Bedford Stays
By Topping Central Point 3-2
The two top American
Legion junior baseball
learnt, Medford and the
Klamath Falls Falcons, will
face each other in a battle
ior the Area 4 Southern
division Tuesday night, 8
p.m. at the Jackson County
' Fairgrounds.
Defending the first place
position will be the Klam
ath Falls Falcons who stand
. 10-1 after their victory over
the Ashland team yester
day. The Falcons have held
the lead in Southern di
vision ior most of the sea
son. Medford, placed in con
tention for the champion
ship by topping the Central
Point Cheney Studs last
night in a league counter,
will be playing the Falcons
for a tie win-loss record.
The outcome of the game
will determine whether or
not Medford will stand the
Falcons in a final playoff.
Medford retained a posi
tion for the Area 4 southern
championships by edging out
the Central Point Cheney
Studs 3-2 in a double header
league counter last night at
the Jackson County fair
grounds. The seven inning win gave
Ticonderoga Slated
To Finish Pacific
Yacht Race First
Honolulu-IUPD-The Class A
Ketch Ticonderoga is expect
ed to sail past Diamond Head
about noon Tuesday and
thereby become the first fin
isher of 32 boats in the 1!)63
Trans-Pacific Yacht Race.
The 72-foot vessel, owned
by Robert F. Johnson of Port
land, Ore., was 378 miles out
of Honolulu at Sunday's
morning roll call and had roll
ed up 212 miles in the pre
vious 24 hours.
However, the handicap
leader for both fleet and Class
D boats still was the 40-foot
sloop Islander owned by
Thomas G. Corkett of Balboa,
Calif. She logged 164 miles
and was sailing in the middle
of the fleet, 724 miles out
from Diamond Head.
The star performer of the
day in the 2,225-mile race
from Los Angeles was the
Class B sloop, Legend, owned
by Charles Ullman of Bal
boa, Calif. She raced 250
miles the best since the race
began on July 4 to take over
fourth in actual fleet posi
tion, 11th in handicap for the
fleet and second in her class.
The fleet's scratch boat, the
90-foot ketch Novia Del Mar
owned by publisher John P.
Scripps of San Diego, Calif.,
finally found some good
winds to the south and logged
232 miles. This put her 601
miles out of Honolulu-eighth
in actual placing in the fleet,
29th in handicap for fleet and
last in her class of seven
boats.
Audacious, a 72-foot yawl
owned by Baldwin M. Bald
win of Los Angeles, tenacious
ly retained second place in ac
tual fleet position 448 miles
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Medford a chance for the
championship pla yoffs
against the Klamath Falls
Falcons who lead the league
with a 10-1 record. The Med
ford squad boosted their own
record last night to 9-2 which
will place them into conten
tion next Tuesday night at
the fairgrounds.
The Studs, on the other
hand, are out of the titular
running but will probably
face a second place tie play
off with the Grants Pass team.
The Studs won the first part
of the double card by top
ping the Medford squad 2-0 in
a no-counter.
Scoring the only two runs
in the non-counter were Neil
Rivenburg who got to first
on a walk in the first inning,
and by catcher Darryl Sum
merfield who crossed home
plate on an error by the Med
ford catcher.
The league game remained
scoreless and had both teams
attempting to put men on
bases until the top of the fifth
inning when a Medford at
tempt paid off in the bottom
of the fourth inning with Kan
Phipps, Ron Edmonds and
Mike Barnes holding down
the bases and Enyart in the
batter's box. Stud's hurler
I ry Pepper had a full count
from Honolulu after a run
of 221 miles. This left her
21st in fleet handicap and
third for a Class A boat.
Australia's Astor made good
progress by logging 221 miles
for the day and moved to 557
miles from Hawaii in sixth
position. On a handicap basis,
she was 25th and fifth in her
class.
Japan's Contcssa III turned
in a day's run of 166 miles,
which put her 910 miles from
the finish line. Even on a
handicap basis, the 40-foot
Class D sloop was 28th in the
fleet and ninth in her class
of 10 competitors.
The worst performance of
the day was reported by the
38-foot ketch Sloveig, owned
by Kramer J. Rohlfleisch of
La Mesa, Calif. She logged
only 44 miles and was barely
over the halfway mark at
1,098 miles out. However, she
reported that all was well.
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split a softball doublcheader
here Sunday. The Grocers
won the first game 8 to 6, the
Market Basket team the sec
ond 5 to 4.
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drawn up against Enyart and
pressure was put to bear with
two away. Enyart missed the
ball for strike three count and
that retired the Medford side
at the bottom of the fourth.
The Studs were first to
come into action when Riven
burg and Summerfield, hold
ing down second and third,
were batted in with a triple
by rightfielder, Dave Twedell,
bringing the score in the top
of the fifth to 2-0 in favor of
the Studs.
It was the top of the sixth
inning when Medford with the
Decathalon Performer
Mosley Wins
National decathalon per
former, Chuck Mosley, from
Birmingham, A 1 a., collected
five first-place ribbons in the
open division of the annual
allcomers track event at Med
ford high stadium last Satur
day. Mosley won events in the
220 and 100 yard dash runs,
the broad jump, the high
hurdles and the high jump.
Some 70 participants turn
ed out to compete in the after
noon meet bringing the total
number for the day to 245.
Three division records in
the open division were brok
en. Mosley topped the high
hurdles record with a time of
14:0, John Burns of Cen
tral Point threw the javelin
221 feet, and Mike Hood of
Southern Oregon college
jumped 22-4 for new records.
A new event was added to
the open division. Mike Hood,
John Mclntyre, Mike Dieble
and Steve Toews formed the
Medford Striders to compete
in an 880 yard relay event.
The new record set was 1:31.6.
STANDINGS
United Press International
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W.
Los Angeles 5.1
San Francisco .. 40
Chicago 48
St. Louis 49
Cincinnati 48
Milwaukee 46
Pittsburgh 44
Philadelphia 43
Houston 35
New York 2U
L.
Pet
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40
41
43
43
43
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.545 7
.544 7
.527 8'i
.517 9 'a
.506 10ij
.483 12' j
.380 11
.326 20',
Sunday's Results
San Francisco at Pittsburgh (both
games lpd.. rain)
Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 2
(1st, 6 Inn., ralnl
Loa Angeles at Philadelphia (2nd,
ppd., ralnl
Houston 8, New York 3 (1st, 8
innings, rain)
Houston at New York (2nd. ppd.,
rain)
Cincinnati 5. Milwaukee 3 (1st)
Milwaukee 7. Cincinnati 8 (2nd)
SI. Louis 10. Chicago 3 (1st)
Chicago 7. St. Louis 3 (2nd)
Monday's Probable Pitchers
Chicago at St. Louis Ellsworth
(12-61 vs. Brogllo (10-51.
Los Angeles at Philadelphia
Drysdale (Il-lO) vs. Culp (10-7).
Houston at New York (21 (twl
night) Nottcbart (5-4) and John
son (5-11) vs. Willey (6-8) and
Craig 12-14).
Milwaukee at Cincinnati (night)
LeMaster (3-51 vs. Maloney (14
31. San Francisco at Pittsburgh (2)
(twi-night) Marichal (14-4) and
O'Oell (10-5) vs. Friend 110-8) and
Gibbon (3-8).
Tuesday's Games
Houston at New York
Los Angeles at Philadelphia
twl-nightl
San Francisco at Pittsburgh
twi-night)
Miilwaukce at Chicago
St. Louis at CincinnaU
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W.
New York 54
Boston . 48
Chicago 49
Baltimore .......... 30
Minnesota . 48
Pet. Gl
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.552 6'
.551 6'
.343 7
.539 7'
.517 9'
.467 14
.429 17
.425 17'
.348 24'
I Cleveland 46
i Los Angeles 43
Detroit 38
I Kansas Citv .17
I Washington 31
Sunday's Results
New York 11. Kansas City 6
1 (1st)
New York 5. Kansas City 0 (2nd)
I Los Angeles 10. Boston 8 (1st)
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Baltimore 6. Chicago 3 Dsn
Chicago 3. Baltimore 2 (2nd)
Minnesota 5. Cleveland 3 (1st)
Minnesota 8. Cleveland 2 (2ndl
Detroit at Washington (2, ppd..
rainl
Tuesday's Games
Cleveland at Los Angeles
Boston at Kansas City might)
New York at Minnesota (night)
Baltimore at Detroit might)
Washington at Detroit (night)
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Northern Division
W. I..
Spokane 36 39
Tacoma 52 42
Portland 47 46
Hawaii 44 50
Seattle 39 58
Prt. Gl
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.333 3'
.305 8
.468 II'
.402 18
Southern Division
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: Oklahoam City i'l
Dallas-Kt. W. .. . 50
San Diego 48
Salt Lake City .. 44
Denver 40
Pet.
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.532
.493
.494
.435
Sunday's Results
Salt Lake City 6. Portland 3 (1st
game. 7 innings)
Portland 4. Salt Lake City 2
(2nd game. 7 Innlngsi
San Diego 8, Oklahoma City 3
(1st Ramet
Oklahoma City 3. San Diego 1
(2nd game. 7 innings)
Dallas-Ft Worth 8. Seattle 3 (1st
game. 7 innings)
Dallas-Ft. Worth 7. Seattle 4 (2nd
game. 7 innlngsi
Tacoma 5. Spokane 4 list game)
Spokane 6. Tacoma 2 (2nd game.
9 Innings)
Hawaii 12. Denver 4 '1st game)
Hawaii 3. Denver 1 (2nd game)
NORTHWEST LEAGUE
W. I..
Lewlston 9 3
Wenatchee . 10 6
Salem .. 9 6
Yakima 9 8
Tri-City ... 4 9
Eugene 8 12
Prt.
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Sunday's Results
Wenatchee 3-1. Eugene 0-2
Yakima 6-3. Salem 3-2
Lewiaton 4-3. Trl-Clty 1-2
Todar's Srhrdnl
Trt-CMy al Lewiaton
Wenatche at Salem
Yakima at Eugene.
MEDFORD
bases again loaded saw a hit
by Anderson that brought in
the three runners to give Med
ford a one point advantage
that remained through the
rest of the game.
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Non-league game: Corliss and
Summerfield; Smith. Enyart 14)
and Wooton. .
League game: Pepper and Sum
merfield; Enyart, Young (4) and
Phipps.
Five Firsts
Winning in the high school
division were John Tungate,
shot put; Jim Cain, broad
jump and 100 yard dash; Jon
Granby, discus; Gary Barent-
son, Central Point, javelin;
Don Driskell with a new
record run of 15.3 for the high
hurdles; D w a y n e Turpin,
pole vault; and Lloyd Ham
mons, high jump.
Frank Toews received two
blue ribbons for winning the
broad jump and shot put
events in the 15-16 dvision.
Rich Ireland also gained two
wins in the 75 yard dash and
the high jump. Greg Swanson
won the 34 mile run in 3:24.0
for a new division record and
also came in first in the 120
yard low hurdles with a time
of 15.1. Jim Reverman won
the 220 yard dash, and Jim
Consbruck, Phoenix, won the
javelin throw with 146-8.
Tungate also won a ribbon
in the 15-16 division throwing
the discus, while Dwayne
Turpin set a new pole vault
record of 11-4.
The second all-comer track
event will be held next Satur
day, July 20, at the Medford
high stadium. Morning time
will be from 9 to 12.30 a.m.
and afternoon events will be
from 5:30 to 8 p.m.
RESULTS:
(15-16 yrs.)
Broad Jump Frank Toews.
20-'; Dwayne Turpin, 19-7'; Rich
Ireland, UP. 18-1.
75 Rich Ireland. 8.2: Ron T.vcer.
IV: Jim Reverman, St. Mary's; Ken
Troppie; Dick Howsley; Joe Callari
Shot put Frank Toewa. 35-9 'a;
Joe Callari. 35: Neil Shaw. 34-10'b
Dwayne Turpin, 32-1; Ken Troppie,
220 Jim Reverman. 24.6.
Pole vault Dwayne Turpin, 11.4
(new record).
120 low hurdles Greg Swan
son. 15.1
Javelin Jim Consbruck, Ph.
146.8.
High jump Rich Ireland, 5-4;
Dick Fosbury. 5-2.
mile Greg Swanson. 3:24.0
(new record); uoug Bakln, 3:34.0.
(Hlgh school)
Shot put John Tungate, 49-3;
Jon Granby. 49-4 : Chuck Kim.
ball. 45-0',al.; Jeff Hardrath. 45-3.
Broad Jump Jim Cain, 20-4(2.
100 Jim Webb. 10.6.
Pole vault Dwayne Turi
irpln.
Wll-
u-4; Dob Hoimea, ll; Ron
uams, iu.4.
High Jump Lloyd Hammons.
5-6: Rich Ireland: Alan Bray, 5-2;
Steve Toews, 5-2; Roy Shaw. 4-7.
120 High hurdles Don Drlscol.
15.3 (new record).
Discus Jon Granby. 135.
Javelin Gary Berentson, CP,
184-1.
(Open)
220 Chuck Mosley, Ala., 22.4
(tied record).
440 Mike Delble, 30.2 (new
record).
100 First heat Chuck Moslev.
9.9 (tied record): second heat John
Maricicn. M. iu.6.
High hurdles Chuck Mosley.
14.0 mew record).
Javelin John Burns, CP, 221
(new record).
Shot put John Granby, 42-6" a :
John Tungate, 4 1.7' a: John Burns.
34-9; Mike Hood; Neit Shaw, 27-7;
Ray Baker, 23-7.
120 low hurdles Heat one
Roy Shaw. 13.6 (tied high achool
record); second heat Mike Hood,
13.4 mew record).
Broad Jump Chuck Mosley,
22-4.
880 Dan Miles. 2:30 2.
880 relay Mcdlord Stridors
(Mike Hood, Mike Dlebele. Steve
Toews. Bob Mclntyre); Gobi AC;
Medford Youth village. 1:31.6.
High Jump Chuck Mosley, 5-8;
Larry Peters. 5-6; Ron Garner, 4-7.
Don Gail Hits
50x50 In Gun
Club Trap Event
Sixteen-year-old Don Gail
of Gold Hill hit 50 of 50 from
16 yards at trap at the Med
ford Gun club Sunday.
Shooting 24, out of 25 wore
Mike Drake, Percy Beardcn,
Merit Simmons, Ray Wyatt,
Ray Coleman, Charles Bcndcl
and Bernard Henry.
Floyd Young, Ray Coleman
and Bill Bryant all had 23 of
25 in the handicap.
In skect shooting events,
Ray Coleman shot 23 of 25,
while Oliver Law of Yreka,
Calif., and Bill Bryant each
had 22 of 25.
The next shoot will be held
Sunday, July 21.
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Daryl Spencer was given his
unconditional release by the
Cincinnati Reds Sunday in
order to make room on their
roster lor third-baseman Gene
Freese. Spencer, who has a
.244 lifetime batting average
in the majors, hit .239 in 50
games for the Reds this year.
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Saturday night. Aroier, from the Bronx,
Oklahoma City Has Slim Lead
Over Dallas-Ft. Worth In PCL
By DAVE ROWE
UPI Sports Writer
The race in the Southern
Division of the Pacfic Coast
League is a nip-and-tuck af
fair with Oklahoma City one
percentage point in front of
Dallas-Ft. Worth while the
Tacoma Giants picked up
some slack over the weekend
and remain 3Vi games behind
Spokane.
Dallas-Ft. Worth took both
ends of a doubleheader from
downtrodden Seattle, 9-3 and
7-4, while Oklahoma City split
with San Diego, dropping the
first game 8 to 3 but coming
back to capture the nightcap
3-1. Tacoma made it two
straight over Spokane by win
ning the first game 5-4 but
then lost 6-2 in a nine inning
affair. Salt Lake City split
with Portland, winning the
first contest 6-3 but dropping
the nightcap 4-2.
Hawaii had its hitting shoes
on in the opener, banging
three Denver hurlers for 15
hits and a 12-4 decision. Big
inning for the Islanders was
the second when they crossed
the plate seven times. In the
second game, Fred Newman
tossed a four-hitter as the Is
landers rolled to a 5-1 victory
The Hawaii team banged out
10 more hits,
Wealheripoon Stars
Dallas-Fort Worth came
from behind in the second
game to score six runs in the
sixth for the 7-2 verdict. They
got seven hits, including
pinch two-run homer by
Chuck Wcatherspoon. He also
had a home run and two sin
gles in the first game.
The victory went to Joe
Bonikowski, the second of
three hurlers. Guido Grilli
was the loser. Veteran George
Bamberger got his seventh
victory although he was blast
ed to the showers in the sev
enth inning when Bill Tuttle
and Rac Slider got homers.
Rogelio Alvarez, San Diego
first baseman, was a one man
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OREGON
army in the first game against
Oklahoma City. He had a
brace of home runs and two
singles for a perfect day at the
plate. His hitting gave John
Flavin his seventh win against
as many losses while Connie
Grob got the loss, his ninth ot
the year. Chico Ruiz got three
hits for San Diego, batted in a
pair of runs and swiped his
33rd base of the season.
Jim Golden gained his sev
enth win in the nightcap,
holding the Padres to six hits.
The Padres were ahead 1-0
going into the sixth when Bob
Klaus plastered one of Ted
Wills' pilches out of the park
with a mate aboard.
Garibaldi Goes Route
Tacoma. after whipping the
Spokane Indians 8-0 Saturday
night, handed the visitors a
5-4 beating in the nine inning
first game. Bob Garibaldi
worked the entire game, al
lowing eight hits to 16 for his
club. He aided his own cause
in the bottom of the ninth
with a run-producing single
after Spokane tied it in the
eighth on a base on balls and
a home run by Jim Barblorl.
The second game, scheduled
for 7 innings, went to the
ninth when Spokane pushed
across four runs to gain the
decision. Both teams scored
once In the eighth, Tacorna's
coming on Jesus Alou's home
run.
Phil Ortega aided his own
cause starting the rally in the
ninth with a single, scoring
moments lHter when John
Werhas doubled. Ortega was
tough in the clutches, scatter
ing six hits.
Portland's Lew Krousse
chalked up his 10th victory
but needed help from Rudy
Hernandez in the second game
of the doublcheader against
Snlt Lake City. Hector Mar
tinez drove in two runs for
the Beavers with a double and
a single.
Three runs by the Bees in
the final innnig gave them
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N.Y., boxing to protect his dreams of a pos
sible title fight, won a unanimous 10-round
decision over the Argentinian. (UP1)
the first game. Jesse White
got a two-run single and Jim
Stewart singled to drive In
the other tally. Al Lary got
the win while Dave Thies was
the loser.
(1st game, 7 Innings)
Salt Lake 020 001 36 9 2
Portland 020 100 03 5 0
Lary. Burdette 171 and Holdencr.
Tappe 7I; Thies, Browning 7).
Handrahan - and Bryan. WP
Lary. LP 1 .lies.
(2nd game)
Salt Lake 000 002 02 3 1
Portland 100 021 x I 7 0
Carlander. Schandevcl 13). Bur
dette 161 and Tappc. Kraussc. Her
nandez (71 and Mackenzie. HR
Davis (6th. none onl. WP Kraussc.
LP carlander.
(1st game) f
Oklahoma C. .. Otl 010 0O03 fl 1
San Diego .... 030 110 30x 8 13 0
Grob, Jones (5i. Kemmercr (6)
and Woolen; Flavin and Saul. HRi
Klause (2nd. l on); Alvarez (5th.
none on: Aivares mn. w on). Lf
Grob.
(2nd tame)
Oklahoma C 000 O03 03 7 0
San Dlcgo 000 010 0 1 fl 3
uoidcn and Jsnuin: wiiu and
Saul. HR Smith (bth, 1 on.).
(1st game. 7 Innings)
Dallas-Kt. W 132 021 00 12 1
Seattle 100 000 23 10 2
B amber tier. Rantz (71 and Wea-
thempoon; Stephenson, Nip pert
(it, lume tut ana SKeen. Hits
wenincrtipoon (jra, l one. mule
(7th, none on); Slider 1 7th. none
on). WP Bamberger. LP Steph
enson.
(2nd game)
Dnllas-Ft. W 000 106 07 13 2
Senttle 110 002 04 8 2
BuUaritcon, Bonikowski (4(, Sa
dowski iti) and McCabe; Grilli. R.
G. Smith (U). Singleton (7) and
Skeen. 11 Rs Debus (2nd. none on):
Wcatherspoon (fill.. 1 onl. WP
Bontkowftkt. Lti urtiit.
(1st game)
noknne 101 0OO 020 4 II 1
Tat'oma . 001 020 1015 16 0
Ktied. smith ,3h Howe (81 and
Brum Icy; Garibaldi and Talton. LP
uowe. nit oar oc in (am, i on)
(2nd game)
Spokane 001 000 014 A 111
Spokane U(JI UU4J 0148 U 1
Ortega and Julian; Rivas, Pre
Rcnzer (B), Schurr ((I) and Talton,
Barton (8). HR -Alou (8th, none
onl. .
(1st game)
Denver 010 020 010 4 12 2
Hawaii 070 112 lOx 12 13 0
Olivo. Scale (3), Hickman (8) and
Decker; Grba and Roschl. Hits
Palya (2nd. 2 on); Kostro (7th,
none on); Dcmetcr (8th, none onl.
LP Olivo.
(2nd game)
Denver 000 000 1001 4 3
Hawaii 0U0 020 30x 3 10 0
Heman, Clnpp (61. Olivo (7). Foil
(81 and Uecker; Newman and
White. WP Newman. LP Heman.
HR Porter (7th, none on).
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Wild Bill Savage Signed
For Thursday
The signing of Wild Bill
Savage over the week end
has completed next Thurs
day night's professional wres
tling card at Medford armory.
Savage, who has built up a
large following here during
the past year, will take on
Abe Jacobs, the talented New
Zealand star who made a big
hit with local fans on the Hay
stack Calhoun card three
weeks ago. Savage and Jacobs
will open the program at 8:30
p.m. Doors at the armory will
open at 7:15.
Promoter Elton Owen has
come up with a double main
event with the finale being
for the Pacific Coast junior
heavyweight championship. It
will introduce Tough Tony
Borne, who takes on crown
bearer Rocky Columbo for 45
minutes or the best two out
of three falls.
The lower half of the twin
main sends rough and tough
Soldat Gorky against Indian
Billy Whitewolf, northwest
heavyweight champion, in a
non-title match over the same
distance.
Borne hopes to rely on his
vicious "cannonball" maneu
vcr, in which he bolts over
the top rope like a slingshot
to crash into his opponent, to
lift the title from Columbo.
The champion is a flashy
wrestler who asks no quarter
and gives none.
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Usually 8.50
Re-balance front or rear wheels
(includes new wlieel weights). Usually 4.00
Rotate all 4 tires. Usually 2.00
.WORK DONE'
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Only VJ
WE'RE ALSO EQUIPPED TO:
Re-line brakes ... install muf
flers, tailpipes, batteries, fan
belts, radiator hose and spark
plugs... and perform many
other services . . . AND, if you
wish, wo will completely
SAFETY CHECK YOUR
CAR FREEI
yQl Road Hazard
i
Our Ntw Trcadt, identified by Medallion and thop mark art
GUARANTEED
1. Aiafnut defect In workminahip and maleriala durinjr life of tread.
2. Aftitiat normal road haiaMa (except repairable puncture) encoun
teied In everyday paaaenser car um for 12 month.
Replacement prorated oa tread wear and baaed on Hat price current
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9th and
Phone
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Mat Card
Ringside reserved seat tick
ets are on sale at Lamport's
sporting Goods -store in Med
ford.
Maids Lose
Twin Bills
The Rogue Valley Dairy
Maids lost two double head
era to northern teams this
weekend.
I.INK8CORES:
(Saturday garnet)
Maid 300 000 0 3
Yakima 040 001 0 3
Barron; Baker.
Maldi
Yakima .
Barron;
010 020 03
.... 001 200 1 i
Ritchi.
(Sunday'i garnet)
Maids 001 000 0 I
Salem 300 020 05
Barron; Grant.
Maids 000 00ft 0 -ft
Salem 300 000 05
Barron; Hickson.
Storey Edges Moe
In Golf At Spokane
Spokane - lt!PI - Ken Storey
Sr. of Seattle defeated Man
Ion Moe of Spokane 3 and 2
Saturday in the finals of tha
men's division in the Pacific
Northwest Golf Association
tournament.
In the women's division
finals, Mrs. Edean Ihlanfeldt
of Seattle topped Karen Ford
of Seattle 5 and 3.
all this:
By Appointment Only
Call 772-7119 Todayl
THIS
CAR
Safety
.Checked,
Get this nationally
recognized Car
Safety Sticker
lor your windshield
NEW TREADS
APPLIED ON SOUHB
TIRE BODIES OR ON
YOUR OWN TIRES
TUBELESS WHITEWALLS
(Narrow or Wlda)
FOR
ANY
SIZE
Plus tax and 4 rccappabla casings
Riverside
772 - 7119
1963
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