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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGCN MedfordWtribune sipaDDRirs Medford Matmen Win Over Ashland Medford high wrestlers downed Ashland 49 to 8 Fri day night at Ashland. The Tornado grapplers cap tured eight of the bouts ac tually contested and picked up three by forfeit. Ashland's lone winner in an actual tus scle was Glenn Smith who decisioned Tom Gilman at 148 pounds. The Grizzlies of Ashland also got the points for the 88-pound class because Med ford had no entry. Larry Simmond, 130, Ray Lauritzen, 157, and Tom Owens, 141, scored first round pins for Medford. The Tor ado's Mike Orr, 115, won by the widest margin, 7 to 0. Mike Horton claimed the 123-pound class for Medford because Ashland's Ray Vance was overweight. The two wrestled exhibition with Hor ton victor. In the junior varsity action, the Tornadoes piled up a 29 Varsity matches saw Med to 3 count. ford outdo Ashland 10 to 1 In takedowns, five to three in reversals, one to zero in pre dicaments and one to zero in near falls. Ashland led three to one in escapes. Larry Simmond's pin was in a fast 36 seconds and Tom Owens took just 40 seconds. VARSITY RKSUI.TS: 98 Clayton Swartz, A, won by forfeit. 106 Rod Smith. M, pinned Jim Brown. A. 2nd. 115 Mike Orr. M. dec. Bill Shaw, A. 7-0. 123 Mike Horton. M. won by lorieii over nay vance, A, (over. weicht). 130 Larry Simmondi. M. pinned Garv Winner. A. 1st. 136 George McNair, M. dec. Don Green, A. 4-1. 141 Tom Oweni. M. pinned Tom Reed. A. lit. 148 Glenn Smith. A. dec. Tom unman, fti. 4-0 137 Ray Lauritzen, M. pinned Ceorae LaRoe. A. lit. 168 Tom Meis. M. dec. Mike Blair. A 3-1. 178 Terry Winetrout. M. pinned Raloh FttrRerald. A. 2nd. 191 Brian Petersen. M. won by forfeit Unlimited Jeff Hardrath, M. won bv forfeit. JV RESULTS: 123 Mike Miller. M, pinned Ken Baker. A. 3rd. 130 Steve Hall, M. pinned John ston. A. 3rd. 136 Denny Schmall, M, pinned Sturdlvant, A. 2nd. 141 Fred Graten. M. dec. Grischkowskl. A. 10-0. 141 Phil Bulebar. M. pinned Bill Trolt. A. 2nd. 148 Frank Williams, M. dec. John Vaole. A. 3-1. 148 Rick Oliver, A, dec. Colin Tuhbs. M, 11-3. 157 Dan Walker. M. dec. Rob erts. A, 5-1. Red Raider Caqers Down PSC Vikings Portland Southern Ore gon upended the Vikings of Portland State 66-50 on Fri day night for their fourth Oregon Collegiate conference basketball verdict in six games. The OCC second place Red Raiders from Ashland grab bed an early lead and held it throughout most of the game. In the opening minutes PSC held the usually fast-moving SO cagcrs to a slow gait: But the Viks could not hold the Raiders for long. And the Ashlanders broke away. Southern Oregon fishished the half ahead by 35-28. Accurate Shooting ' In the final period the SOC players couldn't do a thing wrong. They stole the ball a number of times and hit the hoop with extreme .accuracy. Larry Hink, the Raiders hus tling junior forward, was hot In the closing period with six out of eight from the field for .750 average and a game total of 13 points. Topping the scoring list for the third game in a row Southern Oregon's Dave Hughes hit .545 from the floor and had 25 points. Battling for control of the boards, SOC's Jerry Shults brought down a game-leading 17 re bounds and tied for second in scoring with 14. Heading the scorccard for the Vikings was John Nelson with 14. Dave Hollingsworth sparked the Portland re bounding with 11. SOC FG FT Pf TP Hushes 22-H 4-1 3 25 Shults 15-7 2-0 2 14 Hink 8-6 1-1 1 13 Flanary 10-2 2-0 0 4 Riser 10-3 3-1 2 7 Franks 5-0 0-0 1 0 Hill 1-1 0-0 0 2 Beazizo 1-0 0-0 1 0 Johnson 0-0 0-0 0 o Lewellyn - 1-0 1-1 0 1 Total .'.73-31 14-4 To 66 PSC FG FT PF TP Nelson. John ;.22-fl 3-2 2 14 Dlppold .12-6 2-1 2 13 Hollinssworth 15-4 1-13 9 Schrunk 0.2 4-2 2 8 Ittcrshagcn 7-1 2-1 2 3 Wootmuth 3-1 0-0 12 Rlesc 4-0 0-0 0 0 'Sherman 2-0 3-3 0 3 Nelson, Jim .... 0-0 0-0 0 0 Milos 1-0 1-0 0 0 Total 75-20 16-10 12 50 PLAYERS ARRESTED Belgrade-IUPll- Twelve more Yugoslav soccer players were arrested Friday on charges of accepting bribes to "fix" soc-, cer matches in second division play. DODGE and DART k s li- NS' n .. GET THE FACTS 5 Years . . . 50,000 Mile Warranty DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS Parsons Motor Co. 315 E. 5th Phone 773-3687 SUNDAY, JANUARY 20. 1963 o mr. i ALVAREZ SCORES Louis Alvarez goes up for a layup for Crater high in basketball game with Klamath Union at Central Point on Friday night. The Comets came from be hind and tripped the taller Pelicans 59-57 in overtime. Pesky defense and a bombard ment of shots aided the Comets In the sec ond half. Darryl Summcrfield (44) is the other Comet shown here. Klamath players are Fred Kcllcy (40) and Grover Dahn (31). (Anders photo). Crater High Trips Pels in Overtime Central Point-Crater high's Comets, with never give up fire, overcame Klamath Falls here Friday night in an over time spine-chilling thriller to rise into a tie for the basket; ball leadership in the South ern Oregon conference. The Fireballs fought from behind in both regulation time and in the extra period to edge the defending league champion Pelicans 59 to 57 in giant-killer" effort. Howard Tomlinson drove the length of the court for a tying bucket in the dying seconds of the fourth quarter to send the battle into added session. Lou Alvarez, Paul Bransom and Mike Glincs provided the vital counters in the overtime. Triumph gave the Comets a 1-1 conference standing - the same as Grants Pass before the Cavemen met Medford last night. Klamath (2-2) dropped into a knot with Medford. . . Crater, ahead 42 to 38 at the end of the third quarter, fell behind in the fourth. With 1V2 minutes to play, Klamath was in front 51 to 47. Then, with 47 seconds left KF's Dick Scott missed a free toss op portunity. The . Comets re bounded and Alvarez goaled on a long one-hand shot from the side for 51 to 49. There were 12 seconds left when Hal Holman drew a one nd one foul. He missed. Tom linson grabbed the rebound and boomed toward the Crater buckt. He shot from about free line range. The ball went into the hoop and out, lay dead on the rim for what seemed several seconds, then rolled and plopped through the net for a 51-all knot. Wayne Chambcrland made it 53 to 51 at the start of the extra with a jumper to the right of the key. Alvarez hemped a onc-hander from far out. But, Grover Dahn came back with two free heaves for 55 to 53 for Klamath. Alvarez tied the fracas next from the gift stripe. With 30 seconds left Bransom sank the second of two tip up tries off Tomlinson's miss from the field for Crater 57 to 55. Summerfield Rebounds Darryl Summerfield, who turned in a great defensive effort for the Comets, snared the rebound on a missed shot by the Pelicans' Fred Kclley. Crater took time out with 13 seconds left. The Comets then played the ball in from mid court. Summerfield took it in the backcourt and dribbled up FREE LADIES INSTRUCTION CLASSES 4 LESSONS-TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY Starts at 1 P.M. Ends 2:30 P.M. REGISTER NOW lnitructor-Wend Booth, leading So. Ore. Bowler Free Coffee FREE BABY SITTING SERVICE R0XY ANN BOWLING LANES 2375 Sooth Paeifie Hwy. Phone 772-7171 to the center line. He passed to Glines, who was fouled by Scott with five seconds on the clock. - Glincs made the one and one tries, for 59 to 55. The Pels through long to Chamber land who scored with two sec onds in the game. Tomlinson with 21 points, Alvarez with 20 and Bran som with 14 to head the Com et office. Bransom also clear ed 18 rebounds. Wayne Cham- berland contributed 19 Klam ath points, Holman 15 and Dahn 11. The Comets got their scor ing difference at the free toss line the 17 of 23 to KF's 11 of 19. Klamath outhit Crater from the field 23 to 21. The Central Pointers collected their field buckets by "out voluming" their Whitebird foe. Crater put up 73 shots to the Pels' 51. In the second half and extra while Klam ath was making nine of 18 field tries, the Comets fired at the hoop on 42 occasions. Klamath's full game field average was .451 while Cra ter hit at .287. "J tell you, it was a thrill er and a half," said Crater Coach Lloyd Hoffine of the game. He noted, of his team, "They made a lot of mistakes but kept hustling and never gave up and won." This abili ty to apply desire and come out in front is "a sign of a good club," he said. Better Defense Crater had .bettor defense in the second half and appear ed to have a rebounding edge on Klamath over the last two periods in fashioning its vic tory over a much taller ad versary. The Comets also cap italized on Pelican violations in these latter panels of the game. Summerfield gave the big Pels a healthy battle beneath the boards. Bransom's numcr ous rebounds spoke for them selves. Alvarez turned in his best performance of the sea son. The Comets also got a steady performance from Tom linson who went home from school earlier in the day be cause Of under - the weather feeling. Klamath Falls had 16 to 10 quarter and 32 to 27 halftime margins. Crater-had a start ing gap of 7 to 1 but the Pels caught up at 10-each and forged to 18 to 10 with long jump shots by Holman, Al varez, with several bucket shots by Holman. Alvarez with several buckets, and Tomlinson then sparked a ral ly and Crater closed the Klam ath span to 26 to 24. Comets Ahead 44-38 With two minutes played in the third quarter Crater caught the Pels at 33-all. The Comets then erased a 36 to 34 KF lead to go in front 40 to 38. Summerficld's two free throws and Bransom's basket were the margin of the Crater lead. The gap was six points at 44 to 38 just after the last quarter began. Klamath came back with a three point play by Chamber land and picked up a couple field goals for a 45 to 44 lead. Five minutes were left to play and with four minutes to go the count was 47 to 46. With 2'i to contend Bran- Glendale Host Today To Drews' SOIUL STANDINGS (As of Friday) W. I. John Wheeler Logging 3 0 Drew's Manstore 2 1 Grants Pass Merchants 2 1 Sambo's Restaurant .... 1 2 Glendale .. 0 4 lrt. 1.000 .667 .607 233 .000 Drews' Manstore and Glendale lead off this week's four-game slate in the South ern Oregon Independent Bas ketball league. . The contend at 2 p.m. to day at Glendale. Drews' aims to get back on the win trail after being side tracked last week by Grants Pass. Glendale still seeks its first league victory. An 8 p.m. Monday game will have Glendale playing Sambo's restaurant at Hcd rick gym here. On Wednes day night John Wheeler Log gers meets Drews' here while Sambo's goes to Grants Pass. Wheeler's is the only un beaten team in the circuit. Sambo's protest of a Drews' game has been denied. League President Harry Chipman said that the proper procedure was not followed in filing the protest. B .7 UBdDWLINdi WEDNESDAY NIGHT SCRATCH Southern Oregon Color Proces sor! U-4) a. J. Fowler 601; South ern Oregon Title Co. 4-4 It, H. Leonnig and J. Carrigan 071. Sainbo'i (8-0. 4. N. Lank ford .132; A! tt china Lodg i.0-8 0, L. Wolff 504. Uthla Motors (6-3) 3. D. Roper 32a. Stone l TV llMit 1. D. Penvvcll 36.V Pulvera Motel (8-0. 4 .W. Stock- dale 533; Paul Lea Motors ,0-8 1 0, a. Merrick 4HU. Dan Penwcll 230. MKIKO KKtil.KllETTKS Twisters (4-0. 4, Louue Calhoun 396; Starlightcrs (0-4) 0. Clara Torrey 3!1. Black Balls (3-1 - 3. Ac Kir Clatti 431: Die Hardl tl-31 1. Helen Car penter 399. Green Onions (2-2) 2. Ruth Johnson 4B4: Alley Cats (2-2) 2. Mabel Paskvale 433. Ruth Johnson 184. Ethel Wyn dearo 1R1. lna Germain 169: Twist ers 1582. Baker's Mniildiiie Plant iDl-ln 4. Paul Emery !!; Patterson's Plumbing 1 10-21 o, Hoy Hcaih 505. Eacle'S 121-19) 4. Jack Sattfrlo 570; North Riverside Tavern 110 21) 0, Joe Cable r 580. Fvr Kvters m.nt. 4 Mite Mi chael 5ti7; Olson-Lawyer Lumber Co. (If)-2li 0. Larry Anderson Sill. Southern Orcuon Troohv Civ i m. 22t 0. Milt Sanderson 470; White law Candy Co. t!5-25t 4. Lee Da. nion 475 Joe Cablrr 2LR. Mik Mlrhool 22ti, Jack Satterlce 214; Eagle's 9U5, 2888. BOWLING WIDOWS Timber Products One (3!''-2B'fc, 2i. Claudine Pollad 4tt8: Team Six (2t,-42i 11'2. Lll Leach 422. Big Y (37j-30ai I. Carol Hay ncr 387; City Cleaners (38-30) 3, Esther Mohr 438. Timber Products Two (37-311 3. Mariorie Anderson 521: Team Three (25-431 1, Marianne Nelson 384. Bob West Construction (34-341 3. Vlvianne West 403: Team Five (35- 33) 1. Joyce Thornton 444. Mariorie Anderson 201. Jovce Thornton 102; City Cleaners 1305. BOWLING ItKl.l KS irowiiridKe Ek-t-tric (3-1) .V Ha. zel Black 451: .McLaren Oil i-3 Pearl Kan tor 4B!) Pat and Mike's Builder's Simnlv 3-1) 3. Neva McLean 452: Southern Oregon Tallow Company (1-3) i, Eileen Hunting 445. Big Y Beauty Salon (3-11 3. Corky Jones 445; Mall Tribune Headltners (1-3) 1. Lorna Thomp son 4(55. Roethlcr Chevron (3.1 a Mar. J! arc I Bolz 440; M & M Motors 1-Jl 1, Nancy Weber 409. Heart Kantor 18 a. Lent Small 17t. Louise Patterson 175: Tniw. bridge Electric 2t25. NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE Triangle Market (4-0) 4. Bud Campbell 360; McLaughlin Plumb ing (0-4) 0, Roy Picard 529. Woodland Heights Market (3-11 3. Bud Simmons 494: Oregon Food Three (1-3) 1, tiene putman 402. Phoenix Food Mnrt (3-11 3. Jerry Hemingway 517; Piggly Wiggly One (1.31 1, Russ Fowler 449. Oregon Food One (3-11 3, Ranee Champion (lot; Hart's Hatchery (1-3) T. Vince Lobdell 52B. ' Oregon Food Two (2-2) 1, Ray Miller 53fl; Piggly Wiggly Two (2-2) 2. Dick Mulhollcn ftiifi. Ranee Champion 233. Bud Camp hell 218. Pink O Conner 212; Tri angle Food One 1798. CHURCH GAMES PLAYED Sacred Heart Catholic won from First Assembly of God drJlo 22, Eastwood Baptist de feated St. Luke's Methodist 38 to 21 and Friends trimmed Ascension Lutheran 49 to 32 on Thursday adult church Japanese Mat Champions To Be Here January 29 INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Timber Wolves lli-2l 3. Dick Hushes 540; Red Pegasus (1-7) 1, Dale Saltier 373. Table Rock Lumber (6-21 3. Jerry Burroughs 539: Knights of Colum bus i26 1, Lee Pendemasf 510. Ideal Cement Co. tS-3l 4. Clyde Williams 587; Eagle Point Teachers (4-4) 0, Shy Callaghan 516. Bnkcr's Moulding (5-3) 0. OUie Medlcus 600; Midway Meats (4-4) 0. Bill Young 480. Harry & David (5-3) 2, Max Llndley 508: CWA (2-6) 2, Ernie Dukeshler 548. Ollle Medlcus 233. Art Baker 223. Wllmer Bailey 212; Baker's Mould ing 2569. STAR LEAGUE Gutter Dusters (19-3) 4. Janet Klmmcl 429; Sputniks (12-12) 0, Lou Mazurek 391. Alley Kittens (19-51 3. Gerrl Moore 381: Konl Kats 1 15 1 ,-8 1 j ) 1, Nora Bailey 373. Three Strikers MfPi-Tfe 4. Carol Yule 404; Rollcttcs (8-12) 0. forfeit. Shadows (12-12) 4, Jo Pogue 416; Three Duds (8-121 0, Charlotte Cruncher 390. Three Belles (11-131 0. Joan Kouns 465: Spare Tires 19-15) 4 Acnes Bnvea 351. Telestars I8i-13'41 1. Elv Mae Gardner .tan: umier bciics ta'-s IRM 3 Nr-IHi. Rltlnoer 380. .lnn Knunz 182. Gerrl Moore 17? Janet Klmmcl 169; Shadows 1206. Pels Take JV Hassle Central Point Klamath Falls won the junior varsity contest here Friday night in basketball contention with Crater high. Score was 51 to 39. Klamath built Us lead . to 14 points In the third quarter. Quarter scores were 10 to 4, 23 to 18 and 37 to 23. Ross Burd had 18 points for Crater and Binncy 17 lor Klamath. LINEUPS: Klamath Falls 51 Jenrirzeiew- ski 7. Pnrtsotto 1, Baker 11. Bin- ney 17. Yunck 13. Lummus 2. Urater 39 B. Turner 2. M. Turner 4. Slroh 7. Burd 18, L. Pep per a, Ryerson 2, Swanson, Glawe, White, Anhorn. TAKES BIG LEAP Moscow -0IPII- World high jump record holder Valcry Brumcl, who will appear in several indoor track meets in the United States shortly, was married to a blonde education major Friday. His wife, Ma rina, holds the title of "master of sports" as a gymnast. som's free heave tied the con test but the Pelicans went on top 51 to 47 on baskets by Scott and Kclley. It a what the standings arc at the end of the conference race that counts, Hoffine de clared. But, he allawcd, "We arc real happy to be where we arc right now." HOX: Klamath rails HO FT PP TP Scott 8-3 2-1 4 7 Chamherland 12-8 3-3 4 19 Kellcv 13-2 1-1 4 5 II Holman ...10.7 2-1 2 13 Dahn .. 7-3 8-3 2 11 Guver ... 0.0 0-0 0 0 Piper 1-0 o-o 0 fl Ash - 0-0 3-0 2 0 Totals . CITY BOWLING LEAGUE Plng-s GBrdcns 113-3) 3. W. Of. (enbacher 380: Olson Lawyer Lunv her IRIi.-7V) 1. D. Swan 567. Frllos Kids (13-3) 1. C. Potts 33B: Stale Farm Insurance (9-7) 3 R Knnnnnsek 391. Marro Supply 112-41 4. B. Judy 34.1; Snoboys (6-10) 0. M. Magor 540. Steve Wilson Lumber (11-3) 3, R. Peters 366: House or wood l 141 I. H. Wehnen 544. Pacific" Power & Light (10i',-3'4) 4. D. Mullln sea: uay hu-s run Parlor (6-10) 0. w. uranoon .wo. North central uarnee lu-a s rn Thome 543: Silver Dollar Stamps (1-15) 1, R. Anderson 529. Tic Toe Time Shoo (8-8) 3. I. Cramer 546: A. L. "Tex" Nash (6 101 1 fT MrWhorter 342. : Weslslde Merchants 17-91 2. L. Landls 573: Concrete Steel (9-11) 2, H. Sorenson 553. N. Nealhamer 233. C. Mlnger 220. H Wehnen 216: State Farm Insur ance 2873. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Drive In Cleaners 125-13) 3. Coe Brmvn 568: Coca Cola (20-201 1, DeWayne O'Brian 525. Hedrick Scores Wrestling Win Hedrick Junior high ninth grade wrestling team won frdm Savage 38 to 1C on Fri day. In the exhibitions Hed rick had a 15 to 5 margin. VAItSITY RKBUlVrS: SO Mike Ralche. H. pinned Jim Lcffler. S, 2nd; 9S Rob Kinney, 11, pinned Rex Norton. S. 11; 10U Bob Grefihnm, H, pinned Larry Boy urn, S, lit; US Arnold Hack ett, H, dec. John Mcrrlman, 8, 0-3; 123 John Atklnn, S, dec. Ray Baker, 11. 10-4; 130 Wayne Todd, S. dec Bill Sh field, H, 7-2; 137 Mike Grant, S, pinned Leonard Howe, II. 2nd: Ml Ron Huklll. H, pinned Ron Nelion, S. lit; 148 Leland Cooper, S, pinned Jerry Hobbi, H. Int; 154 Ken Tropple. H, pinned Bob Ruppe, S, 2nd; 108 Nell Shaw, H, pinned Bruce Ho warth, R, lit; unlimited Henry Muller, H, won by forfeit. rXMIHITIONS: SB Dwlght Brown. H. pinned John Cinner, S, 1st; 123 Bob Pel lerfleld. S, pinned Sherman Sim mons, H, 3rd; 130 Itaac Jenion. H, Sinned Tom Grass. S. !t; 137 teve HigRlni, 11, pinned David Betz, S. OHAhK 1HCMOOI, RASKKTBALL SCOURS Friday Jayvee Uimn Griffin Creek 13, Jacksonville 11 Washington 20. Hoover 1.1 Howard 35, Oak Grove 18 Standford Hires Ralston As Head Football Coach Stanford, Calif. - IUPD - John Ralston, who used to flatten Stanford halfbacks when he played for the arch-rival Uni versity of California, went over to the enemy today as the Indians' new football coach. The highly successful Utah State mentor was hired by Stanford Friday for a three year period at a salary be lieved to be in the S17.000 range. President J. E. Wallace Sterling announced Ralston's selection with the appoint ment subject to approval by the school's board of trustees. Ralston, 35, didn't get the call until after Bob Reynolds - former Stanford football great - had vainly tried to make Navy's Wayne Hardin change his mind about stay ing on with the Middies. Hardin had figured promi nently in the Stanford race until he had signed a new two year pact on Wednesday to return to Annapolis. Succeeds Curtice Ralston succeeds Jack Cur tice, whose inability to please various alumni factions is said Medford area residents will have an opportunity shortly to see in action Japan s best high school wrestlers of 1962. The national prep champs of that nation, currently on a tour of Oregon, will bo In southern Oregon three days late this month. They will show their skills against mem bers of the Medford high squad on Tuesday night, Jan. 2D, at Hedrick Junior high gym. The eight grapplers from the other iide of the Pacific will be In Oregon from about Saturday noon through Jan. 30. On Monday they will wrestle at Grants Pass and on Wednesday at Klamath Falls. Tickets for the Tuesday ap pearance at Medford are now on sale at Lamport's Sporting Uoods store, at Barker s Men s store and at the senior high office. Linebakcrs also are selling them. The Japanese youths are S Sakai, 114V4 pounds; M. Na. kai, Vil: S. Haraikawa. 127M T. Shinjo, 134; Y. Toblta, 143 A. Sato, 152; S. Endo, 160V4 and S. Mabuchi, over 160V4 School Assembly Grants Pass, where the vis iting team will be for about 2V4 days is reportedly going ail out to entertain the wrcs. tiers. Grants Pass High School International Relations league will head up the official greet ing. A stcelhead fishing trip is planned for Sunday. At Medford on Tuesday to have been one of the rea sons for his downfall. In his five years at Stanford, Cur tice had a mark of only 14 wins against 36 losses. Ralston, who posted a mark of 31 victories, 11 losses and one tie in four years at Utah State, learned of his selection after he had given up waiting for word in the Bay area and went back to Logan, Utah. "In John Ralston we are getting a man who will do the kind of a job we want," said athletic director Al Masters. "He will coach hard-nosed, in teresting, and winning foot ball. We know that John will be popular with his playeri as well as the other students, faculty, alumni and fans." afternoon, a school assembly is planned to welcome the Japanese youths. Proceeds from ticket sales will go toward sending an Oregon team to Japan next summer. Ralph Monroe, Med ford high wrestling coach, said also that donations will be accepted for this cause. Friendship between Dr. Dale Thomas, Oregon State university wrestling coach, and Ichiro Hatta, who is In charge of the Japanese grap plers, is responsible for bring ing the national championship team to Oregon. The tour has the approval of the Oregon School Activi ties association because of the opportunity for cultural ex change and for fostering in ternational good will among youltis who may be the fu ture leaders of their countries. The members of the Jap anese team will be guests overnight in the homes of Medford wrestlers. ka I HI By Carl Bander What do shock abiorbsrs 4 for. a car? I'm willing lo bat that Ih. majority of "WHIIL ING" raadtri boliovo Just I did for a Ion lima that th function of shock absorbers it to Insure a aoftir, lass tooth - rattling rldo tor drivers and pmengtrt of lulemobittl. lut this is ust an incidental ad vantage of the suspension sys tem of your automobile. 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Pushed along by horrible performances by Arnold Pal mer, second round leader Davcy Hill, Bill Casper and Jack Nicklaus, Duden posted 67 on the easy Monterey Country club course for a 210 score and a one-stroke lead. Right behind Duden, of Portland, Ore., lied at 2)1, were Julius Boros and Casper, G3DGEB3fi GEiiXiaB rasas 3Tf (P fjCTg) OOGGSGBGP Rodriguez Wins Over Giambra . Miami Beach -0IPH- Fancy- dancing Luis Rodriguez won a unanimous decision over a plodding Joey Giambra Satur day night in their 10-round nationally televised middle weight fight. 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