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Newspaper Page TextBrown, Pender To Defend Ring Crowns New York -IUPD- Jo Brnwn makes his 10th defense of the world lightweight title and Paul Pender defends the New York - MassaphiispHe.Kn ' ropean version of the middle weight crown in the blue rib- Don bouts on this week s in ternational boxing program. Brown. 35-vear-old chain. pion from Baton Rouge, La., aeiends against Dave Cham ley, the British and European titleholder. in T.nndnn Tiias. day while Pender, 30 and just Degmning to cash in his share of the crown, faces former champion Carmen Basilio in .Boston on baturday ngiht. Brown is a 2-1 favorite over Uharnley and Pender is 12-5 pick over Basilio. Each bout is scheduled for 15 rounds, of course, with the Herb Gifford Archery, Victor Herb Gifford, Medf ord scored 652 yesterday to head a field of 53 archers in a field tournament at the Rogue Archers range on1 Old Stage rd. . . Second among men in the 56-target hunters' round was Merle Hodge, Medford, with 633. Ed Badley, Rogue River, had 622, Dal Quakenbush, Central Point, 589, and Joe Williamson, Central Point, 567. ... , ., .V.: . ' Lucille Oetkin, Phoenix, led women's competition with 531. Edith Biles, Grants Pass, had 439 and Beth Pohll, Chil oquin, 410. In boys' rivalry Richey Spencer, Grants Pass, shot 324 and Donald Gross pietsch, Ashland, 270. ' Next event to be staged by the Rogue Archers will be a broadhead Safari shoot near Union Creek on June 19. Club members are constructing 50 hand painted African animal targets. FREE BOWLING Now at Laurine's You Receive One ; Line or Game of Bowling for Each Yard of Carpet You ; Buy This Week. LAURINE'S FLOOR COVERING See our ad on Page 1 B MID-WEEK VALUES AT OUR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTER HAVE YOUR GAR REPAIRED BY EXPERTS WSTOE YOU SHOP TUES. & -k)Siii9 63. SPECIAL ALL BRAKE RELIIIE 16.88 4 Wheels With Bonded Lining 25,000 Mile Guarantee Call Chevrolet-1951-1958 for Ford-1 949-1 954 Plymouth, 6-cyl. 1 WED. & THURS. ONLY Wheel 4 Correct Caster IV QQ Correct Camber "l Set Toe-in ) Adjust Steering' By Phil Samse Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back" This Week Pender-Basilio affair a TV- spectacular beginning at 10 p.m., est, Saturday. Brown is making his first title defense outside the Unit ed States against an opponent he stopped on cuts in five rounds, Dec. 2, 1959. Charn- ley claims he hurt Brown in their previous match and fig ures he has a good chance if the bout is close in his home territory. Basilio Pleases Brown has scored 39 knock outs during a pro career in which he has compiled an 82-18-10 record. Charnley stands 37-6-1 with 22 knockouts. A crowd of about 18,000 is ex pected at Earl's Court sta. dium. Basilio isn't ranked among the top 10 contenders but his appearance is likely to bring a capacity crowd into the Boston Garden. Although 34 and battle-worn to say the least, Basilio is a hard worker who never fails to please and has a wide following. Pender, under-rated when he first won the crown, is gaining popular ity, too. Pender is 30, four years younger than Basilio. The scheduled Joey Archer vs Willie Green Monday night St. Nicholas Arena local TV offering was -cancelled late Saturday night because of an injury to Green. It was re placed by Obdulio Nunez of New York by way of Puerto Rico, vs. Irish Babe Simmons of Westbury, N.Y., over 10 rounds. - Savage Archers Plan Tourney Savage Archers of Ashland will hold a novelty shoot on Sunday, April 23. The event will be on the club's range on Ashland Mine rd. and will begin at 9 a.m. All interested archers are invited. There will be an en try fee with the amount small er for children Ribbons will be awarded in all classes. A concession facility will be in operation. The Savage club also plans trail shoot on July 1 at Lake of the Woods. Targets will be life-size animals. Members have been working on the targets during the win ter months. A forest camp will be reserved for those who wish to spend two days. The lake resort also will take reservations. Persons desiring more in formation may telephone MU 5-8481 or write Savage Archers, 185 North Pioneer St., Ashland. WED. ONLY Lube Job Oil Change , (5 Qt.-Reg. Oil) Front Wheel Pack 4 Wheel Rotation Brake Adjustment WEEK Appointment 946 - 1 956 Alignment 16 Years Experience SEARS MEDFORD SPORTS Greensboro Golf Won By Souchak Greensboro, N. C. - (UPD "I needed a good win at home' and now I've got it," Mike Souchak said today of his vic tory in the Greater Greens boro Opp Golf tournament. Souchak, a former Duke university ace, finished with an eight under par 276 to top runner-up Sammy Snead by seven strokes and win first prize money of $3,200. Snead had won the Greater Greens boro seven times in the past. Bill Maxwell of Dallas, Tex., who fell to a 75 on the final round after starting the day only two strokes behind Souchak, was third with 284. Negro pro Charlie Sif- ford of Los Angeles, playing in his first southern PGA sponsored tournament, wound up in a tie for fourth place with Stan Leonard of Van couver, B. C.i at 285. Minnesota Viks Sign Three QBs Minneapolis St. Faul-(UP1)- The Minnesota Vikings today announced the signing of four rookie quarterback candidates as free agents. Added to the roster were Skip Fontaine, University of Minnesota, Duluth; Ron Cos- tello, Zavier; Bob Lusky, De troit: and Clayton Wilson, Michigan Tech. v. George Shaw, obtained from the New York Giants, is slat ed to be the Vikings' top quar terback, with Francis Tarken- ton, former Georgia star, his most likely alternate. How ever, the new National Foot ball league club is expected to keep three or more quarter backs on its active roster in 1961. Suggs Winner In Ladies Open Dallas, Tex.-fflPD Tourna ment-tested Louise Suggs still ruled as queen of the proette golf tour today as the femi nine professionals moved on to the next Texas stop the Babe Zaharias Open at Beau mont. The 37-year-old Miss Suggs fattened her purse by $1,750 Sunday when she protected a three-sroke lead through the final round to post a 37-36-73 and win the Dallas Civitan Women's Open with a 72-hole score of 291. r ; It was her fourth tourna ment triumph of the season, and it marked the third year in a row the Atlanta, Ga., vet eran had copped the Civitan crown. Betsy Rawls of Spartan burg, S.C., matched Miss Suggs two-over-par 73, but that left her still three strokes behind with a 294 worth $1, 350. Springfield Hailed As About Greatest Hershey, Pa.-flJPD - An of ficial of the American Hockey league today hailed the all conquring Springfield Indians as "just about the greatest team" in AHL history. "If they weren't the great est, then they were close to it," said Jim Ellery, the league's secretary - treasurer, who watched the Indians skate off with the Calder Cup championship for the second consecutive year by beating the Hershey Bears, 3-0, Sat urday night. Coach Pat Egan's men established two records in their march to the title. They were the first team to win the regular season title and the Calder Cup two straight years and (he first club to sweep through eight games unnbeat en under the present playoff system. San Franctsco-fllPD-Cy Falk enbery, who won 125 games during his 15-year major league pitching career at the turn of the century, died Sun day at the age of 81. V jgjfy Concrete & Equipment Division of CSC (Concrete Steel Corporation) jjf 248 E. MeAndrewi Road SP 2-5271 J. MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, The BOWLERS ALLEY By DARLENE AND BILL TOPE MT. PITT LEAGUE Tuesday will be last night of regular season for the Mt. Pitt league. On April 25 win ners of the three rounds will vie for the championship Keglers not in the playoff will roll three games with handi cap and sweeper money will be awarded the top seven. Trophies for the top three teams will be presented after the playoff. Trowbridge and Flynn and the Tim Pro Five won the first two rounds. Nee ley Nelson Lumber leads the final round with a 24-16 rec ord. Tim Pro Five has 23 Hapco Sales 22V4, Kogap One and Kogap Sawmill 20, Eagle Point Teachers 19, Kogap Sliver Pickers, Trowbridge & Flynn and Squirt 19, Kogap Gang Mill 18V&, Electronic Service 18 and Kogap Peelers 17V4. EVERGREEN LEAGUE Desert cafe scored 2474 best team series in the Evergreen league- and is first with 26 wins, Medford Steel has 24, Hires Root Beer and Medco 23, Bateman Sand 8? Gravel and Refmen lodge 19, Barco Supply and Cummins Diesel 18, H'jm 8i Egger 15, Big Y and Holiday Pool 12, Jorgen sen's 6. Highest scores for each team word Ken Pickens 202-536, Murray Perry 424, Dick Swan 196. Don Wells 506, Bob Ayer 461, L. John son 232-500, D. Harrison 484. R. Colley 529. P. Renniels 209-510, F. Hayner 492, A. Miller 201-518. Jim Uryn 444 and K. Bateman 471. ROXY ANN LEAGUE Standings at the end of sec ond half in Roxy Ann league were ONC.41, Royal Crown 39, Pacific Motor Truck 36, Baker's Moulding 35, Larry's Richmaid 34Vfe, Gilkinson's 33V4, Hopkins Richfield 32, Graham Electric and Consoli dated Van Lines 30, Reliable Cleaners, Harrison Electric and Groceteria 29, Beneficial Standard Life 26 and Medply 24. With ONC first place win ner, Gilkinson's and Royal Crown will play off for sec ond. Cualde Potts had 233- 658. Dubb Beard rolled 215 642 and Ray Baker a 243-639. ELKS LEAGUE Don Davit rolled a dandy 266 followed by 211 and 178 fox 655 best in Elks league. Sports lead with 42 wins. Da vis 655: Channel Cats have 40. Jim Morgan 212-585; Gypos 38a. Wayne Chase 224 -555; Miss Fitts 38, Frank Salyers 481; Alley Gators 29 Bob La Rocque 576: Tigers 27, Phil Huntley 221-532; Sea Dogs 26'2, Jim Farrar 570; Cubs 26, Ken Patterson 553; Cermeisers 26, Paul Bray 480; Go Boys 24, Bob Forbes 565 Reddys 24, Aub Norris 514 Lively Five 19, Hugh Jen nings 480. Senowski Rolls 279 in Tourney Detroit-IUPD-Mike Senowski, a 32-year-old railroad switch man from Toledo, Ohio, may be on the Tight track toward winning a $4,000 American made sports car at the Amer ican Bowling congress. Senowski who drives a 1955 model and admits he has nev er owned a new car, had a 279 game Sunday night, op ening his team appearance at the 58th annual ABC meet. The sports car goes to the man who bowls the high single game in team play. Senowski's 279 bettered by one pin the previous game, a 278 bowled by Paul Breudi gam of Cleveland on March 23. Senowski added 172 and 204 for a 655 series. Inukai Takes A All-Events North Bend, Ore.-IUPD - A Portland bowler, T a k a k o Inukai, won the class A all- events title at the 19th annual state women's bowling toura ment Sunday with a total of 1,766. Artice Wilson of Prineville won the B all-events crown with 1,675. OREGON ROXY ROCKERS Roxy Rockers league leader is Pool Unlimited with 23 wins. Krupp's Flying A has 21, Haupert Tractor 18, Awk ward Five, Medford Tire, Medford Jaycees and Chit wood & Stone 17, Van Lees 16, Snider's Dairy and Royal Oaks 12, Oregon Bank 8. Cliff Schafer had 238-637. Other individual highs were Dick Laros 519, Marvin Bohnert 525, Carl Wilson 527, Larry Ryerson 542, Gene Brooks 496, Max Dalton 531, Rick Wallace 527, D. Blankenship 552, Larry Snopl 492, Bob Knight 532 and G. Wickham 462. . WEDNESDAY NIGHT SCRATCH . Wednesday Night Scratch league shows Security Insur ance won 4, John Campanion 530; House Movers 0, Chuck Learn 517; Team Seven 4, Duane Venekamp 215-548; Teax Six 0. Wilkins 515; Har ry & David 0, Frank Henry 525; Jackson County Realty 4, Clayton Lewis 579; Pul ver's Motel 4, Bob Whiiiom 519, Ed Ross Service 0, Keith Mcllvan 534. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE In Independent league Wil mer Bailey had 275-659 with handicap and 248 scratch game. Baker's Moulding has 39 wins, Art Baker 501: Com munication Workers 34, Dick Talley 490; Tee Pee Plywood 31, Doyle Smith 222-529; Ideal Cement 29 V4, Wilmer Bailey 578; Timber Wolves 26, Del Ross 507; Dale's Red Peg asus 25, Dick Spain 551; Har ry & David 24, Al Doty 459; Electric Supply 24, Bill Nei tro 518; Milway Meat 23, Lee Smith 448; Table Rock Lum ber 21V4, Clarence Freeman 217-547. THURSDAY TRIOS In Thursday Trios Ron Peery had 208 and Dave Hou- sel 533. Crispy Creme Donuts leads with 39 wins, Housel 533. Safeway One has 36, Marv Hagen 501; Sarff's Bak ery 30, Bert Sarff 493; Mit chell's 284, Arlie Brood 456; WRP 28a. Peery 5D2; Oak dale Market 25, Don Tipton 470; Safeway Two 22, Frank Schultz 441; Hopkins Rich field 19, Jim Hopkins 455; Safeway Three 17, Stan Pal mer 478; Ike's Upholstery 17, Wally Mortensen 395. LADIES CLASSIC Highest games in Ladies Classic league were M. Clark 222, N. Burroughs 202, C. Du zan 219, J. Newland 201, J. Pomeroyi and H. Clark 209 and G. Boardman 201. Beck's Bakery had 35 as does Thun- derbird Market. Valley Music 33V4, Security Insurance 30V4, Kim's 30, Rogue Distributing 27, Union Club 26, Jorgen- sen's 25, Pick's 23, Treasure Tones 21 and Crater Inn 18. Ladies with best series for the teams were H. Clark 531, B, Davis 517, G. Boardman 511, S. Daigle 551, V. Knox 481, C. Duzan 531, M. Clark 531, J. Wilson 504, I. Schroeder 498, E. Parr 482, E. Cummings 492 and N. Burroughs 522. MORNING GLORY LEAGUE Morning Glory league re sults show the Alley Cats have 27 wins, Sherrill Harsh- barger 392; Eight Balls 27. Rosie Short 438; 10 Pin Errs 20, Agnes Lindstrom and Melene Lawless 417; Pansy's 19, Martha Nikodymn 434; Shot Rods 18, Virgie Howard 404; Cream Puffs 17, Mary Aeschliman 421; Bowl N Bawl 17, M. McCullom 372; Snap Dragon 6, Dee Fullmer 415. LADIES YMCA LEAGUE Guided Missels lead Ladies YMCA league with 6 wins. Y'gals have 5, Channel Cats 4 and Misfits 1. Top series of teams were F. Dole 389, Irene Heady 409, Lanell Wilkes 356 and Viola Warriner 409. GUTTER BELLES LEAGUE Highest in Gutter Belles league was 179 by Carroll Pe terson. J'Ville Jils have 23, M. Adams 380; Three Spares 22, M. Werner 348; Bowling Bags 20, E. Stickly 342; Gut ter Chicks 20, Nola Mead 281; Blusters 15, S. Hammond 410; Goof Balls 15, Carroll Peter son 453; Strike Outs 14, M. Lunsford 417; Pin Ups 13, D. Armstrong 340. EARLY BIRD LEAGUE - Leading Early Bird league is Rogue Valley Construction 30. Jerri Hutton 476. Enloe Electric has 26, Alia Knouber 423; Crater Title Insurance 251a, Gertrude Patterson 396 Van Lees 23, Van Navarette 439; Red Barn Auction 22. Joyce Hale 409; Valley Lock ers 21'j. Pat Braack 484; Richfield Truck & Auto 19. Lee Whipple 401; Tally Ho 18. Bonnie Baylor 449; Me chanics Laundry 18, Shirley Wieskamp 428; Medford Hotel 17. Elsie Eddy 427. High games Norma Larson 187, Gwen Brendle 182 and Pat Braack 179. VALLEY ROLLERS Eleanor Holbrook turned in 232 game in Valley Rollers league. Enka Goff had 194 Koffe Klatch has 26, Esther Montgomery 417; Rolleretttes 25, Goff 505; Elley Cats 24, Mary Parker 460; Three Hits & A Miss 20, Gerry Graham 411; Misfits 20, Edith Merit 479; Lucky Strikes 19, Hol brook 534; Nine Pins 18, Marge Lockwood 448; Alley Oops 18, Neva Canty 382; Try Hards 16, Margaret Talley 425; Jokers 14, De Leroy 500. EMPIRE LEAGUE An Empire league meeting is set for Wednesday, April 19. at 12:15 p.m. NuWay Cleaners has 37V4, Hawkin son's 3SVi, Winnie Style Salon 35. Century Sporting Goods 33. Rich Plan 30j, Western Thrift 30, Safeway 27. Clock 25, Ekerson's 241j, Broasier House and Laura Scudder 20, Sarah Coventry 18. Best se ries on each team were Melba Jerden and . Joyce . Pidcock 457, Jackie Newland 480, Lor raine Jantzer 471, Jackie Wil son 475, Ethel Champion 481, Jan Frohreich 482, Betty Boy er 460, Rosalie Pruett 418, Evelyn Sanderson 452, Alice Gidney 378, Mary Offenback er 456 and Georgia Coggins 484. KOFFEE KLATCHERS In Koffee Klachers league Local Yocals won 4, M. Gold en 430, Team Nine 0, G. Gwynne 410; Half Pints 2, why use 2 coats when why pay more? WARDS QUALITY PAINT PRODUCTS ARE PRICED FAR LOWER THAN OTHER NATIONAL BRANDS Tests prove Wards quality equals or betters other national brands. 1475 newest custom-mix colors available ask your salesman. PAINT NOW-PAY LATER ' COVIRAU' j HOUSE PAINT j Cancer Crusaders Jackson county Volunteer Crusaders for the American Cancer society's residential drive May 2 will meet at the Trinity Episcopal Parish hall on North Second st. tomor row to receive instructions for the drive. Jean Gemachlich 371; Foul ers Three 2, Nelda Moore 359; Bowl Weavil 1, Jan Sneed 331, Hits & Mrs. 3, Pat Walley 365; Three Goofers 1, Jean Ford 418; 3 Stooges 3, Pat Anderson 414; Gutter Polish ers 4, Tiny Thomas 425; Green Horns 0, Hazel Leach 381. . MAJORETTES LEAGUE Barco Supply took Major ette league lead with a 3 to 1 win over Classic Studio. Bar co has 19. Southern Oregon Trophy 18'2, Oregon Veneer 17, Powler Puff Beauty Shop 16'i, Classic Studio 10. Kim's 9, Beatly McDougal Insurance 4 and Hillyer Oil 3. Southern Oregon Trophy had a 1958 se ries led by Edith Dickinson's 510. Elsie Baker rolled "204. Jane Holmes 201, Dotty Wolff 200. BARTLETT BELLES Bea Mathews in Bartlett Belles league had an all spare game of 178 for awards from several sources. Eleanor Hol brook rolled 206. Two teams share the lead, Ead's Allied 26, Marion Langlcy 465 and Faber's Market 26, Sue Ar ringtori 464. Baker's Moulding has 24, Zeffie Graves 493; Fa ber - Stratton Insurance 23, Erika Goff 510; Alexander Music 21, Ann Korner 462; Red Blanket Lumber 20, Elea nor Holbrook 535; Stauffer Studio 20, Kay Sparling 441; Crystal Meat 18, Pat Nunes 450; Alexander & Brown 18, Bev Wilson 447; Memory Gar den 18, Mary Simmonds 439; Eagle's Two 14, Jan Mathews 407; Linlnger's 13, Ernie Lis enbee 402; Highway "Furni ture 13, -Viola Huber 463; Eagle's One 13, Doris Forbes 439; Swem's 11, Rosyne Gosch 453; Sy's Place 10, Jan Pom eroy 427. save$2-choose any 2 gallons 5 96 Regularly 7.96 3.98 single gal. 3.48 Coverall house paint good hiding power. In 9 colors. Latex flat wall paint non-toxic, odorless, scrub bable. Coverall porch, floor paint for wood, metal, concrete. MONDAY, APRIL 17, To Meet Tuesday Tomorrow's meeting will start at 10 a.m. and continue until noon. A brief training session will be conducted by Mrs. Mahr Reymers, execu tive secretary for the Jack son county unit. Block Cru saders will receive their kits at the meeting. District chairmen for the cancer drive are Mrs. Phil Gates, Mrs. Alex McDonald, Mrs. O. L. Wright, Mrs. Glen Nelson. Mrs. Rov FraiBr Mrs. Gus Clements, Mrs. Paul Cullop, Mrs. Bill Langley, Mrs. Robert Travis, Mrs. Walt Bosshard, Mrs. J. C. Kaylor, Mrs. James C. Fulwiler, Mrs. H. R. Graves, Mrs. Leonard Williams and Mrs. Alan Haz elrigg. Sudan Missionary To Speak at Rally A missionary serving with the Sudan Interior Mission in Nigeria, Africa, will be the speaker at the Women's Annual Spring Missionary Rally at the Butte Fnlls r. munity church, Thursday, April 20. Miss Mabel Tyrrell, who was raised in the Rogue val ley, became a member of the Sudan Interior Mission in 1950. Miss Tvrrell hns snnnl the last 10 years in the Mis sion's teacher-training college at Omu Aran. At this college, vouna Nicerian wnmpn ni- trained to be public school leacners in the elementary grades. - Thirtv ehnrphps In n,,tvi. em Oregon and northern Cal- itorma will be represented at the rallv. Morninc sessions will beein at in o'elnek fino of the latest mission sound pictures to be filmed in Af rica. "Rln Tirtp " ulll ha shown in the afternoon. The public is invited to attend. Those attending should bring his own lunch; beverages and dessert will be provided. Oil base; non-toxic, siliconized. For wood work, trim, walls. Reg. 2.45 qt. 2.08 NEW l-COAT PAINTS CUT WORKING TIME IN HALF SAVE $1 A GAL 1-COAT SUPER HOUSE PAINT 1 OA Reg. 5.98 got. 15 colors. Per gal. in 2-gal. lot fcl Single gallon, regularly 5.98 9.44 T SAVE $1 A. GALLON 1-COAT FLOOR, PORCH PAINT Reg. 6.49 gal. 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