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Newspaper Page Text6B THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1963 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON MEDFORDtfJoSkTRIBWK SIPdDIRTS W - ' T - ' tt V aa - vV a , ;. Jy ' s COURTEER CLOWN Tom (Hummingbird) Mack, above, is the clown of the Cheney Studs Courtcers who will appear at halftime of the Klamath rails-Crater High school DasKei ball same at Central Point on Saturday night. The Courteers, under sponsorship of Cheney Studs, Tacoma Athletic asso ciation, do a takeoff on the famed Harlem Globetrotters with fancv dribbine and passing routines and other court capers, There are eight boys 11, 13, 14 and 15 years of age in the group. They have appeared at many games this winter. MacJc, a 15-year-old ninth grader, duplicates antics of Meadlark Lemmon of the Trotters. The boys are said to display re markable showmanship for their years and to have attracted admirers by the hundreds. They are in their second season. Ben Cheney, Tacoma, Wash., one of the owners of the Cheney Forest Products mill at Central Point, finances the troupe. flBODWlLIIMi BEGINNER LEAGUE There will be a meeting to orga nize a- beginner league at Roxy Ann lanes at 8:45 a.m. Friday. Feb. 33. The league will atari bowling Wednesday, February 37 at 12:30 p.m. Anyone Interested may attend the meeting or tele phone 7711-7171. . CHAMPAGNK LEAGUE O K Market (16-4) 1, Enid Wollf 481: Roxy Ann Snack Bar (7-13) l, J. Manley 477. Baker's Faint & Wallpaper (18-41 3 Glny Hayae 454. Wooden Shoa Room (B-llI 1. Diane Bale; 357. West Coaat Alrllnea 115-51 J, Y. Bartolomei 504; Van Lee's Baiaar 16-151 1, N. Hollenbcok 380. Hart's Hatchery (13-7) 2, Geor gie Collins 480; Mutual of Omaha iti-141 2. Jean Batca 418. Cuatom House Drapery (10-10) 4. Joyce Jack- 428: Erma's Beauty Salon 18-131 0. Mela Balnea 407. Gay 00 a Pl"a Parlor 18-UI 1, Ruby Patten 440: Medlord Tire faervlco (7-131 3, J. Kllnglcr 441. b ". Bartolomei 318. fciud Woltl J88. Vonnle Canooia 178; O.K. Market 1373. EMPIRE LEAGUE blone'a T.V. 120-81 4. Jackie Wll son 487; Hair Shape lU-ltii 0. fcva Sessions 420. ul,on Mack 1 10-9) 3. L. Rlltor pack 478; Winnies tlJ-15i 2, B wnson toi. ... j Pint s tlB-01 3. Penny Melsted 632; Ken Taylor Insurance 114-141 'J r.YJ "i.,'Ji i m.m 2. Y Hart 507: Western Thrill 17-21) 3, K. udora 485. Hillyer Oil (18-131 9, pot Neaee 491; United Meal Products (14-14) 1. rtU-Way Cleaners (10-18) 4, Joyce Pldcock' 499; Tom Thumb Market IH-1U1 U. JSCliy uubbsiiimii -. ' leressa Short 1U8, Bonnie Wll ion :. Peggy Melsted 108; Jtu Way Cleaners 1400. KOFFEE JtLATSt'U Channel Chicks (18-8) 4. Dar Jene Brenton 483; 0 Pins (13-13) 0, Barbara Hedges 387. Wee Three (lU'j-Tj) 4, Ruth Hoiloway 473; Bowl Weavels (0-15) 0, Joyce Krause 424. Sweet Rolls (IS-Ill 0. Elsie Eddy 450; Gool Otis 110!ii-13!s) 4, Mel va Peyton 430. Pin Curlers (13-11) 1, Ellen Willie 424; bad backs (12-121 3, ..Isle McEwcn 421. tarty Birds (7-17) 4. Eunice Jonnson 440; Rogueltes (7-17) 0, Anna blsenberger 370. ituth Hoiloway 101, Eunice John eon 108. Uarlene Brenton 187-107, Dolly Cain 107. EVERGREEN LEAGUE Loca Loan l31'a-12!i 3, Fred Gallardo 5bb; Naunics .o,ulp. tltl 30i 1. E. Diltmer 44b. itugue Uist. (28-lbl 0. J. Duty tin, ituad Liners (24-20) 4, V. Broadwater 400. nlodco (27'1-18'il 3. Rollln Ro scnberilcr 5IU; Hedinsn Lodge (14 3ui 1. Marlon Pllman 4!o. Overhead Door 120-181 3. Troy Dean 531; Pepsi Cola (21-23) 1, Larry bnop) 58. joe's Golden Eagle (25-lBl 4. Dan liadlcy 485; Bau'lliau A: Sons (21-231 0. Pete Balenian 510. llirea Root Beer (17-27) 0, Chuck Helnler 503; Big Y (13-131 4, M. Liether 541. red Gallardo 235. Troy Dean 311, rrle unleman 208. tLAIiMt LEAGUE Buds Tire Exchange 14-01 4 Sick FarreU 588; Hllljer Oil lO-i) (i. frank Knox 571. A & W Root Beer (4-01 4. C. McWhorter; t. II, Mann Co. 10-41 0, Carl Landis. Aorlhs Chuck Wacon 14.01 4. Jlarry Goode 0512; bcwing Machine ccnier (u4i o. dick rniiupt 5511 Llon'a ltideattMy 'v-'vl 3'i, Clayton Lewis; Mrcnanic Laundry l',-3il Jue PruiK. Medlord Lanes 13-1 1 3. Rill New- land 508; Brave Bull (1-3) 1. Roy cveraon ouo. The Hopefuls (14-22) 3. Myrna Lludvall 507: Try Hards (10-17) 1, Carol Tull 388. The Scoreless (13-23) 0, Darlcne Poland 287; Rum Dums (27-0) 4, Dolores Crawford 428. Myrna Lludvall 107. 147. 183, Dolores Crawford 153. Ella Bal'llcy 141; The Hopeluli 1948. SATELLITE LEAGUE (End of rirst Hall) H. E. Colvln and Associate (2Ta-181i) 3, Vetla Hlgday 405: Mobile Village (2311-201,) 1, Haiti Gallardo 3UT. Bearing Salea and Service S.3 181s). 3, Dolores Pierce 383; Brook aide Beauty Salon (151i-28!al 1, Marlon Dltlmcr 381. Nash Ford Tractor Implements (25-10) 1, Norma Helling 347: Grea sits Drive In Cleanera I20'i-23'k. 3, Dolores Madden 408. roster s Jacksonville store (24 20) 4, Toomata Union 457; Rite Way Janitorial Servlcs (17-37) 0, Belte De Foe 2B5. Vetla Hlgday 100, Dolores Mad den 178, Toomasa Union 159; H. E. coivin and Associate 1171. MAJORETTE SCRATCH Orefon Veneer f 10-01 3. Ann Taylor 318; So. Oregon Trophy (17 111 I. Dot Neate 404. Bruce'a Richfield (18-12) 2. Ruth Pruitt 488; Barco Supply (15-13) 2, Dotty Wolff 528. Clalc Studio (15-13) 3, Pat Drunk 545; Brave Dull (10-18) 1, Stella Niedcnieyor 407. isim i tiu-181 2, Del Chrlslianson 567; Brown s Trucking (10-181 a. De LeRoy 505. Del Chrlslianson 207. Glnnle Brown 10H. Pat Break 1Q4. ClMxmip Studio 1080. TUESDAY MIXED Lazebe (22-8) 4. Bud Bateman 450: K-Sha (3-251 0. Art Breraton 403. Four S's (14.141 4. Jerrv Ster. kler 478; Outlaws (121s-lMs 0, Jim While 433. Holy Bowlers 20i-T) 3, D. Landing 552: Tiros (10-121 1, Bob Polndcxlcr 4H8. Tigers (O-IUI 2. Maurlne Kclinlrk 480; MIx-Ups 115-131 2, Edllh '1 ni ne 411.1. F.dltn Tult e 175. D. Land ni 208: Holy Bowlers 2227. LADY FI.K8 I'M LEAGUE Ten Pins 1 lb 1 a-7 1 1 3'). Dcnise Savla 47b; Esquires S-lB'gl bin' Dent 388. Pin Downers (188i 2. Mn-gurct Button M): mags (13-111 2, Voile Ricks 301. Thumpers I1.VMI 4, Rmh Carlson 4(lb; Bloopers (0-151 0, Dottle vta, 411 i Elkeltes (14-101 2. Yvmne Slro bri 430; Wapitis (7-171 2, bll.rley llei-ns 448. Denlse Davis IBS. Shirley Bcrns 107; wapitis U4U. ST.EHHYR LEAGUE .Medlord Honda (21-71 3, Ann Skeeters 530. Landis Sludlo (20-Sl 1. Gloria iaylor 441 hoRue Boarding Kennels (17-111 3. Lllen Wade 402. Uurelson's (lii,.17'l I. VI Corby 414. Modern Tile Co. c 15V la' , I 2. Su..an Meeker 417; Woodland Height Mkt. 114-141 2. Vena Hlg day 381. Wainst'ott's Drugs 1O.IB1 4. Fve llii Smith 430 Hurk Awnings 15-231 0. Lois Coghlll 388. Ann Skeetrrs 208, lllen Wade S85; Medlord Honda 1308. ROXY ANN ROCKETTES Slevena Auto Salea (15.11 4. Lanell Wilkes 578; Roxy Ann Lanes (1-151 0. Jeanne Luther 487. iioaoa rami liuia-5',s) 3, Frls cilia Dcathorage 432: Slmmonds Const. (J-1J) 1, Mary Slmmonds 400. Crosby's Mobil 110-61 4. Verna Allen 4Utt; urews Manslure 10-71 O. J01111 Clark 441: Mailt HulU'V 441 Trallways 1B-81 3, Belty Twedcll 452; Lovencss Lumber (8-8) J, Alia niinwuBr Tex of Courtesy Chevrolet (g.RI 2. Eloise Lotfan 383: Doilv Cain jaj; a,asisiae jwancei (7 is -b i) 2, Grace Hunter 418. Lanell Wilkes 200. Gwen Slavens 182. Shirley S'etzler 101: Stevens Auto Salea 1984. Bedford, Crater Clash at CP In League Hoop Scrap Friday Balls bounce again this week end in that casaba race court followers all are calling "crazy." More formally it is known as the Southern Ore g o n conference basketball campaign. And, it is any body's guess, yet, whether the chase will loosen up or will remain a tight-locked strug gle. In this Friday and Saturday nights' fare, opportunity is greatest for the Medford Black Tornado and the Crater High school Comets. So, inter est is running high in Friday's fracas between the two in tent aggregations. The closest neighbors in the circuit, the Fireballs and the Whirlwinds, collide at 8:13 p.m. at Central Point. But, for each, that battle is Just the first of two week end assignments. O n Saturday Crater entertains the Pelicans of Klamath Falls while Med ford goes to Ashland. One oth er scramble this week takes Grants Pass on Friday into the lair of the upset-ambitious Ashland Grizzlies. Chance For Lead Medford (6-5) has the chance to take over league leader ship, or a share of it, for the first time this season. Crater (7-4), deadlocked with Grants Pass for the lead, can regain lone front position. But, GP, with just one game, also has that sole lead opportunity. Klamath (6-6) will fight to keep itself within the range of first and second spots. Ashland (2-9) has seen its championship and state tour ney aspirations pass. But the Bruins are capable of inflict ing heavy damage on the am bitions of the other members of the loop. Friday's games will com plete the third time around in the circuit. On Saturday the fourth and final round will begin. Full House Foreseen A full house is expected to morrow night at Central Point. The north balcony, which has been enclosed and has served as the wrestling room, has been opened at the Crater gym. Bleachers are being installed to seat approx imately 300 fans. Even with these bleachers added all seats may be taken. Refs Picked for Pacific Coast Wrestling Tourney at Ashland Ashland - Names of three referees for the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Wrestling as sociation tournament have been announced by Meet Di rector Bob Bennett. They are Norm Martinson, Corvallis; Ed Dewitt, Olym pia, Wash., and Martin Ola barri, Pleasant Hill, Calif. The tourney will be on Friday and Saturday, March 1 and 2 at the Southern Ore gon college gym here. Bennett, who is wrestling coach at SOC, said that the officials were chosen on the basis of suggestion and vote of participating coaches. The picked received the most votes after suggestions were reviewed. Dowllt Heads Each of the referees will be busy simultaneously In the early competition since rival ry will be conducted on three mats. Consolations and finals will be refereed by Dewitt, who Bennett has selected as the head official. In his head capacity Dewitt will help with weigh-ins and will make final rulings in dis puted matters. Ashland and Medford High schools have donated the ex tra mats needed. Tickets are available in Ashland at the Mark Antony hotel, Fortmiller's Depart ment store and Southern Ore gon college business office. Medford ticket outlet is Lam port's Sporting Goods store. In Klamath Falls George Mill er will have tickets at Ore gon Technical institute. COACH QUITTING Lincoln, Neb. - (UPD - The Nebraska coaching career of Jerry Bush, former college and professional cage star, will come to an end July 1, he announced Wednesday. Bush who has an 81-127 rec ord in nearly nine seasons at the Cornhusker helm, said he was quitting "for the good of all concerned." All indications are that the Black Tornado, with a three-' game winning streak going, is anticipating the opportunity to stretch it farther. Although week end play was (till two nights away, Coach Frank Roelandt reported his charges "all set to go." He had noth ing special to report concern ing his club this week. The Medfords were working on offense against zone defense in preparation for Crater and on attack against man-to-man hoop protectipn in readying for the Bruins. The Tornado has been hard at it. Roelandt reported that the squad drilled "a little harder than usual" yesterday. "We'll taper off Thursday and hope for the best Friday and Saturday," he said. Comets Regrouping At Central Point, Comet mentor Lloyd Hoffine said, "We are sort of regrouping our forces. It's not that there is any major shakeup after a disastrous loss to Grants Pass last week end. But, it's a mat ter of pulling back together. Hoffine reported that Lou Alvarez will go into the week end play with just 1 Vi days of practice because of doctor's appointments. He has an in fection resulting from a "strawberry" on his hip. Junior varsity and sopho more games will precede each varsity ruckus. Jayvee games are set for 6:30 p.m. The Mcdford-Crater sophomore mixe also will be at 6:30 p.m. in Crater's multi purpose room. Sophomore tussles at Ashland will be at 5 p.m. At Central Point on Satur day, it will be a long day of basketball. Freshmen vie at 1 p.m. and sophomores at 3 p.m. LADIES CLASSIC LEAtsUE C ock Ca(e 114-81 4. Mary Otfen. bacher 517; Conger Morris (11-01 Audrey bwoape 487. Crater Inn Motel 112-81 1. Dee LeAoy 550; Rug ue Distributing dl-ni 3. Helen Culy 531. Woodrn Shoe ill-tli 2. Clerlie Rlggk 517; Medlord Yardage (9-111 2. Jrrl llilltnn 528. Thimderh rd Market 111-01 1. Georgia Biiiirdman 510: Team No. 3 (8-121 3, LaRayne Harris 558 tiravr Ull 1 llO.ini 3. Herlla Blind 581: Valley Music (7-13) 1, Eleanor llolbrook 484. Ilmuraiire Mart IB-121 X Karun Smith 540; Jorgensen'a (B-121 1, Pal Gardner 480. Aiuiy went 208. Helena Culy 205. May Olfenbacher 2114, La Rayne Harris 204. HOCKEY WEST l RN l.r.AGt'K l mud rrru International tinuuiern Ulviilon w Porllund .. X Sun Fran... 33 I.na Ang. .. 39 Spokane 'H IMS OF OA 70 204 143 R7 2.14 71 PI 1HI M9 49 1!VB 150 "To Tell the Truth" 1962 FORD 2 Dr. Galaxia 500, Victoria, V-8, Automatic, Sir'.w $2699.00 LEA RAMBLER Fltth and Bartlett Phone 772-6185 Championship WRESTLING TONITE! Feb. 21st 8:15 P.M. MEDFORD ARMORY Pacific Coast Junior HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE NICK KOZAK WILD BILL SAVAGE Plssei TWO OTHER rlUa MATCHES Tickets it Lamport's Medlord Ringside $2.00 General Admission $1.50 Students 75c Pro Basketball NATIONAL AilOCIATION United Press International laatera Division W. L. Pet. Boston 4 19 .721 Syracuse 39 27 J91 Cincinnati 35 31 .530 New York , II 46 .281 Heitern Division Los Angeles St. Louis uetroit San Francisco Chicago W. L. Pet. . 48 17 .738 . 31 27 .383 . 23 41 .179 . 24 40 375 - 19 47 .288 Wednesday's Results Syracuse 128. Cincinnati 109 Boston 117. Detroit 113 BATTLE SHAPING New Orleans - (UPD - An other battle between golf dom'i big three - Arnold Pal mer, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus - Is shaping up in the New Orleans Invitational golf tournament March 1-4. Player and Nicklaus have al ready signed to play in the $40,000 event and Palmer has indicated he is "99 per cent sure" of competing for (he $8,200 first prize. He has un til Monday to sign. Savage, Kozak Even Bet To Win Title Match Here Tonight TO PITCH. OH NOT? Palm Springs. Calif. - (CPS To pitch, or not to pitch? That Is the question for An gel hurlers, for every ball hit out of the park means a lap around the field for everyone. Wild Bill Savage and Nick Kozak are even money to win the Pacific Coast junior heavyweight championship when they collide in the main event of tonight's professional wrestling card at the Medford armory. The match is a natural for Medford since both men have been consistent winners here. Although Savage is rough and tough and will resort to al most anything to goad his op ponent into making a mistake, he is as popular as is Kozak with the local fans. Both men want the cham pionship belt because of the added demands it brings for their services by promoters on the coast and because of the increased money champion ship matches bring. Two supporting matches round out the card, starting at 8:15 p.m. Billy Whitewolf takes on Kurt Von Poppen heim in the semi-windup and Harold (Buck) Davidson faces Cowboy Bob Boyer in the opener. SPARRING COMPLETED Las Vegas, Nev. - (WD -Middleweight champion Dick Tiger continued to exercise today to keep the fine edge on his condiuon after con cluding sparring for the title bout with Gene Fullmer Sat urday night. MEN LOVE Crosby Paint (P.S. Women use ft toe!!) BRUCE BAUER LUMBER BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial-Industrial RflflidtnlUI ShMt Metal Work Stainlaii. Galvaniied and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main 4 71 COURTESY CHEVROLET presents a spectacular exhibit of truck power teams February 22-23 CHEVROLET JOBMASTER TRUCKS a-Ov-j wo", "atW gM Ft 7n -jSkss Ml , I J,i I! tkaA. s (tar ffp jfejgll. . i u- ssj isa-MpC i W111).,..'! arorMiaaeWiMsMliA itltS4AMMS&ot See Chevrolet's traveling power team exhibit of full-size working models of engines, transmissions and axles. You'll see the complete line including three new Chevrolet High Torque engines also powerful diesels and the unique Corvair 95 Unipack. Every unit is cut away so that you can see its inner work ings in slow motion. This is truly one of the most fascinating and educational exhibits to be seen anywhere. Don't miss it! Visit Courtesy Chevrolet Fri day and Saturday to see Chevrolet's big Truck Power Team Exhibit! COURTESY CHEVR0LET-9th and Bartlett Northern Illusion W 1.. Seal lie . 3 14 Vanrmiver 21 21 I'rimonton in 37 C'aliary .. . 13 37 T Pis or OA 1 .13 175 I7B 3 M I7S 17(1 3 38 170 HH0 1 31 160 21S JUOONMIINKRN ltAl.Il Hevenuers il.VJi 4. Willie Bar rum St8; Nile Owls 1 10-10 1 0, Jonn Wisely 4M Klrtie Runners 114-Si 1. Rob Brown and Ruin Carpenter 43i. Howlers Chs Cha Cha 1 13-7 1 3, Carllne Heav-llln 303. The Zots nn-ioi , Burell Faiey BOO: Boozers tour ie-141 3. Carroll Peterson 4"8. Kinky Dinks IB-I.l 0. Chink Jlnyt 4M: Cha-Roes (8-131 4. Ben C'hahoude 4:14 Willie Barnutn 313. Burell racev gns. Carroll Peterson 1S9. Clem Jinnlngs 301. t'TTKR PALS rTeam No. (0-t7 . Helen sgone 330; Three Crannies 130 Hi S. Eva Pond and Marg Hslvor Sen 324. Wednesday's HrulU San Kram-iM-o 4. 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