will mean
a 30 week season-26 regular
and four position nights.
1 p.m. Major league (Roxy
Ann) Ken Thompson, secre
tary says everything ready to
go on this five man handicap
12 team league. Starts Mon
day, Sept. 12. Medco league
(Roxy Ann) Don Vessey has
been secretary fo rthese men
and says they'll start Monday,
Aug. 29. Five man handicap-
12 teams. Four of the teams
are from the Bulte Falls area
and the other eight teams
from the plnnt 'here in Med
ford. 9i30 p.m. Monday night
triples league (M.B. Ilanes)
contact Dave Kreer SP 2-2480
if you'd be interested in this
handicap league,
Tuesday 6:45 p.m. Crater
Lake league v(M. B. lanes)
Andy says this league will get
underway Tuesday, Aug. 30th.
They have 12 teams five-man
handicap, Electronics league
(M. B. lanes). To make this a
more competitive league these
men have added four teams
from KOGAP, one each from
Timber Products; Eagle Point
Teachers, Ideal Cement and
Coca Cola plus the original
Hapco, Trowbridge and
Flynn, Hltzler and Kelsoe and
United Radio teams. They
may come up with a new
name when they meet Tues
day, Aug. 30 at 8:30. President-Randy
Gifford.
7 p.m. Starfire league
(Roxy Ann). These 12 teams
will start Sept. 13th and Reese
Hemingway is secretary. Roxy
Ann Classic (Roxy Ann).
There will be a captains' meet
ing Tuesday, Aug. 23rd, a
warm-up sweeper the follow
ing1 week, . Aug. 30th, and
league begins Sept. 8th. Pat
Patterson, secretary.
. 9 p.m. Peterson Po IJn t
league (Roxy Ann). This is a
new league in which you fel
lows will have , to nave an
average of 180 and over. Con
tact Ken' Phipps for addition
al info.- SP-2-7171. Three-man
handicap league (Roxy Ann).
Another new league and Ken
Phipps is the one to contact.
9:30 p.m. Tuesday Night
Triples league (M. B. lanes).
This is a three-man handicap
league also and Ivan Wolfe
will be glad to place you.
Wednesday 6:45 p.m. Ev
ergreen league (M. B. lanes).
This is a 10 team five-man
handicap and they will try to
get started Wednesday, Aug
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August 28th Issue:
SPORTS
24th. Elk Lumber (M. B.
lanes). These fellows didn't
even take time out this sum
mer. They've had 10 teams of
three men each going right
along and just as soon as they
wind up this league, they'll
expand to 12 teams of five
men each and start right in
on their winter league. Com
mercial league (M. B. lanes).
This is a five-man scratch
with 16 teams.. Team maxi
mum has been set at 885.
Their starting date has been
set at Sept. 7th. Paul Dim-
mick, secretary.
7 p.m. Elks league (Roxy
Ann) Don Davis, secretary has
everything set up for them to
start Wednesday, Sept- 7th.
5-man handicap -12 teams.
Roxy Rockers (Roxy Ann).
There'll be a meeting Aug.
24th. This 12 team 5-man han
dicap seem to have a good
turnout.
9 p.m. Four - man league
(Roxy Ann). This is a new
league with a 680 scratch
team limit. Contact Ken
Phipps SP 2-7171. Wednesday
Night Triples league (M. B.
lanes). There are 18-20 teams
in the formative stage. Con
tact Ivan Wolfe SP 2-2682.
Thursday 6:45 p.m. Inde
pendent league (M. B. lanes).
Bill Tope is a very efficient
secretary. Although recently
hospitalized, he has whipped
things into shape for a Sept.
1 meeting at 6:30 p.m. and has
10 teams complete. Rainbow
league (M. B. lanes). Bill
Uhrine is secretary of this 12
team handicap league. Their
meeting is also set up for
Sept. 1, but at 6:15 p.m. City
league (M. B. lanes). This is a
5-man handicap-16 team
league. Team maximum set
at 845. Paul Dimick, secre
tary. No Info as to starting
date.
9 p.m. Night Hawks (Roxy
Ann). This is a three-man
setup of 12 teams. There are
some openings, so contact Don
Bills, secretary, SP 2-2065 or
Ken Phipps SP 2-7171. The
opening meeting will be Sept.
1 at 7:30 p.m.
9:30 p.m. Rogue Valley
league (M. B. lanes). This five
man handicap league is In the
formative stage. About eight
teams so far. Dick Phillips
was secretary. Opening date
for-this league 'IS Sept. 1.
Friday 6:45 p.m. Pacific
league (M. B. lanes). This has
been a 775 maximum handi
cap team with five men, 10
teams. Their starting is set
for Sept. 2. Industrial league
(M. B. lanes). This is a 12
team league with a maximum
set at 810. Five-man handicap.
Starting date is Sept. 2.
7 p.m. Five - man league
utoxy Ann), this is a new
league with spots open so con
tact Ken Phipps SP 2-7171.
9 p.m Friday Night Trip
les (M. B. lanes). This is a
farmative league. Contact
Ivan Wolfe, SP 2-2682.
WOMEN-ONLY
Monday 9:30 a.m. B Iue
Monday league (Koxy Ann)
Pal Shelton, HI 6-3727, says
llicy 11 have openings on this
Four-gal tcu.i h a n d i c a o
league. Meeting Aug. 29th at
Roxy Ann lanes.
10 a.m. Monday Maids
league (M.B. lanes) most of
our gals will be working until
after Christmas but there will
be a meeting Aug. 29th for
those who would like to be
bowling now.
1 p.m. Lady Elks No. 1
(M.B. lanes) Wanda Booth says
this three gal per team league
mayi go to four gals with at
least eight teams. Their meet
ing will be at noon Aug. 29th
in we nursery.
9 p.m. Major league
(M.B. lanes) secretary Anna
Dale Bohannon says the aver
age of this scratch league has
been raised from 150 per gal
last year to 160 and over for
litis season. They'll start Sept.
12 with eight complete teams.
The teams averaged out to
within three pin difference.
6:45 p.m. Victory league
(M.B. lanes) this five gal
handicap league has set their
team high and low at 650-725.
Their 12 teams are complete
and start Aug. 29th. Last year
one of their gals, Kay Nleo-demus,-bowled
a 278 game.
Nice! Secretary Is Cheryl
Rhodes.
Tuesday 9:30 a.m. Roxy
Ann Rockettcs (Roxy Ann)
this is a four gal per team
league. Secretary Lee Neeley
says 12 teams for sure with
room for two more teams.
They start Sept. 13th.
10 a.m. - Centennial league
(M.B. Lanes) secretary Evelyn
Brandhorst says they will roll'
for handicap on Oct. 18 and
start Oct. 25. There will be
openings for new gals on this
league. Tuesday Late Comers
(M.B. lanes) These gals started
late last year and may elect to
do so this year.
7 p.m. Rollcrelte league
(Roxy Ann) Phyllis Steele says
they are ready. to start Sept.
13th with tour teams of five
gals each.
9 p.m. Lady Elks No. 2
(M.B. Lanes) Esther Miller
said that they have a few
openings on this 10 team
league of three gals each.
Last year this league jlii right
well for themselves. There
were nine members in the 200
club and three gals earned
triplicate score patches, be
sides taking top honors in the
B class of the city tourna
ment. They will start to bowl
Sept. 6.
6:45 p.m. Classic league
(M.B. lanes) Couldn't contact
anyone who was able to give
any definite info. Sorry.
9 p.m. - New league (Roxy
Ann) This will be a three or
four gal teams handicap. Still
some spots open so call Karen
Smith, SP 2-7171.
Wednesday 9:30 a.m New
scratch league (Roxy Ann)
Contact Wanda Booth SP
2-2047 if you have an average
over 135 and would be inter
ested in this four gal team.
League season will be broken
into thirds with trophies for
each and hi game and hi series
for each third if possible.
10 a.m. Morning Glory
league (M.B. Lanes) Marlene
Lawless, secretary, says this
league will get under way
about the middle of October.
They may have openings so
watch for further Info.
1 p.m. Empire league
(M.B. lanes) There are open
ings on this three gal, 12 team
league. ' Thuy plan to start
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Sept. 14. Team averages have
been set at 400-450. Contact
secretary Stella Puett SP
2-7659 or president Evelyn
Read SP 2-4971. New handi
cap league (Roxy Ann) This
league will start after fruit
season and will be three or
four gal teams. Contact Karen
Smith SP 2-7171.
9 p.m. Rogue Ramblers
(M.B. lanes) There are open
ings on this league. Kathy
Byrnes is secretary SP 2-4794.
No date has been set for open
ing but should be within a
week or so. New scratch
league (Roxy Ann) This will
be a three gal team. Contact
Karen Smith, SP 2-7171.
Thursday 10 a.m. Early
Bird league (Roxy Ann) Meet
ing is set for Sept. 1 and
league to start Sept. 15. This
is a four gal handicap with
eight teams. Bonnie Baylor
is secretary. Valley Rollers
(M.B. lanes) no information
available. Rogue Rollers (M.B.
lanes) no information avail
able.
7 p.m. Bowling Queens
(Roxy Ann) This five gal team
league have all 10 teams com
plete and will start Aug. 25.
Del Christianson, secretary.
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Fowlers (M.B. lanes) No in
formation available.
6 p.m. Bartlette Belles
(M.B. lanes) Darlene Tope
said a meeting was called on
Aug. 18 and they will be
ready to roll Sept. 9. There
may be a few openings. Secre
tary's number is SP 3-5062.
7 p.m. New handicap
league (Roxy Ann) This will
be a five gal team with about
12 teams. There are still a
few spots. Contact Karen
Smith SP 2-717L
GUYS AND GALS
Thursday 7 p.m. Bali and
Chain (Roxy Ann) These 14
teams are complete and Alice
Thompson said they're ready
to roll Sept. 15.
9 p.m. This mixed dou
bles league still has some
openings so contact the Roxy
Ann lanes.
Sunday 6 p.m. (M.B.
lanes) This mixed doubles is
still in the formation stage
so contact Ivan Wolfe SP
2-2682 for your spot.
7 p.m. (Roxy Ann) This
mixed doubles still has open
ings so contact Karen Smith
SP 2-7171 for your place.
8 p.m. Mixed doubles
(M.B. lane) Bill Hall has 14
teams in the formative stage
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Women's Village Guards,
Happiest Olympic People
Rome -0IPD- A retired hair
dresser and a movie extra
said today they are the hap
piest men in the Olympic vil
lage. They are the guards who
protect the entrance to the
closely-fenced women's vil
lage. All they have to do all
day is watch girls coming in
the gate, girls coming out the
gate, and girls ambling dovn
the roadway. Once in a while
they get off their chairs to
shoo the men away.
"No men allowed inside the
village," said movie extra Fer
nando Plini, a stocky young
Roman with a devastating
smile. "So, believe me, we
so if this is your time to bowl
call NO 4-2230.
SPONSORS SPECIAL
There's a spot for every
one above. Hope to see you
all at the lanes. Next week
will be Sponsor's Special
so get your info into the
boxes at each alley early.
This column needs your
help if it's to be a success.
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give the men a hard time. We
only let in a fe w . privileged
characters, if they ask us very
nicely, j
"We let the gardener in and
two strcetdc-iners, and the
doctors who can prove they
have patients. We let the post
man inside every hour to get
the mail. And we let plumb
ers - in when the plumbing
breaks down."
Ex - hairdresser Nazzareno
de Leonardis said that he very
much enjoys his privileged
position as chief chaperone
for so many lovely and ath
letic girls.
"They are all wonderful,"
said De Leonardis with a deep
sigh. "They give us pins and
they take our pictures with
their arms around us. A
charming little girl from Ko
rea just gave me her parasol."
The two Romans said that
from time to time they aban
don their arduous labors to
compare the charms of the
girls as they parade by.
"It is very difficult," said
Plini, "they are all- so big
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then there are the Swedes in
their little white shorts, nd
those beautiful Czechs. Oh, it
is so hard to decide."
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