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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1S63 A 9 MEF0RDd2$rMBUirc District Wrestling Tournament Here on Friday, Saturday Approximately' 130 boys will contend Friday and Sat urday, Feb. 22 and 23, in the District 6 A-l wrestling tour ney here. The event is scheduled for the Hedrick Junior High school gym. Ashland, Crater, Grants Pass, Klamath Falls and host Medford, members of the Southern Oregon conference will be participants. , Boys will contend in 13 weight classes. Each school will be allowed two entrants in each division. The tourney will be single elimination with a consola tion bracket. First and second placers will gain the right to vie in the state tourney the following week end at Cor vallis. Schedule Told On Friday afternoon pre liminary matches are set for 1 p.m. and will be followed by quarter finals. Semifinals are set for 6 p.m. Saturday day's matches call for consolation matches at 1 p.m. with consolation finals at 6 p.m. Championship finals are set for 7:30 p.m. Students wil lbe admitted for 25 cents to all sessions. EX-BEAVER OWNER DIES Portland - (UPII - E. J. Schef ter, former owner of the Port land Beaver baseball team of the Pacific Coast league, died Tuesday at his home here. Schefter owned the Portland team from 1935 through 1942. The Beavers won the PCL pennant in 1936. Schefter, 76, was retail and manufacturing druggist. Funeral tentatively was set for Friday. THIS SUNBEAM ALPINE OWN THIS QUALITY PERSONAL CAR FOR LESS THAN MOST COMPACTS! Yes. ..this exciting British personal car is being bought by thousands of people who want to own a distinctive T-Bird type car, but at a sensible price. 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Prep Basketball PREP BASKETBALL Tuesday Games United Press International North Eugene 63, South Eugene 62 Marshall 62. Lincoln 44 Jefferson 62, Franklin 56 Roosevelt 60. Cleveland 51 Washington 53, Benson 49 Grant 68. Wilson 66 Beaverton 48. David Douglas 47 Milwaukie 39, Central Catholic 24 Sunset 75. Hillsboro 44 Clackamas 72, Centennial 49 Tillamook 63, St. Helens 52 Oregon City 46, Newberg 30 Tigard 85, McMinnville 63 Forest Grove 70, Dallas 48 Lake Oswego 76. West Linn 49 Moialla 83. Silverton 67 Parkrose 63. Jesuit 50 Sandy 50, Scappoose 39 Reynolds 76, Wy'east 44 Ontario 48, Vale 43 Vernonia 53, Banks 34 Estacada 50, Corbett 39 Sheridan 64. Sherwood 39 Dayton 50, Willamina 34 Philomath 47. Amity 39 Yamhil 1-Carlton 57, Salem Academy a Gervais 79. Woodburn 78 North Marion 66, Cascade 62 Canby 57, Stayton 49 Central 56, Serra Catholic 50 Mt. Angel 58, Scio 34 Siuslnw 38. Mapleton 35 Newport 76, Reedsport 75 Waldport 48. Toledo 43 Colton 57. Chemawa 51 Star of the Sea 82. Jewell 47 Crow 79, Coburg 72 AWARD FOR JOCKEY Arcadia, Calif. (UPD- Ismael (M i 1 o) Valenzuela received the George Wolf Memorial Jockey Award as one of the nation's top reinsmen in a public ceremony Tuesday at Santa Anita race track. IS THE BF Defeats SM Jayvee Butte Falls - Butte Falls high varsity cagers won 53 to 45 here last night over the St. Mary's junior varsity. The Loggers had 17 to 9, 26 to 21 and 41 to 32 quarter advantages. Neal Ellis scored 25 points for BF. Pat Thomp son had 18 for St. Mary's and Mike Soran 14. Butte Falls jayvee nipped the SM jayvee reserves 43 to 41. Ron Sizemore had 10 points for the Loggers and Dan Edmondson and Mel Bowen each eight. Ross had 13 for SM. LINEUPS: St. Mary, JV 45 Soran 14, Va koc, Thompson 18. Rose 6. Mete 3. Sterling 4, Lattendresse. Butte Falls 53 Rambo, B. Cope land 9, N. Ellis 25, Lytic 7. Strat ton 3. Edmondson 7, Mitchell 2, Sizemore. Savard Victor In Close Race Next meeting of Medford Kart ways will be on Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Sports men's clubhouse on West Pine st. at Central Point. All persons interested in karting are invited. The building is one-fourth mile west of the Highway 99 inter section and on the right side of the road. Spectators cheered Sunday at the track south of Medford as Bill Savard, Medford, and Jerry Condray, Grants Pass, contended in a special junior class. The youths fairly flew around the track with Savard winning by a narrow margin. Actual time was 16.9 seconds for all three heals. Trophy winners included. Junior class 2 Reggie Ayres, Central Point; Mike Updike and Rick Frazier. Senior class 1 Ted Jensen; Ron Austin. Senior class 2 Ted Ker wood; Rick Barnes. Senior class 3 S h 1 r 1 e y R a i n e y; Jack McCandless, Jacksonville. Next trophy race at the Medford track will be on March 3. 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Now, if your income is J400 a month or more, you can move up to a sleek, smart SUNBEAM ALPINE with ease! VICTORY LEAGUE Silver Dollar (18-6) a. Eva Ses sions 471: Oelah Timber 113-13) i, Bev. St. Clair 471. Bowers Const. I1B-S) a. Blllie Da vis 474: U.S. Bank (14-10) 3, Gladys Johnson 466. Vogue Beauty 115-9) 4, Mikkl Dyer 460; Hillyer Oil (8-6) 0,' Eu nice Johnson 453. Town House (14-10) 3. Arlene Holfman 511: Gilman'i Dairy (7- 17) 1. Alice Casebier 475. Eads Allied 111-13) 1. Peaiy Wal- dron 435: Viking Sewing (9-15) 3, ncicne wuiy oao. Barnett Shell (10-14) 4. Doris Webster 917; U.S. Bank-North (10- 141 0 Joy Ingle 431. Helene Culy 377. Arlene Hoff man 303. Doris Webster 189; Town nouse ROXY ANN BANTAMS Hornets (10-3) 3. Roger Blaylock 361; Bulldogs (3-10) 0. Mike Bless ing 338. Gutter Dusters (9-3) 3, Candy Collins 335; Cool Bowlera (6-6) 0, Jim Phair 337. Four Strikers 15-7) 1. John Mar tin 209; Doodlebugs (4-8) 3, Glenn Martin 289. Glenn Martin 155. ROLLING PIN LEAGUE Bill's Lady Bugs 114-21 4, Ellen Lamb 475: Garrett Brothers (3-13) 0, Betty Boyer 396. Gold Hill Feather Merchants (10 6) 4. Rosa Young 473: BatB Auc tion (10-6) 0. Carol Langford 387. White's Midway Service (9-71 3, Marion Nobbs 438; Butte Falls General Store (6-10) I, Grace Hatcher 408. Hi Martin (8-8) 3. Vivian Rodg ers 504: Maxwell House Drips (4 131 1, Peg Anderson 365. Marlon Nobbs 193. Ellen Lamb 183, Vivian Rodgers 179. Bettle Driskell 179; Bill s Lady Bugs 3136. BLUE MONDAY Tarco (11-1) 3, Bea Matthews 495; Richfield Truck Stop (3,-8i 1, Dorothy Twenstrup 410. M & W Chain Saw (8-4) 1. Dora Peyton 440; B&B Auction (7-5) 3, Annabelle Skeeters 490. Ray's Texaco 15-7) 3. Honey Hobbs 452; North West Heating Oils 14-81 1, Isabel McMlllln 440. Medford Ambulance (5-7) 2, Rosyne Gosch 396: Christean's Service (4'i-7'i) 3, Joye DeBerry 460. Joanie Davidson 193, Bea Mat thews 188, Annabelle 184; Tarco 1787. IVAN'S LITTLE LEAGUE Twin Rs (50), -m,) 3, Grant Day 477; Pirates (30-38) 1, L. Knudson 432. Four B's (46'i-21 i ) 3, Nora Bai ley 497; AAA (30-30) 1, Bob Bled soe 436. Sputniks (40-28) 3. Wendell Pan ter 534: Tornadoes (40-28) 1, La Vell Lamoreaux 445. Moonshiners 140-28) 4. Ralph Cheek 530: Four A's (27-41) 0, Jerry Anderson 503. Alley Cats (35-33) 1. John Has kins 452: Comets (32i-33i) 3, Jim Cunningham 527, Bloopers (35-33) 1, AI Gascon 482; Black Wrecks (31-27) 3, Sam Black 570. Mlsmlts (30i,.37i,l 1. Audrey Swoape 495: Hillbillies (27-37) 3, Bud Hill 446. Drifters (30-38) 3. AI Harrison 495: Gutterites (27-41) 1, Jim Martin 457. Hanson's Douglas (24-44) 3. Jack Presley 494 fin wits (24-401 1 Bill Byrd 511. t TRI-NITE LEAGUE TEA A (33-71 4. John Martin 408: Roxy Ann Lanes (14-36) 0. forfeit. Douglas oil (37-13) 3. Lee Mee- er 539: Med Pace (31-19) 2. Ted Silvers 453. Linebauah Broa. Tree Serv. (34- 161 3. Otto Kahnert 557: Talent Merchants Two 113-38) 1. Howard Attenbury 480. Glossop it Moore ( 23 ' j -1 6 ' , ) 1, John Glossop 473; Kims (33-181 3, Engldson 478. Norton Lumber Co. (30-30) 3. BIU McCulley 533; Smith Lumber Co. (10-30) 1. Bill Nobbs 433. Oregon Liquid Gas (17-33) 4, Walt Guy 509: M. Trumbo Co. 4ts-351i) 0. Denny Hemingway 503. Otto Kahnert 306: Linebaugh Bros. Tree Service 1666. MAJOR LEAGUE Asko SuddIv (33-111 4. Chuck Hendry 567. VFW (25,-18, I 0. Ktlth Mar jolt 536. so. ure. color Frocess CfB'a- 15',) 3, Wes Fowler 580; Kofues ih-zoi l, hod suuon am. lai-ure itancnes uu-ibi . mi Applebaum 580. Standard Oil (17 271 0, Les Fowler 527. Western Oil Burner (37-17) 3. Nets Gallant S40. Jim's Repair Shop (14-301 1, Galen Sonner 516. Thunderblrd Lodae (37-171 4. o. McCoy 65; B. V. Country Club (19-351 0. L. Zlesmer 484. Rotary 120-241 4. Ken Cook 534; Desert Service (9-35) 0. Arn, Bau- man 477. D. Baylor 231. O. McCoy 223, Applebaum 222: Asko Supply 2687 . (Asko won second third) ROXV ANN LEAGUE ONC (17-7) 3. Gene Gemaehlich 532; Star Body (10-141 1, Paul Emery 493. Hosklns Const. (16-8) 3. Charles Cook 538; Harrison Electric (12-12) uick rervorse qui. P M T (15-9) 4. Les Mason 500; Groceteria (14-101 0, Dave Morris 531 Westward Ho- (14-1U) l'.b, jack Sparling 538: White Poodle (12',a- U'.al 2Vi, Lou Kuia 383. Reliable Cleaners (14-10) 4. Lloyd Carr 323; Medford Neon 7-17) 0, Ralph Poston 481. Graham Electric (13-111 3. Bud Simmons 554; Cummins Diesel (7Va-16'.!i) 1, Carrol Adams 520. Graham Cabinet (12-121 2. Roy Burchett 550; Timber Busters (10- 14) 2, Jonn wisely 340. Timber products (lu-14) o. Law ranee Anderson 502; Medford Radiator 18-16) 4. Bob Nelson 522. Lou Ku a 221. Roy Burchetl- Harvey Phillips 213. Lou Kula 211; Reliable Cleaners 2891. CRATER LAKE LEAGUE R.c. cola (30-ia) 3. Len Thrun 635; HAP Co. (20'i-27', I 1, Lee Graham 520. Hair Shapers (28V.8'a) 1 Roy Colley 554; O. K. Market (24-241 Doc Wilson 530. Safeway Stores (27 (i-201'-,) 3i. Ernie Dukeshler 569: City Hall (20,a-273) k, John Compagnoi 672. Domestic Laundry (27-21) 1. Ken Christianson 515; United Grocers (24-24) 3. Ed Rodgers 524. iaaumers bneel jvietal ua-zdl a. Don Niedermeyer 449; Grandview MarKei (3J-33I l, rat aoran ous. Slmmonds Const. Co. 34V-23?1 3, Bob Porter 51B; Cogsells Mar ket (20-28) 1. Clyde Williams 535. sautrl (22-20) o. uari vicKeron 512; Mt. Pitt Co. (lBtt-29la L Don Landing 593. Len rnrun 34;. uiyce wuiiams 230, Kyle Payne 208; City Hall 2457. FOULETTES LEAGUE Trl-etta (17-3) 3. Corky Jones 451; Crybabies (13.7) 1, Betty Norum 566. Bees' (13-7) 2. Elva Penwcll 426; Pln-Ups (6-14) 2, Rozanna Mulhol- len 441. Pln-Spotter (11-B) 4. Rayma Burger 370; Jokers (6-14) 0, Nell culver 347. Lucky Strikes (10-10) 3. Leona Hughes 373; Hot-shots (8-12) 1, Winnie Geddls 353. Betty Norum 225. 180: Corky Jones 170, Elva Penwell 178; Trl etta 1533. PARKER TRADED Toronto - IUP1I - Jackie Par ker, the Edmonton Eskimo All-Star, traded to the Toron to Argonauts for five players and undisclosed cash, arrived Tuesday night to begin con tra ct talks with his new bosses. OTI Downs Raiders In Offensive Tilt Ashland - Oregon Techni cal institute powered its way to a high scoring defenseless UI-9J basketball conquest of Southern Oregon college's Red Raiders here Tuesday night. Using their greater height to full advantage and having one of their hottest nights from the floor, the Owls of OTI tooka late first half lead and held it for the remainder of the contest. SOC lost the opening tip from Royce Kiser and Hew lett Nash of OTI took it for the first score. The Raiders retaliated with two from be yond the key but lost the lead as Nash and Sammie Smith scored. Oregon Tech held the lead three minutes. Jerry Shults and Dave Hughes brought the home court men to a 10-10 tie. Once again the Owls regained advantage of SOC with their fast floor play and exceptional shooting. Score Knotted Southern Oregon brought the encounter to a knot more than once during the remain ing minutes of the first period but lacked the strength to go out ahead. The Raiders last scoring challenge came in the last two minutes of the open ing half. Dave Hughes hit with a hook under the bucket to carry Southern Oregon to a 44-44 tic. At this point of the battle OTI's Smith followed a free throw in and came out with a bucket for the Owls. The second half was pretty well the visitors as they col lected the first bucket and set off on a long scoring drive Final 18-point margin was the widest of the game. OTI's 27 points at the free line to SOC's 13 made most of the scoring difference of the game. For the Raiders shot a bit hotter from the field but not quite so much as the Owls. Southern Oregon hit 40 of 81 tries from the field for .494. Oregon Tech fired .472 on 42 of 89. 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The Wolves won the right to meet the Northwest confer ence champion for a berth in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics tour nament in Kansas City, Mo. Oregon Tech is ineligible for that tournament. Seven Teams To Participate In AAU Tourney Seven teams will be entered In the District AAU basket ball tourney at Hedrick gym here on Sunday, the city roc realion department has an' nounced. The learnt are Roundoul Tavern, Klamath Falls; Fen ner Construction, Grants Pass; John Wheeler Logging and Sambo's Restaurant, Medford Bay City, Coos Bay and North Ben; Coquille and Drain. The tingle elimination event will open at 9 a.m. Pairing! have not vet been announced Stop-O-Matic Brake Lining In stalled on all 4 Whoeli WHILE YOU WAIT! Easy terms. Brake Spccralut lor 23 years. Phone 779-1966 NATIONAL BRAKE CENTER 1216 North Court III' " " wmmmmmm V . 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