Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 30, 1962, Image 27

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 30, 1362 Sport Carnival At Domiciliary White City - A sports carni val for ambulatory veterans lit the Veterans Administra tion domiciliary will be held on Labor day. The event is sponsored by the Oregon State Elks associa tion. Cash prizes will be awarded the winners in a variety of outdoor games. Main events include a variety of Rolf tests, one with a croquet mallet. The others are clock putting, blind hole and bocci ball on the Rolf course and a driving contest at Memorial field. Horseshoes, shuffle board and a baseball throwing con-' test at t he field, will round 1 out the program. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kroegcr, i in charge of Elks activities at the domiciliary, will award I prizes at the picnic area in ! the afternoon. i Dallas Texans Look Only Distant Title Threat; Have Good Running Backs (This it another in a series on the pre season prospects of professional football teams for 1962.) best running backs in the club a year ago, are already American Football league and making themselves felt in a a rushing defense to match costly manner In'lasl weeks any rival's ground attack, but j Denver game, Dave Webster, they still seem only a distant one of the better safety men title threat. Inconsistent quarter b a c k ing, a questionable interior offensive line and a pass-leaking secondary more than off set the Texans' strong points. Several of the rookies - like defensive end Bill Hull, of fensive halfbacks Curtis Mc- in the league suffered a brok en leg which will just about ruin him for the season. Fullback Jack Spikes, who GRANT AWARDED Portland -WPli- A $363,048 five-year grant has been awarded to the Medical Re search Foundation of Oregon Inc., by the U.S. Public Health service to support a research project headed by Dr. David S. Jackson of the University of Oregon Medical school. BANKRUPTCY FILED Portland -OJPli- Ann Palmer Bakeries has filed proceedings under the Federal Bankruptcy Act in an effort to continue operating while repaying creditors. By ED FITE Dallas, Tex. -H'Pli- The Dal las Texans boast some of the Night Shoot On Fi"l rlnv tensive halfbacks Curtis Mc- also been frequent visitors to Medford Gun club will be Clinton and Jim Saxton, and the training room the scene of a night shoot on I offensive ends Tom Brooker 1 Losses Not Too Serious Friday Aug. 31. I and Bill Miller - appear to be i But. their loss this vear I Competition will open at of pro caliber and destined to I shouldn't hurt as much as a i 7:30 p.m. 'be starters on cither offensive ; year ago. Because, McClinton ! Events will include a "no or defensive units. I boasts enough power to fill : one knows'' handicap, a rcgu- j Injuries, which plagued the ! in for Spikes while still being , lar handicap event and '6-1. I yard shooting. Backer i p and j "miss and out" rivalry are ! planned. Prizes will be offer ed. Mosquito spray will be ap plied to the grounds before the shoot. The club will be closed this Sunday. Last Sunday. Bui Bryant Jr. and Percy Bearden each broke 25 straight targets at 16 yards. Shattering 24 were High Wright, Gene Hunt, Loyd Langston and Paul Cul bertson. The handicap event saw a 24 of 25 score by Hunt. Break ing 23 each were Bryant, Joe Coburn. Myron Andrews and Henry Niedermeycr. Jay Walker, Don Peterson and C. L. Bailie had 24 of 25 each at skeel. Dr. Art Ander son cracked 23. There were 42 shooters. speedy enough to play half back. Fleet Frank Jackson is nearly as adept as Hayncs, :S he prov ed last year as a rookie fill-in for the injured star. Johnny Robinson, a run ning - receiving star in his own riht at the other half back for two seasons, has be-.Ml I iiMsoiu null soi.no ...... j -" ' , gi i lea I cieicnsr to ivkikc due to injury, and All-League ! room fm. tne 110w t;,icnt. And. halfback Abner Hayncs. woo hc ls sorelv m,cied in the new sat out three contests have ion Saxton will be used as eil'n-: er a flanker or on defense to take advantage of his quick reactions and speed. He's had trouble learning to catch passes, but Strain isn't too worried about that. That brings the offcn.s've backfield up to the quarter- quale with Jerry Cornelison, backs, where Cotton Davidson Jim Tyrcr and Charley Dia has withstood challenges for mond returning. two seasons despite his er ratic performances. Strain has three other quarterbacks m camp - Arizona's Eddie Wil son, National Football league veteran Len Dawson and Bay lor's Bubby Ply. Hayncs and Jai'kson ate prime passing targets as flank ers, while Stram also has one of the league's top ends in Chris Burford with rookie desperation. Miller to back him. Fred Ar-, On defense, the picture is banas. who missed his rookie much different. Hull has de year because of injuries, has . velopcd into a terrific running won the tight end spot alu ad ! mate at end with experienced of Brooker. j Mel Brunch: Jerry Mays and Offensive tackles are ade-' Paul Rochester stand out at But, that's wocre the ade quacy ends. Jon Gilliam is looking bet ter at center, but needs help that isn't in sight. Al Reyn ; olds, John Cadwell and Mar vin Terrell return al the guards, but neither Terrell or ; Cadwell played much a year ago. End Curt Mcrz lias been I slutted to that position in the tackles, and if there is a better corps of linebackers i around than S.'ierrill Head rick. E J. Holuh. Smokey Stover and Walt Corey, then Stram hasn't seen them. Webster's d e p a r t u r e de pleted an already shaky sec ondary. Robinson is proving adequate to go along with re turnees Dave Grayson and Duane Wood, and Auburn rookie Bobby Hunt may have !the makings. Bui. Saxton or Ply may gel much more work than even Strain had antici pated. The acquisition of Durwood Pennington from Buffalo as a placckicker has taken some of the pressure off Spikes; David son still will be the No. I punter. "POOH TRASH" is coming! E" 7.-T.'P!!!''f'rT OPEN EVERY MOftlSAY thra FRIDAY 'Til Medfordj'Tribune Program of Judging Told For Kennel Club Event Program of judging has been announced for the an nual dog show and obedience trial of the Southern Oregon Kennel club. The event is set for Sun day, Sept. 2. at the Medford High school football field. Judging will open at 0:30 a.m. and will continue through the day. The show is unbonched. Entry totals 682 dogs. Ladies' Am Field Cut To Eight By MARTIN GLEASON Rochester, N.Y. -lUPIi-Twcn-fy-four years-the age of de fending champion Anne Quasi Deckcr-seperatcs the young est and oldest contestants to day in the quarter-finals of (he 62nd U. S. Women's Ama teur golf championship. The "baby" of this United Slates Golf Association USGA tournament at the Country Club of Rochester is 17-year-old Ann Baker of Maryville. Tcnn. The senior member of the eight-player cast is Mrs. t my Harry Nevil. 41, of Coopers The other surviving eandi- Rogue Valley riates for Mrs. Decker's crown p ; r arP Mrs ncckor. Joanne Gun- a 1 1 TOT UOYGS II IMilNf; SCHKlll'l.r:: King I !1'30 H m . Weirnaraners; 10 3(1. boxers, Belgian sheepdog. Siberian huskies: I p.m.. cinherman pinschcrs. 2. German shepherd dofip; 3 30. Shetland dheepdoes. samoyptls; 4:30. sreat Danes; 3.30. Alaskan malcmutcs Rins 29:30. Irish seller. Eng lish setters: 10:30. parti color and : asenh cocker spaniels: 11:30. blark cocker spaniels, pointers; 1:30, dachshunds Kin 3!) 30. bulldogs, golden and La hr ad or retrievers, Brittany and English encker spaniels, vizsla, sahiki. whippets; 10:30. basset hounds. Norwegian elkhounds. French bulldogs; 1 1 30, English springer spaniels, kcehonden, Rho rlcsian rldijchack; 12:30, basenjis; 1 :30. g i. pointers, alghan hounds, chow chow; 3, 13 and 13-inch hcagles. rough collies. St. Ber nards, grcnt Pyrcness, Welch cor gis Pembroke. H I n g -1 f) .'10, Boston terriers, scipperkes. toy Manchester ter riers. I.e. Chihuahuas; 10:30. smooth Chihuahuas, pugs; 11:30, Brussels griffons. S'orkbhlre ter riers. Maltese; 12:30, Pekinese, Dalmatians. 2, Pomeranians, minia ture pinschcrs. papillon. (tint 5 0:30. miniature, schnau zers. Scottish lerricrs; 10:4.V cairn, white bull. st. 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