Fields, Shaw Gain
Championships for
Wayne Fields and Chuck ,
o ni.nrfino in the 141
and 191 weight classes,
spectivelv. Saturday night be-
rarne MCCUOrd Ilign buiuui
iirst Oregon state prep wres-
tline champions.
They won in class finals at
Oregon State college in Cor
vallis, carrying the Black Tor
nado to fourth place in team
Teams Qualify For NCAA
Basketball Title Runoffs
By MARTIN LADER
United Press International
Defending champion Ohio
State is expected to sweep to
its second straight NCAA bas
ketball title this year, but
Wake Forest, George Wash
ington. Southern California,
Princeton and Cincinnati are
the latert tournament quali-
OSC Takes
Crown in
Wrestling
Seattle - l?! - The Oregon
State Beavers won their third
straight team championship
and five individual titles in
the finals of the Pacific Coast
intercollegiate wrestling
championships here Saturday
night.
The Beavers had a total of
90 points. Washington Stale
placed second with 53 and
Portland State third with 52.
Autry Ehler, Portland
State, was voted the outstand
ing wrestler of the tourna
ment for the second year in
a row.
Ehler, defended his 157
pound title with a decision
over Jack Berger, Oregon
Stale.
Oregon State champions in
cluded Fritz Fivian, 187
pounds, Don Conway, 177
pounds, Jerry Perez, 115
pounds; Ron Finlcy, 137
pounds, and Tobe Zweygardt,
147 pounds. It was the third
straight for Fivian, Conway
and Perez.
Gary Stonsland of Oregon
won the heavyweight crown.
Ducks Beat
WSC 76-68
Pullman-flJPII-Orcgon'i bas
ketball Ducks broke a six
game losing streak by bounc
ing Washington Stale 76-68
Saturday night.
The win provided the Ducks
with a split In their two-game
week end series with the Cou
gars. They close their regular
season this week end against
Oregon Stale with two games.
Charlie Warren and Glenn
Moore paced the Duck vic
tory, their first since Feb. 4.
Warren had 21 points and
Moore 15.
Oregon, which now has a
13- 11 record, meets Oregon
Slate Friday night al Eugene
and Saturday night. al Cor
vallis, The Beavers, who are
14- 10 and who lost to the
Ducks in two previous games
this season, also will be fin
ishing their regular schedule.
The two teams and Port
land (16-0) are candidates for
an NCAA al-large berth.
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MONDAY, MARCH 6. 1861
points. Al Funston, 178
ed a fourth place for
gain-Med-
re-.lord. A
In hii finals Fields edged
n """"r .
getting the Decision on riding
time. Shaw pinned Gary Han
cock, Klamath Falls, in the
third round. With the 'score
2 to 1 in Chuck's favor, the
Medford grappler took Han-
fiers who hope to sidestep the
Buckeyes' big broom.
Ohio State made it official
Saturday by defeating Michi
gan Stale, 81-83, to clinch the
Big Ten crown. The Buck
eyes, who now own a 28-game
winning streak extending
over two seasons, draw a
first-round bye in the Mid
Easl regionals of the NCAA
tourney and then take on the
winner of the Louisville-Ohio
U. game on March 17.
Wake Forest earned its
NCAA berth by whipping
Duke, 96-81, in the finals of
the Atlantic Coast conference
tournament: George Washing
ton upset William & Mary,
93-82, to win the Southern
conference title; Southern
California clinched the Big
Five crown by beating Stan
ford, 79-61; Princeton blasted
Harvard, 71-59, in the Ivy
league; and Cincinnati back
ed into the Missouri Valley
title when Bradley lost to St.
Louis, 70-63.
Trojans
Rule Big 5
Uniltd Press International
California and Stanford
both have dates wilh mighty
Southern California this week
end at Los Angeles and all
the coaches involved have
good reason to ask, "Is this
trip necessary?"
The Trojans sewed up the
Big Five title and a spot in
the NCAA tournament Satur
day by trouncing the Indians,
79-61, after beating UCLA in
overtime the previous night.
This gave "old SC" an 8-2
mark in the league and 19
5 on the season. Nobody can
catch 'em now and they face
an "at large" opponent in the
NCAA regional! at Portland
March 15.
The race is just about over
also, in the West Coast Ath
letic conference where Loyola
seems destined for a trip to
the regionals. The Lions only
have to knock off Peppcrdine
(3-8) Tuesday to cinch things.
The University of San Fran
cisco (7-3) is the last outfit In
contention and could force a
lie and a playoff.
MAC 8TH WINS
McLoughlin eighth grade
defeated Ashland 38 to 28 in
a Friday basketball game with
Larry Stockman getting 17
points. The Medford club led
2.1 to 16 at the half.
HEAVYWEIGHTS MEET
New York - IUPU - Argentine
heavyweight Alex Mlteff
meets Alonzo Johnson of Ran
kin, Pa., in the feature 10
round bout at St. Nicholas
Arena tonight.
IFire
ncludcs
Giant
Muffler
Sale!!!
AS LOW AS
drV'!
INSTALLED
State Mat
Medford
cock down from standing po
sition with a cradle.
David Douglas Winner
Funston, in a battle for
third place, was pinned in the
second round by Tony Dress
ier, Newberg, 1960 champ.
Medford Coach Art Keith for
merly coached the Newberg
grappler.
Medford was the only
school other than team cham
pion David Douglas wilh
more than one individual
titlist. Three Scots won togas
as David Douglas ran up 55
points.
Klamath Falls was second
with 53. Lebanon had 35 and
Medford 33. Grants Pais was
fifth with 32. Gary Stevens
won the 148-pound class for
the Caveman. Stevens, like
Shaw, beat a Klamath Falls
finalist, victories that denied
Klamath top team honors. The
GP champ decisioned Larry
Wishart.
CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS:
t8 Rick Sanders. Lincoln, dec.
Jerry Abbas, Redmond, 3-2, over
time; 06 Pel rtur..o. D. Dougla.
dec. uary Head, K rj.il. (Ml; .15
Dick Berkland. Norm Bend, dec.
Robert Wong. Cleveland. 4-3; 123
Larry Christy. Cleveland, dec. Oary
Leavln. K. Falls. 4-3; 130 Ron
Calhoun. Clackamas, dec. Dale
Crumrine, K. Falls. 2-1; 136 Mon
rad Bjorge, D. Douglas, dec. Jack
Taylor, Madison. 5-3; 140 Wayne
Fields, Medford, dec. Ron Barrett,
Centennial, 6-5 (riding timet; 148
oary Mevem. o. Pai.s. dec. Larry
Wisharl, K Falls. 4-3: 157 Len
Kaunman. Lebanon, dec. Mike
Kleen. Redmond. 11-2: 168 Art
Skipper, Sandy, dec. Mike Simons,
Milwaukie, 3-1; 178 Gerald Fran-7-en.
D. Douglas, dec. Eidon Meyer.
Hilliboro. 4-0: 1K1 Chuck Shaw.
Medford, pinned Gary Hancock. K.
Falls, rd: Unlimited Gordon Hog
land. Bend, dec. lrvin Hubler, Al
bany. TEAM SCORES
Class A:l
David Douglas 55, Klamath Falls
53. Lebanon 35. Medford 33. Grants
Pass 32. Cleveland 30. Redmond 26,
Milwaukie 20. Newberg 18. North
Bend 17. Sandy 17. Bend 17. North
Eugene 16. Tillamook 15. Lincoln
id. maaison 10. nacKamas ii.
Hillsboro 14. Sweet Home 13. Tl
gard 13. Albany 12. Gresham a,
Wilson 8, North Salem 8, Jelferson
Grant 8. Corvallis 6. Prlnevllle
4. Scappoose 4, Crater 3, Oregon
Cilv 3, West Linn 3. Forest Grove
The Dalles 3. Benson 2, Franklin
Marshfield 2. Parkrosc 2. South
Eugene 2, Washington 2. Ontario 1,
Hoseburg l. biiverton l, aunsei i,
Dallas 1.
Class A-zts
Reediport 55. MyrUe Point 48,
Canby 41, Sutherlin 40, Estacada
39. Burns 34, WUIamlna 31, Myrtle
Creek 20, Brookings 24. Corbett 23.
HBrriiburg 22, Sherwood 22. Day
ton 18, Glide 10. Junction City 17,
Pac fic 15. Henley 10. Mac Hi ,
Central 0. Douglas fl. Glen:lile 0,
St. Francia 9. Oakland 8, Vale 7,
Cascade Union 7. Creswell 6. Rain
ier , Wasco fi. Illinois Valley 5,
Adrian 4, McKenzie 3, Pleasant
Hill 3. Coqullle 2, crow a. Moie
lon 2. Ncvport 2. Vionroe 1. i . sa
1, Philon-.jth ;.
PCL Will Try Rule
Change Involving
Hurler, Pinchhitter
Seattle -OJPII- Pacifio Coast
league directors today ap
proved a league rule change
allowing substitution of a
pinchhitter for a pitcher with
out removing the hurlcr from
the game.
The rule change will be in
effect for the 1961 PCL sea
son. Passage of Ihe rule change
will mean the PCL will go-it-alone
In the novel departure
from baseball's usual pro
cedure of taking a pitcher out
of the game when a pinchhit
ter bats in his place.
FIGHTS
Milan. Italy Gforrinno Campari
135, ltnly. outpointed Gene Greci
an.. 137, Drtroll, Mich. (10); Yuma
Bnhama, 150 ' j. Hitntnl, outpoint
ed Glancarlo Garbclli, 102. Italy
(KM.
Klniiston. Jamaica Vlrcll Aklni
143, St. Louis, outpointed Gerald
uray n, Jamaica (iui.
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SIPdDIBTS
The
BOWLERS ALLEY
By DARLENE AND BIU TOPE
CENTENNIAL LEAGUE
Pot Holders have first in
Centennial league with 22
wins, Wilma Brolhorn 434.
Fire Flies have 18, Barbara
Botefur 468; Sluffers 18, Car
roll Peterson 453; Slippers 4,
15'2, Lolita Ritterspach 470;
Alley Busters 14, Jan Pome
roy 488; Pin Pickers 13, Ro
syne Goscb 443; Odd Balls 13,
Betty Gossman 441; Spare
Squares 12, K. Gallant 461;
Hi-Lows 12, Jane Meyer 457;
Slow Pokes 11, Bev St. Clair
425; Lucky Strikes IOV2, Bet
ty Harrison 439; Mis Haps 9,
Nora Bailey 482. K. Gallant
had 206 high game.
ROLLING PIN LEAGUE
Kathy Franks carded 166
lop gam in Rolling Pin
league. Ruth Holloway had
164 and Marjori Anderson
n63. Pauline's leads with 27
wins, Marion Hobbi 413, Tom
Tom has 26, Marjori Lock
wood 387; Jack's Drive up
242. Vivian Rodgers 451;
Roilhltr's Chevron 24. Kalhy
Franks 432; Pioneer 21, Viv
ian Siogsdill 387; Elk City
1812, Ruth Holloway 443; Fi
ber's 17, Gwen Brendl 428;
B St B Auction ll'i, Sadie
Coulter 423; Cedar Lodge 8,
Margaret Correit 383.
MAJORETTES LEAGUE
Lee Neeley scored 219 high
game in Majorettes league
and Del Chrislianson had 218.
Barco Supply holds first with
25 wins, Dotty Wolff 478.
Southern Oregon Trophy has
21, Edith Dickinson 479; Pow
der Puff Beauty Shop 20,
Dell Chrislianson 594 high se
ries; Oregon Veneer 19, Pat
Smith 519; Hillyer Oil Co. 19,
Lucille Cornelius 537; Classic
Studio 15, Elsie Baker 524;
Kim's 15, Lee Neeley 564;
Beatty McDougal Insurance
10, Zeffie Graves 423.
MORNING GLORY LEAGUE
Alley Cats pace Morning
Glory league wilh 13 wins.
Sherril Harshbargar 440: Eight
Balls arc second with 10. Te
resa Short 479; 10-Pin-rrs
show 9. Agnes Lindstrom 466;
Snap Dragons 9, Kali Moore
427; Cream Puffs 9, Mary
Aaschliman 474; Shot Rods 8,
Delores Dyer 420; Bowl N
Bawl 4, Meri Fitisimmons
372; Pansay's 3, Martha Niko-
dym 413.
LADIES YMCA LEAGUE
Y Gals have lOVi wins In
the YMCA league with Emily
Bradley 383; Channel Cats
have 10, Florine Dole 364;
Guided Missels 6, Dot Ven
trces 320; Misfits 5's, Lanelle
Wilkes 396.
VALLEY ROLLERS
, In the Valley Rollers league
Lyla Smith picked the 2-7-6-
Hunter Safety
Course Offered
Starling this Wednesday,
March 8, a. five-week course
in hunter safety will be offer
ed at the Jacksonville ele
mentary school by the Med
ford chapter of the Oregon
Sportsmen club.
The course is designed
especially for the younger set.
One class is already filled
with Jacksonville Explorer
Scouts, but more classes will
be created as the demand war
rants. . The last of the five classes
I will be devoted to actual
I shooting for accuracy. Two
Oregon Game commission
' certified instructors will teach
the course.
Additional information can
I be gained by contacting Club
j Secretary Lee Monroe Spring
I 2-8695; the county parks and
I recreation office in the Med
j ford city hall; or Bovd W.
Flanders at SPring 3-4875.
I Marshfield, SE
Slate Playoff
KiiRi-nc llTIi- A playoff game
! between Marshfield and South
j Eugene for a berth in the
I state A l prep basketball tour
j niimcnt will be hold here
Wednesday night.
The two clubs ended their
1 regular season lied fur second
; place In the district 5 A-l
race. Rosehurg is the district's
other representative.
HOCKEY
WESTERN LEAGUE
Uniltd Prtis International
The Portland Huckar 005
moved to within two points of
league - leading Calgary in
Western Hockey league play
at home Saturday and Sun
day. The Bucks downed Victoria
3-1 Saturday night and then
battled the Cougars to a 2-2
overtime tie Sunday night
while Spokane whipped Cal
gary twice, 3-3 and 6-5 in over-.Time.
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
10 split. DaLeRoy had 201
high game, Kay Gallant roll
ed 188 and Jeancttt Dumas
183. Alley Cats have 13 wins.
Kay Gallant 484. K 0 f f
Klalch totals 11. Esther Mont
gomery 498; Jokers 9, De Li
Roy 523; Alleys Oops 8, Jo
Ann Marcum 428; Misfits 8.
Edith Merit 419: Rollerettei
7, Ruby Fein 459; Nine Pins
7. Clair Sommer 445; Try
Hards 6. Eileng Hull 459;
Thre Hits 8t A Miss 6. Ger
ry Graham 404; Lucky. SIrik
5, Nadin Peek 474.
KOFFEE KLATCHERS
Gutter Polishers won 3,
Tiny Thomas 412, in the Kof
fee Klatchers league. Hits &
Miss took 1, Elaine Kono
pasch 371, Other series were
Team Nine 1, Georgia Ger
rynne 463; Fowlers 3, Mari
ane Jones 372; Local Yocals 3,
Maurine Golden 475; Half
Pint 1, Jean Gamaehlich 440;
3 Stoogies 1, Pat Anderson
465; Greenhorns 3, Polly
Green 411; Bowl Weavil 2,
Nan Stollsworth 363; Three
Goofers 2, Nelva Wells 434.
ROXY ANN LEAGUE
Roxy Ann league shows Pa
cific Motor Truck on top with
27 wins. ONC has 25, Royal
Crown and Gilkinsons 24, Ba
ker's Moulding 21, Graham
Electric. Larry's Richmaid
and Harrison Elactric 20,
Medply 19, Consolidalsd Van
Lines 18, Hopkin'i Richfield
17, Gocelaria 16. Beneficial
Standard Life 15 and Reliable
Cleaners 14. Waller Barnard
had. 654 high '.arias. Darald
Wooton rolled 644 and Paul
Jenny 634 and 258 top gam.
Gn Gamaehlich fired 221
and Wooton 218.
EVERGREEN LEAGUE
Cummins Diesel leads Ever
green league with 10 wins.
Medco has 9, Desert Cafe and
Medford Steel 8, Bateman
Sand & Gravel 7, Hires Root
Beer and Redman lodge 6,
Holiday Pool 5, Barco Supply,
Ham & Egger and Big Y 4,
Jorgensen's 3. Ken Pickens
rolled 219 top game and 547
best series. Other league
members with best games and
series for their teams were
John Austin 213-531, M. Per
ry 455, C. Byrde 519, L. John
son 500, H. Rickman 200-541,
Roy Colley 534, M. Pitman
392, F. Craig 433, D. Clover
489, B. Martin 471, D. Wells
214-540 and P. Bateman 493.
NIGHT HAWKS LEAGUE
Bast gam in Night Hawks
laagu was 230 by Wayn
Erickson who had 602 top
scratch Uriel. Bob Pric had
550 with handicap, McCul
loch Chain Saw has 10 wins,
Kachina Lodg and McLaugh
lin Plumbing & Hsating 8,
Harshbargar Lathars and Tri
angle Market 7, Piggly Wig
gly Two 6, Reserve Officers
association 5, K-Dov and Bo
hamian Club 4, Hart's Hatch
ery and Piggly Wiggly On 3.
WEDNESDAY SCRATCH
In the Wednesday Scratch
league Team Seven won 2,
Harry Withrow 575; Jackson
County Realty 2, Al Sodaro
532; Security Insurance 3'i,
Roy Wilkei 566; Ed Ross
Service ',2, Hank Hancock
478; Harry &. David 1, Mar
shall Sellers 523; Team Six 3,
Martin Stockdale 514; Pul
ver s Motel 3, Veril McCall
562; Medford House Movers
1, Paul Bray 550.
TEMPCO LEAGUE
Bill Martin picked ih 6-7-10
split in Tempco Uagut.
Th Unmentionables won 4,
Bill Marshall 538; Pin Heads
0, Ralph Davis 453; Oregon
Vn.r 3, M, Faulk 227-608;
Pin Curltrs I, Jim Goldptn
ny 534; Timber Bustars 2, Irv
D Wolf 535; North West Gro
ceries Two 2, Stan Larson
504: Night Owls 3, Bill Moor
519; Sltvt Wilson 1, L Sil
ver 443: Wilson Knot Dodgers
1, B. Gunn 462; Pppronis
3. Bud Childers 452; Side
winders 1. Bill Fiihr 494;
Hiway 3, Trry McGriif 498;
Norlh Wit Groceries On 1,
C. Bond 493; Caicad Wood
3. Bill Ladd 213-499; Flat
Topi 4. G. Mlkschi 473; Elk
Tner, forfeit.
SPORTM AN'S LEAGUE
Merle Blair fired top scores
in Sportsman's league, a 233
Rame and 577 series. Arnie
Matson had 228 567 and Bill
Harris 224 563. Hillyer Oil
company. Phoenix Golden
Eagle, Hrccount Brothers and
Seven Up gained 3 point,
Butte Falls Shell, Brookhrust
Subdivision. Butte Falls Gen
eral Store and Fern Valley
Ranches 2, Steve Wilson, First
Christian Church One,
Church Two and Chester Bird
each 1.
TIMBER PRODUCTS
In Timber leagu Larry
Hackworth had 234 high
gam and B. Rd carded 219.
L, ChandUr icorod 573 lop
serin.
THURSDAY NIGHT TRIOS
Ron Peery took honors in
a 22 game and 581 series.
Crispy Creme DonuU have
19. Dave House 471; Mitchells
18J.-2, Arnold Fein 484; Safe
wav One 18, Chuck Smith
527"; WRP 17, Ron Peery 581;
Oakdale Market 16, Harry
Holsapple 482: Safeway Two
14, Frank Schultz 459; Hop
kins Richfield 11, Oral Free
myer 486; Sarffs 9, Darrell
Rowland 504: Safeway Three
8',-z, Stan Palmer 474: Ikes
Upholstery 8, Wally Morten
son 470.
MT. PITT LEAGUE
Tim-Pro Five rolled a 995
game and 2634 series to take
ovr first in Mt- Pill Uagut
with 13 wins. Neeley-Wilson
Lumber and Squirt havt 11,
Hapco Salts 9. Trowbridg &
Flynn and Electronic Service
8, Eagle Point Teachers and
Kogap On 7, Kogap Sliver
Pickers and Gang Mill 6 and
Kogap Peelers and Sawmill
5. Team leaders last time
were Roy Everson 564, Jack
Hall 468, Leo Monies 558,
Dick Finch 565, Art Breeton
518, Earl Jones 526. Bill Hall
530, Eddie Glover 536, Mar
vin Lemieux 475, Roy Heath
540, Ken Koger 462 and Jo
Clark 519. High gam wcr
carded by Bill Hall 234, Clyde
Travatkis 221, Dick Finch
220, Don Poling 216 and Leo
Monies 213.
BOWLING QUEENS
Port O' Call took over lead
in Bowling Queens league.
Hotel Medford and Medford
Stationery tied for second.
Charm Cottage dropped to
fourth. In order also are Reter
Fruit, Hiway Ready Mix, Cop
co, Hilton Lumber, GMAC
and First National Bank. Ger
tie Riggs carded 627 with
games of 207-203-217. Karen
Smith had 556 series.
GUTTER BELLES LEAGUE
In Gutter Belles league
Goof Balls won 3. J-Vill Jils
4, Bowling Bags 0, Pin-Ups 0,
Gutter Chicks 4, Three Spares
4 and Strike Outs 0. Beverly
Moad had 478 high series.
EARLY BIRD LEAGUE
First place team in Early
Bird league is Rogue Valley
Construction with 14 wins,
Esther Mohr 507 with 193.
Valley Lockers has 13, Eve
lyn Read 455; Emloe Electric
13, Alta Knouher 471; Crater
Title Insurance 12, Arlene
Sanford 413; Mechanics Laun
dry 11, Shirley Wieskamp
450; Red Barn Auction 11,
Kay Humphrey 364; Van Lees
8, Van Navarette 408; Med
ford Hotel 8, Betty Neel 415;
Richfield Truck & Auto 7,
Jeanie Luther 410; Tally Ho
3, Colleen Baylor 456.
EMPIRE LEAGUE
Edith Cummings converted
lh 6-10 split in iht Empir
dis
into Sen
step. In this exclusive step the whiskies are whirled in a specially
designed vat by stainless steel blades and literally whipped
into a smoothness never before attainable. This unique process
breaks down each drop of the fine whiskies and grain neutral
spirits into its smallest possible components and then "marries"
them more thoroughly than ever before.
The result can only be realized by tasting Schenley whisky.
We think you'll agree: smoothness in a whisky has now taken on
a completely new meaning. So start enjoying Schenley, the only
whisky with extra
ltagut. Century Sporting 1
Goods bads with Z3' wins,
G. Truly 453. Nu Way Clean
ers has 23. Melba Jtrden 438;
Western Thrift 20. Evelyn
Read 487; Hawkiruon Tir 20,
Edith Cummings 469; Win
nit Siyl Salon 20. Bta Mth-
wt 431; Safeway 16. Vi Cor-;
by 476. Rich Plan 13Vj.
Jackie Newland. 449; Eker
sons 12W. Lorraine Jantzer
431: Clock 12. Jan Frohreich
449; Broailtr Houtt IH2.
Rosali Pruett 407; Laura;
Scuddtr 10, Peggy Melstead .
468; Sarah Coventry 10. Dot ,
Neat 464.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE j
John Korner and Ben Dar-j
ras took the Independent j
league prize for game with
handicap, 249, and series with
handicap, 646. Baker s Mould
ing retained first wilh 21
wins. Ben Darras 592. Com
munication Workers totals 19,
Phil Miles 521; Tee Pee Ply
wood 18, Doyle Smith 540;
Ideal Cement 18, Frank Math
ews 510; Timber Wolves 17,
Bill Tope 586; Midway Meat
17, John Korner 484; Table
Rock Lumber 14, Clarence
Freeman 506; Dales Red Peg
asus 14, Dick Spain 570; Elec
trict Supply 12, Dave Housel
460; Harry & David 10, Dean
Marcum 482.
BARTLET BELLES
Faber's Market lops Bart
lett Belles league with 10
wins. Chrystal Meat has 9,
F a b r Stratton Insurance,
Ead's Allied, Baker's Mould
ing, Stauffer Studio, Alexan
der 8t Brown and Memory
Garden 7, Lininger's 6, Alex
ander Music, Red Blanket
Lumber and Eagle's Two 5,
Highway Furniture and
Eagle's One 4, Sy't Place and
Swem's 3. Ladies with high
scor for teams war Eleanor
Holbrook 490. Mildred Panter
461, Elain Brown 432, Bar
bara Botefur 512, Evelyn San
derson 447, Carol Hagle, Jan
Pomeroy 475, Marjorie An
derson 481, Charli Unruh 26,
Ernie Lisenbe 203-486, Dol
ly Weber 449, Geneva Mang
495, Wilma Buchanan 415,
Nita Newman 401, Viola Hu
ber 430 and Millie Petigrew
371.
BALL & CHAIN MIXED
Don Harmon rolled 224
high game in Ball & Chain
Mixed league. Dave Baylor
had 575 top series and Edith
Dickinson took Ladies' honors
with 209 and 566. Hi Lo's
have 29, Woodchoppers 2512,
K-medley's 25, Convicts 241-i,
Hot Todd is 24,. Pills 21,
Chuck's Market 21, Queen
Anne Chumps 19, L & M's 18,
Black Kals 17, Toppers 15,
Pin Pickers 15, Four Squirts
12 and Kaymeds 10.
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