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2 B MONDAY, JANUARY IS, 1961 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON The BOWLERS ALLEY Bv DARLENE AND BILL TOPE VALLEY ROLLERS Top games in Valley Roll eis league were 20i by Doris Knapp, 197 by Erika Golf, 190 by Virginia Brown and 18B by Eilcne Hull. Jokers lead with 47 wins, Dee Roy 51); Three Hits and a Miss have 38, Gerry Graham 427 Kofiee Klatch 35'.-, Doris Knapp 478; Nine Pins 31j Claire S o m m e r 428; Try Hards .30, Eilcne Hull 483 Rollerettes 29 Vt, Erika Goff 471; Misfits 29, Edith Merit 429; Lucky Strikes 26'2, Mar- jorie Booth 415; Alley Oops 19, Neva Canty 343; Alley Cats 16, Kay Gallant 393. EMPIRE LEAGUE ; Winnies Style Salon won first half of Empire league, Results at start of the new half were Winnies 4, Jackie Wilson 454, 1314; Sarah Cov entry 0, Lee Hendrix 392, 1202; Rich Plane 0, Mari Ten nant 3B4, 1084; Safeway 4, Betty Boyer 448, 1268; Eker. ton's 0, T. Short 475, 1345 Hawkinson's 4, 1232; Nu Way Cleaners 1, Melba Jerden 468 1309; Century Sporting Goods 3, Georgia Coggins 536, 1390; Western Thrift 3, Evelyn Read 494, 1342; Clock 1, Eva Sessions 453, 1307; Broasler House 3, Twyla Magginti 463, Laura Scudder 1, Peggy Mel stead 522, 1277; Georgia Cog- gins had a 205, LADIES CLASSIC Ladies Classic league sec ond half start showed Thun- dcrbird Market 4, Marge Hennebeck 517; Treasure Tone 0, V. Johnson 523; Jor- censcn's 4, Rose Barr 514 Union Club 0, Thelma Tollcs 513; Rogue Distributing 3, E Read 473; Kim's 1, Lucille Cornelius 489; Beck's Bakery 2, Helen Clark 537; Crater Inn 2, E. Parr 588; Security . Insurance 2, O. Doty 525 and Jeri Hutton 525; Easlslde Market 2, Shirley Daigle 538; Valley Music 2, V. Hayse 527; Pick's 2, Helen Culy 508; La dies with high games: Shirley Daigle 220, V. Knox 211, E. Parr 208. MORNING GLORY LEAGUE Best games and series roll ed in Morning Glory league were Merlene Lawless 192 498, Virgie Howard 485 and Doty Hughes 197; Ten-pinners lead With 30 wins followed by Alley Cats 27i. Shot Rods 26 Vj, Snap Dragons 24, Cream Puffs 24, Eight Balls 18, Pan sty's IS and Bowl N Bawl 14, BARTLETT BELLES Baker Moulding took the lead in Bartlctt Belles league. It has 18 wins, Nita Doty 422. Others are Faber Stratton In surance 17, Geneva Mang 532; Alexander's Music 16, Delores Dyer 420; Eads Allied 15, Shirley Ellis 482; Stauffcr's Studio 15, Teressa Short 420; Faber's Market 14, Edith Tul tle 514; Sy's Place 13, Jan Pomeroy 46; Red Blanket Lumber 13, Jane Baker 405; Alexander & Brown 12, Bcv Wilson 435; Eagle's One 11, Juneita Satterlce 417; Chrys tal Meat 10, Doris Henderson 448; Highway Furniture 10, Joan Voss 427; Eagle's Two 7, Nonlo McWhorler 457; Swems 5, Ethel Champion 489. Best game rolled was 210 by Gene va Mang. , ..... BULLDOG LEAGUE Bulldog league started its second half with Pools Mobile Homes leading with 4 wins followed by Mutual of Oma ha, United Radio and La Pointes each with 3. With 1 are the Talent club, Hart's Hatchery and Naumet Equip ment. Oregon Liquid Gas has 0. Betty Brooks had a 203 game end a 507 series. ROXY AND ROCKETTES Best game in Roxy Ann Rockettes league was 197 by Norma Pervorse. Standings and ladies with top scores; Neely-Nelson 54, E. Edwards 492; Lucille's Beauty Cottage 44, T. Urine 429; Sully's Drive In 37'i, J. Whiting 404; Roxy Ann Lanes 37, S. Baylor 467; Stevens Auto Sales 35H, G. Slavens 473; Nortons 34 Vi, D. Peyton 393; Dyke's Floor Cover 34, N. Dyke 403; Whcl lers Shell 32 i, R. Rowboth am 435; Croby's 27, S. Starr 441; Weter & Olson 26, G. Smith 415; Big Y Cleaners 24, N. Pervorse 459; Economy Market 22, V. Grigsby 455. ROLLERETTE LEAGUE Start of a new half in Rol lereile league finds Jackson County Co-op on top with 4 wins, Browns Cafe has 2, Fa. ber't Super Market 2 and Baleman Insurance 0. Shirley Lowe rolled a 198 and Verna Allen a 493 series, BOWLING BELLES Bowling Belles league also is starting a new half. High games were 177s by Ellen Doty and Marie Chandler. High series was 496 by Mari lyn Arbough. Standings show McClaren Oil and Pat & Mike 3, Trowbridge & Flynn and Johnnies Cafe 2, Viking Sew ing Center and Team Six 1. McClaren Oil won the first half. EARLY BIRD LEAGUE Early Bird league reported Eleanor Holbrook had 207 top game. League leaders are Rogue Valley Construction with 43, Esther Mohr 483. Others are Valley Lockers 37!a, Pat Braack 470; Van Lees 37'2, Doris McDonald 454; Richfield Truck 8c Auto 34, Pat Russell 498; Medford Hotel 33, Elsie Eddy 502; Me chanics Laundry 30, Shirley Weiskamp 494; Talley Ho 26 'a, Bonnie Baylor 474; Cra ter Title Insurance 28, Elea nor Holbrook 551; Enloe Elec tric 27, Stella Brooks 413; Red Barn Auction' 20'j, Kay Hunphrey 404. MAJORETTE LEAGUE Burco Supply leads Major ettes league with 7 wins, Dot ty Wolfe 510. Others are Beat ty McDougal Insurance 6, Eleanor Parr 496; Powder Puff Beauty Shop 5, Rita Cab- ler 409; Southern Oregon Tro phy 4, Patt Braack 472; Clas sic Studio 3, Thelma lssac 4U2; Hillyor Oil Co. 2, Lucille Cornelius 432; Kim's 2, Sis Beck 426; Oregon Veneer 1, Vera Blunt 457; Eleanor Hol brook had 201 top game. BOWLING QUEENS High games in the Bowling Queen league were Helen Culy 214, Thelma Tolles 212, Gertie Blind 204. Hotel Med ford has 6, Elsie Baker 532; Hiway Ready Mix 6, Thelma Tolles 5501 Pot-O-Call 5, Hel en Clark 529; GMAC 5, Nan cy Twiddle 458; Charm Cot tage 4, Gertie Blind 532; First National Bank 4, Pat Nunes 479; Reter Fruit 4, Rose Ever son 380; Medford Stationery 3, Dell Christianson 545; Hil ton Lumber 2, Bev Gulches 390; Copco 1, Gayle Mullen 443. ELKS LEAGUE Elks league had two fine scries. Ken Phipps had 202-220-207 for 629 and Dan Da vis 184-254-171 for 09. Miss Fltts lead with 7, F. Salyers 512, 2281. Channel Cats have 6, C. Lewis 547, 2483; Gypos 6, R. Offord 526; Snorts 5, D. Davis 609; Reddys 5, A. Nor ris 501; Cubs 4, C. Hendry 551); Cementers 4, J. Cum- minus 489; Sea Dogs 4, II. Jennings 555; Lively Five 3, H. Edwards 548; Alley Galois Free Tbss Title taken fey Robert's Ron Roberts, St. Mry's, on Saturday captured the cham pionship in the Medford Elks lodge free shot tournament. He will represent the Med ford Elks area next Saturday in the state contest at Corval lis. Roberts was one of four fi nalists who completed area contention with 25 free throws each at halftime of the Med ford-Crater high basketball game. They had taken 50 shots apiece in the afternoon. Rob erts made 61 of 75 for the day. Curt Wyatt, McLoughlin Junior high, was runnerup with 56. Tim Watrud, Hed rick Junior high, was third with 53, and Larry Glawc, Central Point, fourth with 51. The contest, sponsored state wide by the Oregon Elks as sociation and Oregon State college athletic department, has been for boys in the eighth grade or under. All four final ists in the rivalry here are eighth graders. State finals will be at the halftime of the Oregon State Washington Slate game after preliminary contention in the afternoon. I TRU-MIX Is CONCRETE J is scientifically j II designed, If "JswfJ controlled, ! SnJ heated and H mixed' TRU-MIX CONCRETE C? Delivered SP 2-5271 248 E. McANDREWS RD. ' ; . o 2, M. Phipps 629; Go Boys 2, Slu Forbes 574, and Tigers 0, R. Sarver 488. Crock Hunter had a 222, Arn Bauman 214, Ray Offord 213, Stu Forbes 210. ROXY AND CLASSIC Starling Roxy Ann Classic second half with 3 wins each were Roxy Lanes, Pat Patter son 246-628; Wooden Shoe, Sam Van Dyke 579; Claves, Gary Couch 215-226-225-666; Timber Room, 2, Ron Dixson 552; Cubby's I, Bill Newland 587; With 0 are Kim's, Wes Fowler 544; Daughterly, Jake Olsen 536; Beck's, J. Henne beck 556. TIMBER LEAGUE Best scores in the Timber league were 185 game by A Chisum, 187 by L. Chandler and 503 series by K. Up- church. Team Five leads with 29 iollowe by Two with 27, Four .26, Three 26, One 25 and Six 11. WEDNESDAY SCRATCH . ...Jackson County Realty had a 2184 series aided by Jim Morgan's 574, Security Insur ance lost 4 to Really although Arn Matson had 574. Other counts: Team Seven 3, Troy Dean 527; Ed Ross Service 1 Keith Mcllvain 570; Medford House Movers 0, Fred Pear son 496; Team Six 4, Don Brown 521) Pulver's Motel 4, Sam Battistone 586; Harry & David 0, Lyle Kinney 518. ROXY ANN LEAGUE Roxy Ann league saw Ben Graham roll 634, Gene Ga maehlich 629 and Don Pen well 622. High scratch games by Gene Gemaehilch 222, Jim Hopkins and Dick Phillips 213 and Lloyd Carr 207. Gilkin sons and Pacific Motor Truck have 8 wins each, ONC, Royal Crown Colo, Reliable Clean ers, Beneficial Life and Con solidated Van Lines each 7, Baker's Moulding and Medply 6, Hopkln's Richfield 5, Gra ham Electric, Larry's Rich maid, Harrison Electric and Groceteria 4. ROXY ROCKERS In Roxy Rockers league Hauport Tractor, Cliff 'Shafer 515, Van Lee's, C. Wilson 608, and Medford House Movers, Chuck Learn 491, each won 3 this week. Chitwood and Stone. Al Stansfield 485, Rogue Valley Bank, D. Parkes 434, and Royal Oaks, John Kennedy 463, each took 1 point. Splitting 2 and 2 were Medford Jayceos, Jim Ristau 509: Snider's, Eldon Vinson 519; Medford Tire, Larry Ry- erson 512; Pool's Unlimited. Don Covey 523; Awkward Five, Glenn Wllkins 563; Krupp's Flying A, Bob Nelson 510. SPORTSMANS LEAGUE In the Sport.smans league Ron Brook's had 226-561, Ar- nio Matson 20H, Wayne Erick- son 206, Wayne Arbaugh 210 548 and Bill Harris 551. Buite Falls General Store leads with 15 wins. Kern Valley Ranches has 14, llillyer Oil 12, Phoe nix Golden Eagle and Butte Falls Shell 11, Brccount Brothers and First Christian Church One 10, First, Chris tian Church Two 9, Brook- hurst Subdivision and Steve Wilson 8, Chester Bird's and Seven Up 6. MT. PITT LEAGUE Tim - Pro Five and Squirt share first in Mt. Pitt league each with 22 wins. Kogap Sav.-mil! has 20, Eagle Point Teachers 18, Trowbridge & Flynn, Kogap Sliver Pickers, Kogap One and Kogap Gang mill 15, Hapco Sales 14, Ko gap Peelers and Electronic Service 13, and Neeley-Nelson Lumber 10. High scratch se ries for each team were by Dick Adkins 537, Duane Lisac 456. Joe Clark 491, Bill Hall 528. Bob Marin 509, Don Pigg 456, John Glover 447, Roy Heath 521, Rodger Slerion 499, Ken Koger 499, Lloyd Knapp 516 and Mel Pyle 491 COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Quality Market took over first in Commercial league by winning 4 from Fam Bearing. High scries was Price Shafer Richfield Oil, 621, and second was E. H. Mann, 611. Quality Market has 14, Kim's and Bates Wholesale Distributors 13, Mail Tribune and Rogue Valley Drilling 11, Cubby's Drive In 10, Alexander & Brown, Patterson's Bakery, Morning Fresh Bread and Richfield Oil 6, Fam Bearing, Baumer Sheet Metal & Heat ing, and Andy's Jewelers 5, E. H. Mnnn Co. 1. CITY LEAGUE Rogue Sportsman grabbed first in City league with a vic tory over Tic Toe Time Shop. It has 10 wins, Westside Mer chants, Slate Farm Insurance and Telephone Employees as sociation 9, First National Bank and Farmers Brothers Coffee 8, Daugherty Lumber Co. 7, Ross Lumber Co. and Southern Oregon Bearing 6, California Oregon Power Co. 5, Tic Toe and Star Body Works 4, M&M Motors, John ston Stores and Weter 8c Ol son 3, Silver Dollar Stamps 2. Bert Hayrman carded 615 top series and Gordon Schuli had 612. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE In Independent league three teams won 4, Red Pegasus, Dick Spain 545; Timber Wolves, Bill Tope 543, and Baker's Moulding, Ollie Medi cus 566. Tee Pee Plywood won 3, Jack Turk 549; Elec tric Supply, Bill Burk 473: Ideal Cement 2, Wilmer Bai ley 510; Table Rock Lumber 1, John O'Connor 563. With 0 were Harry & David, Steve Blackmore 378; Communica tion Workers, Dick Talley 464; and Midway Meat, Carl Vandcrpool 414. THURSDAY TRIOS Thursday Trios show WRP and Hopkins Richfield lead ing with Oregon Food next. Derral Rowland had 563 se ries and 242 game. Ron Peery had a 542. PACIFIC LEAGUE In Pacific league Korner Farm won 4, Jim Slack 551; Lininger's Concrete Pipe 0, Martin Stockdale 526; Ping's 3'Ai, Paul Lovejoy 472; Rogue Vending 3, Johnnie Trulcy 468; Sure Fit Seat Covers 3, Lenny Gascan 478; Smith Sales & Service 2, Larue Smith 480; Wen s Alignment 2, Dick Legg 469; Rogue Val ley Country Club 1, Clayton Lewis 471: Patterson's Plumb ing 1, Ralph Davis 464; Cope land Lumber Vi, Hoppy Hop kins 419. NIGHT HAWKS Night Hawks league's best game was 215 by Pink O'Con nor. Wayne Erickson had a 621 scratch scries and Jack Gouchcr a 628 with handicap. Plggly Wlggly One has21, Hart's Hatchery 19'4, Mc Loughlin Plumbing & Heating and Triangle Market 17, Ka chlnn Lodge 16, McCulloch Chain Saw 14, Morgan's Pe kingese Kennels 13, Plggly Wiggly Two 14, Bohemian Club 12, llarshbarger Lathers Reserve Officers associa tion 9, KDOV 6. STARFIRE LEAGUE Incomplete Starfire league report showed Hughes Con struction 21Vj, Rogue River Wood Products, J e d d e 1 o h Brothers and Tex Nash 18. Weeks 8c Orr and Rogue Vending 14, Pinnacle Or 13'a, Olson Ross 13, Ron's Standard 12 and Larry's Line Up 9. Best series for teams: Sam Black 559. M. McEinin- ery 528. Ron Lowe 509, Russ McDonald 512, Don Turner 546, Jerry Jerolamanol 507, Frank Martin 550, Roy Ad ams 492, Fred Coleman 550, Bob Guches 467 and Cliff Graves 584. Fred Coleman had a 245 game and Sam Black a 212. ANDY'S MIXED LEAGUE Standings in Andy's league show Creepers 49's, Eagle Eyes 41, Jets 35, Eight Balls 3412, Handicappers 31'2 Rough Necks 30, Sleepers 29, Sharpies 27'2, Cotton Pickers 25, Four-Get-Me-Nots 23, Fear less Four and Four Ds, 20. High games for men and wom en were 232 by Don Emery and 202 by Esther Hopper and top series were 574 by Bill Hall and 510 by Bill Hall. BALL 8c CHAIN MIXED Ball & Chain league is led by Hi Los with 11 wins. Wood- choppers and Hot Toddis have 10, Pills 9, Convicts 8, Chucks Market 7, Toppers and L&Ms, 6, K-Medleys 5, Queen Ann Chumps and Four Squirts 4, Black Kats 3, Pin Pickers. 1 and Kaymeds 0. SENIOR LEAGUE Senior league first half first first place was taken by King Pins with 33, Fade Outs have 262, Four Aces 26. Lucky Aces 25, Alley Gators 24 'A Bailey's Comets 24, Four Stars 232, Trios 23, 4 S's 19 and Pin Heads I6V2. High se ries and games last week were Ken Phipps 209-504 and Mar iana Furrer 186-454. Toga Kept By Pender Boston - (UPB - Co-middle weight champion Paul Pender looked forward today to 'some big money in 1961-a couple of hundred thousand dollars or so-as he summed up his spectacular title de fense of Saturday night. The 30-ycar-old former fire man used a stinging left jab and hook like an ax as he cut British challenger Terry Downcs' face to a bloody mess. Referee Billy Connelly halted the bout after 57 sec onds of the seventh round with a one and one-half inch slice to the bone down Downes' nose. The National Boxing asso ciation recognizes Fullmer as its champion. Pender is re garded as champ in Massa chusetts, New York and J2u ropc. Pender now has suc cessfully defended his crown twice, once against Sugar Ray. SUGGS WINNER Sea Island, Ga. -(UPII- Louise Suggs, who has won just about every women's golf tourna ment there is, came from be hind Sunday to take the Sea Island Invitational away from Marlene Hagge. Bakcrsfield, Calif, - (UP1) -Former University of Utah baseball and basketball star Bill Cowan, 22, Bakcrsfield, has signed for a modest bonus with the Chicago Cubs. Cub scout Ray Perry said Cowan will report to the Cubs minor league player camp at Mesa, Ariz., March 1. Cowan, who made the second team All America baseball squad at the university, will be assigned to the Wenatchce, Wash., Class B Northwest league. Two-Mile Run Mark Shattered Bq WILLARD D. EBERHART Portland Ore. - (UPD - Ameri ca's winter indoor track sea son had a bright new event to day -the Oregon Invitational meet which drew a near ca pacity crowd in its debut Saturday night and produced one spectacular world record. Red-haired Murray Halbcrg, the 27 - yearold Auckland, New Zealand, brewery tech nician, supplied the biggest thrill in Portland's first in door meet in more than 20 years when he almost casually chopped 11.7 seconds off the world record for the two-mile run. Wearing borrowed shoes, he beat his closest challenger, Laszlo Tabori of '.he Santa Clara, Calif., Youth Village, by 80 yards in running the 22 lap event in an astonishing 8:34.3 minutes. Roscow Cook, University of Oregon senior who already is a co-holder of the 60-yard dash, equalled the mark again in 6 seconds flat. Olympians Beaten A couple of 1960 Olympic champions were beaten. Ore gon's Otis Davis, who won the 400 meters in Rome, mis judged the distance in the 500-yard dash and finished second to Rick Harder of the University .of Washington. Both were timed in 59.5. Don Bragg, world champion pole vaulter, failed three times at 15 feet and had to settle for a second-place tie at 14-9. Ron Morris of the Los Angeles Striders cleared 15 feet for first place. . Burleson lost for the third time to an old rival, Jim Beat ty of the' Santa lara Youth Village, who overtook the Oregonian 80 yards from the finish line and passed him as though he were standir"! still to win the mile. Beatty was timed in 4:07.4 to Burelson's 4:08.7. A couple of Oregon athletes put out their best efforts ever. Oregon State's Horn won the broad jump with a leap of 25 6'i. Oregon's Phil Paquin pole vaulted 14-9 to lie Bragg for second in that event. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 Ducks Beat Stanford United Press International The defensive-minded Uni versity of Portland Pilots jumped back into the race for an at-large berth in the NCAA playoffs during the week end with a pair of victories over Gonzaga while Oregon and Oregon Stale split two-game scries with Stanford and Washington State. The Pilots dumped Gonzaga 63-47 at Cocur d'Alene, Idaho, Saturday night as five men hit in double figures. On Sunday night Bill Garner tallied 28 points in leading Portland to a 68-54 win over the Bulldogs at Spokane. The Ducks dropped a 67-60 decision to Stanford Friday night but came back to defeat the Indians 61-58 in the series finale. Coach Steve Belko's cagers lost Friday night's con test after leading by as many as nine points midway through the second half. Bill Simmons paced the Ducks lo the Saturday night win with 18 points. 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