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o THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. The BOWLERS ALLEY By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE HOXY SENIOR Leonard Walch rolled a 496, high series for boys in the Roxy Ann Senior league. Frank Sehuoharri high game. Mariann Furrer cnaiKea up a 173 game in a series of 442. Linda Wilkes tied her 442 FnHo n..f. j the Alley-Gators vie. for first place with ' 7 Vi wins each. They are. closely followed by King Pins with 7, Lucky Aces 6, Tiro's 6, Bailey's Comets 6. Four. Stars have 5V4, Four Aces 5, Pin Heads 414, 4 S's 3.. SUNDAY NICHTERS Dick Mitchell rolled high game of 214 for the Nose Divers in the Sunday Nighters league. Mark Nols took all four points. Rolling Pins 3, Nose Divers 3, Stop & Think 3, 4 J's, 2, Sherer Folly 2, Pin Rob bers 1, The Blanks 1, Neo fiters 1 and Team Nine 0. -BOWLING BELLES Johnnie's Cafe is in first ' slot with 15 wins in Bowling Bells league. Team Four and Viking Sewing Machine have 13 each, Trowbridge & Flynn 12, Team Six 10 and Pat and Mikes Building Service 9. Esther Miller had high game of 235 and top series of 518. , Other top series were carded by Doris Price 470, Fay Shearer 417, Peggyann Hutchinson 446, Fern Powell .413. BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE Ellen Lamb joined the 200 club after rolling 213 i for high games in top series , for her team, 471. Ruth Carpenter chalked up 495 for top series this week in the Blue Monday ' league. Grace Hunter had 389, best for her team, as did Joanne Trautman, 381. The Nameless lead with . 12 wins followed by the Strikers with II, Pin Pickers have 9 and the Bowling Bags 8. MAJOR LEAGUE Sad Sisters hold top place in the Major league with 20 wins. Pin Ups are second, with 15 and Channel Cats and Bowlerettes 14 each. The Roll Ettes and Orphans have 9, Keglers 8 and the Nil Jils 7. Del Christianson scored top game of 245 and second top series of 605. Karen Smith had 232 game and high series of 607. ..;!..-, ROLLERETTE LEAGUE After six weeks of play Faber's market heads Roll erette league with 17 wins. Brown's Cafe and Bateman . Insurance have 12 and - Jackson County Co-op 6. Bobbie Hughes chalked up J a 173 high game and Verna Allen a 452 high series to top off the league. RAMBLING ROLLERS Rambling Rollers vie on Thursday evening and report high scratch game by Doris Owings, 188. Kathryn South took high game with handi cap honors with a 224 and also high series with handi cap a 571. Madeline Legg chalked up a 479 for top se ries scratch honors'. LADY ELKS NO. 1 $ Draggin Flies hold top spot with 17 wins in Lady Elks No. li followed by the Lady Bugs with . 16!i, Doodle Bugs 16 and Beetle Bugs 14. ' Fire Bugs have lO'a, Boll Weevils 9, Ter- mites 8 and the Crickets 5. These ladies had top series 1 for their respective teams: Faye Hogue 410, Lee Nee : ley 419. Roberta Travis , 496, Alice Thompson 458, Eva Sessions 471 and Fran ' Bittle 471. Aili Saylers 416..' Dorothy Jantier 535 and Wanda Booth 504. Erma Gifford converted the 3-10 split and top team series ' was by the Doodle Bugs, a 1365. Dorothy Jantzer rolled top game of 199 and ' top series of 535. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE - Vivian Stogsdill rolled high game of 199 in the Rolling Pin league. McLain's holds the lead with 24 wins. Fa ber's has 22. Tom Toms 21 V4, and Jack Drive Up 21, fio- neer Cafe 18, Elk City Mar ket 17. B&B Auction 16, Le dar Lodge 14, Roethers Chev ron and Pauline's 13. Nins Eldred fired a 395, Verbelia . Thompson 349, Iris Wimer 474 Vivian Rodgers 441, Alta Kn-u-r 448, Vivan Stogsdill 46., ivlarie Green 350, Betty Churchill 392, Maxine Beatty 396 and Marian Hobbs 430 for high series for their re . spective teams. NIGHT HAWKS High team series was carded by McCulloch Chain Saw, a 1729, in the Night Hawks league. High game 3 was by Ken Christianson, a 212, and high series by , ?- Howard Baker, a 605. Ka china Lodge claims leader ship with 19 wins, Piggly Wiggly Two has 16, Harsh barger Lathers 15, McClul loch Chain Saw and-Mc-Laughlin Plumbing Trn d , Healing each 14. Reserve Officers Association 12. Piggly Wiggly one and KDOV eachgjU. Hart's Hjichtry 10; Bohemian r e Club 9, Team Nine 7, and Triangle Market 6. PACIFIC LEAGUE had high game of 225 and series of 591. High team game and series were 900 and 2482. Kohner Farm leads with 17 wins in the Pacific league. Copeland Lumber is second with 16. Ping's has 15, Rogue Vending and Wen's Alignment 12, Lin inger's Concrete 11, and Smith's Sales & Service 11, Rogue Valley Country Club 8, Brophy's IVi and Sure Fit Seat Covers 3. Korner Farm's team and members . took all high awards for the week. Milt Sanderson ROXY ANN LEAGUE Les Mason rolled an all spare game in the Roxy Ann league. Harvey Phillips card ed high game of 222 and Roy Sarver high series of 645. Gilkinson's has top notch with 24 wins. Second is Royal Crown with 19. O N C has 17 as does Reliable Cleaners. Graham Electric has 16, Hop kin's Richfield, Groceteria 14, and Medply each 14, Lary's Rich Maid 13, Baker Mould ing 12, and Harrison Electric 12 apiece, Consolidated Van Lines 9, Pacific Motor Truck 8 and Beneficial Standard Life-7.' -MAJOR LEAGUE Western Oil and Burner pace Major league with 19 wins. Rogue Valley Coun try Club and Asko Supply' each have 13 wins, as do Cal Ore Ranches and Home Gas 13. Standard Oil Co. Hamilton Funds and Desert Service sport 12 each. Brothers Five and Rotary Two 11, Mail Tribune 10 and Rotary One 4.' Dave Baylor had best series of 596 followed by Slim Brown's 574. Brown had high game of 226 and Dave Baylor was second at 219. Other high series in the league were Vic Hadley 467, Bob Kline 431, Gene Brooks 528, Maynard Had ley 509. Chuck Snedden 517, Jack Fowler 543, Chuck Ellison 528, Bud Van Hoy 539, Clarance Wilson 457 and George Spaunhorst 564. ROXY CLASSIC LEAGUE . The Roxy Ann Lanes are in top notch in the Roxy Ann Classic league with 19 wins each. Wooden Shoe have 16, Cubby's and Daugherty Lum ber 12, Timber Room 9, Becks Bakery 7,: Claes Con struction 6 and Kim's 5. Best series were rolled by Bill Newland 651, Dick McKen zie 632, Jake Olson 628, Jim Pottigrew 619, and Jack Gardner 605. TIRE INI If AND SEARS WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY IF IN ORIGINAL BOX WITH RECEIPT 9" HH ni95 6.00x15 "Smhi 6.50x16 6.50x15 ' ' IJ3ySlfl!!fl ' 6.70x16 6.70x15 7.60x15 6.00x16 ' V'OlllTflxJ 8.50x14 7-50x14 ' -'WfSr 115)95 6.00x15 7.10x15 8.00x14 HAVE YOUR CHAINS VYHtN YOU NEED THEM! , REMEMBER LAST WINTER? SPORTS ! TRIANGLE LEAGUE High game scratch and high series scratch were rolled by Bill Cooper, 213 and 600 in the Triangle league. High team series carded was by the Knights of Columbus, a 1517 with a game of 537, scratch. BULL DOG LEAGUE Talent Club has first place in the Ball Dog league with 17 wins. Oregon Liquid Gas and Team Four 16, La Pointes 14, Mutual of Omaha 13, Harts Hatchery 11 and United Radio Supply and Team Five 5 each. ROXY ROCKETTES Enid Edwards gained all top honors among Roxy Ann Rockettes by convert ing the 6-7 and 3-10 split with a 244 game and 573 series. Neely-Nelson leads with 21 wins. Stevens Auto has second with 16. Roxy Ann Lanes and Team Eleven have 15 each, Sully's Drive in 14i, Nor ton! J 3, Big Y Cleaners 12, Team Twelve 10, Wheelers Shell and Dykes Floor Cov er 8, Crosby's 6Vi and Economy Market 5. VICTORY LEAGUE Pioneer Club continues to hold Victory league first place. Delah. Timber holds second. E. H. Mann Co. is in third place. Silver Dollar Stamps are in fifth spot. Van Lees have fourth position and Hillyer Oil holds ninth. Unit ed States Bank' is In sixth, Medford Motors in 12th, Vik ing Sewing Center is in sev enth, Pings are 11th, Quality Market is 10th, and Hunters Tavern hold eighth spot. High team series was a 2191 by U.S. Bank. Eva Sessions rolled top series of 522 and Ollie Walsch top game of 201. High series for their teams respective were Vivian Bate man 452, Agda Maruggs 439, Doris Hickson 459, Edith Tuttle 469, Eunice Johnson and Ethel Champion each a 424. Charlene Stephenson a 487, Vi Corby a 445, Dorothy Ricks 447, Barbara Walters 465 and Ollie Walch 472. Joy Ingle picked the 6-7 split. LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Union Club has first position in the Ladies Classic league with 20 wins Thunderbird Market has 18, Jorgensen's 14, Rogue Distributing 12, Cra ter Inn, Valley Music, and Treasure Tone Paint each 11, Security Insurance & Reality and Kim's 10, Pick's 9 and Eastside Mar ket 7. Ladies bowling high series for their respective teams were , Vera Cum mings 529, Teddie Farrar 484, Jan Froheich 489, Vi vian Knox 525, Eva Ses sions 517, Wilma Winkler 467, Gertie Blind 501, Helen Clark 585. Mable Clark 526 and Vi Coats COST PROTECTION! BUY YOUR CHAINS NOW not used by March 15th, 1961, 'RETURN 5.50x15 5.90x15 6.40x15 5-60x15 Czech President Keeps Word; Father And Child Reunited New York - (UPI - Twelve years of frustration and lone liness ended today for Phillip Heller, a former Czech na tional, when he is reunited with his 16-year-old daughter Vira. Heller, 43, now a shoe sales man in Sacramento, Calif., fled Czechoslovakia in 1948 and came to the United States. In his escape to freedom Hel ler was forced to leave his wife Jetty and young daugh ter behind. In the intervening years he tried continuously to get his family out from behind the Iron Curtain and into this country. He enlisted the aid of the late Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Adlai Stevenson, but their efforts proved fruitless. , Wife Died In 1954 his wife died and Vira was sent to an orphan age in Prague. Heller redoubled his ef forts. Last year he sought the aid of Anastas Mikoyan, the deputy premier of the Soviet Union. His plea was rejected. With the recent arrival of the numerous heads of state for tjie U.N. General Assem bly session, Heller decided to come to New York to enlist the help of Nikita Khrush chev. Several days after the ar rival of Khrushchev and his party, Heller was walking to ward the United Nations headquarters building when he accidentally came upon Antonin Novotny, the presi dent of Czechoslovakia. Heller pleaded his case with the Red leader on the busy city street. "Novotny scolded me for 485. High games were by Helen Clark 213, Thelma Tolles 211, Joan McCready 208 and Maxine McCall 202. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Snoboys head the men's Industrial league with 22 vic tories. Other win standings are Eagles 21, Drive-in Clean ers 19, Jubilee Club 16, Southern Oregon Trophy Co. 14, Red Blanket Lumber 13, Coca Cola 12V4, Fyr Fyters 11VS, National Guard 11, Whitelaw Candy 10 and. Huff man Truck and Auto Parts and Delta Pet Ranch each 9.. Top series for their respec tive teams last week were by Bill Bulgar 541, J. Weber 536, Coe Brown 535, B. Cab ler 530, R. L. Janzen 542, S. Murrey 547, George Paul 500, Jack Monroe 539, Don Ivie 508, Jim Pettigrew 574 (high), .Don Moser 535 and D. Walls 514. Snoboys, Eagles, Delta Pet and the Cleaners had four-point team wins. 7.00x16 1 9.50x14 having defected 12 years ago to America," Heller told UPI in Sacramento, "but because of our common fight in World War II against fascism and Nazism, he said 'your daugh ter will be returned'." Wednesday, a tl 1:55 p.m., Novotny made good his word. 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