Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 06, 1962, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextA 9 Skinner Will Pilot Boat in Salton Sea 500-Mile Marathon Lon Skinner, Medlord, was signed last week lo co-drive the new Is) -foot hydro -boat racing inboard, "Dandruft Too," in the Salton Sea 500 miler on Nov. 10 and 11. This boat is owned by mil lionaire hair oil manufacturer Dick Stephans of Miami, Fla., and is capable of speeds well over 100 miles-pcr-hour. For the 500-mile race, the boat will be piloted by Skinner and Stephans son, Dick Jr. Two drivers are needed be cause of the severe punish ment to both drivers and boat by the rough waters of the Salton Sea. The Salton Sea 500 is known as the Indianapolis of the water. Patterned after the famous 500 mile auto classic, this boat race attracts even big name auto racers such as A. J. Foyt and Jim Hurtibies, who will be starters for this years' field of 75 boats. Record Official The $15,000 purse is drawing top racers from all over the United States. Because of the terrific strain on both drivers and boats, the race is run over two days time, 250 miles each day. Skinner was lo arrive at the Salton sea today. He and young Stephans will make practice runs on Wednesday and Thursday. Qualifications begin on Friday. Word has just been received from the American Powerboat association that Skinner's new world record of SK boats is official. This record of 78.89 mph. average for five miles of cometitive racing was set July 29 of this year on Green lake In Seattle, Wash. Skinner held the rec ord for a year, during 1961 and 62, at 74.9 mph. Then, on July 15 at San Diego, Don Towel of Los Angeles raised the mark to 77.5 mph. Two weeks later Skinner recap tured the record. Durocher Out Of Hospital Los Angeles - lUPli - Los An geles Dodger coach Leo Duro cher was released from Cedars of Lebanon hospital Monday where he had been confined the past three days. Durocher, 56, became ill while dining Friday and was rushed to the hospital in an ambulance. He underwent a series of tests and doctors said he was feeling "much better" when he was released. Attendants said the illness was not serious. District 6 Titles At Stake Friday Two district championships nre at stake this week end in this area of the slate as the regular, football season for Oregon high school teams vir tually comes to a close. Medford will play at Grants Pass on Friday with the Dis trict 6 A-l and Southern Ore gon conference championship hanging in the balance. Phoenix will go lo Riddle the same evening in the play off for the District 6 A-2 dia dem at 8 p.m. The Pirates of Phoenix carry the Rogue loop title standard and Riddle packs the banner of the Ump qua Valley circuit. Among the A-l schools Cra ter and Ashland will complete their Southern Oregon confer ence slates with a Friday scrape at Ashland. Klamath Falls of the loop plays a non Jcague mix at Bend on Satur day. Eagle Point will be host on Friday night for a Rogue league makeup fray. St. Mary's completes its season on Saturday night by enter taining Tulelakc, Calif. A pair of junior varsity tangles are planned for Satur day. Roseburg meets Crater at Central Point and Medford plays at Grants Pass. Wrestling Bout Costs Referee His Trousers Poriland-ilfli-The referee lost his trousers and Frenchman Maurice Va chone lost a wrestling match Monday night. Referee Shag Thomas tried lo separate Vachone and Herb Freeman on the ropei. Vachone, angry be cause he had the upper hand over his rival, grabbed at Thomas and ripped off the official's trousers. The referee, standing in mid-ring in hit shorts, awarded the bout to Freeman. Tornado Junior Varsity Defeats Ashlanders 12-0 Two of Medford's four com pleted passes went for the only touchdowns here last night as the Tornadoes turned back Ashland 12 to 0 in a jun ior varsity football game. Jack Mullen heaves to Greg Dippel clicker for the scores in the first and third periods. The first, a screen pass, was good for 31 yards and the sec ond, a throw down the mid dle, went for 18 yards. The first touchdown came three plays after Medford took over the ball on the Ash land 37-yard line following a short punt by the Grizzly's Dave Baigcr. For the second counter the Junior Tornado moved 71 yards in 14 plays aided by an oflside penalty against Ash land. The scoring play was on fourth down. The push actual ly got underway following an interference with fair catch call against Ashland which moved the ball from the Med ford 14 to the 29. A Mullen Dippel pass for 13 yards bol- 7 I DOfJ'T CARC HOW CAUOUSE.D MY BACK 6E.T5 FROM GOOD-NATURED SLAPPIKJo Wi Maka Situtdiy Dcliveriel I Only a Slight Extra Charge Prompt Courteous Service 772-9016 stored the march. Interception Stops Closest to the goal Med ford gained, othewisc. was the 10 yard line in the fourth quarter. The opportunity came when Medford's Rick Newland knocked the ball out of Bargcr's hand as he was trying to pass and John Yoak ley recovered. That gave Medford possession on the Ashland 14-yard line. After a gain to the 10, a Mullen pass was intercepted in the end zone by Roger Atherlon and run out to the one-yard line. Aided by a Barger to Ath erton pass'fo 41 yards, Ash land reached Medford 18 in the first quarter. Don Scho ler fumbled and Curt Wyatt nabbed the ball for Medford on the Tornado 12 yard line. Medford ran up 207 net yards at scrimmage and Ash land 130. First downs num bered nine for Medford and seven for the Grizzlies. Beavers Get Day Off After Saturday Win; 2 Injuries Reported Corvallis -OTB- Coach Tom my Prothro gave the Oregon State Beavers a day off Mon day after their hard-fought 18-12 victory over Washington Slate Saturday. Right halfback Jim Sinyard re-injured his shoulder in the Waphinston Stale game and was expected to be sidelined lor this Saturday's contest with Idaho at Moscow. Center John Farrell, who injured his shoulder two weeks ago, was expected to remain out of play at least one more week MEDFORDtJTRIBUNI SIPODMTS jbowono; LADY ELKS ONE Fraidy Kali 123' I2'i) 3, Wan da Booth 48b; Cheetahs (,19!i-.6la) 1, Lois Shater 434. Panthers 123-131 l. Mable Sod aro 441; Eager Beavers (H-22, 3, Eva Sessions 51)3. Cougars i 18-18 r 3, Chrii Robert son 400; Leopards (15-21) 1, Dot Huntley 439. Jaguars-Tigers, postponed . Wanda Booth 179. Dot Huntley 175, Eva Sessions 172; Eager Beav erm 1321. SIN DAY TKA1LL1GHTERS Sundowners (23-13) 3, Eart Bren ton 573; Jackpots 20l2-15l3) 1. Earl Manley 514. Cooler i22-14i 3, Louie Swind ler 513: Axidentals 1, Mel North 500. Oilspice (21-15) 3. Vern Collins 535; Cnoppers (11-24) 1, Harry La fever 453. Pin heads (21-15. 3. Jake Walch 495; Loalers (16-20) 1, Bob Taylor 514. Guys & Doll5 (17-20) 1. Walt Skundnck 512; Toppers (15!3-20'i 3. Ann Skeeters 514. Lett & KigthLs (16-18) 2. Slella Neidermeyers 461; Pm Downers (16-20t 2. Al Flore 521. Earl Brenton 214, Mel North 202; Sundowners 2203. BALL & CHAIN LEAGUE Pin Ticklers (30-10) 4, Lewis Jantzer 656; Four Pins (16,2-231j 0, Howard Watkins 498. Pinuckles l26l2-13'a 3'i, Phyl Pesenti 475; Eggheads (193-20U) ',2. Morns Byrne 528. Four B'a (26-14) 4. Bonnie Bay lor and Harold Uoen 491; Halo's (17-231 0. Giny Hayes 425. Alibiers (22-18T) 4. Norm Vor pahl 542; Spare Ribs (13-27) 0, Esther Offord 432. Black Kats (19-21) 1, Bob Urie 465; Lucky 7 (15-25) 3, Milton Snow 467. Double Aces (181J-21'J) 3, Rex Vowell 481; K-Medleys (17-23) 1, Ted Thompson 541. Lewis Jantzer 245. 212. Ted Thompson 205. Wanda Vorpahl and Dixie Boen 181. Wanda Vorpahl 183; Alibiers 2040. .lLMOR-SKMOR SCRATCH DOUBLES Team Seven 1 18-6 1 1, BUI Warner 476: Team Two tlS'j-S'j) 3, Ron Roberts 539. Team One (ll'a-12 4. Larry Davis 516; Team Three (6-18. 0, Chei Sticklcy 436. Team Six (13-11) 2. Dunne Wind ham 466; Team Nine (6-18i 2, Frank Kula 483. Team Five fll-l3i 1. Dennis Snl yers 472; Team Eight (15-9) 3, Dale Davis 46b. Team Ten (16-81 4, Pat Graves 488; Team Four (5-19) 0. Bill Warner 202; Team Two 999. ROW ROLLERS LEAGUE The Meat Marl (16-16) 3. Pauline inc Bennett 434; Ead's Transfer (16-16, 1. Fyrne Colton 403. Oregon Bookkeeping 1 17-13) 4, Freida Snodgrass 463; Park Mo tors Hl-21) o. May Peyton 337. Forrest Chief Boots (16-16) 1, Thcrl Poindexler 413; Stone TV (17-13) 3. Jackie Ballard 394. - Stick ley Masonr" (20-i2 n. Harriet Sherman 390; Woodland Heights (17-15) 4, Marilyn u. 404. Freida Snodsrass 177. Clara Tor rey 170. Thcrl Poindexler 169; Ore gon Bookkeeping 1637. BLUE MONDAY Christian Service (23-1 2, .Inv DeBerry 504; B&B Auction (12 20) 2, Maurine McGuire 460. Hi-Lows (21-11) 4, Honey Hobhs 443; Tarco (12-20) 0, Sally Harris 415. Team One (21-11) 4. Isabel Mo Millin 466; Medford Ambulance (16 16) 0. Dee Fullmer 427. M&W Chain Saw (15-17) 3. Dora Peyton 484; Rirhficld Truck Stop (8-24i Dorothy Twenstrup 434. Dora Peyton tflfl, Isabel McMlllin, 181. Honey Hobbs and Maurine MrGuire 180; MAW Chain Saw 1735. MONDAY NIGHT OWLS Chuck's Garage (4-0i 4. Thorn Ion 500; Ren Taylor (0-4) 0. Law son 428. Larson Appliance (4-0 4. Marrs 524; Cogswell Mkt. (0-4) 0, Boen 462 Selhy Glas (4-0) 4. Niedermever 504; White House (0-4, 0. Blunt 489 Launderette 40t 4. Rennick 497; Med-Plate Glass (0-4 0. Lane 47f. Consolidated Freight (3-1 1 3. Hunter 462: Package Delivery (l-3i 1. Loros 438. Marrs 216; Sclby Glass 1487. MA lOR LE AGUE Western Oil V Burner (27-91 3. R. Harris 587; So. Ore. Color Pro cess i23-13i I. J. Hcmmingway 354. Asko Supply (23-13) 1. D. Bay lor 492: Thunrierbird Lodge (18. 18) 3. E. Dukcshier 311. Jim's Repair Shop (2-15) 2. R, McDonald 523; Rotary (13-23) 2. A. Lame 527. V.F W (21-13) 4. Keith Maryott 684; Standard Oil (13-23) 0. C. Ellison 484 Cal-Ore Ranches (18-1B) 3. G. Van Galdcr; R. V. Country Club (13'j-20'ai 1. Lee Ziesmer 341, Rogues (15'i-20'i) 1. B. Sutton 515: Dcscrl Service (8-28) 3. M. Hartley 430. K. Marvott 268. R, Harris 245, J. Hemingway 213. V F.W. 2879. (13-19) 0. Claude Lewis 473. Revcnuers (18-131 4. Juriv Barnum 542: Screwdrivers (14-18i 0, Joan Clark 415. 3 5 and a Pint ( 16-14) 4. Al Mitchell 516; The Zots (17li-14l3) 0, Burell Facey 481. Boozers Four (17-15) 4. Neil Jackson 459; Ridge Runners 16'j 25lai 0. Ruth Carpenter 314. Rinky Dinks il3-17i 3. Chuck Hoyt 534: Cha-Roes (IS'a-ie'a t 1. Ben Chabaude 460. Judy Barnum 20. Chuck Hoyt 208. Burell Facey 201. CLASSIC LEAGUE November s, liJ Sewing Machine Center (26-14) 2. Art Klatt 568: E. H. Mann Co. (23-171 2. Fred Anderson 508. Bud's Tire Exchanqe 124-16) 4. Dick Farrell 53;). Norths Chuck Wagon i20-20i 0. Gary Couch 324 Medford Lanes (24-16 3. Bill Moad 555; A & W Root Beer (21 19 1 1. Chas. McWhortcr 619. Mechanics Laundry 1 18-22) 4. Paul Le Masters 545: Brave Bull (15-25) o. Willie Anderson 318. Don's Hidcawav it.i-2,ii 3. Cliff Lewis 562: Hillyer Oil Co. (14-26, 1, Ralph Brock 549. LOVERS LEAGUE Goof Ups (20-8) 2. Don Lewis 530; Four Bt 1 13-15 1 2. Don Braund 585. Four Bums ( 18-10i 2, Lorin Soderlund 537; Tornadoes (14-14) 2, Lawrence Anderson 530. Twisters 1 19-19) 4. Arnold Wolf 592: Dittos (6-22) 0. Al Gascon 391. Beginners Luck (18-10) 3. Jack Turk 461: Four Squares (12-16) 1, Ernie Dukeshir 524. Miss Fitls 17-llt 3. Ken Mc Mann 534; Double Trouble (11-17) 1, Marv Parker 506. Hits & Miss (11-171 2. Bob Dot son 463: Producers (9-19) 2. Virgil Parks 444. Jo Aston 203, Lorin Soderlund 220. Arnold Fein 211. Roberta Tra vis. 194. MEIK'O LEAGUE Odds & Ends (25-71 2, Carl Scntt 3.17; Bark Busters (15-17i 2, Joe KiMingsworth 451. Stump Jumpers (21-11) 2. Burell Facey 354; Scratch Pads (923) 2, Joe Clark 546. Boilermakers (21-1 1 2. Lloyd Haunen 556; Rejects (17-13) 2, Norm Peterson 541. Wreckers (18-14) 2. Frank Sal yers 534: Sap Strips (15-17) 2. Dar win Moore 507. White Specks (13-19 4. Mike Oreskovic 546; Laps &. Gaps (13-19) 0. Marvin Avers 466. Five Stoogics 13-19) 0. Dale Cook 310: Green Chain (12-20, 4, Walter Craig 330. Joe Clark 233. Llnyd Kaugen 231. Hans Holt 222; Stump Jumpers 2652. Fights Leeds, England-Lcroy Jc fcry, 126, Saginaw, Mich., stopped Howard Winstone, 127, Wales 2. Tokyo-Kozo Nagata. 12P4, Japan, knocked out Sandao Smanachai. 122, Thailand 2. Trenton, N.J.-Wally Liv ingston, 131, Trenton, stopped Earl Owens, 136, Atlantic City, N.J. 6. 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