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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. ""UBCW, MfC" !", 1991 31 Pros Will Make Spring Links Tour Thirty-one pros have filed entries for the annual spring pro-amateur tour of the Ore gon Professional Golfers asso ciation. The tour will open Sunday, May 26, with play at Rose burg Country club. Linksmen Umpqua Salmon Season Opens Portland - (UPD - The weekly report on fishing conditions prepared by the state game commission: Southwest: Spring salmon and jack season opens Satur day in main Umpqua and North Umpqua below narrows at Rock Creek; steelhead must be returned to the river; out look poor; Coos and Coquille waters high. B.a7 RlliMnr C ...-I.. At wuilUvIO OUIj-Wijf QUALITY BLOCKS Chimneys i l ! I Prestrcsscd Jl ppPTJ. Concrete I ' 727 PHONE SP 3-4575 will vie on Monday and Tues day, March 27 and 28, at Rogue Valley Country club here. Touring pros will bring amateur partners with them and local amateurs will join forces with them here. The play, reportedly, will be without the I960 winner. No entry has been received from Bill Eggers, Rose City, Portland. However, Eddie Ho gan, Riverside, Portland, who took the prize in 1959 will compete, as will Bob Duden, Oswego, who was runnerup that year. Three Out-of-state Among those slated to con tend this time are Boots Por terfield, Crants Pass, who was third in 1960 and Glen Spivey, Glendover, Portland, who took fourth. There is no list available here of amateurs who will be accompanying the pros. John Hagey, Eastmoreland, Portland, had amateur low gross for the three days last spring. DeRoss Kinkade, Cot tage Grove, took that honor in 1959. At least three out-of-state pros are in the field. They include Harry Clow, Royal Oaks, Vancouver, Wash.; George Titchwell, Redwood Empire club. Fortuna, Calif., and Jack Travis, Red Bluff, Calif. HOCKEY NATIONAL LEAGUE United Press International The Toronto Maple Leafs held a 1-0 lead in their best-of-seven Stanley Cup semi final series with the Detroit Red Wings today all because manager - coach George (Punch) Imlach was back to his crystal ball gazing. Imlach, accused of using witchcraft because of his suc cess with the once - lowly Maple Leafs, hesitated Wed nesday night before using captain George Armstrong in the series opener at Toronto which the Leafs won, 3-2. in two periods of overtime. Armstrong, out of action since March 1, returned to the playoff wars and scored the winning goal. WESTERN LEAGUE United Press International Front -running Calgary in creased its Western Hockey league lead to eight points Wednesday night with a 4-3 overtime victory over Edmon ton. Second-place Portland was idle. Winnipeg trounced Spo kane 7-2 at Winnipeg in the league's other action. INDIANS GET LEFTY Indianapolis, Ind. -. (UPII -Former Chicago White Sox lefthander Don Rudolph was acquired today by Indian apolis of the American As sociation. The Granada Hills, Calif., native mark of Seattle last year. The BOWLERS ALLEY By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE with handicap and 494 scratch j' series, r.dith I'eterson had 573 top scries with handicap. BOWLING BELLES Gwen Slavens took lop honors in Bowling Belles league with a 180 game and SPORTS I 505 series, 30 wins. Pat & Mike's has McLaren Oil 27, Riley Applegate has been elected president of Medford Bowling association. Vice presidents for the new year are Bill Blunt, Don Davis, Jack Gardner and Bill Lu man. Gene Piazza was picked as state representative and Vern Allen, Am Bauman, Troy Dean and Clayton Lewis. Paul Dimick was re tained as secretary. Only 60 votes were cast in the election at Roxy Ann lanes. The total represented only 20 per cent of the eligi ble voters of the association. The votes elected a slate that can and will work hard to make the MBA an organiza tion to be proud of. JACKPOT BOWLING Jim Owsley and Charles GETS "LIFETIME" PACT Chicago-OIPD - Ernie Banks' off-season activity was put un der a "lifetime contract" as the Chicago home run king signed today to manage the "Ernie Banks Bowling and Recreation Building" here. The S2 million, 40-lane bowl ing alley will become Banks' everyday job upon its opening scheduled for Oct. 1. DIAMOND JUBILEE YEAR at eai! Wonderf ul Easter dress-up look for men and Ijoys Calif., native had a 12-10 J 1 Calif. 1 J SEARS I IMPORTANT THIS mMHMK4WK tF5 W . Quan,i,ies 1 i ,11 m wm.&ws 1 Yv'll! McWhorier teamed up break the bank in the Jack pot Bowling at Roxy Ann lanes. Minimum pin fall of 1391 was necessary to win. Larry Snopl 503; U.S. Bank 101-j, Bob Pcil 475: Crater 1 Lake Machinery Two 10, Chuck Walker 522; Mora and Viking Sewing Ma- V"UM, ',, ,'rnl ' r-hinpc Q , nogue vauey vreauors a, ic BOWLING QUEENS Karen Smith had 213 high- I Team Six 25' 2, Johnnies Cafe . (23, Trowbridge & Flynn 17 threw scratch games of 216-212 for a 633 series. Charles bowling with no handicap had a 234-223-266 for a roaring 723. Their com bined total of 1411 with hand icap was more than adequate. WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT Entries for the ladies' city tournament close on day. March 25. They be turned in to Thelma Tolles. BANTAM LEAGUE In Bantam league Medford lanes is first with 27 wins. Bateman's has 20. VFW 19'2. Shinn's, Highes & Dodd and Ginn's 18, Office Boy, Viking Sewing Center and La Mels 17, Elks 13, Silver Dollar Two 12, Fashionette 11 Vi. Sil ver Dollar One and Miriams Beauty 11. For girls Linda Ritterspach had 147 high game and 282 series. Steve Lewis had 149 top boys game and Greg Smith had 261 best series. RAMBLING ROLLERS Nyla Gross scored 199 high game in the Rambling Rollers league and had 219 high game Proof you save. Blazers are right in fashion, with con trasting slacks. Sharp 3-button, flap pocket coat with vent back.. Sizes 12 thru 20. Smart new olive' colors. imited. SEARS GUARANTEED SUITS Your Sears Guaranteed worsted suit is tailored from exclusively loomed 100 virgin wool fabric, famous for fine tailoring qualities, shape retention and exceptionally long an Shorts, Regulars and longs 5Tr' 1-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL WORSTED SUIT GUARANTEE Full refund or a new suit within 1 year of sale upon return, if suit rips, tears, shows undue signs of wear, or if for any reason not satisfied. British accent fur felt hat Just Say "Charge It" on SRC - Use as a 30 DAY CHARGE ACCOUNT or take many months to pay. Continental cente smooth finish Ramie fur felt. Cor dovan, black olive, brown. 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"Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back" SEARS S0t EAST JACKSON SP 3-6661 Open Mondxr and friday 'Til 9 p.m. FREE PARKING 'hi I est game m the Bowling 203-' : it'uiie iiun uvi mis- nansoii naa zuz. lop learn is nk'dford Stationery with 31 wins, Del Christianson 559. Port O Call has 20, Smith 560; Hotel Medford Betty Rein holtz 501: Charm Cottage 24. Gertie Blind 4-10; Reter Fruit 20, Thelma Tolles 406; Hilton Lumber 20. Bev dutches 441: Satur- Highway Ready Mix 1ft. Rosie are to phipps 457: First National Bank 17. Bev Peeh 4 Hi; Cop co lb. Janis Brown 446. BULLDOG LEAGUE Poole's Mobile Homes has lead in Bulldog league with 261 2 points. Mutual of Oma ha has 26. Talent Club 24, Naumes Equipment 24, La Points 23, United Radio 22, Hart's Hatchery 18'a and Oregon Liquid Gas 14, Marie Chandler took top honors with a 192 game and 488 series. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE Highest game in Rolling Pin league was 215 by Mar ion Nobbs. Lyla Smith had 198. Pauline's leads with 32 wins, Nobbs 520. Jack's Drive Up has 31' i, Vivian Rodgers 454: Pioneers 30, Bev Moad 411: McLains 29"j. Mnrjorie Anderson 430; Tom Tom 29, Mnrjorie Lockwood 424. Roe thlcr's Chevron 29, Kathy Franks 408; Faber's 26, Iris Wimer 429; Elk City Market 23 'S, Smith 452; B & B Auc tion 20"j, Nancy Weber 413; Cedar Lodge 10, Margaret Corrett 367. BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE Lanell Wilkes and Jo Traut man had 170 high games in Blue Monday league. Straight Shooters have first with 27 wins, Joan Davidson 419. Pin Pickers have 25, Lanell Wilkes 463; Gutter Belles 16. Pat Shclton 417: Ditch Diggers 16, Nellie Best 398; Sailers 14 Karen Montgomery 393; Strikers 10, Carol Walter mire 348. LADY ELKS ONE In the Lady Elks One league Gail Laurine rolled 191 and 501 series. Other highs for teams were Erma Gifford 416, Evelyn Read 475, Helen Depncr 483, Aili Salycrs 481, Eva Sessions 472, Sue Gordon 456 and Nellie Dyke 418. Fire Bugs and Ter mites have 7 wins, Crickets 5 Beetle Bugs 4 V-i, Doodle Bugs 4, Lady Bugs 2'l, Boll Woe vils 2 and Draggin Flies 0. The Crickets had the high team series a 1414. LADY ELKS TWO LEAGUE Dorothy Snedden had 190 best game in Lady Elks Two league. Tornados have 27 wins, Shirley Wieskamp 485; Wapiiis 26. Alice Gidney 507; Doozies 19, Polly Anderson 421; Antlers 19, Ruth Shama 482; Merry Madcaps 18, Dot tie Veal 455; Stags 11, Esther Miller 416. MAJOR LEAGUE First in the Major league are Pin Ups with 26 wins. K. Smith 227-580. Channel Cats have 21, II. Culy 203-549; Or phans 20, B. Reinholtz 224 507; Sad Sisters 20, D. Chris tianson 525; Bowlcrette 17',, H. Cabler 202-541; Roll Etles 17, B. Davis 530; Nil Jills 14, V. Cummlngs 539; Kcglcrs 8M-, V. Knox 523. ROLLERETTE LEAGUE Browns cafe and Jackson County Coop are lied for top in Rollerette league with 24 wins each. Faber's Super Mar ket has 22 and Bateman's In surance 18. Shirley Lowe had 173 and 465. CENTENNIAL LEAGUE In Centennial league Betty Gossman picked the 4-10 split. Jan Pomeroy scored 187 high game. Sluffers have 20, C. Peterson 439; Pot Hold ers 2(i, Georgia Collins 300; Fire Flies 25, Evelyn Brand- horst 409; Slippers 24 Vi, Lo- llta Ritterspach 507: Spare Squares 21. Maxine Thomas 442; Pin Pickers 20, Ruth Foley 437; Alley Busters 20. Jan Pomeroy 457; Slow Pokes 16. Doreno Peterson 468; Odd 1 1 i i. Eisenstein 469; Crater Lake Machinery One 8, Dale Gott 449; Forest Patrol 7, Gordon Layton 492; Hoot Owl Log. ging 6, Chuck Heffner 493; Carolina Pacific 4, Clarence Byrd 478. ! MAJOR LEAGUE Brothers Five lop Major league with 18 wins. Rogue Valley Country club has 17, 1 Home Gas, Rotary Two and Desert Service 11, Asko Sup- ply, Hamilton Funds, Stand-' ard Oil and Mail Tribune 9. Western Oil & Burner and Cal Ore Ranches 7, Rotary j One 2. Highs for each team L were by Russ Osborne 201- 501. Frosty Liddoll 232-598, Bill Turman 201-530, Slim Brown 221-248-636, K. Pattor son and Chuck Ellison 480, George Baylor 478, G. Brooks 532, R. Fowler 590, Ken Cook 206-507, Buzz Moran 530, Dave Legg 539 and Jim Baize 236.214-601. ROXY ANN CLASSIC The Roxy Ann lanes lias first in R o x y Ann Classic league with 25 wins. Wooden Shoe has 22, Kim's 18, Dough erty Lumber 16, Claves Con struction 15, Timber Room 13'i, Cubby's ll'j and Bock's Bakery 11. Bill Blunt rolled 245-224-185 for a 654 series and Oliver McNeil had a 251. CLASSIC LEAGUE Highest scores in Classic league were by Jake Olson 642. Gordon Schultz 245-627 and Berle Stephens 234-605. Trail Creek Lumber leads with B''-i wins. Rogue Riviera, E H Mann and Lamport's Sporting Goods have 3, Tow er Broiler and Sewing Ma chine Center 7, Hight Real Estate 6, Pariish Construc tion and Don't Hideaway 5, Oak Street Tank & Steel 412, North Chuck Wagon 4 and Hillyor Oil 1. E H Mann team carded 981-2830. Parrish Con struction had 962-2787, Tower Broilor 959-2794. , ROXY ANN LEAGUE 1 Roxy Ann league leader is O N C with 33 wins. Pacific i Motor Truck has 32, Royal Crown and Larry's Richmaid 31, Gilkinson's 29, Baker's Moulding 27, Harrison Elec tric and Consolidated Van Lines 25, Graham Electric and Hopkins Richfield 23, Beneficial Standard Life and Medply 22, Groceteria 21 and Reliable Cleaners 20. Leo Bohls had 235, Dick Phillips 221 and A. Burghardt 220. Burghardt fired 654, Lon Hankin 637 and Dale Atkins 032. TRIANGLE LEAGUE I In the Triangle league Pat 8c Mike's had 548-1603. Jim Anderson rolled 241-619. SPORTSMAN'S LEAGUE Butte Falls General Store leads with 10Va wins in Sportsman's league. Phoenix Golden Eagle, Brookhurst Subdivision, Hillycr Oil and Chesterbird 10, Brecounl Brothers 9, Steve Wilson Lum ber and Seven Up 8, Fern Val ley Ranches 7, Butte Falls Shell 6, First Christian Church Two 4Vi, and First Christian Church One 3. Bud Tungate had 230-616. Bill Zimmerloe rolled 223, Dan Meeker 222, Carl Scott 500 and Keith Maryott 561. STARFIRE LEAGUE First in Starfire loaquo is Standard of Prospect with 16 wins. Weeks & Orr has 15, Larry's Lineup and Hughes Construction 14, Jackson County Coop 13, Rogue Val ley Vending and Jeddoloh Brothers 12. Tex Nash 11, Olson-Ross and Pinnacle Or chards 10, Ron's Standard Sta tion 9 and Rogue River Wood Products 7, Best, for each team were Greg Orr 556, Frank Craig 537, Ken Lilly 201-512, Berle Thornton 541, Art Baker 201-530, Lee Surlei 210-518, Paul Whisonant 202 519, Russ Munsell 524, Fred Conrad 226-523, Jerry Jorola mon 234-588, Rus, McDonald! 482, Gale Culy 536, Dick Swan J 502, Ben Darras 527, Ray Adams 462 and Don Turner 554 Balls 16. Gwen Herrington 42H; Hi Lows 10, I.eola Whit Iru-k 394- Mis Hans 15 Nnm R.-'iley 308; Lucky Strikes! 14i'.. Dnrnthin Green 399. ANDY'S MIXED Fearless Four load Andy's Mixed league with 21'2 wins.! Handicappers, Sharpies Bnd Rough Necks have 19, Croep ers I8V2, Four D't 18, Eagle Eyes 1512, Jets 14'2, Eight Balls, Sleepers, Cotton Pick ers 13, Four Gel Me Not, 10. Lewis Dimock had a 562 ser ies, George Allen 557 and Bill Hall 201-549. Bud Flshor had 213 high game. Lorraine Hall was high for women with 193 553. Edith Tuttle had 204-513 and Sadio Coultor 182-468. Jake Olson had a 236-574 ser ies in a makeup. RAINBOW LEAGUE Chuck Walker paced Rain ijiiw league with a 522 scratch series and 648 with handicap. Larry Snopl had a 212 scratch K a m e, 245 with hnndicap. Strve Wilson Lumber leads with Hi' i wins, Ken Walker 409, Harry & David 1414, Bryan Mercer 487; Knights of Columbus 14, Paul New comb 474; Local Loan I2I2, MT. PITT LEAGUE Neeley - Nelson Lumber heads with 15 wins in Mt. Pitt league. Tim-Pro Five have 14, Ilapco Sales, Kogap One and Suuirt 13, Eagle Point Teachers 12V4, Trow bridge & Flynn and Kogap j Ciang Mill 12, Kogap Sliver Pickers and Electronic Serv ice 11, Kogap Peelers 10'i and Kogap Sawmill 7. Team leaders were Lee Zlcsmer 222 574. Dick Atkins 218-56C, Dick Finch 470, Lloyd Starr 207-528, Dunne Lisac 472, Darrell Cnpolnnd 483, Art Breccton 473, Roy Heath 503, Don Plgg 405, Lloyd Kmipp 550, Ken Koger 510 and Joe Clark 477. SUNDAY NIGHTERS Sunday Nlghters will meet Sunday, March 26, In the chil drens room. Neofiters lead with 27 14 wins. Slop & Think has 27, Pin Robbers 26, Roll ing Pins 26, AJ's 25, Nose Divers 21 '4, Blanks and Gut ter Gang 21, Shearer Folly 17 and Mark Nots 9. High ladies' scores were 155 by Marlcnc Peyton Rnd 431 by Lorraine Learn. Johnny Johnson had 217-542 for men. Enjoy the Car You Need and Want Now! NO PAYMENTS And Your Trade-in May Be Worth More Than the Down Payment! 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