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Portland Buckaroos
Win Hockey Laurels
Portland - (UPS - "As long
as I live I'll never be more
proud. It's the happiest I've
ever been in hockey."
These were the woids of
Hal Laycoe, Portland Bucka
roo coach, following the
Bucks' 4-0 victory over the
Seattle Totems at Seattle that
McLoughlin
Wins Meet
McLoughlin Junior High
school captured all but one
of the 14 firsts Saturday in a
ninth grade dual track meet
against Klamath Falls at
Klamath Falls. The Bulldogs
of Mediord won 85 to 37.
Mike . Barnes took the 75
and 150-yard dashes and the
broad jump for McLoughlin
and Don Kengla the three
fourths mile and 660-yard
runs.
Klamath Fall's Smith took
the jajvelin for the only first
places for his school.
' RESULTS:
High hurdies Larson. M; Ewald
sen, Bennlng, K. :10.2.
75 Barnes, M; Grippo, K, Bod
gers, K. :08.
1320 Kengla, M; Coovert, M;
Ash. K. 3:49.6.
330 Toews. M; Newland, K;
Graham K. :39.9.
Low hurdles Allen, M; Larson,
M; Banning, K. :15.1,
150 Barnes, M; Rogers, K; New
land. K. :15.5.
660 Kengla, M; Grippo, K; Bad
ger, K. 1-.SU.3. 1
High jump Graham, M; Turpin,
M; Towns, M. 5-3.
Broad jump Barnes, M; Bod
gers, K; Hewland, K. 19-7.
Pole vault Roberta, M; Guyer,
K; Van Sickle, M. 10-8.
Javelin Smith, K; Coltrane, M;
Dow, M. 167-7','..
Shot put Kimball. M; Mills, K;
Winetrout, M. S2-i0.
Discus Wlnetrout, M; MUla, K;
Kimball, M. 118-2 "i.
Relay McLoughlin (Allen, Kob
erts, Houston, Barnes). :50.1.
Softballers
Will Meet
Jackson County Softball as
sociation, a league with 12
teams lined up but without
a place to play a full sched
ule, will hold a meeting at
7:30 p.m.. Tuesday, May 9 at
the Medford" city hall.
The league has assurances
of use of the White City dia
mond one night a week but
requires an additional dia
mond to meet its full needs.
Whether the fairgrounds ball
park will be available is still
up in the air. '
Teams listed by League
President Willard Barnum
are S and W Floor Covering,
John Wheeler Logging, Mail
Tribune, Medford Merchants,
Earl's Eastside Shell, Sam
Jennings Tirei Bud's Tire, Tru
Mix, Timber Products, Com
munications Workers, Weath
erwise Hoofing (Jacksonville)
and Butte Fails.
Rain Assists
Broglio Wins
St. Louis-SIPD-Pitcher Ernie
Broglio of the St. Louis Card
inals has good reason to be
lieve "somebody up there"
like him.
Broglio has scored two vic
tories this season both in
games that were cut short by
' rain. He beat the Cincinnati
Reds, 4-0, in a five Inning
game on April 15 and topped
the Chicago Cubs, 4-2, Sun
day in another five-inning
game.
FACE EX-TEAMMATES
Philadelphia-iBPB - Outfield
er Don Demeter and first
baseman Charlie Smith were
due to arrive today in time
to face their former Los An
geles teammates in the Dodg-er's-Phillies
game at Connie
Mack stadium tonight.
THE
ARISTOCRAT
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A New Load Just Arrived
The Famous DUO D1NNETTE
& Famous New HYLINER
Now At . . .
WALKER the WEEPER
gave the Portland club the
Western Hockey league play
off championship.
The victory climaxed a
"Cinderella story" for the
Buckaroos who were expect
ed to finish in the lower rungs
of the title chase in Portland's
first professional hockey sea
son since the early '50s.
Termed Worst
In fact the Portland club
had been termed the "worst
team in the league" by1 several
sportswrlters during the sea
son. :
Arlo Goodwin, Portland
center, commented after the
contest "They can say any
thing they want but look who
has it, look who has that cup
(Lester Patrick cup)."
Saturday night's victory
came as a result of a combina
tion that Portland has used
ail season - strong goaltend
ing by Don Head, a tremen
dous will to win, and a well
balanced scoring attack. It
gave the Bucks a four to two
game victory in the battle for
the Patrick cup.
Portland, eager to wind up
the playoff series at Seattle
Saturday night, jumped out
to an early first period lead
on unassisted goals by Gordon
Haworth and Jack Bionda.
The Bucks put the contest out
of reach by adding two more
goals in the final period.,
Head, the league's most val
uable player, was credited
with 23 saves and his appre
ciative teammates mobbed
him following the game.
Portland, which set a new
season attendance mark for
the i960-61 season, finished
second during the regular season.
TRACK COACH DIES
Newark, N.J.-ffiPS-Funeral
services will be held here
Wednesday for Harry A.
Coates, track coach at Provl
den'ce College since 1948.
Coates, 76, died in a Provi
dence, R.I., hospital Saturday
after a brief illness.
Texas Pro .Winner of
Waco Turner Tourney
Burneyville, Okla. -
Butch Baird, an unheralded
unknown from Texas who
won the $20,000-added Waco
Turner Open golf tournament,
emphasized the affair's billing
as "the poor-bojr tournament."
Baird, a 24-year-old redhead
with only 18 months pro ex
perience, won the $2,800 first
money with an 11-under-par
281. He also earned a coveted
berth in this week's $40,000
Colonial National Invitation
Tournament at Fort Worth,
Tex, and picked up an extra
$530 in bonus money put up
by sponsor Waco Turner, an
Oklahoma oilman.
Five of the top six money
winners here have never won
a tournament. Baird's best pre
vious accomplishment as a pro
was a tie for fifth in the
Tucson Open last year.
Turner sponsored the tour
nament for the touring pros
who were not fortunate
enough to win one of the 26
berths in the conflicting Tour
nament of Champions at Las
Vegas, Nev. In addition, he of
fered $15 for birdies, $25 for
chip-ins, $50 for eagles, $500
for holes-ln-one and $100 for
low rounds.
No Aces
There were no aces, but this
bonus plan cost Turner $6,200
in addition to the $20,000 of
ficial prize money. The golfers
rang up 99 birdies, 34 chip-
ins, 38 eagles and six low
round scores.
Sox Mentor
Says Star
Is Welcome
Los Angeles-ffiPB-Outfielder
Jackie Jensen, who quit base
ball for the I960 season, was
due to rejoin the Boston Red
Sox today after leaving the
club for a week because he
was despondent over his slow
start this year,
The one-time Most Valuable
American leaguer telephoned
Bosox Vice President Dick
O'Conneil Sunday from Las
Vegas, Nev., saying he was
driving here to rejoin the
team.
Manager Mike H i g g i n"s,
hearing the former football
star had decided to return,
id he wouid be welcomed
back.
"Other guys have jumped
teams before for other rea
sons. Jackie just made a mis
take," Higgins said.
Done A Lot
"He's done a lot for this
team in the past," added pitch
er Mike Fornieles, "and he
can do it again."
The Red Sox arrived here
by plane from Minneapolis
late Sunday night. Jensen was
due to arrive at about the
same time, but sources said
he was staying overnight with
friends.
Jensen jumped the team
April 29 In Cleveland, with
out any explanation.
Jensen, who was hitting
just .130 when he dramatical
ly left the team, later ex
plained he quit because he
didn't feel he was doing the
Red Sox any good.
O'Conneil accepted Jensen's
apologies for leaving the team
and immediately said the hard
hitting outfielder was wel
come back.
Vikings Sign '
Right Guards
St. Paul-Minneapolis - (HPS-:
A battle for the job of of-:
fensive right guard with the
Minnesota Vikings was assur
ed today with the signing of
veterans Mike Rabold and
Grady Alderman.
Rabold, obtained from the
St. Louis Cardinals, stands 6
feet 2 inches and weighs 240
and was graduated from In
diana in 1959. Alderman, 8-3
and 235 pounds, is a Detroit
University graduate who play
ed with the Lions last year.
Baird finished, one stroke
ahead of Rex Baxter Jr., of
Amarillo, Tex., who fired fi
nal day rounds of 69-73 over
the part 37-38 - 73 Turner
Lodge course to wind up with
a 282.
Behind Baird and Baxter at
the finish line were Buster
Cuplt of Fort Smith, Ark., an
other non-winner, at 284, Paul
Harney of Worcester, Mass.,
who has won four times in
his seven years on the tour,
at 285, and Jacky Cupit of
Longview, Tex., and Hal Mc
Commas of Dallas, Tex., also
non-winners, at 287.
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BOWLERS ALLEY
Sy OAfUENE
Women signed up for the
.Wednesday night Summer
league at Roxy Ann lanes are
requested to come at 6:30
o'clock to organize and elect
officers.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
Baker 'i Moulding cinched
the lecond half in ihe Inde
pendent league with a 4-0 win
orer Electric Supply teem
Thursday night. With only one
more night piny left. Baker's
lead their neateti opponent
C W A by 5 points. Playoff for
the championship will be on
May IS between Baker's and
first half winner, Timber:
Wolves from Timber Prod-:
ucii. Standings and men with
best series ioi their teams are
Baker's Moulding 45, Art Be-i
ker 214-558; Communication :
Workers 40, Phil Miles S2li
end Jim Single! 213: Ideal Ce
ment 37 Vs. Frank Mathews:
55B and Don Dusenbeny 202: :
Tee Pee Plywood 37, Doyle;
Smith 512,- Timber Wolves 34,;
C. Trevaskis 49S and Hick .
Hughes 221; Dale's Bed Peg-:
,asus 31, Leroy Fleming and
Frank Fagalde 453; Harry &:
David 28. Fav Gaddard 4SQ:
eel 492; Midway Meat 27 and j
Lee Smith 437.
BALL & CHAW MIXED
Summer Ball & Chain Mix-:
ed league had Schmoo'a still
leading with 14 wins. Gob-:
Wen learn gobbled up high;
team series, 2264, Other teams
in order are the Dips 13, Gob-;
biers and Tigers 12, MayBees !
II, 2 Hits & 2 Mrs. and In-;
Laws 10, Outlaw 6, Loco's 6:
and Impossibles 3, High games ;
were Thelraa Tolles 215 and:
Glenn Knouber 220, Top se
ries were by Thelma Tolles;
574, Very Cummings 532 and ;
Edith Tattle 512. High among:
the men were John Dickinson
207-591, Ron Dixon 207-575
and Bob Tuttie S4S,
MORHIHG GLORY LEAGUE
Morning Glory league has a
tie for first between Eight
Balls and Alley Cats. Each
have 33 wins. Rosie Short had
458 best series for her team
and Wyoma Haynes had 424.
Pensies have 30, Martha JJlk
odymn 447; 10 Pin Errs 27,
Agnes Lindstrom 438;' Cream
Puffs 23, Mary Aeschliman
413; Snap Dragon 23, Katie
Moors 454; Shot Hods 20, Vir
gie Howard 208-488; Bowl N
Bawl 19, Hazel Shopp 401.
BOWLING QUEENS
Medford Stationery won sec
ond half in Bowling Queens
league with a 514 total. Ho
tel Medford, which took the
first half, ended second this
time. Port O Call dropped to
third. Charm Cottage was
fourth, Highway Ready Mix
fifth, Copco sixth, GMAC sev
enth, Reter Fruit eighth, Hil
ton Lumber ninth and First
National Bank. last. League
playoff will be Thursday;
night. A sweeper will be held
for the remaining teams. New :
president of the league is Bet-;
ty Daniken. High games for;
the night last time were Dell ;
AND Bill TOPE
Christiansen 227, Gertie Biggs
220-210 best series 592), Hel
ene Culy 202-201, Betty Reln
holii 209 and Elsie Baker 202
562 second series),
THURSDAY NITE TRIOS
In Thursday Site Trios Jim
Hopkins had 208 high game
and Lee Ziesroer 585 top se
ries. Leading team Crispy
Creme Bonuis with 42, Ernie
Dukeshier 522. Safeway One
has 40, Chuck Smith 507;
Sarff's Bakery Service 38,
Barrell Dowland 513, W8?
34H, Lee Ziesmer 585; Mitch
ell's 34V4, Lee Smith 518;
Oakdaie Market 32, Lyle Jar
mln 523; Hopkins' Richfield
27, Jim Hopkins 522; Safeway
Two 27, Bill French 454; Ike's
Upholstery 25, Wally Morten
son 4B8; Safeway Three 22,
Stan Palmer 457,
VALLEY ROLLERS
In Valley Rollers league,
Roiierettet have first with
3EV4, Erika Golf 436, Alley
Cats have 34, Kay Gallant
415; Koe Klatch 30Vi. Do
ris Knapp 4SQ; Misfits 28'A.
Ginger Jefferson 4S7j Alley
Oops 27, JoAnn Marcum 428;
Lucky Strikes 26V4, Nadiae
Peek 538; Three Hits Sc A
Miss 26,'Lyla Stniih 458; Jok
ers 25, Madeline ennedy 44S;
Nine Pins 24. Claire Semmm
4SS; Try Hards 22, Dot Plum
ley 403. High game wax 224
by Peek,
EARLY BIRD LEAGUE
Bert game in Early Bird
league were Joyce Pieron's
135 and Pat Braacfc'a 193. Top
teem is Rogue Valley Con
struction with 37, Esther Mohr
438. Crater Title Insurance
has 32 Vi. Hiilie Pech 435; En
lee Electric 31, Alfa Knaubej
459; Red Barn Auction 31,
Joyce Pienon 408? Van Lee's
29, Van Havatntte 381;- Val
ley Lockers 27, Paf Brasck
531; Mechanic's Laundry 23V:,
Shirley Wjeskamp 432: Rich
field Truck 3c Auto 24, Pat
Russell 443 Talley Ho 23.
Colleen Baylor 436; Medford
Hotel 28, Elsie Eddy 402.
LADIES YMCA LEAGUE
Heading Ladies YMCA
league is Guided Missiles with
12, Dot Veirtteee 489; Y's Gala
IB, Viols Werriner 410 Chan
nel Cats II, Florin Dole 334;
Misfits 7, Lsnell Wilkes 430.
GUTTER BELLES LEAGUE
J'Ville Jills are leading Gut
ter Belies league with 31,
Glnny weaver 379. Three
Spares 28, June Siggs 375;
Gutter Chicks 27, Faye Kel
iey 338; Bowling Bags 24, Pat
Armstrong 406; Strike Guts
22, Marlene Lundsford 440;
Blusters 22, Sharon Ham
monds 451; Goof Balls 20,
Dotty Wolff 483; Pin Ups 16,
Denlse Armstrong 417, Shar
on Hammonds had 179 high
game,
EMPIRE LEAGUE
Champion In Empire league
are Nu Way Cleaners, Their:
playoff total was 1424. Mem-;
bers scores were Melba Jer-;
den 488, Ann Wilson 408 and ;
Joyce Pldcock. 532. Second;
place Winnie's Stly Salon;
$98 88 5If BliSNV
had 1340. Scores included Bea
Mathews 421, Aiyce Pence 457
and Jackie Wilson 435. New
officers for the fall season are
Betty Boyer, president; Joyce
Pidcock, vice president; Rosa
lie Pruett, secretary-treasurer,
and Marie Tennant, sergeant-at-arms,
CENTENNIAL LEAGUE
Centennial league rolled a
doubieheader and high game
for the first three was Nor
Bailey'B 201, Second series
high game was Irma Goffa
200. Team standings at the
end of the six games and the
best series for each team fcr
both series are Staffers 16,
Carroll Peterson 288-382;
Slippers Four 15, Lallia Rii
terspach 428-532; Alley Bust
ers 14, Jan Pomeroy 476 and
Gerrl Chase 441; Slow Pokes
13, Doreene Robertson 45 i
424; Mis Haps 12, Mora Bailey
558 and Bev Washburn 438;
Spare Squares 12, Pauline
Grant 428-483; Pot Holders
11, fields Morris 448-42C;
Lucky Strikes 11, Betty Har
rison 412-458; Fire Files 28t
Evelyn Srandhom 468
Y. Bsrtololse 438; Pin Pickers
10, Edith Merit 519 and Viola
warriner 388: Hi Lows
Jane Meyer 407-351; Odd
Balls 8, Betty Gossman 468
389. VICTORY LEAGQE
United Slates Sank won
Victory league second halt
with 46 points and will meet
Pioneer Cafe, winner of firat
hsli, A sweeper is set ior
ether teams. Trophies will fee
presented si a 7:38 p.m. dinner
at North's Chuck Wagon on
Monday, May 15, Teams fin
ished the half a follows:
Hunter' Tavern 42Vi, Ruby
Fein 582; Van Lees 41, Lor
raine Hall 435 Sll-srr Dollar
Stamps 35, Carroll Sedy 4S4;
Quality Market 33V4, Polly
Anderses 484; Ping's 33, Do
rothy Rlcki 483 Mediord Mo
tors 321, Et Session 484;
E. H. Mann Co. 27, Doris Hick
son 451; Deles Timber 24,
Blanche Mouiion 431 Viking
Sewing Center 22, VI Corby
433; Hitlyer Oil 21. Eunice
Jsnnson 462; Pioneer Cae
13Vi, Vivian Batsman 474.
MAJORETTES LEAGUE
Team standings fer Major-;
ettes league showed Southern i
Oregon Trophy leading with
29 Vs. Powder Puff Beauiy
Shop has 28W, Barco Supply
23, Oregon Veneer 22, Classic
Studio 18, Kim's 15, HlUyer
Oil 7 and Beatty McBougal
Insurance 8, Powder Puff
Beauty Shop had 193S high
series. Marjorie Anderson
rolled 438 best series, Edith
! Tuttie had S4i and Wanda
Booth 588, Next time out will
wind up the year with Barco
Supply, which won the first
two thirds, bowling Southern
Oregon Trophy lor the cham
pionship, .
JUNIOR QUALIFYING
Local qualifying round for
the bowling proprietor' jun
ior tournament was won by
Jerry Zemlicka in the 180 and
over class, Jerry Zemlicka
had 1197 scratch, Larry Jones
1135, Larry LUlle 1121, Larry
Scruggs 1182 and Dennis Bau
inan 1082. Jerry will compete
in the district playoff at Med
ford Lanes on June 3, Winner
will go to the state playoff,
National winners will ltiy :
scholarships.
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