Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 07, 1963, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextsiPODmifs Medford Speedway Jalopy Races Today More than 40 "jalopies" are to compete this afternoon in auto racing at the Medford speedway in east White City. ' Track officials said yester day that interest is high and they expect a huge turnout. This is the opening race of the season. Many of the cars will be on the track for the first time. The race had originally been scheduled for last Sun day but was postponed be cause of an inclement weather prediction. Yesterday, the weatherman gave the affair the green light for today. Entrants are from valley cities, including Ashland, Tal ent, Central Point, Eagle Point, Prospect, Gold Hill and Medford. Entries are also ex pected from Grants Pass and Yrcka, Calif. Competition should be keen as entrants try to qualify for the 28 car main event. There will be several heat races, a trophy dash, a semi-main and other special events. Win ners in all events will receive trophies and merchandise awards. Spectator gates will open at 11 a.m. Time trials will begin at 1 p.m. followed im mediately by the races. Pit gate will open at 10 a.m. for drivers who wish to practice before the timed runs. Nomina admission will be charged and concessions will be available at the track. VACATION SPECIAL DOES YOUR CAR WANDER or WEAVE? PULL to LEFT or RIGHT? then get our.'.. Brake and Front End SERVICE THIS WEEK'S SAFETY SERVICE OFFER I Put "Peacs-of-MInd" In Your summer M Driving jfr 1 FRONT WHEEL ALIGNMENT Returned to original rnanuTaciurers y , specifications iTV BRAKE: ADJUSTMENT on all 4 wheels. . fluid if needed. and repack wheel bearings All Firfestehe lice brtsy O J;ist Say "Chargo It" Take Months to Pay Plui t 'MONTHW Road Hazard J$jk wo Our New Treads. identified by Medallion and tkop math art GUARANTEED I. Atrabitt McU in work nm nihil intj materiil during Wt A trmd. 1 Arairtsl normal road tiaunla txrpl rfpairtbl punelurest) fflcoun- Urrt in everyday ritnrr tr oa for 12 moithi. ftcvlarementi prorata on tread wr and btMrt on lift priew current at time of adjustment. Open 8 A.M. to 6 9th and Phone Bleacher seating for 1,200 peo ple is available. Officials urged spectators to come early and watch the practice races. The Medford speedway is located off Antelope rd. Spec tators are instructed to turn right off Crater Lake high way at Cascade Shopping cen ter and follow the signs. Wolsborn Wins In Mirror Pond Bend -IUPD- A Portland golf er won the 1963 Mirror Pond tournament at the Bend Golf club Friday. Bob Wolsborn, playing out of Portland's Riv erside, finished with a low score of 146. Millard Porter of Madras, the defending champion, and Jerry Cundari, a University of Oregon star, deadlocked for second place with 149s. Jerry Houston of Longview and George Beechler of Prine ville tied for third with 150s. Par for the course is 144. Doug Olson, Medford fin ished with a 158 in the Mirror Pond golf tourney. Mike Mil ler, Medford, a stroke behind the leaders after Thursday play, reportedly played badly Friday and finished with a high score. J Dont Watt.';' Coma In Now) Add Clean front Both for Only... Any American Car Replacement part if needed and torsion bar adjustment ' not Included. ' NEW TREADS APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES TUBELESS WHITEWALLS (Narrow or Wide) 4149" tax and 4 recappable casings. P.M. Sat. till 5 P.M. Riverside 772 - 7119 LONDON WINS CUP - Cornell university rowing crew falls behind University of London shell in Saturday race at Henley, CP Stars Chalk Up 4th Victory SOUTHERN OREGON JUNIOR BASEBALL STANDINGS Junior League W. L. Pet. Crater Cubs ' 1 0 1.000 Grant Pass 1 1 :S00 CP Mustangi 1 1 ..100 Medtord 1 1 .300 Ashland 0 1 .000 Intermediate League ret. 1.000 .500 .333 .333 .333 .000 Central PI. Stars .... 4 0 Medford Giants 1 1 Central Pt. Rama .... 1 2 Phoenix-Talent 1 2 Medford Yankees 1 2 Prospect Cougars ... 0 1 pee Wee League W. L. Pet. Medford Wildcats . 3 0 1.000 Central Pt. Braves... 2 1 .667 Medford Tigers .... 2 1 , .667 Prospect Lions .. 1 1 .300 Central Pt. Indians... 1 1 .300 Jacksonville 0 3 .000 Phoenix-Talent 0 2 .000 Central Point C e n tral Point Stars, unbeaten in the Intermediate league of South ern Oregon Junior Baseball, recorded their fourth victory Friday by whitewashing the Central Point Rams 13 to 0. The Stars rumbled for nine runs in the fourth inning of the "civil war." Greg Beman swatted three hits, one a two-baser for the Stars. Gerald Branch singled and tripled, Rick Frohreich had two hits and Dave Bailey, Steven Henson and Doug Mil ler doubled. Bob Bailey sin gled and Dave White doubled for the two hits the Rams got off Star pitcher Gerald Branch; Branch fanned three and walked four. Branch's three-bagger, the doubles by Henson and Miller and singles by Bill Bailey and Beman highlighted the big In ning for the Stars. There were three walks, an error and a groundout to help the scoring in that turn at bat. LINESCORES: Stars 121 9x 13 11 0 Rams 000 00 0 2 2 wnite. non uauey i ana boo Bailey. Bartley 131. White (4); Branch and Miller. GAMES THIS WEEK: (Pee Wee League) Tuesday Phoenix - Talent at Jacksonville; Central Point Braves at Prospect Lions; Medford Tigers at Central Point Indians. (2 p.m. except Braves Lions 10 a.m.) Thursday Prospect at Phoenix Talent; CP Indians at Jacksonville; Medford Wildcats at CP Braves. (10 a.m.) (Intermediate League) Monday Central Point Rams at Medford Yankees; Medford Giants at Phoenix-Talent. (2 p.m.) Tuesdsy Central Point Stars at' Prospect Cougars. .(After Pee Wee game.) Thursday Prospect at Phoenix-Talent. (After Pee Wee game.) Friday CP Rams at Prospect. (After Pee Wee game. (Junior League) Wednesday Grants Pass at Ashland; Central Point Crater Cubs vs. Central Point Mustangs. (2 p.m.) Thursday Medford at Ash land: Crater Cuba at Grants Pass. (2 p.m.) Phoenix-Talent Recreation Goes Into 4th Week Phoenix-Talent Phoenix Talent recreation program will enter its fourth week on Mon day, July 8. Almost 200 boys and girls have been attracted to t h e program during the first three weeks. This program is fi nanced as a combined project i of the Phoenix-Talent school j district, Talent Lions club, i Phoenix Lions club and the j city of Talent, i Gene Farthing is director ' of the program. He is assisted ' by Harry Kannasto, tennis coach: Mrs. Stan Dew, girls' Softball, acrobatics and baton, and George Zickefoosc, who helps with the baseball pro gram. Also Included is beginning I swimming. Classes are held in j conjunction with the Medford swim program. Transportation ' for the swimming is provided ! from both Talent and Phoenix I to Medford. There is transpor tation also for the participants I in other phases of the local program by a ihuttle bus be tween Talent and Phoenix. Farthing reported that : there are still openings for ; swimmers in the second ses ; lion of instruction which be ; gins this Monday. The director pointed out also that all of the activities within the program are open ; to late registration. Further information may be obtained from Farthing by telephoning him at 772-9038. MEDFORD (1 Li IlkiJIlULtrITlll ii.lii a a l i i 1 1 F art r 1 w i i i 1 1 London Team Upsets Cornell Henley-On - Thames, Eng- (UPB - Cornell's heavyweight crew was upset by the Uni versity of London by three- quarters of a length Saturday in the grand challenge cup final of the Royal Henley re gatta. It was the third defeat of the day for U.S. boats and left the Yanks without any trophy contenders. Joe and Tom Am long, brothers from Philadel phia, were beaten by Chris Davidge and Stuart MacKen zie in the finals of the Silver Goblets and Rollings college of Florida was eliminated from the Thames Challenge cup in the semi-finals by the Argosies Rowing Club. On Friday, the Cornell lightweights were knocked out of the competition for the Thames cup. League Leaders By United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE Player at Club G.'AB R H Pet. T. Davis, LA ... 67 243 27 82 .333 White, StL 81 332 60 109 .328 Groat, StL 81 320 48 10S .323 Danto, (nt eu jii jut H. Aaron. Mil 80 311 62 00 .318 Plnson, Cln 82 328 47 103 .314 Boyer, SIL 78 305 37 OS .311 Wills. LA .. 60 244 41 78 .311 Clemente, Pitt 72 271 40 84 .310 Williams. Chi ... BO 308 49 92 .209 Gonzalez. Phil 80 28B 39 88 .299 AMKRICAN I.EAGUK Wagner. iA 79 294 44 90 .337 Malzone. Bos ....79 307 37 102 .332 Ystrzmskl, Bos 75 200 50 93 .328 Kallne, Det 77 297 90 Rollins, Minn ....68 244 37 Pearson. LA ....77 296 43, Robinson. Chi 80 203 43 Davllllo. Cle S2 214 32 Ward, Chi 83 320 43 Boyer, NY 78 306 38 9.1 .320 77 .316 92 .311 89 .304 6.1 .304 94 .294 89 ,291 Home Runs NaUonal League H. Aaron. Braves 24; McCovey, Giants 21; Cepeda, Giants 16; Mays, Giants 16; Banks. Cubs 15. American Learue Allison. Twins 20; Wagner. Angels 19; Ma ris, Yanks 18: btuart. tied aox; KtUebrew. Twins: Battey. Twins. and Kallne. Tigers all 17. Runs Batted In Natlona) League H. Aaron, Braves 63: Santo. Cubs 59; White. Cards. 58: Robinson. Reds; Boyer. Cards, and Plnson. Reds all 51. American League Wagner. Angels 57; Allison. Twins 56; Ka line, Tigers 54; Malzone. Red Sox 33; Stuart, Red Sox. and Robin son. White Sox both 30. Pitching National League rerranosKi. Dodgers 9-2; Marichal. Giants 13-3; Koufnx, Dodgers 13-3; Ma loney. Reds 12-3; McBean, Pi rates 8-2. American League Radstz. Red Sox 8-1; Ford. Yanks 13-3; Walker. Indians 6-2: Bnuton. Yanks 10-4; Plzarro. White Sox 10-4. Bowling rUK ft FROLIC (End of first half) Tired Tleers 20;-11!,) 4. Doug Foshury 837: Speed Shifters (14-18) 0, Dave Butts 438. Double Trouble 120-121 1. Julia Smith 487: Four Soots (12-20) 3, Joe Germain 305. Lindfords 120-12) 2. cappl una- qulst 474: Bowl-A-Knou (14-18) 2, Darrel Linker 302. Honey HawKs uh-iji ?. nnn Price 402: Pin Pals (13-17) 2, Bob Carpenter 437. Lane Hurners nu-ia) t. uica rinnel 304: Four Gems (10-131 2, Eldcn Davidson 324. Cherry Pickers (18-14) 1. Em met Carpenter 474; Four Squares (10-22) 3. Bud Tungate 352. Pin Shy H29-IS.3i 0. O. Har rlson 440: Two Da (11-21) 4, Dick Torrey 525. Bud Tungate 210, Darrel Linker 204. Dick Flnnell 202; Tired Ti gers 1807. JIVIOR-AOULT LEAGUE Four Flushers OS-Si 4. John Dickinson 313: Unpredictables (14- 61 0. Bud Tungate 552. Pin Plasterers tia-ai t. tjirnn Wllklns 497; Three C s and a Wow (10-101 2. Buster Campbell 438 Four B's (11-9) 2. Wayne Brooks 313; Tour Goers (8-2i 2. Jim Blay lock 482 Woodchoppers (11-9) 3. Lou Kula 487: Four Bells 10-10) 2. Mickey Bell 485 Four Jerks (10-10) 3. Jerry Jer olamon 340: Alley Cats (5. IS) 1. Kirov LeBaron 400 Jetsons 18-12) 0. Dot Skiindrlck 357; Alley Gladiators 18-14) 4. Dan Pennington 427. Monte Rodgers 193. Jerry Jerola mon 202. Mickey Bell 193. Bon. nle Chandler 172; Four Flushers 2184. BRILL METAL WORKS Commercial Industrial Residential Sheet Matal Work Stainless, Galvanised and Copper Fabrication 2287 West Main RHONE 772-4440 MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, m v w u 11 ears , t .m as England, for Grand Challenge cup. Lon don won the race by three-fourths of a length in 6:38. (UP1) City of Medford Sandblower Baseball STANDINGS: National League W. L. Jackson Braves 3 0 Washington Cubs 3 0 Griffin Creek Reds ..... 1 2 Jefferson Giants 1 2 Washington Dodgers ....1 2 Jefferson Pirates 0 3 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .333 .333 .333 .000 American League W. L. .2 1 Pot. .667 .667 .667 .667 .333 .000 Wilson Yanks ...... Hawthorn Tigers 2 Hoover Angels - 2 Howard Colts 2 Hedrlck Sox 1 Hawthorne Hawks 0 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: National League Braves 8 Reds 7 Dodgers 0 Gianta 0 Cubs 21 Pirates 1 Giants 16 Reds 13 Braves 21 Pirates 1 Cubs 3 Dodgers 1 Reds 10 Pirates 3 Cubs 8 Giants 0 Braves 1 Dodgers 0 (Double no- nnieri Amerlcsn League Colts 10 Yanks 4 Tigers 4 Hawks 1 Angels 12 Sox 0 Yanks 7 Tigers 5 Sox 7 Colts 6 Angels 3 Hawks 1 Yanks 8 Sox 4 Tigers 2 Angels 1 Colts 14 HawkcO GAMES THIS WEEK: Mnndav mornina (National Gnitin i;reek Reds at Washington DOdficrs: wasntneton cubs at Jack. son Braves: Jefferson Giants vs. Jefferson Pirates. Monday afternoon (Americans wnson YanKB at Hawthorne Hawks: Howard t-oll vs. Hoover Aneels at ncnricK; nawinorne Tigers vs. Hed luesaav momma (Natlonali urutin ureek Heas at Washington Cubs: Washinaton Dodsers at Jr. icrson pirates; jelferson Giants at Jackson Braves. Tuesday afternoon (American) nuuver AnRCIS at wnson Yanks Hawthorne Hawka at Hedrlck Sox Howard Colts at Hawthorne Tl aers. Wednesday morning (National) t Griffin Crock Reds at Jackson zsraves; WRshingto Dodgers at Jef ferson iianis: jcnerson Pirates at Washington Cubs. Wednesday afternoon (American) nowara colts at Wilson Yanks: Hawthorne Tlgera vs. Hawthorne Hawka: Hoover Anl at Mriri.lr Sox. Thursday morning (National) Griffin Creek Rerti at Jerferttnn Giants: Jefferson Pirates at Jack son Braves; Washington Dodgera vs. Washington Cubs. Thursdav afternoon fAmerlranl Wilson Yanks at Hawthorne Tl gera: Howard Colts at Hedrlck Sox; Hawthorne Hawks va. Hoover An gels at Hedrlck. rriaay mornlnr (National) Griffin Creek Reds at Jefferson Pi rates; Jefferson Giants at Wash ington Cubr.: Washington Dodgers at Jackson Bravea. Black Powder Shoot Held By Arms Group First of a number of sum mer black powder shoots un der auspices of the Jefferson State Arms Collectors was held last week end on the Sis kiyou County range near Yrcka, Calif. Dates of other shoots will be announced later. Muzzle-loaders, old and new, some made by members, were fired. Rifles were fired at SO yards and pistols at 25 yard targets. 3 niPrX The Advantages of A New Car or Truck From Courtesy Chevrolet Ltt ut plain th pottiblt dvantagti of letting a car or truck. Coma In toon! It cosra nothing to inviirigata our low cost flaxibla lai plan. Ramambar whan you laaio from a Naw Car DiaUr you ttavo tha proracrion of Naw Car Dialer Sarvlco plut Factory Warranty. Courtesy Chevrolet 9th and BirtUrt Stt. OREGON Medford at Ashland For Legion Tussle; Studs Play Hawks AKKA 4 STANDINGS (Southern Division) At oi rriaay w. l. rn. 7 1 .873 Medford . Klamath Falcons ..8 1 .857 2 .778 4 .356 6 .333 8 .200 9 .100 Grants Pass 7 Central Point a Klamath Hawks 3 Trl - City 2 Ashland 1 Area 4 Southern division American Legion junior base ball is billed today on three fronts - if the weather allows it. In a single game Medford will be at Ashland. Central Point Cheney Studs will op pose the Klamath Hawks at Klamath Falls and the Kla math Falcons meet Tri-City at Merrill in doublcheaders with just the first games counting in the standings. First pitches on all fronts are set for 1:30 p.m. It's top against bottom at Ashland. Medford went into the week end the lone league leader. Ashland holds down the cellar spot. The Studs-Hawks fracas matches a pair of clubs from the middle of the standings with Central Point running fourth and the Klamath club Fords also took a non-league second combat 7 to 0. Coach Cliff McLean has in dicated that Bill Enyart will in fifth spot. Klamath's Falcons will ei ther share the loop lead or be in third place when they op pose the sixth place uems this afternoon. The Falcons and Grants Pass met at Kla math Falls last night. Grants Pass had the opportunity to take over second place and the Falcons the chance to pull eVen with Medford, GP Beat Tri-City GP's Mock Ford club firm ed hold on third spot and closed in on Medford and the Falcons Thursday when it de feated Tri-City 2 to 1. The STANDINGS Hv United Press lnternaUonal AMKRICAN LEAGUB V. L,. I'CI. UO New Vork ! 30 .B20 Chicago 48 37 J54 B Minnesota 43 37 J)4 S', Boston 43 30 .344 8 Baltimore 40 40 .333 8',, Cleveland 43 30 .324 7', Los Angeles 41 4.1 .488 10. Kansas City . 33 43 .438 14 V, Detroit 34 48 .423 lS'.a Washington 27 38 .323 24 NATIONAL LKAC.UK W. L. Pel. GB Los Angeles 4H Sad Francioco 47 Chicago 45 St. Louis 45 Clncinati 45 Milwaukee 40 Pittsburgh 3D Philadelphia 30 Houston 33 New York 2D Evening games 33 3d .303 .360 3 .356 3 .336 3'.s .342 4 .500 7!i .4RI 0 .470 10 .303 16'i .354 IS', 38 37 38 40 42 44 51 33 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division W. L. Prt, CI Spokane 40 37 .570 Tacoma 40 37 .554 1 ' Hawa I 41 42 .4114 B Seattle 33 50 .412 13'i Portland 39 43 .478 8 Southern Division w. Prt. .537 .524 .500 .471 .463 Oklahoma City ... 44 Dallas-Ft.W 44 Salt Lake City .. .40 San Dicao .; 41 Denver 38 44 NOIITHWKST LKAGIJK W. I. Pit. Salem 0 1.00(1 Wenatchce 4 Lcwiston 3 1 .800 2 .600 3 .400 4 .200 3 .000 Trl-Clly 2 Yakima 1 Eugene 0 RECALLS PITCHER Boston - IUP1I Joe Shipley, a right-handed pitcher who saw previous service with Chi cago, was recalled from the White Sox' Indianapolis farm club today. Phont 772-6115 be on the hill this afternoon for Medford. Choice of Ash land tutor Bill Leybold de pended on what happened in a game slated with Brookings last evening but Dave Bargcr is a possibility. For Central Point, Manager Bill Askwith has named Bob Corliss pitcher for the league game. Steve Young, Jon Pil grim and Jon Crume arc among possibilities for the Hawks. Medford will entertain Grants Pass twice this week at the county fairgrounds ball diamond here. The 8 p.m. con test on Tuesday will be a non lcagucr but the Thursday ruckus will count in division standings. Tri-City and the Cheney Studs vie at Memorial field White City on Wednesday when the Hawks and Falcons are billed at Klamath Falls, SUIT MM Mann's announces most important clearance of men's summer suits. There's plenty of sizzling weather still ahead, so hurry inl Huge savings on cool, crisp suits to wear from now till Fall . . . and for many a long, hot summer to cornel Regular 49.50 37.00 Regular 59.95 47.00 Regular 89.50 77.00 SUMMER 44 OO SPORTCOATS - Reg. 32.50 to 39.95 At.UO JUST ARRIVED .... Irregulars of our most famous GOLF SHIRT If Perfect 5.00 & 5.95 NOW SUNDAY, JULY 7, Soar Selected Senior Umpire New York -IUPD- Hank Soar of the American league Satur day was appointed senior um pire for the July 9 major league All-Star game by Com missioner Ford Frick. Soar will work the game behind the plate. Bill Jackow ski of the National league will be stationed at first base, Al Smith of the At, at second base, and Paul Pryor of the NL at third base. Doug Har vey of the NL and Bill Haller of the AL will be stationed along the outfield foul lines. Official scorers named by Frickj Lou Hatter of the Bal timore Sun, who is vice presi dent of the Baseball Writers Association of America; Regis McAulcy of the Cleveland Press, and Ed Prell of the Chi cago Tribune. UPS RACING REVENUE Annapolis, Md. UPI Horse racing provided the state of Maryland with $9,239,770 in tax revenue for the fiscal year ended June 30, an Increase of $351,427 over the previous year, according to Comptrol ler Louis Goldstein. UMMICt 1 1963 B 5 Warning Issued Concerning Use Of Ball Field A warning concerning un scheduled, unsupervised and informal use of the renovated fairgrounds ball park has been issued by Claude Miles, chair man of the county baseball commission. He expressed fear, that youngsters would be harmed by insecticides and other strong chemicals applied to the area. - Miles indicated that meas ures are taken to prevent against such danger when it is known that the field will be used. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA h Super Sport Maroen with Hack Interior 327 engine 4 speed transmission. PERFECT CONDITION! Ra dio, heater, P.S., low mile age (8,0001. Loaded with tstra.1 $2,m. Call 772-5098 2S01 Lyman Ave. 2"