MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON
SUNDAY. JULY 22. Ih2
Starts Monday at RVCC
82 In Junior Golf Tourney
More than HO young golf- under; junior girls, 15 to 17;
its will tee off here Monday j and girls, 14 and under,
morning to open the annual Junior action will start at
Southern Oregon Junior golf 8 a.m. Monday on both courses
tournament at Rogue Valley at RVCC. Pairings and times
Country club. (were announced Saturday
rro tton caperna announc
and are listed below.
This year's field of entries
include golfers from Medford,
Salem, Vancouver, Portland,
Grants Pass, Coos Bay, Cor-
vallis, Eureka (Calif ).
ed Saturday that 82 entries
had been received so far. All
indications suggest a "record
field" this year. This is a med
al play tourney with 18 holes
to be played Monday and 18 1 bure. Eucrne. Rav ritv. Cot
on Tuesday. I tage Grove, Crescent City
Entrants are put into one j (Calif ), Lakeview, Redding
of five divisions jnior boys, (Calif ), Ashland and Klamath
of five divisions junior boys. Falls.
12 to l.v pee wees, 11 and Graham Brunrs of Tilla
mook won the junior divi
sion .trophy last year with
148 "gross score for the 36
holes.
In other divisions last sum
mer, Rich Knight of Medford
was first in the boys division
with 148; Dave Boals of Med
ford was lops in the pee
wees with 186; Mary Saunders
of Giants Pass led junior girls
i play with 1B8; and Peggy
"we-; Saunders of Grants Pass led
junior girls play with 188;
and Peggy Saunders of Grants
Pass was number one in girls
division with 185.
Pairings and times will
change for Tuesday's play. All
times are Pacific Standard
Time.
Junior!, Cnursf No.
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ALL READY These five Medford youths will be amonj;
more thor? 80 golfers competing in the annual Southern
Oregon Junior Golf tournament here Monday and Tuesday
at Rogue Valley Country club. They are (left to right) Dennis
Alexander, Kent Clark, Tom Clark, Carl Voegtly and Terry
Scroggins. Last year, Alexander was third in the pee wee
division With a 196 gross score and Tom Clark was third in
the boys' division with 153. Play will start at 8 a.m. tomor
row. (RVCC photo)
8 am. Tom Clark. Medfnrd: Pat
Kolb. Salem: Larry Berg, Vancouv
er: 8.08 Rich Knight. Medford;
Clark Mason. Portland: Robin
Jones. Grants Pass; 8:16 Mick
Miller. Medford: Mike Kitzmtller.
Salem: George Jacobson, Vancouv
er: 8 24 Jim Woods. Medford;
John Snider. Coos Bay; Ray Hey
srM. Medford: 8 82 Carl VoeRtly,
Medford: Jim' Coovert. Medford;
Jim Sheldon, Medford; 8:40 Start
ers Time.
liny, Course. No. 1
fl.48 Dour Olson. Medford; Mark
Gust af ami. Carvallis; Mike Soran,
Medford; fl:Sti Larry Bahica. Eure
ka: Martin Bassett. Gr. Pass; Kent
Clark. Medford; fl .04 Steve Good,
Medford; David Glen, Coos Bay;
Jim Wise. Medford: 9:12 Eddy El
lis. Portland; Cswy Olinser, Sa
lem. Pete Hinman, Medford; 9:20
Poland Sanders. Cons Bay: Boh
hv Anet, Rnsehurc; Jim Helton.
Medford: R:2B Sieve Morrison.
Pnrlland: Eric Jensen. Medford:
John Swanson. EuRene: ft:36 Ro
Rpr BerR. Vancouver; Dennis Alex
ander. Medford; Ruse Bramble tt,
Grants Pass.
ff 44 Jark Rire, Bay Cily: Dave
YounR, Cottage Grove; David
finals. Medford; 9:52 Jon Hetl.
Bav Citv; Ed Mencke, Medford;
Mike Vnllmar, Salem; 10 Start
ers Time; 10:08 Jack True. Bay
Citv: Jim KniRht. Medford, Allen
Brooks. Medford; 10 :lfi Bruce
Williamson. Crescent City; Jay
Poulos. Medford; GreRg Miller.
Medford; 10:24 Collin Tubbs.
Medford; Mark Clark. Lakeview;
Ken Carr. Redding; 10:32 Ron Ir
vine. Cottage Grove; Dwight
Brown, Medford.
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Pee Wees, Course No. 2
g Terry Scroggin. Medford;
Tom Good, Medford; Stacie Young.
Portland; 8:08 Jim Cummins,
Medford: Terry Rasmussen. Med
ford; Wavne Lauriila. Coos Bay;
B;lfi Steve Hibbs. Medford; Todd
Jensen. Medford; Robert Palmer,
Medford: 8.24 Bob Torheim. Med.
ford; Brent Morris. Medford;
Creich House. Medford: Mike
Mansfield; 8 :32 Starters Time.
Girls. CfiiTTie No. 2
R:4ft Susan Caperna, Medford;
.lull Heath, Grants Pass; Sue House.
Medford.
B:4R Diane Murphy. Ashland:
Shawn Caperna, Medford, Jean
Woods. Medford: 8:36 Vicky
Marks. Klamath Falls; Jonn! Six,
Medford: Virki Vorhies. Medford;
ft 04 Gail Williams. Medford: Dor
en Tavlor. Medford; Cindy Howell.
Medford: f:12 Karen Shoop. Med
ford: Lynda Thiesen, Salem: ft;20
Terrsa Cotigherty. Medford; and
Mary Gordineer, Medford.
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FIRST ISRAELI AUTO-Shown here is the first sports ear
Israel has produced. Tho car is on display in the Israel
pavilion at the ChicaRO International Trade Fair. Sitting
prettily in the "Sabra" is Rina Moraine, Miss Israel of
infi2, and standing arc Ephraim Davrath, loft, Israeli
Consul for Economic Affairs, and Arnold EisenberR, the
American Importer. (UPI)
Stiff Will Marks Vietnamese Leader
Saigon-TliPfi - President Ngo i his reluctance to accept the
Dinh Diem of South Vict Nam advice of the Americans who
is a stubborn man. have a $2 billion stake in
This stubbornness is reflect- j South Vict Nam and who are
ed mostly in his fight to keep ! determined the nation will nol
his strategic southeast Asia j become communist,
nation from falling to com-i Critics of the short and
mtinism. stocky Diem, who hecame 61
But it Is also reflected in , last January, charge this is
MEPFOI!DeiWTRIBUNE
Sandblower Game
Set for Wednesday
STANDINGS:
National League
HPdrick Hornet ....
Hoover Colts
Hawthorne Cuhjt ....
Hawthorne Hawks
Howard
Jackson l.inns
Jackson Piratp
Hoover Yanks
American I.eacup
w.
.TnrksonviM1
Washinctnn Brave . .1
Washincton Indian 3
Jefferson Giants 3
Washincton An eels 2
.If ffersnn Yanks 1
Jefferson Dodger 0
Barker, Dick Adams, Nick
I Jones and Steve Neff, Jackson
Lions; John Sanford and Tom
Donahue, hedrich Hornets;
I Steve Strickland and Jim Par-
jdee, Howard; Jeff Ives, Bob
Lowcry, Neil Schwindlcr and
j Kit Bcwlcy, Hawthorne
Hawks; Bill SinRlcr and Boh
RipHs, Hoover Colts; and Thil
Morion. Dennis Fiedler and
Scott Sunday, Hawthorne
Cubs.
The AM-Star Sandblower
league same between the
American league and the Na
tional league has been sel for
1 p.m. Wednesday, July 25 at
Hawthorne park.
The game is sponsored an
nually by the City of Med
ford recreation department.
The second annual game,
scheduled between the first
and second rounds of league
action, will last seven innings,
league play will resume
Thursday.
Report Early
All players have been asked
to report to Hawthorne park
between 12:30 and 12:45 p.m.
Wednesday.
Members of the American
league team include Bob Ca
sad and Steve Wirth, Jackson
ville; Wayne Beal, Jeff Wer
ner and Steve Hotho. Wash
ington Braves; Gary Watson,
Tod Jensen, Randy Wont en,
Keith Jensen, Dennis Chit
wood and Shannon Smith,
Washington Angels; Krn Phil
lips and Dennis Templeman,
Jefferson Giants; Ron Web
ster. Dave Pruitt and Ricky
Wilkins. Jefferson Yanks;
Mark Harris, Bill Oshorn,
Gary Hill and Jim Davidson,
Washington Indians; and Gary
McNeil and Terry Mnrirr. Jef
ferson Dodgers.
National League
National league players in
clude Mike Wcrlz and Jeff
Rose, Jackson Pirates; Tim
La-- Mrrlt'i HPSllltS
I J ville 20. .Irff Dodders 3
i Jackson Pirates 2, Hoover
Yanks 0
Hawthorns Hawks 10, Hoover
Colts
Hedrick Hornets JR, Hawthorne
Cuh 7
.Irff. Gianli T3. Jrff. Dodgers 6
Howard 7. .larkson I, ions 2
Wnsh. Indians 17. Wash. Anyels .1
Hedrick Hornets t Hawthorne.
Hawks f
J'ville 15. Washington Braves J
Hoover Colts Jackson I'irnirs 7
Hawthorne Cubs ?, Howard 3
Jackson Lions 17, Hoover Yanks 3
Wash. Indians 3-, Wash. Ilravrs a
Hawthorne Hawks 11, Jackson
Pirates 5
Hoover Colts S, Howard 4
J viirc 1 1, Jrff. dants 4
Hrdrick Hornets 3, Hoover
Yanks l
Hawthorne Cuhs 7, Jack. Lioni 6
THIS WKKK'S SCHKDI'I.E
Monday H a m . Jeff. Dodpers
at Je!i Yanks; Hoover Yank
at Hawthorne Cub; 1 pm. J'ville.
at Wash. Aneels, Hoover ColU at
Herinrk Hornets.
Tiu-sriay ft am. Jeff. rodRer
at Wash. Braves; Howard at Jack
iion Piratees; t p m . Jeff. Yanks
at Jeff. Giants; .lackflon Lions A I
Hawthorne Hawks.
Wednesday I pm, All-Star
pame at Hawthorne park.
Thursday ft n m.. Jeff. Podiier
af Wash. Indans, Howard" at Heri
rirk Hornets; l pm. Wash. An
Eels at Jeff. Yanks; Hawlhorne
Cuhs vs. Hoover Colts (at Hcdricki,
Krlriav ft a.m.. Wash. Indians vs.
J'ville iat Wash yt Jackson Pirates
at JAcksnn I. tons.
nne of the president's greatest
faults his reluctance to ac
cept advice even from his
aides, and his too great re
liance on his closely-knit fam
ily. Personally, Diem believes
in his democracy. A Catholic,
he is sincerely devoted to his
people, who are most Budd
hist. He leads an austere bache
lor life in Ihp stucco, enlnnial-
style presidential palace in the
middle of Saigon.
Family Dominates
According to sources close !
to Diem, the dominant infill-1
ence in his life is his family, i
He pays regular visits to the
family home in the central
Annam city of Hue, once the
court of a Mandarin emperor. :
Surviving members of;
Diem's immediate family are
four brothers. Msgr. Ngo Dinh
Thuc, Bishop and Vicar Apos- j
tolic of Ninh Long; Ngo Dinh
Nhu, his political adviser:
Ngo Dinh Luyen. who served
as ambassador to London, and
Ngo Dinh Can.
His eldest brother, Ngo
Dinh Kho, was slain in HH&
by communist Viet Minn in
an attempt to intimidate
Diem, who was then taking
a prominent part in South
Viet Nam's drive for inde
pendence. His only sister died In Hue
in ir5f.
Another member of the
family who is said to wield
much influence is his sister--in-law,
Madame Ngo Dinh
Nhu, considered to he the na
tion's first lady because of
Diem's bachelorhood.
Influential Lady
She has been one of the
leading figures in helping him
get the new republic on the
ground. Some critics claim the j
petite brunette has too much
influence on the president.
Rumors also have circulated
in Saigon from time to time
that she and her husband are
connected with illegal finan
cial dealings involving U, 3.
foreign aid. Madame Nhu dis
misses these by saying: "These
stories are put around by
communists and then taken
up by irresponsible cowardly
sections of the community and
given credence." These ru
mors have never been accom
panied by any proof.
Diem faces (rouble not only
from the communists but also
internal unrest which erupts
from time to time In opposi
tion to his alleged autocratic
reign.
Twice within the last year
and a half, his presidential
palace has been attacked, each
time by members of his own
armed forces.
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Officials Disqualify
Leader Mickey Wright
Sutlon, Mass. - Kfli - First
round leader Mickey Wrijjht,
apparently upset hy a triple j
nosey, was disqualified from
the $10,000 Lady Carlinu i
Open Saturday for turning in I
wrong scores on the Ifith and
17th holes. j
Tournament officials said '
I Miss WriRht of Dallas. Tex,
'had sinned her senreenrd with
' 3 on the 16th and a 4 on the
17th. She later admitted she !
' signed the card in haste and
I actually had shot n 4 and S
I respectively on the holes. ;
1 SCORESTRIPLE
Oceanpnrt, N .1. 'ITT' San
. Boulmetis scored a triple af
I Monmouth park Friday when
he scored with ' Lonesome
Joe." 9 80. in the second
I race. "Big Fatten." 7.40. in ,
the seventh and "Toms Ace," j
i S4.40 in the ninth. !
United States Wins
Senior Gordon Cup
Seattle -dipt- The U.S. took
the 14th annual senior Gor
don cup tennis play 7-1 at the
Seattle Tennis club, losing on
ly the last doubles match Sat
urday. James Bardsley and Clair
Irish, of Vancouver, B.C.,
made the one Canadian win
by riccfating Carlos Irahata
and Dr. Terence M.isterson of
San Mateo, Calif., in the final
doubles match 7 S and fi 4.
Gold Rey Fish Count:
WEEK ENDING JULY 21t
Chinook salmon - 4ftS (in
cluding 23.7 per cent Jack sal
mon). Summer run sleelhead 124.
FULL SEASON.
Chinook salmon 30.022 (in
cluding lfi fi per cent Jack sal
mon). Summer run steelhead .177.
Fights
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PROUD OF HANDWORK
j London - (I'M - Ten years
j ngo, prison inmate Patrick
! Boyle passed his time taking
: art lessons. Today Boyle, 3&,
i was back in jail after ndmit
J ting he used his artistic
i skills to make counter feit one
and five pound bill.. "It
started out as a joke but he
whs n proud of his handwork
he could . not destroy the
notes." Boyle's lawyer' told
the court.
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SAFETY
WEEK
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CHECK THE SAFETY
OF YOUR FARM THIS WEEK
ONE THING A FARMER DOES NOT
WANT TO CULTIVATE IS AN ACCIDENT
GUARDS and fety devices should
be kept on all machinery. Mny
furm accidents have resulted from
unguarded mechanisms.
CLOTHING that Is loose-filting or
torn should never be worn around
moving machinery.
GUNS should always be stored un
loaded, and put where children
can't get at them,
WATER HOLES on your properly
are a potential danger to children
... they should he fenced off to
prevent mishaps.
ELECTRIC WIRING should be cere
fully Insulated and inspected regu
largly. Many rural deaths were du
to electrocution.
FIRE HAZARDS e everywhere .
be careful with matches . don'J
smoke around the barn!
ANIMALS may boll if startled; warn
them of your presence by speaking
before 'approaching,
LOOSE WIRE should be coiled and
stored or discarded. It can cripple
animals and persons alike.
. . , and Another Good Rule is:
KEEP MILKING EQUIPMENT
SANITARY AT ALL TIMES!
No other food is as important to society as MILK. Therefore, It MUST be pro
duced under the most sanitary conditions and processed to exact specifications
necessary to the utmost In health and energy for the consumer. Young and old
alike need the clean, body building strength of MILK. It's nature's most perfect
food.
Drink at Least 3 Glasses
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