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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE. THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1961 The BOWLERS ALLEY v By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE SUNDAY NIGHTERS ' Sunday Nighters league iav C . . : 1 1 i n ..... w5i w J .111 . tne 4 J s have 35. Pin Robbers , 33, Neofiters 30VS, Rolling Pins 30, Stop & Think and Gutter Gang 29, Blanks 28, Nose Divers .2RV Shpnror Folly 23 and Mark Nots 16. XlaoX L. ' Ann Weinhold 168-461 series. -Ken Pickens had 235 high game and Lee Surles 581 top series. RFWTrm TTTMTr, tpkttp Best games in Senior Junior 1 league were by Pat Daigle 160 and Ranee ChamDion 190. Top team is WOTM with 14 TV...S, iVVIU UlOW t3, TVttin- scoits Pharmacy has 121 Rick Wagner 419; B & B Auction Lumber 11, Cindy Anderson, .110; nig i maricet a, Buicn . uuuud ,, sauman s r ire Equipment.. 9.. (forfeit);.. Mc Lain's Drug Center 9, Dennis saiyers 424; Snider s - Pepsi Cola 8, Champion 520; Refer Fruit. 8.. (forfeit)-. Medford f Paint & Wallpaper 8, Rick Larson 471. RAINBOW LEAGUE 1- Weekly trophy winner in Rainbow leaeue was fienp ,:Schwein, with 529 scratch. 613 with handicap. Doug Gor denier had 211 top game, 245 with handicap! High men per team were Bill Uhrine 440, Gene Schwein 529, Gordon Layton 523, Tom Griffiths 481, Ike Eisenstein 509, Ron Peery 457, Carl Dykstra 490, Gordenier 496, Bud Leroy 488, Chuck Walker 432 and Ken Walker 515. In first is Steve Wilson Lumber 23 V4 wins, Harry & David 20V4, United States National Bank and Local Loan 18V4, Crater Lake Machinery One 17, Rogue Valley Creditors, Knights of Columbus, Caro lina Pacific, Morse Motors and CL Machinery Two 14, State Forest Patrol 13 and Hoot Owl Logging 11. " CLASSIC LEAGUE . Lamport's Sporting Goods took top team honors in Class ic league with 1003-2864 se ries. Buster Forney 652 best series and 236 game. Harold Vassey had 256 top game and 632 second series. Rogue Riv iera leads with 19. E H Mann has 18, Lamport's Sporting Goods 17, Hight Real Estate 14, Trail'Creek Lumber 12'2, North's : Chuck . Wagon.. 12, Tower Boiler and Sewing Ma chine Center 11, Oak Street Tank & Steel S'A. Parriih siPCDHinrs Construction and Don's Hide away 8. Hillyer Oil 5. ROXY ANN CLASSIC The Roxy Ann Lanes still has top spot in Roxy Ann Classic league with 29 wins. Wooden Shoe has 25, Kim's 23, Clave's Construction 22, Daugherty Lumber 20, Tim ber Room 19 V4, Cubby's Drive In 16V4 and Beck's Bakery 13. Les Schneider rolled 251 609 series and W. Fowler 222 600. MAJOR LEAGUE Standings in Major league show Rogue Valley Country Club with 25 wins. Brothers Five 22, Desert Service 20. Standard Oil 19, Mail Tribune 17, Western Oil 16, Home Gas 15, Asko Supply and Hamil ton Funds, 14, Rotary Two 13, Cal Ore Ranches 9 and Rotary One 8. Team leaders were Bill Turman and Hal Applebaum 455, Forrest Lid dell 200-565, George Baylor 521, Phil Huntley 550, W. Fowler 203-532, R. Osborne 205-531, John Jensen 220-213-612, Carl Wilson 539, K. Pat terson 225-543, Olen McCoy 200-523, Bum Moran 228-574 and Don Turner 200-201-562. SPORTSMANS LEAGUE Best individual games and series in Sportsman's league were by Carl Scott 225-605, Keith Maryott 222-603 and A. J. Powell 222-606. Hillyer Oil has 21 wins, Butte Falls General Store 18V4, Brook hurst Subdivision 17, Steve Wilson and Chesterbird 15, Phoenix Golden Eagle, Bre count Brothers and Seven Up 14, Fern Valley Ranches 13, First Christian Church Two 11V4, Butte Falls Shell 10 and First Christian Church One 5. STARFIRE LEAGUE In Starfire league Weeks & Orr has 27, Larry's Lineup 25, Standard Oil Prospect 23, Hughes Construction 21, Jed deloh Brothers 19, Jackson County Coop 18, Olson Ross, Pinnacle Orchards and Tex Nash 15, Rogue Vending and Ron's Standard 14, Rogue Riv er Wood Products 11. Top scorers for each team were Gene Orr 209-561, Greg Orr 534, Glenn Knouber 210-565, Herb Trutman 540, Frank Sol oman 218-506, Berle Thorn ton 205, Herb Masterson 515, Alvin Coulter 496, Ben Dar ras 220-511, Jack Mitchell 496, Harold Hayhurst 203-536. Del Walker 201-579. Jerry Je rolamon 212-552, Les Wilcox 200-524, Russ Munsell 213-562, Sam Black 212-215-600, Doug Baker 518, Andy Anderson S E A R S -ffi) A MO N D JUBILEE YEAR Guaranteed for 21 Months if- oil 000 the' Regular No Trade - In Price When You Buy the ALLSTATE Silent Cushion 08 J) plus tax 6.70x15 Tube-Type Blackwall NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED Hurry! Only 3 Days For This Sale! Special deep tread design will give you traction in 4 directions . . . forward, back ward and sideways. Tyrex Rayon cord. TM of Tyrex Inc. NO MONEY DOWN Ask About Sears Easy Payment Plan . . .no money down when you trade-in your old tire. ALLSTATE TRIPLE GUARANTEE 1. Lifetime Guarantee against all defects in material and workmanship prorated on tread wear. 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Carl Walter 507; O K Market 4, Duane Lubbers 542, Cogs wells Market 0, Harold Boen 448; Oregon Veneer 3, Lewis Dimock 624; Mann's Depart ment store 1, Ted Franks 582. High games were 233 by Lewis Dimock and 227 by BOWLING BELLES Top honors in Bowling Belles league went to Vivian Rodgers for a 192-532. Pat & Mikes hold top spot with 37. Team Six has 36, McLaren Oil 35, Johnnies Cafe 23, Trowbridge & Flynn 20 and Slking Sewing Center 17. BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE Jo Trouiman scored 207 top game and 463 best series in Blue Monday league. Straight Shooters have 36 wins, Jo Troutman 463; Pin Pickers 30. Doris Price 417; Ditch Diggers 26. Grace Hunter 416; Sailors 19, Karen Montgomery 4371 Gutter Belles 18, Pat Shelton 4481 Strikers 16. Carol Walter mire 360. ' BULLDOG LEAGUE Leading team in Bulldog league is Mutual of Omaha with 33. Naumes Equipment has 32, Poole's Mobile Homes 31V4, Talent Club and La Pointe's 31; United Radio 23, Hart's Hatchery 22V4, and Oregon Liquid Gas 22. Lanell Wilkes took top honors with a 195-505. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE Highest games in Rolling Pin league were Bev Moad's 197 and Bonnie Anderson's 193. Pauline's have 41 wins, Ann Hollingsworth 475; Tom Tom 38, Marjorie Lockwood 457; Jack's Drive Up 37Vi. Vivian Rodgers 457; Faber's Market 35. Iris Wimer 367; Pioneer Cafe 35, Moad 478; McLains 33V4. Marjorie An derson 468: Roethlers Chevron 32, Rosa Young 475; Elk City 26V4, Marie Green 449; B 7s B Auction 25V4. Sadie Coulter 414; Cedar Lodge 17, Enid Wolff 409. LADY ELKS ONE In Lady Elks League One Doodle Bugs had 1383 top team series. Jean Lust carded 180 top game 190 and splits were picked up by Ila Hogue 3-7 and Wanda Booth the 4-10 3-10. Termites have 16 wins, Fire Bugs 14, Crickets 10, Dragln Flies and Doodle Bugs 9, Boll Weevils 8, Bettle Bugs 7 iS and Lady Bugs 6VSi Ladies with high series for teams were Jaci Langston 465, Evelyn Read 470, Roberta Travis 419, Mable Sodaro 428, Dorothy Jantzer 401, Wanda Booth 451, Gail Laurine 468 and Eva Sessions 529.. LADY ELKS TWO In Lady Elks League Two Lois Stephen had 176 top game. First place team is Wa pitis with 33, Alice Gidney 444. Tornados have 31, Lois Stephen 482; Merry Madcaps 25, Jean Phillips 481; Doozies 22, Polly Anderson 463; Ant lers 21, Dorothy Huntley 426; Stags 12. Esther Miller 460. CENTENNIAL LEAGUE ' The 4-7-10 sDlit was convert ed Viv Rottv P-nRsmnn in the Centennial League. Nelda Mor ris rolled 199 high game, sup pers Four have 7, Lolita Rltterspach 26, Sluffers 7, Carroll Peterson 395, Spare Snnares 6. Pauline Grant 438. Alley Busters 5, Jan Pomeroy 505, Slow Pokes 4, U. KODert- son 439, Pot Holders 4, Mor ris rrr. I.uckv Strikes 4. Rita Riggert 430, Hi Lows 4, Jane Meyer 422, Mis Haps 2, nora Bailey 412,' Pin Pickers 2, C. Dna an Drid Ralls 2. fiossman 364, Fire Flies 1, M. Lawless 431. ROLLERETTE LEAGUE Hieh honors in Rollerette League went to Phyllis Steele for 191-498. Jackson County r.nnn has 32. Brown's Cafe 30. Faber's Market 26 and Bate- man's Insurance 24. ROXY ANN ROCKETTES Ramps between Crosby's. Lucilles Beauty Cottage, Roxy Ann Lanes ana Big y uieaners haxe been postponed in tne Roxy Ann Rockettes League. Gwen Slavens had 223-212-574 series. E. Holbrook had 212 and V. Bateman 201, Stev ens Auto Sales have 38, G. Slavens 574, Neeley Nelson Lumber 35, Bateman 509, Twites Floor Cover 23. E. Hast ings 421, Economy Market 22, V. Grlgsby 370, Norton s mar ket 22, M. Peyton 498, Weter & Olson 20, E. Holbrook 526, Wheeler'g Shell 18, G. Patter son 389, Sully's Drive-In 15, B. Wilson 401. SOC Drills Hard forOCC Start AchlnrtH Snuthprn OreCon college's bascballing Red Raiders enter Oregon Colleg iate conference play this week end against defending champion Oregon College of Education, hoping that tneir 1-8 pre-season record is no in dication of what is to come. Ted Schopf's Raiders, de enitp fine nitchine bv soDho- more John Cook and junior Earle Tichenor, dropped tneir sixth and seventh straight en pnnntprR nf the season in a row, by 1-0 and 3-1 scores to HOCKEY If the Indians whip the Bears again at Hershey Satur day night they will beepme the first team to sweep through the entire playoffs unbeaten since 1950 when the old Indianapolis Capitals also won eight straight games. NATIONAL LEAGUE Detroit (1IPD Nearly every Stanley Cup playoff produces a hero from the ranks of the unknown. And Wednesday night it was Bruce MacGregor, a 19-year-old rookie who suddenly crashed into hockey's bright est limelight.' ' MacGregor fired home the wining goal in Detroit's 2-1 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks and the payoff shot enabled the Red Winsrs to come from behind once again and even the final series, this time at two games apiece. , Chico State last Tuesday. Friday the Wolves of OCE, winless in their only two con ference starts against Port land State, host the Raiders in a nine-inning contest at 3 p.m. On Saturday the pair of seven inning games get underway at 10 a.m. Schopf has been sending his crew through rugged hit ing and defensive drills this week, aimed primarily at cor recting the Raiders' sudden hitting slump. "Defensively, we have improved quite a bit since the first of the season," stated Schopf, "but recently our hitting has fallen off enough to warrant these ex tra drills." The Raider lineup for the opening week end of confer ence play at Monmouth seems set, with the exception of sec ond base. There, junior Jack Kopacz and sophomore Joe Funderburg are both rated as tossups for the starting nod against the Wolves. Otherwise, it will be Jess Munyon handling the back stopping chores, John Buck at first base, Kerm McLamore at third, and Dave Hughes at shotstop. In the outfield John Cook will be in left, Eldon Francis in center, and Damien Rossette in right. Handling the pitching du ties for the week end will be lefthander Marty Vogler, and righthanders Don Vannice and Kay Kelley. D S SNEAD EYES TITLE Greensboro, N. C. - (UPD -Sam Snead, the winningest golfer of all time, seeks his eighth Greater Greensboro Open championship. The 24th annual GGO got underway to day at Sedgefield Country club. DOWN THE HOLE Bonn - (UPD - The German army last week introduced "thief -proof" spoons with holes bored through the bowl, instructing the men to "place the tip of the little finger of the right hand underneath the spoon while using it." Wednes day Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss ordered their re placement because soldiers were stealing them as souvenirs. Viks Assigned To West Loop Of Pro Circuit New York -IUPB-The new Minnesota Vikings will start play in the National Football league as a member of the Western conference and the Dallas Cowboys will shift to the Eastern division, Commis sioner Pete Rozelle has an nounced today. In releasing the expanded schedule for 1961, Rozelle an nounced that each club in the league will play a home-and-home series with each of the six other teams in its divis ion, plus two games against teams from the opposite di vision.' ' 14-Game Slates Each team will play a 14 game schedule starting Sept. 17, making a total of 98 games. This will mean one additional home game and another on the road for each club. 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