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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1962)
S B SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER IB. 1912 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON AWK.Z! APR. 3d AIW.2I ( 'i-S? MAY 21 K 5-147W S'62-8W7j MAY 12 JUNES 174-76-77 12 JUNES , JULY 23 I 7-1M431 48-S9-71 uo JULY 54 AUG. 21 2-12-23-3S 47-38-09 vuoo Auaa SEPT. 22 572-84-89) Br CLAY K. POLLAN- Jrt Your DaiV Activity Guide According fa Irie Start. To develop message for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 33.54-45 73-75-78 J lAri EG. 3 You 4Yajve 1A . v Short 7Vn sir. 9 You're 10 Lxcitind ll'Avoul l2Vm 1 .'! tip dimd KDov 15Walkj leio 17 In -18Love 19 Old 20Bak 2 1 Craw 72 Your 23 To 24 Friend 25 Gardening 26Hoo 27 Man . 28 Somtom's 29 Or .SO In 31 Nvn . 32!dy :UA. 34 PlannirrJ ObSointuol ioOr 37 Or .'J Good :9rjoy 40Thauot4J 41 The 42 Or 43 TroWc 44 Prr.1l.3e 45 Idiot 46And 47 Thought 48 A 49 For SOW.ih 6! 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Bill Sayles,' general man ager, said the action does not mean baseball ia finished here If sizable financial support ' can be found for the club. Sayles said the money could come from a new major league aid plan which has not been approved, from a major league club in the form of a loan or from a local "angel." He said the team would have to have at least $50,000. The Beavers had a working agreement with Kansas City this season but finished sixth in the Pacific Coast league and drew only slightly more than 98,000 paid fans during the season. Voting Precinct j Increaso In Oregon Salem -fllPD- Slate Elections Director Jack F. Thompson announced there are 3,244 voting precincts In Oregon for the November election, an Increase of three over the May primary. Reason for the Increase Is a realignment of precincts in five counties Benton, Clack amas, Curry, Deschutes and Multnomah. Benton, Clacka mas and Curry gained pre cincts, and Deschutes and Multnomah have fewer. PORTLANDERS WIN Battle Creek, Mich. 0JPD Portland's Western Regional chBmps met the host Cold water team last night in the second round of the national American Amateur Baseball Congress tournament here. The Archer Blower and Pipe team of Portland smashed East Chicago, Ind., 6-1 in the first round Friday. Coldwalcr, Mich., defeated Houston 10-0 and Savanah, Ga., beat Louis ville 2-1 In other games. wall battle in the fourth pe riod here Friday night to de feat the Brookings football team 7 to 0. Charles Pomeroy, playing fullback, crashed the last four yards for the Eagle touchdown. He also ran the extra point. Two fumbles got the Eagles in the hole In the last stanza of the loosely played game and the rival Bruins were within the EP 20-yard line on three occasions in the panel. Eagle Point employed an eight-man line to halt the coastal club. Brookings, giving the Eagles a tough time with a slot T I offense, had the yardage mar gin 180 to 123. The Bruins had 127 rushing and 33 pass ing yards. Eagle Point netted 105 on the ground and 18 through the air. Brookings connected on four of 13 pass es and Eagle Point on three of eight. Dick Chamberlain led EP defense with 14 unassisted tackles and Bob Henderson and Pomeroy made nine apiece. Mike House was a stalwart in the secondary. Directors Listed ForOSU Institute Corvallis An assistant dean of the school of science has been named at Oregon State university along with three assistant directors of the Science Research institute. They will assist Dr. Vernon H. Cheldelin, dean of science and director of the Science Research institute. In admin istering academic and re search programs, President James H. Jensen said. Dr. David B. Nlcodemus, associate professor of physics, will be assistant dean of the school of science on a half time basis. He will continue to teach half-time In the de partment of physics. Dr. Tsoo E. King, Dr. Rob ert W. Ncwburgh, and Dr. Allen B. 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