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o o C$D6, JANUARY 9. 1961 O O MEDFOHD MAIL TFluSft EDitoftD. OREGoft g Pins Give Roseburg Edge Over Comets Central Point - Hosebure high wrestling team, on the strength of tails in the tirst two matches, edged Crater high 24 to 20 here Saturday night in non-league competi tion. Each school won six tangles and one of the 13 bouts wound up in a draw. Ken Richman and Terry Slgfrit of Roseburg pinned their Comet rivals. All other victories on the card were by decision!. Five points are scored for Carmen Victor, But Suspended New York -' IUPD -Carmen Baailio returns to his home at Chittenango, N. Y., today with a comeback victory un der his bell and congratula tory echoes In his ears; but he must wait till Friday to learn the length of his sus pension for breaking a weight- agreement. The former welterweight and middleweight champion was suspended Saturday night at Madison Square Garden im mediately after his unan mous decision over Mexican Gaspar Ortega in their na tlonally televised 10-round fight. Members of the New York State Athletic commission planned to announce the length of his suspension to day but postponed their ac tion until next Friday's com mission meeting. Carmen broke a 155-pound agreement when he scaled a surpise 150 'i for the fight with Ortega, who registered only 149'i-cxactly 10 pounds less. Houston, Tex. - lUI'U - K. S. Bud Adams, owner of the Houston Oilers, revealed he lost $710,000 in operating the American Football League championship team in 1060. However, Adams pointed out that of that total, nearly $230,000 was spent enlarging and modernizing Jeppescn Stadium, where the Oilers play their home games. winning a bout by a pin. De cisions count three points and draws two points in team score. Roseburg's Indians domi nated the lighter weight class es and Crater the heavier weights. The Indians look the first five bouts of the program for a 19 to 0 jump. Illinois Valley varsity downed the Crater jayvees 28 to 2li in a match the same evening at Cave Junction. VAItSITY HliSlJI.T.S: 08 Ken Richman. It, pinned Terry MfilmberK, C, 1st; lflli Terrv SiKfrit, 1), ninncd Dun McKcy, C, 3rd: IIS Dim Rlelunan. R. dee. Buleh Barber, C, 2 1; 123 John Griffin. R, dec. Gary Meade, C. 7-H; 130 Ron . Pinard. H, dec. Dave While, c, 4-0; 13(1 Dennis Fisher. C, dec. Jim Cahill. R. 8-5; 141 Russ Walker, C, dec. Chuck Mo rone, R. 2-1; 148 Max Burton. C, dec. Pervy Marlcal, R, 4-1; 157 Terry Payne. C. drew with Gary Meyers, II, 1-1; 1(18 Dave Gilkiuon. R. dec. Dave McGce, C. 8-7: 1711 Ken Mainwarinu, C. dec. Bill Wil liams. R. 11-4; 101 Dave Burns, C, dec. Douk John. R. 11-5; Heavy weight Dave Molloy, c, dec, Glen Gocldard. 8-3. JAYVKK KKSIJI.TS: 08 Jim Askwllh, C. dec. lllcss, IV. 8-3; 10fi Dave Stevens. C, pin ned Pope. IV. 2nd; 115 Tom Rich ardson, C. won by defaidt; 123 C. Fincher, IV, pinned Gary Cidncv. C. 1st; 130 Steven Hall. C, pinned Cox, IV. 2nd; 1311 W. Finehcr, IV. dec. Mike Nolta. C. 11-2; 141 Bill Allen. C. dec McMurty. C. 10-4; 148 Don Fisher. C. pinned, Tucker, IV. 3rd; 157 Pickle, IV. pinned. Jack Lenharl. C. 3rd; 108 Prather. IV, pinned Nate Banry, C. 2nd; 178 Woodcock. IV. ninncd Jim Guard. C. 1st; 101 Burch. IV. pinned Karl wnitc, znc Prep Basketball United Press Ii.tcnial.oii.il Sou in Eucene 51. RoNChuri! 44 North Bend 51. Mnrshficld 4!l (OT) Klamath Falls til), Grunts Pans 52 David Doughis 4n. Bcnverlon 40 Springfield 4fl, North Eugene 4R Williimettc 45, Cnttngc Grove 37 Crater (7. Ashland 5 Astoria 73, G res ho in 4fl Central Catholic HI, Milwaukiu 48 Ilillshoro 03, Sunset 51 Clackamas 4(1, Centennial 30 Hcrmiftton 5(1, The Dulles 34. Prineville 5. Pencllu.nn 5L t,a Grande 40, Bend 43 tinker 45, Redmond 38 Emmett (Idaho) 51. N.vhki. 34 Vale 4H, Parma (Idaho) 44 Ontario 60, Weiser (Idaho) 4H Drain 40, Central Linn 37 LnkcvJcw flfl, Rogtto River 41 Burns 43. Sherman 3ft Mad ran 70. Heppncr fi5 SeHstde 35. Newport 30 Wnldport 311. Jefferson 3R Coqullle 65, Myrtle Creek 34 Del Norte (Cnl.) (14. Brookings 4(1 Mvrlle Point 71, Douglas 52 Mtlton-Freew'l'r 0B. Pilot Rock 30 Joseph 40, Enterprise 43 Condon 50. Arlington 40 Yoncalln IK). Days Creek 18 Henley 45, Eagle Point 30 Ellendale 00. Prospect 40 Sluslaw 31, Bandon 20 AUTOMOTIVE . 'C CENTER K) J TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ONLY I I Oil Change . . . 99c $ I 5 Quart. Regular Oil -1 J Lube Job ..... . 99cXl Wheel Pack . . . 99CM j BleAdj 99c fisH I Wed.firThurs. U ' ' ONLY 111 I, COMPLETE WHEEL 111 I ALIGNMENT Include, Caster, Camber ' ' M I nd Toe-in Adjustment. i J Wheel Balancing- F EachWhe' $1.40 ;.M HAVE TOUR AUTO REPAIRED WHILE YOU SHOP . . . OUR SERVICEMEN ARE EXPERTS. "Salisfarlion giiarnnlerd or your money back" SEARS 501 EAST JACKSON Medtord Shopping Center Open Mon. & Frl. 'Til 9 p.m. SP 3-6661 Troy, Dons Maplecourt Surprises United Prese International Maybe they only are morn ing glories, but Southern Cali fornia and the University ol San Francisco rale as big sur prises this season in the West Const basketball picture. The Trojans made it two straight over California Satur day night with a 65-57 victory at Berkeley and grabbed un disputed possession o first place In the Big Five stand iiigs. And USF's gang ot sophs carved out a similar mark in the West Coast Athletic con ference race with week end wins over Pcpperdine, 72-60, and highly-touted Loyola, 52- 51. That loft the Dons in first place tie with Santa Clara. Other principal results of the Saturday schedule were UCLA 62, Washington 58; Santa Clara 45, San Jose State 31; Portland 47, Oregon State 44; Idaho 64, Oregon 40; St Mary's, 88, Pcpperdine 81 Santa Barbara 67, Fresno State 54. and Los Angeles State 106, Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) 77. John Rudomctkin, the Tro jans' mighty center from San ta Maria, meshed 22 points in leading them to their second straight win over the Bears on the losers' home court. Cal moved away to an 8-2 lead but Rudomctkin got hot from the outside to send USC back into contention and put his team ahead for the nighl with a free throw for a 16-15 margin. USC beat Cal on Friday, 57- 50. Loyola, regarded as the team to grab the WCAC crown, held a 28-26 edge at halflime over USF. But the Dons, paced by Charley Range who bucketed 15 points, ral lied to win. They also got a break at the final buzzer when Brian Quinn of the Lions loft ed what seemed to be a win ning basket only to have it spin around and fall out. Free throws in the clutch by Ron Lawson and Dave Waxman helped UCLA down the Huskies 62-58, and avenge Friday's 58-45 loss. Washing ton took the lead three times during the final half but then John Bcrbcrlch pocketed a field goal to nudge the Bruins to the front, 50-49. As time ran out, he and Lawson also sank final one and one charities. Portland's Pilots scored an upset at Corvallis by downing Oregon Stale, the Far West Classic chumps, 47-44. Roland Carpenter hit for two field goals and Bill Garner and Mike Doherty added one each as the Pilots overcame a 39- 36 Beaver lead to go in front with three minutes left. Idaho rallied to down Ore gon, 54-49, to avenge Friday's two-point loss to the Ducks. Captain Dale James led the Vandals with 25. Sieve Gray and Tom Sheri dan each scored 21 points while St. Mary's outlasted slump-ridden Pcpperdine, 88 81. Noel Smith, the Waves' fine sophomore, scored 36 points lo break the Los An geles Sports Arena collegiate scoring mark. Santa Barbara, with Ray Bosch hitting for 22, won its second straight California Col legiate Athletic conference tilt by downing defending champion Fresno State, 67-54. In another CCAA game, Los Angeles State boomed past the century mark for the fifth time this season with a 106-77 win over Cal Poly. Dale For ber scored 28 for the Diablos. Among the key games next week end, Washington is at Los Angeles for a brace of contests with Southern Cali fornia. UCLA faces Arizona Friday night then returns to Big Five action against Cali fornia on Saturday. All of these clashes will feature twin bills at the sports arena. Cal has a previous Big Fiv er with Stanford on Tuesday. The WCAC race is down to two league games as the boys dig In for exams. Pcpperdine faces Loyola on Tuesday and San Joso Stale battles Univer sity of Pacific. Simla Clara de parts for three games in Hawaii. The BaWLERS ALLEY By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE St. Mary's Opposes BF SI. Mary's High school's bas ketball team will bo seen in action on lis home court Tms day nighl for the first lime in a month. The Crusaders open the de fense of their Jackson County j H league laurels by entertain ' log tlic Bulte Falls Loggers. ' Jayvcc, as well as" varsity, ! play is scheduled. 0 i Hullo Falls dropped a deci sion lo Prospect in its league openfr last Friday. St. Mary's has not haft a tliinic on Its home floors since Dee. 10. It has had competi tion on four rival courts since then. Dallas - UN! The Dallas Cowboys ofOlhc NiilQmil Football League Saturday an nouneed the signing of Ore Ron State halfback Art Gil-more. Medford Women's associa tion members are asked to mark Sunday Jan. 22 on their calendars. There will be an important meeting for all members at the Girls Com munity club, 229 N. Bartlett st., at 2 p.m. Attendance is said to be imperative. CENTENIAL LEAGUE Best game turned in for the Centenial league was 194 by Evelyn Brandhorst. Leading team is Pare Squares with 27 wins, Pauline Grant 458, Slip- pert 4 have 25'2. Alice Case- bien 438; Fire Flies 24, Eve lyn Brandhorst 503; Slow Pokes 22, Glenda Isaacs 424; Hi-Lows 22, Jane Meyer 409; Pot Holders 21'i. Barbara Moore 445; Lucky Strikes 21, Rita Rigger! 405; Mis-Haps 19, Nora Bailey 406; Odd Balls 19, Lucille Cornelius 511; Pin Pickers 17'2, Gladys Couch 425; Alley Busters 11, Jan Pomeroy 467; Sluffers 10, Ann Eng 356. MORNING GLORY LEAGUE Top team in Morning Glory league is 10-pin-errs with 27 wins. Alley Cata and Shot Rods are tied for second with 24'. Snap Draggons have 23, Cream Puffs 22, Eight Balls 18, Pansy's 14 and Bowl N Bawl 10. Ladies with best games were Virgie Howard 167, Merlene Lawless, Doty Hughes and Mary Aeschliman 165. Mary Aeschliman had best series, 465, Virgie Howard had 443 and Marlcne Law less 441. EMPIRE LEAGUE A couple of nice splits were picked in the Empire league by Stella Pruett and Melba Jerden, Each got a 6-7. Lolita Ritterspach had a 200 game for high. Winnis Style Salon is in first place with 44 V2 wins, 1298 series. Jackie Wilson 463; Century Sporting Goods holds second with 41l2, E. Of- ford 445, 1283 series. Records also show Laura Scudder 36'2, Vi Ayers 477, 1356; Clock 362, Jan Frohreich 485, 1302; Western Thrift 34, Stella Pruett 490. 1369; Haw kinson's 34, Lolita Ritters patch 540, 1333; Broaster House 31, Virginia Wilson 427, 1242; Nu Way Cleaners 30V'2, Joyce Pidcock 440, 1281; Rich Plan 292, Jackie New- land 473. 1314; Ekerson's 29, Georgia Boardman 506, 1342; Sahar Coventry 24Vi. Evelyn Sanderson 451, 1248. BALL & CHAIN MIXED Ball & Chafn Mixed league top team is the Convicts with 8 wins. The Pills, Woodchop pers and Hot Toddis have 7, Chucks Market and the Top pers 5, L & M's and Black Kats 2, Hi Lo's 4, Queen Ann Chumps 1 and with 0 are the Pin Pickers. Kaymcds, K-Med-ley's and the Four Squirts. Best scores were Frank Snl yers 610, Jane Kcssler 191-464 and Dave Baylor 236-610. TEMPCO LEAGUE Temco lcaque ended the half with a tie between the Tim ber Busters and the Unmen tionables, necessitating a play off. Dale Sowers rolled top game. 213 and series, 548. Jack Cummings had 529 and Bill Moore 526. Hi Way and North West Groceries One took 4 points each this week. Pin Heads and Flat Tops had 0. Unmentionables and North West Groceries Two split 2 and 2. Winning 3 wore the Pin Curlers. Timbor Busters, Side Winders. Oregon Voncor and the Night Owls. Winning 1 were the Pcpperonics, Cas cade Electric. Steve Wilson, Elk Tener and the Wilson Knot Dodgers. ROCKY ROCKERS Doug Fosbury chalked up a dandy series with games of 169-243-257 for a 669 in Uoxy Rockers league. His team Uau pert Tractor won 3. Other scores: Van Lee's 1, C. Wilson 210- 527; Chitwood & Stone 3, Pinky Pickinstin 207 201 in a 557; Royal Oaks I, Dick Lotos 495; Awkward Five 3. Bill Wilkins 527; Medford Tire 1, Wcs Fowler 205 520; Pool's Unlimited 3, Harry Withrow 521; Medford House Movers 1. Ed Brown 467; Krupp's Flying A 3, Harvey Tonn 201 536; Snider's Dairy 1, Hun Snopl 211- 516; Medford Jaycees 2. Jim Histau 528; Rogue Valley Hank 2, Jerry Hough 204-524. WEDNESDAY SCRATCH In Wednesday Night Scratch league Harry Withrow carded best game. 212. Harry & Da vid won 4. Ranny Smith 5S3; Pulvers Motel 0, Ken Phipps 4B9; Jackson County Realty 4, Jim Morgan 539; Ed Rots Service 0. K. Mcllvain 492; Security Insurance 3, John Capayion 548: Team Six 1, Don O'Blen-eK &0fl; Modterd Hou Movers 1, Den Blanken-j ship SIS: Teai fceveft 3. Har ry Withrow 5S8. j COMMERCIAL LEAGUE I In Commercial league two toamsoshnre top honors with 10 wins each ore Kim's anil Quality Market. Hales Whole sale Distributors has !l. Rogue volley Drill OS 8, Mail Tnlv 110 7, Patterson's Bakery and ubby's Drive-in It. Alexander : Brown, Fam Hearing and vtuly's Jewelers 5. Baumer iheet Metal, Morning Krrh lread and Richfield Oil E ,11. Mann Co. 1. Hay Wise 01 Quality had lop scries, 662 Charles McWhorter for A & B Insurance, 659, Milt Sander son 626, Riley Applegate 624 Harold Vessey 622 and Coe Brown 622. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Independent league is at the end of its half with Timber Wolves finishing on top with 5 1 Vi followed by Ideal Ce ment with 462. Table Rock Lumber had 42, Baker Mould ing 39, Tee Pee Plywood 38V2, Harry & David 362, Dale's Red Pegasus 34, Midway Meat 26'2, Communication Work ers 252 and Electric Supply 20. Doyle Smith carded a top league game, 258, and. best series last week, 544. He also had top game and series with handicap a 284 and a 622 Best games scratch so far this season are Doyle Smith's 258, Clarence Freeman's 229 and Bill Tope's 228. Best scratch series were Ben Darras' 599, Billy Jones' 584 and Tope's 578. High games with handi cap were Doyle Siriith, 284 Floyd Kelley, 254, and Lee Corey, 254. Top series with handicap were Lee S m 1 1 n 659. Wilmer Bailey, 655, John O'Connor and Frank Mat hews, 654. THURSDAY TRIOS Standings in the Thursday Trios show top teams are W R P and Hopkins Richfield each with 42 wins. Price Sha- fcr had a 511 and Jim Hop kins 510. Oregon Food has 41, Dick Morgan 485; Mitchell's 37, Arnold Fein 515; Sarff's 34, Bert Sarff 503; Safeway One 34, Chuck Smith 561 Crispy Creme Donuts 30, Er nie Dukoshire 549; Ike's Up holstery 28, Harvey Hum phrey 491; Safeway Two 26, Frank Schullz 498; Oakdalc Market 24, Harry Holsapple 433. VALLEY ROLLERS In Valley Rollers league Gerry Graham converted a 4-7-10 split. Ruth Holloway carded top game, 211. Eilene Hull had a 204 and Doris Har ris 200. The Jokers lead with 44 wins, De LeRoy 497. The Three Hits and A Miss are second with 35, Lylc Smith 400. Kolfee Klalch has 32V4, Doris Knapp 413; Try Hards 29, Eilene Hull 520; Nine Pins 29, Gladys Couch 404; Col leretles 28, Ruby Fein 485; Misfits 26, Rosyne Gosch 451; Lucky Strikes 23Va, Doris Harris 511; Alley Oops 18, Jo Ann- Marcum 472; Alley Cats 15, Kay Gallant 400. EARLY BIRD LEAGUE These ladies turned in top games in Early Bird league: Pat Braach 193, Jeri Hutlon 190 and Myrna Keith 181. Top team is Rogue Valley Construction Co. with 40 wins, Jeri Huiton 503; Valley Lock ers have 36'2, Pat Braack 473; Van Lees 36'2. Doris Mc Donald 481; Richfield Truck & Auto 33, Gayla Dixon 369; Medford Hotel 30, Mary Of fenbacker 452; Mechanics Laundry 27, Shirley Wies kamp 435; Enloe Electric 26, Alia Knouber 372; Tally Ho 25 Vi. Colleen Baylor 422; Crater Title Insurance Co. 25, Aevilla Hawsley 375: Red Barn Auction 192, Kay Humphrey 406. MAJORETTES LEAGUE First place team in Major ettes league is Barco Supply with 30 wins. Rosie Phipps 527. Second is Powder Puff Beauty Shop with 26, Del Christianson 563. Oregon Ve neer Co. has 2212, Beatty & McDougal Insurance Co. 22 Vi, Eleanor Parr 539; Southern Oregon Trophy Co. 18. Wanda Booth 472; Classic Studio 17. Billy Davis 467; Hillyer Oil Co. 17, Lucille Cornelius 480; Kim's 13, Sis Beck 434. Del Christianson had best game. 216, and Rosie Phipps carded 204. Mary Hccnebcck picked 4-7-9 split BARTLETT BELLES Standings and ladies with best scores in the Bartlett Bellos loague are Stauffors Studio with 15, Teressa. Short 442; Baker Moulding 14, Nila Doty 501: Faber Stratton In surance 13, Erika Goff 535; Alcxandor Music 13, Darlene Tope 481: Ead's Allied 12, Shirley Ellis 563 (high for the wcok); Sy's Place 12, Maxine Thomas 459; Red Blanket Lumber 12, Madeline Legg 489; Faber Market 11, Lor raino Hall 555: Alexander & Brown II, Jo Carr 502; Eagle's One 11, Jueila Sater- lee 448: Crystal Meat 9. Peg Waldron 461; Highway Furni ture 9. Mary Jacks 451: Llnln- ger's 6. 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