Partnership
Best Ball
Tilt Starts
Men's partnership best ball
. play at Rogue Valley Country
club is now underway.
Sixty-four two-man teams
were paired for the first
round which it to be com
pleted by May 14.
All teams started in the
-i championship. First round
losers will drop into the first
flight.
v In the tourney each partner
plays his own ball and uses
his own full handicap. Extra
hole matches will be decided
on sudden death basis.
A three-ball sixsome tour
ney will be held on Sunday,
May 14, with drawing for
partners at 1:30 p.m. Golfers,
to compete, must be present
for the draw. There will be
prizes for low gross, low net,
closest to the pin and long
drive In men's and women's
divisions.
Ray. Lindquist took low
gross laurels last week in ball
sweepstakes with a 72. Tying
for low net were Tom Mac
Leod, Ford Hagan and Jim
Vargo with 69s.
i
1ST ROUND PAIRINGS:
Dr. R. Thorn psen and Ford Ha
can vs. Joe Moore and Kfen Tee
ters; Dutch Nulton and Leo Vila-
nno vs itoy smun ana rrea
Holmes: Bud Parsons and Dick
Kline vs. Jim Vargo and Dr. C. Mc-
Aaami; torn MacLeod ana. am
Brooks vs. Malcolm Stine and Mur
ray. Gardiner: Ed Simmons and
Randall Gifford vs. Nelson Gal
lant and Tom Reeder; BUI catey
and Dr. Ted Sickels vs. Bob Mor
ns and Larry Horton: Bob Ander
son and Bob Hood vs. F. W. Casey
and Bob van Duker; Harold
Holmes and Dr. G. Cossette vs. Dr,
R. Mayer and Ken Van de Kamp.
Ranmy Smith and Ralph Barclay
vs. Larry Butler and Tom Tubbs;
Paul Mitchell and Gene Spencer
vs. Dick Travis and Jim Dunlevy;
Tom Teutscn ana u-aien banner vs.
Dick House and Paul Lea; Miles
Doran and Ray Sorenson vs. Jack
Mitchell and Paul Selby; Warren
cavils and unucK bneooara
Ray Mencke and Wally Robinson;
uick rienseiman ana mil ueaine-
rage vs. Dick Knight and Bob
Binns; Bill Clark and Max Larson
vs. Dr. R. Hibbs and Gene Bicker;
Frank Perl and Dr. A. Clark vs.
. E. A. Pearson and Walt Tomlin.
Dr. B. Blackson and Dr. J. Price
vs. Gordon Reeves and Bruce Ham
mond! Phil M on era in and Millard
Payton vs. Harry Millette and Jim
Gill: Rav Lindoutst ana d
.. Nichols vs. Jack Lewis and Bob
Palmer; Russ Acheson and Duane
Lubbers vs. Stan Stark and Fred
Conrad; Bayard Getchell and
George Barnum vs. Hugh Pitts and
Ren Taylor; Bob Fasel and Joe
' Say re vs. C. A. Holmes and Jerry
Cottingham; Ray Steart and Reese
Alexander vs. Dick Finch and
i Jack Eidswick; Dr. William Miller
and Ned Schuler vs. Don Wendt
and Gain Robinson.
John Nuich and Walt Shaylor vs.
Bill Braaton and Bill Robertson;
Curt Butterfield and Jay Duffen
berger vs. Howard Scroggins and
Sam Prough; Jack Six and Ed
Milne vs. Stoy Elliott and Carl
Kellenberger; Bob Wells and Karl
CHnkinbeard vs. Bill Cownlng and
Howard Cuslc; Jim Rowan ana Bill
Jennings vs. Carl Schmidt and
Berg Marten; Max Milhollin and
Ed Nave vs. Ray Wise and Jack
Fetherston; Dick Finnell and Lee
Zeismer vs. Alan Holmes and Paul
. Sparso; Russ Heysell and Dr. R.
DeLorme vs.: 1 Harold Smith and
Earl Nelson. ,
allmise
Reloaders
Total 86 in
Elk's Shoot
" Dick Woodcock's Reloaders
finished with a final total of
86 in first place In the Elks'
trapshoot tourney at Medford
Gun club.
Larry Duff's Hit and Miss
team was second with 62, Bob
. Duff's Busters , had 53 and
Max Weston's Hot Shots 20.
Gene Hunt wound up the
tourney, with a 93.3 bird aver
age. Otlier top averages were
: Charles Skeeters 93, Myron
Andrews 92.4, Paul Culbert
son 90.8, Loyd Langston' 90
and Henry Niedermeyer 90.
Other highlights last week
end were Harry Tonn's 50
straight and George Gal
braith's win with 110 in the
added bird handicap. Tonn
finished with a 98 count.
Twenty-fives at 16 yards were
fired by Aubrey Sander, An
drews, Lew Bates, Dixon Ken
ner, Niedermeyer and Ed
Pease. Tonn and Langston
broke 25 each in the handicap.
302 High Total
Hit and Miss had high total
score, 302, and high five, 229
on the final day of the Elks'
event. The team collected 17
points. The Busters and Re
loaders each claimed 12 mark
ers and the Hot Shots four.
Total scores included 285 by
Busters, 270 by reloaders and
82 by Hot Shots. Busters had
a 223 high five count and
Reloaders 217.
Local Elks will take part
on May 26 in their state asso
ciation's shoot at Bend.
Medford Gun club will be
host this Saturday and Sun
day for the annual Mail Trib
une tourney.
LaVorante Foe
Of Zora Folley
Los Angeles - HTD - Heavy
weight challenger Zora Fol
ley, Chandler, Ariz., tonight
meets youthful Alejandro La
Vorante of Argentina in a 10
round bout at Olympic Audi
torium. Folley, ranked No. 3 in the
heavyweight ranks, was fa
vored 5-2 to defeat LaVorante
who has had only 13 profes
sional fights. But LaVaronte
is considered a strong oppo
nent, having lost only one
bout.
Normally a boxer, Folley
indicated he may try to out
nunch the huge South Ameri
can In an effort to build his i
stature as a contender for I
Floyd Patterson's crown.
SPORTS 1
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
THURSDAY, MAY 11. 1961
Hedrick's
9th Victor
In Track
By capturing the final
event, the relay, Hedrick Jun
ior High school ninth, grade
came from behind to edge
McLoughlin 62 to 60 in a
Wednesday track meet.
Chuck Kimball and Mike
Barnes, McLoughlin, were
the afternoon's double win
ners. Kimball took the dis
cus and shot put and Barnes
the 150-yard dash and broad
-jump. , . ' . ,
The meet was close all the
way i with the lead switch
ing hands five times as re
sults were recorded.
RESULTS:
High hurdles L arson, M; Rl-
Karn, n mown. tt. :ioj.
Hiffh lumrj Brown. H: Toews.
ui, canoee, n. a-a.
Pole vault Roberts. M; tie sec
ond Turpin and S. Van Sickle, M.
1U it.
79 Henrv. H: Maeruder. H: Al.
len. M. :08.1
1320 Kenela. M: Hlatt. R: Can.
dee. H. 3:41.3.
Discus Kimball. M: Winetrout.
M; Robertson, H. 120-11.
330 Verstrate. H: Henrv.. Hr
Toews, M. -38.
Broad Jump Barnes. M. Brown.
H: Cain. H. 17-11.
Low hurdles Root. H: Allen. M:
Murray. H. :15.1.
13U Barnes. Ml Maeruder. H;
Hlatt, H. :16.2.
unol DUt Kimball. M: Robert
son. H; Winetrout, M. 53-5',i.
bu loews. M: swartzfaeer. hi
Knight. H. 1:303.
Javelin Murray, H: Dow, M;
Coltrane, M. 131-3.
Relay Hedrick (Murray, Ma
gruder, Verstrate, Henry). :47.6.
Don Carter
Triumphs
In Masters
Detroit - (UPD - Don Carter,
one of the sports most amaz
ing performers, Wednesday
night won his first American
Bowling congress master s
tournament-the hard way as
usual.
The 34-year-old St. Louis,
Mo., star, who almost always
starts slow and finishes fast,
had to battle from behind to
beat another St. Louis bowler,
Dick Hoover, for the crown.
' Hoover, gunning for his
third master's title, and Car
ter, were the only two un
beaten bowlers from an orig
inal field of 64 in the finals
when they met Wednesday af
ternoon in a sixth-round win
ner's bracket match.
Hoover, only twotime mas
ter's champion, having turned
the trick in 1956 and 1957,
won 815 to 801. This forced
Carter into the loser's bracket.
Carter then whipped Billy
Welu, another St. Louis star,
844 to 754, to get into the
championship round.
With one loss already in the
double - elimination tourna
ment, Carter had to beat Hoo
ver twice to win the title.
He did, winning the first
four-game match 840 to 768.
In the deciding match, in
which he once again demon
strated the class that made
him "bawler of the year" five
times including 1960, he fin
ished with a rousing 254 game
to win 888 to 826.
The best Carter had ever
done in the Master's before
was third in 1958.
The
BOWLERS ALLEY
i By DARIENE AND BIU TOPE
Talent Captures
Invitational
Track Tussle
Eagle Point - Talent took
firsts in two divisions and
rolled up 246 points for over
all honors and the revolving
trophy last week end in the
Eagles Invitational grade
school track meet here.
Rogue River was second in
aggregate with 221. Eagle
Point scored 181, Shady Cove
112, Gold Hill 92, Evans Val
ley 73 and Sams Valley 19.
Talent ran up 90 markers
to top Class A and headed
Class B with 104. Eagle Point
topped Class C with 66.
Class A scores included
Rogue River 86, Shady Cove
59, Eagle Point 47, Evans
Valley 33, Gold Hill 32 and
Sams Valley 7.
In Class B the tabulations
showed Rogue River 76, Eagle
Point 68, Gold Hill 28, Evans
Valley 22, Shady Cove 20 and
Sams Valley 12.
Rogue River took runnerup
in Class C with 59. Talent
had 52, Shady Cove 33, Gold
Hill 32 and Evans Valley 20.
CLASS A RESULTS:
eno McMlllen. EP: Mever. SC:
Wahl. RR; Dorman. T; Meyer. SV.
42 8.
90 hurdles Palm. EP: Hill. T:
Chamberlain, 6C; Gail, GH; Good
rich. RR. :123.
440 relay Roeue River. Talent.
Shady Cove. Gold Hill. Eagle Point.
Consbruck. T:
cCollom, SV; Klger.
53 5
100 Phillips. RR
M
Ewalt EV;
liH. -11.2.
330 Gates. RR: Johnson. T: Gra
ham. EV; Stever. EP; Currey, GH.
40 i.
220 Phil ns. RR: Conihruck T:
Ki(er. GH; Colpitis, SC; McCollom,
sv. :ao.i.
440 Gates. RR: Goodrich T
McMlllen. F.P: Allen. SC: FlUaer.
aid. SV. 1:00 3.
Shot put Graham. EV; Homer.
T: Gail. GH; Palm, EP; Colpitis.
SC; Manous, RR. 41-
Pole vault Conibruck. T: Cham
berlain. SC; Smith, EP. S ft
30 Wahl, RR; Thomas, GH:
Chamberlain. SC; Coulter, EV;
Hnneycutt, T. :06 2.
Miih Jumo Hill. T: Gates. RR:
Elder. SC; Lee. EV; Novak, SV;
Larson, EP. 3-2.
Broad jump Phillips. RR- Hill.
T v .... . c r Cmiik rn. r- i . .
IV; Kif.rl GH; Novak, V. 17-t.
Medford Women's Bowling
association is holding its an
nual election of officers at the
annual breakfast meeting at
Rogue Valley Country club on
May 21. Deadline for reserva
tions is May 16. For tickets
or information members may
telephone Aili Salyers SP
2-8001.
BARTLETT BELLES
Bertlett Ballet lugui
awards dinner will be at
North's Chuck Wagon on Sat
urday. May 13, at 7:30 p.m.
RAINBOW LEAGUE
Knights of Columbus won
championship in Rainbow
league defeating Local Loan
Co. with 4,559 total pins,
Team members were Paul B.
Newcomb, Frank Horton, Jer
ome Krueger, Ernest Flakus,
Arnold Depner and Paul
Smith. Local Loan had 4,520
in the playoff and took' second
place. Individuals winning
trophies were first high aver
age, Ike Eisenstein, 168: sec
ond high average, Gordon
Layton, 167: high series
scratch, Glen Gerrard, 598;
high series handicap, Gary
Colton, 704; high game
scratch, Warren Poling, 243;
high game handicap, Roy
Madden, 273. Tom Griffiths
was most improved bowler,
13 pins. Sweeper awards
went to Marvin Rose 654,
Glen Gerrard 650, Paul Smith
646, Duke Gladfelter 600,
Ron Perry 589, Buz Moran
584 and Plink Barr 580. .
NIGHT HAWKS LEAGUE
First place trophy for tha
Night Hawks league went to
tha Piggly Wiggly One team
which won tha playoff over
Kachina Lodga. Ken Chria-
tianion of McCulloch Chain
Saw captured the trophies for
high averaga and high gam.
High series trophy went to
Jay Walker of the K-dov team.
Most improved bowler award
was given to Vince Lobbell
of Hart's Hatchery. League of
ficers for the coming season
are president, Howard Baker;
vice president, Jim Reinholts
and secretary Pink O Connor.
First meeting for tha fall 1961-
62 season will be on the last
Thursday of August at the
Roxy Ann lanes.
CLASSIC LEAGUE - ' V . -'
High team game this week
in Classic league was 970 by
Lamport's Sporting Goods. E.
H. Mann Co. scored top team
series, 2,813. Best individual
scores were Bill Lockington
255 game and Ron Dixonv610
series. Rogue Riviera has 30
wins, E. H. Mann Co. 29. Lam
port's Sporting Goods 27.
Trail Creek Lumber 22 Vi,
Hight Real Estate 22, Tally Ho
20, Parrish Construction and
ITorth's . Chuck Wagon 19.
Sewing Machine Center 16,
Oak Street Tank & Steel 13V4,
Don't Hideaway 13 and Hill
yer Oil 9.
PACIFIC LEAGUE
Pacific league shows Korn
er Farm 4, Milt Sanderson
242-215-184 - 641, Copeland
Lumber 0, Jim Hill 504;
Rogue Valley Country Club 4,
B. Marshall 554, Ping's 0, B.
Butler 474; Wen's Alignment
3, Don Stoner 567, Lininger's
Concrete Pipe 1, Les Goff
233-588; Patterson's Plumb
ing 2, Cliff Graves 513, Smith
Sales & Service 2, Fred Gal
lardo 489; Surefit Seat Cov
ers 2, Lee Corey 485, Rogue
Vending 2, Johnnie Truly
507.
LADY ELKS TWO
Lady Elks League Two re
ported that Lois Stephen had
211 high game. The first team
is Wapitis with 45, Alice Gid
ney 478. Tornadoes have 39,
Lois Stephen 507; Merry Mad
caps 32, Dottie Veal, 447;
Doozies 27, Polly Anderson
432; 'Antlers 26, Dorothy
Huntley 474; Stags 21, Esther
A.iller 437.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Industrial league playoff
will be next Friday between
Jubilee Club and Eagles team.
Last time out Coca Cola team
won 4, Geo. Paul 547, Jubilee
Club 0, Jim Cabler 585; Delta
Pet Ranch 1, Dick Walls 468,
Huffman Truck & Auto 3,
Corvallis Hires
Lee Gustafson
Salem - IUPD - Lee Gustaf
son, football coach at South
Salem High school the past
seven years, today was named
football coach at Corvallis
High school.
Gustafson's teams twice
have competed for the state
A-l championship. He will re
port to Corvallis next September.
Cliff Lewis 567; Fyr Fyter 4,
Bill Tope 201-547, Snoboy 0,
Carl Wilson 504; National
Guard 4, Bill Weddle 532,
Whitelaw Candy 0, N. Far
rier 213-556; Southern Ore
gon Trophy Co. 3, L. Johnson
719-539, Red Blanket Lum
ber 1, D. Legg 554; Eagle's 2,
J. Weber 557, Drive In Clean
ers 2, Coe Brown 235-630.
r.OXY ANN CLASSIC
.' Last night of play in Roxy
Ann Classic league found
teams in this order: Roxy Ann
Lanes 34, Wooden Shoe 33,
Kim's 28, Clave Construction
27V4, Timber Room 25Vfe,
Daugherty's Lumber 24'2,
Cubby's 24VS and Beck's Bak
ery 19. Roxy Ann Lanes is
first place winner. Best scores
turned in were Herm New
land 227-227-182 for a 636,
Jim Hennebeck 210-598, Don
Favis 205-594 and Bill How
ell 241-594.
SPORTSMAN'S LEAGUE
Standings at end of last
third in Sportsman's league
are Brookhurst Subdivision
30. Hillyer Oil 29, Seven Up
26, Butte Falls General Store
25V4, Phoenix Golden Eagle
24, Chester Bird 22. Steve Wil
ton 22. First Christian Church
Two 20V2, Brecount Brothers
20. Butte Falls Shell 19, Fern
Valley Ranches 18 and First
Christian Church One 9. A.
J. . Powell . carded 221 top
game, Arne Matson had 214
and Dan Meeker 213. Bud
Tungate had 576 top series,
Arne Matson 556 and Powell
555. Brookhurst Subdivision
.will playoff against other
thirds winners, Buie Falls
General Store and Butte Falls
Shell. Other teams will roll
in a sweeper.
MEDCO LEAGUE '
In Medco league Odds St
Ends won 4. D. Smiltser 521,
Eight Balls 0, J. Goodwin 476i
Upt & Downs 2. Peterson 482,
Scratch Pads 2. Ken Pickens
493; Sliver Pickers 1, Bruce
Pringle 226-540. . We Hopes
3, Earl Jonet 495; Wreckers I,
C. Anderson 505.. Mis Fits 3,
Wayne Chase 490; Laggers 2,
B. Facey 205-535. Stump
Jumpers 2, Alva Hobston 2.02
507; Gypos 0, G. King 467,
Gamblers 4, T. Curt 481.
BLUE MONDAY LEAGUE
Finish of Blue Monday
league found Straight Shoot
ers winning team trophies.
Members of the team are Jo
Trautman, Bea Mathews, HeU
en Nikedymn and Joan David
son. Jo Trautman received (he
high game scratch trophy ana
Ruth Carpenter the high game
with handicap trophy. Award
for high series scratch went to
Ruth Carpenter and high se
ries with handicap honor went
to Doris Price. Most improved
bowler was Ruth Carpenter.
ROLLING PINS LEAGUE
First place team in Rolling
Pint league is Faber't Market.
Members are Vernie Rodgers.
Marilyn Johnson. Mary Cuxso
and Iris Wimer. Pauline's
ended second with Doris Dun
phy, Marion Nobbs, Beulah
Warren and Ann Hollingt
worth participants. Season's
high series were Vivian Rodg
ers 532. Marion Knobbs 520,
Sadie Coulter 510 and Lyla
Smith 548. Highest gama wat
228 bv Smith. Nancy Weber
tcored 638 high series with
handicap. Most improved
bowler was Wimer.
BULLDOG LEAGUE
Best game in Bulldog
league was a 188 by Verna
Durr. Standings at end 01 sec
ond half show Mutual of Oma
ha on top with 44, Betty
Brooks 465. Talent Club had
42, Pat Dwyer 471, Naumes
Eauipmcnt 39'2, Verna uurr
464, Pooles Mobile Homes
37 Gladys Johnson 428, La
Pointe's 37 V4, Diane Bales
370; Hart's Hatchery 32V4,
Helen Sakraida 413; Oregon
Liquid Gas 29, Ruth Vessey
438; United Radio 28, Lavon
Edwards 408r
LADY ELKS ONE
Lady Elks League One held
elections and president is
Faye Hogue. vice president is
Nelda Morris, secretary Wan
da Booth and sergeant-at-arms
Margia Gilkiton. D otf 0 1 h y
Jantier had 201 highest game
this week and Evelyn Read
rolled 200. Doodle Bugs had
1,379 best team series. Ter
mites have 29, Draggin Flies
20, Doodle Bugs 19 'J, Fire
Bugs 19. Beetle Bugs 18,
Crickets 15. Boll Weevils 13
and Lady Bugs 19Vi. Beit se
ries for each team were Aili
Salyers 440, Nellie Dyke 417,
Dorothy Jantter 515. Eva ses
sions 501. Roberta Travis 410,
Evelyn Read 479. Nelda Mor
ris 484 and Ila Hogue 449.
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