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2 B FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 19G2 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON City Tei Tournament Opens Junior Singles Field for tlic women's singles competition in the Medford City Tennis cham pionships is "growing by leaps and bounds." So reported Robert Hull", tournament chairman. The tourney, a community wide event is set for Satur day and Sunday. Women's singles, as of this morning had the biggest entry, 17 players. Competition also is slated in men's and junior men's singles and men's and mixed doubles. Entry deadline is today. Prospective participants were advised to contact Huff, Tod Tibbutt, Phil Holman and Bud Wimberlcy or the city recrea tion office. Medford park and recreation department is spon sor. This is the second annual tournament. The doubles events are new only singles were contested last year. De fending singles champions are Tibbutt in men's and Sandy Shugart in women's, iiolman was runnerup last year to Tib butt. Among the men's con tenders is John McKinley, Southern Oregon college and cx-Mcdford liigh. Opening round of junior men's singles wil start the tourney at 7 a.m. Saturday. First matches of women's singles will come next. Players are instructed to re port to the Medford Senior High school courts on Satur day morning to be scheduled. Fees are payable at the time of a players first match. Matches will be two out of three sets. With ,d ' i V ' i ' ' I ' . i, - . ' ..' 'j f ? ' t "i ' L " - ' ' i SPORTS I iWoaiShapiaiii DEFENDER Tod Tibbutt. above, will defend his men's singles title in the city tennis championship set for Satur day and Sunday here. J key Dies En Tumble San Mateo, Calif. -WPli- An apprentice jockey, whose riderless mount finished third, Is listed today as California's first jockey racing fatality since l!)5f). Ruben Martinez, 23, t the Ran Mateo County Fair at Bay Meadows was killed when his horse. Cee Hunter, ducked into the fence rounding the stretch turn. Cee Hunter tossed his rider inlo one of Ihe gooseneck posts holding tip Ihe inner rail. Eaton, Jones Will Be State Starters in Shrine Tussie Both MedToid participants i Coach Roy Thompson listed in the Stale-Metro Shrine high j Eaton at quarterback on of schnol all-star football game fensc and safety on defense, have been listed In the start- Jones is billed for left tackle ing lineups for the Stale when Stale has the ball. When team. j Metro is on attack Jones will Scott Eaton and Monte be at State's right tackle. Jones, from the Black Tor-1 Probable lineups for State nario, were listed on both of- are: Offense LE, Stan Traxlcr, LT, Monte Jones; LG, Kenny ling; center, Bob Roark; RG, fensc and defense. -The game will bo played t:tnt-H:,v niifninrr til IV 1 11 1 1 . nnm:,h .Indium in Portland I 1 l-ausey; 1(1, wayne Lo ncy; Kfc. Kay I'alm, B, Scott i-,H, John Ripper; RII. Stippich, FB, Mike MADISON VICTOR Casper, Wyo. - I1IPH - De fending champion Madison of Portland scored its second straight win in the Western regional Babe Ruth baseball playoffs Thursday. Madison defeated Wallace, Idaho, 7-4 in the second round of the eighl - team, double-elimination lourncy. SmmAJ' j Concrete & Equipment j Division of CSC (Concrete Steel Corporation! 248 E. McAndrews Road O 772-5271 r" '3 Eaton: Dave Ftury. Fernandez Fights Phil At Eugene Eugene -PH- Cuban Floren tine Fernandez, a man who fought for a share of the mid- jf j dlewcight championship a ; t l year ago, tries to get back I F cnm Irivl nrnct i cr tnninhl The left-hooking Fernandez will meet Phil Moyer of Eu gene in a 10-round middle weight bout at the Bethel baseball park here. A crowd of more than 8,000 is expect ed. The muscular Cuban, who now lives at Miami Beach, Fla., has suffered two techni cal knockouts in his two starts this year since dropping a split decision to Gene Fullmer in an attempt to gain part of the title in his last fight last year. Fernandez was beaten by Dick Tiger on a sixth-round TKO in January and lost to Joey Giambra on an eighth round TKO in April. The losses have dropped him to seventh among the contenders in his class in the National Boxing Association rankings. But he is a favorite against Moyer on the basis of a fifth round TKO win over the Ore gon battler in 19B0. Moyer, the older brother of high - ranking middleweight contender Denny, has won four of his five fights since coming out of a year's retire ment last April. He defeated Sugar Ray Robinson in his last scrap last month. Fernandez has a 30-5 record and Moyer has a 27-61 mark. MOBILE HOMES OR TRAILERS 14 Father-Son Tournament On Sunday Annual father and son golf tournament at Rogue Valley Country club is to he con tested on Sunday with some 78 players paired. Entrants will tee off from 10 a.m. through 1:10 p.m. as now scheduled. However, post entries will be taken. The field includes Russ and Ray Heysell who last year took the low net honors. Not among those paired are Dr. William Miller and son, Mike. They ore reported tak ing part in the plate father and son tourney at Oswego, also Sunday. Dr. David Boals and son, David, also are said to he state entries. The winners in the local O 772-5271 Defense LE, Bob Roark; LT - Art Makinstcr; LG- Waync Looney; RG-Matt Mar lowe; RT-Monle Jones; RE Pal Helfrich; RH-John Bul- ler; Lit -Joe Heacock; safely -Eaton; linebackers, Kenny King and Don Causey. Portland WW - Jesuit Full- hack Tim Ca.'-ey and Beaver Ion center Ron Vilicak today were named co-captains nt the Metro team for the Shrine all star football game. The Metropolitan squad will meet the Slate leant in the 15th annual grid classic at Mullnomah Stadium here fHther and son will be rieter Saltirriay nighl. mined by combined total Medford quarterback Scott ; scores. Eaton and North Salem guard j There will he no breakfast Don Causey were named co-1 session this year because of captains of the Slalp squad ' 1P iarRc entry. Thursdav. i Since 195-1. Metropolitan! ";,,T.,.Nfi ")"' : . . iii . 111(10 Hoh anil Llrrt Morns-Ed hflS won lour, tied two and I Mtlnc. Pete Hhmwn; 10:10 Dnirell lost nno g;nno. The teams ' )M,(I . Cra,R M'Uif-Bill and Tom ! MilU-r-John and Mike Ninth: 10.30 I --Huss find Hay Hp,ell-Piirkcr . unit Jim Woods. 10 40 Mahr and Mike Rrvmpr- 1 in ten Nu lion. 1 errv Scrum: ins; 10 -V Larrv Butler. Kent CUrk Ilick and Jim Knight. II 00 ( !nml and Huh Qumncy-Jim and , Juniiiv Sheldon: U 10 Tom and 1 Collin 'I ubln-llnl) T c 111 i I c I o 11. Terry RriMiiibsni I til ill M .-iluW liUKing llliin Willi 01ell-Hut and Allen Brooks. 1 I .30 speed mi his nunri, beiin the I Hi,-v1 J"wi' - John and , . , I Eric Jensen: 11 40 Houston Pitts. II ip hiitne today nt a pace Dour uison-Carl Schmidt, lii. h much slower than he's aeeus- ' 1 n.m-Hav and td ... Menrke-Hick and l rish House tOllied UV , 12 (lO-lit-ori-c nnd Jack Jovce- Tlie 52-vear-old Soulliern 1 "'"l l)"vul Schoit; 2 10 i;uk . 1 - g . , . . , 1 Hiiti Scott Lewis-Jim Vai'i;o. Skin California physieian luteiied 1 kioum- 12 LoKreii Coni.,d. nm- Ilis tl'ipplrd laee ear "Klvini; Tl,s Alexaiuler-Bill and Mike fox; (..Kllieeus to a tl'Ul'k Olid lie- ; jJlV Brown. IVtr Hasmosscn Han t lie return trip from 4"- "" H,'i t'u" Smith- i-t.,li'. ll..,., ,..11 c- i. li . 'Ted and Mike M-oi(uld. 12.10 ttah s Uonnevillr bait Hals, (;rolW(. it;imusseti. Hoh Mr.uiu. 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