Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 15, 1960, Image 33

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNF MEDFORD, ORE. The BOWLERS ALLEY By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE SUNDAY NIGHTERS C...1.J XT? I . ouuuay mgmers league re ports Nose Divers. Mark Nots Shearer Folly and Neofiters eacn won 2 points to add to their totals. Pin Robbers and the Blanks each took 4. the Gutter Gang 3, Stop & Think i, Us and Rolling Pins 0. Troy Dean carded best game, 213, and series, 498. MT. PITT LEAGUE : Last bowling in the Mt. Pitt league leaves Squirt in first with 13 wins, closely followed by the Tim-Pro Five with 12. Five Kogap teams are next! Sliver Pickers 11, Peelers 10, Gang Mill, Sawmill 9 .and Kogap One 8. Others are Eagle Point Teachers 7. Elec tronic Service 6, Neeley-Nel-son Lumber and Hapco Sales 4 and Trowbridge & Flynn 3. High men for each team were: John Hall 471, Don Poling 501, Don Pigg 517, Ken Koger 557-,-Phil Blood 514, Joe Clark 558, John Glover 486. Hill Hall .507. Lloyd Knapp 512. Lee Zeismer. 532, Randy Gif ford 431, and Bob Martin 485. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE In Commercial league Fam Bearing won four from Pat terson Bakery to gain first with one more week in the first round. Mike Davis, Kim's, had top series, 649. Ray Wise had 610 for Quality Mar ket, Harold Vessey 620, Art Brooks 608 and Bill Meri wether 617. Fam has 38, Alex ander & Brown 36, E. H. Mann Co. 34'2, Mail Tribune 33M, Morning Fresh Bread 31'A, Baumer Sheet Metal & Heating 31, Bates Wholesale Distributors 30, Patterson Bakery 28'2, Kim's of Med ford 28, Cubby's Drive In 27, Rogue Valley Drilling 27, Andy's Jewelers 20, Quality Market 15 and Richfield Oil Co. 12. NIGHT HAWKS Night Hawks league has a lie for first. With 7 wins are McLaughlin Plumb ing St Heating and Piggly Wiggly One. Hart's Hatchery has 6'i. Bohemian Club 5. Kachina Lodge, Reserve Officers As sociation and Piggly Wiggly Two each 4. McCulloch Chain Saw and Triangle Market have 3. Morgan's Pekingese Kennels 2, KDOV Wi and Harshbarger Lathers 1. Top game was 211 by Ken Chris tianson. High series scratch was 581 and series with handi cap, 535, belong to Gordon Smith. CITY LEAGUE One week is left in first round o the City league. Rogue Sportsmen has joined Daugherty Lumber Co. with 35 wins. Other teams in order are Westside Merchants 32Vi, Ross Lumber Co. 32, State Farm Insurance 30, Farmer Brothers Coffee 29 Vi, John elnn Stores 29. M & M Motors and Wetcr & Olson 28, Silver Dollar Stamps 27,, Tic Toe Time Shop 261-2, California Oregon Power Co. 25, First National Bank 24, Star Body Works 23Vi, Telephone Em ployees Association 22 Vi and Southern Oregon Bearing 20'z. Don Harper of Copco had best series, 600. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE These men had top series .for respective teams in Indus trial leaaue: Bill Tope 503, Nail Farrier 497, Clarence Wilson 557, Gale Kimball 558, T. Walls 532. J. Weber 540, Joe Cabler 520. Dave Legg 497. Joe Nolan 541, Bob Per- A S37. Lavern Johnson 544 and Don Ivie 553. On top with 10 wins is Jubilee club, with 8 are Red Blanket Lumber, Southern Oregon Trophy and Drive in Cleaners. Snowboy has 7, Fry Fry Fyiers and Delta Pat Ranch 6, Whitelaw 5, Huffman Auto Parts and National Guard 4, Coca Cola and Eagle's 3. p&c.tktc LEAGUE Knmer Farm has first in Pacific league with 35 wins followed by Wen' Alignment 32'2 and Copeland Lumber Co 32. Ping's has 30, Brophy s 29'i, Rogue vancy Club 29, Rogue Venning 4. t :;..,. rnnrrete Pipe 20 c;ih Calps & Service 22 and Sure Fit Seat Covers 19. Best scries on each team were Les Goff 523, Evan W. Ruck 568 (top game 232). Johnnie Truly Ar t Milt Knnderson 578 (sec- hi oh same 222), Don Du- , ,mc von Pursel 524 senDeny it-ot - , , J Hill 463, Jack Walgom6tt 556, Doyle amnu MacMcGee 509. cnnoTSMAN'S LEAGUE Leading Sportsman s league is Fern Valley Ranches with 10 Butte Falls General Store and Butte raus Hillver Oil and First Chris Sl"y rhh One 7, Brook subdivision and Bre ". . nrnthrrs 6. Phoenix Gold n Eagle 5. First Ch" tian Church Two and Chester Bidd 4 Steve Wilson 3 and Seven Up 2. Gordon Schul. fired top game with 203-214 n top series of 590. Bill Bre hH a 208 game and K" '"Tr 555 series. Ron Brooks had a 550 series. ... 1 nr.UE were: Bill Turman 201, Vic Hadley 203-519, Earl Jackson 418, Arne Matson 203-200-581, Jim Bayliss 439, Ken Patter son 509, Wes Fowler 525, Lee Zeismer 548, Bill Richardson 212, George Spaunhorst 538, Jim Baize 205-531. Clarence Wilson 544. Dave Baylor 204 George Baylor 218-564, Gene Brooks 223 and Wayne Ar- baugh 543. Brothers Five lead with 11. Hamilton Funds and Rotary Two have 8. Asko Sup ply 7. Western Oil & Burner. Mail Tribune and Rotary One S, Home Gas and Desert Serv ice 5, Rogue Valley Country Club and Cal Ore Ranches 4, and Standard Oil Co. 2. SATURDAY SENIOR JUNIOR Results and team wins of Saturday Senior Junior league show Bauman's Fire Equip ment 4, Dennis Bauman 542, 2605 team series; B & B Auc tion 4, Dale Davis 483, 2587; Medford Paint & Wallpaper 4, Rick Larson 473, 2675; Reter Fruit 3, Berry Scruggs 555, 2649; Snider's-Pepsi Cola 3, Ranee Champion 534, 2572; Highway Lumber 1, Larry Little 476, 2482; WOTM 1, Kent Blew 500, 2529; Big Y Market 0, Mike Jantzer 486, 2516; Wainscott's Pharmacy 0, Larry Jones 498, 2465; Mc-J Lain surug center 0, Dennis Salyers 524, 2480; High girls' series was 413 by Martha Gif- ford. Barbara Champion roll ed 150 top game. Jan Bate- man converted a 4-10 split. Boys high games were a 233 200 by Berry Scruggs, 217 for Dennie Salyers, 211 for Ranee Champion and 206 for Mike Jantzer. RAMBLING ROLLERS In Thursday Night Triples. the Rambling Rollers. Doris Owings had best game scratch. 205, and also top . series scratch, 504. High game with handicap was 253 by Mary Ruth Godlbve. Her 634 with handicap was also high. BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE Results this week in Blue Monday league show Pin Pick ers leading with 29, Gwen 1904; other records are:- Nameless 27,'. Helen Nikodym 398, 1897; Strikers 24, Viola Lewis 408, 1852; Bowling Bags 23 V2, Laura Faytinger 398, 1971; Helen Nikodym had 162 high game. I . ROXY ANN ROCKETTS Roxy Ann Rocketts game between the Big Y Cleaners and Weter tc Olson has been postponed. First place in the league is Neeley-Nelson with 44 wins. V. Bateman 503. Lu cilles Charm Beauty Cottage second with 41, T. Urien 449. Other scores. Sully s Drive Inn 32Vi. B. Wilson 404; Roxy Ann Lanes 32. P. Melstead 462; Stevens Auto Sales 2912. G. Slavens 444; Norton's 28'a. D. Peyton 431; Wheelers Shell 27. E. Asher 386: Dykes Floor Cover Shop 25'2, N. Dykes 468; Crosby's 23, S. Starr 429; Economy Market 14, V. Grigsby 336; Nellie Dyke rolled 190 top game and splits were picked up by B. Morris Z-7, B. Beany 5-9, D. Wisely 5-8-10 and P. Melstead 3-6-7-10. LADY ELKS ONE Lady Elks League One in its second week of a new round. Ladies with top series for respective teams were: Roberta Travis 492, Ernia Gif ford 475, Bernice Hazlett 478, Jean Lust 464, Dorthy Jant zer 540, Aili S. Salyers 477, Eva Sessions 499 and Wanda Booth 468. Erma Gifford roll ed 201 top game. Hij,-.i team game was 1422 by Doodle Bugs. Draggin Flies lead with 6 wins. Doodle Bugs and Boll Weevils each have 5. With 4 are the Termites, Fire Bugs and Lady Bugs. Beetle Bugs and Crickets have 2. Lady Elks Two Lady Elks Leagu Two re ports Tornados leading with 3512 wins, Lois Stephen 607; Second is Antlers with 33, Alice Thomson 555, other records: Wapitis 31. Alice Sid ney 359; Stags 30. Melba Klatt 436; Merry Madcaps 272, Dottie Veal 441; Doo lies 25, Fay Hogue 416, High games were 236 by Alice Thompson and 226 by Lois Stephen. TRIANGLE LEAGUE High team game in Triangle league was 528 by Oregon Food, which had high team series with 1547. Dick Bor den took top game with 213 and series 569. CLASSIC LEAGUE Don's Hideaway chalked up 990 and 1015 for ton team games this week in the Clas-1 sic league. It also had high team series, 2915. Tower Broiler had next best series, 2849. Rogue Riviera holds top notch with 10 wins. Tower Broiler and Oak Street Tankq 8c Steel have 9, Don's Hide away 8, Parrish Construction 7, Sewing Machine Center and Hight Real Estate 6, Hill- yer Oil Co, 5'2. Lamport's Sporting Goods 4. E. H. Mann 3'2, Trail Creek Lumber 3 and North's Chuck Wagon 1. Best games were Z37 by Pat Patterson, 236 by Ray Wise and 234 by Frank Kirk. Kirk had best series, 669. Second was 634 by Ray Wise. ROXY ANN LEAGUE Roxy Ann League stand ings show ONC on top with 41, J. Wehren 650; Reliable Cleaners has 38, Luchtcrhand 574; Royal Crown 37, Barlow 596; Gilkinson's 37, M. Peter son 587; Graham Electric 34, Graham 719; Harrison Elec tric 34, Harrison 635; Hopkins Richfield 30, Jenny 622; Med- ply 28, Lewman 595; Gro ceteria 28, B. Hall 603; Con solidated Van Lines 26, Wells 593; Larry's Richmaid 25; W. Peterson 614; Baker Moulding 24, De Berry 550; Pacific Motor Truck 19, Mason 622 and Beneficial Life 19, War riner 599; Ben Graham card ed high game scratch, 258. RAINBOW LEAGUE Weekly trophy winner In Rainbow league was Bill Uhrine with 582 series scratch and 672 with handicap. Glen Gerrard had 248 top game scratch. First is Hoot Owl Logging with 10, United States National Bank and Local Loan have 9, Carolina Pacific 8, Knights of Colum bus and Morse Motors 7, State Forest Patrol 6, Steve Wilson Lumber and Rogue Valley Creditors 5. ' Crater Lake Machinery One and Harry 8c David 3 and Crater Lake Machinery Two 0. Top series for teams were Chuck Heffner 493. Bui Mor an 510, Gene Schwein 460. Dave Bergstrom 487, Clarence Byrd 486, Glen Gerrard 527. 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