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Newspaper Page TextBob Bragan Thinks Milwaukie Can Fool (This is the Ulh of 20 dis patches on the 1963 prospects of the 1963 major league base ball teams.) By LEO H. PETERSEN UPI Sports Editor West Palm Beach, Fla.-UJPIl-The Braves have a new man ager in scrappy Bobby Bra gan and new owners in a group of Wisconsin industrial ists, but little in the way of new ball players. Yet Bragan, never one to despair although he lost his two former major league managing jobs in front office reorganizations, and the new president, Johnny McHale, are hopeful, if not optimistic. "We can fool a lot of peo ple." Bragan predicts. And he points to his potential pitch ing staff proudly. Trouble is he has only one established major league out fielder. "We'll correct that," he promises. Just how, he doesn't reveal, although they did ob tain Ty Cline from Cleveland last week to complete the deal whereby slugging first base man Joe Adcock went to the Cleveland Indians. The Braves finished fifth last year, 15' & games out. "I'll promise one thing -we'll be closer this coming year," Bragan says. If they are, a lot of things will have to jell where there doesn't seem too much jelling potential - like that outfield. But they do have such stars as Hank Aaron. Eddie Math ews, Del Crandall, Warren Spahn and Lew Burdettc. Give them some support and there could be trouble aplenty. Aaron, always a good bet lo win the batting triple crown, is the one outfielder Bragan has. And Bragan says he will play exclusively in right field this year, and not alternate between right and center. "And it should help his bat ting." Not that his batting needs any help, but Aaron is not happy playing center. He hit .323 last year with 45 home Whelan Paces Classic Singles Buffalo, N.Y. - DM - Big "E" of Buffalo, N, Y. climbed to 10th place in the classic team division of the Ameri can Bowling Congress tourna ment Sunday night. Led by Sam Borrasca's 6(i3, the Buffalo bowlers add ed 3002 to the 2961 series rolled Saturday and wound up with 5963. Still leading the division is United Van Lines of St. Louis with 6210. In minor events Sunday, Don Whelan of Buffalo who has been bowling seriously only four years, took first in the classic singles with 730. He replaced Ed Thomas of Logan, Ohio, who dropped to second with 720. Whelan also took second in the classic all-events with 1979 for nine games. Still leading is Thcrman Gibson of Detroit with 1991. John Fonagy Jr.. who roll ed with Whelan on the bij "E" team, placed fifth in the classic singles with 697. Standings in the regular team division remained un changed Sunday. TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY COMPLETE LUBE JOB, 4 WHEEL BRAKE ADJ Wednesday thru Saturday pOQ WHEEL ALIGNMENT 5 BRAKE Reline All 4 Wheels Inspect All Parts of Braking System Add Needed Fluid Repack Front Bearings All Work Guaranteed 1 Day Service Wheel Balancing . SEARS runs and 128 runs batted in. , Outfield Lacked Punch Last year's regulars, outside of Aaron, were Mack Jones and Lee Maye, who hit only ! 255 and .244, lespectively. With only 20 home runs and 77 runs batted in between them. Don Dollard. who hit only ! 230. from Cleveland might help and then there is the vet- eran Gus Bell coming to the end of a fine career. There doesn't appear to be much in ! the way of rookie help so ; those six men will have to do the job. The betting is they i can't do it. Mathews, of course, is a fixture at third. Although he had an off year in 1962 he ! still rapped out 29 home runs j and knocked 90 across the plate. It will be Frank Boll- i tng at second and probably the aging Roy McMillan at short. With Adcock gone, first is a question mark. Although when the Braves let Big Joe go they thought Tommie Aaron, younger brother of Hank, could fill the job. But Tommie hit only .231 last season so Norm Larker, ob tained from Houston, and Len Gabrielson, who came up from Toronto as an outfielder. 1 arc being given a shot at the job. Crandall Behind Plate Crandall. although 33, figures to be the first string catcher with two Bobs. Ucck er and Taylor, in reserve. Now as to that pitching Bragan is so optimistic about. Spahn, now 41, won 18 last year the first season in the last seven lie did not garner 20 victories or more. Bur dettc, 36, won 10 games after being used sparingly during the first half of the season. Holdovers Bob Shaw (15-9), Bob Hendley 1 11-13) and Tony Cloninger (8-3) also figure in the starting rotation. The Braves hoped they have solved their bullpen problem with Frank Funk. acquired from the Cleveland Indians where he had a 2-1 record in 1962. Bragan also has Claude Raymond (5-5), Denny Le Master (3-4), Ron Piche (3-2), and Cecil Butler (2-0). Then it comes down to kids, who may need more season ing. But pitching, with Hank Aaron, Mathews and Cran dall, figure to be the strong points of the Braves. Unless Bragan can solve his outfield problems, however, the out look is not too promising. Jean Saubert Serves Notice Sun Valley. Idaho - UPI) -Jean Saubert. racing for Ore gon State University, has served notice she may be America s best woman skier. She won both the downhill and slalom events in the Har riman Cup races at Sun Val ley during the week end. and finished second Sunday in the Siant slalom to Barhi Hcnne berger of Germany. The giant slalom was tlie final event. The skiers left today for Anchorage. Alaska, and the national championships next week end at Mt. A lye ska, AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALS E. 99' SPECIAL 16 95 Most American Cm By Appointment . . only $1.40 ea. 501 E. Jackion 773-4661 Open Men. t Fri. Till P.M. FREE PARKING Pro Basketball United Prss International NATIONAL ASSOCIATION PLAYOFF STANDINGS (Bestofseven series taitern Division finals W Cincinnati 2 Beaton 1 L. U'fstrrn Division Finals W. Los Angelea 1 St Louis 0 Sunday's Results Los Angeles 112. St Louis 104 Cincinnati 121. Boston 116 HOCKEY I nited Press International WESTERN LEAGUE Southern Division W L T Pt. at C. A Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Spokane 43 21 fi 92 279 18-1 44 25 1 89 288 219 33 32 3 73 235 252 30 38 2 62 219 252 Northern Division W L TTts. GF GA Vancouver 35 31 4 74 243 234 Seattle 35 33 2 72 239 237 Edmonton 24 44 2 50 215 309 Calgary 23 45 2 48 227 284 Sunday's Kesults Vancouver 4, Seattle 1 Portland 5. Spokane 3 NATIONAL 1.EAGUE Stanley Cup standings iBest-of-seven Semifinal) Toronlo Montreal Chicago Detroit Sunday's Kesults Detroit 4. Chicago 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE (Final) Eastern Division W 1 T Pts. Gf GA 5 81 239 203 8 80 262 231 7 77 22K 244 Providence Hers hey Baltimore Quehec Springfield 38 29 36 26 30 33 28 11 77 206 210 ,33 31 8 73 282 236 Western Division W L Buffalo 41 24 Cleveland .... 31 34 Rochester ... 24 39 Pittsburgh .... 20 48 T Pts. GF GA 7 89 237 199 7 69 270 253 !t 57 241 270 I 4 44 200 317 ! Sunday's Results Cleveland 14. Pittsburgh 3 Springfield 9. ilershey 1 Providence 7. Buffalo 2 SF Giants Have Lost Week End Santa Barbara. Calif. -UPP-It was a lost week end for the San Franeiseo Giants who dropped a pair of one - run battles to Cleveland. The Giants tried to snap their six - game losing streak; here today against the In-1 dians. Four Giant errors handed I Sunday's decision to the Tribe, who prevailed 7-6, at San Diego. The game had hardly got under way when Don Larsen was undone by three errors and Willie Kirkland's double. Chuck Hiller committed two of the bobbles and Jose Pa gan one. Jack Fisher took over for Larsen in the fourth with the score 5-3 Cleveland. Fisher was tough although he gave up a two-run homer to Fred Whitfield that eventually de cided it. For San Francisco. Orlando Cepeda hit for the distance with Willie Mays aboard in the fourth. Alou Sparks Felipe Aiou's two-run single spakerd a three run blast in the ninth for San Francisco, but a diving grab of Tom Haller's hard smash Kir flnt-nlfinrl urnnnri hn.rrnan Giant hopes. Saturday night's game found brother battling broth er. Jim Perry of Cleveland out-lasted baby brother Gay lord of the Giants in a 5-4 contest. Both men went all the way. Willie McCpvey hit two more homers to run his spring total to 10, while Tom Haller also hit for the distance. The double defeat left San Francisco's record at I mis erable 6-16. The two week end games at San Diego drew better trfan 13,600 fans. Windstorm Damage Postpones Race Portland-The inagurai late model stock car race orginally schcduleld for the Portland speedway on Sunday has been re-scheduled for the Speed way Sunday, April 7, because of windstorm damage to the speedway's outing fencing. The delay will help add to the field of over 20 o the stocks featuring the 1961-82 and 1963 models with the two California pilots Eddie Pagan and Dick Getty leaving their 1963 Chevs. in Portland for the racing events. Time - trails get underway at 1:30 p.m. with the first of Ihe six big racing events set for 2:30 p.m. WANTED! Incense Cedar Logs TOLO CEDAR MILLS Inc. Phone 664-2673 Central Point MEDFORD RAIDER SCORES Soul hern lefie's Don Jaqucttc slides safely into home plate Saturday in first same of doublchend er baseball with Humboldt State at Ashhtnd. Humboldt catcher Scott Clow awaits throw from outfield on hit by Dave Hughes (not MEDFORDt, icJksTRIBUNE SPORTS BOWLING BALL AND F II A IN IIFU Lucky 7 "24-81 1. Hilton Snow , 485; The Jerks U7-13. 3. Bex Alibiera (19-131 0, Skect GatUi 519: K-Medleyi 1 lb1 .-1.V 1 4. Ted Thompson 393 Blark Kat 19-13, 3 Bob line 340; Spare Rib 1 17-15 Of ford 471. Four H's flHi,-13' 1. Esther Harold Boo 480; KfiRlicari.s tll)- 2, Mor ris Byrne and Lerry snopi 4i4 Pin Ticklers H5-17i 3. Lewis Janlzer B46; llnlo's 1 13-lit t 1. Jan Lovett 477. Pinuekles (1310) 3, -lor Diddoek BS4: Four Pins (10-39) 1. Howard Watkins 477. Joe Dtddock 22R. Ted Thompson 220. Lewis Jantzer 206, Jan Lovett I8.i. Giiiv Bayaa i H3. Judy Barnum 180; K-.Mcdleys 1986. SUNDAY I WILIGHTEB8 Left and Rights i3.V13i 4. Hon : Niedermeyer 5.'7. Choppers i23-2,il 0, Harrv LaFcver 441 Sundowners i31-17t 1. Leonard Howe 464; Axidcntals i 19 1 .--28 1 i 3, Vara McCall 4ui. Loaiers i29 1 ,,-lB ' . i Ann Tay lor 541; Goofen t2b-22i 3. Louise! Swindler 506. Oilspice 29'.--181.l 3. Vcrn Col- ; lins 608; Toppers 1 13-35 1 1. Wilma ; Logan 480 Jackpots (!9-29 0. Dave Klinger 512: Pinheads (821-3511 4 J. Watch 546 RutM attH Dulls (22-26i 3. Walt Skundrick 582. Pmdowners tl8-30i 1, Flovd Sultun 4"iO Glen Wilkins 224. Vein COlUni 214 Walt Skundrick 206. Louise Swindler 205. O. Walch 22 Ann Taylor 201; Quya and Dolls 1990. PACIFIC LEAGUE Coast to Coast Stores (3830) I. Lennic Gascon 309; Valley Poultry (20-36) 3. Bill StandridRc 521. Langlevs Union (34-22i i. Bill Reed 486; Lining'! ' Concrete Pipe (33'--22' . i 3. Elmer Korner 520 IOOF 1 3 1 ' , 2 4 ' j i I. Wall Craig 520; Bill's Richlield (23li-32U) 3. John Rains 435. Rogue Vending (30-26. O. Elden Bryailt 347. Ore -Wash Telephone Co' (27-291 4. Larry Ellis 465. Oregon Veneer (31-25" 3. Lewie Dimock 382. Litlle Dutch Uiundry 118-381 1. Ed Rodgcrs 543. Rogue Valley Country Club (29 27 i i Fred Gallardo 519; Valley Plumbing i22';-33"ji 3. Keith Sheerer 497 m- Elmer Korner 21S. Ken McMa nama 311. Bill Dcricx 208. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Fyr Fytcr C!4-12i 1. -lack Mon roe' 521): EagkH il-2lli 3. Jack Weber S3R. So Ore. Trophy Co. (22-H 4. Rosroe Day tilO; Bakci Mldg llli 20) 0. Don Turner 524 Drive In Clraners 120-1111 S, Rill Lockineton 534. Patterson's Plumb inE (Ifl-ni I. Nov Heath 483 Coca Cola i2o-i'ii i. Bob Perdue 485: No RiverMdc Tavern (13-231 3. Dick Hart 5fi" Whitclaw Canrty Co M7-!!)i 3, Neil Farrier 5'i4. Olson-Lawyer Lhr Co. 113-231 I. Bill Barnes 543. Roscoe Dav 2'Jfl L.-'iry Anricrsnn 210 Bill Barnes, .lack Monroe 2():1; So Ore Trophy UH8-2D17. SPORTSMAN LEAGUE Electrical Products (If)' --12' I 1 Otto Kannert 577. Buite Falls Shell 117-151 0. Alva Webster 54(1 Keith Marvott stir,. Butte Kails nenerai store iifi-ioi 4. Bmce I lOm'eME-lel - VA Meihcke 54i): i Hiiiyer Oil 8l-33Vi) 2. Don Pen- 1 Appleiate investment in-n. 3.1 stan Morgan 55i. Specialty ' Con- tractors iin-ioi 1. Bunny nnswj i 516. Rogue Valley uction (17-151 4. Ed Meeker 355 First Christian Church Two ill-21 i n. Jim Hopkins 108 Ftrat Christian Church One 'It IB) 4. Rov Henrv 557: Brecotmt Brothers 16-16i 0. Tom Stanton 497 Don Penwell 316, Keith Matotl 213. Stan Morgan 209: Rogue Va. lev Auction 2514 WONDERKRfl HopMuln ian.7i 3. 1-ota Harn'-n 433 Knot Henri!. ( 1284 J t, Inn Shroy 2A Pin Mends (34U-U1.)) Hi. ' K" Edriv 47fi. Rolling Stiws Mj'j 20'si 2'. Juanlt Brciincr 4fift Who'f. Herr (33,'l3) 2, .Int-dmr Chahonrir 4:.Y Up-N-Comcrr; 2. Mftfse Sutlon 388 I Thinkers r21-l.n 2. Don- Rne ( 41$ HiLite il3-23i 1 Sandy Maloy Rd Head IM-22I 4. Betty Neel '425 Vie Three 110-26. n, H.ldrrd Ui.rtatfa ' EUie Eddv 192. Lucv 192 Lola Harrikon 130 EAR. V BIRD II KOI I Newberry .30',-8",i 3 Mane Holley 327. William Bread fU-ZSi I, Marion Nobbs 451. Bud EUide exaco '26 ' ..-13 ' . 3 Stella Niedermryer 478 Rng'ie Valley Construction 1 13-25' 1. Myr na Harris 437 Larry! Lineup f24-16 O, Alia Knauber 441. En'oe Electric '2t 19 4. J Luther 460 MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. Oregon iowii). Umpire Tally Ho (21-191 3 Veda Mar shut) 299: Jay Allen (19-21) 1. Bll jle iecn 477. col- Si Mcrliord Hotel 120-201 3. Belly when he and young pitcher ; Oraliond 39H; Mechanics Laundry1,- . ... (16-84)1. Pit FIxhA 416. , priM-tlla Deatherase 478: Rambn's 1 -Moore ratio Btnop UB-aii 1, 442 Richlield 1 14-261 j, Lyd-a Nikodym M t Holley 197. Prtictlta 180, Shir 183. berry's 2199. Baseball Briefs SEATTLE HIPS PORTLAND eland, Fla. - lUPlt - Slump ing Seattle regained its bat ting eye and ripped Portland ll-li Sunday. Billy Harrell had a triple, two singles and four runs batted in ior the Rainiers,- who slugged a dozen hits off two Portland huriers. Billy Spanswiek went seven innings and Darrell Martin the rest for the Katniers as Portland managed only six bits. One was a homer by pitcher Rene Monteagudo. FOUR UNEARNED RUNS Barstow, Fla. HJPll Denver scored four unearned runs in the ninth to shade San Diego j 5-4 in a Pacific Coast league I exhibition battle Sunday. Two ; errors, two walks and two I hits spelled doom for the ! Padres. WILD CONTEST Casa Grande, Ariz. - IUPII -j Jacksonville of the Interna tional league outhit Taconia : 16-11 and outscored them 8-7 ; in a wild contest here Sunday. Tacoma 'hosted Salt Lake to- day. The Giants scored three j runs In the ninth to make it ; close Sunday at Jimmy Hart's triple did most of the damage. ALBUQUERQUE" WINS Albuquerque, N.M. - OJPH -Albuquerque and Spokane I each only got four hits, but the New Mexico nine pulled I out a 4-0 decision anyway Sunday. Spokane pitcher I Thad TUlotson allowed all the ' runs in the third, UPRISING Mesa, Ariz. - IUPII - An up rising In the 10th by El Paso cost Salt Lake City its second straight loss of the Cactus league season Sunday in a 6-4 thriller. Lefty Wayne Carlen- der pitched hltlcss ball in a sparkling three - inning stint for the Bees and Salt Lake's Hal Jones whacked a two-run homer. BOUTIN CHOSEN Kansas City - lUFP - Jim Boutin of Lewis and Clark was named on the 10-man NAIA basketball tournament all-star team ..nnounced Sun day. The Portland school com peted in the 3 2-team tourney hern last month, Boutin is a 6-5, ibOpound junior center from Powers, Ore. Bai . . : .. I , .;. r.." j Here comes April 15th! Income tax time. And if you have trouble coming up with the cash, come to us. We make prompt, cdsh loans for any worthwhile purpose. CITY FINANCE COMPANY 185 E. Main St. Phone: 482-2431, Ashland Life insurance a mailable on all loans at low group rates 22 TO 150022 OREGON is Virgil Swanson. Southern Oregon won the first game 6-2 and the sec ond 8-7. Damien Rossetto hit two homcruns for the Red Raiders during the afternoon and Mike MeKibben one. (Dean Freeman photo). Bo Belinsky Draws Fine San Jose, Calif. -IUP0- Hie week end started out great for Bo Belinsky - a date with ac tress Mamie Van Doren and a Palm Springs pool champion ship - but ended on disap pointing notes back in the Los Angeles training camp. Belinsky was tagged with a fine of undisclosed amount oimuc" reported iwo Dean Chance Hours lain for prc-game Saturday, two over- practice session Chance said the slept. Belinsky was the losing pitcher Sunday as the Hous ton Colls beat the AnRcls 9-3. In his six inning stint Belin sky gave up eight hits and four runs, although he was the victim of a misplayed fly ball by Ed Kirkpatrick when Houston scored two runs In the first inning. An error by Jim Fregosi in the sixth ac counted for an unearned run. Junior High Events Staged Asmana - Junior high thin clads participated in four events ahead of the senior high competition on Saturday in the Ore-Cal relays at South ern Oregon college. In the 100-yard dash Neal Mizner, Lakcview, topped ninth graders with a 10.6 time in the 100. Craig Engle, Jo seph Lane of Roseburg, led the other heat in 11.2. Win ners In the eighth grade heats were Steve Buhreg, AUamont of Klamath Falls. 11.3. and Terry Pierce, Central Point, 11,4. Pacing seventh graders were Tony Morris, Central Point, 11.7, and Scott Smel cer. AUamont, 11.5. Bates of Joseph Lane took the ninth grade H60 in 1:39.5 and Lonny Slack, Ashland, the eighth grade race in 1:40.5. Heal winners in the seventh grade 330-yard run were Kirby Renfro, Central Point. -15.3. and Smclcer, Al lan, onl, 43.3. In the ninth grade 440-yard relay the Joseph Lane team of Dletrlpk, Puckett, Cooper and Engle was victor in 48.9. Central Point's crew of Twc de!!, Cavin, Ryerson and Pierce took the eighth grade run in 52.6. Altamonts quar tet of Hanson, Ward, Lyons and Kitehing were seventh grade winners in 55 seconds even. REPLACED Portland - fUPIl - Gene Bry ant of Tucson, Ariz., Sunday night was named to replace Mexico's Kid Beteguis in a ID-round fight here this month against Portland middle weight Andy Kendall. Boxing promoter Vearl Sherman also announced that the bout has been rescheduled from next Thursday night until April 11. He said that Beteguis wired him that he had the flu, Doug Olson Sophomore Doug Olson led the qualifying Thursday, Fri day and Saturday for the Modford high golf team. He had a 76-79 - 155 medal for 36 holes at Rogue Valley Country club. Rich Knight was second low with 85-75 - 160. Steve Good Tennis, Track Billed Tuesday M e d f o r d high goes to Grants Pass and Crater to Roseburg in varsity tennis matches on Tuesday. Illinois Valley and Eagle Point have a makeup track meet at Eagle Point on Tues day and Central Point seventh and eighth grade trackmen go to Hedrick in Medford. Sen Hilton To Enter Portland VA Hospital Ben Hilton, Grants Pass, president of the Rogue Basin Flood Control and Water Re sources association, left today for Portland where he will enter the Veterans Adminis tration hospital. Hilton, who became ill while in Washington, D. C, seeking additional funds for the basin project, had been in Josephine General hospital in Grants Pass for 10 days. He was discharged from there Saturday. ON INACTIVE LI8T Nashville, Tenn. - illFD - The entire football coaching staff at Tennessee A & I State uni versity has been placed on the "Inactive but not fired list, university President Dr. W. S. Davis said during the week end. "Anybody could coach a team with a 1-7 rec ord," Davis said as he let it be known the university is looking for a new head coach. "1 believe in athletic as well as academic excellence and it's no secret that football has collapsed around here." PFISTER LEAVES CAMP Kansas City - IUPII - Fast ballcr Dan Pfistcr, who had a 4-14 record last season, is suf fering with arm trouble and has left the Kansas City Ath letics training in the south. GENERAL TIRE'S NEW NYGEN JET-AIR, ALWAYS FAMOUS FOR LONG MILEAGE, NOW DELIVERS MORE MILEAGE AT THE SAME LOW PRICE!! NEW JET-AIRS WITH DURAGEN General's exclusive new rubber Duragen, now improves the already famous mileage performance o! Jet-Airs by 30! This new miracle rubber combines amazing abrasion resistance for longer wear with the soft-riding qualities of more expen sive tires. Jet-Airs also include: DUAL TREADS for NYGEN CORD for cool-running blowout protection 10,000ORONEOF5660 WIN IN GENERAL TIRE'S "TREASURE IN YOUR CAR TRUNK" EVENT S5f YOUR GENERAL TIRE DEALER! Nothing to buy or write! Just let him register your spare tire, name and address. GENERAL TIRE SERVICE of MEDFORD 1112 Court St. 773-8255 Medford, Oregon MONDAY. APRIL Heads Golf Qualifying followed with 84-82 - 166 Tied for fourth were Jim Woods 84-83-167 and Mike Miller 83-84 - 167. Sixth in order with 6-84-170 was Ray Heysell. Torn Clark fired 85-86-171. Advice Is Given By Chicago -OJPD- A University of Illinois safety specialist says the body is a mechanical system of levers and hinges moved by "cables" just like many machines. Each bone, joint and mus cle has a specific purpose, and over-loading or using improp erly Invites injuries, said O L. Hogsett. If you do any lifting, such as rearranging furniture, lift ing feed in the barn, or piling things on the truck, Hogsett recommends these precau tions: Get close to the object to be lifted, and keep a firm footing on the floor or ground. Get a secure hold. Don't try to pick up more than you can control. Be sure you have a clear PECK TRIES AGAIN Alntree, England - fllFH -Movie star Gregory Peck in dicated today that he will have another entry in the 1B64 Grand National Steeple chase despite the fact that his 1963 entry, Owen Sedge, fin ished a disappointing seventh in Saturday's race. San Diego, Calif. - (UPD -Earl Fallson. San Diego Chargers' star defensive end, will have to undergo surgery for an ailing knee, according to Charger head coach Sid Gllman. Faison, the American Football league rookie of the year in 1961, was sidelined last season with the knee in jury. TAX RELIEF London - IUPII - Over 700 couples were married in Lon don Registry Office Satur day in the rush to get wed be fore April 5, the deadline for claiming ta:; relief on 1962 income. NBW super traction and stability Mm, i m ml wbm m v m BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL! Let your General Tire dealer preoMcn adjust your brakes on all 4 wheels to factory specified V tolerances Don't settle for haphazard Insure safe stopping with this expert adjustment... this week only .. 1. 1363 A 9 There were 12 other par ticipants in the qualifying ac tion. The Tornadoes open their season at Rogue Valley next Friday against the University of Oregon freshmen. Safety Expert view of where you are goinf . Always bend your kneel and keep your back straight when lifting. Push yourself up with the muscles in your legs, not in your back. Use simple and safe me chanical aids, such as ropa hoists, wooden skids, hand trucks or inexpensive con veyors. DARK GETS AWARD New York - tUPD - Manager Alviu Dark of the San Fran cisco Giants will receive tha sportsmanship award and Judge Jeremiah T Mahoney of the U.S. Olympic commit tee will get the distinguished service award Tuesday night during the annual award din ner of the sportsmanship brotherhood. unina Hailed on all 4 Wheeli WHILI YOU WAIT! Easy termi. Irska Specialist fo 23 yean, 3 Phone 779-1966 tlRIIUtlAL BRAKE CENTER 1216 North Court o tin OTHER GREAT PRIZES! 88 work. U. (Mine ti'. iENERAL V Vine J