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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 27. 1960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE. D 3 The BOWLERS ALLEY By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE - Men-interested in bowling this week end in the Orogon Match Game championship elimination matches at Klamath Falls are asked lo ' contact Fred Anderson at Medford Bowling lanes be- , fore Friday. He reported , that there is still room for more bowlers in the event. Herschel Dixon also may be ' eontacted at Roxy Ann lanes. ROXY ANN CLASSIC Charles McWhorter is still in there rolling top scores. He chalked up a 193-223-224 or a 640 in the Roxy Ann Classic league. George Spaunhorst carded a 614 with a game of 232. Karl Johnson rolled a 221 game for a 606 series. The Roxy Ann Lanes team lead the keglers with 21 wins. Wooden Shoe holds second spot with 16, Daughtery Lum ber has 13, Cubby's 12, Tim ber Room 10. Beck's also has 10, Kim's 7 and Claves Con struction 6. MT. PITT LEAGUE League standings show Tim-Pro Five still leading Mt. Pitt league with 21 games won. They are spon sored by Timber Products. Hapco Sales holds second with 20. Trowbridge and ' Flynn show 19V4, Neeley Nelson Lumber 18, Elec Ironic Service 17, Kogap Gang Mill 16, Kogap 1 15Vi, Eagle Point Teachers 15, Kopap Sawmill 14, Ko gap Sliver Pickers 13, Ko ;' gap Peelers 12 and Coca Cola 8. Top games notched ! this week were by Darrell ! Smylie 231, Bill Gourley 204. Bill Hall 203 and Shy ' Callaghan 202. Eddie Glov I er's 519 scratch and j 621 with Handicap were ' high' for ihe week. Dick ' Adkins of the Tim-Pro team ; still has top average of 176 followed by Lloyd Knapp who has a 173. This is a ,: 775 maximum team aver age league, only six learns ' sport averages over 700. I Leaders are the- Tim-Pro Five with a 795, Eagle " Point Teachers 770 and , Neeley - Nelson Lumber a i 743. The most consistent i trlnAiar tWae, vtsia-4 mnnlU : have been Hapco Sales ; 3-4-4-4 and Electronic Serv- . Ih 111-5 TUI- 1 ones nas oiougm ooin teams up lo ihe top divis - Ion. - . PACIFIC LEAGUE Ping's had high team game of 1034 and series of 280 while rolling in the Pacific league. Les Goff carded top game of 213 and series of 583. Copeland Lumber is in the first slot with 19 wins fol lowed by Korner Farm with ,18. Pings have 14 as does Rogue Vending, Smith Sales -c service ana wninger s uon- Crete Pipe. Wen's Alignment show 13VS, Rogue Valley -Country Club 12, Brophy's 9V5 and Sure Fit Seat Covers 4. RAINBOW LEAGUE . , The Knights of Columbus ' are in first place in the 'j Rainbow league with 22 wins, followed closely by ' Local Loan and State For- est Patrol each with 21, 1, United Slates Bank has 20, Lowell Thomas One of the most listenedto-nepS' men in all radio! For reporting that is colorful and complete exciting and authoritative ... be sure you hear him over CBS Radio. Mon.-Fri.. 5 PM, DIAL 1230 KYJC Radio Morse Motors 16, Hoot Owl Logging, Crater Lake Ma chine No. Two, Steve Wil son Lumber and Carolina Pacific each have 14 wins. Harry & David holds 13, Crater Lake Machine No. One 12 and Rogue Valley Creditors 11. These men had high series for their respective learns: Warren Poling 488, Don Muir 426. Doug Gordenier 477, Bud Le Roy 472, Ernie Flakus 518, Ken Neal 478, Dick Greer 527, Ike Eisensiein 569. Gorden Layton 520, Marvin Rose 431, Bill Uh- rine 477 and Gene Schwein 463. Floyd Eatwood won the high score with handi cap trophy with a 639. Bill Uhrine took high game with Handicap a 248 and Ike Eisenstein holds top scratch honors with a 214 game and 569 series. SPORTSMAN LEAGUE There were several high games carded in the Sports man's league. Arne Matson rolled a 248 high game fol lowed by Gene Lekermann's 229. Roy Wilkes had a 225 and Marvin Slavens a 212. Wilkes chalked up a 568 first place series. Vaughn Keyser had 544, Red Pettit 538 and Arhe Matson 541. Three team have 21 wins so share the limelight in first position, First Christian Church No. One,' Butte Falls General Store and Butte Falls Shell. Brookhurst Subdivision i s very close' with 20. Phoenix Golden Eagle has 16, Seven Up and Hillyer Oil 13, Fern Valley Ranches and Brecdunt Brothers 10, Steve Wilson 9, First Christian Church No. Two and Chester Birds have 7. MAJOR LEAGUE Western Oil and Burner has 19 for first spot in the Major league. Home Gas has 17, Asko Supply and Hamilton Funds 16, Stand ard Oil Co. 15, Rogue Val ley Country Club, Brothers Five, Cal Ore Ranches and Desert Service 14, Rotary Two 13, Mail Tribune 11, Rotary One 5.- Men with high games and series were Forrest Liddell 200 - 491. Tom Mast 215 and Bud Van : Hoy 218-567, R. Hemming way 537, S. Brown 522, Chuck Ellison 213 and Ken Thompson 214 - 577, Bill Turman 525, Russ Osborne 458, Milton Snow 509, Phil Huntley 535, Jerry Hem ingway 211 -545, Chuck Sneddon 206 and Ernie Dukeshires 200-527, Wayne Arbaugh 200 and Gene Brooks 204-532 for their respective teams. CLASSIC LEAGUE Rogue Rivera had top team game of 995 and Oak Street Tank and Steel top team series of 2846. In the Classic league Willie Anderson's 255 was top game for this week. Dick McKenzie rolled a 254, Bill York a 241 and Norm Hillyer a 237. High individual series were by Dick McKenzie 640, Bill Luman 636, Bill Lockington 629, Bill York 612 and Norm Hillyer 603. Tower Broiler holds first with 26V4 wins. E. H. Mann Co. has 2714 as does Oak Street Tank & Steel. Rogue Rivera has 20, Lamport's Sporting Goods 1VA, Sewing Machine Center 17, Hillyer Oil Co. 17, Hight Real Estate 14, Don's Hideway 11, North's Chuck Wagon 11, Parrish Construction 10 and Trail Creek Lumber Co. 5. TRIANGLE LEAGUE Team high game in the Triangle league was by Pat & Mike's, 571. They also had lop team series of 1683. Keith McLean took high game honors with a 237 and series of 620. SATURDAY SCRATCH Team Five with 18 wins shares the lead in Saturday Scratch league with Team One. Team Six has 6, Dingle Berries 5 and Team Four 5 and Team Three 3. Top series were rolled by Larry Little 588, Doug Williams 540, Bob Custance 543, Larry Jones 520, Mike Davis 495 and Den nis Bauman 454. SUNDAY NIGHTER'S Walter Johnson convert ed the 6-7 split while bowl ing in the Sunday Nighter's league. Lee Surles rolled a 234 for top men's game and a 570 series. Julia Smith had a 195 game in a 497 for top ladies honors. The Mark Nots, Neofiler's, Rolling Pins and Pin Rob ber's each took four points. The Stop & Think team and ihe Nose Divers split 2-2. The other teams had zeros. BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE Nameless Head with 13 in the Blue Monday league, fol lowed closely by the Striker's and Pin Pickers who each have 12. Bowling Bags have 11 and bottom spot. Nameless chalked up 1938 pins, Joan Davidson 410. Striker's had 1967 pins, Grace Hunter 392. Pi't Pickers fired 2114 aided SPACE SAVERS mm. SPACE SWAUERTHANAOME AT1MV Pis CAN BO All. THE WORK OF A BULK CONVENTIONAL AUDIO AMPLIFIER. THIS TINY ELECTBONIC DEVICE & CALLED A MOMTRON AND 15 THE ' PRODUCT OF A NEW FIELD OF RESEARCH ' CALLED MOLECULAR BLECiKONICS. f l'1'1'1 ' '' " 1 l i 1 1 T iJ , "V jTZ MOLETRONS WHICH W5TLV REDUCE TH6 1 ..nkJtV 1 SIZE OF ELECTBONIC EQUIPMENT-ARE I T TAKES t0"' ESPECIALLY VALUABLE FOR USE IN I mceafeCTMl-THi I AgsiLES, SATELLITES AND OTHER 5CEj I SvCEiJO VEHICLES WHERE SPACE AND I KFENOOUK&gf- WEIGHT ARE ATA PREMIUM. F-l MOLETRONS ARE PO6E0 OF LAYERS OF TINV r.BVSTALS OF ff'Tft PURE GERMANIUM A FEW THOUSANDTHS OF AN INCH THICK. EACH LAYER DOES A SPECIFIC JOB . teams were Eva Sessions 469, Jane Miller 461, Dor othy Jantzer 451, Mable Sodaro 438, Roberta Travis 411. Faye Hogue 457 and Jean Lust 453, MORNING GLORY LEAGUE Morning Glory league got off to' a fine start with eight teams in competition. The Cream Puffs won 3, Darlene Tope 433; Eight Balls 3, Lydia Nikodym 459; Snapdraggons 2, Toni Centers 448; Team Six 2, Martha Nikodym 389; Alley Cats 2, Sherrill Harsh barger 437; Bowl N'Bawl 2, Meridilh F i t simmonds 398'. Ten Pin-errs 1, Agnes Lind- strom 395: Shot Rods 1, De- lores Dyer 462. Delores Dyer s 168 was high game for the week. ROXY ANN SENIOR Gorden Schroder in ihe Roxy Ann Senior league rolled high game, 201, and series, 511. Mariana Furrer carded high game, 201, and series, 541, for girls. Fade outs have 1 0 V i . Tiro's 10, and Bailey's Comets 10, Four Aces 9, King Pins 8, Alley Gators 7Vi, Four S's 7, Pin Heads 6Va, Lucky Aces 6 and ihe Four Stars SV2. BARTLETT BELLES The Bartlctt Belles are go ing to dress up in costume to bowl their league Friday eve ning at 7 p.m. Members are sports! invited to bring their friends for an evening of fun. The hat will be passed to help send delegate Thelma Tolles to Fort Wayne, Ind., to the Women's International Bowl ing congress session, KIWANIS JUNIOR The Eight Balls have first place in the Kiwanis Junior league with the Dead Ends second and the Alley Oops third. Mike Ed wards rolled lop game of 187 and a series of 516. Bill Blew converted ihe 6-7 split and Bill Warner the 2-4-10. SENIOR-JUNIOR MIXED Retcr Fruit has 11 for first spot in the Saturday Senior Junior league. Big Y Market have 8, McLains Drug Center 7, Highway Lumber 6, WOTM 5, Snider's - Pepsi Cola and Medford Paint & Wallpaper 4, Wainscotts 3 and B&B Auction 2. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Snoboys blanked Delia Pet ranch last week to bol ster their lead in ihe Indus trial league. They have 26 wins. Drive-in Cleaners also won four points, from Whitelaw Candy to take over second spot with 23. The Eagles lost 3-1 to Coca Cola and are now third with 22. Dave Legg, Red Blanket Lumber, and J. Cabler, Jubilee club, tied for high series with 574s. ROGUE SKI SHOP Friday, Oct. 28th at -619 E. Jackson Blvd in the Medford Shopping Center OPENS for 1960-61 season; from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Sat. and evenings till 9 p.m. Monday and Friday. Skiers Selling Skis by Doris Price's 441. Jo Trautman added her 459 to the Bowling Bags 2066 total. Doris Price had high game. BOWLING BELLES Gwen Slavens carded a 222 game and a 519 series for top honors in ihe Bowl ing Belles league. She con verted the 1-5-10 split. Carole Martin picked ihe 6-7 split while bowling for Viking's. Team Four is in first place with 17 wins and Johnnies Cafe hold second with 15. ROLLERETTE LEAGUE Faber's Super market has 18 for top honors in the Rollereite loop. Brown's Cafe has lSVi for second s p o i. Baleman Insurance has 13'4 and Jackson Coun ty Co-op 9. Mable Sadero picked the 3-10 split and Doris Radcliff had top game of 169 and series of 436. ' BOWLING QUEEN LEAGUE Helene Culy chalked up a 235 game and a 580 to take the top honors this week in the Bowling Queen league. Olive Walch rolled a 223 and Del Christianson a 550 for second place honors. Medford Hotel has 26 to hold the first slot. Medford Stationary has 24, Highway Ready Mix 22V4, Port-O-Call 18. Reter Fruit and Charm Cottage 17, GMAC 16, First National Bank 15V4, and Copco 13. On the bottom is Hilton Lumber with 11. LADIES CLASSIC Several over - 200 games were carded in ihe Ladies Classic league. These ladies all share the limelight. Ev elyn Read who rolled 233. Vera Cummings 227 and 200, E. Parr 221 and 203, Mable Clark 216 and 201, Lois Learning 204, Gertie Riggs 203, Georgia Board man 201, Kaihi Jennings 200 and Jackie Newland a 204. They really bowled them over. Pat Smith con verted the 4-7-9 split. Union Club has first place with 23 wins aided by Vera Cum in i n g l 621, Thunderbird Market has 21, Georgia Boardman 564; Rogue Dis tributing 15, Evelyn Read 551; Jorgensen's 15, Helen Wolgamoti 475; Crater Inn Motel 14; E. Parr 569; Se curity Insurance 14, Mable Clark 562; Valley Music 13, M. Lewis 498; Treasure Tone Paints 12, Lois Learn ing 573; Beck's Bakery 12, Gertie Riggs 587; Kim's 11, Carol Dugan 498; Pick's Apparel 11; Jan Lovett 520; Easiside Mar ket 7, La Verne Rudv 514. ROXY ANN ROCKETTES Neeley-Nelson Lumber has the first notch in the Roxy Ann Rockettes league with 22 wins. Stevens Auto, Roxy Ann Lanes and a new sponsor Lucille's Beauty Cottage, each have 19. Sully's Drive Inn shows 15V4, Nortons 13V&, Weter & Olson, another new sponsor, 13V4, Big Y Cleaners 12, Dykes Floor Cover 11, Crosby's 9V4, Wheeler Shell 8 and Economy Market 6. Gwen Slavens chalked up a 228 and a 537 for high score honors. Gall Laurine converted the 3-7-10 split. Other ladies who had top series for their respective teams were Lee Neeley 510, Wanda Booth 465, Barbara Ross 420, Gail Laurine 415, Peggy Melstead 483, H. Craig 363, Vicki Grisby 437, C. Hastings 410, Marlene Pey ton 383 and M. Mullin 345. MAJOR LEAGUE Del Christianson carded . high game of 206 in ihe Major league. The Sad Sis ters have first position with : 22 wins, Del Christianson 525. Pin Ups have 18, K. Smith 540; Channel Cats 17. H. Culy 520; Bowler-, eites 16, Helen Clark 557; Keglers 11, C. Lowd 519; Roll-Ettes 10, G. Blind 491; Orphans '10, B. Reinholiz 548; ihe Nill Jills 8, V. Cummings 532. . , ROLLING PIN LEAGUE McLain's leads the Rolilng Pin league with 27 wins. Fa' ber's hold second with 25, closely followed by the Tom Toms 24V4. Jacks Drive Up holds 22, Pioneer Cafe 20, B&B Auction and Elk City Market 18, Paulines 16, Cedar Lodge 15 and Roethler's Shell 14. Dewetta Coon 439, Max ine Poling 405, Gwen Bren dle 432, Lyla Smith 385, Mar jorie Lockwood 430, Betty Churchill 427, Vivian Rod gers 480, Barbara McPerson 435, Vivian Stogsdill 426 and Kathy Franks 386 were top series on the respective teams Betty Churchill carded high game of 187. Gwen Brindle converted the 7-6-10 split, Marg Peterson the 3-7, De wetta Coon the 5-7 twice and Nina Eldred the 4-7-9. LADY ELKS . Lady Bugs fired high team game of 1317 in ihe Lady Elks one league. Erma Gifford picked the 5-7 split and Bernice Hazleit ihe 3-7-10. Jane Miller rolled top game, a 199, and Ethel Luman top series of 486. Draggin Flies have 20, Lady Bugs 19V4. Doodle Bugs 17, Beetle Bugs 15, Fire Bugs 1VA, Boll Weev ils, Termites 11 and ihe Crickets 7. Other ladies with high series for their Jump Into Bathtub Saves Woman's Life Chattanooga, Tenn. A quick - thinking young preg nant mother saved her own life by jumping into a bath tub filled with water when her clothes caught fire. Mrs. Martha J. 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