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2 D Yankees Ford Counts Twelfth Win Br FRED DOWN UPI Sporti Writtr Anything leemi possible for tht New York Yankees these days so why can't Whitey Ford go on to equal the American league record of 16 straight victories and join the 200-win club before the sea son is over? ' The 34-year-old left-hander is approaching both goals with a string of 12 consecutive triumphs that have increased his career total of victories to 194. His season record is 16-3 and the way the Yankees support him it looks like he can go on winning forever. Ford has gone nine innings : only five times in those 12 straieht victories but the Yankees have supported him with excellent late-inning re lief help and what's more inv nortant. runs - lots of 'cm They haven't scored less than three runs in any of the 12 games and have totaled 67 - for an average of 5.6 runs per same. Shout those figures at Rog er Craig, the luckless New York Met pitcher who has lost 15 in a row and 17 in au, and he'll tell you in a few thousand words why it's great to be a Yankee. Ford won his 12th straight and 16th of the season Wednesday when the Yankees drubbed the Los Angeles An- gels, 8-4. Johnny Blanchard, subbing for Roger Marls, drove in four runs with two singles and his fourth homer in three days to lead the Yan kees' 15-hit attack. Ford re tired after seven innings but Hal Reniff and Bill Stafford closed out the win for him. Ford's winning streak Is the longest in the American league since he won 14 straight in 1961. The AL rec ord of 16 straight is shared by Walter Johnson, Smokey Joe Wood, Lefty Grove and Schoolboy Rowe. Tht Minnesota Twins pick ed up half-game on the lead ers with a 9-0 and 5-0 sweep of a twi-nlght doubleheader with the Cleveland Indians. The Chicago White Sox de feated the Detroit Tigers, 3-1, the Kansas City Athletics downed the Boston Red Sox, 5-2 and 7-6, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators, 8-5, In other AL games. Dick Stlsman pitched seven-hitter and Jim Kaat a six-hitter as the Twins dou. ble-blanked the Indians and crept within 8i games of the runaway Yankees. Don Min- cher hit two homers and Rich Rollins and John Goryl one each to lead the Twins' 11-hit attack in the opener. Jimmy Hall hit a tie-breaking ninth inning homer at the Twins scored five ninth in ning runs in the nightcap aft er being shut out by Dick Donovan. Ron Hansen drove In all three runs with a two -run homer and a sacrifice fly to help the White Sox' Gary Pe ters register his ninth win with an eight-hitter. Rocky Colavlto homered for the Tigers' run. Orlando Pena pitched a sev en-hitter and had two hits himself for the A'l in their Tri-City Downs Emeralds 10-7 United Press International Thinss looked pretty rosy for the Eugene Emeralds In their Northwest league game with Tri-City Wednesday night until Terry Tackett stepped In and spoiled the show. The Emeralds grabbed a 6-0 lead In the top of the second and added another run In the third but Tackett In relief blanked them over the final tlx frames and Tri-City came on for a 10-7 win. In other games, Wenalchee beat Salem 3-2 and Lewlston took Yakima 4-3 In 14 in nlngs. Eugene got its six in the second with the aid of a three- run homer by Howard Wood and a two-run blast by Bill Barraclough. The Emeralds added another in the third on Steve Selfky's solo homer Trl-Clty, however, got three In the second and tied it with four more in the third on Brown Taylor's solo home and a three-run shot by Ed die Crawford. The Angeli went ahead to stay with an unearned run in the fifth as Tackett allowed but five hit: in his 6 2-3 innings . Wenatchee edged Salem In the ninth when Glenn Beck ert's single plated Spencer Davis. Bill Ballou went the distance allowing Salem si hits including a solo homer by Jim Campania. Wayne Norton ended tli Yakima-Lewlaton overtime when his single with the sacks loaded sent over the winning run. Norton also con tributed a two-run homer during a three run Lewlston outburst In the first, wen atchee tied it with three in the seventh to send It into overtime. THURSDAY, JULY 23. 1963 Drop Angels 8-4; opener. The A's won the nightcap on the strength of a five-run third inning featured by doubles by Wayne Causey, Jerry Lumpe and George Alusik. The A's have won nine of 12 games with the Red Sox this season. Jackie Brandt, Johnny Or sino and Bob Johnson hit homers and Dick Hall pitched 6 innings of shutout relief for the Orioles, who handed Washington's Jim Duckworth his eighth setback. Minnie Minoso hit a grand slam homer for the Senators. I.INKSCOKES AMERICAN LEAGUE Loi Ancfles 003 000 010 (I New York ... 203 010 20x 8 19 Lee. Chance (3), Grba (7) and Foilei. Kirkpatrick (8. Ford. Ren iff 181. Stafford (0) and Berra. Winner Ford I1H-3I, Loser Let 14-0) HR Blanchard. (lit came) Kaniaa City 021 001 100 .1 B 0 Boiton . 000 110 000 2 7 1 Pena (7-131 and Lou. Wilaon. Lamba (7) and Tillman. Loser All-Comers Track Event To Be Held The third in a series of five scheduled summer all-comers track meets will be held Sat urday, July 27, at the Med- ford senior high stadium. Events for the day will be gin at B a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and then from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Boys 6 to 14 years of age and girls 6 to 16 years will take part in the morning events, and competition for boys IS to 16, high school boys and the open divisions will run in the evening. Baseball Clinic Slated Tomorrow Braves Defeat Jacksonville In Pee Wee Action HOtlTHKRN OREGON JUNIOR (K unit, tigs Inrluutfe imr inraunn Jtny toy Junior I.raxue Crater Cubi Grant Pan ..... Med ford CP Mustanga Aihland Pel . ft 3 .. a .. i o l.ooo .81)0 vio .230 .000 Intermadlate Lrkruu W. Central Pt, Slara .... S Med. C; Ian Is 4 Med. Yanka 3 Ph-Talent 3 Central PI, Rjtnui .... 1 Prospect Cougars . .. 0 Vit ,n:ii) .800 ,800 .4211 .1(17 .000 P We Lea cue W. Prt. .730 Central Pt. Bravef. .. fl Tlceri a .714 .714 .300 .288 .288 .288 Med. Wildcat! A Jackaonvllle 4 Central Pt. Indiana .... 3 Ph-Taient d Proioect Islona 2 The Central Point Braves defeated Jacksonville in a pee wee league game Monday, 18 to 1. Bob Bailey, pitching for the Braves, struck out eight men. He was a standout at the plate as well, going four (or four, with three of the hits triples. Also for Central Point, Kir- by Rcnfro had two doubles, and Doug Miller and Davey Carrlgan had two hits apiece. Jacksonville won an ear lier game last Thursday, de feating Prospect 10 to 7. 1.1NKSCOI1E: CP Braves 223 8318 IS 0 Jacksonville 100 Oil I 3 1 Dallev and Miner: Peterson and Holder. Indians Edge Jacksonville The Central Point Indians. playing on home grounds, broke through a three way tie that existed among teams In the Pee wee little league standings Monday by edging out Jacksonville 7-8. 1.1NKSCOHK: JarWnvllle MJ 02-. 3 4 Central Point .. .1(14 Ox 7 4 S Worden. Snow (11 and Hnlden: Edwards. Hanson 131. Edwalde (M and Cooper. Strict Use Made Of Candlestick San Francisco- WPP-Chances of the Kansas City Athletics of the American league com ing to the Buy area in the next year or two seemed dim today. President Horace C. Slone ham of the San Francisco Gi ants told Mayor George Chris topher he could nut grant a request that any other base ball team be permitted to use Candleslick park. The A's have been rumored to be headed for nearby Oak land, which hopes to have a stadium complex completed In a couple of seasons. Christopher conferred with Stoneham Wednesday con cerning the possibility that an Oakland team could use Candlestick park in the mean time. The mayor said Stoneham pointed out to him that one of the cornerstones of the stadium contract that brought the Giants west from New York was exclusive use of the stadium. Wilson (8-10). Hit Harrelson. Kansas City 103 010 0007 12 0 Boston 010 003 020 S 10 0 Wickersham, Slurdivant 181, Wy att 18 and Edward!. Morahead, Early 131, Wood 14). La ma be ( 8 1, Radatz tO) and Nixon. Winner Wickersham i7-S. Loser More head iS-'il. HB Stuart. Washington . 041 000 000 5 9 0 Baltimore . 040 030 lox 8 11 0 Daniels, Duckworth 151. Burn- .1.1. Ill ...... f Drtrilk MnMullu Kail (3 and Onlno. Winner Half (5-31. Loser Duckworth (3-81. HR Minoso. Brandt, Orslno, John, son. (1st game) Minnesota . 200 022 2109 11 Cleveland .. . 000 000 000 0 7 1 Stiaman (10-91 and Battey. Ra mos. Walker (8), Allen (8) and Ro mano. Loser Ramos (3-4). HR' Rollins. Mincher 2, Coryl. ?nd came) Minnesota ... 000 000 0055 7 1 Cleveland 000 000 000 0 8 1 Kaat (0-9) and Zimmerman. Bat' tey (8). Donovan, Bell (9l and A cue. Loser Donovan (6-8), HR Hall, Kaat. Chicago 000 020 0013 Detroit 000 100 0001 8 n 0 Peters (9-5) and Lollar, Mossl, BunninK (6) and Triandos. Freehan (Bi. Loser Mossl (4-8). HR Cola vlto, Hansen. Meet supervisor, Dean Ben son, adds that the meet is open to anyone interested and has asked for volunteers to serve as meet officials either in the morning or evening or at both times. Those willing should report to him ahead of the starting times. Some 450 athletes from as far away as Alabama have participated in the previous events. The first meet was held on July 13 with 245 com petitors entered for the day long running. A clinic for all Southern Oregon baseball players be tween the ages of 8 to 14 years will be held at the Crater High football field on Friday, July 26 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon, and again on Saturday, July 27 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Friday session will cov er hitting and sliding. On Sat urday, the lessons will Include fielding, bunting and baseball strategy. Nina trophies will be giv en to outstanding players In fha Saturday events fol lowing the lessons at 1 p.m. Cost of the clinic will be SO cent per entrant and partici pants are asked to bring their own gloves, shoes, and bats if they have them. Instructors for the two day events are Mike Cllnes and Dan Miles. Further informa tion on the clinic may be ob tained by contacting Mike Glines at 664-1812. All little leaguers under the Recreation Insurance program will be covered for the event. American League Down National The American league of the Mcdford Recreation depart ment's Sandblower base ball teams took the 'pennant' last night In the third annual all star game by downing the National league 10-5 at the Jackson county fairgrounds. Wining pitchers who hurled for two innings each for the Americans were Wayne Beale, Dennis Bailey and Larry Prle- be. IIII IKII I tAOtlK Alley Cats is-3i 3. Dora Peyton 43. A Splits 19-31 1. Charlie Cook 50.V First Christian S-31 4. Hans Molt .VV Koxici (3-Sl 0, Claude Lewis 4S Gutter Duters (5-31 3. Ernie Srhoriich 4S3; tlandlcapperi tf-Q 1. Carrol Poe 488. Hans Holt 308-1118. John Wisely 198. Charlie Cook 194. Iva Srhorsrh 183. Rita Miller IKS; Alley Cats 3381. MONDAY NIHHT SCRATCH Team 13 1 18-141 3. John Murphy AID; Nlahl All 113-301 1, Al Pesentl & Jtm Uorsey 484. So. Ore. Sure 1 18-141 1. Bnice nromly 99; Team 11 133-71 3, Rob Konopasek 393. Eight Balls 14-381 1. Rill Siithrr- lln 3110; Tram MVS 133-91 3. Ed Vnllmert 498. Team Elht 111-131 t. Rrrnlr 480. Srimy Glass tn-IS) 3, Sieve Udell 338. Team r'our (3-37) 0. RitssCorlell .Vi!; Pine Nuts (14-18) 4. H. Lar son 383. rtatrmnna 113-171 n, Dale Har ris 4I. Echo (30-3) 4. Len Thrun 383 Roh Konopasek 37f). Jtm Mvhre 319. Len Thrun 308. H Larsen 308. Team 11. 3173. TrKKtlAY NITERS MIXED leather Merchants i 1. Walt Skundrick 5.1R: Ashland Roll ers '7-A. 3. Al Mora Mft 7-ephyrs MO-m 3. Ted Groomes 4Tt Mate it Hall 110-01 1, Johnny Glover .ViT Struggle.- lf? 2. Ren Chaboudt Vtfl, Dmiblr Trouble 9-7 2, Alta Knauher Ml United Radio (fl-fl) 3 Arne Mat on S01; Spar "O'l" (8-8l 1. Ed die Glover M. Tigers fft-flt 4. Stub Helmtrk 4M0; Col Tufts Four 8-S 0. Jack Gardner MS. Pin Heads ig-gi t. Gene Irwin XfM LiKkv Four (7-9 2, Clayton Miller SI 7 The Proa fT9t 4 Gen Orr T; Left V Rifhta tS-Ilt 0. Don N,edmiierr M4 STANDINGS United Press International NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. 82 37 S5 44 S3 44 Pet. 01 .62 J58 7 J548 8 Loi Angeles St. Louis .. Chicago San Francisco.. 64 4 47 48 48 40 85 sa 540 B'.i ClnclnnnaU 83 Philadelphia - 52 Milwaukee 50 Pittsburgh 49 Houston 37 New York 32 .530 9' .520 10',; JtOS 12 .500 12'. .363 26', .320 30 "a Wednesday's Results Chicago 2, Cincinnati 1 San Francisco 4, New York 1 Los Angeles ft, Pittsburgh 1 (night) Milwaukee S. St Louis 1 (nlghtl Philadelphia 8, Houston 3 (night) Thursday's Probable Pitchers Cincinnati at Chicaso Tsltourls (8-31 vs. Buhl (9-6). New York at San Francisco Cisco (8-8) vs. Pierce (3-7). St. Louis at Milwaukee Bur dette (7-8) vs. Spahn 112-4). Pittsbursh at Los Angeles (night) Gibbon 14-81 vs. Koufax 118-3). Philadelphia at Houston (night) Culp (10-7) or Bennett (2-0) vs. Nottebart (8-4). Friday's Games St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Milwaukee (night) New York at Houston (night) Philadelphia at Lo Ang. (night) Pittsburgh at San Fran, (nightl AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L Pet. GB New York 81 Minnesota 84 Chicago S3 Baltimore 85 Boston 31 .M2 .5 si na .546 0 .345 9 .531 10 1, .473 1(1 .464 17 .4 HI 17', .463 9i .351 28 Cleveland 47 Kansaa City .. 43 Los Angeles .... 47 Detroit 41 Washington 34 Wednesday's Result New YorK B, loi Anceies t Kanaaa City 5. Boiton 2 (lit. tw.-lifht Kanaai -iiy i, ooaion s na Minnesota s, cieveiana o 1111, twilight) Minnesota 5. Cleveland 0 (2nd, night. Baltimore 8, Washington 3 (night) Thursday's Probable Pitchers chicaeo at Detroit Herbert (8-6) or Pizarro (11-0) vs. Lollch (4-4). Los Angeles at New York Mc Bride (11-71 vs. Downing (3-D. Kansas c tv at Boston KaKOw (77) vs. Monboucmette (13-6). Minnesota at Cleveland Perry (8-6) vs. Latman (3-6). Washington at Baltimore (night) Cheney (8-9) vs. Roberta (7-9). Friday's Games ' wasmngion at Detroit inignu Kansas City at Cleveland (night) Chicago at Baltimore (night) Minnesota at New York (night) Los Angeles at Boston (night) PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Northern Division W. L. Pet. GB Spokane 64 44 Tacoma 60 46 Portland 31 S3 .593 ,3H8 3 .481 12 'i .471 13 .459 19 Hawa 1 49 33 Seattle 43 53 Southern Division w. L. Pet. GB .552 .528 2'i .495 8 .472 8.; .423 13'! Oklahoma City 38 47 Dallas-Ft.Wth. 56 50 Salt Lake City 50 51 San Diego 51 37 Denver 44 60 Wednesday's RtsulUt UKinnoma ("y . r or nana ? (1st game. 7 innings) Oklahoma taty io, romana i (2nd game) Denver 4, apoKane i Dillai-Ft. Wrth. 5. San Diego 4 Tacoma 4, Salt Lake City 2 Seattle 6, Hawaii 4 ThuririKv'c Probable Pitchers Oklahoma Ctty Golden (7-fl) at Porland Santiago (.b-hi Spokane Ortega (6-7) at Den ver Fobs (4-2). San Dieao Coates (3-0) at Dal- las-Kt. Worth Mecklenburg (7-3) Tacoma Herbal ( I ii-8 1 at Salt Lake City Koonce (3-3) Seattle unannouncea wail Nelson (0-0). at Ha NORTHWEST LEAGUE W. L. Pet GB Lewlston 16 9 .640 .577 l'i .371 n, .538 2 .438 4; .214 11 ',5 Salem 19 11 Yakima 1 12 Wentachee ..... 15 12 Tri-City 11 13 Eugene 8 32 Wednesday's Results Tri-city io, cugene i Lewiiton 4, Yakima 3 (14 Inns.) Wenatchee 3. Salem 3 Today's Schedule Eugene at rn-uiiy Yakima at Lewlston Salem at Wenatchee All-Stars Team 10-5 The American league got off to a good start in the first Inning when Terry Smith hit a line drive out Into the field ers' territory only to score a home run and bringing three men on base across the plate. Umpires for the game were Dan Miles and Mike Glines. MNESCORIS: Nationals 00J 300 i Americana 430 13x 10 ueaie. Bailey, Frtebe; Jim Par dee, Mike WerM, Billy Slniler. Alta Knauber 184. Barbara Ml), ler 174. Joy Inile 173. Dot Skim, drlck 17.1. Gens Irwin 333. John. ny Glover 208. Glen Wllklns 308. BEAR CRKKK SUMMKR MINER Sweet Sulles 138-101 3. Debs wiuiams 487; symphony Sweeta (18-18) 1. Ted McDanlels Idl. Petlls fours (24.-m.l .1 n..n Marcum 301; Foreign Affairs (10. !( I, nary voucn 34U. Nultln Box 134-13) 4. Herb Rob hlns 330; Wretched Mess (19-17) u. mil unnnt OVI. Fancy Panta iao-181 2. w H ktc. Caleb 4S; Tranqulllsera (19-171 3 noei uavis sin. Rltlf-A Dine Dines 1 1 B , . n . I, Fay Gnddard 491; Family At tairs i iv-171 3. Sid Hrown 478 Merry Mlx-llps (17-19) 4. How ard Adams 438; Sugar Cubes (13 3I 0. Jean Gilliam 487. Mavericks II7-191 1. Ed Holt, grave 470; Cork Pushers (10-38) 3. Perry Sneed 483 Gardener Glorv (13-311 3, George Russell 481; Pedigreed Eggs i8-38i I. Dean Chapmsn 438 Gary Couch 309. Herb Rohhins 303, Lee Sanderson 199. Ed Holt grave 198 Jean Gilliam 188. Jn Ann Mar cum 173. Lu Mareh 187; Nuttln Rox 3331 PEOPLE LOVE Crosby Paint Tsiani Uie J-n at Continues at iiUifssi RUCI IAUU LRR. CO. 74S S. Rivawa't MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPFORP. OHEGOK Club Championship Golf Now In Third And Fourth Rounds Match play in the men's club championship golf tour ney at the Rogue Valley Country club is now in the third round. Second round matches, for which the deadline was July 21, have been completed. Third round matches must be played by July 28, and some have already been completed. The medalist and defending champion both lost in the sec ond round of play. Jim Shel don, the 1962 winner, lost to Dick Brown on the 20th hole. John Nuich, who had the low qualifying card, was defeated by Ray Lindquist, 2 and 1. The results: 8KCOND ROUND RESULTS: Championship Flight tiay eUnaquw aei. jonn Amen and 1 : Dr. Ralph Odell def. Alan Holmes on the 19th hole; Ed Simmons def. Harry Millette on the 20th hole; Tim Berg def. Bud Brook 4 and 2: Dick Brown def. Jim Sheldon on the 20th hole: Justin Smith def. Bud Garfield 2 and l; Dr. Buck Stanley def. Dick no use on ine nun noie; ana hod Phillips def. Owen Thomas 2 and 1. Second Flight Houston Pitta def. Rannv Smith 1 up; Charles Mickleson def. Bill Bratton 2 and 1; Pat Soran def. Harvey Woods 4 and 3; Paul Moore def. Russ Acheson 1 up; Bob Canessa def. Dick Mann 2 ud: Chuck Swenson def. Dick Finnell and a: jonn mimpnrey aei. Ivan Harrington on the 20th hole; Karl Clinkinbeard def. Bob Fusel 2 and 1. . rourut riigni Martin Luther def. Larry Hor- ton 3 and 4; Chuck McCuan def. Bud Judv 4 and 2: Jack Sherman def. Dr. Bob Baynk; Wayne Chit- wood def- Ron urenneman 3 and Dick Hense man def. fcd Milne 5 and 3; Joe Sedlak def. Jim Gill and z: Kav Heyseii del. ur. Richard Schwahn by default; E. C. Howell def. Sam Battistone 3 and 2. sixth FUgnt j Wayne Stump def. Herb Mass! ti ger 5 and 4; Jerry cruson del. Wally Robinson 4 and 3: Bob Ben ion def. Al Sterton 2 and 1; Bud Hoover def. Dr. Gene Cossette 6 and 5; Bob Quinney def. Andy Foley 3 and 2; Ed Nichols def. Cliff Kaiser on the 9th hole; Dr. John Owens def. Tom Reeder 5 and 4; Carl Kellenberger def. E. K. Rlcker. Eighth nunt Don Hale def. Vern Collins 3 and 2; Dr. Bert Lageson def. Bob Baxter 4 ana 3; hod hoss aei. B. O. Marten on the 20th hole; Bruce Braaten def. Ken Peterson 2 and 1; A. M. Anderson def. Herb Leonnig 2 up; Dr. Theron Karrick def. Doug Gordenier on the 21st noie; ta ii-oraon aei. Jim uunievy on the liith hole; and W. B. Wal ker def. Jim Golden 6 and 4. THIRD ROUND RESULTS at PAIRINGS Championship Flight Dr. Ralph O'Dell del. Ray Lind Senior Club Golf Enters 3rd Round First, second and in some cases third round play has been completed in the senior club championship golf at the Rogue Valley Country club. Competition is in A, AA and AAA flights. Results by rounds are as follows: FIRST ROUND A Championship Carl Schmidt def. Orv Eaton: Al Maiinnui def. Fred Conrad; Harry Millette def. Boh Wells 1 up: I. Harrington def. Paul Selby on the 32nd hole; William Clark def. Parker Woodi 1 up; Bob Hart def. R. A berg 1 up; Norm Hillyer def. Leonard Schtldt 1 up: Mahr Rey mera def. Ken Card 2 and 1. aa Championship Larry Butler def. Harry Jewett 3 and 2; Ed Gordon def. J. Cot tingham 1 up; Forrest Caiey def. Lew eatei; pen cmtwood def. Ray Frlible; Leonard Schtldt def. Ken Teeter A and 2: Ray Wise def. Ernie Kennedy; Jim Vargo def. Lloyd Selby 3 and 2: Chet Hub bard def. Paul Meyers. aaa cnampionimp Clyde Knight def. Andy Weiant: Ele Rlcker def. Berg Marten 2 and 1: Stoy Elliott def. Al Dumai 1 up; Ed Nicholi def, Bert Laseion 3 and l; John Modal def. Bill ca- 3 ONN SUNDAY 9 to 4 WHOLESALE TO ALL WE SHIP FIBERGLASS PATIO COVERING Dt LUX! SOt AR BLOCK. Itanaard Carrufstlns ELIMINATES HEAT. Irtmtm.ia up to S't It hi. r nnh t Kal lht.it inelal. Color Prrmanattm. I'irr-Rr-atftiani. Hftatter-praof. K Matte Io ar.ll (or Sir aqua font., . - J ft. PANELING Orogon't largoit Saloctlon fWI from 0 lo 80 blow cost. Manufacturer's doss-outs. SAVE NOW! AN pra-hnttrwd. many spaook HAM PUS 1 . ,,,7 fVn pjtah. Shop I 3 1"x4xt 3" 4" fra fcn. moh. laloct 14x4S Pra-Nn, moh. telort 1 4"x4t fy" 1 7 ftnHe 1 4-xlo.o. Rcjy!toa. Cheery I" km ii xrvv OPEN DAILY S to quist on the 19th hole: Ed Sim mons def. Tim Berg on the 18th hole. Justin Smith def. Dick Brown 4 and 3: Smith will meet winner of Dr. Bruce Stanley-Bob Phillips match. Second Flight Pat Soran def. Paul Moore 3 and 1: Soran will meet winner of Houston Pitts - Charles Mickleson match. John Humphrey def. Karl Clin kinbeard 2 and 1: Humphrey will meet winner of Bob Canessa Chuck Swenson match. Fourth Flight Winner of MarUn Luther-Chuck McCuan match to meet winner of Jack Sherman-W a y n e Chitwood match. Winner of Dick Henselman-Joe Sedlak match to meet winner of Ray Heysell-E. C. Howell match. Sixth Flight Wavne Stump def. Jerry Cruson by default: Bud Hoover def. Bob Benson 3 and 2. Winner of Bob Quinney-Ed Nichols match to meet winner of Dr. John Owens-Carl Kellenberger match. Eighth Flight Bruce Braaten def. Bob Ross I up: Braaten to meet winner of Don Hale-Dr. Bert Lageson match. A. M. Anderson def. Dr. Theron Karrick 6 and 3; Ed Gordon def. W. B. Walker 6 and 4. CONSOLATION FIRST ROUND First Flight Bill Clark def. Dick Finch 2 and 1; Deane Lambert def. Tom Mac Leod 3 and 2; Jim Quincy def. C. A. Holmes 3 and 2; Dr. Duke Anderson def. Dr. Robert Buck by default: Dr. Jim Wilson def. Steve Cummins 2 and 1: Dr. Dave Engleson def. John Jensen 2 and 1; Carl Schmidt def. Clayton Lewis; Bud Haupert def. Larry Butler on the 20th hole. Third Flight Howard Scroggin def. Al Ma einnus 3 and 2; Bob Morris def. Craig Miller 2 up; Bill Deatherage def. Bob Anderson 6 and 5; Paul Mitchell def. Gene Hebrard 2 up: Paul Haviland def. Dr. William Miller 1 up; Dom Casciato def. Bob Voegtly 2 up; Ray Mencke def. Warren Bayliss 4 and 3; Gor don Reeves def. Jack Creager a and 4. Fifth Flight Ray Wise def. R. S. Boyer by default; F. W. Casey def. Andy Fenney t up; Jim Woods def. Randy Gifford; Joe Sayre def. John Landers 2 up; Mike Johnson def. John Moffat 1 up; Bob Dickey def. Bob VanDuker by default; Stan Ctark def. Jerry Cottingham on the 10(h hole; Dr. C. A. Mc Adama def. Jerry Anderson by de fault. Seventh Flight Harry Jewett def. Dr. Jim Quinn 4 and 3: Dr. Abner Clark def. Fred Conrad 3 and 2; Ron Ricketta def. Sam Prough 2 and 1; Dave Bodt ker def. Dr. Roland Mayer; Tom Tubbs def. Dick Knoll 2 and 1; Fred Coleman def. Reedy Berg; John Sanford def. Jack Eidswlck; Bruce Hammond def. Leo Vitarino 3 and 4. Ninth Flight Grant Quinney def. Bob Ford 3 and 4; Duane Lubbers, Dick Swan. Fred Holmes, Robin Binns, Al Schwab, Dr. William Mcllvaine and Ota Blnegar all advanced by drawing byes. tey 2 and 1; Wally Robinson def. A. Lasmancc 1 ud: Cliff Kaiser def. H. Brainard; Doc Holmes def. Morris Leonard. SECOND ROUND A Championship Carl Schmidt Htf. Al Macinnns 2 and 1; Harry Millette def. I. Har rington 2 up; William Clark def. Bob Hart; Norm Hillyer def. Mahr neymers. AA Championship Larry Butler def. Ed Gordon 7 and 5; Forrest Casey def. Pen Chitwood; Ray Wise def. Leonard Schildt 3 and 2; Jim Vargo def. Chet Hubbard 2 and 1. AAA Championship Clyde Knight def. Ele Ricker; Ed Nichols def. Stoy Elliott; Wally Robinson def. John Moffat l up; Doc Holmes def. Cliff Kaiser. THIRD ROUND RESULTS AND PAIRINGS A Championship Harry Millette def. Carl Schmidt S and 4; Millette will meet winner of William Clark-Norm Hillyer match in finale. AA Championship Larry Butler def. Forrest Casey; Jim Vargo def. Ray Wise 1 up. Butler to meet Vargo In finals. AAA Championship Ed Nichols def. Clyde Kniqnt 2 and 1; Doc Holmes def. Wally Robinson. Nichols to meet Holmes in finals. ANYWHERE! i Genuine Lasroltle; unconditional lv cuaranleed Not 4-ot., but 5 c and a-fit For double the Ufa U It. Dial' CITY SPICIAt, Streamline PiHtm 18 FIR PLYWOOD Sanded Int. a Itr. t 4"xl Moms. . . S17J Snop. . . . 1.2t 9 l-l4tl Moms. . . tl.lS Shoo .... 1 ! (Mora . . . Sl.li SHoo. . . . M.ll I l'i4sl CMom. . . $3.11 Shoe .... 4.77 4"m4m Daloms . . . M.71 Snot). . . . ii. BUILDERS CITY 9 Miles South of Portland ,nm ME 9-2138 Medford Girl Edged in Golf Semi-Finals Portland - WTO - Medalist Jan Ferraris of San Francisco and Leslie Holbert of Seattle blasted their way into the sem-finals of the Pacific Northwest Golf Association junior girls tournament Wednesday. Miss Ferraris edged Sue Lance, Medford, on the 19th hole after coming from three down in the last four holes. She shot three consecutive birdies and a par to even the match and then scored an ea gle on the 19th. Miss Holbert ousted defend ing champion Cathy Braiker, Scottsdale, Ariz., 6 and 4. Wendy Mooberry, La Grande, also moved into to day's semifinals with a 3 and 1 decision over Mary Wolfe, Portland. The other winner Wednesday was Spokane's Peggy Conley, who edged Fat Reeves, Everett, Wash., 3 and 2. AMERICANS LOSE Hilversum, Holland - IUPB - Three Americans - Ed Rubin off of Miami Beach, Fla.; Jim McManus of Berkeley, Calif., and Dorothy Head Knode, a former Californian now liv ing in Tokyo - were elimi nated Wednesday in the Dutch International tennis tourna ment. Rubinoff defaulted his third round match to Ken Fletcher of Australia, while McManus and Mrs. Knode were defeated by Aussies John Newcombe and Kay Denning, respectively. "OUR CHICKS BO 00001! AT HALF-FARE FOR FUEL!" MOur business it hatching chicks and delivering tham whan thay'ra ena day old. Wa uaa a Dodge-Perkins SPSOO (a special dlesel-powered school but) (o do the job. This unit la aquippad with aptclal ventilat ing and heating equipment to attura the aafa transporting of baby chicks ovar long distances. Our profit It bated on guarantaad liva delivery of the chickt on time. If our truck breakt down, haavy losses may occur. But our Dodge-Perkins doetn't break down. It travels up to 3S00 miles a week, sometlmei at far away aa Virginia and Naw York. Tha Dodga It taven months old and hat already gona 63,001 miles. All It'a cott in maintenance It $7M.11. That breaks down to 1-15 cants a mile. And it's cut our fuel bill 50 in comparison with a gasoline-powered truck doing tha tame job IM South Georgia Hatchery, Douglas, Georgia. There'a a tough Dodga truck to handle jutt about any trucking job, from baby ehlckt right on to tha blggett, heaviest loadt. And model for model, Dodge truck! ara priced lower than moat of tht competition, right In Una with the rett. Talk to your dapandabla Dodga truck dealer. About hit liberal new finance plan. Saa how little it will cott to put a Dodge Job-Rated truck to work for you I uuu DODGE PARSONS MOTOR CO., 315 East 5th, Medford Western Open Golf Tournament Begins . a t 1A1A I 1 Chicano - (I!PD - A field of 130 including almost every name player and 43 of the top 50 money winners, opens up at Beverly Country club todav in the first round of the $50,000 Western Open which will pay a minimum $10,000 to the winner. Tliere was no outstanding favorite in the field, although there was speculation that National Open winner Julius Boros might take command since the 6,867 yard par 71 course would favor his game. But PGA winner Jack Nicklaus, leading money win ner Arnold Palmer, and Champagne Tony Lema, fourth in earnings this year, also were rated as dangerous. The course, though not of unusual length, has five par three holes with fairly uni form length on the other 13. But observers anticipated that the entire field would have trouble with the greens, fairly large but rolling and usually extremely fast. Recent heavy rains, how ever, have made the course moist and while the greens have held pitches well, they have slowed up. Barring ad ditional rain, though, they could be a constant tourna ment problem, changing in speed every day as they dry out. The course record of 65, which has stood for 35 years, was not regarded in danger. The mark was set by Tommy GE GUILDS T00GI1 TIH.I DIVISION CHRYSLER Wjq MOTORS CORPORATION Armour in 1928 and has been equalled only twice, both times by host pro Charlie Penna. The tournament prize prob ably will be increased if crowds equal the anticipated turnout. Last year the total was boosted to $55,000 with $11,00 to winner Jacie Cupit and officials intimated the same figures were possible this year. . 0 Stop-O-Mjtic Brake Lining In stalled on all 4 Wheeh WHILE YOU WAIT! Easy terms. Braka Specialist lor 23 yean. 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