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Extra-Hole Tussles Highlight
Southern Oregon Golf Friday;
Tom Shaw
Three extra - hole conflicts
and some sub - par jaunts
around the links featured
men's championship flight
round skirmishing Friday in
the Southern Oregon golf
1 tournament here.
Ed Kovacovich, in his sec
ond straight extra elfort of
the tourney, took 21 holes,
three over the regulation 18,
to nick Dr. William Miller,
Medford. who had rallied
from four holes down. Bob
Smith, Fort Ord, Calif., also
wen. 21 before sidelining
Dick Davis, Albany.
Dom Provost Jr., Ashland
and Rogue Valley SO cham
pion in 1954, put together a
comeback to overcome Jack
Vollstedt, Billings, Mont., on
the 10th.
A pre-tourncy favorite who
shared men's low qualifying
honors was eliminated when
Tom Shaw, ex-University of
Oregon linksman, turned in
two under par to beat Don
Krieger, fellow Columbia
Edgewatcr of Portland club
player, 4 and 3. Krieger, suf
fering from a nose-bleed, drop
ped the first three holes of the
match, conceding the third.
Shaw; putting well, closed out
with a 20-foot shot on No. 15.
He had knocked a chip shot
into the cup on 10.
DcRoss Kinkade, Cot t a g e
Grove, who tied with Krieger
for low qualifying card,
moved into Saturday's third
round with a 4 and 3 verdict
over Bob Atkinson, Portland,
three times Southern Oregon
winner. Kinkade was one un
der par.
Stewart Schroeder, defend
ing titlist and representing
the home links, gained Satur
day action with a 3 and 2 vic
tory over Richard D. Hunt,
Eugene. Stew putted well. He
was one over par.
Grant Lawton, Portland,
ousted six-limes champion Ed
die Simmons, Medford, 1 up
with two over par.
Widest championship brack
et winning margin Friday was
built by Jim Sheldon, Rogue
Valley Country club titlist. He
was one below par as he hit
the ball well in a 6 to 5 de
cision over Tom Corbett, Rose
ville, Calif.
Long Putts By Miller
Seven players from the
home links won in the second
round while six were elimi
nated. In tussles between
RVCC players Harvey Woods
Jr., Ashland, beat Bob
Maentz 4 and 3 and Dr. N. J.
Wilson subdued Justin Smith
Jr. 1 up. Dr. D. C. Boals ad
vanced wtih a 3 and 1 over
Glen Scharback, Oswego, and
Dr. Robert Buck with a 4 and
3 margin over Jim Walsh, also
Oswego. Larry Hirons, Eugene
and Oregon State university
dropped Dr. Ralph Odell 2
and 1 and Dodd Fisher, Eu
gene, tripped Craig Miller.
Two sensational putts by
Dr. William Miller highlight
ed his match with Kovacovich.
He put in a 30-footer uphill
to square the tilt on No. 19.
Miller hit the ball high. It
hesitated on the edge of the
cup then dropped back and in.
On the first extra hole Miller
holed a 40-foot birdie putt and
Kovacovich an eight-footter to
halve the hole.
The two players tied No.
20 with a par and Kovacovich
claimed the match on 21 with
a par when a four-foot putt
failed to go down for Miller.
Out of Bounds
The Medford doctor was 4
down after 11 holes. He won
12 and 13 and was just 1
down after prabbing 16 with
a bird. Kovtcovich was out
of bounds on 12.
Smith captured his match
with Davis when the Albany
player hit out of bounds on
21. The Fort Ord player and
ex-Portland State collegian,
parred the hole. Davis had a
chance on 19 but muffed a
one-foot putt that would
have given him a bird. The
two parred 20.
Provost was two down go
ing into No. 15. He took 16
with a bird and won 17 with
a par when Vollstedt hit his
tee shot into trees. On 19
Provost just missed an eagle
three when his chip rimmed
the cup. leaving him a short
birdie putt. Vollstedt missed
a five-foot try to lake a par
on the hole.
championship fllcht Tom
Shaw. C-E. dff. Don KrtrMr, C-E.
4-3 Dodfi Fischer. Eucene. clef.
Crei Miller. RVCC. -2: Mickey
Shaw. Top O'Scott. del. Roy Mor
gan Rr.val Oaks, 4-3: Harvey
Wood. RVCC. del. Rnhert Maentz.
RVCC 4-3. DpRoss Kinkade. Cot
taee Grove, del. Bob Atkinson Jr.
PGC 4-3. Jim Sheldon RVCC,
del Tom Corbett. Rnseville. Call!.,
6-5 Dr. Dave Bouls. RVCC.
del. Glen Scharback, Owi'o, 3-2.
Dr Rohert Buck. RVCC, del.
James Wr.lh. Oswego. 4-3
Slew Schroeder. RVCC del.
Richard Hunt. Eucene. 3-J; Ed
Kovacovich. Eureka. Call!, del.
Dr Willi-m Miller, RVCC, 21st
hole Larry Hiron. Eucene. del.
Dr Rslph Odell. RVCC. 2-1; Dick
Schneider. Lonsview. del Jim
Vranuan. Riverside. 2-1: Dr. N. J
Wilson. RVCC. del Justin Smith
Jr RVCC. 1 tin Grant Lawton.
PGC del Ed Simmons. RVCC. t
up Bob Smith. Fort Ord. Calif.,
del Dick Davis. Albany. 21st hole.
Dom Provost Jr RVCC del Jack
Vollstedt. Rlllines. Mont . IStn
hole
sir v. ?vt now
iii t li'.iii r " " 1
1
Beats Don Krieger
Eureka, del. Tim Bern. Laurel
wood. 20th hole; James Ellington.
Lodi. Cahl., del. D. P Eneleson.
RVCC, 19th hole; Mat Palatum Jr .
San Rafael, del Lee Flink. RVCC.
I up; Bill Plue. Riverside, del.
John Nuich. RVCC. 1 up: Fred Wil
helm. Laurelwood. del. Rod Harps
ter. Arcadia. 5-4: Sam Cavalll. C-E.
del. Dean Lambert, RVCC. 2 up;
Jim Quincy, RVCC. def. Tom Teu
tsch. RVCC. 1 up; Pat Jones. River
side. def. Ben Bates. Corvallis.
4- 3; Jim Crow. RVCC. del Richard
Mann. RVCC. I up: Jerrv Ander
son. RVCC. del. John YinKsl Jr.,
Crescent City, s-4: Harrv Zook Jr .
Eureka, del. Chuck Cunha. Top O'
Scott. 3-2; William McAllister. Sal
em, del Harry Millette. RVCC.
2-1; Iver Isaackson. Areata, del.
Ray Lucas. PGC. 4-3: Bruce Ctrl,
-veil, Seattle, del. Duanc Roisen.
Illahe Hills. 1 up; Jim "tucello,
Napa, Calif., del. Dick -louse.
RVCC. 3-2: Alan Holmes. IIVCC.
del. William Cairns, Bellcvue.
Wash., 7-5.
Second fllKht Monty Grau.
Seattle, del. Bill Thomdike. RVCC.
5- 4; Homer Couper. Areata, del.
Robert Hope. Oakway. 3-1; Steve
Cummins. RVCC. del. Dick Finch.
RVCC. 4-3; Jim O Toole. River
side, del. Don Lawton, PGC, 3-2:
John Jensen. RVCC. dt'l. Bud
Smith. Forest Hills, 4-3; Kenneth
Nautnan, Sacramento, def. Don
Williams. Portland. 5-4: Ed Hall.
Lakeview. del. Jim Snider. C-E.
5-4: Ivan Harrincton RVCC: del.
Jack Propst. PGC, 5-4.
Third f llclit Huch Kiedrow-
ski. WoodhridKC, Calil.. del. James
Maxwell. Lorli. Calil.. 4-3; Wallv
Ball. Portland, del. Mike Rilev.
Seattle. 24th hole; Dick Brown.
Broadmoor, del. cordon Reeves.
RVCC, 4-3: Cliff Jernican. Red
dinc. Calil.. def. William Speer.
Crescent City. 6-5: Wally ReRnn,
Colwood. def. John H'lmphrev,
RVCC. 4-3; Dr. F. A Short. C-E.
def. Paul Haviland. RVCC. 2 un:
Terry Robertson. Corvnllis. def.
Vernon Hallin. Eureka. 21st hole;
Dick Phipps. Salem. 4-3.
rourtli llieni Jack &m. h.
Corona. Calif., def. Dr. Billy
Blackstone. RVCC, 2-1: Cliff Gold,
man. Tualatin, def. F.arle Tlchenor.
RVCC. 5-4: Jim Barllctt. Walnut
Creek. Calif . def. Jeff Ehlen Os-
weeo. 7-fi; Ranny Smith. RVCC.
def. Frank Ramsey. RVCC, 2-1;
Dennis Toth. Crescent City. def.
Dale Fischer. Eugene. 3-2; Clayton
Lewis. RVCC. def. T. J. Tucker.
Seattle. 3-2: John Yinust. Crescent
City. def. Dick Marks. RVCC. 1
uon wood, kvu. del. wan
Tomlin. RVCC. 4-3.
nun merit Bob Jones, rvcc
def. Don Parrott. Top O' Scctt.
111th hole: Darrell Miller, RVCC.
def. Bill Bleakney. Royal Oaks, 1
James bmitn. Kvue del. led
McKenzie. Areata. 4-2: Frank
Ward. Salem, def. John Moffat.
RVCC. 2-1.
Fifth flight consolation Jim
Gill. RVCC. def. Stan Stark. RVCC.
2- 1; Paul Harris. Seattle, def. Rob
ert Tonne, Pleasanton. Calif.. 1 up:
Gene Shortlidce. Eufionc. del. Glen
.larman, Eugene, default: Paul
Moore, def. Howell Appling Jr..
Salem. 5-4.
Sixth flieht Tom McLeod.
RVCC. del. Bill Bratton. RVCC.
3- 2; Del Berg. Royal Oaks. del.
Jerry Gastineau. RVCC. 1 up; R. L.
Hcnselman. RVCC. del. Herh
Realph, RVCC, I up; Gordon
Swope. Forest Hills, def. Owen
Thomas. RVCC. 3-2.
Sixth flieht consolation Floyd
Baxter. Salem, def. Bob Voectly,
RVCC. 2-1; Wig Gales, Riverside,
def. Frank Peterson. Portland,
imh hole; Jack Daugherty. RVCC,
def. Larry Lau, Oswego, fi-5: Kent
Blackhurst, RVCC, def. Roy Jos
eph. Lone Pine, Calif., 1 up.
Sevenlh fllcht Dr. Ralph
Thompson. RVCC, del. Jnmes
Zikn. Forest Hills. 1 up: Gene Tecl.
Portland, def. Lou McLaughlin.
RVCC. .8-2; Bill McGlashan. Bclle
vue. Wash., def. Glen Kellenberg,
Crescent City. 7-6; Boob Morris.
RVCC. def. Stanley Daugherty.
Cottage Grove. 1 up.
Seventh flight consolation Doug
Penny. RVCC. del. Phillip Selte
ease, Salem. 4-2; Bud Haupert,
RVCC. del Russ Achcson. RVCC,
5-4; Karl Clinkenbeard, RVCC, del.
Allred Navarctle. RVCC. 4-3; Dr.
William McArthur. Salem, def. Bob
Van Duker. RVCC. 3-1.
Eight flight Dr. B. Bavuk.
RVCC, del. Tom Tripletl, Waver
ley, 2-1; John MePherson. Seattle,
del. Dick Pendergast, RVCC. 1 up;
Joe Hill Jr.. Longview. def. Jack
Moore. Corona. Calil.. 7-6: John
McClelland Jr., Longview, del. Bob
Dickey. RVCC. 1 up.
Eighth tlight consolation Jos
eph Gillham. Oswego, del. Boh
Templeton. RVCC. 1 up; Ken Van
Hoomissen, Forest Hills, del. Ben
Welch. Bellevue. Wash.. 10th hole;
Horace Wollard. Cottage Grove,
del. Ed Milne. RVCC. I up; Ed
Jernigan. Redding. Calil.. del.
Vern Smith. Woodland. Calil. 7-5.
Ninth flight Robert Brown.
Sonoma. Calil., del. Norman Man
ton. RVCC. 2-1: Dick Finnell.
RVCC. del. Paul Davis. RVCC. 6-5;
Dan Engle. RVCC. del. Al Fcuer
werker. Areata. Calil.. 4-3; Bud
Gariicld. RVCC. del. Thomas Sam
mons. Waverley. 3-1.
Ninth tlight consolation Jim
Abbott. C-E def. John Dasher. C-E.
7-6; Bob Quinney. RVCC. del. Jack
Dumas, RVCC. 4-3; Bill Van Dyke,
Fresno. del. Wallv Robinson.
RVCC. 3-2; Don Michaelson, Klam
ath Falls, del. J. Sedlak, RVCC,
3-2.
10th Flight Tim Titus, PGC,
del. Max Pierce. Oakland. Calif..
1 up; Richard Davis. Albanv, del.
Bill Deatherage. RVCC. 3-2; Roll
Peterson. Eureka, def. W. C. Brock
Jones, Crescent City. 4-3: Edward
Brown. Broadmoor, del. Herb Ross,
Sacramento, 1 up.
lath lllght consolation Bob Al
bright, C-E, def. Ben Sanchez. Oak
ridge. 4-3; Mike Reilly. Bellevue,
Wash., del. Pele Rasmussen. RVCC.
1 up; M. lstcd. RVCC. del. Jack
Sanborn. RVCC. 1 up; Hugh Puts.
RVCC. del. Ted Mansfield. RVCC,
1 up
WOMEN'S 1ST ROUND:
Fourth flight Mrs. Joseph Pick
ett. C-E. def. Mrs. Owen Sullivan.
C-E. 8-7; Mrs. Lucille Wilson. Palo
Alto , Calil., def. Jo Coleman.
RVCC, 1 up: Mrs. F. A. Short. C-E.
def. Mrs. Jo McManus. Fortuna.
Calif.. 3-2: Sue Jensen, RVCC. def.
Lea Prough, RVCC. 2-1; Mrs. Mur.
ray Yates. Sacramento, del. Mrs.
Wanda Regan. Colwood, 2 up; Leta
Clark. RVCC. def. Mrs. L F. Kel
ley, Oswego. 1 up; Mrs. Ben
Hampton. Sonoma, Calif., def. Mrs.
Edna Isaacs, C-E. 4-3; Reba Tavlnr,
RVCC. del. Jean Douglas. RVCC.
3-2
Sixth flight R u b v Schneider.
RVCC. del. Diane Kopta. F.ast
moreland. I up. Mrs. Ben Bates.
Corvallis, del Janice Morris.
RVCC. 1 up. Mrs. Charles Bennett.
Monrovia. Call! . del Mrs. Chris
tine Reis. 3-2. Mrs. Melvln Miller.
Menlo Park. Call! . def. Mrs. Rich
ard Remenlena. RVCC. 3-2: Mrs.
Jeff Ehlen. Oswego, def. Mrs. Vir
ginia Parker. C-E. 1 up; Dornthv
Conrad. RVCC. def. Mrs Wait
Shsylnr. RVCC. 3-2. Mrs Pat Har.
ris. Seattle, def. Sue Gordon.
RVCC. 20th hole; Mrs. Barbara
Gillham. Oswego, def. Mrs. Sue
Brass, Oswego. 2-1.
WOMEN'S 2ND ROUND
Eighth flight Mrs. R. E Hev
sell. RVCC. de!. Mrs Harry Pappas.
Sonoma. Calif. 3-2 Mrs. Jackie
Allen. RVCC. def. Yvonne Speer.
Crescent Citv. 4-3: Virginia Bowie.
Crescent City. der. Mrs. Charles
McDonald. Sonoma, 3-2, Mrs War
ren Bavliss RVCC. def. Hazel
Schildt. RVCC. 1 up
Ninth flight Dornthv Tuhbs,
RVCC. def. Mrs. William Cnwning.
RVCC 5-4; Bess Hall Lakeview.
def. Mrs. Rod Harps'er. Arcadia.
3-2: Marge Lambert. RVCC. del
Carolvn Covington. RVCC. -4.
Marian Elliott. RVC, del. Florence
Hart RVCC. 1 up
10th flight Mis Mark Calder.
Oswego. def, Virginia Dikrv,
RVCC 5-4 Mrs John Dav. RVCC.
-'(' M-s FMie Davis. Albany. 2 up.
-I. d RVCC. def Mrs
: . r - tn RVCC. 1-2. Mrs
Pat Jones. Riverside, def. Mrs. Jim
vranizan. rtiverside, 5-4.
1 1th lllght Mrs Kenneth Nau.
man. Fair Oaks. Calil.. del. Mrs.
Nancy Carey. Cottage Grove, de
lault: Mrs James Ahbott. C-E.
del. Dorothv McLaughlin. RVCC.
5- 3; Irene Sanner. RVCC. def. Mrs.
Estelle Swope. Forest Hills. 3-2:
Mrs. Molly Jacob. Crescent Citv.
del Mrs. Jack Six. RVCC. 19th
hole
l;th flight Mrs. Robert De
Lorme. RVCC. del. Mrs Molly
Brinker. Crescent Citv. 2-1: Mrs.
Tom Corbett. Roseville. Calif,
del. Mrs. W. F Ramp Jr.. Oswego.
6- 5; Mrs. Bonnie O Donnell. Oswe
go, def. Scotly Trumbly. RVCc
4-3; Mrs. Collena Gales. Riverside,
del Mrs Chuck Cunha, Top
O'Scott. 5-3
13th lllght Helen Mitchell.
RVCC. del. Mrs. Thomas Sammons.
Waverly. 2-1; Mrs. Frances Ram
sey. Corvallis. del. Mrs. Lenna Al
bright. C-E. 1 up; Mrs. Ben Gray.
Oswego, del. Mrs. Helen Hamil
ton. Crescent City. 6-5.
Miss Wright
Leads in
Golf Open
Spokane, Wash. - (IINl -Mickey
Wright, Dallas, Tex.,
stroked her second four-unrter-par
68 and took a command
ing four-stroke lead in the
second round of the S7.500
Spokane Women's Open Sat
urday afternoon.
Marlene Hagge, Florhan
Park, N.J., tiring after (17
Friday on the par 72 Esmeral
da course, slipped to a 73 and
a tic for second place with
140 as her approach shots
fell short all afternoon. She
tied with Ruth Jcssen, Seat
tle who fired her second 70.
Barbara Romack, Grossing
er, N. Y., remained the lone
eagle in third place. Though
like most of the 26 profession
al and 22 amateur field it
took her several more strokes
Saturday to cover the 18 holes
than Friday. The blond New
Yorker had an even-par 72
after Friday's 69.
Trailing in fourth place
with 142 s were Kalhy Whit
worth, Jal, New Mexico, and
amateur Claudia Lindor, An
acortes, Wash. Miss Lindor
remained the leading amateur
as she shot a 74 to go with
Friday's 68.
Shirley Englehorn, Cald
well, considers Esmeralda her
home course, shot a disap
pointing 74 after a 70 in the
opener and dropped from
fourth to a three-way tie for
sixth. With exception of a
40-foot rolling chip shot
which fell into the cup on
the 17th for a birdie two,
she failed to sink her putts.
Miss Wright, the Ladies
Professional Golf association
leading money winner and
last year's Spokane Open win
ner, was one under on the
front nine and three under
on the back nine. The Dallas
lass got birdies on four of
five holes 8, B, 11, 12.
BOWLING
CENTENNIAL LEAGIK
.Members of Centennial league
and all other ladles Interested in
Joining are asked to attend an
organizational meeting on Tuesday,
Sept. 4, at 10 a.m. at Medford
Howling lanes. League oillcers
stressed that attendance Is Import
ant. League bowling will begin at
10 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 11.
Ladies who wish further informa
tion mar contact Mrs. llnrnlhy
Nease, league president. Her tele
phone number is RM-ltfifi.
STAR LEAGUE
All ladies interested In playing
In the Star league are asked to
meet at noon on Thursday, Sept.
a. at Medlord Howling lanes. This
is a beginners league and regular
play will begin on Sept. 13. Wom
en Interested in playing, who can
not he at the meeting are asked to
leave their names at the alley.
HOOT OWL LEAGUE
IKnd ol second half rlaynlfs and
Sweeper Wednesday, Sept. 5.)
Bill's Heating Service (18-101 3
Jerry Fueston 525: Hamms (13-15)
1, Roy Wilkes 600.
Strikers 117-111 3. Jim Oshorn
534; Night Hawks 115-131 1. Jim
Cunningham 424.
Norton Lumber Co. (13-15! 4,
Clem Jennings 453; Sambos (8-20)
0. Jim Adams 4113.
Roy Wilkes 215. 205. Otto Kah
nert 204. Jim Oshorn 200; Bill's
Heating Service 1787.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Riverside Tavern (4-0i 4, Joe
Cabler 528; Olson-Lawyer ((1-4) 0.
Wallv Nve 507.
Baker's Mldg. 14-0) 4, Del Mon
roe 400; Eagles (0-4i 0. Gordon
Rone 477.
Fyre Fvters 13-1) 3. .lack Mon
roe 520: Whitelaw Candv (1-3) 1.
Wilton White 532.
Drive-in Cleaners (3-1 i 3. Coe
Brown 534: Southern Oregon Trn
phv i l-3i 1. Smltty Janzen 53
Coca Cola '2'7-l'.,i 2'2. Boh
Perdue 525; Patterson's Plumbing
111,-21,1 l1,, George Colbert 532
Grant Dav 200. George Colbert
208. Jim Dorsey 207.
Barker's To Have
Beaver Grid Tickets
Oregon State University,
Corvallis-The football coach
ing staff hasn't been the only
busy athletic office at Oregon
State this past week.
Jim Barratt, Comm Hen
ness a.id their office crew
have worked day and night
filling ticket orders to 1962
Oregon State home football
games. All priorities on tick
ets ended Saturday, Sept. 1.
anil all orders received dur
ing the summer will be filled
and iickrtx in the hands of
purcharrs by Tuesday, Sept.
4
On Tuesday, over-the-counter
sales will start at all OSU
ticket agencies, including
Barker's " --' sItc, Med
MEDFORD MAIL TKiBJNE. MLiir ORD, OREGON
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BROTHERS IN TITLE FLIGHT - A pair of Portland broth
ers came within one match of playing each other in the
championship flight of the Southern Oregon Golf tourna
ment now in progress at Rogue Valley Country club. They
are Tom (left) and Mickey Shaw, shown before teeing off in
a foursome yesterday. Tom defeated Dodd Fisher, Eugene,
4 and 3, in a third round match. Harvey Woods, Ashland, won
from Mickey, 3 and 2. Had Mickey won, the Shaw brothers
would have met in a quarterfinal match today. The two have
yet to face each other in a tournament. Tom completed his
varsity career at University of Oregon last spring. He plays
out of Columbia-Edgewater club. Mickey will be a sophomore
bidding for a varsity berth at U of O this year. His Portland
links is Top O'Scott. - (Knnckstedt photo)
MEDF0RDv$TR1BUNE
Joanne Gunderson
Wins Championship
For Third Time
Rochester, N.Y. Il!i'i
Blonde Joanne Gunderson.
a superb exhibition of putting,
routed 17-year-old Ann Baker
of Maryville, Tenn., B and 8
Saturday to become the sixth
contestant in history to win
the U.S. Women's Amateur
Golf championship at least
three times.
Miss Gunderson, who lives
in Kirkland, Wash., 30 miles
from 1061 tilleholder Anne
Quast Decker, whizzed over
the first 18 holes of this 36
hole match-play final over the
sloping Country club of Ro
chester course with a two-un-dcr-par
70. The torrid round
was the best ever recorded by
a woman over this 36-36 par
72, 6,161-yard layout, and
pushed Joanne to a 6-up lead
at the halfway mark.
Best Previous Round
Mrs. Jean Trainnr of Ro
chester, N.Y., a member of the
host club, netted a one-over
par 73 on Sept. 6, 1061, for
the best previous round. Miss
Gundeison's 70 will not go
into the record books here be
cause of a pair of conceded
putts on the first 18 holes.
Mrs. Glenna Collelt Vare
Jr. won this tournament a
record six times.
Miss Gunderson, who seem
ed to be more serious about
golf Saturday than in six
previous matches, overwhelm
ed the Tennessee teen-ager
with her long-range drives
and dcadeyc putting.
Jeanne ended the match on
the 28th, a par 5, 525-yarder
and the granridaddy of them
all here. It was on this same
hole that she notched the on
ly eagle of the tournament
earlier in the day.
Ends Tourney Schedule
Miss Gunderson, who said
the women's amateur ended
her tournament schedule for
the year, really proved her
pre-match statement that "I'm
on the verge of playing very,
Denver Broncs
Look at Shaw
Denver -iUPIi- Former Ore
gon quarterback George Shaw
may play with the Denver
Broncos of the American
Football league this season.
Denver Coach Jack Faulk
ner said Friday that the 29-year-olri
Shaw, who was cut
earlier this week by the Min
nesota Vikings of the Nation
al Football league, will join
the Broncos on a "look-sec"
basis Sunday or Monday.
He said team physicians
would examine Shaw to de
termine whether bone chips
in his knee would handicap
him in the future. He said,
pending the outcome of the
examination, the club would
try to work out contract ar
rangements with Shaw.
Shaw was with the Balti
more ColU and the New York
Giants of the NFL before go
ing to Minnesota.
49eri PURCHASED TACKLE
Redwood City, Calif. -0,'Pli-Dcfensive
tackle John Kener
son has been purchased by
the San FraneLsco Forty-Nin-ers
from the Los Angeles
Rams for the waiver price.
The Forty-Niners cut tackle
Bill Winter, their No. 8 draft
choice, to make room for
Kenerson.
very well." She felt she was
I nearing her peak in the 3 and
(2 victory over American Cur
tis cup teammate Phyllis
Prcuss Friday in her semi
final match.
Miss Gunderson converted
birdie putts of 4, 7, 5 and 15
feet, in covering the first nine
holes al one-over par 37 for
a four-tip lead.
Miss Gunderson had 14 one-
putt greens Saturday. She
played 122 holes of golf and
was eight over par for the
six-day tournament.
Mrs. Decker, who lost out
in her bid for a second
straight title when she was
eliminated in the quarter-finals,
said, "Joane was a hungry
golfer Saturday." More than
1,000 spectators agreed.
Tommy Bolt
Takes Lead
In Dallas
Dallas -IUPII- Tommy Bolt,
who once boasted that if he
could putt his rivals would
play for second place, rode a
red-hot putter into the half
way lead in the $35,000 Dallas
Open golf tournament Satur
day with a five-under-par 65
that gave him a 36-holc total
of 137.
The 44-year-nld Bolt smoth
ed out Oak Cliff Country
club's rough greens with
healthy birdie and par putts
for a 31-34 that vaulted him
from a 12-way tie for 1 21 h
into a one-stroke lead on the
field.
Chunky Billy Maxwell was
his closest pusher with a par
35-3570 for 138.
Lionel H e b e r t, recently
elected chairman of the PGA
tournament committee, made
a run at Boll's lead, but the
34- ycar-old Louisiana Cajun
floundered in the stretch and
dropped off the pace.
Hehert finished with a 34
37 67 with a 139 and a tie
for third with big Bill Collins
of Miami. Fla., whose 33-34-67
Saturday boosted him into
contention.
Negro champion Charlie Sif
ford of Los Angeles had a
35- 36 71 and was among a
quartet of players at even
par 140. The others were Aus
tralia's Bruce Crampton, who
had a 38-38 - 76; Frank Whar
ton of Mamarooeck. N. Y.,
who had a 33-3568, and for
mer Dallas Open champ John
ny Pott of Gulf Hills, Miss.,
who had a 37-34- 71.
Denver Bears Smash
Leading Indians 9-1
By United Press International
The Denver Bears scored
five runs in the eighth Inning
Friday night to smash the
league - leading Indianapolis
Indians, H I, in the final of an
American association double
header. The Indians took the open
er, 5-2, breaking a tie with
three runs in the 10th inning.
In other action, Dallas
Fort Worth p 1 i t a twin bill
with Omaha, the Texans tak
ing the opener, 4-3, and drop
ping the second game, 8-2. A
scheduled Oklahoma Ci'y
Louisville contest was can-e-.ijorl
bc-siise of rain.
en's
ivalry
Tourney; Youth
Lady, Senior Semis
Feature Past Champs
Youth was conspicuous to
day as the men's champion
ship flight wont into its round
of eight in the 34th annual
Southern Oregon Golf tourna
ment at Mcdforri's Rogue Val
lev Country club. Two Med
ford doctors represent age in
the quarterfinals.
These are the pairings for
this morning's tangles:
Tom Shaw, Columbia-Edgewater,
Portland, vs. Harvey
Woods, Ashland and Rogue
Valley; DeRoss Kinkade, Cot
tage Grove, vs. Dr. Robert
Buck, Medford; Stewart
Schroeder. Medford, the de
fending champion, vs. his Ore
gon Slate university team
mate. Larry Hirons, Eugene,
and Dr. N. J. (Jim) Wilson vs.
Robert Smith, Fort Ord, Calif.
This morning's winners bat
tle this afternoon in semifin
als. Finals in all tournament
divisions are on Monday, La
bor day.
It will he all-Rogue Valley
Connlry club today in the
ladies' championship semifin
als with a California resident
and three Medford women
vying.
Mitchell vs. Stacey
Mrs. Shirley Mitchell, Chi
co, 1060 champion, and RVCC
member, will go against Miss
Pam Staccy. Mrs. Helen Da
vies, seven times titlist in the
Medford tourney, will engage
Mrs. Corrinc Miller.
Three champions of past
years arc to clash this after
noon In senior division semi
finals. George Tarsons, Seattle,
only one of the round of four
who has not won the toga,
will encounter Karl Bennett,
Grants Pass, the 195(1 title
Inker. The other match be
tween Carl Schmidt and Lar
ry Butler, both of Medford,
puts together the finalists of
1061. Schmidt was champ last
year. Ruller won the top sen
ior trophy in 1960.
Opening tceoff In men's
quarterfinals today will be nl
8 a.m. with semifinals listed
for 1:30 p.m. Women's semis
go off al. 7:20 a.m. and senior
men's at 11:10 a.m.
Times Listed
On Monday the women's
title flight finalists tee off
at 8:15 a.m. and start the sec
ond 18 at 1 p.m. Men's 36
hnlc final is billed to start al
1:15 o'clock. Senior champion
ship match, 18 holes, will be
at 12:30 p.m.
In yesterday's men's third
round, Shaw, who last spring
completed his golfing eligibil
ity at University of Oregon,
downed Dodd Fisher, Eugene,
4 and 3. Woods, University
of Oregon dental school stu
dent, prevented a brother
quarterfinal when he stop
ped Tom's brother Mickey
Shaw, Top O'Scott, Portland,
3 and 2.
Kinkade, who has played
for Seattle U. and who tied
Wednesday for medalist laur
els, got by Jim Sheldon, Med
ford, 3 and 2. Buck, a path
ologist, nicked Dr. D. C. Boals,
Medford physician and sur
geon, 1 up.
Schroeder, building up a
commanding lead with a four
under p?.r 5 up front nine,
bounced likeable Ed Kovaco
vich, Eureka, Calif., 3 and 2.
Hirons defeated Dick Schneid
er, Longview, Wash. 2 and 1;
Wilson downed Grant Lawton,
Portland, a U of O divotcr, 3
and 2, and Smith, ex-Portland
State college, recorded the
widest Saturday gap in the
men's title flight by ousting
former champion Dom Pro
vost Jr., 7 and 5.
In Saturday ladies' quarter
finals, Mrs. Mitchell trimmed
Mrs. Shirley Teutsch, Med
ford, 3 and 2; Miss Staccy
whipped Miss Pat Dwycr,
Waverley, Portland, 7 and 6;
Mrs. Davies won over Mrs.
Arietta Templeton, Medford,
2 and 1 and Mrn. Miller de
feated Mrs. Glen Scarback,
Oswego, 4 and 3..
Miss Stacey turned in the
best golf of the flight. Playing
well, she was one under par
for her one-sided match. Mrs.
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Mitchell, five over par, gain-,
ed her victory margin on the j
back nine. Mrs. Davies said I
her playing was spotty. Mrs.
Templeton challenged her,
with some fine putting. Mrs. I
Miller described her game as
erratic except that she put-;
ted well. She chipped in one ;
shot. j
Among seniors Parsons was ;
four over par In defeating Dr. j
Frederick Tucker, a fellow
Seattleite, while Karl Bennett :
played one under to clip Ben j
Hampton, Sonoma, Calif., 7 j
and 6. Schmidt trimmed Char-1
les Bennett, Monrovia, Calif.,
3 and 2, while playing one
over par. Butler's one under
regulation stroking beat Andv
Tovlv, Red Bluff, Calif., 5 and
4' j
Even at Turn
Parsons was even par al. the
turn. He has three straight bo
gies in finishing the match.
Karl Bennett was also even
par for the front nine. He was
seven ahead at the turn. But
ler held a 3 tip advantage af
ter the front side and Schmidt
1 up.
Schroeder, senor captain of
his OSU team last spring,
courted disaster after his tor
rid front nine 33. On No. 10
he whacked his putter on the
ground and broke it. He com
pleted the round with the
club taped up and was three
under standard for 16 holes.
Tom Shaw also toured in three
under standard. He was 1 up
at the turn.
Buck and Boals played the
only men's third round till
that carried to the 18th green.
A neat chip put Buck two
feet from the final pin. Aft
er Boals just missed making
an eight - footer go down,
Buck put in his putt for the
match.
Woods played a steady
game to defeat Mickey Shaw,
who'll he a varsity contender
at U of o this next school
year. Both were even par on
the front side. Woods was two
over par and was helped by
five Shaw bogies on the back-
stretch. The Ashlander is an
ex-U of O player.
Kinkade reported in a two
over par also and said, "I hit
some good shots." Hirons,
who'll be a senior at OSU,
also had a two over day. He
was never behind In the
match. Schneider caught up
on the 14 hole aflcr being
tgo tgo at the ninth.-Hirons
won 15 and 16 and the 17th
was halved.
Wilson followed the two
over trend. He was four holes
in front aflcr 12 greens. Law
Ion, a University of Oregon
linksman, won 13 and 14 to
narrow the spread.
Smith was one over par In
tripping Provost. He hit ev
ery green but had some putt
ing troubles.
MEN'S 3RD KOIINII:
First flight James Ellington.
I-odl, Calif., def. Dennis McManus.
Eureka. Calif.. 2-1; Mat Pnln.-ic
Jr., San Rafael. Calif., def. Bill
Plue, Riverside, 4-3: Sam Cavalll,
C-E. def. Fred Wllhelm. Laurel
wood. 2-1; Jim Quincy. RVCC. def.
Pat Jones. Riverside. 3-2: Jim
Crow. RVCC. def. Jerry Anderson.
RVCC. 20th hole; Hill McAllister.
Salem. def. Harrv Zook Jr..
I Eureka. 5-4; Bruce Cadwell. Se
attle, def. Iver Isaackson. Areata.
a-5: Jim Bucelln. Napa. Calif., def.
Alan Holmes. RVCC. 2-1
Second flight Homer Cooper,
Arcala, def. Monty Grau. Seattle.
2 up: Jim O'Toole. Riverside,
def. Steve Cunimlngs. HVCC, 3-2;
John Jensen .RVCC, def. Kenneth
Nauman. Sacramento. 1 up; Ed
Hall, Lavevlew, def. Jvan Har
rington. RVCC. 2-1.
Second flight ronsolatlon Rob
ert Hope. Oakway. def. Hill Thorn
dike. RVCC. I up: Dick Finch.
RVCC. def. Don Lawton. PGC. 3-2;
B.;d Smith. Forest Hills, def. Don
Williams, Portland, default: Jim
Snider. C-E. def. Jack Prousl. PGC.
I 1 up.
Third nir.nl welly Ball. Port
land, def Hugh Kiedrowskl, Wood
hrldgc. Calif., 2-1; Cliff Jernigan.
Redding, def. Dick Brown. Broad
moor. 7-5; Wally RegBn, Colwood.
def. Dr. F. A. Short. C-E. 2 up;
Terry Robertson, Corvallis, def.
Dick Phipps, Salem. 3-2.
Third flight consolation James
I Maxwell. Lodl. del. Mike ttlley.
Seattle. 4-3; William Speer. Cres
cent uny. nei. uornon w'eves,
RVCC. fl-5; John Humphrey. RVCC,
def. Paul Haviland RVCC. 2-1;
Vernon Hallin. Eureka, def. Norm
Hlllyer, RVCC. 1 up.
SENIOR QUARTERFINALS:
First flight Ray Isaacs. C-K.
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def, Earle Voorhies. Grants Pass,
2 up: Jess Bradley. Grants Pass,
del Mahr Revmers. RVCC. 2 up;
Marvin Clark. Grants Pass. def.
Dr Arnie Inches. C-E. 2 up. Bav
ard Getchell. RVCC. def Larry
Bassell. Grants Pass. 4-3
Sset mid (light Melvin Miller,
Palo Aito. Caht.. def. Malcolm
Sune. RVCC. 2-1: H Covington.
RVCC. def. John Hrennan. C-E.
H-.V Joaquin Reis. Oakland. Calif..
def. Frank Davis, Top O Scott, 4-3:
Ben Fcucrwcrker. Arcala, Calif..
Davis, Hrnadmoor. de-
II 1 1
Third flight Jack Creaeer. I
RSCC, def, Dom Giannini. Eureka.
Calif. 2-1; G. A. Cottlncham. :
RVCC, def. Very Lloyd. Broad- ,
moor, dclault: Frank Corsetti, ,
Napa. Calif, def Jack McManus..
Eureka. Calif . Kith hole. E. Jav i
llychs. C-E. del. N. P. Slobodnak. I
Sonoma. Calif . I up. i
Fourth flight Robert Lucas.
Rose City, def Ray Wise, RVCC.
20lh hole. Stoy Elliott. RVCC, def.
William Wright. C-E. 2 up. Dom
Prnvosl Sr.. RVCC. def Don Robin
son. Rose City. I up; Frank Wil
son. Stanford, Calif., def. Fred
Conrad. RVCC, 2-1.
Flflh Flight Ed Gordon, RVCC.
del Robert Slone. nrvallis. 5-4:
Cliff Wolf, C-E, def. Austin Lav-
Kinkade,
Isaacs Cop
Playoffs
DoRoss Kinkade, CotVqe
Grove, and 3ay Issacs, Co-
umbia - Edgewaler, Portland,
won playoffs yesterday aft
ernoon for medalist honors
in the Southern Oregon Golf
tournament here.
Kinkade, medalist in 1961,
fired two under par to out
shoot Don Krieger, Columbia
Edgwaler. 35 to 38 for the
men's division prize. Isaacs
and Jest Bradley, Grants
Past, tied with 39s over the
nine-hole senior runoff route.
The C-E man then birdied an
extra hole while Bradley
parred.
In the Wednesday qualify-;
ing Kinkade and Krieger shot
71s and Isaacs and Bradley
75s in the respective divisions.
In the trophy playoff Kin
kade had four birds and two
bogies and Krieger three bo
gios and two birds. Isaacs fire
ed four bogies and two birds.
Bradley's score included two
bogies and the rest part.
Lind Nine
Eliminated
Stratford, Conn. -IUPII- The
Erv Lind Florists of Portland
were eliminated from the
Women's World Softball tour
nament here Friday night.
The Florists were beaten
4-1 by Orange, Calif., in the
losers' bracket of the double
elimination tournament. Or
ange gained Saturday night's
finals against defending cham
pion Whittier, Calif., by de
feating host Stratford in an
other losers' bracket game.
The Florists finished in
fourth place 'in the 19 - team
tournament.
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niance RVCC. Ifllh hole; Owen
Sullivan. C-E. def Andy Weiant,
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WOMEN'S QUARTERFINALS:
First flight Freda Peters.
RVCC. def Mrs Kathryn Wright,
C-E. 5-4; Grace Revmers. RVCC.
def. Betty Brooks. RVCC. 4-2; June
Robinson. Albany, def. Mrs. Glen
ms Kovacovich. Eureka. 7-6; Max
ine Hammond. RVCC. def. Jean
Finch, RVCC. 3-2.
Second flight Mrs. Mildred
Maxwell. Lodl, Calif., def. Mrs.
Gordon Reeves, RVCC. 4-3; Mrs.
Marjcan Torhelm. RVCC. def.
Mrs Randall Gilford. RVCC, 1 up.
Mrs Hugh Kiedrowskl. Lodl. Calif.,
def. Fay Palmer. RVCC, 1 up; Rose
Bunch RVCC. def. Mrs. Pat
uaugnerty. uouoge Grove. up.
Third flightMrs. Bruce Benz.
Oswego, def. Claudia Gustafson.
RVCC. 2-1; Seone Schwann RVCC,
def. Mrs. William Schh. RVCC. 1
up; ami Achcson. RVCC. del. Mrs.
Bill Plue. Riverside. 5-4; Isabel
Sirkels. RVCC, def. Mrs. Don Law
ton, PCG. 3-2.
Fourth flight Mrs. Joseph
Pickett. C-E. def. Mrs. Lucille
Wilson. Palo Alto. Calif.. 3-2; Sue
Jensen. RVCC. def. Mrs. T A.
Short. 1 up; Lela Clark, HVCC.
def Mrs Murray Yates. Sacra
mento. 4-3; Mrs. Ben Hampton.
Sonoma. Calif., def. Reba Taylor.
RVCC. H-5
Filth flight Mrs. Owen Sul
livan. C-E, def. Jo Coleman. RVCC,
I up; Mrs Jo McManus. Fortuna.
Calif., def Lea Prough. RVCC, 6-S;
Mrs. L. F. Kelley, Oswego, def.
Mrs. Wanda Regan. Colwood. 20th
hole; Mrs. Edna Isaacs, C-E, def.
Jean Douglas, RVCC. 2 up.
Slxlh flight Mrs. Ben Bates.
Corvallis, def. Ruby Schneider.
RVCC. 1 up; Mrs Melvin Miller,
Menlo Park. Calif, def. Mrs.
Charies Bennett. Monrovia. Calif.,
3-2; Mrs. Jeff Ehlne. Oswego, def.
Dorothv Conrad. RVCC. 2-1; Mrs.
Pat Harris. Seattle, def. Mrs.
Barbara Gillham. Oswego, 4-2.
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