Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 09, 1963, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. Medfordv-5WTribuns SPORTS Tornadoes, Comets Tussle Again Today Medford and Crater high I Calif., to lace Del Norte high, baseball teams continue! Roseburg boys vie at Crater Southern Oregon conference ' on Thursday and Medford rivalry on Wednesday. j girls go to Myrtle Creek. Game time will be 4 p.m. j Medford high's golf torn at the Medford field. Will contend at Grants Pass The two diamond contin-'on Friday and at Ashland on gents were slated for a game ! Saturday. at tne same time here this afternoon. Crater and Medford go against different rivals on Saturday. The Black Tornado of Medford will be at Ashland for afternoon play while Cra ter's Comets vie at Klamath Falls. At the same time Ash land jayvees are to be at Med ford and Klamath junior var sity at Crater. Medford and Crater JV clubs were to clash at Central Point this afternoon. Tennis Teams Play Tennis teams go with the baseball varsities with Med ford at Ashland and Crater at Klamath on Saturday and with Crater against Medford here today. Another Southern Orcjon conference baseball bill today had Grants Pass at Klamath Falls for two games. Prep baseball games on Fri day take Prospect to Butte Falls and the Crater jayvees to Rogue River to face the Chieftain varsity. Tennis play Wednesday will have Medford boys as hosts to Eureka, Calif., and Med ford girls at Crescent City, Bowling LADY RLKI NO. ONE Cheetahs (16-4) 4. Mel Little 442; Leopards (8-12) 0. Faye Hogue 466. Tigers il2-8i 3. Doroth JanUer 540; Panthers 5-15t 1. Alii Salvers 454 Eager Beavers U2-8i 1. Eva Ses sions 443: Jaguars (7-13) 3. Gail Lourlne 462. Cougars (11-9) J. Fran Bittle 511: Fraidy Kats (9-1H 1. Wanda Booth 506 Fran Bittle 200. Dorothy Jant zer 190. Wanda Booth 182: Cou gars 134? Beavers Blanked By Dallas-Fort Worth Daytona Beach, Fla. - 1UPI1 -Dallas-Fort Worth, the team Portland opens its PCL season against next Saturday, blank ed the Beavers 7-0 in an ex hibition game Monday. Portland got only two hits off three Dallas pitchers. KEYSTONER Dick Defflcy, above, plays second base for the Medford high baseball team which meets Crater here again Wednesday afternoon after a tussle today between the two schools. Dipping bread in the gravy may be Bad MANUE.es but -T'S AWFULLY GOOD TA9TE We Make Saturday Deliveries it Only a Slight Extra Charge Prompt Courteous Service 772-9016 COMET CATCHER - Darryl Summerficld, above, is catch er for the Crater high Comets who meet Medford at Medford on Wednesday in Southern Oregon conference baseball. Action was slated between the clubs here also this afternoon. LEAFS FACE WINGS Toronto -OJPD- Frank Ma hovlich and Eddie Shack will have to handle Gordie Howe when the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings clash tonight in the opening game pine of the Stanley Cup finals SPARTA! LEAGUE Sleepy Heads 1 30-6 2. Neomi Baleman 407; Clowns (17-19) 2. June Coleman 409. Back Ackers 25-11) 3. Winnie Muivey 440: Alley Cats U7-19I 1, Jovce Reavis 406. Eeks (11-20) 4, Mildred Morris 405; Tn Hards (8-28) 0. Lois Strickland 369. Winnte Muivey 167; Back Ackers 1603. WONUKKtRS Who's Here (4-0) 4. Joedene Chaduube 404; Roiling Stones (0-4) 0, L'assie Hilaenbrand 332. Red Heads 4-0) 4. Georgia Cog gins 397. Knot Heads ,0-4) 0. Vviun Outhouse 356. HiLttes 1 4-0 J 4 . Florence Rob erts 436; Up-N-Coniers (0-4 1 0, Marge Sutton 379. Thinkers (3-1) 3. Lonnie Suther lin 395; Hopefuls (1-31 1. Lucy Sawyer 424. Pin Heads (2-2) 2. Elsie Eddy 487; We Three (2-2 1 2. Hildred Hughs 460. Llsie Eddy 182-165, Lucy Sawyer 178, Hildred Hughes 168-166. LOVERS Beginners Luck (33-11) 3, Jack Turk 498; Four B"s (13-13) 1, J mi nine Landers 560. Double Trouble & Tornados games postponed. Misfits u8-16j 4. Dick Mitchell 501; Producers (15-301 0, Virgil Parks 470. Twisters (27-17, 2. Arnold Fein 568; Four Squares (22-22) 2, Ernie DuKeshier 506. Hits & Mrs. 23-21 2. Marsh Brown 547; Dittos (8-36) 2. Gas con 421. Four Bums (22-22! 1, Loren So derlund 564, Uoof Ups (18-25) 3, Jo Aston 544. Loren Soderlund 224, John Lan ders 219. Arnold Fein 220. Eunice McMunanin 192. Jo Aston 189; Mislits 1941. MOON SHINERS LEAGUE Revenuers (34-143 1 2. Judy Bar num 561; Nite Owla (26-22) 2. Claude Lewis 526. bowlers Cha Cha Cha (33-15) 3. Helen Campbell 537; Ridge Run ners (24-24) 1. Ruth Carpenter 532. The sots (27-211 3. Burell Fa cey 485; Boozers Four (13-35 1, Bub Peterson 456. Rinkv Dinks (23-25) 3. Marlene Hoyt 507; Cha-Roes (20-28 1 1. Ben Chahoude. Judy Barnum 203, Claude Lewis 197. Ruth Carpenter 188. Char Heavilin 188. MEDl'O LEAGUE Stump Junipers (20-4) 4. Burell Facey 559; Wreckers tl5-9) 0, Wwayne Peterson 542. Boilermakers (14-10) 1, Llcyd Haugen 540; Sap Strips (12-12) 3, Emil Ciatti 484. Laps & Gaps (14-10) 4. Art St. Garmain 560; Five Stoogies (7-17) 0, Jack Vance 503. Bark Busters (13-111 3. Rosie Roscnberger 566; Rejects (4-20) 1, Alva Webtser 521. Scratch Pads (12-12) 2. Joe Clark 607; Green Chain (11-13) 2, Claude Jones 538. White Specks (12-12) 3. Mike Oreskovic 574; Odds & Ends (10 14) 1. Carl Scott 527. Joe Clark 227. Bruce Pingle 223, Norm Peterson 220. Sherley Hatch er 214. Rosie Rosenberger 213; Stump Jumpers 2601. MONDAY NIGHT OWLS Consolidated (10-2) 4. Wooton H05; White House (2-10) O. Blunt 545. Selby Glass (7-5) 3. Udell 524; Larson Appliance (3-D) 1. Morgan 489. Cogswell Mkt. (10-2! 3. Straus 524; lien Taylor (3-9) 1, K. Law son 526 , Launderette (10-2) 3. Newland 491; Chuck's Garage (7-3) 1. Fa- bCMedford Plate Glass (2U-9U) 2'. Lane 505; Package Delivery 5'j-6'2) M, Lores 543. Wooton 218. K. Lawson 216, Abbott 214. LEAFLET AVAILABLE Portland - "Miscellaneous Non-Game Mammals." the lat est in a series of information al leaflets covering the fish and wildlife of the state of Oregon, is now complete and ready for public distribution. Number 16 in the series, this brochure covers briefly the life story of nine miscellane ous non-game mammals, in cluding the weasel, skunk, badger, yellow-bellied mar mot, mountain beaver, porcu- and two imports, the nutria and opossum. Seals, One Down Against Bucks, Try Again Tonight Portland - HFl1 - Bud fouc s seven straight at Portland, and just hopes to prevent the hex from going to eight. San Francisco Seals, dumped 6-3 by Portland Sunday night, will try to even their best-of-seven series Tuesday j night. The two teams are vying for the Southern Division championship. San Francisco was boiling j mad after the first contest. Trailing 4-2 in the final peri-1 od, the Seals twice had goals I disallowed. Poile himself seemed less inclined to blame the refs than did his squad members. "Our defense was very bad except for Larry McNabb and Camille Bedard," he said. "Also it W'as ironic that the bucks seemed to score just after the Seals missed. Or land Kurtenbach hit the Buckaroo post on one shot and Portland scored right after and the same thing happened after Ed Panagabko missed one." San Francisco has lost Womens' Golf Rogue Valley Country club lady golfers play for last Thursday, April 4, was eigh-teen-hole medal. Winners were: A group. Mrs. Ed Nave; B group, Mrs. William Schei; C group, Mrs. Charles Swensen; D group, Mrs. James Bayliss and Mrs. Russ Hogue (tied); nine-hole group, Mrs. E. S. Wentjar. Play Thursday, April 11, will be medal with first play on the Rogue Valley women's trophy. Softball Meet Scheduled For Wednesday Final arrangements for the summer season of the Jackson County Softball association will be drafted during a meet ing of managers and spon sors, to be held at the Med ford hotel Wednesday, April 10, at 7:30 p.m. Eight teams have signified intention of entering the league, which plans to begin play about May 15. All games will be at Jackson park, it has been indicated. Robert Haworth, city parks and recreation director, will attend Wednesday's meeting to outline plans for use of the park and to offer cooperation of his department to the league. SOC-Oregon Tennis Rained Out Again The tennis match scheduled between Southern Oregon col lege and the University of Oregon was rained out yester day for the second time. It originally was scheduled for last Friday, but was rained out on that date. No rescheduled date has been announced. Always allow ample dra pery hems that can be ad justed if necessary. This will solve shrinkage problems in the draperies. Proper laun dering and dry cleaning will keep shrinkage to a minimum. OREGON Standings By United Press International AMERICAN 1 t AGUI W. 1.. Pet. GB Baltimore ... 1 0 1.000 Boston 0 0 .000 a Chicago 0 0 .000 4 Cleveland 0 0 .000 , Detroit 0 0 .000 '3 Kansas City 0 0 .000 i Los Angeles .... 0 0 .000 li Minnesota 0 0 .000 j New York 0 0 .000 a Washington 0 1 .000 1 Monday's Results Baltimore 3. Wasninaton 1 (Only games schduied.l Tuesdays Probable Pitchers New York nt Kansas City Terry (23-121 vs. Segui i8-5i. Boston at Los Angelea might) Monbouquette flS-13) vs. Mc Bride (11-3). Chicago at Detroit Herbert (20 9) vs. Bunnlng (1910). Cleveland at Minnesota Grant (7-100) vs. Pascual (20-11). (Only games scheduled.) Wednesday 'a Games Boston at Los Angeles New York at Kansas City Cleveland at Minnesota Chicago at Detroit Washington at Baltimore) NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati 1 0 1000 Chicago o o .ooo 'a Huston 0 0 .000 U Los Angeles 0 0 .000 U Milwaukee 0 0 .000 If New York 0 0 .000 j Philadelphia .... 0 0 .000 St. Louis 0 0 .000 j Snn Francisco ..0 0 .000 a Pittsburgh 0 1 .000 1 Monday's Results Cincinnati B, Pittsburgh 2 (Only games scheduled) Tuesday's Probable Pitchers Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Bur dette (10-0) vs. Friend (10-14). San Francisco at Houston San ford (24-7) vs. Farrell (10-20). Los Angelet at Chicago Dryi dale (25-9) vs. Jackson (16-11). Clnclnnatt at Philadelphia might) Jay (21-14 vs. Mahaffey (19-14). St. Louis at New York Broglio (12-9) Vb. Craig (10-241. Wednesday's Games St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia (night) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Chicago San Francisco t Houston (night) SPLIT TWIN BILL Portland -0IPD- University of Portland downed Lewis and Clark 10-1 and then drop ped a 2-0 decision in a base ball twin bill Monday. TUESDAY. APRIL t. 1813 Player First In Ryder Cup Atlanta - OJPD - Most of the big name pros who came here Monday directly from the tough grind of the Masters tournament considered the Ryder Cup pro-am anti-cli-mactic-but you couldn't prove it by Gary Player. Player, the small pro from South Africa, finished fifth at the Masters and earned $4,000 for four days work. He fin ished first here Monday and picked up a check for $1,200 - a rate of $200 per day better than his Masters pay. Player turned in a brilliant four-under-par 66 on the beau tiful dogwood-lined East Lake Country Club course to break the new course record and finish two strokes ahead of his closest rival. He picked up $750 for being the pro with the lowest score and another $450 for being in one of three teams that tied for second place in the four-ball pro-am event. Grade School Baseball Games MONDAY GAMES: OBk Grove 74314 t B Howard 303 6 1 8 Knapp. Gillespie 2) and Werner; Pardee. Strickland (3and Flenner. West.lde 000 23 0 3 Lone Pine Ml 18 6 3 Cunningham and releri, Craf- ton and KuseL Rnosovelt 103 1 S S 1 Hoover 301 38 5 3 Gilbert and Brown: Sanford. Donohue 14) and Raamussen. Wilson 4(10114 1 3 Jackson 0 0 0 0 9 Bethel and Endlcatt; Mercer, Slngler (I), Darhy (2) and Douglas. Jacksonville 330 1813 13 0 Griffin Creek 330 30 7 8 2 Smith. White 4) and Cooney; Kirth. Peterson 141. Chambers (5), Wlrth (Si and Mason. Lincoln 220 036 8 1 Ruch 101 7x 0 7 3 Sparling and Bishop: Eek and Tweedy. A 9 Sports Bulletin Ashland - Rain and wti grounds forced postponement of in Southern Oregon col lege ts. Oregon Technical In stitute baseball game here this afternoon. The game has been rescheduled foi 3 p.m. Wednesday. Hawks Have Backs To Wall St. Louis - lUrD - A crippled St. Louis Hawks ball club will be all-out on a do-or-dle effort tonight when they face the Los Angeles Lakers in game number six of the NBA West ern Division playoff here. The Lakers hold the edge 3-2 in the best-of-seven series as they meet the Hawks. Only one more victory is needed for the Los Angeles club to wrap It up. HS Stop-O-Milic Irak linlno. In stalled on all 4 Wheels WHILE YOU WAIT) laay terms. Brake Specialist fat 23 years Phono 779-1966 NATIONAL BRAKE CENTER an! LAMPORT'S Medford's Most Popular Sporting Goods Store 226 East Main Street SWEAT SOCKS Ripon and Wigwam PHONE 772-6815 APRIL 18 PAIRINGS: Mesdames Ray Frisble, C. A. : Holmes. Tom Tubbs, H. S. Coving ton; Ed Nave. C. B. Collins. Brian I Douglass. Al Williams: Harvey Woods. S. A. Peters. Randall Gil ford. Galen Sanner; Gordon Reeves. Richard Schwahn. Wm. Schei, Chas. Gustafson; Russ Ache son. E. W. Sickels. R. E. Heysell, Robert Morris; Fred Coleman. Robt. Boyer. Warren Bayliss, Ren Taylor; Robt. Palmer. T. A. Cul bertson, Wm. T. Clark, John Flynn; Frank Tamney. Lloyd Brooks. Dean Lambert, Frank Be nesh; R. H. Torheim, Chas. Me dian, Leonard Schildt, Jack Wood. Mesdames Jack Six, Ken Teeter, Paul Selby F. L. Brewer; Howard Scroggins. Dick House, Andrew Foley, Paul Moore; Wayne Safley. Richnrd Rementerla. R. M. Soren- son, Lawrence Buonocore; Paul Deaver. Chas. Swenson. S.L.Stark, Reese Alexander; Marcel Thlehaud, Ed Milne, B D. Mitchell, W. L. Stark; Max Milhollin. Jerry Olson, Wayne Struble. W. H. Pyle; Wm. Cowning, Alex Peterson (Ash land), Tony Capello, Glen Fabrlck; Arthur Wood. J. A. Dickey, Jim Bavliss. C. R. Williamson; Earle Tlchenor, Rusi Hogue, Chat. Mc-Adams. NINE HOLE PAIRINGS: (April 11) Mesdames Ray Wise, Ralph Mar ian. Bud Parsons, D. B. Lowry; Ellis Chartler. Bruce Turner, Daryl Carlson. Thos. McFadden; G. L. Lewis. Paul Haviland, Royal Bebh, J. S. Cummins; Vern Collins, H. S. Gilmer, Melvin McGrew. B. L. Lageson; Luke Vorheia. W. C. Ty cer. E. S. Wentjar, Wayne Chit wood; R. H. Leer. Willis Williams, R. D. Ford (Those wishing Information on pairings should telephone Mrs. S O. Prough 772-5862 or Mrs. Robert Hart 773-7937. Basketball Star Switches To Track Portland - OJPD - Gus John son, University of Idaho basketball sta will be on hand here when the Vandals' track and field team meets the University of Portland next Saturday on the Pilots' rubber-asphalt track. Johnson is a high jumper and despite a lack of experi ence in track, already has equaled his 6-6 height. DEMONSTRATOR SALE! SOT! ALL CARRY A NEW CAR WARRANTY 63 SPECIAL 63 WILDCAT I 63 Riviera Sport Coupe 2 Dr. Hardtop, Turbine Drive, Power Turbine Drive, Power Steering, Brakes, 4 Dr. Sedan, Turbine Drive, Ha- S,ce,i9, Power Brakes, Radio with a tSt." tj!T!!p0wSS dio, Window Washers, White Rel, Speaker, Window Washers, Tint- Milton, Whit'wdiTl.ei,"oerJ'in- w, Tjres ed Glass, 4 Way Seat, Outside Mirrors, iawti Trunk Release plus FACTORY White Wall Tires, Two Tone Paint. 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