Medford mail tribune., July 24, 1962, Image 11

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
TUESDAY. JULY 24. 1962
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fori 30.000 miles, and more,
from the nripinal tread of this
1tre Gate Air Float Deluxe.
They're happy. Many, in fact
most, say Gate Air Float De
luxe tire ix the hrtt tirf thty'v
e'r had. They're sold, on trm
tire jut a we are.
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It deliver? at leat 25 mort
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pf it advanced ox- profit de
licti a feaiurt that reduce
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live hcen authorized to offer t
ery special price on Gate
AFD if you phont ui nr cone
In and alc aoout the AFT) offer
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Falcons Face
Roseburg In
Rubber Match
The Klamath Falls Falcons
fct Roseburg lenight in th '
rubbtr game of thalr two out
et thro playoff series in 1
American Lajlon Junior Base-
ball competition.
Roseburg won Sunday night
to 0 behind tha aliorti oi i
pitchar Tom Hobbi. Lait night
tha KF Falcons pulltd out a
t to I thrilltr with ihiaa runt ;
in th bottom o( tha ninth, i
Kant Huntakar had a singla.
tripla and two-run homar tor
tha Falcons. :
Tonight's gama will ba at '
I p.m. daylight tima at Gam
stadium. Tha winnar will
maet Bundon starting next ;
Sunday in a two out oi threa
playoff lor tha Area 4 cham
pionship.
Stew Schoeder
Edges Astoria
Man in Golf
Astoria -UPI- Medalist Stew
Schroeder of Medford charged
through the first round of
the Oregon Coast Golf Tour
nament Monday with an 8 to
6 victory over George Abra-
hamson of Astoria.
He was joined in the sec
ond round today by defending
champion Ralph Dichter of
the host Astoria Golf and
Country Club, who topped
Bob Girtle, Portland. 3 and 2.
John Kennedy of Salem, last
year's runner-up topped Dick
Schneider, Longview, Wash.,
3 and 2.
Two first round matches
went past the 18-hole mark.
Doug LaMear of Oswego
birdied the 19th to beat Sev
Harkson, Oswego, and Rich
ard Kari, Baker, had to go
20 holes before beating Perk
Paulson of Portland.
Sue Jennett of Oswego won
medalist honors in the wom
en's qualifying round with a
three-over par 77. However,
defending women's champion
June Robinson, Albany, play
ed a practice round and shot
a 72. Miss Robinson was ex
empt from qualifying.
The men went into their
second round of match play
today, while the women s di
vision was idle.
Eastern Oregon
Fires Reported
By United Prast International
A 1,500 acre fire burned
east of Bend today - one of
at least SO touched off by
lightning in the dry Eastern
Oregon forests and range
lands Monday night after a
day of 100-degree temperatures.
The worst fire covered
1.500 acres of range and dry
brush on Pine Mountain 30
miles east of Bend. A ranger
at the Forst Rock station said
it was believed coming under
control.
He said the Bureau of Land
Management had taken over
fighting the Pine Mountain
fire. About 40 more men were
to be brought in if necessary.
A 25-acre forest fire at Luna
Butte about 12 miles south
of Bend was reported under
control this morning. A for
est ranger said large amounts
of borate were dropped on
the flames during the niqht.
The Forest Service said
most of the other blazes were
small and were under con
trol. The mercury soared to 102
in Pendleton Monday. Med
ford had 100, The Dalles and
Roseburg 100. Eugene 95 and
Portland 91. Fire danger re
mained high with another
scorcher forecast today in
Eastern Oregon.
Bud's
Tire Exchange
1600 N. Riverside
Phone 773-7743
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SHORT SLEEVE KNITS
Sizes 4-20. 49
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