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TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1960
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Out-Of-Valley
Wednesday in
Not long after sunrise on
Wednesday morning a four
some of men will start out
from No. 1 tee and launch a
day of golf at Rogue Valley
Country club that may last
into the sunset or longer.
The occasion will be the
final day of qualifying for the
32nd annual Southern Oregon
Championship, a Labor Day
holiday traditional event at
the popular Medford links.
Matches in the tourney open
on Thursday with finals in
men's, senior men's and ladies
divisions on the legal holiday,
Monday, Sept. 5.
Golfers from outside the
Rogue river valley are to have
their qualifying rounds to
morrow. Leading off the pa
rade of divoters around the
18-hole layout will be Melvin
Miller, Menlo Park, Calif.;
Ray Flower, Sonoma, Calif.,
Wilyred Jossy, Portland Golf
club, and Dennis McManus,
Eureka, Calif. Their tee off
time is 6 a.m.
Players in mostly foursomes
will take to the links every
seven minutes after that ex
cept for an 11-minute break
at the end of each hour. ,
Locals Qualifying
Rogue Valley Country club
members and other entrants
from the valley area trying
for the championship flights
in the three divisions were
qualifying today, along with
players from outside the
Rogue valley who so wished.
High handicappers of Jackson
and Josephine counties quali
fied from Aug. 21 through yes
terday. This advance play was
aimed at making the links less
congested for Wednesday
heavy play.
Galleryites on Wednesday
will have their eyes on at least
three men's foursomes in
which top contenders are tour
ing. One with a 10:42 tee off
time lists Ed Kovacovich, Eu
reka, Calif., George Cicrich,
Eastmoreland, Portland, Gene
Maidment, Colwood, Portland,
and Sam Cavallio, Cohunbia
Edgewater - Portland. Kovaco
vich is a perennial contender,
Cicrich has been a medalist
here and Maidment is a
scratch (no-handicap) player.
Atkinson at 1:21 p.m.
Two other scratch players,
Phil Underwood, Waverly,
and Charles Siver, Columbia
Edgewater, go out at noon
with Jon Sivertson, Tacoma,
Wash., and Jim Snider, ex
Medford resident, another
C-E man. Three-times South
ern Oregon and state champ
Bob Atkinson, Portland Golf
club, is slated to tee off at
1:21 p.m. with Louis Stafford,
Bill Wittenberg and Dick
Yost, all of C-E. Stafford is an
ex-National Public Links final
ist and Wittenberg golfed for
Willamette university.
Whether Yost will go out
with the other three is a ques
tion. He qualified for the
Southern Oregon yesterday by
declaring his first 18 holes
(which turned out to be a 76)
in National Amateur qualify
ing in Portland but might use
his Wednesday spot here as
a chance for practice play.
Bob Prall, Salem, defending
men's champ has a 2:35 p.m.
starting time. He has the op
tion of taking No. 2 seeded
position rather than tak
ing part in qualifying play.
Miss Betty Martin, Longview,
Wash., 1959 women's winner,
will take her seeded place.
Women Slated
Miss June Robinson, Al
bany, winner in the Oregon
Coast tourney earlier this
summer, has a 8:49 a.m. start
ing time with Mrs. Marilyn
Leggett, Eastmoreland, Miss
Mary Pat Moty, Bend and
Mrs. Oric Johannson, Coos
Bay. Miss Shirley Siegmund,
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Eugene, ex-SO medalist, and
runner-up to Miss Robinson in
the Oregon Coast, goes out
at 7:14 a.m. With her are
to be Mrs. Raymond Scott,
Eastmoreland, Miss Linda An
derson, Olympia, Wash., and
Mrs. Glen Scharback, Oswego.
Mrs. Scott has been a leading
ladies' contender in numerous
Southern Oregon meets. Miss
Anderson, was a Pacific North
west amateur semi-finalist this
year.
A 7:35 a.m. tee off is shown
from Mrs. Tom Harrison,
Waverly, 1960 Pacific North
west Amateur finalist. Mrs.
Ed Wheelock, perennially in
the running, will start her
qualifying round at 8:21 a.m.
Jack Mattison, a scratch
golfer from Eugene, goes out
at 11:21 a.m. and John Kerr,
Eugene, 1959 prep all-stater,
at 2:28 p.m. Kerr, ex-St.
Mary's high of Medford, did
his prep golfing for St. Fran
cis of Eugene.
Biggest Field
The Southern Oregon tour
nament field of 423, biggest
in history, lists 272 men, 55
senior men and 96 ladies.
Sixty-four low scoring men
in qualifying play will make
the championship flight. In
ladies' and seniors divisions,
title flights will be of 16 play
ers each.
There will be 14 other low
er flights of 16 men each for
men. M e n's championship
flight first round losers drop
into a 32-man first flight and
losers in the other flights go
into consolation play.
Women will start with six
and senior men with four
flights of play with first
round losers falling into odd
numbered flights for second
round action.
Some of the play in men's
and women's lower flights
will be at Oak Knoll Golf
course at Ashland because
Rogue Valley, with the huge
entry, cannot handle the traf
fic until the fields are nar
rowed down.
Ron Caperna, Rogue Valley
pro, who with his staff is in
the midst of a busy week, has
expressed the opinion that par
ticipants will have to shoot
77s or 78s or better to make
the men's championship flight.
WEDNESDAY PAIRINGS:
(SO Qualifying)
6 a.m. Melvin Miller. Menlo
Park. Calif.; Ray Flower. Sonoma
Calif.: Wilyred Jossy, Portland GC;
Dennis McManus, Yreka. Calif.
6:07 Ken -Adams, Coos Bay: Bill
Nixon. Garberville. Calif.: Dr. Ralph
Gordon, Salem; Ross Herbert, Sac
ramento. Calif. 6:14 W. H. Elliott.
San Rafael. Calif.: Paul Henry. East
Hartford, Conn.; Bob D'Donnell.
Portland, Gram Lovegren, cottage
Grove.
6:21 J a c k Worthinglon, San
Jose, Calif.: E. J. Mickelson. Eu
gene CC: H. R. Hartzell. Roscville.
Calif.: Dick Pendergast, Broadmoor.
6:28 Jack llzpalrlcK, coos Boy;
Don Ruse, Oswego Lake: Frank
Peterson. Portland GC: Joe H. Dun-
Kan. Fortuna, Calif. 6:35 George
M. Stanficld, oswago Lake: Buck
Gurney. Crescent City, Calif.: Ben
Bates. Corvallis.
6:42 Mrs. Eiaine Nixon. Garber
ville: Mrs. Shirley Welch. Crescent
City; Mrs. Margaret uurney. cres
cent City; Mrs. Helen M. Dugan,
Fortuna. 6:49 Mrs. Marilyn Leg
gett, Eastmoreland: Miss Mary Pat
Moty. Bend. 7 a.m. Mrs. William
Ralson. Oswego Lake; Mrs. Vivian
Robinson, Corvallis; Mrs. Frank
Ramsey. Corvallis; Mrs. Estelle
Swope, Forest Hills.
7:07 Mrs. Ben Bates, Corvallis:
Mrs. SkiDocr Bowie. Crescent City:
Mrs. George Stanficld. Oswego
Lake; Mrs. Mary Tripp. Oswego
Lake. 7:14 Miss Shirley Siegmund,
Eugene CC; Mrs. Linda Anderson.
Olvmpia CC: Mrs. Raymond Scott.
Eastmoreland; Mrs. Glen Schar
back. Oswego Lake. 7:21 Mrs. Ray
Fowler. Sonoma: Mrs. Gladys Cul-
lev. Forest Hills: Mrs. Mark Calder.
Ofwego Lake; Mrs. Daisalic Brown.
coos Bay.
7-2R Mrs. John Bi.shoo. Eugene,
CC; Mrs Yvonne Spear. Crescent
Citv; Mrs. Lucille Atchison. Coos
Bav: Mrs. Lucille Wilson. Menlc,
Park. 7:35 Mrs. H. R. Hartzell,
Roseville; Mrs. Thomas Harrison
Jr., Waverlv: Mrs. Carol westcr
man. Auburn, Calif.: Mrs. Joseph
Gillham, Oswego Lake, 7:42 Mrs.
M. G. Parker. Eastmoreland: Mrs.
Frank Peterson. Portland GC; Mrs.
Helen C- Norton, Osweko Lake;
Mrs. Robert W. MacLean. Eastmore
land 7-49 Mrs. Frank Grant. East
moreland; Miss Liz Culver, Seattle
Wash.; Mrs. A. J. Essex. Novato,
Golfers Qualify
Southern Oregon
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1959 MEDALIST - S t e w art
Schroeder, 1959 medalist, was
to be one of the home course
players qualifying today for
the Southern Oregon Golf
championships at Rogue Val
ley Country club. The Oregon
State college and ex-Medford
high -linksman, shot a three-under-par
69 last year to lead
men qualifiers in the annual
tourney. Schroeder fired a 70
in one of his Sunday practice
stints.
Calif.; Mrs. E. M. Johnson, Oswego
Lake. 8 a.m. Mrs. Faye Miller,
Menlo Park; Mrs. Marion Lawson.
Oswego Lake: Mrs. Paula Laurila.
Coos Bay; Mrs. Shirley Harpstcr,
Portland GC; 8:07 Mrs. Jean Sim
mons, Broadmoor; Mrs. Don Ruse.
Oswego Lake; Mrs. Glcnnis Kova
covich, Eureka. Calif.; Mrs. L. F.
Kelley, Oswego Lake.
8:14 Starr Hiinkis. San Francis
co, Calif.; Cy llarheke, San Fran
cisco; Ray Lucas, Portland, GC; Dr. :
Arnold Inches. Columbia-E d g e
water. 8:21 Mrs. Dorothy Clark,
Broadmoor; Miss Sue Goodnight, j
Waverly; Mrs. Victor Metoxen,
Eastmoreland; Mrs. C. E. Wheelock,
Columbia-EdRewatcr. 8:2ft E. M.
Johnson. Oswego Lake: Clyde Prall,
Salem; William L.. Ralston, Oswego
Lake; B. Fewerwerker, Areata,
Calif.
8:35 Ralph M. Lawson, Orwepo
Lake; Ted Fleskes, Rovnl Oaks;
Harry Clark. Rose City; Bob Won
derly, Vancouver, Wash. 8:42
L. E. (Gene) Tripp. Oswego Lake;
Garner G. Talhoy, Riverside; H. H.
Martin, Longview, Wash.; Gus Os
tenson, Antioch, Calif. 8:40 Ray
Beeber, Reames; J. C. Norton Sr.,
Oswego Lake: John Brennan. Col-umbia-Edgewater;
Norm Bruck,
Oswego Lake.
9 a.m. Bob Downer, Coos Bav:
Joet Harron. Portland GC; M. Frank
Davis. Portland GC; Frank Corset
ti. Napa, Calif. 9:07 Oliver D.
Babcock, Sacramento, Calif.; Ray
Stratton, Broadmoor; Roger Huber,
Portland: Dave Ryan, Tacoma,
Wash. 9:14 Mrs. S. A. Peters. Ar
eata; Mrs. William Macy, Portland
GC; Mrs. Dorothy MacLean, Seattle.
Wash.; Mrs. Josephine R. McManus,
Eureka,
9:21 A. R. Maus, Petnluma,
Calif.; M. L. Hallmark, Roscburg;
Jack McManus, Eureka; Robert
Henningscn. Astoria. 0:28 Mrs.
E. L. Mickelson, Eugene CC; Mrs.
Ruth McLean, Coos Bay; Mrs. Fred
W. Fields, Portland GC; Mrs. Stu
art DeVry, Eugene CC. 9:35 Ed
Bertheaud. Santa Rosa, Calif.; Tom
Clark. Broadmoor; Bob Finney,
Colorado Springs, Colo.; Fred Free
tag, King City, Calif.
9 :42 Bert Ferris, Oak way CC;
Chet Houston, Broadmoor; Einar
Larson, Crescent City: Tom Jones,
Top O' Scott. 9:49 Jack Murdock,
Bandon: Jim Miles, Eureka; George
M. Linn Jr., Coqnille Valley; Bruce
McDonald. Seattle. 10 a.m. Mrs.
Loraine Larson. Forest Hills; Mrs.
William E. Celriwell. Corvallis; Mrs.
Liz Cooper, Corvallis; Mrs. J. P.
Warren, San Mateo, Calif.
10:07 Ward Bcbb, San Francisco;
Redney M. Harpstcr, Portland GCj
Kermit Kelling, Portland GC; Tiavo
Laurila, Coos Bay. 10:14 Gus Cal
las. Columbia-Edgewatcr; Frank
Ramsey, Corvallis; Clyde Rollins,
Colwood; Harold Schnciderman,
Coos Bay. 10:21 Mike Lynch. Ri
verside; Cliff Culley, Forest Hills;
Dennis Echanno, Tacoma, Wash.;
W. C Brock-Jones, Crescent City.
10:28 Tom Edlefsen. Forest
Hills; James A. Ellington. Stockton,
Calif.; Stuart DeVry. Eugene; Lute
Clement, Forest Hills. 10:35 David
Munro. Waverly; C. L. Brown Jr.,
Coos Bay; Mark Calder, Oswego
Lake; Pat Dolan. Portland GC.
10:42 Ed Kovacovich, Eureka;
George Cicrich. Eastmoreland; Sam
Cavilli. Columbia-Edgewater; Gene
Maidment, Colwood.
10:49 Joe Olds. Cottage Grove;
Ted McKenzie. Areata, Calif.; High
King, Santa Rosa: Pete Gray, Coos
Bay. 11 a.m. Floyd Baxter. Salem;
Pat Lynch. Chica, Calif.; Morcll E.
Sharp. Seattle; Dr. George Swendi
man. Redding. Calif. 11:07 Gordon
Swope, Forest Hills; Dr. S. V.
Wolfe, Portland GC; James M.
Wells, Redding; Gary Tripp, Palo
Alto. Calif.
11:14 James M. WflN Jr.. RpH-
ding; M. H. (Joe) Tripp, Oswego
Lake; A. J. Toyly, Vancouver, I
Wash.; Stephen Anderson, Tacoma.
11:21 Vince Cooney, Salem; Frank
Warren, Waverly; Jack Mattison, 1
Eugene; Tim-Scott. Portland. 11:28!
John Hirons. Eucene: E. C. Hall
RVCC; Vern Allen, Roseburg; Jim j
Buccello, Sacramento, Calif. ;
1 1 :35 J a c k Cooper, Corvallis;
Rod McGrath, Oakway: Bob Mc-1
Kevltt, Devils Lake; George W.
Linn. Coquille. 11:42 Sam Saari, 1
Eugene; Ralph Swn, Vancouver; :
William Specr, Crescent City; N. P.
Slobodnak. Sonoma. Calif. 11:49 ,
Maury Isted, Prineville; Iver Isaak- j
son. Areata; R. W. Johnson. Colum- s
bia-Edgewater; Bob Larson, Forest
Hills.
12 noon Phil Underwood, Wa
verly; Charles Siver. Columbia-.
Edgewater; Jon Sivertsen. Tacoma;
Jim Snider, Columbi-Edgewater. j
12:07 Glen Scharback. Oswego1
Lake; Roy Morgan. Roval Oaks;
Tom Shaw. Rose City; Verne Perry j
Jr.. Portland. 12.14 Gene Teel. ;
Hoyt Park; John Yingt Jr., Crescent :
City; Art Bravo. Fortuna; Ed Davis,
Oakway.
12:21 DcRoss Kinkadc, Hidden
Valley; Joe Hallmark, Rosebug; Ed
Wheelock. Columbia-Edge water;
Thorn. C. Cameron, Coos Bay. 12:28
L. C. Essex, Novato. Calif.; Tom
Corbett, Sacramento; Joseph F.
Gillham, Oswego Lake; Bob Ham
ilton. Eugene. 12:35 John Hacken
bruck, Coos Bay; Oric Johannson,
Coos Bay; Jack Kerr, Eugene; L. F.
Kelly, Oswego Lake.
12:42 Knute Qvale, Portland GC;
Elon E. Ellis. Portland GC; Fred
Fields. Portland GC; Bill Macy,
Portland uu. wen McLean,
Coos Bay. Gil Moty, Bend; Larry
Holland. Broadmoor; Robert Hope,
Oakway. 1 p.m. Peter Peterson,
Yreka. Calif.: Gerald Robinson.
Corvallis: Deb Sutphin, Coos Bay;
I 1 I7 nnn William. Pnr'dsnrf CLC'
T. 3. Tucker. Broadmoor (Seattle);
Dean Child. Portland; W. M. Scog-
SEATTLE WINS
St. Joseph, Mo, (DPI) T h e
Connie Mack World Series
title went to a West Coast
team this year for the second j
time in the two-year history of
the tournament. Seattle,
Wash., won the chamiponship
Sunday with a win over Hous
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gin. Coos Bay. 1:14 Hugh Roberts,
Laurclwood; John Yingst, Crescent
City; Frank Wilson. Menlo Park;
Vern Smith. Davis, Calif. 1:21
Louis Stafford. Columbia-E d g e
watcr: Bill Wittenberg, Columbia
Edegwater; Dick Yost. Columbia
Edgewatcr; Bob Atkinson, Portland,
GC.
1 :28 Gordon Bishop, Eugene;
Marvin Clark, RVCC; Robert Stone.
Corvallis; Jay Hvche, Columbia
Edgewater. 1 :35 Phil Austin, Top
O" Scott: Bob Atchison, Coos Bay;
Ear Sargent. Coos Bay: Robert Ste-
ghenson, Portland. 1:42 Rav Scott,
asmoreland: Harr Zook, Eureka;
Mike Allen, Waverly; Jack Warren.
San Mateo.
1:49 James Walsh. Oswego
Lake; Chuck Allen, Roscburg; Rich
ard Hiller, Riverwood; Bill Wilsox,
Astoria. 2 p.m. Bill Van Dvke,
Fresno: Bob Meyer. Gold Beach;
Jim Vranizan, Portland; Vorhousev.
Areata. 2:07 Bill Stutnpf. Coos
Bay; Dwight Wood. Coos Bav; Cliff
Jernigcn. Redding; Don Westerman,
Auburn. Calif.
2:t4 John Bowie, frptrpnl fttv..
Dean Webb. Hidden Vallev; siu
Cook. Broadmoor: Scott Heather
ington. West Linn. 2.21 Harold
Eittrem. Ukiah: Trumball Smith.
Seattle; Loren Thompson. Portland
GC; Mardis Ward. Crescent Citv.
2:28 Fred Cline. Reames CC; John
Kerr. Eugene: Jack Propst. Oswego
Lake; Ron Getchell, Coqullle CC.
2-35 Bob Prall. Salem: John Bi
shop. Eugene: Charles Sparks, Bug-mo:
Wally Ball, Broadmoor.
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Autocross on Sunday, Sept.
4.
The event will be at the
Oregon Technical institute
campus. Course will be all
asphalt 1 to Hi miles in
length with first, second and
possibly some third- gear
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Sunday action has been
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Yost Qualifies For SO,
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Dick Yost, Columbia-Edge-
water club, Portland, who is
expected to be a major con
tender for the Southern Ore
gon men's golf title in play
here during the next several
days, qualified for the Rogue
Valley County club event yes
terday during National Ama
teur qualifying play at Port
land. Yost exercised his option
of declaring his first 18-holc
round at Portland for the
Southern Oregon. He carded
a 76. He had a one-under-par
71 on his second round for
a 147 to also qualify for the
National Am lest to be held
Sept. 12-19 at Clayton, Mo.
One of two Rogue Valley
Country club players turned
in a fine score in the National
qualifying. Dr. Ralph Odell,
the local club champion, shot
72-77-149. Dr. Dave Boals.
also of Medford, had a first
found 80 and withdrew.
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Oregon favorite and man to
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and has played in the Masters
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The Porllander, playing in
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Portland-Oregon rifle hunt
ers possessing controlled hunt
big game tags for the Wallowa
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3, when these two areas are
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Snake River area and through
Sept. 11 in the Wallowa area.
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