Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1962, Image 31

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1962 D 3 MEDFORDv!TRIBUNS MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON nBODwuma; LADY ELKS LEAGUE Elkettei i3fllj-'J:t'ii. Yvonni Strobe. 407; Ten Pins i28a-31i) 4. Jan Bm forth 409. Bloopen (34 ' 3-25 ' ? 0. Dottie Veal 441; Pin Downeri Ol'i-SS'i) 4, Gayle Mullin 423. Esquirei 31 -28 ' 2 1 1 . Marie Trautman 435; Wapitii (30-30) 3. Cladyi Mesial 419. Stags 28-32 2'z. Melba Klatt 413; Thumpers ( 19 -40 1 1 1 l,i , Norma Scroll 371. Margaret Sutton 1B9. Gladys Aleisal 166. Ten Pint 1S28. ter Skundrirk 985; Loafers (26',- ! 253) I'i. Bob Taylor 542 Jackpots t2Bli-23'a) 4. r-ari ; Manlev 546: ToDDeri il2v'2W 0. 1 Frank Berglund 485. A x id e nuns (zj-zu) i. vern mc ; Call 506; Choppers (16-36) 0, La Vern Botsford 408. I Walt Skundrick 202-329. Earl ! Manley 204. Louise Swindler 199, Vern Collins 200. Coolers 1905. TUESDAY MIXED Tigers (21-31) 0. Maurine Helm rick 474; Tiros (39-13) 4, Bob Poin dexter 483. Outlaws (24-28) 0. Jim Whits 450; Lazebe (29-23) 4. Bud Bate man 505. Mix-Ups (27-25) 1. Walt Schfrm er 528: Holy Bowlers (35-17) 3, Gary Weaver S54. K-Sha 121-31) 2, Art Brereton 499; Four S's (12-401 2. Doug Schroeder 477. Edith Tuttle 173. Gary Weaver 199, Lazebe 760 2193. BOXY ROLLERS LEAGUE Stones TV 13-1) 3. Delores Mad den 436; Stickley Masonry (1-3) 1, Harriet Sherman 404. Ead's Van Line (0-4 0. Fyrne Colton 427; Oregon Bookkeeping (4-0) 4, Ruth Johnson 488. Park Motors (0-4) 0. Shearon Fowler 332; The Meat Mart (4-0) 4, Ginny Weaver 426. Woodland Heights H-3) 1, Marl Ivn Werner 457; Forrest Chief Boots (3-1) 3, Denise Armstrong 444. Marilyn Werner 20 8. Denise Armstrong 185, Ruth Johnson 173; STARF1HK LEAGUE Insurance Mart (14-2) 3. Hugh Jennings 541; Medford Dental Lab (3-13) 1. Bill Wertt 464 Larry's Lineup (ll-5 4. Paul Bray 450; Pinnacle Orchards (7-9) 0, Ben Darras 501. Olson-Lawyer Lbr. (10-6) 3. Gale Culv 565; Medford Mail Tribune (9-7) 1. Dudley Petersen 311. Walker's Texaco (9-7) 3. Delo Walker 556: Jackson Co. Coop. (6 101 1. Ron Lowe 507. Weeks & Orr (7-9l 3. Gene Orr BIB; Rogue Valley Vending (5-11) 1; Les Shorey 476. Del ah Timber (6-10) 4. Buck Day 562: Ron's Standard (5-11) 0, Don Wallace 471. Buck day 227; Walker's Texaco 3640. ROXY ANN CLASSIC Talent Merchants (35-10) 1. Keith Thoreson 569; Awkward Five (21,a-23lj) 2. Bon Cordier 523. John Wheeler LoRRing (20-lSi 1. Vern Collins 592; Kim's (26-19) 2, Harry Goode 596. American Home Ac Land (251'? 19'a) 3. Martin Stockdale 561. Beck's Bakery tl7'3-27'a) 0. Terry Coulter 536. Roxv Ann Lanes (22-23) 1. Dick Phillips 548. McLaughlin Plumbing (17-28) 2, Al Sodaro 579. Oak Grove Service (18-27i 2. Carl Wilson 582: Wooden Shoe (13 a 32 2) 1, Clay Lewis 548. Keith Thoreson 224. Vern Col lins 224, Al Sodaro 224; Kim's 2769. CHAMPAGNE LEAGUE Gay 90's Pizza Parlor (35,,a-20l'J 4. Jnvce Jacks 395; OK Market I34'i-21a 0, E. Wolff. D. Reese 387. Custom Hous Drapery (33'i 22i 3. Bonnie Baylor 439; Wooden Shoe Lounge (16-40) 1, Jo Lockard 359. Mutual nf Omaha (3n'2-25', 2. Ethel Luman 448; Baker's Paint & Wallpaper (29-27) 2. Giny Hayse 1H. West Coast Airlines I30i-25',1 4. Y. Bartolnnier, 453: Hart's Hatchery (26-30) 0, Helen Mayer 378. Roxy Ann Snack Bar (28,7-27,i, 2. V. Manlev 407; Medford Tire Service (25,3-30la) 2. V. Hendry 390. Erma's Beauty Salon (27-29t 3. Phvllis Mapes 434; Van Lee's Ba zaar H9j-36a) 1. Del Huttner 409. Ginv Hayse 184. Bonnie Baylor 17. V. Canoose 1670; Mutual of Omaha 1271. ELKS LEAGUE Sports (39-15) 3. Don Davis 627; : Tigars i223-29'a) 1, Phil Hunt ley 524. Gypos (33-19) 4, Homer Sulli van 608: Go Boys (22fa-29a) 0. Stu Forbes 523. Lively Five ( 29-23 1 4. Trank Knox 569; Sea Dogs (23-29) 0, Ken I Dixon 531. Spoilers (23-29) 0, Lew Miles I 470; Reddys (23!s-28a) 4, Aub Morris 529. j Channel Cats (21a-2fta) 0. Monte Morris 473; Ally Gstors (24 28) 4. Frank Converse 523. Frank Knox 232, Don Davis 225, , Ken Wright 223. ZEPHYR LEAGUE Land is Studio (32-24) 4. Gloria I Taylor 489; Burk's Awnings (23a 32a) 0, Lois Coghill 373. Burelson's (31-251 2, Vi Corby , 432; Woodland Heights Mkt, (26- 1 30) 2. Vetia Higday 408. Modern Tile Co. (30',-2,V,) 1. I Susan Meeker 419: Rogue Board- ing Kennels L26a-29a) 3, Ellen Wade 439 Wainscott's Drugs (30-26) 1, Alice Fields 383; Medford Honda (24ia-311al 3. Ann Skeeters 423. VI Corby 195, Ellen Wade 189; Rogue Boarding Kennels 1224. EVERGREEN LEAGUE Local Loan 18-0) 3, E. Dtikeshire 501; Road Liners (2-6) 1, Jack Couch 475. Mod co (7-1 1 1. Hans Holt 300; Pepsi Cola (2-6l 3, W. Weldon 507. Naumes Equid. (6-2 1 3. E. bitt- mer 430; Rogue Dist. (4-4) UOt.V 4B0. Hires Root Beer (4-4) 0, Sickle 563; Overhead Door 4. Don Cain 61 1. Big Y (4-4) 0. Mac McEwen 485; Joe's Golden Eagle (2-6) 4, , Dan Had ley 508. Bateman & Sons (3-5) 4, John Haven 561; Red men Lodge (2-6) 0, Jr. Hammonds 463. Don Cain 235, Troy Dean 232. 1, S. Vim (4-4) SATELLITES LEAGUE H. E. Colvin and Associates (10 2) 2, Vetia Higday 401; Team Eight (3-3) 2, Gerda Malsee 337. Team Two (6-6) 3. Twyla Bry ant 300: Team Six (4a-7a 1. Do lores Pierce 286. Team Five 1 7 ' , -4 ' I 1 . Helen Frasen 327; Team Four (7-3) 3, Dolores Madden 380. Team Seven ( 5-3 1 4. Toomasa Urian 381; Team Three (3-9) 0, Dorothy Hooke 354. Vetia Higday 160. Dolores Mad den 149. Toomasa Urian 148; H. E. Colvin and Associates 1153. LOVERS SIESTA LEAGUE Cascade Sports Marina (37-191 3. Lvd Blood 435: Valley Poultry (31 25) 1. Louise Swindler 460. Oakdale Market One (32-24) 3. Marv Aeschliman 436; N. Central Garage (33-23) 1, Ethel Troxell 385. Oakdale Market Two (30-261 1, Lillie Holt 413: Bob West Const. (2fi'J-29l3) 3. Vivienne West 464. Snow White Diaper (22-34) 3. Norma Larson 488: Bill's N. Cen tral Shell (12a-43a) 1, Marion Jones 410. Bonnie Heffner 180; Cascade Sports Marina 1271. SUNDAY TWII.1GHTERS LEAGUE The Sundowners (33-19) 1. Mor ris Bvrne 511; Pin Downers (21 II) 3. Al Flora 524. Oilspice (31 ia-16'3l 3',. Vern Collins 588: Pin Heads i27,a24'1) U. Jake Wnlch 428. Goofers (32-201 4, Charles Moore 517; Left & Rights (23-29) 0. Don Niedermeyer 546. Guys & Dolls (27-241)1 2a, Wal- LOVERS Twisters (30-41 3, Garv Couch 584; Double Trouble (22-22) 1, Bud Tungate 348. Goof Ups (28-16) 4, Don Lewis 565! Dittos (7-3) 0, Al Gascon 473. Four Bums (27-17) 1, L. Soder lund 514; Hit A- Miss 17',a-26'a) 3, Slim Brown 519. Beginners Luck (26-1 Rl 4, Jack Turk 310: Torados (23-21) 0, Mar jorie Anderson 459. Misfits (26-18) 2, Ken McMana ma 509; Four B's (21-23) 2, Carl Von Buskirk 418. Producers (20-24) 4. John Hern don 456; Four Squares )16l,j-271j) 0. Merrit Tungate 481. Dorothv Stallsworth 202, Gary Couch 234, Don Lewis 222; Twist ers 1806. Wisconsin Chided by SC Group Los Angeles -IUPII- The Uni versity of Southern California student rally committee Wed nesday chided their reluctant Rose Bowl opponents, the Uni versity of Wisconsin, and vol unteered to provide a rooting section for them. The Wisconsin student newspaper recently urged the university to make this year's trip to Pasadena their last be cause of the school's "hypoc risy" of overlooking its policy against post - season games whenever they received a bowl bid. Trojan rally committee chairman Michael E. Woodson telegraphed the chairman of the Wisconsin rally commit tee: 1 "If the University of Wis consin is unwilling to support the No. 2 team in the nation, please inform us, and we will split our rooting section in half and yell for you. "By the way, the letters In Wisconsin, when rearranged, spell 'no. 1 SC wins'." Buy pair -Go anywher ThtJt ara lop-quality rt traadi, mada Is naw-lira specifications with naw-tlrt mattriali . . . lo ,iva ou NEW Tl PERFORMANCE! AS 10W AS plui tat and racappablt catina. $8.95 SERVICE af Medford 1111 Court - 773-8255 Packers Refuse To Look Beyond Rams' Contest Los Angeles - WD - The Green Bay Packers today re fused to look beyond Sunday s final regular season game with the Los Angeles Rams to a league championship en counter with the New York Giants. Coach Vince Lombardi re fused even lo talk about Green Bay's plans beyond the Rams game, declaring that the Packers couldn't think past Sunday's clash because only a victory would Dcrmil that A Packer win would clinch the division tide for them. And the Packers were drill ing with all the enthusiasm preliminary to a key game as they prepared for the meeting with the Rams whom they had little trouble defeating, 41-10, at Milwaukee two weeks ago. LOOK. DON'T TOUCH Fort Knox. Ky. -W Ken tucky is a state that prides itself in it hospitality. But one of its greatest tourist at tractions is notable for a lack of hospitality. The U. S. 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