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Newspaper Page TextMEDKOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OKEUON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 19811 California Group Favors Ref Counting After Bell SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - "Saved by the bell!" one of boxing's ageless cries seemed destined to start getting the full count today from the California State Athletic Commission. The group proposed Friday that the referee continue his count over a fighter even if the round had come to an end. And the gong only would ring when the count was finished or the boxer had made it up from the canvas. This was one of 13 rules changes which the commission recommended to increase safety measures in California's profes sional bouts. The entire list comes up for a public hearing at another commission meeting next month. Then it is sched uled to become law 30 days after that. In another important propos al, gloves would be raised in weight by two pounds in all divisions, padding would be in creased on the lower strand of the ring ropes and time out would be called until a boxer recovered his lost mouthpiece. Harry W. Falk, Jr., chairman of the commission said that the rules were drawn up and for warded to Gov. Edmund G. Brown and the state legislature! after the governing body re-J quested such a study. Oregon Finishes 4th In Total Offense NEW YORK (UPI) -Oregon finished fourth in total offense and fifth in passing offense in I final NCAA team football statis- i tics released here today. j The Ducks rolled up an aver-, age of 360.7 yards per game on ! 3,607 yards on 635 plays in 10 games. They passed for a 185.1 average on 1,851 yards while completing 118 of 212 pass at tempts for a .557 percentage. KITTLE CONFIRMS PORTLAND (UPI) -Hub Kit tle Friday confirmed a report that he will resign as general manager of the Portland Beavers- of the Pacific Coast League. SPORTS RAINBOW AGUE Hnot Owi Logging (11-51 2, Chuck Heffncr 537; Squirt (9-7) 2, Ernie Dukcshier 534. Crater Lake Machinery Two (10 6i 2, Gone Carrigan 483; Rogue Valley Hospital (8-8) 2, Jerry Strckler 510. Harry and David (R-8 1. Bill Uhreen 529; M and M Agency (8 8) 3, Bob Farrell 517. Jicg's Hardwood Charcoal f8-8 3. Bud Van Hoy 558; neichhold Chemicals (5-11) 1, Herb South wick 503. Crater Lake Machinery One (8-81 1, Jim Carrigan 533; Standard Sta tions (7-8i 3. Jack Thompson 433. U.S. National Bank (8-8) 3. Den nis Skinner 464; Keep Oregon Green (6-1 Ov 1, Buz Moran 488. Chuck Heifner 20. Tom Schoon over 209, Bud Van Hoy 203; Hoot Owl Logging 2479; Herb Southwlck 184 all spare game. LUCKY STRIKERS LEAGUE Jim's Signal Service (StHa-SS'i) 3. Midce Johnson, Betty Meyers 478: White City Tire (38-24) 1, Virgie Howard 481. B and J Market (36-24J 1, Jean Warrington 378; Faber's Market (33lj-2ii'j) 3. AgCie Halzgang 47ti. Jackson County Co-Op (35 a 24 1 2 i '-1 . Haxel Gallardo 4fi5; Clark Walker Real Estate (2040) 1-Jt Shirley Mitchell 465. Van Weys Thrift (35-25) 1. Pal Stnnfield 415; Cogswells Market (26 1 a-33tj ) 3. Frankie Bobbins 422. Dan Patch (32'a-27'bl 4, Fran lliggins 553; Moscrs Flying A (23 37) 0. Dolores Kalista 443. Runnvcrcst Dairy (28-321 3, Betty West Tall 448; C. W. John son. Construction (25,i-34la 1. Iris Wimcr 464. Eatemans Richfield Cafe (2R-341 4, Viv Walter 472; Harrison Elec tric 126-34) 0, Marilyn G annuel caard 408. Viv Walter 198, Fran Higgnis 196. Virge Howard 188; Dan Patch Co. 1648. EARLY BIRD LEAGUE Knloe Electric (28-24) 3. Kathy Adams 504; Selhy Glass (25-27) 1, Jovce Paxson 474. Rambo's Richfield (28-24) 3, Vivlenne West 473; Rogue Valley Coiift. 128-24) 1, Myrna Harris 432. Mechanics Laundry (271 j-24 '3 3. Sallv Sweeney 474; Larry'a Line Up (2(i-2(ii 1. Alta Knatiber 489. Tolo, Cedar Mills (2(5-2(il 4. Joyce Jack 454; Jay Allen (25ia-26',a) 0, Nanrv Hooper 454. Medford Hotel (26-26) 3, Gayle Clover 521; Moore's Patio (19-29) 1, Ruth Leonnig 428. Kathv Adams lflO, Joyce Paxon !8ii, Joyce Jack 185; Tolo Cedar Mills 2195. ROGUETTES Chefs Flying A (23-13) 3. Bertha Snook 470; Hillyer Oil (21-15) 1, Carol Ditty 438. Bee Line Fashions (23-131 4, Lucv Sawyer 479; Modern Masonry (6-301 0, V. Reoves 4-i. Hutchins and Clark (16-16) 3. Nelda Moore 431; Team No. 1 (19 171 I. Nclda Roberts 411. Nita Sutton 19fi. Lucy Sawyer 190, Bertha Snook 178; Bee Line Fashions 1476. RAI L AMI CHAIN (Itctxv Ann Mixed Itniibl's) K-M"dlcvs (0-3i 4. Nell Shaffer S9; Bulldogs (5-7) 0, David Baylor 491. Lucky Seven (8-4) 3. Tom Ander Min 307; The Rogues (4-8) 1, B. Harmon 495. Question Marks (7-5) 4. E. Krss ler 5fil; Pin Ticklers (7-3) 0, Don Harmon 4H. Black Kats (7-51 1. Bob Urie 530; Awkward Four (fi'j-S'j) 3, Larrv Snopl 321. Alibiers (7-5) 3. Don Lewis 343; Woodchoppers i3-7j 1, George Smith 529. Halo's O'a-B'j) 1. Glny Hayse 408; Tigers Four (3-9) 3, Vernon Robertson 538. E. Kessler 222. Larry Snopl 212, Gene Orr and Neil Shaffer 203, Barbara Feinstein 185. J. Kessler 183. Ginny Hayse 182; Question Marks 2310. ROWLING WIDOWS Big Y Market (33-21) 4. Errrm Williams 412; White Hotwc Cafe 128'2-27'j) 0. Elsie McEwen 412. Bob West Const, (33-231 1. Viv ienne West 458: City Cleaners (28 28 i 3. Esther Mohr 436. B and B Auction (32-24) 4. Betty Statten 413; Herndon Richfield (221-33'jt 0. Betty Chisum 3B3. Cal. Ore Carbide (2jlj-30'ai 3. Lillian Leach 431; Hilton Lumber (lfi'a-Sfi'ji 1. Beverly Gulches 387. Vivientie West 186. Lillian Leach Ifin. Esther Mohr 158; City Cleaners 1224. WEDNESDAY TRIOR Ren Taylor Ins. M0-161 Mac Mc Ewen K23; McCulloch Chain Saw (29'r-2fila) 0. Tom Morris 528; Crater Lake Motors (32lj-23,v 4. Art Magcntti 530: Medford Really (28-28) 0. Dick Borden 333. Dicks Archery (30'a-35'j 3. Jack Bnardman 465; City Cleaners f242-31 'a 1. Virg. Mohr 514. Dairy Queen i30-2fii 4. Harv. Rrcsee 518: So. Ore. Surgical (15 37' O. forfeit. White House Cafe (26-30) 3. Kerwm McLean 496; Central Point Bogymen (23-33) 1, Jim Wat son 496 MacMcEwen 234-209. A- Z. Mer kel 04, Tom Morris 204; Ren Tay lor Ins. 1619. ROXY ROCKERS LEAGUE Oregon State police (12-4) 4, Rafe Anders 552; Chefs Flying-A (7Oi o, Harv Tonn 568. Free Enterprise Parking HO-fii 4. Olen McCoy 384; pacific Power and Light i6-10 0, Phil Detroit 444 Hilton Fuel (10-6. 3. Foster Beaver 515: Timber Products No. 1 8-ai I. Dave Shurts 524. Timber Product No 2 f)0-t 3, John WimIv 330; GMAC 5-Ui 1. John Sanford 4f2. Grancc Co-Op (9-7 1, Linrtaiv Houston 321: Haupert Tractor i9-() 3, Jim OConnor 574. Montgomery Word 7-9 2. John Rrcnnen 479; National Guard (3 13 2. Frank Morris 492 Olen McCoy 232. LVvig Foubmy 220. Harv Tonn 213; Oregon Slate Police 2474. DREAMERS LEAGUE Dillies (37-19) 0. Jeanne Larson 373; Scramblers (32-24) 4, Nancy Jennings 349. Swivel Hips (33-23) 1. Beverly Winholt 401; Lefties (17-39) 3, Blanche Kincaid 391. Channel Chums (291'it-26,i) 2, Ellie Hopewell 413; 3 M's (24-32) 2, Marvena Wallace 413. Flappers (29-27) 2. Ruby Caroth era 347; Pinups (22,,a-33',a) 2, Lo lita Wright 428. Marvena Wallace 170. Beverly Wtnbolt 167, Carol Schneider 156; Lefties 1402. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Brave Bull i8-D 3. Dick McKen zie 584: Bates Wholesale (4-5) 0, Dick Weber 570. Olsen's (7-2) 2, Uoyd Knapp 592; Medford Lanes (4-5) 1, Ernie Schorsch 5 GO. So. Ore. Dry Kiln (8-3) 3, Mel Mager 534; Wooden Shoe (4-5) 0. Kyle Payne 530. Lamport's (5-4) 3, Dennis Bau man 700: Mechanics Laundry (3-6) 0, Walt Daigle Jr. 593. Frito Kids (5-4) 1, Forrest Lid dell 543; O.K. Market (4-5) 2, Dick Farrell 557. Alexander and Brown (4-51 2, Ralph Davis 594; So. Ore. Trophy (2-71 1, Berry Scruggs 565. Kim's (4-31 2. Jim Knapp BOB; Beck's Bakery (3-6) 1, Riley Appel gate 652. Dennis Bauman (278-208-214) 700; Fred Anderson 233. Ralph Da vis 233: Alexander and Brown 982; Lamport's 2828. EVERGREEN LEAGUE Bateman and Sons (IB-fi) 3. Bruce Bateman 536; Lawyer Ve neer ( 7-i 7 1 1, Dick Brown 503. Ore.-Wash. Telephone (17-7) 4. Marvin Slaven 558; l.O.O.F. (1-23) 0. Al Bohannon 409. iLocal Loan (16-8) 0, Fred Gal lardo 514; Medco (13-11) 4, Joe Haugen 563. Big Y (l.T-fl) 1. Bob Ayer 433; Redman Lodge (12-12) 3, Bud Wicker 444. Coca Cola H2-12) n. Sid Blood 363; Hire Root Beer (8-13) 4, Oscar Holloway 538. Marvin Slaven 224. Joe TTaugen 211, Sid Blood 210, Uoyd Haugen 210; Medco 2461. 3-pc. Bathroom Set 5 ft. cast Iron tub Washdown toilet Choice of 20"xl8" or 18" round cast iron basin Take Advantage of This SPECIAL PRICE (In White) 4 95 8 Less Fittings Sip- Glass Tub llllil- Enclosure PJ" Safety-wire-glass or also !fj) M'J'ggp available with etched Kil" jfr ' $Wa" c'8$'sn or '"cure $3750 ON HUNDREDS OF LIGHT FIXTURES : O NEW SELECTION OF POLE LAMPS JUST RECEIVED-MAKE IDEAL GIFTS! If OFF k LIST m POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL BATHROOM MIRRORS 18-Inch $E395 24" $15.95 Hangs flat on the wall ... no wall opening Is 30" $17.95 needed. The easiest cabi net to install anywhere. 42" $22.95 IXKS INDUSTRIAL Fluhrei-s (12-4) 3, Nora Nealha- mer 524; Spoilers (79) 1, Lew Miles .r57. Cvpos (10-6) 1, Homer Sullivan .147; Alligator (8-8) 3. George Barr 526. Sea Dors (11-3) 3, Harry Jewett 531; Kogap (7-9) 1, Chuck Learn 490. Ticars (8-81 1. Lei Cook 511); Overhead Door (8-8) 3, George Paul 5!i0. Lively Five (8-81 2. Frank Sal vers 541; J. R. Whitney (6-10) 2, Art Pollard 525. Naumes (7-19) 1, Vines Lobriell 472; Go Boys (4-121 3, Stu Forhea 475: Bob Forbes 475. Frank Knox 224. George Paul 222, Bill Howell 217. nOXV ANN LE AGUE Graham Cabinet i)-3 4, Rov Rurchclt 549; PMT (6-6) 0, Jim Wrvn 515. Timber Products (9-3) 4, John Wisely 522; Medford Radiator (5-7) 0, Sid Brown 518. Buskirk Const. ff)-3) 4. Luckv Luchlerhand 563; Willamette Val ley (1-11 1 0. Lou Kula 503. ONC (7-51 4. Dan Shupnrl 552: Graham Electric (5-7) 0, Pink O'Connor 405. Cogswell's Mkf. (7-5) 1. Bill Center 522; Hoskins Const. (4-8) 3. Lyle Davis 401. Cal pac Utilities (6-6) 3. Lou Benjamin 544; Mark's Groceteria (4-8i 1. Dave Morris 401. Lowell Reavis 220. Phil Rennick 212; Biukirk Const. 2031. SIESTA LEAGUE Amigos 137-19) 4. Hazel Gallardo 48G; Wetbacks (27-29) 0, Doty Hughes 300. Tres Peons (35-21) 4, Lillle Holt 460; Sleepy Gringos (16-40) 0, Ruby Paudois 405. Siete Arriba (32-24) 2. Carol Reagan 3B!); Bloogen (31-25) 2, Helen O'Neal 429. Diez Birlos (2D-27) 1, Helen Nikodyrn 437; Las Senoras (21-35) 3, J. Williams 390. Las Pajaritas i27-2fli 3. Nita Gos nell 554; Tener Sueno (20-34) 1, Joyce Reavis 476. Nita Gosnclt 187 .Louise Swind ler 187. Hazel Gallardo 187; Las Pajaritas 1642. ROLLING PIN Hi Martin 35'3-20'ii 2. Vivian Rodgcrs 478; Bud' Texaco 125'j 30'j) 2. Margaret Naylor 409. Butte Falls General Store (31 24'al 2. Helen Schermerhorn 477; B and B Auction (29-27) 2, Cinny Weaver 479. Bill'a Lady Bugs (28-27) 3. Shir ley Hamilton 469: Garrett Brother! (20'1-35',l 1. Betty Bover 461. Little Dutch Launderette i27i 2fl', 3. Rosa Young 490; White's Midway Service US'.i-SO'ji 1. Marion Nobhs 435. Rosa Young 197. Shirley Hamil ton 189. Juanita Brenner 184; Lit tle Dutch Launderette 1991. MEDCO LEAGUE Gad Abouts (38-22) 3. Gtnnv Weaver 447; Twisters (34-26) 1, Louine Orcskovie 413. Smilcrs (32-28) 3. Ina Germain 481: Safety Pint (27-33) 1, Mabel Pasckvale 441. 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