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TUKSIMY,
Eagles In
Winnemucca
Tournament
First of two December tour
neys which will help shed light
on the Rogue League basketball
race is scheduled this week end
with, however, just two Rogue
schools participating.
Eagle Point High will he one
of I hp guests and Lakevicw the
host team for the event and they
will play in the second game on
Friday night. Winnemucca, Nev.
and Brookings of the Sunset
loop, vie in the first game. Fri
day losers and Friday winners
are Saturday night rivals.
Four of the five Southern Ore
gon Conference schools have
basketball games this week.
Mcdford will he at Willamette
High (Eugene) and Crater at
Lebanon Friday and Saturday
evenings. Grants Pass enter
tains Tillamook both nights. Kla
math Falls will be host to Bend
on Friday.
St. Mary's of Mcdford will
have a two - night week end
stand as home against another
parochial school. The Crusaders
oppose St. Francis of Eugene.
The Saints are menlorcd by Ed
Hummel, a former St. Mary's
roach.
Phoenix High has a single
game this week, entertaining
Myrlle Creek on Saturday.
Prnspert varsity and junior
varsily is In be host tonight to
( rater jayvoes and sopho-.ores.
Rullp Falls varsity is In play
Eagle Point this evening at
Eagle Point and will meel St.
Mary's jayvces at Mcdford on
Friday in the prelim to the SM
St. Francis game.
Ashland sophomores entertain
Eagle Point on Thursday and
Klamalh Falls on Saturday.
North Grunts Pass ninth was
lo meet Crater freshmen at Cen
tral Point today and the North
eight and seventh to lake on
Central Point teams. Fleming
Junior High crew will travel to
face Crater and Central Point
clubs Thursday and Iho Hed
rick seventh Reds to vie at St.
Mary's. Ashland teams go to
North Grants Pass on Friday.
Bears, Packers,
Giants Dominate
NFL All-Stars
NEW YORK (UPI) - .limmy
Brown of the Cleveland Browns,
pro football's greatest running
hack, regained his place on the
lf)i.:i National League all-slar
learn today by unanimous ac
claim. The Chicago Rears, Green
Ray Packers and New York
Gianls each placed five men on
I he 22-man, two-platoon learn:
the St. Louis Cardinals had
three represenlatives; Ihe Do
Iroil Lions Iwo, and Ihe Browns
and Minnesota Vikings one
each.
M l, ALL-NT It MUST THAN
OR Y A. Tutu-. New York
RH Jimmy Brown, Cleveland
tin Toinniv Miison. Minnesota
PC Del Sholner. New York
PI" Rol.bv Joe Conrad. SI Louili
TK Mlkr IlilkH. Clni'iiBO
T r'nrrcnl GreRc, Green Bav
T BoHevrll Brown. New York
C. Jerry Kramer, Clieen Bay
G Ken flrwv. SI. Loina
C Jim RiiiKO. Green Bay
llelrnse
K Doug Alklns. Chlmim
K .Inn Katntvugr, New York
T Henry .Ionian. Green Bay
T -Roeer Brown Delron
Ml. H Bill Georae. Cliu-acn
(II B Joe K.n ninMlo. Clnraco
OI.B- Bill Forester. Green Bav
MB Mirk l.vmh. New York
MB --Dirk l.mie. Deli oll
S- Huh IVtntion. Chnaeo
S-lnv WiUon. SI l.ool
I'll! n:siti; r
rn rsRi'ucii icpn - The
rillshurgh Pirates purchased
Mih.innYd relief pilrher Boh
Allen from the Cleveland Indi
ans Monday and sold outfield
er Larry Klhnl to Ihe New
York Mets.
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SPORTS
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PERFECT GAME Dick McKen.ic, above, rolled a perfect game
Sunday at Rnxy Ann Lanes. It is the fust M) game to he rolled
at Roxy. McKcnzic accomplished his feat in open bowling and
thereby missed the monetary and merchandise awards of league
play under sanction of the American Bowling Congress. He will
get a trophy from the Oregon State Bowling Proprietors Associa
tion. McKenzie's 300 was in a practice round on two alleys, Nos.
15 and IB. He'd gone to Roxy for a make-up game in the Coca
Cola Invitational Singles League and his rival was late. Dick
reported the ball perfect in the pocket on all 12 strikes. Dick
carries a 201 average in the Coke league and has averages of
190 in Ihe Mcdford Classic League and 187 in the Commercial
League at Mcdford Lanes. His highest previous game was 2R7 in
the Northwest Tournament at Tacoma, Wash., in 1951. McKenzie
is employed at Mcdford Lanes.
Upsets Jumble
Basketball Ratings
NEW YORK (UPI) Michi-1
gan and Kentucky moved up to i
challenge top-ranked Loyola of j
Chicago today in the United
Press International college bas-
ketball ratings. Ihe weekly !
standings were jumbled by a
scries of upsets.
Loyola s high-scoring K.'im-
blers survived a close brush
with the upset wave against
Detroit and Western Michigan
during Ihe week and thus I
dropped four first-place ballots
from last week. Ihe undcleal
ed Ramblers wore ranked No. 1
by 28 of Ihe 35 coaches on the
UPI rating hoard this wocK.
Unbeaten Michigan, an caily
seasnn favorite to capture Ihe
Big Ten crown, skipped Ihree
places In second, receiving
three firsl-plnce ratings and lo-
tnling 245 points, no nenmn
Loyola.
Kentucky, which has broken
Ihe loo-poinl mark Ihree limes
in winning five straight, moved
(our positions to third with Iwo
first-place voles and 202 poinls.
Duke, one of five members of
the top 10 lasl week In be up
set, dropped from second loillKi viiimmvu
Boosters Would Welcome OCC
Probe of Southern Oregon's
Athletic Scholarship Program
ASHLAND - "The Rod R;iul
pis Boosters Hub wouhl wel
come an investigation of our
athletic scholarship jHonram hy
the Orccon Collei-iate
Confer
ence, vm Mnnmasier. pti'M
denl of the cli.b declared yes
terday. His statement was in answer
to a proposal hy Dr. Alexander
Petersen Jr., former chairman
of the Suthern Orrpin Colleue
departemtn of physical educa
tion Petersen Saturday called tnr
an inquiry of the college's ath
letic practices hy the American
Association of i'niversity Pro
fessors, SinRmaster said. "Our cluh is
fourth; Cincinnati gained one
position lo fifth and UCLA, un-
bealen in four tests, jumped
from I4lh lo sixth.
NYU, upset bv Toledo, fell to
seventh from thud and Texas
advanced a notch lo eighth
Vanderbilt, another high-scnr
ing outfit which dropped Duke
last week, vaulted from llilh to
ninth with five consecutive
wins; and two powerful small
er universities, Davidson and
Toledo, both with six straight
victories, lied Oregon State for
Kllli.
NKW YOm (t'Pll- Thr llllltrH
Pf(s InloniitlmuHl rnllci;!1 htiskpl
htill liilmci Willi Ilisl-plaiT volrs
and wiin-lol ipi-nid IhrnuRh
Kiimrft (if Saturday. !'. M. in pR-
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Wu-lllln 1: l.". Altdlin Slalp III:
Hi. OKIahiiina Cilv 1.1: 17. KaiiNim
Stair :i: 1A. C'rriKllInn 12; 111.
Rradlrv I; 211 (tin. t;i(HKII 1ch
mi.
made up of a great many bus
inessmon in Jackson County
w h n s e contribution averages
about Slot) each per year. We
help from 15 to IB boys with
tuilion only which amounts lo
S'.Ht n semester.
"We feel that a modesl type
program such as this is ol bene-
lil to a teacher educational in- j j'.
stiliitinn Mien as .Nouincrn uie-jVn
mm College. " e lielieve our
pingt.im is good for the school.
Ihe student body aod athletics
and we hope to conlinue il in the
future."
Sclloul Accused
Singniasler pointed out that
there are "no strings attached
lo Ihe nuinev. whatsoever." and ;
Ihe llooslers don't dictate In
school officials whom to use il
for.
Petersen at an Oregon Col
legiate Conference meeting last
Tuesday accused his own school
of two violations of the OCC
cmnpacl He maintained that
SOC basketball practice began
before Ihe ollu ial Nov. 1 open
ing date and charged lliat ath
letic scholarships had been is
sued by coaches rather than by
an academic committee.
The charges were denied by
Or Theodore Schnpf. head bas
ketball coach, and bv Or Klmo
Stevenson, president of the col
lege. In a formal slalemenl lo Ihe
Ashland Tidings. Or Petersen
said he would not srek lo regain
his position as department chair
man He staled thai Or Ste
venson had accepted his resig
nation alter previously rejecting
il. The resignation was submit
ted a year ago
, Petersen promised Ihe AAl'P
inquiry because of conflicting
j "facts" being put before the
public. ,
win i nt s Til HK
KANSAS CITY il'PH The
Kansas City Athletirs Sunday
trailed pitcher Frtvl Norman to
Ihe Clucaco Cuhs (or outfielder
Nelson Matthews and rash
Matthews played with Ihe We
nalrhee Chiefs ( the Norlhttesl
League ln simshiis ann and led
the loop in hitline Dunne Ihe
past season he played as an
outfielder for Ihe Cnln
Crater's Grapples
To Host Roseburg
CENTRAL POINT - Crater
High wrestlers will try for a re
peat victory on Wednesday.
They take on the Roseburg
Indians. Competition is slated
to get under way at 7 p.m.
The Comets are aiming to get
back on the winning trail. They
defeated Roseburg in their sea
son opener hut have since lost
matches lo Glcndale and Suth
erlin. Crater heat Roseburg 27-22 in
the first meeting. Richard Tide
mand, Steve Weige, Shcrm Sim
mons, Job Thomas, Steve Jorde
and Frank Armstrong had wins
for the Comets.
The Comet Frosh go to the
mat on Thursday against Flem
ing at Merlin.
Handicap
Golf Lead
Narrowed
Ed Simmons and Chuck Swcn
son remained in first place in
the holiday handicap golf tour
ney at Rogue Valley Country
Club although they did not play
lastt week.
Their lead, however, nar
rowed to one point. They have
14.
Bill Mcllvaine and W. W. Wil
liams are tied with Floyd Baker
and Ivan Harrington in second
spot with 1.1 points each. Wil
liams and Mcllvaine won by
one hole over Jim Rickeson and
Bill Tycer and by two over
Marvin Holm and Ota Binegar.
Baker and Harrington won by
seven points over Houston Pitts
and Dave Lnwry.
M Teams
Ray Mencke and Dr. Ralph
Thompson are in fourth spot
Wlth 12 markers. They netted
si" points in two matches, Grab-
hlnR 'rom Dr. Ralph
Hibbs and E. H. Collins and
losing one to Bob Maentz and
uan.se mis
There are now 89 teams in
the tourney. Low net best ball
sn far is shared by three teams.
The duos of Sam Battistone and
Ron Rrenneman, Williams and
Mcllvaine and .lim Quincy and
John Humphrey have netted
Ms.
Lynn Treason took low gross
prize with 72 in week end hall
sweepstakes. Carl Schmidt gar
nered low net prize with 72,
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Turkey, Ham
Shoot Sunday
Medlord Gun Club will have a
lurkev and ham shonl on Sun
day, bee. 22
Squads will be arranger! ac
cording to ability of the shoot
ers. l.oyd I.angston broke 25
straight in Hi yard trapshoot
ing last Sunday. Those with 24
of 25 were Bernard Henry, Hugh
McCinty and Howard Myers.
Breaking 2;l were Merit Sim
mons. Floyd Young. Mike Drake
McCiiinty and Charles Bendel.
Bendel had high handicap
handicap score of 22. Skeet
highs were 20s hy I.angston and
Henry.
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Invilot You To Bring
Your Imported Cr
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MEDKOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MfcDKOKD,
COMET MAT.MAN Frank
Armstrong, above, wrestles at
168 or 178 pounds for the Crater
High Comets aod will be in ac
tion Wednesday evening when
Crater entertains Roseburg at
Central Point.
Medford High 2nd,
Ph oenix Rated 6th
In Prep Hoop Poll
PORTLAND (UPI) - Smith
Eugene ranked in first place In
day among Oregon's A-l high
school basketball teams in the
weekly Journal coaches poll.
Bowling
Combined Insurance ( 1 4-fii 3,
Kpii Chnstpnson 521, Firestone
(fi-!4 1. Dave Gosom 42R.
Rosue Valley Cminlrv Club (13-
7) 3. Sieve Udctl 550; IOOF 19-11)
1. Walt CraiK 4K4.
Weslsirie Lumhor ' 12-flt 4, Ball
Bred 505: Coniinrrrial Home In-
ulatinn (12-ai 0, Karl Hills 455.
Grnera! Tire i!2-Ri 3. Bill Pain
r r4fi: I.inincer'R 1 ) i. Louie
Dimirk 475
Valley Pliiinhinir (12-R) 0. Ken
McManama 542: nocue Valley Ply
wood 1 10-10) 4, Norman Draper
JR5.
Coast lo Coast (R-121 1. Don Du
enherry 571; Rnene Vending (3-17)
1, B. EttiiiRer 431.
Ken McManamn 212. Ball Reed
20f. Norman Draper 202; West (title
Lumber 2813.
row srtitivY Mfiinrns
Vaur Aren (34-IRi 3, Ralph Black
53fl. CheckniHles t2f)-23j 1. Al Flora
312
Ticrr f32li-tn1 2. Nolan
VatiRhn 4 17; HfcK'Ji (28-241 2,
Glenn Knauhrr ItR
noundrr.s ilMI 1 -22 1 , ) n, Bea
Mathews 4!H: Fmir Ga i2r ' 7 I
4. Lennie Ga.sron Sin,
L and Ms (2H'3-23'i) t, GeorRe
Mulvey 453: Gonf Offs 123-23) 3.
Maice Smith 450
Wonders i23-21 I, Totn Parker
5R0; Four Squares 120-32) 3. Bilt
Howell 570
AlliRators ( IR 1 ,-33 1 ;) 0. Davi
Shurts 1!)H, Pinhusters (lfi'i-3.Vji
4, .Inn Dorsev 4H3
Rosvne Gnsrti WA. Cnrkv .ones
17fi. Al Flora 210. Tom Parker 2H.
K1.KS .U NIOR-SKNIOK
Lucky Strikes 125-151 4. Dennis
Roshears 535; Cherrv Pickers
(15'..-24'21 0. Ken Smith 394.
Four Aces (24-liit 31,, Steve
Sehroeder 45: Luck Outs (in'j
20',. i Dan Pev ton 34.
Four of a Kind i24-lrti 3. .lohn
Tuneate 4R2; Odd Balls 23-I7l 1.
Vircima Goddard 30ti
Alley Kats i23-17i 4. Bill War
ner 5!4. Horn Frogs (22-lfli o. Mike
Hukev 4fiti
Ptn Trushers M7-23' 3, Pan Os
horn 308: Goofers i-33' 1. Dan
Pennmctim 471.
Bill W'Hrner n-22(. John Tun
Satp :t. r)enms Bosh ear l(7.
Luckv Strikes MiiJH
MAR M'l ltOV ROI I.im
Statiichtem 'U'-lfli Clara Tor
rev 4,vY Go Getters 22-3fli O, Rn
rnn Hol-or.s ;tR
Starinaker i3'-2n O. Mrv Schri
3R1. Jihs i30-30i 4. Ina Germain
421
Gad About '3 ',.-23
Pin.
and Nredlrs (2-34i 0,
Norma Fin-
; ne ' 4 17
j Hrnnr Bii-trr "2',03,; 2 Vel
1 da Olson 3'i2 Sloupokes iri-ll 2.
i Mara Peterson 355.
tna Germain too. .Tuamta Bi en-
ner 177. Freida Snoriarass IflO. Had
Ahouta 1327.
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90 PROOF KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY DISTILLED AND BOTTLED
BY THE JUtfS 8. BUM DISTILLING CO., CLERMONT, BEM, KENTUCKY.
OREGON
Tornadoes
Bill Mat
Encounters
Mcdford Hich wrestlers
are
this
involved in three matches
week.
The varsity goes to Grants
Pass on Thursday evening. That
afternoon the jayvees take on
the Eagle PoiiH team at 6:30
o'clock here this evening.
In varsity exhibition matches
here last Saturday Medford out
scored Roseburg 9219.
SATli It I) A Y K X 11 1 11 1TION S
1 1S Rich Cflnpy. M, ripe. Earl
Buchanan. R, 4-1; l'J3 Bob CartP.
M. pinned Jrrrv Smith. R. 1st; 123
Rich Orr, M. pinned Jim Sppkn
vic. R. lut: 13(1 Mikf Miller. M,
rli'C. Brt SHchcr. R. H-1: Kill Rich
William, M. pinnrri fipni I.rvistnn.
R. 2nd. 130 Dennm Fowler. M.
pinned DalP Filnmrc, n. l.st; 13H
noKT Williams, M. pinnrri Mlkr
Danlf V. R. 2nd; 1311 Rich William,
M, pinned .John Jamison. R, 2nd;
Klfi Otto Rvn, M. drr l-onnle
Good, R, fl-l; KHi Bill Tipton.
R, dec. Sal Ksquivel. M. 4-1: 13fi
Larrv Forrest. R. doc. Pat Kilibv,
M. 12-7; Klfi Ron Huklll. M.
pinnrd Tprry Rosh. R. 1st; 141 Pat
Do vie. R. dec Bob Jones. M. 10-4
141 Bernard Szymaniak, M, won
by default over Don Isaacson. R.
141 Leonard Howe. M. dec. Gor
don JoneB. R. 8-4; 141 RaJph Har
ris, M, pinned Joe Howell, R, 1 st 3i
14fi Jim Richmond, R. pinned
Fred GrMtcn. M, 2nd; 1 4fi Colin
Tubbs. M. drew with Mac Clark.
R. 4-4: 1S7 Gene Richman. R. dec.
Rich Templcton, M. il-fi; 157 Tom
Gilman. M. pinned Ken Cooper. R.
2nd; Ki8 John Pruitt. M. dec. Bob
Naucie. R. H-1; lfH George Hax
luein. M. pinned Bill DsinRcr. R.
2nd; 16R Geoff Stathos. M. pinned
Steve RuskpII, R. 1st; 17B Brian
Petersen. M. pinned Terry Byrd.
R. 1st: 17R Don Wilson. M. pinned
Warren Roelle, R. 1st; Ifll Jim
Jones, M, pinned John Wimer, R.
1st
Score: Medford A2, Rose.hurg ID.
South Eucene had fi7 of a pos
sible 80 poinls while Medford,
which ranked second had 59 1
points. These two teams split a
weekend series. )
Grant of Portland was third i
followed, in order, by Sunset,
Central Catholic. Tigard. Sandy,
Jefferson, defending state cham-;
pion North Eucene and Mar-
shall. Thirteen other teams also
got votes.
In class A-2. Coquille topped
the pack, followed bv North
Catholic. Henley, Central, El
mira, Phoenix. Vale, Serra, and
Heppner and Nestucca tied for
ninth.
CLASS A-l
1. Soulh Eugene (2-1) 7
2. Medtnrd (1-31 Sfl
3. Grant (l-ll 44
4. Sunset (3-nt 3fl
. Central Catholic (2-1) 3:!
fi. Ticard (2-0) 2'1
7, Sanriv (1-1 1 Ifl
R. North Eupene (2-0) 14
10 Marshall (2-01 13
Others Marshfteld 12. MrMlnn
ville 7. Baker fi. Bend fi. Klamath
Falls fl, GranM Pass 5, Roehitrp 4,
CJorvalll 4. Pendleton 4. Parkrose
3. Milwaukie 3, Washinston 1,
Thurston 1
Coiu-hcs Board Hay Odell. Mar
shall. Balph Carroll, Cenlenmal;
Don Porter. Ticard; Dick Ballan
tvne. South Salem: Gordon Prehni.
CTrrtnts Pass. Chuck DeAulTinont,
Willamette; Georce Delap, Herniis
Inn. CLASS A-t
Cnriuille i4-ni 5t
1.
i ivorin uaiiiniir (1-1) tit
3. Henlev (3-Hi . ..... 32
4 Central i3-H .. 27
3 Fhnirn (3-0i 34
fi Phoeniv 14-01
7 Vale 12-1 i 20
8. Sena Cathnlie (4-0) 10
0 Heppner i4-o( . . lfi
Others Seaside 1. Sherman R.
Doupijlas 8. St. Franns H. Gold
Befirh K. Suislaw H. Hood River 5,
Dayton 4, Newport 2. P,redport 2,
Pleasant Hill 1. Lakeview 1. Stav
ton 1.
Coaches Board Karl McKinnev.
Dayton: Harold SohnUpolz. Toledo:
Rudy Herr. Cascade; Jack Walton.
Pleasant Hill; Frost I.ouchrv.
Mvrtle Creek. Chick Qmnovvski.
Nyssa.
Basketball
Colorado :i Am nil a St 7o
Seattle 78. St Marv iC'ahl 70
I'OP 12. Sacramento State Ii
Nevada Soiithrrn is. Nrvarla RR
Lintirld Alumni H3
t.onla lit i ML'. S Dakota KB
Marvlanrl TtH. ("leinson 4R
Southern Miss ti.y Miv SI fiO
loua St 77. 1'tah St tiR
MnsKipli 12. I.oiiivirina Tvh 7?
Duke 77. South Carolina in
NoHh Carolina HW Tnlane ft I
Wichita 7. Texas 37
Miami lOlnoi 7!. DePmtw fift
Bradlev 7R. Mmesota 7
Drake 71. San Dieco St, 10
Indiana 1 10. Detroit 12
Rice R4. Georcia Te.-h 7, ntl
Pinfare
WOW! What a bowling good :
time local bowlers had for them
selves last week.
AT MEDFORD Georgia
Boardman stood above the wo
men bowlers with 202-213-189 for
a big 604 series. Close at her
heels was Gertie Riggs with 178-210-215
for 603. Georgia took
third spot with a 580. Vivian
Knox 165-211-198 rolled for 574,
I.arayne Harris 198-183-190 for
571 and Billie Davis 183-195-191
for 569. Mary Offenbecker and
Klsie Baker tied with 5fi.1s and
Andrea Walls and Sherril Harsh-
Griffith,
Carter Vie
On Friday
NEW YORK (UPI) - Welter
weight champion Emile Griffith
makes an all-out bid for chal
lenficr's role in the lively mid
dleweight division Friday night
at Pittsburgh against top mid
dleweight contender Rubin
(Hurricane) Carter.
Griffith of New York, fighter
of the year and the only man
in win tne 147-pound crown !
three times, already has beaten
lfio-pound contenders Hoi-1
ly Mims and .lose Gonzalez in
am. j
And now Emile is favored at '
9-5 over slugger Carter of Pat-,
erson, N.J. 1
The week's bnxine schedule :
includes:
Tuesday: San .lose. Calif.
Louis Molina vs. Bobby Scan
Inn. New York (Sunnyside)
Lenny Mangiapane vs. Josse
Tanro.
Thursday: Miami, Fla Tony
Mamarelli vs. Bobby Allen.
hririay: Pittsburgh (Civic
Arena) Emile Griffith vs. Ru
bin (Hurricane) Carter ( non-title
)-TV.
McLoughlin
Care of Lincoln Savage
Ninth, eighth and seventh
grade McLoughlin Junior High
basketball teams look care of
their counterparts from Lincoln
Savage Junior High of Murphy
last night. The games were
played at McLoughlin.
The ninth grade final was 61
33, the eighth 36-20 and the
seventh, in which McLnughlin's
"black" team played, 36-18.
Quarter scores of the ninth
grade game were 11-1, 28-11 and
43-28 for McLoughlin. The home
team was sharpest in the first
half, while the visitors had a
strong third quarter. Lincoln
ravage employed a good zone
defense, forcing McLoughlin to
shoot from the outside, hut the
McLoughlin boys responded with
a 43 per cent average frnm the
field.
McLoughlin enjoyed 12-3, 24-13
and 31-17 quarter advantages in
the eighth grade game. Jay
Beach had 12 poinls for Mc
Loughlin. and Steve Wilkins
and Pele Thanos each pulled
down 11 rebounds. Mike Collins
had eight points and 17 rebounds
for Lincoln Savage.
Nlnlh c.rarip
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DiDple :i. Gillcspip 14. Sullivan 5.
Ricccr 2, Vaughn a, Gordon 4,
Younc 9. Touncs fi. G. Taylor.
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Prlow 2. Hafttincs 4. Panchurn IS.
Prttv (1. Pncp 2. Harris. Hrlnilev.
Proclor. Wallnian. Varner. Barker.
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Eler Smith 1. Reach 12. Logan.
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LARRY BLUNT
barger with 562s. Elsie Baker
also had a 556 and Nita Gasnell
187-144-2.'.3 for 554. Other series
included Del Christianson and '
Francis Higgins 553, Betty Rein
holtz 550, Alice Landing 547 and I
fat waney 547.
DENNIS BAUMAN ripped
up the wood at Medford Lanes
and joined the big 700 club with
a 278-208-214 for an even 700
series. Dennis also took second
high series with a 670. Bill War
ner had 215-234-204 for 653, Ray
Speer 213-212-222 for 647, Carl
Landis 247-179-214 for 640 and
.lake Olsen 212-213-202 for 627.
Bill Centors and Claude Potts
tied with 626s. Mac McEwen
carded 234-209-1R0 for 623, Claud
Potts 225-212-184 for 621 and
Charles McWhorter 215-171-233
for 619. Other top series were
Oliver DuBois 602, Chuck Rey
nolds 601, .lim Knapp 606, Waren
Poling 616, Ray Barker 610,
Stew Hopper 613 and Kula 608.
JEANETTE COULTER led
Medford Lanes senior girls with
183-158-152 for 493. Cheryl Chris
tianson paced the junior girls
with 130-167-185 for 482. Larry
Pricbe took the bantam boys
with 146-167- for 313 and Glenda
Dorff headed the girls with 89
98 for 187.
AT ROXY ANN LANES Cap
pi Lindquist rolled 593 with 232-173-188
for high women's series.
Dotty Wolff shot 201-199-177 for
577, Edi Dickinson 169-180-224
for 573, Carol Duzan 197-201-168
for 566 and Elsie Baker 186-175-194
for 555. Duzan also rolled
554. Bea Matthews scored 183-178-187
for 548. Del Christianson
192-190-161 for 543. Vi Corby 190-186-166
for 542 and Maxine Jan
zcr 232-161-146 for 541.
CARL WILSON threw a 203-235-199
for 637 and top men's
series at Roxy. Lewis Jantzer
rolled 232-184-215 for 631, Darwin
Moore 256-172-201 for 629, Herb
Leoning 183-207-237 for 627, Ron
Dixon 190-235-197 for 622 and
Keith Maryott 224-208-183 for 615
Teams Take
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Esselstyn. Nunley.
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1. Miller 4, Con 2, Petty 2.
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189-193-223 for 605, George Smith
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Urie had a 255 game.
BILL WARNER lopped lim
Senior boys with a 199-171-224
for 594. Virgina Goddard led the
girls with 99-158-139 for 396 and
Linda Blunt paced junior girls
with 136-154-99 for 389. Rick Wil
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125-159 for 284. Mike Watkins
had high game of 164, John Mc
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and Steve Fowler Ihe 3-6-7-8.
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