MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON
SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1963
B 7
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
KoriAera Division
W L
Tacoma . S
brattle 13 .
Portland --.M B
Prt. CB
.667
.631 ;
.609 I,
Spokane 11 16 .407
Hawaii 8 1 J3J
Soulharn Division
Salt Lake City .
San Diego 13 14 .517 1
Oklahoma City ..10 14 .480 3
Dallas-Kt. Worth 10 14 .417 3',
Denver U 17 .393
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
W L Pet. GB
Wenatchce 0 5 .643
Yakima .. 7 4 .636 !i
Salem ....-. B 3 .613 ,j
Lewiston B 8 .300 2
Tri-City - 8 .300 2
Eugene
0 10 .000
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W L
San Tranciico .19 11
Pet.
.633
GB
St. Louis ..18 13
.381 IS
Pittsburgh 13
12 .336 3',
"unicaco
Los Angeles
Cincinnati 13 14
.481
Milwaukee 14 17 .452 5'i
New York 13 16 .448 5',j
Philadelphia ..12 16 .429 6
Houston 11 19 J67 8
( Playing Saturday night games.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L
Chicago 17 10
Boston 13 10
Baltimore 16 13
Kansas City 16 13
New York 13 12
Los Angeles ..1S 16
Cleveland 11 12
Detroit 12 16
Pet. GB
.630
.363 2
.532 2
.552 2
.320 3
.484 4
.478 4
.429 3i
Washlnctan 12 17 .414
Minnesota 11 17 -393 6i
Baseball
FRIDAY'S RESULTS
National League
New York 3 Cincinnati 2 (night)
Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 1 17
Innings night)
St. Louis 1 Pittsburgh 0 (night)
Houston 4 Chicago I might)
Lob Angeles 2 San Fran. 1 (night)
American League
Boston 6 Washington 3 (night)
Baltimore 0 New York 3 (night)
Detroit 14 Cleveland 0 (nightl
Minnesota 2 Kansas City 0
(nightl
Chicago 2 Los Angeles 0 (night)
Pacific Coast League
San Diego 3 Portland 1
Dallas-Fort Worth 8 Denver 1
Salt Lake 7 Oklahoma City 3
Spokane 3 Tacoma 4
Seattle 4 Hawaii 1
Northwest League
Tri-City 8 Wenstchee 5 (10 In
nings) Yakima 8 Salem S (11 innings)
Lewiston 10 Eugene 8
Saturday Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis 110 000 0002 9 2
Pittsburgh ....000 030 00X 3 4 0
Washburn, Fanok (71. Taylor (7)
and. Sawatski; Law. Veale 18), Face
(91 and Burgess. WP Law (1-1).
LP Washburn (5-2). HRS White
(4th), Musial(3rd).
Milwaukee ....62T002 0005 8 1
Philadelphia 002 010 50x 8 3 0
Shaw. Fischer 17), Cloninger (7)
and J. Torre, Ueckcr (81; Mahal
fev, Duren (6) and Dalrymple.
WP Duren (1-0. LP Fischer
10-2). HRS Boiling (3rd), H.
Aaron (11th). Mathews (4th).
Cincinnato ..002 000 200 4 S 0
New York 010 000 1002 9 2
Jay, Henry (81 and Edwards;
Jackson, MacKenzie (8) and C.
Coleman. WP Jay (1-61. LP
Jackson (3-3). HRS -Kaslco (1st),
C. Coleman (1st).
(1st Game)
Chicago 300 000 000 3 S 0
Houston 120 000 SOx 3 11 2
Koonce. Toth (21. Schulti (71
and Bertell: Brown. Woodeshlck
121 and Bateman. WP Woodeshick
(2-1). LP Toth (1-2).
Chicago at Houston (second
game, nightl '
San Francisco at Los -Angeles
(night) ' ;
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York . 000 720 13013 IB 0
Baltimore ... 100 000 000 1 4 1
Williams, Hamilton (II and How
ard; McNally. Stock 14), Pappas
151. stone 18) and Orslno. WP
Hamilton (1-11. LP McNally
(2-1). HRS Marls (4th), Man
Los 'Angeles 000 020 0002 7 t
Chicago -.100 300 00X 4 5 0
Belinsky. Navarro (41. Nelson
(51. Orinskl (71 and E. Sadowski;
Peters; Brosnan 16) and Carreon.
vvp Peters (2-21. LP Belin
sky (1-5). HR Nicholson (7th).
(10 Innings)
Cleveland 000 011 200 26 8 0
Dclroit 000 000 004 15 11 2
Donovan, Ramos (91, Allen (91,
Walker 19) and Romano; Aguirre,
Slurdivant (81. Fox 110) and Free
han. WP Walker (2-0). LP
Fox (1-1). HRS Held (6th). Da
valillo (3rdl. -----.
Kansas City 020 030 0005 8 0
Minnesota ... 000 000 001 1 2 1
Bowslield (2-4) and H. Sullivan
Roland. F. Sullivan (61.
and Battcy. LP Roland (2-1).
HR Luinpe (1st).
Washington at Boston (post
poned, rain)
Pointer Eighth,
Mac Seven Win
In Track Meet
Central Point's eighth'grade
track and field aggregation
whipped McLoughlin 69 to 44
in a thursday meet.
Mi-T.niiBhlin won the sev
enth grade contest 44 Va to
32'..
Th Pointer eighth had dou
kIa winners in Jesse Denman,
who took the high hurdles
and the high Jump, ana -err
TuHfil whn won the discus
and javelin. For Mac Dick Orr
won the 75 and lou-yaro own
es and Phil Taylor the 330
ortrl Ihn nnlf Vfllllt.
In the seventh grade events
Tony Morns nabbed me two
dashes for Central point.
results!
(Xth Grade)
High hurdles Denman. CP,
Owen. CP; Salmon. CP. 110.
Discus Twedell, CP; Dippel
M; Davis, CP. 142-7',.
73 Orr, M; Davis, CP; Lees
330 Taylor. M; Pierce, CP;
Loy hurdles Salmon, CP; Den
man. CP; Lees. M. 13.
130 orr. in; uipjwi. . ,.".
CP 17 7
Shot put Ryerton, CP; Cavin,
CP: Taylor. M. 44-4 'j.
660 Bailey. CP; Guerlnger,
CP; Kime. M. 1:46 3.
High lump Denman, CP; Mov
er. M: Aownea. M. 4-9.
Javelin Twedell. CP; Cavin,
CP: Moyer. M. 127 feet.
Broad Jump Pierce, CP; Cav
in, CP; Townes, M. 17-6.
Pole vault Taylor, M; Orr, M;
Guerlnger, CP. 9-9.
Relay McLoughlin (Lees, Orr,
Dippel. Taylor). 32.1.
(7th Grade) .
Shot put Johnson, M; Lamb,
CP; Patterson. M. 36-3.
Broad lump Wilkin. M; Mor
ris. CP; Roemer, 1. le-J'j. ..
Pole vault Logan. M, Wll
kins. M: King. M 8-9.
Hurdles Golden. M; Roemer.
M- Tie 'hlrd. Ongram. M. and
Halev. CP 10 8 ...,,.
High Jump Sampels. M; Beacn.
M; Renlro. CP. 4-7 .
73 Morria. CP; Wllkins. M,
Bratton M. 8 8 ..
33n Renlro. CP; Johnson. M,
M'l$ P A CP; Snook. CP:
"'fiila", - ce'n'r.l Point 'Snook.
Miller. Morris. Fenlro). 85 J,
KF Cindermen
Top Crater Teams
Central Point - Klamath
Union high won both ends of
dual track competition here
Saturday with the Crater
Comets.
The varsity garnered a 66
to 56 decision and the fresh
men won 100'7 to 21
Crater and Klamath each
won seven events in the var
sity encounter.
The varsity meet produced
three double winners. Gary
Wald nabbed firsts in the 100
and 220-yard sprints for the
Comets and Paul Bransom
took the low hurdles and
broad Jump for Crater. For
Klamath Bill Mills was vic
tor in the discus and shot
put.
Others to capture events for
Crater were Jim Askwith in
the mile, Vern Swanson in
the 440 and Phil Brown in
the pole vault.
Pelican winners included
Don Graham In the high hur
dles, Don Piper in the half
mile, Walt Smith in the jave
lin, Dick Scott in the high
jump and the relay team.
Steve -Maple, in the discus,
Medford
Triumphs
In Upstate
Mtdford high compiled a
622 aggregate card Friday
and Saturday to win the Up
state Golf tournament at Cor
vallis in competilion with 16
other schools.
The Black Tornado won by
two atroks against South Eu.
genes 624. Marshfisld wag
seven strokes back of Med
ford with 629.
Larry Hartley, Marshfield,
was medalist with 72-72-144.
Rich Knight paced Med
ford with 74-73-147. Other
Tornado scores were Doug Ol
son 76-74-150, Tom Clark 81-
81-162 and Mike Miller 76-87-163.
Tornado Led Friday
Medford led Friday with a
307 team count while South
Eugent carded 311. On Sat
urday the Marshfield headed
the pack with 310. South Eu
gene tabulated 311 and Med
ford 315.
Other team scores for two
days included North Eugene
630, Corvallis 638. North Sa
lem 649 and South Salem 653.
On Monday the district
golf tournament will be held
at Rogue Valley Country
club her with Medford, St.
Mary's, Ashland, Klamath
Falls and Grants Pass con
tending. The top two teams
will enter the state tourna
ment. T." two low individual
scores will gain state berths
regardless of whether they
are members of the iwo low
scoring teams.
Prep Spear
Mark Set
Ruston, La. - (LTD - Delman
McNabb of Lake Charles
High school set a national
prep javelin record with a
throw of 231 feet, IVi inches
Friday.
The old record was 225-6V4
set by Glenn Winningham of
Grants Pass in 1959.
Crater Splits
Doubleheader
At Klamath
Klamath Falls Crater
High split a baseball double
header with Klamath Falls
here Saturday, winning the
first game 8 to 5, but losing
the second 10 to 4.
The linescores:
IFImt Cam
Cralei 301 213 08 10 3
Klamath Falls . 200 030 03 10 7
Clay. L. Pepper (6) and Summer-
Held; uenson, runes i.i sna oin,'
Crater 020 100 1 4 .1 3
Klamalh Falls 340 102 x 10 10 4
L. Pepper. Mason (3) and Sum.
mertieio. Itnsenneracr ia. i
son and Johnson. Paxton 17).
OPTION BOULDIN
Washington - OIPD - The
Washington Senators reduced
their roster to 24 players Fn
day by optioning pitcher Carl
Bouldin to Toronto, of the
International league subject
to 24-hour recall.
BRILL
METAL WORKS
Commercial Industrial
Residential Sheet Melal Work
Stainless, Galvanised
and Copper Fabrication
2287 West Main
HONE 772-6440
scored the only Crater win
in the .freshman test.
VARSITY RESULTS:
. uuiuica uianam iivri;
Swanson (Cl; Kelley IKF). 16 3.
100 Wald (Cl; DeGroot (KF);
Mowrey (Cl. 10 3.
Mile Aakwllh (Cl: Lawrence
(KF); Schall (KF). 4:40.4.
IKFi: tie third DeGroot and How
ard IKF. 33.3.
Discua Mills (KFIj Harris
(C): Young (Cl. 136-UV
second Armstrong. (C) and English
Dahn (KF). 23.0. '
880 Piper (KF); Price (C);
Lawrence (KF). 2:07.1.
nUH .T.,mn n-an-nm Cl,
Taylor (Cl; Dahn (KFl. 20-7'i.
Javelin smith (KM: Berent
son (Cl; Bransom (C). 198-1?.
nciay rviamain rails. i:js.
mus iKFi: Hilas (KFl. 11.
High jump Scott IKF); Ec
clcs IKFi: Baker iKFi. 6.
onoi put niius in.ri; noiman
(KFl; Harris (Cl. 47-2.
FRESHMAN RESULTS:
High hurdles Williams IKF);
Miller IKFi; Charles IKF). 10.6.
75 Bender IKFi: Scott IKF):
Trautman (Cl. 8.7.
320 Metier (KF): Collman
(KFl: Skelton (Cl. 3::i l.
330 Holland (KFl; Mitchell
(KF); Kinney (Ci. 41.1.
Discus Maple (C); Morrow
(KFl; Middlcton iKFi. 109-2',,.
Low hurdles Williams (KF);
Hughes ICl; Miles (KFl:. 15.3.
Pole vault Huck (KFl: Peter
stcin (KF): Hughes (Cl. 10.
130 Bonder IKF): Scott (KF);
tie third Trautman (Cl and Hol
land IKFi. 158.
Broad Junip Bender (KFl;
Scott KF: Trautman ICl. 18-11.
660 Brett IKF); Metier (KFl;
Skelton (Cl. 1:34.2.
Javelin Middleton (KFl: Kit
bourn (Cl; Morrow (KF). 141.31.
440 relay Klamalh Falls. 51.1.
Shot nut Mitchell IKF);
Maple (Cl; Morrow (KFl. 41.8.
High lump Peterstein (KF);
Miller (KFl; Kinney ICl. 3-6.
NAIA Hall of Fame
To Induct May 25
Salem -Din- Five former
athletes and one ex-coach will
be inducted into the NAIA
District 2 Hall of Fame May
25 at the annual district
awards banquet here.
Scheduled to join former
area small college graduates
in the Hall of Fame arc Ernie
Stranz, Linfield; Bud White.
Lewis and Clark; Chuck De
Autremont, Southern Oregon;
Dwight Adams, Willamette,
and Ross Hart, Oregon Col
lege of Education.
Also to be honored will be
Eldon Jenne, Pacific univer
sity coach of the middle 30s
who since has been director
of physical education in Port
land elementary schools.
Anm YOUR FBSHDIMIG TODIP
Viin l.ai.rr,fi..ii-
Mm
Chiefs Cop
Rogue Toga
In Baseball
Grants Pass - Rogue River
high won the Rogue league
baseball championship here
Saturday with a 11 to 2 ver
dict over Henley.
The outcome gave the Chief
tains two straight victories in
a two-of-three playoff. Rogue
River will now go against the
Umpqua Valley league win
ner for the District 6 A-2 title.
Yesterday Mike O'Brien
pitched a five-hitter for .Rogue
River and struck out 12 bat
ters. The Chiefs got five runs in
the first inning on triples by
Dan Bellamy and Vic Low,
singles by Bob Raigosa, Tom
Bailey, O'Brien and an error.
LINKSCORCS:
Henley 001 000 1 2
9 3
15 8
Rand,
Rogue River 513 ooa x ll
Durfec. Allbritton and
Hamil; O'Brien and Cooper.
OCE Nine
Beats SOC
Monmouth - Oregon college
downed Southern Oregon 4
to 2 Friday in an Oregon Col
legiate conference baseball
game here.
The Wolves gained three
runs in the seventh inning to
overcome a 2 to 1 Raider edge.
Three walks, a fielder's op
tion, a Dick Rex double and
a Jim Sheldon sacrifice fly
got the markers.
SOC's best inning was the
sixth when Don Jaquette,
Paul Blinka and Bill Bailey
singled for a run,
UNESCOrtKS:
SOC 000 001 1001 3 1
OCE 000 010 30x 4 3 7
King, Carr (71 and Hughes; Reed
end Blackman, Linton (8).
MHS, Ashland
Clash Monday
Wet grounds from Friday
evening's downpour forced
postponement of Medford high
baseball games scheduled with
Ashland here yesterday.
The teams are to make up
the Southern Oregon confer
nee games at 4 p.m. here
on Monday and Thursday.
Medford also has a game with
Crater on Tuesday at 4 p.m.
at Central Point.
If Medford field is still too
wet, the Monday game will
be at Ashland.
SOC NETTERS WIN
Salem - Southern Oregon
college tennis team defeated
Oregon college at Monmouth
and Willamette university at
Salem by 4 to 3 counts Satur
day to make a four-game
sweep of a week end trip.
Womens' Golf
Women of Rogue Valley
Country club will travel to
Eugene Country club Wednes
day, May 15, to participate
in the first play of the year
of the Willamette Valley
Southern Oregon Golf associa
tion competilion.
Entered from RVCC are:
Mn. Wllltim Miller. Mri. C B.
Collins. Mrs. John Flynn, Mrs.
5 A, Peters. Mrs. rrea eoieman,
Mrs John nv. Mm. Fred Con
rad. Mrs- William Schel. Mrs. B E.
Hevsell. Mrs Harvey Woods, Mrs.
Leonard Schlldt, Mrs. Dcane Lam
bert. Mrs. Tom Tubbs. Mrs. Ren
Tavlor. Mrs. William (-owning.
Mrs. George Pearson, Mrs. A. S.
Weiant. Mrs. S. L. S'srk. Mrs.
F L.. bomers. iwrs. . n. lorncim
Mrs. L P. Brooks. Mrs. Edward
Nave.. Mrs R W. Schwann. Mrs.
R. J. Palmer, Mrs. Frank Tamney,
Mrs. Randall Gilford. Mrs. J. B.
Douglas, Mrs. W. C. Bayllss. Mrs.
H. S. Covington, Mrs. C. A.
Hoi met. Mrs C. I. Guslafson. Mrs.
Galen Sanner. Mrs Robert Morris.
Mrs. A. P. wood, Mrs. jerry vji-
son, Mrs. H. U. Mlicneu, mn.
Robert DeLorme.
SOC, OCE
Divide
Monmouth - IUPH - Southern
Oregon and Oregon College
of Education split an Oregon
collegiate conference baseball
doubleheader Saturday. OCE
won the opener 4-3 and
Southern Oregon the night
cap 8-0.
Dave Johnson shut OCE
out on two hits in the sec
ond game. John Dickerson
led an 11-hit raider attack
with three hits and scored
three runs.
OCE won the first contest
with two runs in the last of
the sixth inning. Jim Luke
tied the count at 3-all with
a home run and Jim Schack
man carried across the win
ning run on a walk, a hit
batter, a passed ball and an
error.
Henningsgaard
Clears 14 Feet
Cottage Grove - 0IP1) - Re
markable Cottage Grove ju
nior pole vaulter Mark Hen
ningsgaard broke his all-time
Oregon high school record
again Friday with a vault of
14 feet, 14 inch. His previous
best was 13-llVi. The nation
al high school record in the
pole vault is 15 0.
PIN STARS ENTERED
Portland - Star profession
al bowlers Billy Welu, Harry
Smith, Ray Bluth and Andy
Marzich lead a list of keglers
announced as definite en
trants in the $20,500 City of
Roses Open to be held at
20 Century Lanes in Port
land Sept. 19-22.
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Don Hawk
Breaks 100
In Shoot
Don Hawk, Medford, fired
the top 16-yard score yester
day in Mail Tribune trapshoot
tourney at Medford Gun club.
He broke 100 straight to
win the Class B part of the
Rogue Valley hundred.
Larry Wilson, Eureka, Cal
if., took the handicap with
a 97 score and took the Ches
ter Wood prize by busting 48
of SO birds. Ccne Hunt, Med
ford, and Wilson tied for high
in doubles with 45s in Class
II. Hunt won the shootoff,
The tourney concludes to
day with the JOO-target 16
yard shoot for the Mail Trib
une trophy and with the Jim
Morris Memorial handicap.
Results yesterday Included:
1 YARDS;
CIsbb A Martin Clngston. Med
ford, 96: Chuck Collins, Roseburg,
93: Clasa B Don Hawk. Med
ford. 100; It. K. Byrd. Rosehurs.
9S: Class C Torn Mehle. Glen
dale, 95; George Krcla. Eureka,
Calif- 94: Class D Merit Sim
mons. Medford. 97; Paul Culbert
aon. 96.
HANOU'AI':
Larry Wilson, Eureka, 97: Sim.
moos, 90; Paul Washburn, Swiss,
home, 69.
nniiBi.ES:
Class I Byrd 44. Collins 42:
Class U Gene Hunt, Medford.
4.1. Wilson 43. (Hunt won shoot
off.)
OSU Rooks Nudge
Oregon Freshmen
Eugene - tUTD - Oregon
State's Rooks scored two runs
in the eighth inning to post a
4-2 baseball win over the Ore
gon Frosh Friday. Jim Strovcl
pitched a three-hitter for the
winners.
A.L. UMPIRE RETURNS
Boston - WPIl - Umpire Sam
Carriban, sidelined by illness
since March, has been return
ed to active duty in the
American league and the con
tract of veteran Cal Drum
mond was assigned to the In
ternational League.
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STAR LEAGUE
(End of Last 3rd )
Kool Kals (34'i-K'il 3. Nora
Bailey 4.4; Spare Tires (33-191 1,
Agnes Boyea 391.
Gutter Dusters 126-IB) 1, Marcia
Dodenhoff 433; Alley Kittens (22 U
21', I 3, Dona Pottruft 393.
Gutter Belles 23'i-lS',l . Wy
oma Haynes 474: Rollettaa (18-261
2, Betty Pettegrew 422.
Shadows (24t(,-193) 4, June
Phillips 493: Sputniks (21-231 0,
Lois Strickland 384.
Three Bellea I22ii-21W 4, Irma
Lawrence St Florence Marshall 370;
Three Duds (16-261 0, Vivian Bled
soe 361.
Three Strikers (lS'i-aS',1 4. Ca
rol Yule 431: Telestar- IM.3AI n.
Gayla Sanford 369.
wymo Haynea 1B7. Dona Pott
ruff 176. Verna Cheek 185: Shad.
ows 1331.
INDKPKMIKNT LEAGUE
(End of 2nd Half)
Table Rock Lumber Co. (47-23) 4.
Ctarence Freeman 583: Midway
Meats 124-481 0, Don Wendt 376
Ideal Cement Co. (44-26) 2. Wll
nier Bailey 510: Bakers Moulding
136-381 2. Ollle Medlous 315.
Eagle Point Teachara 141-31) 3.
Shy Callaghan 537; Knighta of
Columbus (36-36) 1,- Gary Ml
kache 467.
CWA (40-32) 4. Jim Slnaler 321;
Red Pegasus 0. (26-461 0. 458.
Timber Wolves 136-361 1, Willie
Cureton S38; Harry and David
(32-401 3. Fay Goddard 546.
John O'Connor 217. Don Wendt
213. Clarence Freeman 211; Table
Rock Lumber Co. 2642.
WONnERERS
HI Llles (22-2) 3. Marilyn Wen
tllni 378; Knot Heads (13-91 1,
Lydta Blood 411.
Thinkers (13-9) 3. Dorta Roe 444:
Up-N-Comers (7-17) l, Shirley
Norm 384.
Whos Mere (13-111 3. Joyce Lew
Is 432: Red Heads 110-14) 1, Betty
Neel 396.
Hopefuls (12-121 1. Lucy Saw
yer 312: Pin Heads (11-131 2. Elsie
Eddy 473.
We Three (8-16) 3 Hlldred
Hughes 35: Roiling stones (7-171 l
Juanlta Brenner 430.
Lucy Sawyer 204, Elsie Eddy
liu, Joyce L.BW1S 1(3.
NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE
Hart's Hatchery 149-19) 3. R
Mayer 536; Picgly Wisely No. One
(2032) l, rj. Hooper 334.
Phoenix Food Mart 143-25) a. G.
Caster 308: Woodland Heights Mkt.
(33-33) 4, E. Vinson 549.
Oregon Food No. One (40-261 1,
R. Chamnion 386: Plselv Wieslv
No. Two (37-311 3, W. Barnum
368.
Trlanale Market (33S-32ti) 1
B. Campbell 494; Oregon Fond
NO. I wo j. u. uamon -))
Mac Louahlln Plumbinl 1341..
33 . I 3. R. Picard 497; Oregon
Food no. Three (19-49) i, bod.
bin 468.
Reece Mayer 233.
SHOP BARKER'S
EVERY WEEK
NIGHT ...
buy men's clothing
from 6:30 to 9 when
it's easy to go shopping
ROOUETTEI
W. L- Moore Construction (30-
IB) 1, Dolly Cain 433: The West-
erner (2622) 3, Juanite Brenner
463.
Chela Flying A 130-18) 3. Nlta
Sutton 443; Modern Masonry (19.
291 2, Meredith Bassonatte 421.
Stevens Construction (28201 3,
Lee Avallne, 447, Winnie Mulvey
447; Oakgrove Furniture (26-22) 1,
Kathy Adams, 404.
Hutchlns and Clark Construc
tion 12323) 3. Ella Adklns 399;
Bill Wright Real Estate (1137) 1.
Helen La Fever. 380.
Lee Avallne 187. Dolly Cain
189; Stevena ConatrucUon 1597.
BOWLING WIDOWS
Team Three (3921) 3, Joyce
Thornton 497; Timber Producta
No. One (30-301 1. Claudlne Pol
lard 4772.
City Cleanara (3822) 0. Esther
Mohr 379: Team 3 (27331 4, Chrla
Ludwlg 400.
Timber Producta No. Two (32-28)
2, Mary Anderson 4727: Bl V 118
41) 2, Leona Burk 387.
Bob West Const. (3228) 4. Vlvl
enne West 499: Team Six 123-37) O.
Alfreda Vanderwald 474.
Alfreda vanderwald 187, vivl
enne Weat 1B2; Bob West Const.
1356.
RAMBLING ROLLERS
Jackson County Federal (43-23)
3. Lois Gaga 483; Oregon Bank
(38', -291,1 l. Jean Bltterllng 473.
Crater Television (35ii29i) 3,
Lee Sutton 400; Coca Cola (321.,
35', I 1. Mary Hall 446
Home - Lite Saws (32"i-33',l 3,
Mary Sullivan 463; Horpers Ex
cavaUon (23-45) 2, Agnes Path
man 416.
Bolton Orchids 132-36) 1. Claudia
Smith 406; Max Sig Communica
tions (30-38) 3. Ruth Oshorn 461.
First half winnera. Crater Televi
sion; Second half winners, Jack
aon County Federal.
LUCKY 8TKIKKRH
McLain'i Drui center wnb first
place winner In the Lucky Striken
Bowling league. Team members
were MirlRe Panter, Jo Attnn and
Marj Anderaon. On the Moier Fly
ing A iccnnd place team wert
Lee Gray. Jean Bowen and De
lores Kahsta.
Top icorct in the league's sweep
er were Ruby St and ridge fl40, Ann
Engel 561, Bernica Vaguhan ASS
ana Midge Johnson 842.
Honors in the league went to
Betty Pettegrew, high scratch
game, 235; Aston, high scratch se
ries. 638; Anderaon, nigh average;
Martene Jensen, high game with
handicap. 246; Pearl Crow, high
series with handicap. 628; Lila
Nelson, most improved, 11 pins.
Local Youth Will
Receive Award
Anthony A. Monroe, son ol
Mrs. Dorothy Monroe of Med
ford, and grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Roberts, is
one of 13 Stanford midship
man who will receive awards
at the annual review and
awards ceremony of the Naval
Reserve Officers Training
Corps.
The ceremony will be held
Monday, May 13, at Harry
Malnncy Memorial field on
the Stanford campus.
Monroe will receive the
Military Order of World Wars
Award for aptitude as a po
tential commissioned officer.
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