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Smith, In Sou Match Play Under Way In Classic 1 Rogue Valley Country club's mammoth Southern i Oregon Golf tournament head-1 .H Into matr-h enmnotition to-. day with Justin Smith, Dave ..u , A to(al of 4;J2 players W(;re holding the top-seeded posi-: palred for match piay Tnere tions in their respective chain-; were 25S in the men's divi pionship brackets. ! sion. 96 in the women's and Smith, young Medford at- torney, gained the No. 1 spot in the men's division match pairings with a low qualify ing card in this 35th annual tourney. A two under par 70 shot on Tuesday, weathered Wednesday assault by out-of-towners to earn Smith the medalist prize. Miss Robinson, Albany, a past champion in this tourney, was women's division low qualifier with a one over par 76 yesterday. Hill. Grants Pass, knotted with two oth ers, past champ Carl Schmidt, Medford, and Frank Fisk, Portland, with 76 scores in the senior men's medalist Bob Smith Bids As the first round of match play began this morning 64 participants were paired in the men's championship flight. All other tourney flights had 16 entrants paired. Seeded No. 2 in their respective titular brackets were two defending champions, Miss Pam Staeev, Medford, in the women's tour- LADIES MEDALIST - Miss June Robinson, above, of Al- bany, shot one over par with i 39-37-76 yesterday to capture women's medalist honors by five strokes in the Southern Oregon Golf championships at Rogue Valley Country clum here. Miss Robinson was champion of this Labor day i nonaay tourney in intu. sue faced Mrs. Miles Munson. Eu gene, in her first match today Match nlnv in thp Iniirnrv I iviaicn piay in tnc tourney runs through Labor day. i . j I aM . T n,l4i- . .u ney and Larry Butler. Ash- land, in the senior men s. Only one men's qualifier yesterday seriously threaten ed to beat out Smith for med alist - a linksman with the same last name. Bob Smith, Fnrt Cirri Palif unldirr whn rori ura, cam., soicticr, wno Was Championship runnerup of 1962. The ex-Porlland Stat- er was three under par at a late stage of his 18-hole round but wound up with even par - j l t 72 - the same as fired by Jim Sheldon and Alan Holmes . pwsj-atwrw 3s' " ' ' ' Medford. in the Tuesdav tOUI's Ramsey . 85. "vs. Bud Judv. B6 of the links. ln G Mc"bbin. 8fi. vs. Steve Cummins. 8b. 7 47 E. Morrison. Justin Smith went out this 8,V vs. Craig Miller. 86: Jack Mc morninff anainst MiU-p 1 vnnh Manus. 86. vs. Dick Finch. 86. 7:54 morning agdinsi iuiwe l, ncn, . Slcve Wertheimer, 86. vs. Bob Portland. Bob Smith Opposed Little. 86; Ralph Thompson. 86. vs. Jack Baumgardncr, Bcllevue, ! Roli Pctcr80n- 8H- Vash. Holmes met Lcighton ... , . . . . XUllie. Portland, and blieldon tepd nff in thp oarlv aflrrnnnn . , . against Bill McAllister Jr . Portland, who like Justin ... .Smith IS an ex-Medford hiqh riivntpr , uivuiu uavies aecona low Miss Robinson, who fired 39-38-76 With four birdies and Gillham. 89; Cameron C Thoni. ti,.a Krtrtin fnB imr l... , , , j 88 vs. Tom Hamlin. 89 Don Par- five bogies for her low round. . rn1t RR. vs B,n Thornd.ke. 89; ai ; encountered Mrs. Miles Mun . crt Harr. 89. vs. Bruce Bratten. , . 89. Lute Clement. 88. vs. Jeff Eh- , son, Eugene, this morning in i,.n. 89; Ken Biackhurst. 88. vs. Ed her first match. Miss Staeev Minc. R9 Murray b. Yates. 88. , . vs Russ Saunders. 89. Brure Mc- stroked against another Rogue Donald, 89. vs. Phillip Setticase. j Valley Countrv club player. Mrs. C. B. Collins Second low qualifier among ? the ladies with an 81 was sev ; en times Southern Oregon winner Mrs. Helen Davies. Medford. Mrs Davies. runner ! up last year, met Mrs. Irene f Selby. Bcllevue. this morninc. Hill's first rival was John R. Dasher. Portland Fisk took on E. A. Pearson. Medford. '.and Schmidt faced Iver Isack ? son. Areata, Calif. Butler's ini ! tial foe was Starr Hankis. San 't Francisco. I While Tom Shaw, men's ti l tlist of 19H2. is not defending , (since he has turned profr?- sional), there were four men's champions of former year? m t the titular flight. Edchc Sim j mons. Medford. a six - time "winner (the last in 1949;. who Robinson Win Medalist Laurels hern Oregon Links Meet at RVCC qualified with a 74. drew Pat Lynch, Medlord, this morn ing. 432 Players Bob Atkinson. Port 1 a nd. three times victor, took on Paul Moore, Medford. Lynn Creason, champ of 1958, teed off this afternoon with Robert Brown, Sonoma, Calif., as his adversary. Dom Provost Jr., Ashland, whose crown was won in 1954. drew Dick House, Medford, as first round foe. B in ttlc se,nlor men s ec!ua1' ing the field of 1962. After the title flight of 64 in the men's came 22 flights of 16 players each. There were six flights of ladies and five of senior men. First round losers in t h e men's championship flight fall into the first flight and other men's losers go into consola tion brackets. In seniors' and ladies' play opening round losers drop to lower flights. Not all first round matches are being played today. In some flights they are set for Friday. It took a qualifying score of 83 strokes or better to gel into the men's championship competition. A drawing among those who had 83s put John Nuich, Medfo'rd, and W. Match play in the tourna ment continues through Mon R. Van Dyke in to the titular play. day, Labor day, at the Med ford links. Residents of the Rogue val ley are invited by tourney of ficials to help make the event a success by joining in the holiday spirit and turning out to watch the matches. There is no charge to galleryites. MKN'S PAIKINOS Championship Flight Justin Smith, 70. vs. Mike Lvnch 78: Dr. Jim Wilson. 75. vs. Wallv I Resan. Rl. Ed Simmons. 74. vs. ' Pat Lynch. "!); A. B. Johnson. 77. Jim Snider. 82. Roy Mor- . ehii. J. vs. Ed Vranizan. 79; Larry Hirons. 7(i. vs. R. F. Moore Jr. 81. Harry Millette. 7.5, vs. Gordon Reeves. 80; Dom Provost. 77, vs. Dick House, 82. Alan Holmes. 72. vs. Leiphtrm j Tuttle. 79; H. Wood, 76, vs. Dr. D. 1 tniMesori, 81 . Mirk"v Shaw. 74. vs. Dirk flal- vni. 80; Boh Maenlz. 77. vs. Bud I Uarhold. 82. Phil Underwood. 73. vs. Huch Kiedrowski. 70; Geo. Mack. 76. vs. Dodd Fisher 81. Rob Ashman, 75. vs. Harold Bailey. 81; John Nuich, 78. vs. Cliff Goldman. 83. I Hon bimtn. ,2, vs. Jack Bum Gardner. 7!); Bob Atkinson. 76, vs. Paul Moore, 81 . Tim Berfi. 74, vs. R. O'Dell. 79; James A. Ellington, 77. vs, Tom Taut sen. 82. Edward Kovaeovich. 73. vs. Jim Walsh, 70; Dennis Mc I Manus. 7(i. vs. Don Coston. 81. Lynn Creason. 75. s. Robert H. Monte Gr-Mte. 82. .urn anciaon. a, vs. mil McAl lister. 7'l; Dr. Win. Miller. 76. vs. John Frohnmayer, 81. Bob Hope. 74. vs. Lee FHnk. 80; Ron Mitch ell. 77, vs. Jim Quincy. 82. Dr. David Bonis. 74. vs. Clayton W. Lewis. 70; Dave Munro, 77. vs. W. J. Grant. 82. Bob Wolsborn. 75. Dr. John W. Bishop. 81; Russ A'hcson- 78- vs' w tt. van Dyne, 2nd Filch! I (Friday, Conrsr 1) ! 8:43 Rannv Smith. 79. vs. Dean La'"ber. 83; Ben Bates. 83 vs. Dr. Wernep zeiier. si. nan nick Hen. sdman, 83. vs. Don stucheli. 83: Jim Woods. 83. vs. Jack Ostenson, 84. fl 57 Warren Bayliss, Rl. vs. Homer Cooper. A3; O. Thomas. 83. vs. wm. w. Speer, B4. 9:04 Frank Peterson. A3, vs. Oliver Jamison. 84; Dennis Soran. 83, vs. David Creason. 84. 3rd Filch! 1 (Friday. Course O 8:08 Robt. Stephenson. B4. vs. t Vrrn Smith HV IqkIt QnnliiMtVi 'fu. vs. Don' Wood. 85. 8:is Cari t KruKer- 84- vs James Abbott. B5; Norm Mf)VCS 85. vs. Jim Gjll 85 ! 8 22 Bill Lee. 84. vs. Warren Dea- i JS fe.8Ji.C8hS-FHn i cms. 84. vs. Jim Bartelt, 85: Bruce I S,ern' 83" vs' Boh MnrriSl 85' (1."i FiiRhi !(l-riday. Course 1) 7:33 Bin Bratton. as, vs. Stan Dnwson. 8: James w. Zika. 86. -ith Flight Onn Swrnriiman Rfi Jim Horner. 7; Dick Pendercast. 87 vs Ray Heysell. 87. Wayne Chit- wood. 86. vs James Maxwmell. R7; Ome Ted, 87. vs Hugh Pitts. B7. lcr'-Ai-Ton1ne ?6- u Au' stad. Re Charlie Michelson. 87. vs Tom McLend. 87. Jim Vranizan. 87. ,; Stan Stark. 87; Tom Gannon. 87. vs. David Williams. 88 fith Flight William Hnnmn Ir RR vc .tnc w& ' ! 1 696 J I' NOW I TOUR DUU STEVENS AUTO SALES 505 North Central Avnu ttftmmm .i!""""""" I " 'r ?' I? J r - ill SHADOW IN ACT - Shadow of Justin Smith, right, of Medlord, appqars to get into the act as Smith and Carl Schmidt, also Medford, congratulate each other over their qualifying play in the Southern Ore gon Golf tournament here. Smith fired a two under par 70 over the Rogue Valley 7th Flight Bob Temnleton. 80. Max Pierce. 90: Herb Ross. 90, Bruce Cullison. 91. W. M. Porter. 90, vs, Bob Dickey, 90; George R. Lord. 90. vs. Dr. Bill Black stone. 01. Herb. Realph, 89, vs. Lou McLaughlin. 90; Morell Sharp. 90, vs. Tom Reeder, 91. Duane Roisen. 90. vs. Bob Reeves. 9 1 ; Bill Deatherage. 90. vs. Dr. Don Michaelson, 91. WOMEN'S PAIRINGS: Championship Flight June Robinson. 76. vs. Mrs. Miles Munson. 86; Mrs. Helene Root. A5, vs. Mrs. Mike Lynch. 87. Mrs. Helen Da vies. 81. vs. Mrs. Irene Selby, 87; Mrs. Wally Re gan. 85, vs. .Shirley Teutsch. 91. Pam Staeey, iDCi. vs. Mrs. C. B. Collins. 86; Mrs. Wm. Miller, 85. vs. Mrs. Glennis Kovaeovich, 90. Mrs. Frank Fisk. 84. vs. Mrs. Mil dred Maxwell. 87; Mrs. R. Tern pleton. 85, vs. Mrs. Lloyd Brooks, 92. Flight Kay Median. 90. vs. Mrs. F. A. Short. 93: Mrs. Mahr Reymers. 92. vs. Mrs. Murray Yates, 05. Mrs. T. Sickels. 92. vs. Mrs. Russ Saun ders, 94; Mrs. B, Hartzelt. 93. vs. Mrs. Ray Frisbie, 95. Mrs. Ralph Moore Jr.. 91. vs. Mrs. Connie Kiedrowski, 93; Mrs, Pat Eidswick, 93. vs. Mrs. Wm. Speer. 95. Jackie Allen, 92. vs. Mrs. Wm. E. Cald well. 94; Mrs. J. T. Pickett. 93, vs. Jean Williams, 95. 4th Flight ! (Friday, Course 2) I 8:30 Mrs. .lane Bates. 96. vs. j Mrs. Stuart DeVry. 99; Almeda 1 Ztrakas, 98. vs. Jo Coleman. 101. j 0:37 Mrs. Harry Dale. 97, vs. Mrs. Charles MacDonald, 100; f Marge Nave, 98, vs. Mrs. W. J. I Grant, 101. 8:45 Mrs. W. T. ! Wright. 96, vs. Erma Gifford, 99; 1 Mrs. O. L. Dimmitt. 98. vs. Mrs. Skipper Bowie, 101. 8:52 Mrs.; John W. Bishop. 98, vs. Mrs. Edith Rettinger. 100; Mrs. Jo MacManus, i 99. vs. Mrs. James Abbott, 103. j fiih Flight i (Friday, Course 2 ) 1:30 Reba Taylor. 103. vs. ! Phyllis Wood. 105; Mrs. Ben R. j Hampton. 104, vs. Mrs, Joe F. Gillham. 107. 1 :37 Mrs. Dick Galvin. 103. vs. Betty Heysell, 105; i Mrs. Wade A. Parker. 104. vs. Mrs. j Ernest East, 108. 1:45 Mrs. Mar-! garet Mattson, 103. vs. Hazel I Schildt. 105; Mrs. Jeff Ehlen, 104. vs. Mrs. Roberta Williams. 108. I t :52 Marv Schci. 104. vs. Mrs. 1 Mary Vranizan. 107; Mrs. W. W. Hale. 105. vs. Marge Lambert. 109. 8Ih Flight Mrs. Emma Rocs. 100. vs, Mrs. ' Marg. Mayes, 112; Mrs. Ralph 1 Lawson, 1 1 1. vs. Mary Reinente ria. 115. Mrs. Shirley Jonet., 110, vs. Mrs. Jnfk Six. 113: Mrs. Mark Calder. 11. vs. Mrs. Frances Ram sey. Ufi. Mrs. L. E. Tripp, 109, vs. Mrs. Robert Norris. 113; Mrs. Harry Pappas. 112. vs. Mrs. J. Morris. 1 15. Mary Day. 111. vs. Dorothv Tubbs, 1 13; Mrs. Leone Albright. 112. vs. Mrs. Albert Harris. 116. Kith Flight Betty Brattan. 116. vs Mrs. Nancy Vranizan. 119: Mrs. Hazel Cumha, 117. vs. Mrs. Rose Ste phenson. 124. Mrs. Bonnie O'Don nel, 1 17. vs. Mrs. John Dasher. 122; Scottie Wciant, 117. vs. Mrs. Evona Holloway, 128. Harriet Pyle. 116, vs. Mrs. Helena dcSuIly. 121; Bunnv Pearson. 117. vs. Mrs. Starr Hankis. 127. Mrs. Molly Brinker. 117. vs. Mrs Mollir .lacno, 124; Mrs. Vickie Scott, 118, vs. Mrs. James Dixon. 132. SENIOR MEN'S PAIRINGS Championship Flight Dave Hill. "6. vs. John R Dash er. 79; C. Bennett, 87. vs. Vernon Hallin. 80. Frank Fisk. 76. vs. E. A. Pearson. 80; Marvin Clark. 78. vs. B Getchell. B2. Larry But ler, i DC), vs. Starr Hankis. 80; George Parsons. 78. vs. Andy Toy ly, 81 Carl Schmidt, 76. vs. Iver Isackson. 80; Cy Harbeke, 79, vs. Herbert E. Peterson. 82. 2nd Flicht E. W. Tichenor. 83, vs. Geo. Ri lev 85. John Moffat. 84, vs. Bill Tallis. 85. Grant A. Lovegren. 83. vs. Frank Corsetti. 85: Mahr Revmers. 84. vs, Jack Creacer, 86. Jim K. Speight, 83. vs. L. S. Mc Lean. 85; Bud Haupert. 84, vs. Harold Brainerd. 85. Dom Gian ! nini. 83. vs Jerry F Glecsan. 85. Ben R. Hampton. 84. vs. W. Les Murray. Hh 4th Flleht Ray Wise. 87. vs H S Cov ington. 89: Chas. La Franchise, 88, vs Bill Renshaw. 90. E. J. Hyeke. 87. vs. Ernest East. 89; Arnold Inches. 88, vs. J. Cottingham. 91. Frederick Tucker. 87, vs Jim Marchese. 89. John Flynn. 8R. vs. Wm. T. Wright. 91 Frank Davis. 87. vs Howard LeClerc. 90, Dr F A. Short. 88. vs George Simer ville. 91. flth Flight James Banasco. 91, vs Ralph M Lawson. 94: Dr. R. B. 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