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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1962
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Modern Tile Co. 122-141 3. Wilms
Logan 4:17; Mi'dlord Honda U4-22
J, Ann Skeeters 420.
Landls Studio 121-131 1. Gloria
TBYlor 411: WanucoU'i (16-20) 3.
Alice Field! 3D2.
Burelson's 121-15) 4. VI Corby
418; Burk'a Awnings (18-18) 0. Lou
Coiihill 343.
Rogue Boarding Kennels 117-19)
3 Ka'.e Cox 31)3; Woodland Heights
Mkt. 113-211 1. Joyce Spain 378.
Susan Meeker 177. Hazel .Reed
170; Modern Tile Co. 1182.
EVKRGHEKN LEAGUE
Hire Root Beer (29-7) 0. Ray
Grigsby 534: Local Loan (20-loi 4,
Jim Asher 500.
Rogue Ditt. 1224-13',.) 1. Ed
Glover 49ti; Joe's Golden Eagle
(lU'a-lti'al 3. Al. Coulter 523-
Overhead Door (19-17) 1. Troy
Dean 3-2; Road Liners (11-25) 3,
Virgil Broadwater 310.
Big Y (ia'i-17il 1. W. Lieter
457: Redmen Lodge (17-19) 3. Jun
ior Hammond 403.
Pepsi Cola tlli'a-lS'i) 1. Ron
Snopl 483; Bateman & Sons 114-221
3. Pete Bateman 485.
Medco (15-21) 1. Larry Ryerson
S02; Naunies Equip (14-22) 3.
Ernest Dittmer 442.
Larry Ryerson 210. Virgil Broad
water 202, Larry Snopl 200.
EMPIRE LEAGUE
Tom Thumb Market (23'3-12'at
4. V)rgie Howard 502; United Meat
Products (13'a-22'al 0. Georgia
Coggens 423.
Ping's 123-13) 1, Peggy Melsted
443: Hair Shapers 3, (17-19) Eva
Sessions 308.
Winnie's '122-141 0. M. Ternuart
472: Oak Grove Service (2r16l 4,
Y. Hart 438.
Olson Mack (22-14) 1. Delores
Dver 418; Nu-Way Cleaners (16-20)
3, Melba Jerden 512.
Hillyer Oil (15'i-20'il 2'i. Lu
cille Cornelius 323; Slone'i TV
114I3-21,3) I'a. Jackie Wilson 403.
Ren Tavlor Insurance (15-21) 0.
Dorothy Twenstrup 394: Western
Thrift (14-22) 4. Es(her Offord 402.
Tom Thumb Market 139. Lu
cille Cornelius 199. Eva Sessions
195. Melba Jerden 193; Tom
Thumb 1399.
FOULETTES LEAGUE
Bees' (25-7) 3. Trilby Stone 411:
Jokers (11-211 1. Hulda Sommer 327
Crybabies (19-13) 3, Belly No
rum 454; Lucky Strikes (13-19) 1.
Alice Cripe 401.
Pin-Ups (17-151 1. Thetma Luy
370: Pin-Spotters (14-18) 3, Rayma
Burger 388.
Tri-elles (17-13) 2. Corky Jones
407: Hotshots (12-20) 2, Winnie
Gcddis 390.
Winnie Gedriis 177. Nancy Adam
son 172. Corky Jones 166; Cry
babies 1570.
MAJORETTE SCRATCH
So. Orcg Trophy (24-12) 4, Dot
Nchsc 530; Kim s (13-211 0. Del
Christianson 476.
Oregon Veneer (24-12) 2. Ann
Tavlor 308; Barco Supply (14-22)
2, Pat Dwyer 507.
Brute's Richfield (23-131 1. Isa
bel McMillin 553; Classic Studio
(17-19i 3. Elsie Baker 547.
Brave Bull (21-15) 3. Edith Disk
enson 496; Brown's Trucking (6-30)
1, Madeline Kennedy 512.
Ann Taylor 205. Madelin Ken
nedy 201. Dot Nease. Mary Par
ker. and Isabel McMillin 197; So.
Oregon Trophy 2015.
BANTAM LEAGUE
Hornets i4-2i 2. Ricky Wilkins
232: Gutterdusters (4-2) 1. Candy
Collins 326.
Bulldogs (3-31 2. M)ke Blessing
254; Doodlebugs (3-3) 1. Mark Har-
ri 226- .,
Team Six (3-3) 3. Jim Phair
184: Four Strikers (1-51 0. John
Marlin 191.
Rickv Wilkins 136. Mark Harris
136; Mike Blessing 234 (series).
SPORTS
PARADE
Sport Writer United Press
Buenos Aires, Argentina
(UPll It long has been accepted
as incontrovertible fact that
South Americans stand firmly
in the forefront of the gentle
men who prefer blondes and
thus Sweden has a six-way
lock today on the affections of
sporting Argentinians.
These people go for sports
the way termites go for ply
wood. Thus on a Sunday, you
can go to the horse races, polo
matches, golf tournaments,
tennis wingdings, cricket
matches or auto races.
And the Swedes made a his
torical sweep this time
around. Two comely Swedes
girls yet not only won the
Argentine standard car Grand
Prix but they swept all six
laps to boot against an all
made field.
Jan Eric Lundquist of Swe
den copped the Argentine ten
nis champonship. And two
Swedish golfers appearing in
the International Golf Cham
pionship attracted large
warmup galleries.
Naturally, all five of them
are blonds or, as the case may
be, blondes.
Toast of Argentina
The two women. Ewy Ros
quist and Ursula Wirth, are
the toast of Argentina today
for their spectacular driving
feat in which they whipped
their car over 2,700 miles of
terrain which included un
paved mountain roads at an
average speed of 78 miles per
hour.
En route, Miss Rosquist let
It be known with one majes
tic gesture that in addition to
being race drivers they also
were ladies. At one point,
while she bent over changing
a tire, a bystander gave her
an admiring pinch on the
patio of her coveralls.
Without disturbing a hair
on her blonde head. Miss Ros
quist played a magnificent
backhand shot with a tire iron
which would have done credit
to her tennis playing country,
man, Lundquist. The nipper
had to be nipped off to the
local infirmary and at the
moment is close to being in
need of six black horses.
Thus the arrival of such as
Slammin' Sammy Snead and
Arnold Palmer. Uncle s Sam's
two man tram in the Inter
national Golf Championship
starting Thursday, almost
went unnoticed
"Blonds go big here any
time." quipped a man watch
ing the finals of the Argen
tine Open Polo Championship
at Hurlinghiim. "You better
t' ! k !n the hotel and dye.
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CHAMPA G N If LEAGUE
OK Mnrkel i2ti-10i 1. Oena Rease
445; Custom House Drapery (24 lj
11 1 j i 3 Bonnie Bavlor 519.
Gay N i inlet Piiza Parlor (23 ' -12
, 3 Ruby Patten 452;
Wooden Shoe Lounge i9-27) 'j,
Louise Jackson 400.
Roxy Ann Snack Bar (20-1 til 0,
Wllnia Logan and Everal Kneger
421. Mutual of Omaha 18 s-l 7 I
4. Mabel Sodaro 438.
West Coast Airlines (lB'i-17'.-l
4. Yolanda Bartolomei 456; Baker's
Paint & Wallpaper Store U7-19I 0,
Giny Hayse, 451.
Harts Hatchery (17-19, 3. Dor
othv Leavitt 423: Erma's Beauty
Salon 15-21 1 1, Phyllis Mapes 378.
Med ford Tire Service (Klj-19',l
3. Mary Matson 408; Van Lee's
Bazaar ilQ'i-'jt 1, Nina Hollen
beck 415.
Bonnie Baylor 205, Giny Hayse
I7, Y. Bartolomei 190; Custom
House Drapery 1381.
ROXY ANN CLASSIC
Talent Merchants (26-4. 2. Walt
Skundrlck 628: Kims (13-17) 1.
Alan Holmes 587.
John Wheeler Logging (20-101 2,
Don Davis 611; American Home
& Land (13l2-162 1. Burrell
Facey 602.
Awkward Five 16'i-133 I. Ed
Bingham 375; McLaughlin Plumb
ing 1 13-17 2. Lou McLaughlin 562.
Roxv Ann Lanes (1B-12 1. Dick
Wester lie Id 554: Oak Grove Service
(13-171 2 Car) Wilson 568.
Morning Fresh (10'2-19'2. 3,
Rilev Applegate 575; Wooden Shoe
(8 '--21 h I 0, Clavton Lewis 602.
Don Davis 258, Hirsh Dixon 243.
Alan Holmes 238; John Wheeler
Logging 2801.
LUMBER INDUSTRY
JCNIOR LEAGUE
Elk Lumber One (16-4) 4. Dan
Veal 305; So. Oregon Dry Kiln (9
11) 0, Eddie Davis 410.
Fir Ply One (14lj-5'i) 3, Ken
Luney 403; Oregon Veneer One
(10'j-9'2i 1. Russ Ferguson 354.
Medco Two (132-6il 3. Larry
Johnson 372; Elk Lumber Two 19
lli 1, Don Lewis 393.
Olson Lawver One (13-7) 1. Dale
Bohannon 516; Fir Ply Two (5-15)
3. De Wayne Bixler 381.
Medco One ( 10-10) 3. Terry Bry
an 537: Olson Lawyer Three 14
161 1. Greg Smith 427.
Olson Lawyer Two iS'i-ll'a) 4,
Rick Orr 400; Oregon Veneer Two
(7-13) 0. Sam Coulter 380.
Terry Bryan 205, Dale Bohannon
202, Greg Smith 195.
SIESTA LEAGUE
Cascade Sports Marina (25-11) 4.
Corky Jones 427; Bill's No. Central
Shell (6la-2913) 0, Arnetta Evans
316 , ,
Valley Poultry 24-12i 0. Louise
Swindler 469; Oakdale Market Two
(21-151 4, Nancy Charlie 404.
No. Central Garage (22-14) 3.
Maurine Helmick 473: Bob West
Const (15'a-202) 1, Elsie Eddy
422.
Oakdale Market One (18-18) 1.
Marv Aeschliman 433; Snow White
Dinpei '12-24) 3. Martha Nikodym
4Lonise Swindler 177: Valley
Poultry 1229.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
United Press International
Eastern Division
W. L. PcL
Boston 5 I a"3
Syracuse ft I -l."
Cincinnati 3 4 .29
New York 3 8 .273
Western Division
W. L. Pet.
St. Louis 6 3 .667
San Francisco ft 3 .625
Los Angeles fi 4 .600
Chicago 2 ft .250
Detroit 0 7 000
Wednesday's Results
New York 122. St. Louis 112
Boston 106, Cincinnati 105
Los Angeles 132. San Fran. 108
(Only games scheduled).
HOCKEY
WESTERN LEAGUE
SotHhtrn Division
W I. T I'ls (IF GA
Los Angeles 7 5 (1 14 41 37
Portland .... fi ft 0 12 41 33
San Fran. .. 4 10 0 R 42 51
Spokane .... 3 3 0 6 21 23
Northern Division
W 1. T Ins OK GA
Vancouver.. 7 2 0 14 32 37
Edmonton ..6 4 0 12 36 33
Seattle 5 4 0 10 23 29
Calgary .... 4 7 0 8 30 38
Tuesday's Results
Seattle 4, Edmonton 2
Wednesday's Results
Spokane 4. Portland 2
Calgary 4, Seattle 1
NATIONAL LEAGUE
By United Press International
W I. T I'ls GK GA
De(rolt 8 0 2 18 32 13
Chicago .... 3 4 4 14 34 32
Toronto .... S 8 1 11 34 38
Montreal .... 4 4 3 11 33 33
New York ..3 7 2 8 32 43
Boston 1 3 4 8 30 36
Wednesday's Results
Toronto 5. New York 1
Chicago 3, Boston 3
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Eastern Division
W I. T P(s GF GA
Quebec .9 3 0 18 44 33
Springfield .7 4 0 14 32 29
Providence . 6 3 0 12 32 30
Baltimore .5 6 0 10 39 41
Hershey .... 5 6 0 10 3 39
Western Division
W I. T Pts GF GA
Buffalo 7 2 0 14 27 23
Rochesler ..4 fi 0 8 31 35
Cleveland .3 9 0 fi 30 50
Pittsburgh 2 7 0 4 23 34
Wednesday's Resnlls
Cleveland 5. Pittsburgh 1
Providence 3. Buffalo 1
Hershey 8. Springfield 3
Cellar Teams
Turn on Higher
Ranking Ones
United Press International
A Western Hockey league
coach remarked recently that
there are no pushovers in the i
circuit this season, and he was
right.
The last-place teams in both
the Northern and Southern
divisions turned on higher-
placed opponents with a snarl ,
Wednesday night and further ,
tightened the already bunched
up standings.
Spokane, trailing in the
Southern division, slapped
down the second-place Port
land Buckaroos 4-2 before 7.
402 fans at Portland. And Cal-
Permit Needed By Phil Moyer
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London - (OT - Phil Mover,
Oregon middleweight, had a
smooth flight across the At
lantic, then ran into immigra
tion difficulties when he land
ed at London airport this
morning. He was detained for
tnnrp th;m an hour before he
was allowed to leave the air
terminal.
inrv's Stamueders knocked
off Seattle 4-1 before a de
lighted audience at Calgary.
There are now eight points
seoaratinc the Southern di
vision leading Los Angeles
Blades and Spokane, while six
points divide pace-setting Van
couver and lagging Calgary
in the northern leg.
Mover, 24
Britain's former co-champion
Terry Dowries, at Wembley,
Nov. 14.
He ran into trouble with the
authorities because he had no
working permit.
Moyer stormed at his
handlers, "I came here to
fight, not to sit around drink
ing coffee," but that is what
he had to do as airline offi
cials made telephone calls to
London.
Fight promoter Harry Le
vene eventually was contacted
and arranged for the neces
sary permit to be rushed to
the airport.
New York I UPll The United
Press International small college
ratings (with lirst-place votes and
won-lost records in parentheses):
Team 1'oltils
1. Flcridl A&M 1141 (6-01 ...291
2. Sou Mississippi (13i (711 . 290
3. Central Okla. 141 8-0 2111
4. Lenoir Rhyne 18-O1 133
3 Northern Illinois (7-1) .. .117
6. Fresno State (5-21 116
7. Sou. Easto. Louisiana (5-11 79
6. Montana S(a(e t6-2l 77
9 .Delaware (3-21 76
10. Arkansas State 15-21 ... 73
Second 10 teams 11. Texas
A & 1. 37; 12. California Poly at
Pomona. 42: 13. Wittenberg. 41;
Arizona. Flagstatf Sta(e. 33: 15.
Llnfleld. 30: 16. Piltsburg iKan.l
State. 18: 17. Akron. 13; 18. (tie)
Parsons and Southwest Texas, 14
each; 20 San Diego State. 13.
Buenos Aires-iUPU-Thc Unit
ed States tandem of Sam
Snead and Arnold Palmer
was favored today as two
man teams from 34 nations
teed off in the first round of
the international trophy and
Canada Cup golf tournament.
TESTIFIES
New York -IliPP- A witness
at the point-fixing trial of
Jack Molinas testified
Wednesday that the former
college and pro star recruited
a Bowling Green (Ohio) play
er to throw basketball games.
Aaron Wagman, who is await
ing sentencing on conspiracy
and bribery charges involv
ing basketball players, told
how Molinas arranged with
William Reed to short change
his team against Michigan
State on Dec. 3, 1959.
CUP TEAMS TEE
Not only was Uncle Sam the
choice for the team title, but
Snead and Palmer also were
picked to battle it out for the
individual championship.
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SOC Third
In Passing
New York - fl'Pti - Southern
Oregon held down third place
in team forward passing of
fense today in NCAA small
college football statistics.
The Red Raiders have roll
ed up 1,357 yards through the
air in six games on 94 com
pletions of 160 pass attempts.
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