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Grants Pass VFW Bert Riedland 238-4V; John Jar dine 233-4V. MEDFORDcWTRIBUNB SFdDMTTS Cokes, Studs Clash In Legion Baseball Medford Cokes and Cheney Studs collide tonight in their sixth American Legion junior baseball meeting of the sea- son-and the last between the two clubs this year. The fracas will be at the usual location -Memorial field, White City-with a 7:30 p.m. starting time. Both teams are members of the Southern division of Area 4 but tonight's battle will have no loop significance. Central Point, however, will aim for a break even victory with the Cokes in season play, while Medford will attempt to add to a 3-2 edge over the Studs in 1962 games. Rivalry between the two clubs has been keen, interest ing and exciting in recent years with neither actually a favorite except in the senti mental way. And, this eve ning's encounter still rates the tossup category. If the year's final tangle between the CP and Medford crew is like the last one, the fray will be a long affair. The teams battled for 12 innings last Monday before the Cokes emerged 4 to 3. Larry Mason or Mike Pep per will get the pitching call of Studs' Coach Bill Askwith. Medford tutor Cliff McLean said that he may have Bill En yart in the starting role and have Bob King finish on the hill. Team lineups otherwise will be about the same as they have been in recent games. Central Point will contend again at White City on Friday night against the Klamath Falls Hawks. It will be a di vision game. Medford enter tains Roseburg in a non leaguer at the Veterans Ad ministration domiciliary dia mond on Sunday. PRODDING MOTHER Hammond, Ind. - (UPII - Ra leigh Dahl, 18, plans to ful fill the rest of his sentence for illegal possession of fire works the hard way. Dahl, sentenced by "spanking judge" William Obermiller, of Whiting, Ind., to have his hair cut short and to read Edward Gibbon's "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire," was told he could report on the condensed paperback version of the book. Bui with a bit of prodding from his mother, Dahl began reading the entire five-volume edition. Franco Creates Vice Premier Post Madrid - IUP1I - A sweeping cabinet shakeup today estab lished Capt. Gen. Agustin Munoz Grandes, 66-year-old chief of the Joint General Staff, as Generalissimo Fran cisco Franco's hand-picked successor. Seven changes in the 17 man cabinet and the creation of the new post of vice pre mier for Munoz Grandes were published this morning In the official state Gazette. The state radio reported Tuesday night the changes were being made. Munoz Grandes held, and still holds, a military title second only to Franco's in Spain. Now he is also second in the political line with au' thorization to succeed the 69-year-old Franco in event of "vacancy, absence or illness." It was the first time Franco had established a definite line of succession or even showed a readiness to delegate some functions of his rule. Jennings, Elks Win In Softball Grants Pass EU-s trimmed Keith Schuli Garage 4 to 1 last night in a Jackson Coun ty Softball association Major league Softball game at Che ney Field. John Browns of GP and Don Cain each tossed four-hit ball. Browns walked one and hit one batter and registered eight strikeouts. Cain walked five and whiffed the same number. Bill Ferguson got two hits for Grants Pass. In the Minor league Sam Jennings company smothered Mail Tribune 16 to 2 with the aid of 10 hits and 13 bases on balls. Les Walker homered and fildon Durham tripled for Jennings. Willard Barnum hit three for three. Keith Garrett, Jennings pitcher allowed three hits, fanning two and walking two. MT pitcher John Augard also whiffed two. Central Point Merchants and Tru-Mix Concrete play the 6:45 o'clock game this eve ning in the Major loop. Com munications Workers and Butte Falls have a Minor loop fray. Reorganization of French Army OK'd Pans-lUPIl-The French cabi net today approved a reor ganization of France's armed forces, disbanded the general staff, and replaced It with a "secretariat-general for na tional defense." Details of the reorganiza tion were not Immediately known, but first Indications were that It would be largely administrative. Ashland-Miss Beverley L. Bennett, Southern Oregon col lege assistant professor of physical education and health, attended a special con ference on Quality Teaching in Physical Education at the University of Oregon recent ly. Miss Bennett served on a reactor panel which discussed the topic of "Challenging the Student a Intellect. Eastwood Wins In Church Loop Eastwood Baptist squeezed by First Methodist 12 to 11 Monday evening in a Church league Softball game at Jack son park called at the end of six innings because of dark ness. Eastwood scored five runs in the fifth inning to take an 8 to 7 lead but had to come from behind to win. First Methodist tallied four runs in the top of the sixth and the Baptist matched them in the bottom of the frame, The victors had the benefit of 13 free passes to the base paths, five of them in the final inning. For Methodist Ireland socked two triples and Jerry Nelson and Ron Boe each had two hits. Bill Wcrts and Bud Nelson each doubled for East wood to account for four runs. f 4 LINKSCORK: 1st Methodist ... 200 41411 East. BaDtlst . 021 0M 12 Boe. Nelson and Ireland; Sweet and Brooks. 'Papa' Gabor Dies In Budapest at Age SI New York - (DPI) - Vlimos "Papa" Gabor, father of the famous Gabor sisters, died last Saturday in Budapest at the age of 81, his family an nounced Tuesday. Gabor and Mrs. Jolie Ga bor were divorced several years ago, and Gabor married his secretary. He had remain ed In Hungary when his wife and his daughters - Zsa Zsn, Eva, and Magda - emigrated to the United States in the 1940s. France To Speed Up Repayment of Loans Paris IUPD France has de cided to speed up repayment of long-term loans given her by the United States and Can ada, It was reported today. Information Minister Alain Peyrefitte told newsmen the cabinet took the decision in order to help safeguard the stability of the U.S. and Ca nadian dollars. He did not disclose the exact amount of funds to be repaid, but said they were a "very important amount." NOT BABYSITTERS Des Moines, Iowa - IUPH -The Iowa Conservation com mission has appealed to par ents to stop using life guards at state park beaches as un paid "baby sitters" for small children. Goldwater Shirts Offered in Ad New York (VI'll A full page advertisement in lh current issue of the Nation al Review, a conservative journal, offers readers a chance to buy "Barry Goldwater sweatshirts." "Be the first in your pre cinct to own a Barry Gold water sweatshirt," the ad ays. 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