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Newspaper Page Text0 O o MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, IfEDFORD, ORE. MONDAY, JANUARY 23, 1961 BILL TUCKER CAPTURES NATIONAL PIN MANTLE San Bernardino, Calif. -(DPI) -Bill Tucker is a relaxed bowler who says he hates lo practice, but he proved him self a money-player in win ning the $10,000 national match game title. Tucker of Rockhill. Mo.. breezed to victory in the fi nals here Saturday, setting records with a total of 13 824 pins and a 218.36 aver age in the 10-day marathon. The women's title, good for Hockey Untied Press International The Portland Buckroos, un defeated in their last eight games, moved into a second place tie with Calgary Sunday by battling the Spokane Com ets to a 3-3 overtime in West ern Hockey league action at Portland. NATIONAL LEAGUE United Press International Bobby Hull's back - and the Chicago Black Hawks look ready to resume their drive after the second-place Toronto Maple Leafs in the National Hockey league race. Hull, who had been sidelin ed with a shoulder injury for two games, returned to action Sunday night and scored twice, once only 52 seconds after the second-period face off, to lead the Black Hawks to an 8-3 victory over the Bos ton Bruins. Dean Prentice scored three goals and Lorne Worsley made 41 saves as the New York Rangers beat the Detroit Red Wings, 5-3, in the other game. AMERICAN LEAGUE United Press International More deuces popped up in the American Hockey league over the week end than in a showdown poker game be tween Bret and Bart Mave rick. Six players - Jim Ander son, Bill Dea, Bill Dineen, Mike Labadie, Danny Lewicki and Mike Harvey-were grate ful for not having Saturday and Sunday off as they pump ed in a pair of goals apiece. Saturday, Anderson scored Springfield's only two points In the Indian's 3-2 loss to Providence. Dea also picked up his points that night as he led Buffalo to a 4-1 win over Hershey. Buffalo showed it could take it as well as dish it out as Cleveland's Dineen scored twice to spark the Baron's 5-2 ivtory over the Bison's. The remaining three joined in a hurry as Lewicki, Labadie and Harvey scored six of Quebec's points in a 9-1 mauling of Providence. Eagles Pick Skorich Philadelphia - IUPI) - Nick Skorich, assistant football coach of the Philadelphia Eagles during the two years they rose from the cellar to the National Football league championship, was named head coach of the team today, succeeding retired Lawrence (Buck) Shaw. $5,000, was won by Phyllis wotaro of Brant, N.Y. Tucker 34, beat out Don Weber and Ray Bluth, both of the St. Louis, Mo., area, for the title. The previous record average of 215.11 was set by Bluth in 1959. Miss Notaro, 32, averaged 196.6 in her 32 games and beat Hope Riccilli, of Down ey, Calif., by 51 points. Shir ley Garms, Chicago, 111., was tnira. Lady Takes Top Shooting Honors Rose Van Buskirk, Ashland, took top honors Saturday night at the monthly rifle match of the Medford Rifle and Pistol club with an aggre gate score of 772 out of a pos sible 800. She was followed by Archie Haskins, Ashland, with 768. Jerry Heitmanek, Ashland, was high expert, making 759, and Claudia Freeman, Grants Pass, high marksman with 700. Ed Hahn, Ashland, a new comer was high in the un classified iron sight division with 621. Linda Hillman, Grants Pass, took top junior honors with 724. Awards were plates, mugs and glasses inscribed with pictures and descriptions of historical firearms. The match which consisted of 20 shots each in the prone, sitting, kneeling and standing positions, was the first this season of a series. Next will be Saturday, Feb. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at the clubs indoor range on Vilas road at west of Crater Lake highway. Matches are open to all in terested in .22 calibre rifle shooting. Ohio Staters To Face Purdue By MARTIN LADER United Press International A champion's work is sel dom done and Ohio State once again will have to prove its claim as the nation's No. 1 college basketball team when it goes against an unbelieving Purdue five this week. Ohio State has won 18 straight games, including a convincing 75-66 triumph over Minnesota last Saturday, and boasts a destructive starting team which numbers Jerry Lucas, everybody's All-America. The Buckeyes are also defending Big 10 champions. Purdue, relegated to anoth er season of obscurity in pre season gossip following an 11- 12 showing last year, climax ed a startling comeback to basketball eminence by whip ping fourth-ranked Iowa, 47 41, Saturday. Led all the way by Olympian center Terry Dischinger, the Boilermakers have won eight of their last nine starts after dropping their first two games of the season. The game between the Big 10 co-leaders is set for next Saturday at Columbus, al though Purdue gets a good chance to lossen its muscles before then when it engages Northwestern (5-7) tonight. Detroit's Pistons on Rise in NBA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION (Haskflball) I'nftfd I'rfss International EASTEKN DIVISION W. I.. Pot Boston 33 15 .1188 Philadelphia 30 17 .t38 Syracuse 22 24 .47R New York 15 33 .313 WESTERN DIVISION W. St. Louis 30 Detroit 22 Cincinnati 23 Los Angelei 10 I.. 17 Pet, .S2 .458 .4211 .380 SUNDAY GAMES Syracuse 112. Los Angeles 109 Detroit 136. Philadelphia 128 CincinnaU 115. St. Louis 108 United Press International Gene Shue and Bailey Howell have raised the De troit Pistons from a doormat position in the Western divi sion to a point where they're now pulling the rug from under the leading St. Louis Hawks. Currently one of the hottest scoring duos in the National Basketball association, Shue scored 32 points and Howell 31 Sunday as Detroit defeated Philadelphia, 136-128, for its fifth straight win. Cincinnati overpowered St. Louis, 115-108, and Syracuse nipped Los Angeles, 112-109 in the only other action Sunday. Detroit won its seventh start in last eight outings by holding Wilt Chamberlain to 10 points in the first half and an overall total of 28. Scoring Duet Jack Twyman and Wayne Embry performed their own scoring duet for Cincinnati by combining for 24 points in the fourth period to lead a Royal comeback. Embry had a game high of 28 points, while Twy man netted 23. Bob Pettit tal lied 26 for St. Louis. Two baskets by Dick Bar nett in the final 26 seconds brought Syracuse its fifth straight triumph. The Lakers had been in front, 109-108, with 40 seconds remaining when Barnett stepped in to cap his 27-point performance with the deciding tallies. Elgin Baylor of Los An geles was the game's high scorer with 38 points. Movies Beckon Rafer Johnson Columbus, Ohio-IUPII-Olym-pic decathlon champion Rafer Johnson has quit amateur ath letics for the motion picture industry. Rafer, track star at the Uni versity of California at Los Angeles, said he was through with amateur athletics when he was awarded the James E. Sullivan trophy, as the na tion's outstanding amateur athlete of 1960, during the Columbus Touchdown club's annual sports award banquet Saturday night. You can t go any further in amateur athletics after get ting the Sullivan award," Johnson said. He also received the Bob Gutowski trophy as the Touchdown Club's "track man of the year." Linfieid Back In Front Alone United Press International Linfieid got back the un disputed basketball lead in the Northwest conference Satur day night. The Wildcats defeated Pa cific 70-66 to gain a split in a two - game week end series. The win ran Linficld's record to 5-2. IFiree WHEEL ALIGNMENT INSPECTION! All Cars and Pickup Trucks We'll Check It Over and if you need our Aligment Service Pay Only ncludes 1. CORRECT CASTER & CAMBER 2. SET TOE-IN 3. ADJUST STEERING WEDNESDAY and THURS. ONLY! Attention- WINTER SPORTS FANS for carrying your skis, sleds and toboggans SEARS is your TOP CARRIER HEADQUARTERS All Metal Bar TOP CARRIER $499 Oak Bar Suction Cup Carrier Pr. I.M Oak Bar Clamp-on CarrW Pr. J.M hurry in -Stocks am lmitid TUES. & WED. SPECIAL 1. Lube Job 97c 2. Wheel Pack 97c 3. Brake Adj. 97c "Satisfaction guaranteed or your money liark" SEARS Ml IAST JACKJOM S3 4tl ""- The BOWLERS ALLEY By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE STARFIRE LEAGUE Hughes Construction com pany leads Starfire league with Wh wins. Tex Nash is second with 22 followed by Jeddeloh Brothers 19, Rogue River wood Products 18, Ol son-Ross 16, Pinaccle Orchards 15 Vi, Weeks & Orr 15, Rogue Vending 15, Ron's Standard 14, Standard Oil Co. Prospect 12, Larry's Lineup 11 and Jackson County Co-op 10. Best scores were by Mel McElhiney 507, Gale Culy 568 and Dick Swan 225, Ron Lowe 514, Doug Baker 549, Herb Mas- terson 530, Earl Manley 567, Don Turner 223-554, Art Ba kcr 498 and Del Walker 513 ROXY ANN CLASSIC Boxy Ann Lanes holds top position in Roxy Ann Classic league with 6 wins. Second is Wooden Shoe with 5. Claves Construction and Cubby's have 4, Timber Room and Daugherty Lumber 2, Kim's 1 and Becks 0. Charles Mc- whorier had highest series with 224-237-216 for 677. B Newland rolled 258 in a 646 second series and Sam Van Dyke had a 266 game. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Quality Market retains Com mercial league first after win ning 3-1 over Richfield. High series was 642 by Ray Wise. Fred Anderson had 625, Jim Hennebeck 610 and Walt Dai gle 605. Quality Market has 17, Bales Wholesale Distribu tors 16, Kim's 13, Rogue Val ley Drilling 12, Mail Tribune and Cubby's Drive In 11, Pat terson's Bakery 10, Alexander & Brown Insurance and Fam Bearing 9, Baumer Sheet Met al & Heating and Andy's Jew elers 8, Morning Fresh Bread and Richfield Oil 7 and E. H. Mann 2. CITY LEAGUE Leo Webster turned in 595 high in City league. Rogue Sportsman is first with 13 wins. Farmer Brothers Coffee and Telephone Employees as sociation have 11, Westside Merchants, State Farm Insur ance and Southern Oregon Bearing 10, Daugherty Lum ber 9, First National Bank and Copco 8, Ross Lumber Co. and Weter & Olson 7. Star Body Works 6, Silver Dollar Stamps 5V2, Johnston Stores 5, Tic Toe Time Shop 4. M8tM Motors 3V4. SPORTSMANS LEAGUE Sportsman's league has a tie for first. With 17 wins each are Butte Falls General Store and Fern Valley Ranches, Butte Falls Shell has 15, Phoe nix Golden Eagle 14, Hillyer Oil Co. 13, Brecount Brothers 12, First Christian Church One and Steve Wilson 11, BrookhursrSubdivision, Ches ter Bird, and First Christian Church Tw 9, Seven Up 7. Darwin Moore had best game and scries, 248 and 631. Arnie Matson fired 235-225 in a 624, Don Wallace had 221, Don Crawford 211, Tex Watson 208. ROXY ANN LEAGUE Top scratch games rolled in Roxy Ann league were 223 by Leo Bohls. 219 by Jim Weh ren and 214 by Art Baker. Mel Peterson had a 627 series. Ken Christianson 620, and Lei Mason 616. Gilkinsons and Pa cific Motor Truck share first with 11 wins. Royal Crown and Consolidated Van Lines have 10, ONC. Reliable Clean ers and Beneficial Standard Life 8. Graham Electric, Lar ry's Richmaid, Baker's Mould ing, Harrison Electric and Medply 7, Hopkins Richfield 6, Groceteria 5. TEMPCO LEAGUE Pin Curlers, Hiway and North West Groceries One each won 4 points in Tempco league. Cascade Wood, Un mentionables, Steve Wilson, Night Owls and Flat Tops each won 3. Oregon Veneer, Side Winders, Pepperonics, Timber Busters and the Wil son Knot Dodgers each look 1. Elk Tener, Pin Heads and North West Groceries Two were blanked. ELKS LEAGUE (Triplicate Scored) In the Elks league Donald Davis turned in 194-258-222 for a 674 and Clayton Lewis ! 167-233-211 for a 611. Other I high games were carded by Ken Phipps a 215. Hugh Jen nings 212, Homer Sullivan 211, Paul Morgan 211 and Roy Server 208. Chuck Bateman had a 180 triplicate for an American Bowling Congress award, Mis Fills have 9 ' 2 . i Sports and Reddys 8, Gypos 7'a. Channel Cats and Lively Five 7, Cubs and Cementers 6, Sea Dogs 5, Alley Gatort and I Tigari 3, Go Boys 2. ROXY ROCKERS LEAGUE ' In Roxy Rockers league j Medford House Movers won 4, I Max Dnlton 584; Medford Tire 1 0, N. Peterson 520; Chltwood & Stone 3, G. Carr 52!); Van Lees 1, G. Huttner 526; Royal Oaks 3, DicV Laros 547; Hau pert Tractor 1, Doug Fosbury 484. Rest of the teams each won 2 - Snider's Dairy, Eldon Vinson 516; Oregon Bank, Gary Uechtal 450; Krupps Flying A. ,lb Nelson 520; M'dfnrd Jiiycecs, Bill Tope 530; Awkward Five, Bob Knight 466; Pools Unlimited, WED. NIGHT SCRATCH In the Wednesday Night Scratch league these teams won 3 - Pulvers, Ed Ross Service, Security Insurance and Medford House Movers. Other teams won 1 each -Team Six, Team Seven, Har ry & David and Jackson Coun ty Realty. Clayton Lewis had the best series, a 586. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Independent league bests were a 212 scratch game by Bill Tope and a 206 by Dick I alley who had top game with handicap, 237. Jack Turk had high series scratch, 566, and high with handicap, 638. Bill Tope had second high series, 560 scratch, 608 with handi cap. Tee Pee Plywood moved into first with 7 wins. The Timber Wolves, Baker Mould ing and Red Pegasus have 5, Table Rock Lumber 4, Com munication Workers, Midway Meat, Harry & David and Electric Supply 3, Ideal Ce ment 2. Men with best series for teams were John O'Con nor 557, Dave Housel 425, Dick Spain 492, Dick Talley 492, Fay Goddard 459, Ralph Davis 538, John Korner 455, and Frank Mathews 440. BALL & CHAIN LEAGUE Best scores in Ball 8c Chain Mixed league were by Vera Cummings, 199 game and 534 series. Dave Baylor had a 232 in a 574 series. Hi Los lead with 14 followed by the Hot Toddis 13. Woodchoppers and Convicts 12, Pills and Chucks Market 10. K.-Medleys 9. L&M's 8. Queen Ann Chumps 7, Toppers 6. Four Squirts 5, Black Kats 4, Pin Pickers 2 and Kaymeds 0. LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE Tied for first in Ladies Clas sic league with 6 wins each are Beck's Morning Fresh, Se curity Insurance & Realty and Jorgensen's. Eastside Market and Valley Music have 5, Kim's and Thunderbird 4, Cra ter Inn Motel, Picks Apparel and Rogue Distributing Co. 3, Treasure Tone Paint 2 and the Union Club 1. Ladies who chalked up top scores for their respective teams were G. Riggs 211-578, E. Read 492, B. Reinholtz 201-572, G. Board- man 486, R. Barr 489, L, Learning 488, H. Culy 532, T. Tolles 523, V. Knox 208-520, E. Parr 492, B. Davis 513, C Duzan 211-200-572, M. Clark had a 201 game and P. Smith 201. CENTENNIAL LEAGUE High game in Centennial league was 204 by Lucille Cornelius. Standings show the Slippers four, Lolila Rilter spalch 538, and Pot Holders each with 4 wins. With 3 are Fire Flies, E, Brandhorst 508: Alley Busters, Fran McGinty 475; . Pin . Pickers, ..Rosyne Gosch 434; Odd Balls. Lucille Cornelius 551. With 1 are Lucky Strikes. Betty Harrison 371; Mis Haps, Nora Bailey 464; Hi -Lows, Jean Tucker 396; Sluffers. Betty Glass 400. With 0 are Spare Squares, Pauline Grant 460, and Slow Pokes, D o r e e n Robertson 446. ROXY ANN ROCKETTES The Roxy Ann Rocketles league finished first half with Neely-Nelson in front. Start of the second half finds these teams with 3 wins. Neeley Nelson, E. Edwards 487; Big Y Cleaners, J. Lust 453; Stev ens Auto Sales, S. Setzler 422; Norton's Market, M. Peyton 399; Lucilles Beauty Cottage, K. Moore 427; Economy Mar ket, R. Walton 374. With 1 are Roxy Ann Lanes, P. Mel stead 497; Sully's Drive In, J. Whiting 425; Weter & Ol son, M. Mullin 327; Dykes Floor Cover, N. Dyke 419; Wheeler's Shell, H. Craig 372, and Crosby's, V. Hendry 412. Lee Neeley rolled 208 high game. MORNING GLORY LEAGUE Hawkinson's has first in Empire league with 8 wins. Safeway has 7, Century Sport ing Goods and Western Thrift 6. Winnis Style Salon and Nu Way Cleaners 5, Ekcrson's and the Broastcr House 3, Clock and Laura Scudder 2, Rich Plan 1 and Sarah Coven-j try 0. Georgia Boardman carded top game a 232 and top series a 554. Eva Sessions hud 216, Vi Corby 516 scries and Jackie Newland 508. Twyla Maggenti had 427 and Melba Jerden 443, Stella Pruett 442, Jackie Wilson 445, Eva Ses sions 479, Georgia Coggins 484, Edith Cummings 464, Dot Neasc 430 and Peggy Mel- stead 456. ROLLERETTE LEAGUE Jean Bates look top honors in Rolleretie league with 168 game and 458 sories. Jackson County Co-op leads with 6 Browns Cafe has 5, Fabers Super Market 4 and Bate man's Insurance 1. BOWLING BELLES Esther Miller fired best game in Bowling Belles league, 205, and Louise Pat terson had high series, 514. Pat & Mikes have 7 wins for first place. Johnnie's has 5, McLaren Oil and Viking 4, Trowbridge & Flynn and Team Six 2. BULL DOG LEAGUE Talent Club won first half in Bull Dog league. Betty Brooks won best last week with 189 game and 504 ser ies. Standings show Pooles Mobile Homes 6'.i, United Ra dio and La Point's 6, Naumcs Equipment 5, Mutual of Oma ha 4, Hart's 2 'a, Talent Club and Oregon Liquid Gas 1. EARLY BIRD LEAGUE Best games in Early Bird league were 100 by Pat Braach, 183 by Nan Batterston and 180 by Doris McCurlcy. Rogue Valley Construction is first with 45'i, Esther Mohr 477. Valley Lockers has 39 V4, Pal Braack 432, N. Van Lee's 39, Bev St. Clair 429; Richfield Truck Auto 37. Gayla Dixon 450; Medford Hotel 34, Nan Batlerhorn 479; Mechanics Laundry 33, Von nie Canoose 397; Emloe Elec tric 30, Doris McCurley 437; Crater Title Insurance 30, An nette Sawyer 426; Tally Ho 29'j, Colleen Baylor 491; Red Barn Auction 21V4, Kathy Franks 411. BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE Blue Monday league ended with Pin Pickers champs with 39 points. Gwen Slavens had 192 high game and 443 series. Nameless were second, Helen Nikadym 468. Bowling Bags were next, Joanne Troutman 443; Strikers had Betty How ell 291. These ladles will re ceive league honors for the season: Laura Faytinger, most improved bowler; Ellen Lamb, high game scratch, 216; Shir ley Williams, high game han dicap, 229; Ruth Carpenter, high series scratch, 495, and Jean Davidson, high series with handicap, 593, I BOWLING QUEENS LEAGUE Best games rolled in Bowl ing Queens league were two games of 201 by Gertie Riggs and a 209 by Karen Smith. Port-O-Call has 8, Helen Clark 528; Hotel Medford 7, Elsie Baker 403; Charm Cottage 7, Jean Bates 408; Hiway Ready Mix 7, Rita Cabler 463; Reter Fruit 7, Jerry Garner 409; Medford Stationary 6, Gertie Riggs 579; GMAC 6, Cappi Lindquist 483; First National Bank 5, Pat Nunes 466; Hilton Lumber 5, Beverly Gulches 473; Copco 2, Janis Browne 392. MAJORETTES LEAGUE Barco Supply and Powder Puff Beauty Shop tied for first in Majorettes league with 9 wins, Beatty McDougal In surance last 7, Classic Studio and Southern Oregon Trophy Co. 6, Oregon Veneer 5, Hill yer Oil Co. 4, Kim's 2. Elsie Baker had202 game and 550 series. Dell Christianson had 495. Lucille Cornelius 538, Eleanor Holbrook 474, Pat Piaiza 457, De LeRoy 471, Sis Beck 430 and Wanda Booth 453. BARTLETT BELLES Faber Stralton Insurance took over first in Bartlett Belles league with 20 wins. Baker's Moulding has 19, End's Allied 18V4, Stauffer Studio 18, Fnber's Market 17, and Alexander's Music 17, Sy's Place and Crystal Meat 14, Red Blanket Lumber 13V-1, Alexander & Brown and Highway Furniture 13, Eagle's One 12, Lininger's 11, and Memory Garden 11, Eagle's Two 7, Swem's 6. Gwen Her rington picked the 6-7 split. Ladies with best scores for their teams were Maxinc Thomas 477, Geneva Mang 201-522, Gladys Couch 441, Lorraine Hall 524, Shirley Ellis 455, Joan McCready 420, Nelda Heath 433, Viola llu ber 446, Ernie Lisenbce 41)5, Charlotte Bolil 466, Nita Doty 418, Cynthia Wooton 405, Doris Henderson 421, E. Sund by 367, Ethel Champion 501 and Vi Lewis 407. Marl ene Streit Wins Doherty Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (UPD Little Marlene Streit of Tor onto, who virtually owns tha Canadian Women's Amateur golf tournament, is staking out (lie Helen Lee Doherty championship as her person al property, too. The five foot, two inch, 105-pound Canadian sholmak er chipped and putted with radar accuracy Sunday to de feat Phyllis (Tish) Pruess 3 and 1 and win the Doherty for the third consecutive year. SPORT SHIRT SALE values that sold from $5.95 to $8.95 $400 BARKER'S Fluhrer Bldg. GET A CASH LOAN TO CLEAN UP HOLIDAY BILLS from the friendliest people in town 11 rrfib Start the year right. Clean up old bills. Just pick up your phone, then pick up your loan. $25 to $1500 &$9 Cmr FlttAtftCB COMPANY JJi. fed Sm Itttf 5421, Ashland vt.itn0 ta'MfiM mm (joup rife ft.fi,-- 1 -Q- LOO WHAT A NNY WILL BUY HERE'S WHAT WE DO: 1. Inspect brake linings and drums 2. Check grease seals and wheel cylinders for leakage JUST ONE 1956 PENNY, with "D" mint mark as shown, WILL BUY ALL THIS SERVICE! 3. 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