f.lH Jayveo
Splits Bill
With Pels
Medford and Klamath Un
ion high baseball Junior var
sities, like the varsities, apllt
a twtnbill on Saturday.-
Klamath won the first game
JO to 5 and Medford the sec
ond 5 to 1. The teams met at
Klamath Falls., .-,
Stewart Young went ' the
pitching route for Medford in
both contests, four Innings in,
the opener and five in the
second tangle. Larry Sander
was to have pitched the sec
ond mix for Medford but cut
his fingers with a knife while
on the bench during the first
game. : , ' ,
" Young held the Pelicans to
just one hit in the finale after
having yielded six in the op
ener. :
Dick Deffley, Jim Watson
and Gary Milbr provided the
batting punch' for the Tornado
MNISCORESl .... .
. ifllet IUU) . '''' '
i Medford Oil 13 5 S 3
Klamath riiu ........ 307 ox 10 s 1
Young and Couch; franklin, R.
Jaekton (S) and Kttchlnf.,..
(SaeottS fame) ' : -.
Madtord 01S 10 T S
Klamath Tall ; 010 00 1 1 4
Young and Couch; Blnney, Groh
4) and Marvin, Paxton (9).
REACHES ZONE FINAL v :
Lucknow, India CUPS India
took an unbeatable 3-0 lead
over Thailand in Asian Zone
Davis Cup competition Sun
day when Its doubles team of
Ramanathan ; Krlshnan and
, PremJIt Lai defeated S. Kara-
lak and Serl Charuchlnda, 6-0,
6-S, 6-1; India now meets the
winner of the Japan-Philippines
encounter in the zone
finals. . , - ,
Jim and Barbara Clark's .
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No f$, ends or buts! Now, the Buick Special proves who
save you most; in its class by taking both first and
second places. But Buick's fabulous double win is even
more outstanding. 1) Because, although it saves you gas
like the smaller cars, the Specfol's amazing aluminum
V-8 and aluminum transmission give you more go than
many full-sice cars. 2) Because, for over 2000 grueling
miles over mountains, plains, rough roads and smooth
tha Special proved the most saving of all automatic
This
and
by
Tornado Has Best
Marks in 9 Events
Of Ore-Cal
Ashland-Medford high ath
letes had top marks among
prepsters Saturday in nine of
14 events Saturday In the Ore
Cal relays at Southern Ore
gon college,
Ashland and Klamath Falls
each had two best perform
ances and Crater one. St.
Mary's of Medford shared one
toD effort with Medford when
Dick Evans of the Crusaders
and Scott Eaton of the Black
Tornado each high Jumped 5
leet iu mcnes.
.Individual bests among high
iichoolers for the day included
:15.2 in the high hurdles by
Bob Voris of Ashland and 12
feet Vi inch In the pole vault
by his Grizzly teammate Dave
Colwell; 49-9 in the shotput
by Tom Bortls of Medford,
138-11 In the discus by Wayne
Cowan also of the Tornado,
and 20-9 by another Medford'
ite, Mike Hood, in the broad
Jump,- and 183-9V4 by Allen
Phillips of Klamath Falls in
the Javelin.
Medfordltes had best, times
in five running events. Bill
Rupd. Bruce Niedermeyer,
Dennis . Brumback and Bill
Dahlstrom toured the distance
medley in 11:52.8. The crew
of Ron Calkins, Don Miller,
Bob RIx and Jim Snodgrass
ran the two-mile relay in
8:40.5. Kent Blew combined
with Phil Humphreys, Eaton
and Bob Mclntyre for.!i:33.3
in the 880-yard relay. ,
In the shuttle hurdles for
the ' Tornado BUI Charley,
IN MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUN
BUICK SPECIAL SWEEPS
CLASS C WITH 25.09 MPG.
Places 1-2 in V-8 COMPACT CLASS with AUTOMATIC SHIFT!
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the data certified true
United States Auto Club.
Relays
Dick Andrews, Eaton and
Hood had a :59.5 time and in
the mile relay, Blew, Rix,
Mclntyre and Keith ran In
3.33.9.
Crater high had the fastest
sprint relay mark wltlv Gary
Wald, Jereal Brown, Robert
Robinson and Wayne Martin
going in :46, Klamath Falls
team toured the sprint medley
in 2:47.9. The crew was Stiles,
Laurie, Darin and Piper.
' BISULTS! - ,;
(LJirf Schools)
JUgh hurdlia BUI Charley, M.
Shot DUt BortU. M: runctnn. M
Huited, KF. 4S-S. f
Dletancc medley. Medford
Inupp. meaermeyer, jsrumiMon,
lahlatrom); Klamath Falla, 1141.S,
Diacia Cowan, M; Bortii, M
Sprint relay Medford Widrewe,
Elton, SIM, Shaw); Klamath Falla.
iio.o.
Poll vault Tim fl rhirl
ynsran, M: Ua third. Hitchcock,
KF, and Millar, M. .10-6. .
Broad Jump Hood, M; . Humph-
Javalln Phillip. KF Balrd, M;
Dearlnx, KF. lll-SM. .
a-mlle relay Medford (Calkini,
. r . ... ui.j m.
viuvr, mx, iioaaTaaej; juaraatn
'alia. S:0J.
860 ralay Madford (Blew. Hum.
pnraya,
Zaton. Mclntvral! lciamath
a ana; meaiora (Bcnmiot, liOwary.
Bandy. Keith). 131.3. .
Hlh jump Baton, M; Mclntyre,
M; Aah, KF. S-10.
sprint meaiey Kiemath Fella
'Btllea, Laurie, Dahn, Piper); Med
lord (McCulloush, Lowiry, Snod-
fraaa, Miller); Medford (Schmidt,
a:47..
TVB.Kina. oiiuDDicB. uanuicroiTii.
Shuttle nurdiaa Medford (Char-
is-
Anarewa, saton, nooa) Klam
Falla. :5B.S.
Mile relay Medford KBIaw.
Rlx.
moiniyre, lieiuii; luamatn
Falla.
(Medium Scheola) .
Hlfh hurdle Voris, Vt; MatUn,
Shot out KroBB. C! FHwarHa tt
Molloy, C. 49-1.
Olatance medley Crater (Coch
ran, Garrison, Aakwith, 0 1 a o n).
Dlacua Ktodd. C: -McCartnav. A:
Kimball, C. 130-4; ' ,
Sprint medley Crater (Wald,
Brown, Koblnion, Martin); Aahland
icaoaiea, unfar, senweuer, VorU).
Polt vault Colwell. A' Lawli. A
Barker, A. IS-14. . 1
Broad Jump Voria. A; Heal, A;
Farmer, A. lv-4.
Javelin Martin, C; Harrleonv C;
Huff, A. 160-J.
a-mlle relay Crater (Berber,
Jamei, Aakwith, McCalvy); Aahland
inueu, jviranar, uaDorn. nail).
SS0 ralav Crater (Wald. kohln.
on, Martin, Champ; Aahland (Ca-
oaiea, ianiar, Bcnwauer, Haworth),
Hlah Jump Jamei, C; Champ
iu, D.Biiauiii, , una lacuna.
InHn, nuribii rw. 1VI
Burna, Xyeraon, Oarrltons Alhlina
ifecKion, neaa, AJicKeraon, uaoorn),
:83 6.
ShutU hurdlea Aahland (Vorla.
Farmer, Heaa, Hamilton); Crater
iuanary, aranaom, cocr.ran,- Mar
In). 1S.. . .
Fliher, Burna, Brown; Aahland!
wauace, awi, Kirener, caoaiea).
(Small Sehoela) ,
.Hish hurdles LaRoy, Xocue
luvwr.
Shot nut Illla. Bonanxa: Lucaa.
St. Mary'a; Simpaon, Dunamuir.
4S-Btl.
untence meoiey ounamuir
Wllion. Hickey.
Btevena, Bail);
Canyonvllle Bible; Lakeviaw.
n(..i. T flu. in.. iaM .
Campora, Can. Bib. i'm ft.
sprint relay minamuir (urant,
uirara. aurion,
view! iloaua Rivar.
Slmpion); Lake-
Pol
tie aecand. Soearin.
vault rnomoion. a-noenix
i, ouna., and Hill,
Broad lumn Coaaev. LVt Cona.
bruck, Ph.; sirfent, Etna. 1B-8V.
Javelin coiaey,.
LV: Olymoiua.
BR; KnuUon, SM, 177-10.
S.mlle relav St. Marv'a rCook.
Auiiin. aivani. iucaii noeue iu'
Lakeviaw. 9:11.6.
880 relay Lakevlew (O. Petert.
maxweu, uoik
m.ilri Phnnnlv
Hlah jump Svana, SM; Patera,'
L,v; Elliott ana . ounaon, an, uea
tnira, d-io.
Shuttle hurdle Phoenix (Foeter,
O. Riehev. Harrli. Combruck).
Mile relay Lakevlew (Gilbert.
Taylor, Maxwell, Coney); Rofue
Kiver. s:4A.
MEET IN 10-ROUNDER
San Francisco -(I1PD- Middle
weight Hank Casey meets Ed'
die Andrews of Las Vegas,
Nev., tonight in a 10-round
fight at Kezar Pavilion. Casey
was upset by Rory Calhoun
on New Year's Day while An
drews has been idle since Nov,
7 when he scored a 10-round
decision over .Charley, (Tomb
stone) Smith.
SKINNER -BUICK -CADILLAC
143 South Riverside
fctlnroineQTtiBon
sipimrs
The
BOWLERS ALLEY
- Iy DARIENE AND MU TOPI
NIGHT HAWKS LEAGUE
Leader in Night Hawks
league is McCulloch Chain
Saw with 2Vi wins. Hashbar-
ger Lathers has 20, Kochlna
Lodge 18, Morgan's Pekinese
Kennels 17, Mc Loughlln
Plumbing & Heating, Hart's
Hatchery and Triangle' Mar
ket 14, Bohemian Club 13,
Piggly Wlggly One 8V6 and
Reserve Officers Association
6. Marvin Miner had high
game, a 213, Bob Price high
series 629 and Gordon Smith
high series scratch 541, ' "
ROXY ANN LEAGUE
Individual leaders in Roxy
Ann league were Don Faber
33, Derald Woolon and Cash
Moray S14, Marion Hull and
Ken Chrisilanson 109, Ray
Barker 22s, Howard Baker
224 and Lou Kula 223. ONC
and Royal Crown have 34
wins. Pacific Motor Truck 33,
GUkinson's 32Vi, Larry's Rich
maid 32V, Baker's Moulding
30, Graham Electric, Hopkln's
Richfield, Harrison Electric
and Consolidated Van Lines
28, Groceteria 24, Reliable
Cleaners, Beneficial Life and
Medply 23.
EVERGREEN LEAGUE ' '
Evergreen league reports
Medford Steel on top with 22
wins. Desert Service and Hire
Root Beer 19, Cummins Die
sel 17, Medco 18, i Redmen
Lodge 15, Bateman's Sand 4c
Gravel 13, Ham & Egger 12,
Big Y 11, Barco Supply 10,
Holiday Pool 9 and Jorgen
sen's S. Bob Martin had high
est scores with 214 game and
592 series. Other team leaders
were Les Mason 203-579, Ken
Pickens 202-515, Don Wells
478, Floyd Hayner 212-506.
Jack Thomas 488, Bruce Bate-
man 438, Murray Perry 447,
LaVerne Johnson 831, Dick
Swan 200-496, pick Schlat
ter '841, Chuck Bauer 200-508,
Del Schooln 419 and Thoron
Van Sickle 212-213-552.
THURSDAY NIGHT TRIOS
la Thursday Night Trios
league Price 8hafer had 235
high game and Jim Hopkins
101 best series. CrUpyCreme
Donut has 33 wins,' Ernie
Dukeshire 503) Safeway One
30, Chuck Smith S31i Mitch
ell's 2SV4. Leroy Gillaspey
434i W R P 25. Lee Ziesmer
897) Sarff's 23, Bert Serf t 483;
Oakdale Market, 20, Harry
Holsappla 412; Safeway Twa
17, Frank Schulti 473; Hop
kln's Richfield 17, Jim Hop
kins 609; Ike's Upholstery 13,
Harvey Humprey 433; Safe
way Three (no wins listed),
Sob Misener 512.
INDEPENDENT. LEAGUE '
First in Independent league
is Baker's Moulding with 34
wins, Art Baker 508. Commu
nication Workers have 32,
Dick Talley 625; Tee Pee Ply
wood 28, Bob Albright 524;
Ideal Cement 28, Don Dusen-
berry 474; Timber Wolves 24,
Del Ross 525; Dale's Red Peg
asus 21 Del Spain 516; Mid
way Meat 21, John Darland
473; Table Rock Lumber 18,
Clarence Freeman 513; Harry
& David 18, D. Williams 435;
Electric Supply 18, Dave Hou
sol 486. i
BARTLETT BELLES
Irma Williams converted
the 8-7-10 split in Bartlett
Belles league. ' Ead's Allied
have the lead -with 22 wins.
Ruth Thurman 532. - Faber's
Market has 19, Lorraine Hall
210-4961 Alexander's Music
19, Ann Korner 450i Baker
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this beauty a wow! It's all Buick as well. You get Buick
comfort and quality. Buick interior luxury. A road
smoothing Buick ride. Body by Fisher. Plus the pride of
Buick's Clean Look of Action. Best of all, though, is the
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. for less than most models in the low-price field! Cive it
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BUICK SPECIAL
HZDkQHD
Moulding 17, Mildred Panter
466; Crystal Meat 17. June
Cureton 419; Red Blanket
Lumber 16, Barbara Potts 455;
Faber Stratton Insurance. IS,
Ruby Fein 456; Alexander at
Brown 15, Elaine Brown 438;
Stautfer Studio 14,- Teresa
Short 430; Memory Gardens
14, Nlta Newman 436; Llnln-
ger's 13. Flossie Coffin 430;
Eagle's Two 12, Dolly Web
at 456; Highway Furniture 11,
Joan Vou 422; Eagle s One I,
Junelta Saterlea 407; Swem's
6, Rosyne Gosch 347; Sy's
Place 5, Jan Pomeroy 445.
MT. PITT LEAGUE'
An .outstanding perform
ance this week in the Mt. Pitt
league was Dick Adkins 203-
202-201 stair step series, his
second series over 400 in suc
cession. Cllne : Charley had
216-580 and Stew Hopper 218.
With three nights of league
play left, standings for third
round are Tim Pro Five and
Neeley Nelson Lumber 20, Ko-
gap One 17, Eagle Point
Teachers and Hapco Sales
l(Mi Kogap Peelers and Ko-
gap Gang Mill 15V4, Kogap
Sliver Pickers and Electronic
Service 15, Squirt and Kogap
Sawmill 14, and Trowbridge
8c Flynn 13, Team leaders
were Adkins 606, Leo Montez
519, John Glover 502, Hopper
553, George Baker 483," Ken
Koger 457, Roy Heath 534,
Don Plgg 546, Lloyd Knapp
567, Duane LUac 485, Char
ley 580 and Lyle Jarmaln 532.
EMPIRE LEAGUE '
Top games In Empire league
were by Jan Frohreich 203.
Evelyn Read 221 and Joyce
Pldcock 203. In first with 321
wins Is Nu War Cleaners,
Joyce Pldcock 524. Century
Sporting Goods has 21, Geor
gia Cogglns 806; Hawkinson's
Tire 29i. Edith Cummins
498; Winnie's Style Salon 29,
Judy Barnum 473; Rich Plan
26Vi, Jackie Nawland 418;
Western Thrift 26, Evelyn
Read 508; Safeway 23. Betty
Boyer 412;- Ekersen's 22V4,
Lorraine Janlser 437; Clock
21, Jan Frohreich 830; Broast-
er House 17. Twyla Maggenti
449; Sarah Coventry 16. Dot
Nease 504; Laura Scudder 14,
Peggy Melsiead 455.
MORNING GLORY LEAGUE
Gwen Edwards converted
the 6-7-10 split in Morning
Glory league. Alley Cats lead
with 23 wins, Sherrill Harsh-
barger 445. Eight Balls have
22, Rosie Short 208-536; 10
Pin Errs 17, Merlene Lawless
455; Cfeam Puffs 15, Doty
Hughes 404; Pansy's 15, Car
ol Hagle 437; Snap Dragon 13,
Katie Moore 430: Shot Rods
12, Vlrgie Howard 384; Bowl
N Bawl 12, Hazel Shopp 394
EARLY BIRD LEAGUE
Rogue Valley Construction
Co. leads Early Bird league
with 24 wins, Jarl Hutton
499. Enloe Electric shows 21.
Alta Knauber 414; Red Barn
Auction 20, Joyce Plerson 417;
Crater Title Insurance law.
Billle Pech 3IOi ValUy Lack
ers 181, Juanita Richardion
442; Van Lees 17, Doris Mc
Donald 438; Mechanlca Laun
dry 16, Shirley Wleskamp
393. Taliv Ho 15. Bonnie Bay
lor 514; Medford Hotel 15, El
sie Eddy 419; Richfield Truck
k Auto 14, Pat Russell 397;
Jerl Hutton had a 212 game.
BOWLING QUEEilS -
Bowling Queens league
shows Medford Stationery in
front with 39 wins. Port O
MAIL '1M10UM3. MtiOVQHO.
Call has 36, Hotel Medford
32, Charm Cottage 30, Reter
Fruit 22, Highway Ready Mix
22, Hilton Lumber 21, Copco
20, First National Bank 20
and' GMAC 19. The highest
games were carded by Olive
Walsh 216 and Karen Smith
202. The best series were turn
ed in by Mable Clark and El
sie Baker 527's.
BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE
Pat Shellon had 189 highest
game in Blue Monday league,
Straight Shooters have first
with 30 win. Jo Trauiman
437. Pin Pickers 26, Lanell
Wilkes 438; Ditch Diggers 20,
Nellie Best 442; Gutter Belles
16. Pat Shellon 466; Sailers
17, Ellen Lamb 400; Striker
11, Carol Waltermire 348.
LADIES CLASSIC LEAGUE
Thundeioird Market leads
Ladies Classic league with 30
wins, u. Boaraman Dot,
Beck's Bakery has 29,- G,
Rlggs 542; Kim's 28, C. Duzan
569; EasUlde Market 28, S.
Daigle 497; Security Insurance
27Vi, F. Doty 825; Valley Mu
sic 27Vi, V. Knox 539; Union
Club 25, M. McCalI 533;
Rogue Distributing 23, E
Read 515; Crater Inn 18, A.
HIgglns ' and E. Goff 481;
Pick's 18, B. Davis 550; Jor-
gensen's 18, R, Barr 495;
Treasure. Tones 17, V. John
son 482. Best games were by
B. Davis 212, G. Boardman
202 and V. Cummings 200.
VICTORY LEAGUE
In first place in Victory
league Is Van Lee's with 30
wins, after three from Delah
Timber. ' Lorraine Hall had
557 and Eleanor Holbrook
415. Second place Hunters has
has 28 Vi after three from
Medford Motors, Ruby Fein
457 and Janice Froreich 463.
U. S. Bank moved to third
with 26 on four from Htllyer
Oil, G. Johnson 453 and De
nis Davis 422. Fourth place
Ping's lost four to Pioneer
Club. Polly Smith 453 and
Alice Monroe 460. Silver Dol
lar Stamps won three from
Viking Sawing Machine,
Claire Ellison 813 and Doro
thy Smith 488. E. H. Mann
took three from Quality Mar
ket, Delberia Spain 492 and
Polly Anderson 401.. Eleanor
Holbrook had 220 top game.
LADIES YMCA LEAGUE
Winners of first half in La
dies YMCA league are the Y's
Gals with 19V wins. Channel
Cats have 19, Misfits 15,
Guided Missiles 10V.
VALLEY ROLLERS '
. Lolita Rittorapech convert
ed 6-7-10 split In Valley Roll
ers league. Top team with 24
wins Is Koffe Klatch, Lolita
Rltterspach 497. Rollereltes
have 21, Sally Sweeney 445;
Allay Cats 16. Kay Gallant
434; Alley Oops 17. Jo Ann
Marcum 422; Three Hit k A
Miss 16. Haiel Gallardo 412;
Misfits 16, G. Jefferson 419;
Lucky Strikes 14. N a d i n e
Peek 458; Jokers 12, Do La
Roy 464; Nine Pins 12, Bar
bara ( McCardell 438; Try
Hards 10, Con! Applegate 425,
Pins Should
Hop in ABC
Detrolt-(UPD-The pins should
begin hopping this week at
the American Bowling Con
gress tournament here as the
Stroh Beers of Detroit and
the Falstaffs of St. Louis make
their classic division appear
ance. ' '
The Strohs, who won the
ABC title In 1935 and have
finished in the prize money
in every tournament since the
end of World War II, inelud-
lng second places in 1957 and
1958, will see action Wednes
day and Thursday. , '
The Falstaffs, current na
tional match-game Champions
and winners of the ABC tit';..
in the past five years, will
open classic play-on Thursday
and wind up on Friday.
After heavy booster team
firing over the week end, the
Sylvania Electric Club of Ot
tawa, Ohio, is the new booster
leader on a 2812 series rolled
Easter Sunday night. The
2812 replaces Pete's Service
Club of Ann Arbor, Mich.,
which had paced this division,
limited to teams with 850 and
under averages, since March
28.. .-
OREGON THIRD
Sun Valley, Idaho-UH1-Ore-gon
finished third in girls
competition -and ninth in
boys competition Sunday in
the 18th annual Sun Valley-
American Legion Junior ski
meet. The girls' team had a
total time of 538.2 seconds to
finish behind Washington and
Idaho. The boys' team had a
total time of 847.4 seconds in
the two-day event. Idaho was
first and Washington second
in boys' competition.
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