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t D Merchants Undefeated Leaders Central Point Merchant were lone unbeaten leaders ot the Jackson County Softball association Major league after downing Tru Mix Concrete 4 to 2 last night. The Merchants picked up two runs in the first inning on a walk, error and hits by Dale Lane, Jim Higinbotham and Chuck South. One more scored in the fourth on errors and one in the fifth on a walk, error and Lane's second sin gle. oBth Tru-Mix runs were In the seventh canto on dou bles by Lowell Dean. Dee Thames, Barney Riggs and Fred Britt. CP pitcher Vern Neiswan- ger struck out six in a six hitter. Tru-Mix flinger Ron Weatherford allowed five hits and three walks and also fanned six. Outcome of the Communl cations Workers-Butte Kails Minor league game was not reported. Games at Cheney field to night match Mail Tribune against Comm unications Workers and Keith Schulz against Central Point. MNKSCOKE: Central Point.. 2nd 110 04 .1 : Tru-Mix ooo ooo 22 (1 ! Neiswanger and Lane; Weather ford and niggi. Local Boys In Tourney Three Medford golfers left today for Tualatin Country club to participate in the Ore gon State Junior Chamber of Commerce tournament. The three are Doug Olson, Mike Miller and Tom Clark. They were taken north by Dick Mnnn. The tournament is Friday and Saturday with 18 holes each day. Four top golfers in the tourney will qualify for the national jaycee tourney next month at Huntington, W. Va. Olson, Miller and Clark qualified for state in a Med ford area meet at Rogue Val ley Country club In June. Eugene Winner On Late Tally United Praia International Ninth inning activity won games for Lewlston and Eu gene in Northwest League ac tion Wednesday night while Tri-City started early and also posted a victory, Lewlston blanked Salem 1-0, Eugene topped Wenatchee 8-7 and Tri-City handed Yak ima a 12-7 setback. Ed Millcrstrom pitched a two hitter for Lcwiston and Bob Perez singled in Don Marrs in the ninth with the only run of the game. Eugene scored three runs In the ninth to nick Wen atchee. The winning run crossed when Wally Cock rell's sacrifice fly to right scored Damaso Blanco. Eli Churchich, Nelson Mathews and Dan Murphy all hom ered for Wenatchee. m to LOWEST PRICES EVER FAMOUS GENERAL 600x 13 tutSt SAVE BIG ON OTHER SIZES, TOO! UK NO NCW...AU FIHSTltNt CONSTRUCTION I NO SICONDtl NO aUMIIHtftl Now , . . rfpijice the worn, wrMk"rl tt.M with famous Gnr nl T if m . , , ( thr nnvtr hf-or. onrf tn lilfdni low prices. Drive Mfiy . , , and jve! FREE MOUNTING EASY TERMS THE GENERAL TIRE IMUHbOAt, JULY 12. 1962 M E DFORDV WKDNKSDAY WASHOUT Salvoa iS'a-S'il 4. Jeanne Obe- nour 421: Low Tide 19-71 0. Joyce Glover 400. Suner Surla (S-4) 4. Wllma Lo gan 37S: Duz 0. Alice Flrldi .1:13 Jeanna Ohenour 1fi3, Wilms Lo gan 163 Salvoa 1168. BOH I, AND BAWL Rolleretta (8-8) 4. Janet Crosby 6.17; Trl Etta (6-10) 0, Sylvia Peart 482. Pic Nlkl (8-81 3. Maxine Jansen 636; 3 Allbla 18-81 1, Pat Baum V;n Two El And L 11 0-6 4. Edi Dickinson 814: Hot Shot! 18-81 0. Fern Loroa 636. Janrl Croiby 219. Maxine Janaen ISO, Kern Loroa 170. CENTURY 21 TOURNEY Following are the lead in in the Century 21 Bowl ing lourney al Roxy Ann lanes as of July 7: Scratch singles - Don Le- bold, Salem, 1274; Ray Kron ser, Salem, 1259; Earl Bush, Seattle, Wash., 1248; Sam Sorensen, Medford, 1238; Bob Meuchel, Portland, 1233; George Starnes, El Cerrito, Calif., 1225; Frank Beard, Klamath Falls, 1224; Bob Dempsey, Medford, 1212; Bud Scott, Klamath Falls, 1204; Tony Vittonc, Salem, 1202. Handicap singles - Ray Lawless, Medford, 1312; Starnes, 1303; Earl Manley, Medford, 1289; Sorensen, 1288; Burrell Faccy, Medford, 1279; Theron Karrick, Med ford, 1279; El Runnels, Rich mond, Calif., 1271; Gordy Castor, Medford, 1268; Bud McCourt, Brookings, 1283. Teams - Sandbaggers, Yreka, Calif., 4916; Thunder bird market, Medford, 4906; Manley company, Medford, 4872; Sport, Medford, 4872 Olson-Lawyer, Medford, 4873; Coca Cola, Medford, 4868. TUKSDAV MIXKI) l.EAOUR Alley uaters 123-7) 3. Rov Ever- aon 9S6; Tigera (11-211 1. Mac Mc Ewen 430. Four fi l (24-81 3. Art Baker 41)1: Ktssln' Coiulni (16-161 1. Ralph Thnnial 426. Four Iriloti 120-12) 2. Clvde Wll llama 436; Plnduitera (13-10) 2, Ray Rohinion 479. Four ira (16-16 o. Lee Horn 496; Wee Beea (14-181 4, Dick Phil, lipi 932. Ploneera lll-'llt .1. Hani Holt 907: Strlppera 110-22) 1, Joy Bau man 436. Lyle Jarmln 214. Roat Everaon 198; Alley Gatera 2013. MONDAY NIOHT SCRATCH Lucky Stills 12',-3', 4. Sam Black 743; Hot Shota (7-9) 0. Ken Plckena 706. Lazy Three (10-8) 3. Bnn Cor dler B14: Salllnea (8-10) 1, Gene Brnnka 670 Wall'a Wram era (Hi, o..' l n. Olen McCoy 611; Sundownera 10-B) .lonn llainei 64H. Yellow Cala 18-8) 3. S. llalrher YACHTS RACE Newport, H.I. - IUPII - Co lumbia, the yacht that defend ed the America's Cup success fully in 1958, put to sea gainst Ncfcrtitl today in an attempt to reverse a run of bad luck in this year's Cup ob servation trials. Skipper Cor nelius (Gilt) Shields Jr. and his crew were testing Colum bia's new 90-foot hollow alum inum mast for the first time in competition against Nefcr titi, a whlppct-like newcomer to international yacht racing. TIRES biflrhwAll piui Wu And IIU Court St. 1 mm -K a IJSi TR I B UN E 663; 72.1 Gypol f6-10) 1, Ken Lazy Dixon Three. Bnn 3133. Cordler 241; BKAR CRKKK MIXKII Fancy Panta 125-11) 4. Linn Mllli 4S3: Lolllpopi 111-23) 0, Deba Wllllama 41)8. Merry Mlx-tjp 123 '1,-12 ) 2. Max Llndley 468; Pear Cutlera (17 IUi 2. Fay Goddard 461. Cork Pushers 123-13) 3. Bill Uhrlne 4U0; Petit Foura (19-21) 1, Gary Couch 331. Foaall Fish 121-1.1) 2. Randy Moore 470: Wild n'Rara 111-29) 1. Art Kobold 908. Summer Delight! l(l',-l(l',l 0. Dean Chapman 414; Pears 'n Ap plea (19-27) 4. George Russell 430. Royal Turkeys! 16-201 3. Frank Henry 923; Mavericka 119-21) 1. Don Winner 432. Garv Couch 2!3. Randy Moore 212. Foll Fnh 2803; Weekly Tro phlea. Randy Moore BOB, Margaret Kobold 586. Davis Zone Play Billed Cleveland - IUPII - American Zone Davis Cup tennis matches between the U.S. and Canada begin Friday here with the American rated as heavy favorites. Carrying the U.S. colors are three Davis Cup tested young sters and a newcomer, while the Canadian squad is com prised of two veterans and two first-year men. Members of the American team are Chuck McKinley, 21, St. Louis; Dennis Ralston, 20, Bakersfield, Calif.; Jon Doug las, Santa Monica, Calif.; and newcomer Frank Frochling, Coral Gables, Fla. The underdog Canadian squad includes Francois God bout, 24; Don Fontana, and first-year men Keith Carpen ter and Harry Fauquier, both 21. Maids Vie Saturday Rogue Valley Dairy Maids, inactive since the Fourth of July go back into action on Saturday evening. They play the Yakima Webb-Cats. A doubleheader at Memorial field. White City will begin at 7:30 p.m. Games will be in the Northwest Wo men's Major Softball league. TIGERS OBSERVE ROOKIE Dctroll-luTll-Howie Koplilz, recently discharged from the Army, will pitch batting prac tice for the Detroit Tigers the next few days. The Tigers then will decide whether to place the 24-year old right hander, who was the minor league's lop pitcher in 1961, on their roster. KERR LOST TO REDSKINS Washinglon-IUPIl-The Wash ingion Hcdvklns have lost the services of defensive back Jim Kerr until after the start of the National Football League season. A spokesman said Kerr will have to under go an operation for what is believed to be a cartilage in jury. 773-8255 AAU Junior Swim Meet Young swimmers and divers of the state were priming to day for the annual Oregon AAU Junior Olympic Short Course championships. The two-day meet will open Friday morning at Medford's Jackson pool. This is just the second year the meet has been held outside the Portland area and Medford City recreation department has been host both times. Girls' swimming events arc scheduled on Friday and boys' on Saturday with 10 a.m. pre liminaries and 7 p.m. finals at Jackson pool. Diving pre liminaries for both boys and girls will be al 5 p.m. on Fri day with finals at the same time on Saturday at Haw thorne pool. . Entrants number 419 from 16 swimming teams of the state. Medford itself will have one of the larger entries - 54, with 28 girls and 28 boys. Age Groups The meet will be conducted in age groups, 10 and under, 11-12, 13-14 and 13-16, with races running from 50 to 400 yards in the 25-yard Jackson tank. Meet performances here will be compared with those in other states to determine national championships. The meet is open to the pub lic and bleachers have been provided for spectators. Swimmers from the farthest distances were expected to ar rive this afternoon and eve ning for tomorrow's competi tion. Junior Olympic patches and medals will be given for first through third places and rib bons for fourth through sixth. Following are the events for both boys and girls with the number and the order in which events will take place in both the prelims and finals: (10 and under) 130 free ityle: 550 hack stroke; 950 butterfly; 27 30 hreastatroke; 20 100 individual medley; 1ft 100 medley relay; 31 100 freestyle relay; Dl One meter diving. (Area 11-12) 250 freeatvle: 24100 free atyle; 6 50 backstroke; 10 50 butterfly; 28 50 hreastatroke; 21 200 Individual medley; 16200 medley relay; 32 200 freestyle relay; D2 one meler diving; D3 three meter divine. (Ages 11-H) 330 freestyle; 25100 free style: 13200 freeatvle: 7 Kin backstroke: 11 100 hutterflv: 21) 100 hreaststrnke; 22200 indivi dual medley; 17-200 medley relH.v; .13 200 freestyle relay; D4 Oone meler diving; D5 three meter diving. (Ages 1J-I8) 450 freealyle: 26100 free style. 14200 freestyle; 19400 freestyle; 8 100 backstroke: 12 100 butterfly: 30200 breast stroke: 23 200 Individual medlcv; 18 200 medley relay; 34 200 freestyle relay; D6 one meter diving; D7 three meter diving. DIVORCE ASKED Everett - IUPII - Anne Quasi Decker, two-time winner of the women's national amateur golf championship, filed for divorce Wednesday in Sno homish county Superior Court. Her complaint accused her husband, Dr. J. D. Deck er, Seattle orthodontist, ot 'cruel treatment." The couple has been marrcid for 16 months. BRAKETTES WIN Portland - HIPli - The tour ing Raybcstos Brakettcs of Stratford. Conn., scored 1-0 wins over the Salem Sham rocks and the Portland Erv Lind Florists in a women's Softball doubleheader Wednes day night. Bertha Ragan and Joan Joyce turned in two-hit shutouts over the Oregon teams. Pearl Pinion of Salem and Louise Mazzuca of Port land were the losing pitchers. DOUBLE VICTORS Portland - wrii Top-seeded Jack Nccr and Bill Rose of Portland scored an easy vic tory in the fust round of the men's doubles in the Oregon tennis championships Wcdncs- nay. i nry ncicntrct rcn uan;-1 leisn and banco mcnaici oi Portland fid. 6-1. Second- seeded Jim Ruck and Chuck Roiiibctui nt Los Anceles top ped Ron ltonwK'k of Milwau kie nnd Roll Drown of Port land 6-3. B-:'. CAROLE SK ALA WINNER South Bond. Ind. - ilTIi - Mrs. Mike Skala of RoscbtirR moved into the third round of the Women's Western Ama teur coif tournament here Wednesday. She turned back Mary Lou Daniel of Louis ville, Ky.t 4 and 3 in the sec ond round Mrs. Skala was i scheduled to meet Mrs Ann Johnstone of Mason City. Iowa, todav WEBB SETS RECORD Vancouver. B C. - ITt -K"n Webb. 18-year-old Multnomah Athletic club, swimmer, set a new Canadian freestyle rec ord here Wednesday m win- nimi the l.HMI yard oponini; event of the annual Canadian National Swimming and Div ing championships, in 18.13 S The old mark for the dis tant was 18 514- Olympic Short Course Begins Here Friday nil -SV- 1 i.' , 133 1. Hi f Wli " - " DIVE FOR MEDFORD - These four boys will be among divers participating for Med ford in the Oregon Junior Olympic Short Course Swimming championships here. They are, from left, Tim Wray, 13, Jim Mar Giants, Dodgers Launch Out On Second Half of Dog Fight By TIM MORIARTY . UPI Sports Writer The Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Francisco Giants launch the second half of their dog fight for the National league pennant tonight by visiting their favorite eastern "mutts." The Dodgers open a three game set against the New York Mets, whom they have whipped nine time in 10 games. The Giants will be al Philadelphia for a similar three-game series with the Phillies. Al Dark's men ran up a 7-3 log against the Phils during the first half of the campaign. The Giants and Dodgers split a four-game series in San Francisco last week end, leav ing the Dodgers with a half game lead at the All-Star break. Roth clubs will remain in the East through the week end, wilh the Giants follow- Women's Golf JUNIOR GIRLS (Nine Hole Division) Gail Williams won low gross for girls playing in the six-hole golf tournament al Rogue Valley Country club on July 9. Second low score was posted by Denise Van Duker. The following girls should post their entry for the Southern Oregon Junior Golf tournament (to be held al Rogue Valley July 23 and 24) at the pro shop: Karen Shoop, Shawn Capcrna, Doreen Tay lor and Cindy Howell. Girls who have not been paired for the weekly play are requested to come out at 8:30 a.m. For further infor mation concerning the junior girls program they may tele phone Mrs. Edward W. Sick- els (772-6917). PICK UP 6 POINT JI'I.V IS PAIHINCiS: 8:30 am. Shawn Capcrna. Karen Shoop. Cindy Howell. Doreen Tay lor 8 40, Cory Sickels. Jane S.Vn born. Juella Bayllss; scorer. Mrs. William Tycer 8.30. Debbie Tv cer. Roxie Lewis. Janet Torheim: scorer. Mrs. James Bavllss 9:00. Shannon Mclntyre. Gali Williams, Teresa DauRhertv; scorer. Mrs. Robert Torheim 9 10. Susan Renesh. Marilvn Odell. Heime Wmtlukcr: scorer. Mrs Hubert Mclntvre. 13. Virk! Vorhcis. Nancy Nave. Nick! Mar sh.ill; scorer. Mrv Frank nenesh. 9 JO, C:iii(iy Collins. Sheila Ham mond, Laurie Lcgas; scorer Mrs. M L. Vol bets Geographical Center j Sniffs Toward West Son Krnnt'sco-iVPIi-The west- warrt miKration of Amrricanx is s,.rn in ,,. ri,Hi .i,,r. of the Koosiaphical cen j lor of population as recorded ' by the Census bureau, j In 1"!)0 the center of pnpu I latum was miles east of Baltimore. By IflHO it had I moved to a point four miles I east of Salem, III. California Rated Third Urban State Ran Francisco 'ITI' -Despite California's sprawling farm areas, it is considered the third most urban of states, be hind New Jersey and Rhode Island Census bureau figures dis closed that 8ri 4 per cent of California's population in 19H0 was clashed as urban. Potted Plants Used New York ITI1 -Save time : and effort by using festive ar rangements of flowering and foliage plants as centerpieces. The potted plant may he et in a matching saucer filled with fruits to achieve varied i displays. MLUFOHO MAIL 'I'HldUNE. MEOKORD. OHEGON ing the Dodgers into New York Sunday and Walt Al ston's men moving on to Phila delphia. San Francisco's record STANDINGS I'niled Press International NATIONAL LEAnut: W. Pet. .652 on Los Angeles 58 San Francisco .. 57 Pittsburgh 32 Cincinnati 46 St. Louis 47 Milwaukee 42 Philadelphia .... 37 Houston 33 Chicago 32 New York 23 .648 a .605 'a .361 R, .553 9 .494 14 .430 19 'a .398 22 .364 25 .200 311 Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 6. Houston : NORTHHKST LKAU11F. W. L. Salem 7 3 Yakima 3 4 Lcwiston 5 4 Wentachee 4 6 Trl-Cily 4 6 Eugene 3 3 Pet. .700 .5",6 .556 .400 .400 J75 Wednesday's Results Lewiston 1, Salem 0 Tri-City 12. Yakima 7 Eugene 8, Wenatchee 7 Tl'KSIiAY GAMES National League Houston 000 000 001 1 Phila 301 020 OOx 6 5 0 Woodeshick, Drott (3. Ticfe fenauer 181 and Ranew. Mahaffey 111-91 and White. Loser Woode shick (3-7). HR Sievcrs. Savage. Exhibitions Ky United Press International Bait. (Al 000 200 1508 8 0 1L All-Stars 200 000 0033 10 0 Fisher. Vineyard i7l and Trian dns Rowe. Green (4i, Malhiaa 161. Downing 181, Luehke 8 and Lip ski. McCarvcr (6l. Brand (81. Win ner Fisher. Loser Mathiaa. HR Johnson. Gentile, Williams, Trlan dos, Davalillo. L.A. Angels lAl 021 000 0205 7 1 PCL All-Stars 000 110 13x 6 9 1 Duren. Botz (6), Morgan (81 and Rodgers. Avcrill 161. Egan. Reed 131. Brewer (51. Ellis 6). Collum (St. Oslnski (8i and Gonder. Henrv (41, Rlckelts (7l. Winner Oslnski, Loser Morgan. HRs Pearson, Torres. Rickclls. INI Suits Top Coats -Slacks Sport Shirts Sport Coats For the Medford Rotary Club's Annual Used Tha Medford Rotary Club, cooperating with tha American Field Serv ice, sponsors a boy or girl from another country for a full year at Medford High School, This fine program, part of a nation-wide move ment to foster world understanding, is financed in part by an annual sal of used suits. That is why Rotary asks YOU to contribute one or more man's used suit, and any other item of apparel not now in use. Phone Your Favorite Cleaner FREE PICK UP SERVICE MEDFORD ROTARY CLUB (jWrWi) a shall, 9, Randy Johnson, 10, and Harry Smeltzer, 9. The diving events will be at Hawthorne pool with prelims at 5 p.m. Fri day and finals at the same time on Saturday. against the Mets is even more impressive than the Dodgers' 10-1 while Los Angeles has bopped the Phils 10 times in 12 meetings. The New York Yankees and the Cleveland Indians, sepa rated by only one game in the American league race, also will be on the road tonight when they swing back into action. The Yankees visit the Los Angeles Angels and the 1 Indians open a five-game home-and-home series against I the Orioles at Baltimore. I With their "M and M" boys, ! Mickey Mantle and Roger I Maris, again knocking down fences, the Yankees have won 12 of their last 15 games, in cluding a three-game sweep j against the Minnesota Twins last week end. The Angels, who trail New York by 214 games, are in much the same spot Minnesota held before the Yankee steam roller swept through the Twin cities. So if Bill Rigney's crew ' of cast-offs and rookies hope to remain pennant contenders, now is the time to prove it. Buy At Builders Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Chimneys Prestressed in m , Concrete 727 McAndrws W. PHONE 773-4575 Nil KF Falcons Win From Hawk Club Klamath Falls Gary Ben son hurled an 8 to 0 no-hit, no-run victory for the Klam ath Falcons over the Klamath Hawks last night in in American Legion junior bast ball Area 4 Southern division game. The outcome gave the Fal cons a S-2 league standing and assured them of no less than a titular lie with Med ford which has completed league play with a 5-3 mark. On Sunday the Falcons will go to Grants Pass seeking the win which would mean suc cessful defense of their divi sion mantle. Benson walked three and whiffed six in bringing his season pitching record to 4-0. Sherm Allen and Dave Saks each had two hits for the victors. The Falcons also won the second game, a non-counter, 2 to 0. Their pitcher, Dick Carleton, and the Hawks' Jay Paxton each tossed one-hitters. Three errors in the third frame produced the runs. On Friday the Hawks (1-B) meet the Central Point Che ney Studs (3-4) at White City. It will be the last loop fray for the clubs and the season ender for Central Point. YANKS REGAIN LONG Los Angeles - IUPII - The New York Yankees have re acquired first baseman Dale Long at a neat profit. Drafted by the Washington Senators from the Yankees for $75,000 19 months ago, Long was pur chased from the same club for what was announced as the $20,000 waiver price Wed nesday night. ct i , a tj -a. as.", if.il I MOM r-SaPIU C Steer a Course to- Port of Coos Bay Safest deep-sea fishing grounds on the Oregon-Washington coast. This is the year of the Silvers . . . Chinooks too. But, the fighting Silvers will be the game fish this year. Striped bass, halibut, flounder, and snapper inside the harbor. No one need go without a fish. Beautiful parks with camping and trailer facilities nearby. Frea parking for cart and boat-trailers at our Charleston Small Boat Basin where Fish and Sea await your pleasure. c ' s b- : i Va r Courtesy MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Medford Boys' Tennis Team Beats Redding , Medford city boys' team defeated Redding, Calif., Jun ior Tennis club 12 to 2 on Tuesday in matches in tha California city. The Oregon team made a clean sweep of the morning competition and came out on top 5 to 2 in afternoon tussles. Medford netters will go to Grants Pass on Friday tor both boys' and girls' matchts. RESULTS: (Morning match) Singles Lee Wimberley. M deT, Frt M"r Ran. R. 6-3. -: Mike Nauniu-;, M, del. Bill Meeker. R. (1-0. Lnna Rasmu&sen. M. def. Bru.-e Middle, ton. R. 3-6. 7-S. 6-1; Ni'.-k Hmuf sen. M. dcf. David riark. R. r-4, 6-2; Ken Mvcrs M t'ef. Jerry Wea ver. R 6-2. 6-1. Doubles Wimberley and Nanmea nrf. Morgan and Meeker, l-t 6-1 6-1! C. and N. Rasmussen def. Middle ton and Clark. 8-6. 6-2. (Afternoon match) binsles Wimberley def. Meeker, 6-2, fi-n; Naumea def. Morgan. 6-2. 3-6. 6-0; C. Rasmussen def. Clark. 6-2, 6-0; N. Rasmussen def. Weaver. 6-3, 6-0; Middlcton def. Myera. 6-3. 6-2. Doubles Morgan and Meeker def. C. and N. Rasmussen. 11-!); Myers and Wimherlcy def. John Kriegsman and Clark. 6-1. 6-3. MOTOR CITY STARTS Birmingham. Mich.-HIPll-Tha 11th annual Motor City Open was scheduled to get under way at Knollwood Country Club here today, with some of golfdom's brightest stars in quest of a share of the $35,000 in prize money. Three former champions Mike Souchak, Doug Ford and Bob Rosburg headed the field of 156 pros and amateurs. They shared top billing with such well established PGA veterans as Billy Casper, Walt Burkemo, Ken Venturi, Lionel Hebcrt, Bobby Nichols, Bob Goalby n,l 13111 r-nllinc ivinnoi. nt OMU v. 1 last Sunday's Buick Open. h 1 1 wr v
