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;0 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON SUNDAY. JULY 1, 1962 RVCC Men Gain OGA's Titular Flight; Mrs Mitchell Wins Eugene Mil. Shirley Mitchell, Chico, Calif., play ing under the banner of Med ford'i Rogue Valley Country club, won her second found match Saturday in the wom en's championship division of the Oregon Golf association tourney. She defeated Mrs. Ken Om lid. Three Rogue Valley play ers who qualified tor the championship flight lost in the first round yesterday. They were Stewart Schroe. der, Harry Millette ..nd Dr. William Miller. Larry Hirons, Eugene, de feated Schroeder 2 up. Eyron Wood, Eugene, downed Mil lette 1 up. Bob Jensen, Port land, defeated Miller 2 and 1. through in the first day ofia 7 and 6 decision over Mrs. Eugene - d'PD - John Heti lund went into the first round of match play Saturday as the Oregon Golf association tour nament medalist after shoot ing a 69 Friday. Hedlund, a University of Oregon sophomore-to-be from Oswego, was the co-leader with a 73 after the first day of the 36-hole qualifying test Thursday. His two-day total of 142 was five strokes bet ter than those of his four nearest competitors. Bunched at 147 were Jerry Cundari of Eugene, Bill Lang- ley of Portland, Bruce Cudd of Portland and Tom Shaw of Eugene. Shaw and Cundari also are University of Oregon golfers. Hedlund had to share the distinction of the day's lowest round with Bob Woolsborn, an Oregon State student Woolborn also shot a 69. It took a 155 or lower to earn a berthn the champion ship round. ine iavontes all came women s match play at Eu gene Country club. Mrs. Car ole Jo Skala, the defending champion from Roseburg, was two over women's par in a 6 and 5 victory over Patty Dwyer, Portland. Mrs. Skala faced Sue Jennett of Oswe go Saturday. The latter raced through the first round with JW Logger Nine Meets Albany Club Memorial Field, While City A four-game week end men's soflball series will con elude here this afternoon. John Wheeler Logging of Medford encounters Siod-dard-Frink Chevrolet of Al bany. Play ball time is 1:30 p.m. and a twinbill is on tap. The two teams opened their stand with two games here last night. Stoddard-Frink is a mem ber of the Albany Men's league. John Wheeler is play ing independent ball this sea son and is scheduled to be host in August for the state tourney on this field. Don Smalley and Ken Ka line could handle the pitching for the Linn county club. For Wheeler Milan Kurtz and Vern Collins are the reliables for slab work. S. A. Peters, Medford. Women's medalist June Robinsen, Albany, defeated Mrs. Bill Miller, Medford 7 and 5. She was to meet Mrs. George Calderwood, Eugene, Saturday. Mrs. Ron Mitchell. Chico, MEDFORDt, iWrRIBUNE SPQMRTS Mustangs In Front in Junior Loop SO Jl'NIOR BASKHA1.L liuennf dlilt League Medford Giants ... Central Point Ranis . Jacksonville Central Pont Stari , Medford Yankees ... Phoenix-Talent . -, John Payne Top Hitter In Softball Association John Payne was the leading garage, 40. had been the most hitter, Jay Allen Cars had the I worked pitchers along with best team battinc averace and ! Wcatherfnrd. Cain had allnw. alifC, last years Southern Roi, Weatherford had the top led 25 hits, Reinholtz 34, Wca Oregon titlist and playing out pitching record in the Jai-k-! therford 36 and Neiswanger of Rogue Valley Country club, ;son county Softball associa-137. Medford, won her first round tion whcn statistics for games ! Cain had been charged with match from Mrs. Ken Omlid, .. ,r0UEn June 2n were com- i 20 runs. Nciswaneer with 21 tuaene. 'piled by League President inree rcincsi-iiiauvio Harrv rhinman. METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Metal Work Stainless, Galvanized and Copper Fabrication 2237 West Main PHONE 772-4440 Women's Golf JUNIOR GIRLS (Three-hole division) Theresa Eougherty and Re becca Sanford tied for low gross last Tuesday in the jun ior girls three-hole division golf play at Rogue Valley Country club. Mary Collins won low net. Pairings for Tuesday, July 2, are: 8:30 Jane Cordon. Ann Remi.'n teria, Sarah Collins; scorer. Mrs. R. Renienteria: 8:40 Mary Col lins. Christie Leer. Christine Han son: scorer. Mrs. R. Odell. 8:.i0 Karen Kellenbercor. Alison Hid eins, Jackie Dougherty; scorer Mrs. R. Leer. 9:00 Caroline Clark. Rebecca Sanford. Cindy Lynch, scorer; Mrs. J. Lynch. 9:10 Debbie San horn. Karol Garfield. Joan Hen kel. Sandv Baker; scorer. Mrs. J. Lewis. 9:20 Cheryl Brooks. Jan ice Carlson, Sarah Wood. Diane Schwann: scorer. Mrs. A. Clark. Rogue Valley Country club qualified for the men's cham pionship flight in the Oregon Golf association tournament. Stew Schroeder, 1961 Southern Oregon champion, qualified with 75-74149 and met Larry Hirons, Eu gene, yesterday. Harry Mil lette stroked 75-75 150 in the preliminary rounds and was Saturday rival of Byron Wood, Eugene. Dr. William Miller stroked 78-77 in quali fying and met Bob Jensen, Portland. Tom Teutsch, who has just moved from Medford to Eu gene, qualified with 178 and met Robert McCracken, Eu gene, in the first flight. East Tops West 13-8 Buffalo, N.Y. - IUPI) - Woody Hayes of Ohio State credited his own fullback, Bob Fergu son, and Roman Gabriel of North Carolina State yester day for the East's 13-8 victo ry over the West in the sec ond annual All- America football game. "They did the job for us with the help of a lot of other guys," said Hayes. "Ac tually, Ferguson played only about average until the fourth quarter. He's always great in the last quarter and Friday night was no exception." With the East trailing, 7-8, Ferguson raced 38 yards for a fourth period touchdown which enabled the East to square the newest of the pre season gridiron classic series at one-game all. The West won last year. 30-20. Murray Warmath of Minnesota, coach of the West, blamed "our own mistakes." Batting leaders, at that stage, were figured on the ba sis of 15 times al bat. Payne, Jay Allen player, was hitting .545 with 12 hits for 22 times at the plate. Jay Allen had a .297 toam mark through eight games. Veatherfo;d had allowed just 12 runs and 15 walks and had struck out 65 batters in 74 innings. He was second busiest chucker in total in nings as he pitched for Tru Mix Concrete. Other Leaders Following Payne among the top batters were Norm Hedge- peth, Tru-Mix, .480; Dale Matheny, Keith Schulz, .471; Bill Werner, Tru-Mix, .444, and Frank Morrison, Grants Pass. Tru-Mix had a .289 team batting mark, Grants Pass 288 an? Keith Schulz .282. Bill Keinholtz, Jay Allen Cars, 48 innings, Vern Neis wanger, Central Point, 42 frames, and Don Cain, Schulz .da, Z2b 4m dSS&v i2L& 2a aSai COURT DOWN SERVICE SPECIALS Travel Time TUNE-UP as low ai 6 cylinder $17.50 8 cylinder '. 19.95 Includes new ignition points, condenser, rotor and labor. SHOCK ABSORBERS Low $1140 as v& Ea. Inst. For Fords, Chevrolet, Plymouth! Z BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 5360 Check front wheel bearings, fan belt, battery, transmission, differential, cooling system. a o (3 a a 3 3 OIL CHANGE, FILTER v and LUBE SPECIAL D $"120 Low ' Plus as Oil Check front wheel bearings, fan belt, battery, trans. - diff., cooling system, brake fluid. BE in AND OUT IN MINUTES! Make Sure Your Car Is In TRIP-TOP CONDITION So you tin travel without tension! $ io. . z - With Ford's New- JjQr I SERVICE -J&&gg mm SAVE TIME and MONEY! No lengthy waiting! 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Eighth seeded Karen Hant ze of San Antonio, Tex., also advanced to the quarterfinals with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Judy Tcgart of Australia, but Vickl Palmer, Phoenix, Ariz., lost to fifth seeded Ann Hay don of Britain, 6-2, 6-2. Rcnce Schuurman of South Africa, the fourth seed, ral lied to beat Madonna Schacht of Australia, 5-7, 6-4, 6-1, and will play Mrs. Susman in the quarterfinals. Defending men s champion Rod Laver of Australia fought off a dctermiiiLd bid by the slow-starting Pierre Darmon of France to gain a 6-3, 6-2, 13-11 victory and reach the quarterfinals. and Keinholtz with 23 com pared to the 12 by Weather ford. Neiswanger had issued 16 bases on balls, Cain 20 and Reinholtz 23. Cain had fan ned 36 batters, Neiswanger 38 and Reinholtz 42. Play in the league has en tered its second half. Gaines this week are: TUESDAY-6:45 p.m., Keith Schulz vs. Tru-Mix (major); 8:15 p.m., Mail Tribune vs. Butte Falls (minor). THURSDAY - 6:45, Butte Falls vs. Sam Jennings (mi nor); 8:15, Tru-Mix vs. Grants Pass (major). FRIDAY - 6:45, Jay Allen vs. Central Point Merchants (major); 8:15, Inter national Harvester vs. Communication Workers of America (minor). STATISTICS: Raiting l.fadera Payne. JA Hcdsepeth. TM Mstheny. KS ... Werner, TM 18 Morrison, CPE 16 D. Reese, OPE 17 Parent. CPM 21 Ellis. BF 16 Hood. J A 28 Smith KS 17 Barnum. SJ 17 G, Reese. GPE 20 Don Sanford, KS ... 23 Shulls J A 27 Le Roy IH IS Walker. SJ 19 D. Burns, CPM IS G. Brllt TM 21 Neiswanger, CPM ..in Casey, MT 20 Itching Browns. GP FerRuson. GP ... McLeniore. GP Safler. GP Aveline. KS Cain. KS AR R II .22 9 12 .25 10 12 ret. .545 .480 .471 .444 .438 .412 .4B1 .37.1 .357 .353 .353 .350 .348 .333 .333 .333 .333 .333 .316 .300 Pf. Wee League W. Central Point Indians 2 Medford Wildcats . 2 Central Point Braves 1 Medford Tigers 1 Jacksonville 0 Phoenix-Talent . . .0 Junior l.eagua w. Central Pt. Mustancs 2 Grants Pass 1 Medford I Crater Cubs 0 Yreka 0 Pet. 1 otto 1 000 1.0110 .000 .000 .000 Pet. i ooo ; l ooo ; 500 .500 I .000 i 0O0 ( Pel. 1 .OOO 1 000 500 .000 .000 Reinholtz, JA Neiswanner. CP . Tnnn, Harry, CP . Moore. BF Carrigan. BF Ellis. BF Kusehel. MT Do Voss MT Auttard. MT Barnuni. SJ Garrett. SJ Ziekefoose. SJ .. Corwln, J.. 1H .... Hale. IH Gilford. IH Corwln. E., CWA Corwin. L.. CWA IP R It .22 5 12 .7 1 1 .2 2 2 .9 8 7 . 5 3 3 .40 20 25 .47 12 36 .48 23 34 ,.42'i 21 37 , 4 8 5 .12 A 9 ..12 20 11 ,. 8 29 2' .34 38 43 ..II 14 11 ..5 8 6 ..24 38 36 ..4 1 1 .18 10 11 ..14 14 18 .. 7'ii 9 6 -lTii 26 28 ..4 4 4 ..17 40 25 .. 6 24 15 GP Elks, Jennings Nab Tilts Grants Pass Elks and Sam Jennings company were win ners Friday in opening games of the Jackson County Soft ball association's second half. The Elks downed Jay Al len Cars 5 to 0 in the Major league and Jennings whipped International Harvester in the Minor loop. Johnny Browns tossed a three-hitter with nine strike outs and two bases on balls for Grants Pass. Jay Allen thrower Jim Reinholz gave up five hits but permitted no bases on balls. He fanned one. Frank Morrison rammed two hits for the Elks and Browns and Leonard Button each doubled in the seventh frame. Jerry Shults knocked a two baser for the Carmen. Three for Ziekefoose George Ziekefoose wallop ed three hits and Dick Paup two for Jennings which col lected a total of 10 hits off Harvester's Pete Hale. Keith Garrett and Ziekefoose com bined for a five-hitter with Hale clouting two of the blows. Garrett permitted two of the hits and two walks, strik ing out one. Ziekefoose was reached for throe safeties but allowed no free passes. He fanned two. Hale walked three batters and hit three. He whiffed two. Central Point Mustangs took over lone top position in the Southern Oregon Jun ior Baseball league Friday by tripping Medford 8 to 6. Yreka, Calif., for the sec ond time during the week, failed to show up for a game, and forfeited to Grants Pass. The Mustangs took the ear lier forfeit and have a 2-0 record in the loop. In the Friday tussle with Medford the Mustangs put across six runs in the first inning. They had h,ts by Doug Miller, Greg Beivun and Ron Sanford and the aid of four walks, an error and a squeeze play. Singles by Frank Armstrong and Bill Buckholtz and a double steal figured in two fourth inning markers. Ingredient! Doubles by Rick Hassman and Jack Mullen, singles by Wenatchee Cops Title United Press International It isn't the acceptable way to do it but Wenatchee won the first-half title in the Northwest league Friday night by losing. Lewiston topped the Chiefs 9-8 In 10 innings but Tri-City took second - place Yakima 7-4. Salem nicked Eugene 8-7 in the other game. There were but three games left in the first half and even if Wenatchee dropped all three and Yakima won all three, the Chiefs would still finish out in front by two percentage points. Jim Brennan and Bruce Ber- trand and a walk were ingre dients in a four-run fourth for Medford. Central Point Indians blanked Phoenix-Talent 29 to 0 in a Thursday Pee Wee league game. The Indians col-1 lectcd 11 runs in one frame.! Joey Pinkham hurled a one- j hitter, striking out nine and walking one. David Bailey got a triple and two doubles j in four batting turns. Doug I Miller hit two for three and I Terry Twedell homered. In dians swiped 53 bases. i Games this week are: ! i IN TF It 51 KDI ATE 8 Monday Medford Giants at Phoenix, Talent; Jacksonville at Medford Yankees. Central Point Stars at Central Point Rams. R 7 Ames, Iowa - (UPli - One time collegiate decathlon star Bob Lawson, freshman trade coach at the University of Kansas for the past two years, Friday was named head track coach at Iowa State Univer sity here. PKE W KES Tuesday Central Point Braves at Central Point Indians, Medford Wildcats at Medford Timers, Jack sonville at Phoenix-Talent. Thursday Central Point In diana at Medford Wildcats. Med ford Ticera at Phoenix-Talent, Jacksonville at Central Point Braves. Jl'NIOIIS Friday Medford at Grants Pars. Central Point Mustan&s at Crater Cutis. 1.1NF.SCOHK: . (Friday Junior) CP Mwitancs 600 20 A 7 1 Medford 101 4x 6 9 1 White and Miller; Hasnman, Farthing 12) and Coss. Be Choosy . . . Get Jacuzzi PUMPS! V2 H.P. DEEP WELL PUMP With 42 Gal. Tank and Air Charger $15.95 down, $13.15 per mo. in - vj-" s Irrigation Pumps Centrifugal and up Siskiyou Hardware 22S W. 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