TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
SHAW, STAGEY, BUTLER SOUTHERN OREGON GOLF CHAMPIONS
Titles Won
In RVCCs
Tournament
Tom Shaw, long, hard hit
ter from Portland's Columbia
Edftewater links, triumphed
in the "battle of the Milwau
kie Mustangs" yesterday and
is the Southern Oregon men's
asiateur golf champ for 1962.
Shaw, a University of Ore
gon collegian, thumped his
former Milwaukie high school
teammate, Robert C. Smith,
tort Ord, Calif., in the finals
of the Labor day holidays'
tournament at Medford's
Rogue Valley Country club.
Carding six under par for 31
holes, Shaw won by 6 and S.
Members of the host cIud
claimed the other champion
ships. Miss Pam Stacey, Med
ford, senior to be at U. of O.
is the newly crowned ladies'
titlist. Southern Oregon col
lege professor Larry Butler
garnered the senior men's
mantle for the second time.
Miss Stacey put in a short
heart-stopper putt on No. 36
to halve the hole and nudge
former champ Mrs. Helen Da
vies, Medford, 1 up in the
women's final match. Butler,
senior victor in I960, fought
by Kurl Bennett, Grants Pass,
another past champion, 2 and
1 with even par in the older
men's finale.
18-Footer Cancels 40 ,
Shaw dunked an 18-foot
putt on the 31st hole to put
away his joust. The winning
shot, for a birdie three, came
just after Smith, fighting des
perately to keep the match
alive had chipped In spectac
ularly from 40 feet away to
par.
Miss Staccy's closing two
foot putt, rimmed the cup,
hung for an instant, then fell
back into the hole for a par
five to end a threat of extra
greens. Seven times winner
Mrs. Davies had a chance to
tie when Pam'a second shot
THE CHAMPIONS Admiring their tro
phies are Southern Oregon golf champion
ship winners, left to right, Larry Butler,
who captured his second senior division
title; Palm Stacey, Medford, who won in the
fell in the trap and she hit j Smith, ex-Portland State
just up to the edge of the i collegian and now an Army
green. Helen had chipped up private, hit some great ap-
to just four feel from the hole, preaches but his putter failed
opportunities. Putts
hi and 3 feet would
But the door to opportunity on several i
was closed when her putt fail-1 of l'li, 2'2
ed to go in
Butler, who hit 13 greens
in regulation strokes, didn't
have the lead in his match
until he won No. 14 with a
par. He was conceded a three
foot birdie putt nr. IB when
Bennett bogicd. When the two
halved on 17 with pars the
not go in for him. A penalty
stroke when his drive went
into the irrigation cost him a
hole. Smith was two over par.
Miss Stacey, tourney quar
tcrfinalist two years ago and
winner over Mrs. Davies for
the RVCC women's title in
1961, was three over par yes-
match was over, short of the tcrday, one under in the morn-
ing and four over in the after
noon. She compiled a 3 up
slated 18 holes.
Shaw Nevar Down
Shaw was never down in
his match and he led from the
eighth hole on, in the morn
ing. His advantage was 3 up
after 13 holes and 2 up at the
lunch time break. He was 4
up for the first time at the
23-holc mark and 5 up after
28. Shaw s below par match
medal included a number of
conceded putts. He encounter
cd some trouble but outdid
his one-time state prep cham
pionship teammate In driving
and generally In the short
game around the greens
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lead in the morning but Mrs
Davies came back to square
the scrap and lead briefly in
the afternoon.
Eagle on 25th
Pam's putter went sour on
five straight greens right
after lunch. Then, on No. 7
green, the 25th hole of the
match, she holed a 14-footcr
for an eagle three. That got
her going and she was never
down again. At the 27 mark
she had a 2 up gap. Better
putting and driving helped
Pam in the morning. Helen
had a reported approaching
cdtfe, but in the afternoon her
pitching was not what it was
in the morning.
Helen was two over par in
the morning and two over in
the afternoon.
Butler was one under par
on the front side of his match
and one over on the back
while Bennett was par on the
first nine and tour over on
the bnck. After seven holes
Bennett, Caveman bowl oper
ator who was champ in 19S9,
had Butler 1 down with each
man one under par.
The little "perfessor even
ed with a par on No. 9 and
Bennett took the lead for the
last time willi a par on 10
Butler squared with standard
strokes on 12.
Win First Flights
The Grants Pass man won
the first two holes of the titf
with birds. Butler won No.
4 with a birdie to Bennett's
bogey and evened with a par
on six. Bennett nabbed seven
with a bird.
First flight winners in the
tourney were Bill McAllister,
Salem (cx-Medford high), 1
up over Mat Palar'o Jr., San
Rafael, Calif., in ihe men's
division, Ray Isaacs, Colum
bia r'.dgi'wak'r, 2 uo over Mar
vin Clark, Grants Pass, in the
senior and Miss June Robin
son, Albany, 1!I(1 champ, 1
Smith muffed a three-foot.
The stroke penalty on Smith
because of the irrigation ditch
was on the 23rd. Even then
Smith came close to chipping
into the hole. Score was 4 up.
On 25 Shaw was ov er t h e
green on his second shot. Bob
took advantage here and
women's division, Tom Shaw, Columbia
Edgewater, men's division champion, and
Bob Smith, Fort Ord, Calif., runner-up in
the men's division. (Knackstedt photo)
downed a 12-foot putt to win
the hole with a bird.
Concedes
On 26 it went 4 up again.
Smith was under a tree off
the tee and had to use his
putter to get out from under
it. The soldier conceded his
Marine Reserve foe a three
foot putt for a bird. It was
5 up for Shaw with a gi'me
bird on No. 28. Smith ap
proached short, chipped by
the cup and missed it coming
back.
Smith cut the difference
with an 18-foot bird putt on
29. Shaw countered with an
11-foot par putt on 30 for five
up again. On 31 Smith was
in the rough. His second shot
was short of the green while
Shaw was on the carpet on
two. The soldier chipped over
the green and came back with
the birdie putt and play did
not go the scheduled 36 holes.
In the morning Shaw open
ed up with birds for wins on
Nos. 1 and 2. Smith took No.
4 with a par and No. 5 with
a 16-inch gi'me bird. Shaw
claimed 1 up again with a par
on No. 8 when a 18-incher
would not go down for Smith.
On No. 0 for 2 up Shaw drew
a conceded par. Smith had
pitched from the right of the
green into the trap. On 10
Bob won when he put his ap
proach 2'2 feet from the pin
then sank the putt for a bird.
10-Footor Down
Smith's sand trap and chip
ping trouble enabled Tom to
go back 2 up on 12 with a par.
Shaw canned a 10-foot putt.
Par look it again on No. 13
for a 3-up Shaw count when
a 2'j-footer refused to go in
for the Fort Ord player.
On 18 Shaw chipped up
to one foot from the hole and
received a conceded bird.
Shaw's second shot was to
the right of the green. His
chip hit a limb and the ball
dropped on the apron. Then
Shaw's putt ran way by the
hole.
After Miss Stacey's chip for
the eagle she won the 26th
and 27th holes with pars. The
ladies traded shots on an even
basis for the next. Helen cut
her deficit to 1 up with a par
on 33. The two halved on 34.
Each chipped up nicely but
two-putted as Helen missed
on an eight and Pam on a
four-foot try. The rivals also
two-putted on 35 as a seven
footer for Pam and a five
footer for Helen did not drop.
When Miss Stacey was lin
g up her putt from the
pron on 36, she asked, "Are
ou going to sink yours, Hcl-
Mrs. Davies, four feet
rom the hole, said she was.
But, after Pam putted two
feet by the cup, it did not
work out that way.
Davies Catches
Mrs. Davies cut her adver
sary's tunchtime gap with a
par and bird on the first two
holes in the afternoon. She
also took No. 22 with a bird to
catch up. A par won No. 24
for the former champ to put
her one up. .
In the morning Miss Stacey
won on Nos. 2 and 3 with a
bird and a par. Helen birdied
to win No. 7 but Pam got No.
8 with a par. The match went
to 3 up with Pam'i bird on
No. 12.
En route to his champion
ship Shaw defeated Dennis
McManus, Eureka, Calif., 6
and 5, Don Krieger, Columbia
Edgewater, 4 and 3, Dodd
Fisher, Eugene, 4 and 3, Har
vey Woods, Ashland, 1 up, and
Dr. Robert Buck, Medford, 3
and 2.
Butler won from Bayard
Getchell, Medford, 2 and 1,
Andy Toyly, Red Bluff, Calif.,
5 and 4, and from Carl
Schmidt, last year's senior
champ, 1 up.
Miss Stacey turned back
Mrs. Grace Reymers, Ashland,
4 and 3, Miss Pat Dwyer, Wa
verley Portland, 7 and 6 and
Mrs. Shirley Mitchell, Chico,
Calif., 4 and 2.
The tournament was the
34th annual one here and the
biggest ever with 431 entrants.
MATCH CARDS:
Mtn's championship
(Morning round)
Par oul ... hi 114 MA 37
Shaw out . 434 444 444 35
Smith out.. 544 334 45537
Par In . 444 44J 43535-3772
Shaw In .... 444 443 435 35-1.5 71)
Smith In .. 345 543 43435-3772
(Afternoon round)
Shaw out.. 444 344 53435
Smith out.. 444 454 45438
Shaw in .. 344 3
Smith In 335 4
Senior championship
Duller out 544 244 544 3
Ben'ett out 434 445 44537
Butler In . 544 444 33
Bennett in 445 454 53
Women'! championship
(Mornltif round)
Par out .. . 554. 344 144 3
Davlei out 555 444 45541
Slacey Out 544 444 54530
Par In 445 453 535 3S-3S 78
Davlea In.. 455 453 43437-4178
Stacey In.. 454 453 43436-3975
(Atternoon round)
Davlea out 545 344 45539
Stacey out 655 445 344 40
Davies In .. 445 543 545 30-3078
Stacey in.. 445 544 345 40-40 80
SENIOR riNALS
Championship Flight Larry
Butler. RVCC. dcf. Karl Bennett.
Grants Pass, 2-1.
First Flight Ray Isaacs. C-E.def.
Marvin Clark, Grants Pass, 2 up.
Second Flight Ben Feuerwer
Arcata. Calif., def, H. Covington,
RVCC. 2-1.
Third Flight Jack Cr eager.
RVCC. def. E. Jay Hyche. C-E. 2
up
Fourth flight Dom Provost Sr.,
RVCC. def. Stoy Elliott, RVCC,
20th hole.
Filth tllght Ed Gordon. RVCC.
def. Harry Pappas, Sonoma, Calif.,
3-2
WOMEN'S FINALS:
Championship flight Pam Sla
cey. RVCC. def. Mrs. Helen Davies,
RVCC. 1 up.
First flight June Robinson, Al
bany, def. ,rreda Peters. RVCC 7-6.
Second flight Mrs. Mildred
Maxwell. Lodi, Calif., def. Rose
Bunch. RVCC. 1 up.
Third flight Mrs. Bruce Bern,
Oswego, def. Isabel Sickles. RVCC,
3-2.
Fourth flight Leta Clark. RVCC.
def. Mrs. Joseph Pickett. C-E. 5-4.
Fifth lllght Mrs. Jo McManus.
Fortuna. Calif., def. Mrs. L. F. Kcl
ley, Osweijo. 2-1.
Sixth flight Mrs. Ben Bates.
Corvallls, def Mrs. Pat Harris,
Seattle. 3-2.
Seventh flight D t a n e Kopta,
Eastmorcland, def. Mrs. Walt Shay
lor, RVCC. 6-5.
Eighth flight Mrs. Jackie Allen.
RVCC def. Mrs. Virginia Bowie,
Crescent City, 6-4.
Ninth F 1 1 g h t Marian Elliott,
RVCC. def. Dorothy Tubbs, RVCC.
7-6
10th flight Mrs. Mark Calder.
Oswego, def. Mrs. Pat Jones. Ri
verside. 1 up.
1 1th flight Irene Sanner. RVCC.
def Mrs. Kenneth Nauman, Fair
Oaks. Calif., default.
13th flight Mrs. Tom Corbett,
Rosevalle. Calif., def. Mrs. Bonnie
O'Donnell, Oswego. 1 up.
13th flltRTic Mrs. Frances Ram
sey. Corvallls. def. Harriet Pyle.
RVCC. 2-1.
Hardtop
Race Slated
Sunday
There will be another hard
top race Sunday at the Med
ford Speedway, and a stock
car race is slated for Sept. 16-
Persons wishing informa
tion on stock cars, hardtops
or races are invited to attend
a meeting tonight at Carter's
Tune Up shop, 2752 North Pa
cific highway, starting at 8
p.m.
Results of races last Sun
day are as follows:
State Motorcycle
Race Set Sunday
(A Main) 1 M16, Ray Marcv.
Medford: 2 R44. Dan Pitts. Rose,
burg; 3 R0. Ron Wilson. Reex
port: 4 B7, Ray Gardner. Bandon;
3 GP87, Marion Shippey. Grants
Pass: 6 Johnny Jones. Medford.
(1st Heat) 1 R44. Dan Pitts.
Roseburg: 231. Bill McCormik,
Mt. Shasta; 3 M6. A Root, Med
ford: 4 GP17. Don Burnison.
Grants Pass; 5 M25, MarshaU
Coke, Talent.
(2nd Heat) 1 M77. Johnny
Jones: 2 OO. Josh Crabtree. Cres.
cent City; 3 MI6. Ray Marcy. Tal
ent: 4 13. George Watson Mt.
Shasta; 5 MSI, Chuck Ford, Med
ford. (3rd Heat) 1 R9, Don Wilson.
Reedsport; 2 B7. Ray Gardner,
Bandon: 3 GP87. Marion Shippov,
Grants Pass; 4 CC35. Jack Skilea.
Crescent City; 5 R35, Bill Loper,
Reedsport.
(B Main, stockcars) 1 M9.
Markey Jamea, Medford: 2 34.
Glenn Cave; 333. Ralph Glllas
pcy: 413, Bill Thomas; 324.
Dick Orr; 6 Levin Barker.
Moore. RVCC, def. Jim Gill. RVCC,
2- 1
sixth flight Tom MacLeod.
RVCC def. Gordon Swope, Forest
Hills. 2 up.
Sixth night consolation Wig
Gales. Riverside, def. Jack Daugh
erty. RVCC. 3-2.
Seventh flight Dr. Ralph
Thompson, RVCC. def. Bill Mc Gla
ahan. Bellevue. Wash., 4-2.
Seventh flight consolation Bud
Haupert. RVCC. def. Dr. William
McArthur. Salem. 4-3.
Eighth tllght Joe Hill Jr.. Long
view, def. John McPherson. Seattle,
7-6.
Eighth flight consolation Ed
Jernigan. Redding. Calif., def. Jo
seph Gillham. Oswego. 21st hole
Ninth flight Dick Finnell.
RVCC. def. Dan Eagle. RVCC. 3-2.
Ninth flUht consolation Jim
Abbott. C-E. def. Bill Van Dyke.
Fresno. I up.
10th flight Rolf Peterson. Eu
reka, dcf. Tim Titus. PGC. 2-1.
loth flight consolation M. Isted
RVCC def. Bob Albright. C-E, de
fault. 11th flight Robert Little. RVCC,
dcf. Bruce Benz, Oswego 2-1.
llth flight consolation A.F W
Kresse Jr.. Forest Hills, dcf. Rod
Wldness. Corvallls. 19th hole.
12th f 1 1 g h t Wallace Johnson.
Oswego, def. Morris Ward. RVCC.
3- 2.
12th flight consolation Chuck
Pratt. Portland, def. Dale Van
Sickle. Broadmoor. 2-1.
13th flight E. Carnese, C-E.
def. W. F. Ramp Jr.. Oswego. 1 up.
13th flight consolation Max
Larson. RVCC, def. Clifford Van
Duker. Mlllbrae. Calif.. 2 up.
14th tllght Leonard S c h 1 1 d t,
RVCC. def. Ben Gray. Oswego. 3-1.
14th flight consolation Don
Braas. Oswego, def. Roy Brinker,
Crescent City, 6-3.
The Rogue Valley Riders
Inc. will present the Oregon
State Championship Motor
cycle TT Scrambles race Sun
day at the Josephine County
Fairgrounds in Grants Pass.
The races start at 11 a.m.
standard time with heats in
each class. The classes con
sist of the 250cc. class, 500cc.
class and the open class. The
number of heats and mains
will be determined by the
number of entries.
The top third of the heats
will compete for top honors
in the championship races in
each class, and the rest will
go in the C and B mains. The
winner of the C main will
then compete in the B main
and the winner of the B will
Women's Golf
Rogue Valley Women golf
ers helped play host to the
Southern Oregon Golf tourna
ment and there was no regu
lar days play last week.
This Thursday the play for
the day will be medal.
Women wishing information
on pairings may call Mrs. C.
Gustafson at 772-2385 or Mrs.
L. Brooks at 772-9469.
Nine Hole Pairings for September 8
Mesdames: Willis Williams. Rich
ard Swan, Paul Haviland; Robert
Mclntyre. Wayne Chitwood. Bert
Buffington; Vern Collins, Nell
Jones. Ellis Chartier: E- S. Went
jar Myers Jones. B. L. Wood
Robert Mlksche. W. C. McCorkle.
Luke Vorheis: G. L. Lewis, Jack
Walker. Robert VanDulter. Bert
Lageson. D. B. Lowiy. Mark Tay
lor; Paul Selby. Jerry McGrew,
Daryl Carlson; Royal E. Bebb,
Ralph Marlatt. John Gustafson;
George Barnum. H. S. Gilmer,
R. H. Leer; Dorothy Dowson. R. D.
Odell. Ota Binegar; F. H. Holmes.
Ray Parkhurst. W. C. Tycer; Bruce
Turner. Jack Bailey.
Pairings for September 13
Mesdames: Charles Gustafson,
William Schel. S. A. Peters. E. W.
Sickels; Ed Milne. Ken McKugh.
Gordon Reeves. F. G. Bunch: R.
Ren Taylor. Randall Gilford, Russ
Acheson. Harvey Woods; Tom
Tubbs, Frank Bcnesh. William T.
Clark. T. A. Culbertson, Jr.; War
ren Bayliss, Kenneth Teeter, R. H.
Torhelm. Richard Schwahn: Leo
nard Schtldt. Galen Sanner. H.
Covington. Richard Finch; Robert
Morris, Richard Rementeria. Lloyd
Brooks, Brian Douglass: Walter
Shaylor. Al Williams. Robert Pal
mer, Frank Tamney: William
Cowning. Reese Alexander. R. E.
Randalph. John Day; W. H. Pyle.
Tony Cappello. C. H. Barrel!. Jerry
Olson; George Pearson. E. C.
Trumbly. Dick House. Wayne Saf
ley: Ray Stewart, Thomas Lorenz,
Howard Scroggin. Wayne Struble;
Jack Six, M. Donald McGeary,
Charles Swenson, R. M. Sorenson;
Andrew Foley, J. A. Dickey. S. L.
Stark. Arthur Wood; Earle Tiche
nor. Lawrence Buonocore. Lou C.
McLaughlin, Robert DeLorme:
R B. Knight, F. L. Brewer, Jim
bayliss. W. L. Stark.
compete in the championship
race.
After the championship
races the first four place win
ners in each class will com
pete in a sweepstakes race
with the 500cc. and open class
being handicapped. The heats
will be five laps each, the C
main will be seven laps, B
main 10 laps, state champion
ship 15" laps and the sweep
stakes 12 laps. There will also
be a special championship
race for the 55cc. and under
class.
These races will be run just
like the race for the larger
bikes with the exception that
there will only one main and
no sweepstakes race. The
heats will consist of four laps
and the top half of the heats
will compete in the champion
ship race and the rest in the
B main.
The B main will be seven
laps and the winner will then
compete in the championship
race, which will be 10 laps.
The number of laps in each
race will be subject to change.
The race will be held on a
slightly over mile dirt TT
scrambles course. There will
be riders from all parts of
Oregon and nearby to compete
for the many trophies, total
ing to approximately SI, 000,
to be given to the riders.
There will be two pretty
local girls, Juna Mills and Jan
McAllister, to present the tro
phies to the riders. The spec
tators will view all the thrills
and excitement from a cover
ed grandstand.
The Oregon State Cham
pionship race will be sanc
tioned by the American Motor
cycle association.
Competition
Close at
Kartway Races
Races at Medford Kattways
Sunday were well attended.
The elapsed time rules wera
used, making -ompetition in
all classes very close, organi
zation officials reported.
First and seconu place
trophies were awarded in
each class.
Trophy races will again ba
held Sept. 16.
Several Medford Karij
members visit d the new
track at Happy Camp, Calif.,
yesterday, where there was a
large turnout of karts and
spectators.
Sunday s results:
Class I Dick Florey. first; Jerry
Condray. second.
Class II Gary Austin, first;
Doug Johannson. second.
Class III Reggie Avers, first;
Jamie Popham, second.
Class IV Tucker Popham. first;
Jack Raney. second.
Tom Liljeholm Wins
Mid-Columbia
Tournament With 142
The Dalles-UIPll-Tom Lilje
holm of Portland shot a 72
to capture the 36-hole Mid
Columbia golf tournament
with an even-par 142 Sunday.
Gene Maidment and Ells
worth Jones of Portland and
Won Clark of The Dalles tied
for second place with 145s.
Gary Bronkey of The Dalles
was fifth at 147 and Al Rem
linger of Hood River finished
sixth at 148.
Emerson Shows
Pak Form
Forest Hills, N.Y. - UIPI) -Superbly
conditioned Roy
Emerson of Australia, defend
ing champion, takes the sta
dium court again today
against Martin Riessen of Ev
anston, III., in a third-round
match of the National Ama
teur Tennis singles champion
ships at the West Side Tennis
Club.
Although young Riessen
might be a formidable oppon
ent on a clay court, he is not
expected to cause second-seeded
Emerson much trouble on
the stadium's velvety grass
lawn.
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MKN'8 FINALS;
Championship flight Tnm Shaw.
C-2. del. Bob Smith. Portland.
6-.V
Kir it flliht Rill McAllister. 5
Irm, def Mat Palacio Jr., San Ro
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Second flicht Homfr Cooper,
Areata. Calif.. df. Ed Hall, Lake
view. 4-3.
Second flight rnniolatlon Dick
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Third fllitht Wally BjII. Port
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Third fltRht consolationJames
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iev. RVCC. 3-4.
Fifth fliht Boh Jonct. RVCC,
def Frank Ward. Salem. 1 up
Fifth flight romolatlon Paul
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