Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 25, 1961, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textl: ALL SMILES Jay Hebert is all smiles as he is shown with ' his $7,000 check and , championship cup after winning the Hous-: ton Classic golf tournament yesterday. He Davies, Dunn Winners in Golf Mrs, Helen Davies and Jack Dunn with a 38 were low gross winners Sunday in the three-ball golf six-some tour ney at Rogue Valley Country club., . ' - :A ' Low net was taken by Mrs. Tom Tubbs and Warren Bay llss with 30'. Twenty-five couples participated. Second low gross score was 43 complied by Mrs, Bayllss-i nd Glen Fabrick. Second lowi t it were Mrs. Bill Cowning t i Dr. William MMer with ; -i. Mrs. Bill Hartman and rvxnirning Pool Owners! You are invited to tee colorful, thoroughly enjoyable sound film tripi "SHOW DOWN AT THE OLD' WATEft HOLE" Vv . V;-OiT. "Wrr i, HOW TO MAINTAIN 'A SWIMMING POOL" to get the right answers to any ques tion you may have on swimming pool care and chlorinition. ' , :, - TIME: 7 P.M. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 PLACE: Jackson Hotel ADMISSION: Free BARCO SUPPLY CO. ,:. , OR VICE-VERSA ;.. vi ( "compact poooe lancer In buying a new Dodge, there's only one big decision. , What size, compact or standard? Dart (on top) isa full-size Dodge priced model for model with Ford and Chevrolet. i Below is our new compact Dodge Lancer. There are three differences between them. Size: Dart is the bigger. '. Appearance: obvious. And price. We've already estab lished Dart's. Lancer's Is about the same as Comet, ; Falcon and Corvalr. Otherwise they're mechanical twins. SEE 'THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN KEYS YOUR DEPENDABLE DODGE DEALER PARSONS KOTORS, 315 E. 6th, Medford TUESDAY. APRIL 25, 1981 .'l V I " ,!- i 4 - 'i - r 3 - - " ' ! X' ' 1 ' ' .. . I V ...' I X ' At i ' - ' X'- i-" A. '"'"i-V first Sunday. second place. Dr. Bruce Stanley were next with 35V. . Mrs. Davies took closest to the pin and long drive prizes for low handicap women and Bob Palmer the same honors for high handicap men. Mrs. Ed Nave and Mrs. Tubbs claimed closest to pin and long drive honors, respective ly, for ladles with high handi caps. Among the low handicap men Dr. Bruce Stanley was closest to the pin and Dr. William Miller had long drive. WHY YOU SHOULD BUY A DART INSTEAD OF A LANCER STANDARD OR COMPACT YOU GET A GREAT DEAL WITH DODGE . - v t"- 4 bert defeated Ken Venturl on the 19th hole in their playoff match. The pair tied for Venturi collected $3,600 for (UPI Telephoto) Jay Hebert Scores Win In Playoff Houston - (UPD - Jay Hebert; the pride of Lafayette, La., said he felt at home Monday as the warm Gulf wind shook the tops of the pines along the Memorial Park course and he parlayed the "homey" feel ing, into $7,000 top money in the Houston Classic golf tour nament. ! Hebert, who lived In Hous ton for a year after starring at Louisiana State university, .beat Californian Ken Venturl on the 19th hole after the pair went around their scheduled playoff round of 18 holes with Identical 80s. t Venturl, who took $3,800 second place money, was once three strokes down during the match, but aoplied the pres sure and caught Hebert on the Mth with a birdie three while the Loulsianan was three putting for a bogey. . They moved on to the 19th hole where Hebert dropped a 10-foot putt to win top money. Venturl missed his birdie putt from about 12 feet. STRIPPED OF TITLE ! Parls-fflPli-Gustav Scholz of Germany was stripped of his European middleweight title by the European Boxing Un ion Monday for refusing to meet Hungary's Laszlo Papp in a championship bout. With a unitized, rust-proofed body. A superbly-controlled ride called Torsion-Aire. A battery-saving alternator. And lots more. Pick the Dodge that fits you best. Get it at the lowest possible price. What could be fairer than that? FREE TIE-CLIP IQNITI0N KEY to III yow preterit ear, A luarin-' Ited SlSarttsN ulue. Oil M iBMhritly frM sknal if UkN ride In Dsdit Mr sf truck il any Oedgt staler diteliylni the bh) "Ctoldtn Key" kenntr. Orltr nelrti mldnlint, April 30, 1KI. TIGERS WIN 8TH Mazeroslii Homer Gives Bucs 7 To 6 Victory Over Braves By FRED DOWN United Preu International It took just one swish of Bill Mazeroski's bat to make the Pittsburgh Pirates and their fans tingle with World the last 1 1-3 innings. Tito day. Mazeroskl, whose average had dwindled to a mere .179, connected against Moe Dra bowsky Monday night to lift the Pirates to a 7-6 victory over the Milwaukee Braves and into a three-way tie for second place in the National league. It was Mazeroski's first homer since his historic nlnth-lnning smash gave the Pirates their ninth-Inning 10-9 triumph over the New York Yankees last autumn. Near Same Spot The blow rose in a high trajectory and soared over the fence only about 30 feet to the left of the "big one" Mazeroskl hit off Ralph Ter ry. It sent the Pirates In front, 5-4, and enabled Bob Friend to gain his third straight win of the season with the relief of Clem Lablne in the ninth. It was the only National league game of the day or I Rogue Valley League Won't Operate in '61 Th Rogu ValUv base ball league will not operate during the 1961 season, league president Harry Chlpman announced today. Only two teams, Medford -and Grants Pass, have indi cated their readiness to field clubs, he said. Crescent City reports; show sufficient player in terest but a lack of interest Rocky Marc ia no May Manage Sonny Liston Boston - (OPD - Rocky Marci ano, retired heavyweight champ, would manage Sonny Liston if the heavyweight con tender, accepts a contract pur chase offer from a Massachu setts dog track owner. . ' Marclano said Monday his present employer, Russ Mur ray, offered Liston $150,000 for his contract. Murray oper ates Jtiaynnam pane in lauu ton, and Marciano Is his pub lic relations man. Liston, who has been trying to get a fight with heavy weight champion Floyd Pat terson for some time, has rid himself of former manager Pep Barone. Patterson has"1 refused td give Liston a crack at .the crown because of Barone.T Marclano said that if the sale goes through "Russ wants me to be Liston s manager," He said he would like to man age a heavyweight champion and the Philadelphia boxer 'obviously has that potential." STARTS LONG WAIT V Indianapolis, Ind. (UPD Mo tor racing enthusiast "Law rence Blsceglia of Long Beach, Calif., was back at his old camping spot today in front of the Indianapolis Speedway box office. Blsceglia has been unhitching his trailer here for the past 13 years to attend the Memorial Day "500" classic. MEDFORD MAIL night but the Detroit Tigers ran their winning streak to eight games with a 4-3 de cision over the New York Yankees, the Cleveland In- dlans whipped the Baltimore Orioles, 5-1, and the Minne sota Twins beat the Kansas City Athletics, 10-6, in 10 in nings, in American league ac tion. Frank Lary raised his life time mark against the Yan kees to an almost incredible 24-8 with a seven-hitter that stretched the American league champions' losing streak to three games. Norm Cash put the Tigers in front, 3-2, with a homer off Bob Turley in the fourth inning and the Tig ers added their final run in the fifth on Al Kaline's dou ble and the- second of three hits by Steve Beros. Lary has now scored three straight vic tories. '. '' . " ' Hits Grand Slam t ! Bubba Phillips hit the.first grand slam homer of his ca reer to provide Cleveland's Jim Perry with bis second straight win of the young cam paign. Perry, yielding seven walks and seven hits, was res by sponsors while Cave Junction reported sponsor Interest plentiful but a shortage of player potential. Riddle earlier reported sponsors and players had been obtained but team man.' agers failed to respond to league entry deadline noticee. No word on whether ' oz not they would field a STANDINGS By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE , W. L. Pet, - GB Los Angeles .819 .545 .545 . .549 .455 .455 .429 J64 San Francisco 6 St. Louis .8 Pittsburgh 8 Chicago ...S - Cincinnati ..5 8 Milwaukee 3 4 Philadelphia 4 7 monnay-s itesuits Pittsburgh 7, Milwaukee 8 (night) Only game scheduled AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit l' Minnesota 8 2 Cleveland 6 4 New York S 4 Boston 4 4 Chicago ...4 S Baltimore 3 . 6 Washington 3 :' 6 Kansas City 2 5 Los Angeles 1 7 ,800 .600 .556 .500 .444 .333 .333 .230 , .125 3 314 4 : S 5 5 614 jtionaays itesuus Detroit 4, New York 3 Cleveland S. Baltimore 1 (night) night, i Minn. 10, K City s Los Angeles at Chicago, postponed, rain. Only games scheduled. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. C Portland - .'.T..-::...3 " 1 : .750 ' San Diego 4 2 . .687 . Vancouver ...,4 , 2 .667 t ' Hawaii 3 'a' .finn ' 1 Tacoma 2 . 2 ..300 1 Salt Lake 1 . 2 1 : J33 1"4 Seattle 1 4 .200 214 Monday's Results . Vancouver 3, San Diego 2 - i Portland 3, Tacoma 2 Hawaii 3, Spokane 1 Seattle at Salt Lake, ppd, rain. League Leaders By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE .' Player. Club G. AB R. II . Pet Moon, L.A 12 42 11 . 21 .300 rost, uin ll 35 o 15 .420 Conzlz, Phil. ..10 33 7 13 .394 Cnghm, St.L. ..11 41 I la .390 Kasko, Cin 11 43 4 16 .372 Matnews, Mil. 7 30 6 11 ,367 Groat. Pitts. 11 , 47 8 17 .362 Clmnte, Pitts. 11 47 6 17 .362 Hoax, ruts. . I ll l 13 .361 Vlrdon, Pitta 8 39 7 12 .343 AMERICAN LEAGUE Temple, Clev. 9 34 .471 .467 .367 .359 Brandt, Bait. 8 Tashy, Wash. 9 rTancna, i;iev. n Kaline, Det. .... 9 Cash, Det H 9 ManUe, N.Y. 9 Plersall, Clev. 9 Phillips, Clev. 9 Battey, Minn. 10 Boros, Det 9 Allison, Minn. 10 J51 .345 .345 .333 .333 .333 .333 J33 Home Runs American League Mantle, Yan kees S: Allison. Twins 3; Minchor. Twins, 3: Klusiewskl, Angels, 3; Smith. White Sox. 3. Nauonal League Moon. Dod it- era, 8; Spencer, Cards, 4; Boyer, Cards. 4; Coleman, Reds, 3 Vir- aon, rirates, 3,. Runs Batted In American Leacue Allison. Twins, 11; Mantle, Yankees, 11; rrancona, Indians. 11; Boros, Ti gers, 10; Phillips, Indians, 9. rvationaj League Aioon, Dodg ers, 14; Spencer, Cards, 11; Post, Reds. 9: T. Davis. Dodaers. 8: Callison, Phils, 8; Clement, Pi rates, 8. Pitching ' American League Lary. Ti gers, 3-0; Ramos, Twins, 2-0; Pleis, rwins, -u; Alien, inatans. 2-0; McClaln. Senators, 2-0; Mossl, Ti gers, 2-0; Brewer, Red Sox, 2-0. National League Friend, Pi rates, 3-0; Elston, Reds. 3-0; Pur key, Reds, 2-0; Podres, Dodgers, 2-0; Craig. Dodgers. 2-0; Jones, Giants. 2-0. Portland in Race For Major Team . - Fortland-IUPD - Bill Sayles, general manager of the Port land Pacific Coast league base ball team, said Monday Port land was in a "tight race" with Seattle for the first ma jor league franchise for the Pacific Northwest. Salycs told the Chamber of Commerce major, league base ball would draw one million paid admissions here. He said he based his estimate on ex perience of San Francisco and Los Angeles which formerly! belonged to the PCL and then joined the major leagues. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON cued by rookie Frank Funk, who pitched perfect ball over the last 1 1-3 innings. Tito Francona and Vic Power sup ported ' the Indians attack with two hits each. Earl Battey's three-run dou ble and Reno Bertoia's double that -followed produced four 10th inning runs and gave the Twins their eighth victory in 10 games. LINESCORES: Milwaukee ....100 003 002 6 7 1 Pittsburgh ....000 401 llx 7 13 S Buhl, Plche (4), Drabowskv (8) McMahon (7) and Lau. Friend, Labine (9) and Smith. Winner friend 13-0). looser Drabowsky W'li. xin mazerosKl. New York 200 000 100 3 7 1 Detroit 200 110 OOx 1 10 1 Turley, James (5). Stafford (7) and Berra. Lary and Brown. Win ner ijary , (3-uj. looser Turley t-j. iirt t,asn, axowron. Cleveland 000 005 000 s '61 Baltimore ......100 000 000 1 7 1 rerry, runs u and Thomas. Pappas, Hoeft (7), Stock (0) and TrlandOS. ZUDO (B . Winner Per. ry (2-0). Loser Pappas (0-2). HR rnmips, (10 innings) Minnesota 000 003 003 4 10 14 3 ian. uity uuu U2U'U4U 0 6 7 4 Knot. Glel (6. Moore (9) and isaltey. Larsen, Kunkel (6). Rakow IB), Daley (0). Keegan (10) and Pignatano, Sullivan (8). Winner Moore (1-1). Loser Daley (1-2). nrv jnruneDerry. Los Angeles at. Chicago, nleht. uniy games scheduled. team was received from Ashland. : Chipman said that time is now too short to arrange playing schedules if enough teams should come forth to make a league possible. Roseburg won the league championship last year but dropped out to join the newly-formed Oregon State league. Nadine Brood on Cage Squad at Linfield ' Linfield .College, McMinn yille Nadine Brood, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Brood, Dark Hollow rd., Med ford, has been a member of the women's intercollegiate basketball team at Linfield college. ' . Miss Brood, a junior major ing in physical education, played forward on the team and scored 22 points. ' THE HILL AND HILL DISTILLERY COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY if VN , Xl Uv A , l fit Jfl sf !;''- ! u ' there's an ; I ' unmistakable I quality about fpPy' k a Y Hill and Hill . . ; ; aaaaaasaiyi s x , ,. llfttl iHiilV--'"-l- HILLHILL The bourbon with the flavor of America MEDFORDv&TUIBUNK gIPd)IIlT NFL Wants No Part Of Redskin Problem San Francisco-flJPD-The Na tional Football league indicat ed today that it will have nothing to do with the prob lem involving -Negroes and George Preston Marshall's Washington Redskins football team. Representatives of the 14 clubs, here for the spring con vention of the league, want no part of the ruckus involving Marshall and the new stadium in the nation's capital. "That's his problem," was the consensus. Pete Rozelle, commissioner of the NFL, said he would not take part in the trouble. ' "That's strictly a club prob lem and the league office is Basilio To Retire From Ring Syracuse, N.Y.-flJPD-Carmen Basilio, one of the most dedi cated and courageous men ever to lace on a pair of box ing gloves, has decided to hang 'em up. Barring an unlikely change of mind, the .34-year-old for mer middleweight and wel terweight champion from Chittenango, N.Y., made the anticipated announcement of ficially today with a terse ex planation to sports editor Billy Reddy of the Syracuse Post Standard. "I decided to retire," ' Ba silio told Reddy. "I've always made my own decisions and this is mine. It's not an easy decision but it is getting hard er to keep going at 34 years old." Basilio, smiling through the lumps and cuts he absorbed during a 15-round loss to N.Y. Mass. - Europe middleweight champion Paul Pender Satur day night, added: "Against Pender, I just ran out of gas." Basilio said he had several job offers but "will rest and think things over for about a week" before deciding which to accept. - - not concerned with it," said Rozelle. "It's something that Mr. Marshall will have to work out.". Officials in W a s h i n gtori ton have told Marshall that he should hire Negro players-or face the possibility of being barred from the new stadium being constructed there. Today the general managers of the 14 clubs met to discuss ways and means of increasing the steadily zooming NFL at tendance. Rozelle reported a survey of the clubs indicated attend ance in the league would be up again in 1961. "Advance season ticket sales indicated we'll have more than 70,000 season tick ets sold this year than we had last," said Rozelle. I!18!l!!i:iIU!!!!!!!li:!!!ll!I KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 86 PROOF and about the people who enjoy it I WU j HILL HILL Kt7 Since 1878, Hill and Hill Straight Bourbon Whiskey has been select Kentucky distillation. It is enjoyed by those who prefer their bourbon made in lha finest American tradition. Hi W Hid in Hiii 84 boHling ramblrwi wifoyoblt tijlirimi iKi Iht tmxth dorar of oWlitotic KenlKty Stroiglil lourboa. GymkE On--Sunday Siskiyou Sports Car club will be host for a eymkhana on Sunday, April 3D. The event will be at the Medford armory parking lot with registration cE cars and drivers starting at 9 a.m. First car will go out at 10 a.m. .Registration will cfose at halftime when e?.ch of the cars has run through the course once. Welcome Extended The event is open to all per sons with sports or imported cars. Spectators also will be welcomed by club members. The club also extends a wel come to prospective members and guests to attend ' meets the first and third Fridays of each month at Radio station KMED. Meetings start at 8 p.m. Members, in addition to con ducting their own activities, tour to neighboring clubs to take part in competition. A Siskiyou member, Evelyn Spears, won the powder puff event on Sunday, April 16, in a meet at Roseburg. Eight cars from SSCC made the trek to Rosebur. .