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Oregon's Buck Deer Season Will Open on September 29 Portland - IUPII - Oregon's 1962 big game hunting regu lations will be similar to last year's. The general buck deer sea son will open Sept. 29 and run through Oct. 21 and the special permit season for antlcrless deer opens Oct. 6 and closes Oct. 21. A total of 135,600 antlerless permits will be available, an increase of 6.700 over last year. The commission approved three extended deer hunts in the agricultural areas of the Willamette Valley, along the 10 Champs Defend In NCAA National Eugene - IUPII - Ten cham pions will be here to defend their titles this week end in tiie 41st annual NCAA Track and Field meet on Hayward field. And the West Coast is a heavy favorite to win its 27th team title. ' The undefeated Webfoots from Oregon rank as the fa vorites. They have qualified 22 men and defeated South ern California, the defending champion, in a dual meet ear lier in the season. Southern California, with 18 qualifiers, can't be count ed out, nor can San Jose State with 12 entries or Villanova with 10. And Oregon State will have a 15-man delega tion on hand. ,Oregon has two of the re turning champions, miler Dy rol Burleson and high hur dler Jerry Tarr. Both could set NCAA records. Burelson holds the mile record of 4:00.5, but has been well un der that this year. Tarr has bettered the high hurdles mark of 13.6 held by Lee Calhoun. 100 Hot Race Villanova's Frank Budd will attempt to repeat as champion in the 100 and the 220, but he faces classy com petition in Oregon's Harry Jerome, Bob Hayes of Flori da A&M, and Omaha's Roger Sayers, who beat Hayes in the NAIA meet. The other defending cham pions are Adolph Plummer Gold Rey Fish Count: WEEK ENDING JUNE 9: Chinook salmon-5,502 (in cluding 18.8 per cent jack salmon). Summer run steclhcad-5. FULL SEASON: Chinook salmon-18,572 (in cluding 15.1 jack salmon) since April 17. Summer run steelhead-14 since May 11. RENT a Hertz Truck by the WEEK, DAY or HOUR A. B. Scarlett Licenses Medford Agent CHUCK RISSE RICHFIELD SERVICE 9th & Central PHONE 772-5638 Counsel With . . . Mr. Insurance Fred Brennan F. R. Brennan, C.I.A. MEDFORD INSURANCE Agency PHONE 773-7343 27 North Holly Street south fork of the Walla Walla River and in the Hood River and The Dalles areas. There als will be 26 controlled seasons, for which 23,000 tags will be issued. The coastal elk season will run from Oct. 27 through Nov. 9 and the season in the rest of the state from Oct. 27 through Nov. 25. The Clat sop unit again will be open only to 5.000 special permit holders. Another 22 permit hunts will be allowed in oth er areas throughout the state. Antelope season will be of New Mexico in the 440, Pat Clohessy of Houston in the three - mile, John Law ler of Abilene Christian in the steeplechase, Dallas Long of USC in the shot put, John Thomas of Boston university in the high jump, Don Mey ers of Colorado in the broad jump, and Dixon Farmer of Occidental in the 440 -yard hurdles. Farmer, however, has been bothered by a leg injury and may pass up the meet. About 300 athletes from 93 schools are entered in the track and field carnival. Friday's schedule includes the three - mile final and pre liminaries in all other events except the 3,000-meter stee plechase. The Saturday program has semifinals in the 100 and high hurdles, plus finals in all events except the three-mile. Funk, Forey, Morris Kart Racing Victors Bud Funk gained first place award for single engines and Dick Florey first for dual engine vehicles Sunday in a 50-lap event at Medford Kart ways on Sunday. Only three karts finished the race. Funk was first and Gary Austin second in A junior racing. Dan Morris was A senior winner with Chet Ayrcs runnerup. In B class it was Florey first and Ron Austin second. Red Bruce was the hard luck man Sunday. He wreck ed an engine on one kart and broke the steering apparatus on another. Rental karts will be at the tracq this Saturday and Sun day from noon on. Racing Commission Continues Suspension Portland - IUPII - The Ore gon Racing Commission Mon day continued the suspension of trainer High Dayton for the balance of the current racing year. The decision uDheld the j Portland Racing stewards. Dayton was suspenuea oy me stewards after laboratory tests on Red State, winner of j a May 29 race, disclosed traces of a drug. BOWLING SUMMER BAM. Si CHAIN Nailers 3-1 1 3. Dave Laflln 3Rfi; Team One il-3i 1, Lea Golden 301. Loco's 13-1) 3. Jan Lovett 531: Team Three (1-3) 1, Bob Price 5251. Belles and Bulls (3-1) Pat Pat terson 5S1: 8-Balls (1-3) 1. Jack Whisnan 482. 2 Hita and 2 Mrs. (2-21 2. Alan Holmes SfiB: Republicans (2-2) 2, Dave Baylor 548. Alan Holmes 212. Jan Lovett 208; Belles and Bulls 2220. RANDOM TI.MHKR l.EAGl.'E Team Eight (24'j-lHai 1, War ren Rock 463; Team Six (11 ', 24'a) 3. Delbert Ross 528. Team One 123-13) 2. George Mul vey 481: Team Three (leVs-lO1?) 2. Nolan Vaughn 501. Team Five (23-13) 4. Wilma Lo gan 468; Team Seven (13-23) 0. Joe Silva 406. Team Two (18-18). Barkley Evans 428: Team Four 16 1 a-L9 (2 3. Jim Adams 474. Warren Rock 203. FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS, SELECT A CERTIFIED INSURANCE AGENT. QUALIFIED There are Two Qualified Insurance Agents at Aug. 25-29, with 600 tags is sued. Bear were classified as game animals in all national forest lands between U.S. Highways 99 and 97 and with in one mile of the Rogue Riv er between Agness and Graves Creek. Open season will be Sept. 1 through Dec. 15, with a bag limit of one. Bear are not protected in other areas of the state. The most important change from earlier tentative regula tions was repeal of a pro posed requirement that hunt ers bring out the entire head of their kill. The commission had receiv ed many protests, mainly from Grant county, that elk hunters would be greatly in convenienced if they had to pack the heavy heads out from deep canyons. The commission amended its tagging regulation to pro write the date, county and spe cies of his kill on the back of his license as soon as he has completed tagging the an imal. Expansion Of Big 5 Rumored 'Victoria, B. C. - IUPII - One persistent rumor, not on the agenda, and routine business matters were expected to keep Big Five athletic directors busy today at their annual spring meeting. The rumor concerns expan sion, principally the addition of Washington State Univer sity, although the Cougars have no representative here. At the opening session Mon day, the directors recommend ed four changes in conference track meets and also set up an agenda for the athletic council which meets Wednes day. The council is composed of the athletic directors and faculty representatives. Firm May Promote Both TV and Fight New York -IUPII- Despite three record bids from out siders, there's more than a 50- 50 chance that Championship Sports, Inc., will promote the closed - circuit television as well as the Floyd Patterson- Sonny Liston fight itself at Chicago, Sept. 25. That's wnai attorney Thom as A. Bolan, president of CSI, said today after studying the three bids for television and other ancilliary rights to the fight. A's Bomb Beavers In Exhibition Game Portland - (UPI1 - The Kan sas City Athletics showed the Portland Beavers ana v.iai fans whv thev are only nine games out of the American League lead Monday nigni, bombing the Beavers 8-4 in an exhibition game. The A's jumped on Port land starter Jim Archer for nvnn runs In the first two innings. They scored five runs on six hits in the second in ning as Bobby Del Greco and Norm Siebern smashed dou bles. STANDINGS Bv United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE W. I.. Pet. GB Los Angeles 43 in .694 San Francisco .. 40 21 .656 2'i nnrinnsll 31 23 .574 8 Pittsburgh 32 25 .561 8'i St. Louis 31 25 .554 Milwaukee 27 31 .466 14 Philadelphia .... 24 33 .421 16',j Houston 24 34 .414 17 Chicago 20 30 .330 21 'i New York .......... 16 38 .296 21 Monday's Results Pittsburgh 6, Chicago t Philadelphia 8. St. Lodia 3 New York 3. Houston 1 San Francisco at Cincinnati, postponed, ixin. Only games scheduled. Tuebdav't Prohibit Pitchers San Francisco at Cincinnati (2, twi-night) Marichal )8-4, and Mc Cormick 22 vs. OToole (4-6) and Orabowsky 1 1 -3 or Klippstein (1-1- Los Angeles at Milwaukee might) Podres (3-4) vs. Burdette I3-4-. Pittsburgh at Chicago Haddix (4-2) vs. Hobbie (l-7i. New York at Houston (night) Miller (0-4) vs. Johnson (3-6i. Philadelphia at St, Louia might) Brown (04) vs. Broglio (2-2). AMERICAN LEAGUE W. I.. Minnesota 34 24 New York 31 22 Cleveland 31 22 Los Angelei 30 24 Detroit 2B 2fl Chicago 2!) 23 Baltimore 28 2ft Pet. ,S8fi .58ft .583 .538 .31(1 .500 .491 .431 .407 .343 i Kansas City 25 33 I Boston 22 32 10 13', Washington m m Monday's Results Cleveland 10. Boston 0 Baltimore 5. New York 3 (night) Only games scheduled. Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Detroit at New York might) Larv (l-3l vs. Stafford (3-3 1. Cleveland at Washington (ntffht) Donovan (8-2i vs. Orteen 2-5 Minnesota at Los Angeles (night) Bonikowski 5-4t vs. Lee 4-3i. Baltimore at Boston might! Fisher 1 11 vs. Delock (0-Oi. Chicago at Kansas City mighti Pizarro 1 3-4 1 vs. Wickersham (6-2i. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Pre. GB Salt Lake City .. 32 2n .IS San Diego Ji Seattle 31 23 S3 .374 Ticnm, 27 27 .300 .492 .472 .458 Portland 29 30 Hawaii 23 2 Vancouver 22 20 Spokane 13 33 Mondav'a Retulta Tacoma 7. San Dleio 1 Hawaii 3. Salt Lake City 1 Only gamei acheduled. Turidav'a Gimf, Vancouver at Tacoma Salt Lake City at San Die Seattle at Portland I Hawaii at Spokane MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Mctfori)Tribuie SPdDMTTS Jacksons, Capture Crowns in Rogue Tennis Meet Ashland - Jim Jackson, Portland, won the men's sin gles championship for the fourth straight year and Ted Jackson, Portland, and Sandy Shugart, Medford, each won two individual crowns in the Rogue Valley Tennis tourna ment over last week end here. Ted took both the 18 and under and 16 and under boys' singles and shared the men's doubles title with his broth er, Jim, on the Southern Ore gon college courts. Miss Shu gart was victor in women's and 18 and under girl?' sin gles. Other champions were Earl Brooks. Klamath Falls, and Kay O'Bryon, Redding, Calif., in mixed doubles, Sandra Irv ing in 16 and under girls' singles, Wayne Robert and Mike Graban, Redding, in men's 18 and under doubles and Larry Brooks, Eugene, in college men's doubles. Jim Jackson defeated El lis Williamson, Eureka, Calif., in his singles finale, 10-8, 6-2. He and Ted teamed to beat Williamson and Jack Yeider, Eureka, in three-set doubles decider. Miss Shugart won from Sue County League Softball Tilts Slated Tonight International Harvest er plays Central Point at 6:45 o'clock and Communications Workers of America meets Jay Allen Cars at 8:15 p.m. in Jackson County Softball association teams. In a practice bill between two league members on Sun day Grants Pass Elks beat Tru-Mix Concreve 8 to 3 in seven innings and the Med ford team headed GP 6 to 2 after five. Complete Drag Racing Results Are Announced Complete results were re leased today on last week end's Spring Championship drag races held at the Med ford drag strip by Southern Oregon Timing association. Top honors were swept up by the Shoehorn dragster from Reno, Nev. In doing so they set a new track record for gas cars at 169.59 miles per hour. Second Eliminator money went to the Henry-Germann "A" class roadster from Kla math Falls, Ore. This Chevrolet-powered speedster also set a new class record of 140.62 m.p.h. Keith & Williamson. Sanla Clara, Calif., walked off with Class Speed ET. BFX M01.4fi "13.03 SSS 101.20 -13.82 SS 80.02 15.2!) A S 07.82 14.43 B'S 02.71 14.04 C S 02.30 15.43 Caut 82.04 14.80 DS 90.54 15.28 D aut 89.10 13.80 E 91.74 15.13 F 88.23 16.04 Faut R.V30 16.60 G B2.56 17.12 H 83.17 16.96 I R6.95 17.37 J 80.35 17.32 K 70.86 18.00 L. 75.31 18.58 A 103.44 '13 48 B 100.00 1385 C 08.03 15.01 D - 07.82 14.30 F 50 20 '22.01 B mod 102.27 13.64 A 01 64 14.40 B 102.83 13.06 C '110.02 13.02 D 03.65 15.33 G 85.87 15.83 B St 104 40 13 54 A 140.62 "10.64 B 104.40 13.32 B mod'112.92 12 62 Cfuel' 124.01 11.65 B 126.78 M0.86 A 112 07 Ml. 82 C 79 43 M6 23 C X 25 82 AA MHO .30 '9.04 A 138.6. 10 45 B 130.4.1 11.06 B fuel 121.62 11 26 A fuel inn si 0 42 A.luel 169 81 9.79 ELIMINATORS: Stock Tcrrv Wolherl, Roseburg, Ore. Street Cordv Jenrn. Eugene. Ore Middle Keith & Williamson. Santa Clara. Calif. Second Henry A- Gerniann. Klamath Falls, Ore. Top Shoehorn. Reno Nrv. Club Participation KLAN Racing Team, Springfield. Ore. ANNOUNCING Jim Farrar Now at Bud's East Sid Texaco Station. For your wheel alignment problems. 30 yean experience. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Shugart Jennings, Klamath Falls, 6-1, 6-0, in the ladies' champi onship match. She beat Sue Naumes, also 6-1, 6-0, for the 18 and under title. Ted Jack son turned back Dennis Oakcs, Eureka, in his 18 and under concluder and Lee Wimberley, Medford, 6-2, 6-3, in 16 and under. Brooks and O'Bryon mixed team trimmed Wimberley and Shugart, 7-9, 6-4, 6-3, in their championship match. Miss Irving won from Sue Nau mes, Medford, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5. Robert and Graban took their crown in a tussle with Wimberley and Steve Miller, Redding, 6-2, 6-4. For the col lege banner Brooks beat Dave Grove, Walnut Creek, Calif., 6-0, 6-1. SEMI-FINAL RESULTS: Men's singles Jim Jacks n n. Portland, del. Larry Brooks. Eu gene. 6-2. 8-6; Ellis Williamson, Eureka, def. Earl Brooks, Klamath Falls 6-1. 6-4. Men's doubles Ted and Jim Jackson. Portland, def. Phil Hol- man and Tot! Tibbults, Medlnrd, 7-5. 6-4: Williamson and Jack Leider. Eureka, del. Earl Brooks and Jerry Jennings. Klamath Falls. 6-2. 6-3. Mixed doubles Eali Brooks and Kav O'Bryon. Redding, def. Jerry and Sue Jennings. Klamath Falls; Lee wimneriey ana sanay nu carl. Medford. def. Mr. and Mrs. Ogdcn Kellogg. Gold Hill, 8-1. 6-2. Women's singles Sue Jennings del, O'Bryon. 6-0. 6-0: Shugart bye. Bovs 18 and under led Jack son def. Bud Horn. Springfield, 6-2. 6-2; uennis wanes, curexa, def. Ken Stevenson, Ashland, 6-3, 4-6. 6-4. Boys 16 and under Ted Jackson def. Wayne Robert, Redding. 6-1, 6-3; Wimberley def. Mike Naumes, Medford, 6-4, 6-4. Girls 18 and under Shugart bye: Sue Naumes. Medford, def. Marcy Miller. Medford, 6-3. 6-2. Girls 16 and under Sue Naumes def. Linda Brooks. Klamath Falls, 6-1, 6-1; Sandra Irving, Medford, def. Marcy Miller 6-3. 6-4. Boys 18 and under doubles Wimberley and Steve Miller. Red ding, def. Oakcs and John Corbett, Eureka, 6-3. 6-4: Robert and Mike Graban. Redding, def. Stevenson and Dave Geil, Klamath Falls, 3-6. 8-6. 6-4. College men's singles Larry Brooks. Eugene, def. Jack La Fever. Yroka. 6-1. 7-5: Dave Grove, Walnut Creek, def. John Bausquet, Klamath Falls. 6-0. 6-4. Middle Eliminator by gunning their B gas dragster to a top speed of 130.43 m.p.h. in com petition. Street eliminator went to Cordy Jenson, Eugene, and Roseburg's Terry Wolbert copped the stock eliminator award. The meet's most beautiful entry was the Becker & Beck ncr "A" dragster from Al bany, Ore. Club participation went to the KLAN racing team of Springfield, Ore., with 21 cars entered in the meet; Following are the complete results showing class, speed, elapsed time, winner, and win ner's car, in that order. Winners Name Car STOCK Larry Pantlc, Eugene, Ore , 02 Chev .Joe Johnson, Eugene. Ore fi2 Chev Leon Crawford. Klamath Agency. Ore... 81 Chev Garrett Corrigan. Anderson. Calif Don Morrison. Klamath. Falls, Ore 82 Chev Ted Kelm. Eugene, Ore 37 Chev John Frnzfer, Medford. Ore. . 38 Plym Bill Laswell. Springfield, Ore 58 Chev Roger Claxton. Roseburg. Ore 58 Pont. Jim Younce. Gold Beach, Ore 82 Chev l,ee Burton, (".rants Pass. Ore fit Chev Rod Green. Klamath Falls. Ore 81 Chev James Penniner, Sclma. Ore 58 Chev Bob Hihbs, Brookings. Ore. fiO Pont. Cordy Jensen. Eugene. Ore 50 Chev Glenn Cave. Medford, Ore 55 Studi Brian Weigart. Klamath Falls, Ore 34 Ford Jerry Scott. Roseburg. Ore 53 Chev SPOUTS Terry Wolbert. Roseburg. Ore H2 Chev Dick Murdock. Portland. Ore 61 Corv. Bob Cheyne. Klamath Falls, Ore 80 Corv. John Fisher, Medford, Ore 61 Corv. Steve Gribblc. Brookings. Ore 38 Meln Cordy Jensen, Eugene, Ore 57 Corv. GAS Joe Kinder. Burns. Ore. .. 47 Chev John Armstrong. Nampa. Idaho 33 Chev Mike Pclak, Chico. Calif 37 Chev Jim PcebleH, Grants Pass. Ore. 33 Chev Lyle & Larry Foster. Yreka. Calif 36 Ford ROADSTERS Jim Holland, Sacramento, Calif. . .29 Ford Henry & Gerniann. Klamath Falls, Ore. Tony Spade. Redding, Calif 27 Ford Thompson & MoClurg, Medford, Ore... 27 Ford Clyde Marke, Fremont. Calif COMPETITION Bob Ducdall & Edd Marrs, Albany, Ore. 24 Ford CYCLES Stewart Castro. Grants Pass, Ore. Karley Don Foosc. Medford. Ore Dan Muller, Brookings, Ore Honda DRAGSTERS' Shoehorn, Welsh & Butler. Reno, Nav... Chev Becker & Beckncr. Albanv. Ore. .. . Chev Keith Sc Williamson, Santa Clara. Calif. Chev Rodtcrs it Madruga. Mllpitas. Calif. ... Olds Alhnch A Coonrod. Vancouver. Wash. Chrys. Van Dyke. Wulf, Leventon. Carmichael.Chryi. Calif, itie for top fuel speed) Cokes Play Hawks Stuart Young is expected to get the pitching call Wed nesday evening when the Medford Cokes play their sec ond Southern division game in American Legion junior baseball. Medford entertains the Klamath Falls Hawks at 7:30 p.m. at Memorial field. White City. No information is immedi ately available on the Hawks. They are one of two teams in the division from Klam ath Falls. If this year's pat tern is the same as the one for 1961, the Hawks are the No. 2 Legion team of their community. Johansson Faces European Champ Dick Richardson New York -IUPII- Ingcmar Johansson will try to win the European heavyweight cham pionship from Dick Richard son of Wales next Sunday at Goteborg, Sweden. That bout and a lightweight contenders' battle for televi sion Saturday night between Paolo Rosi of New York and Carlos Hernandez of Venezu ela at Madison Square Garden will top the week's boxing ac tivities. The week's boxing schedule includes: Tuesday: Sacramento, Calif. -Zora Follcy vs. Paul An drews. Omaha, Neb.-Bill Niel sen vs. Jackie Richards. Fres no, Calif.-Gabe Terronez vs. Floyd Sampson. Thursday: Glasgow, Scotland-Henry Hank vs. John (Cowboy) McCormack. Friday: Los Angeles Olym pic, Johnny Smith vs. Sonny Gill. Rome, Italy-Giulio Rin aldi vs. Chuck Garrett. Baseball MONDAY MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS Bv United Press International AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland ...004 000 411 10 13 1 Boston 000 000 000 0 7 1 Perry (5-3) and Romano. Wilson. Fornieles (9) and Tillman. Loser Wilson (3-2). HR Klrkland. Phil lips. Baltimore ... 210 020 0005 B New York 000 102 0003 9 0 Roberts. Barber (8). Wllhelm (0) and Landrlth. Lau iSi Daley. Bou ton (6). Coates (8) and Howard. Winner Roberts (1-2). Loser Da ley (2-1). HR Landrlth, Berra. Gentile. (Only games scheduled). NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh ....201 003 0008 12 1 Chicago 010 000 0001 7 0 Gibbon, Olivo (R) and Burgess. Cardwell, Gerard (8), Buhl (9) and Thncker. Winner Gibbon (1-1 1. Loser Cardwell (2-7). HR Stuart 2. New York ... 000 021 0003 8 0 Houston 000 010 0001 7 1 Jackson (3-7) and Taylor. Far rel, McMahon 0i and Ranew, Loser Farre'l (4-6). Philadelphia 110 020 3108 12 1 St. Louis . ...102 000 0115 12 2 McLish, Hamilton (3i. Short I8l, Green (9) and S. White. Simmons. Bauta (7). McDaniel (8i, Ferrarcse (9) and Swat ski. Winner Hamil ton (4-5). Loser Simmons (6-3). HR De meter, Callison, San Francisco ai Cincinnati, postponed, rain. luniy namei ntnefluii-u i, Fights Auckland. N.Z. (UPI) Tuna Scanlan. New Zealand, stopped Jimmv Remson. Detroit uu, weights unavallble), Boston ( urn rvenny lbme, 137'.. Muskegon, Mich., outpoint ed Tommy Tibbs, 132',a, Boston (1U. Corvallis - (UPI) - Steve Pauly was named Monday as captain of the 1963 Oregon Stale track and field team. Pauly, also a star basketball player, throws the javelin and runs the high hurdles. PICK A SIZE NEW IIZE D0D0C DART. Sized right in the middle ot the big jnd little. tUsy to park. COMPACT OOOGC If you want 1 compact that don more than just save flis. Lots of pep. Dodge dependability. Manufacturer's suttted retail price tor Dart 6 cyhndrr Lancer ft your mswer. Manufacturer'! suggested retail price for Lancer 10 2 2-4oor sedan, ei elusive of destination charges, wheel covers and white walls; 2241. doar sedan, exclusive of destination charges, while walls and wheel covers: M351. This will be the league opener for the Hawks, unless by schedule change they've met the Falcons. Othr Games Medford opened by heal - ing Grants Pass last Sunday, The Cokes won both the Women's Golf Rogue Valley Country club lady golfers wore hostesses to ladies of three California clubs last Thursday. Winners from Del Norte Country club, Crescent City, were: B. Spencer, 95 low gross; L. Radzweit, 74 first low net; S. Bowie, 76 second low net. Winners from Bayside, Eu reka, were: L. Marshall, 83 low gross; L. Thorpe, 82 low net. Winners from Baywood, Eureka, were: E. Fiieden bough, 95 low gross;' B. Fran ceschi, 75 first low net; L. Bean, B. Lannin, A. Higgins, A. Cannam were a four way tie for second low net with ail 82. Medford winners were Mrs. William Miller, over-all low gross 87; Mrs. Richard Finch and Mrs. Galen Sanner, tied for over-all low net 75; Class A group, Mrs. S. A. Peters; Class B group, Mrs. Warren Bayliss; Class C group, Mrs. Dick Knight; Class D group, Mrs. Stan Stark. Second play of Willamette Valley-Southern Oregon Wom en's Golf association was held in Grants Pass last Wednes day. It was the one play of the year on the Ellen Evans trophy. Rogue Valley won by having the six lowest nets. Five Medford women won honors. Mrs. William Miller was low gross in the cham pionship division with 89 and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks low net with 76. In Class A Mrs. William Clark was low gross with 96 and in Class B Mrs. C. H. Barrell was second low net with 80. Mrs. Swenson was Class C low gross with 107. Play for next Thursday, June 14, will be medal and the third play on the Rogue Valley women's trophy. June PalrlngK: Mosdnintm Richard Schwann, B. Collins. Fred Coleman. S. O. Prough; Gordon Reeves. R. H. Torhcim, William T. Clark, Frank Bcnesh; E. W. SU-kels, K.cnnelh Teeter, Leonard Scblldt, Galen Sanner; Ken McHufib. Charier Gustafson. Robert pHlmer. Ray Frisbie; S. A. Peters. R. Ren Tay lor. Llovd Brooks. Richard Finch: F. G. Bunch. R. K. Peters. Warren Bayliss, Ed M lines; Robert Morris, Brian Doug I ass, Frank Tamney, Russ Achcson; AI Williams. Wal ler Shaylor. T. A. Luibcrtson Jr., Randall Gifford. Mesdamcs William Cowninff, Lawrence Buonoeore. Robert Hari, S. L. Stark: Max Millhotlln. Karle Tichenor, Charles JVIcAdams. J. A. Dickey; Wayne Sadey, Glen Fa brick. Thomas Lorciu. Lou C. Mc Laughlin; Arthur Wood, Wayne Struble, Jim Bayliss, Richard Re mcnteria; R. E, Randalph, Tony Cappello. Tom Tubhs, E. C. Trum bly: George Pearson. Reese Alex ander. C. H. Barrel!. Howard Scroggln; W, L. Stark. C. R. Wil liamson, Dick House. B. D. Mitch ell; Jerry Olson, Floyd Somers. An drew Foley; R. M. Sorenson, W. H. Pvle. Robert DeLorme; M. Donald McGeary, R. B. Knight, F. L. Brewer. 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Super Spinner wheel covers inrj white walls: 2964, fA 'swot PARSONS MOTORS, TUESDAY. JUNE 12. In Legion Tussle , counting game and the non league one from GP. i The No. 1 Klamath team, j the Falcons, will be hosts to Medford next Saturday night. ; On Sunday in non-league play j Medford will take on Coos ' Bay in two games on the ; Southern Oregon college field at Ashland. In other division action during this week and week end. the Central Point Chen ey Studs oppose Grants Pass on Friday evening at White City and the Hawks play at Grants Pass on Sunday Lockwood-Landers Team Faces Casey-Larson in Best Ball Tourney Final Forest Casey and Max Lar son will play Bob Lockwood and John Landers for the men's best ball golf tourna ment championship at Rogue Valley Country club. Casey and Larson needed a 19th hole to nose out Ran dall Gifford and Dave Law rence in one semifinal. Lock wood and Landers beat Jack Mitchell and Ken Petersen 3 and 2 in the other cham pionship semi. In the first flight the finale will be between Wally Rob inson and Dick Finnell and Earle Tichenor and Jim Gill. Robinson and Finnell ad vanced with a 3 and 1 win over John Gustafson and Ota Bincgar. Tichenor and Gill beat Miles Doran and Ken Teeter. Beat Champion Larry Butler, with a 63, fired the low net in National Golf day beat the champ competition at Rogue Valley. Twenty-five men at the club beat, with their net scores, the 75 gross shot by Gene Littler, U.S. Open champ, last week. George Barnum netted Santa Clara Loses Opening Game In NCAA Baseball Omaha, Neb. - IUPD Pre- tourney favorite Santa Clara, I surprise loser m its opening game Monday, played Mis souri today in second round action in the NCAA national baseball tournament. I In the winners' bracket U 1 will be Michigan meeting Holy Cross and surprising Ithaca tangling wllh lonaa Stale. Two teams were to be trim mcd from the eight-team field today when the Broncos of Santa Clara met Missouri and Texas played Colorado State. ' LAMPORT'S Medford's Most Popular SPORTING GOODS STORE 226 East Main Street Don't Forger . FATHER'S DAY We Have a Store Full of Gifts for Him! Phone 772-6815 Open Fridays Until 9 P.M. 315 E. .5th, Medford 1962 Pollard First In Auto Main Art Pollard, Medford, won the 35-Iap modified sportsman auto race Sunday at Eugene. Two Portlanders. Bill Hyde and Ernie Koch, were sec ond and third respectively be hind him. Pollard was second In the trophy dash and second in the fast heat. He was also second fastest time in the time trials. 65 and Pat Lynch 66. Butler was also five strokes under the champ with his gross of 70, the low gross in Col day rivalry here. Bud Brooks leads qualify ing for the men's club cham pionship tourney at RVCC with a 73. Bob Fasel quali fied with a 74 and Ray Lind quist and Dr. N. J. 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