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0 of 3 Premium Clicks used this month SUBSCRIBE Print + Online Subscriber Activation | Register x Forgot Password | Need an Account? e-edition | subscribe | newsletter | deals Home News Latest Stories Wehby goes after Merkley in Medford debate Since You Asked: Water, retardant comprise one-two punch Boles fire arson suspect pleads not guilty Bridge work will cause more delays Thursday night Emergency services Crime, Courts and Emergency Services Emergency services Pacific Power impostors at it again in Southern Oregon Fire contained to garage Emergency Services Crews snuff RV fire on Kane Creek Road Politics and Elections Two newcomers vie for Richardson's seat Ward 2 Q&A: Clay Bearnson Ward 2 Q&A: Marlene Nuckols Ward 2 Q&A: Tim D'Alessandro Merkley-Wehby to debate Tuesday on KOBI Education Phoenix High School restores homecoming parade EP school district launches new app Striving to make the grade Fresh produce goes home with Jackson Elementary families State mandates eye exams for kids 7 and younger Environment Fear of orphaned cubs nixes new spring bear hunt Josephine County ballot measure would ban commercial and government pesticide use Low water exposes Emigrant Lake's past Wagner Creek work would restore streambank Deer-killing disease won't taint meat for hunters State news Nation - World Obituaries Lawrence Dale Edwards Lorraine A. 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LOCAL RESULTS MailTribune.com Writer Posted Oct. 13, 2014 @ 8:49 pm Updated Oct 13, 2014 at 10:06 PM Posted Oct. 13, 2014 @ 8:49 pm Updated Oct 13, 2014 at 10:06 PM » Social News BASKETBALL MBA Fall League Standings through Oct. 13 THIRD-FOURTH GRADE DIVISION MBA;3-0 Orchard Hill;1-2 Phoenix/Talent;0-2 FIFTH-SIXTH GRADE DIVISION St. Mary’s;5-1 MBA Black;5-1 MBA White;2-4 Ashland 6th/7th Girls;1-2 Ashland 6th Boys;1-5 SEVENTH-EIGHTH GRADE DIVISION MBA Black;6-0 North Valley High School Girls;4-0 North Valley Boys;2-2 Klamath Falls;2-2 MBA White;1-3 Crater;0-4 Ashland 7th-8th Girls;0-4 HIGH SCHOOL GOLD DIVISION North Valley;6-0 Lakers;5-2 Thunder;3-3 Grants Pass;2-4 Southern Oregon Flight;0-6 HIGH SCHOOL SILVER DIVISION North Valley JV;5-1 Cascade;3-3 Grants Pass White;3-4 MBA White;2-4 Ashland;0-5 BOWLING Local Highlights At Roxy Ann Lanes Through Oct. 10 EDWARD JONES SCRATCH: Joe Stuart 268-274-246-788, Dave Wooley 286-235-736, Leighton Edge 244-277-724, Nick Brickey 241-227-679, Brett Hays 257-234-661, Tad Edie 229-244-651, Matt McGill 258-649, Jerome Lee 244-642, Bob Korth 233-638, Tom Cook 223-636, Bill Cramer 235-223-622, Ed Lee 640. Games: Lee Speice 221. MEN: Dan Vogt 228-269-692, Rick Imhausen III 279-224-686, Rick Imhausen 226-644, Eric Jackson 247-631, Gary Raines 222-631, Scott Fait 236-629, Jason Schultz 225-621, Dion Taylor 225-618, Bruce Harper 230-603, Rick Sachen 619. Games: TJ Wiedrich 236, Zach Wyatt 236, Larry Sprague 234, Bill Weekley 232, Micah Watkins 225, Daniel Jones 225, Tye Hamers 223. WOMEN: Peggy Marchant 223-222-579, Heather Miller 210-564, Judy Hanna-Bell 200-554, Evelyn Oden 544, Laureen Patterson 531, Linda Fait 526, Linda Augustin 525, Crystal Armstead 516. Games: Shannon Armour 207, Brenda Snyder 204, Niki Millard 204. SENIORS MEN: Bill Evans 200-190-563, Joel Morrison 181-199-558, Ron Roberson 201-537, Ron Roberson 187-536, Cliff Rasmussen 182-180-529, Bob Kokanour 223-529, Tom Dallas 183-527, Ron Roberson 190-525, Johnny Prestage, JR 197-182-524, Dana Travers 195-520, Johnny Prestage, SR 193-517, Walter Shontz 183-503. Games: Johnny Prestage JR 204, Jerry Thompson 195-487, Bob Doescher 192, David Cruse 188, Tom Ward 188, Rod Hammer 187. WOMEN: Deanne Thompson 171-483. Games: Carol Coplen 174, Barbara Lane 170. JUNIORS: Braeden Drake 224-221-591, Corrisa Weekley 194-197-558, Branden Boatwright 179-498, Adriana Hays 407, Andre Moreno 123-341, Matthew Algazy 184, Darren Babcock 169, Neal Neiger 137, Shasta Hanna 114, Gavin Patterson 111, Kaden Boatwright 110, Ethan Berg 88, Theron Boatwright 74. FOOTBALL Rogue Valley Youth Football Pop Warner Standings through Week 6 JUNIOR PEE WEE (FOURTH GRADE) Medford Panthers;6-0 Upper Rogue Eagles;5-1 P.A.T. Bears;5-1 Medford Tornado;2-4 Central Point Comets;0-6 Grants Pass Warriors;0-6 PEE WEE (FIFTH GRADE) Central Point Comets;6-0 Medford Renegades;5-1 Medford Panthers;3-3 P.A.T. Patriots;3-3 Upper Rogue Grey Eagles;1-5 Upper Rogue Blue Eagles;0-6 JUNIOR MIDGET (SIXTH GRADE) Medford Panthers;6-0 Medford Raiders;4-2 Central Point Black Comets;3-3 Grants Pass Warriors;2-4 Central Point White Comets;2-4 Upper Rogue Eagles;1-5 GOLF Holes-in-One Mart Dewitt, Bear Creek Golf Course, hole No. 4, 105 yards, gap wedge, Oct. 11. Mart’s first ace was witnessed by playing partners Cole Dewitt, Callan Hartzer and Jake Vizzini during the Kids Cause Soroptimist Golf Tournament. Dave Card, Rogue Valley Country Club, hole No. 13, 24-degree hybrid, Oct. 6. Witnessed by playing partners Carl Harsch, Charlie Tissen and Bill Wells. Laurel Hill GC Men’s Club Best Ball Format Oct. 8 TEAM BEST BALL: Ed Irvine-Jose Acevedo, 32. GROSS: 1, Jose Acevedo-Les McCoy, 35; 2, Gary Snow-Bruce Fauble, 37. K.P.: No. 3, James Pangerl. No. 4, Les McCoy. No. 5, Gary Snow. Ladies Golf Mulligans Times Two Format Oct. 6 FLIGHT A: 1, Laura Rommes-Jean Nelson, 43. FLIGHT B: 1, Donna Edsel, 47; 2, Carolyn York, 48; 3, Christie L’Heureux, 54. FLIGHT C: , Betty Collier, 48; 2, Cathy Parker-Betty Marshall, 50; 3, Claudia Hardgraves-Joan Stout, 54. FLIGHT D: 1, Kelly Donley, 52; 2, Pat Still, 63. KP: Betty Collier. Quail Point GC Senior Men’s Golf Club Three Best Ball Format Oct. 8 RESULTS: 1, Alan Bushell, John Bjorkholm, Ernie Huenemeyer, Ken Kelley, 92; 2, Earl Norgard, Bill Johnson, Jack Hafner, Tom Chambers, 100; 3, Jack Rittenhouse, Bob Boeke, Bill Silfvast, 101; 4, Dick Henselman, Don Bolles, John Gerling, 102; 5, Bill Vaughan, Damon Simpson, Tom Haas, Bill Jacobs, 104; 6, Paul Schurman, Bob Plattner, Larry Shirk, 104; 7, Jerry Todd, Howard Wagner, Nils Nilsson, Gene Ritter, 108. ACCURATE DRIVE: Gold Tees, Jack Hafner; White Tees, Bill Vaughan. Stewart Meadows GC Lady Niner Results Medal Play Format Oct. 7 FLIGHT A GROSS: 1, Jan Cady; 2, Joan Peek; 3, Wanda Jones. NET: 1, Delma Kortt; 2, Georgene Van Orsow; 3, Sheila Anderson. FLIGHT B GROSS: 1, Vicki Nascimento; 2, Sue Havniear; 3, Gladys Daugherty. NET: 1, Bonnie Chamberlain; 2, Cecelia Rayburn; 3, Carol Balone. PUTT POT WINNER: Sue Havniear. OKWGA Play of the Day Most Net Pars Format Oct. 8 RESULTS: 1, Sonja Dedrick; 2, Kathy Bates; 3, Susan Fernlund; 4, Suzanne Lang; 5, Lois Shafer. FEWEST PUTTS: 1, Sonja Dedrick; 2, Suzanne Lang; 3, Kathy Bates; 4, Lois Shafer. Thorns and Roses Format Oct. 9 FLIGHT A: 1 (tie), Laurie Fox, Becky Hyde, 24; 2 (tie), Bobbie Middaugh, Georgene Van Orsow, 26. FLIGHT B: 1, Polly Holland, 22; 2, Elsie Williams, 24. FLIGHT C: 1 (tie), Carol Jacobs, Marion Powell, Pat Seggelink, Dee St. Martin, 22; 2 (tie), Margaret Taylor, Sally Watts, 23. Oak Knoll GC Lonesome Grizzly: Modified 4-Man Scramble Format Oct. 11 FIRST FLIGHT: 1, D.L. Richardson; 2, John Harpster; 3, Phil Patterson; 4, Dan Catropa, 137; 2, Claude Akins, Jim Hatton, Mike Morris, Doug Green, 139. NET: 1, Kyle Wright, Chris Stark, Mike Cook, Terry Oldfield, 122.3; 2, Pete LaPierre, Tony Parent, John Wurfl, Marty Balzarini, 128.5. K.P. (0-14 hcp., 15-up hcp.): No. 13, Doug Green, Tony Parent. LONG PUTT (0-14 hcp., 15-up hcp.): No. 2, Marty Balzarini, Paul Finwall. Eagle Point GC Aces of the Month Oct. 7 FLIGHT A GROSS: 1, L. Johnson, 76; 2, J. Clark, 91. NET: 1, J. Laws, 70; 2, S. Fierke, 72. FLIGHT B GROSS: 1, L. Scott, 91; 2, E. Payne, 97. NET: 1, A. Westerman, 71; 2, K. Breitaupt, 72. FLIGHT C GROSS: 1, B. Becker, 97; 2, B. Naef, 99. NET: 1, D. Grosch, 72; 2, C. Hartman, 73. FLIGHT D GROSS: 1, J. Wheeler, 106; 2, J. Tonn, 113. NET: 1, A. Buehler, 74; 2, J. Delk, 74. K.P. (0-15 hcp., 16-up hcp.): No. 3, A. Westerman, S. Simpson. No. 8, A. Westerman, S. Simpson. No. 13, V. Mofatt, G. Pfenninger. No. 15, L. Johnson, C. Hartman. Stone Ridge GC Senior Tour Orange Ball Plus-Two Format Oct. 8 FLIGHT A GROSS: 1, Stan Reiter, Gary Highland, Brian Schlafke, George Berry, 210; 2, Dave Rush, Guerin Fischer, Ken Gentry, John Robinson, 217; 3, George Kerth, Norm Renner, Bruce Irwin, Bill Darnell, 234. NET: 1, Jim Hagemann, Sam Schuh, Randy Becker, Bob Kendrick, 187; 2, Bob Moore, Dave Jones, Ray Keasler, Dave Potter, 188; 3, Dave Laird, Jim Cochran, Wally Nye, Larry Cope, 193. FLIGHT B GROSS: 1, Mike Walsh, Dave Sayler, Bob Lima, John Devos, 232; 2, Don Mitchell, Dale Baker, Steve Ganong, Steve Buttolph, 256; 3, Don Simpson, Steve Hills, Larry Walker, Jerry Page, 257. NET: 1, Dick Champion, Gene Squires, Mike Eustis; 2, Stan Smith, Gary Smith, Dick Niedermeyer, Max Dalton, 192; 3, Gary Reed, Fred Pearson, Don Gaedon, Sid Merriman, 199. K.P. (0-15 hcp., 16-up hcp.): No. 7, Ed Borgnino, Dave Laird. No. 17, Bill Darnell, David Laird. Ladies Results No Putts Format Sept. 30 FLIGHT A GROSS: 1, Leslie Gainey; 2, Judy Laws; 3, Joan Clark; 4, Sandy Fierke. FLIGHT B GROSS: 1, Blyth Naef; 2, Paulette Peeters; 3, Jan Kimmel; 4, Lynn Baker. K.P. (0-25 hcp., 26-up hcp.): No. 3, Westerman, Lynn. No. 8, Gainey, Hartman. No. 13, Clark. No. 15, Clark, Hartman. Moose Tournament Oct. 11-12 GROSS: 1, Leland McShane, Bill Gill, Rick Crum, Dave Miller, 124; 2, Bill Pierce, Dale Himes, Charlie Tucker, Doug Milburn, 129. NET: 1, Mike Mitchell, Marty Peterson, Brian Penn, Eric Penn, 99.6; 2, Gary Lane, Tom Keen, Doby Stork, Rick Stockford, 107. SATURDAY LAP LEADERS GROSS: 1, Mike Mitchell, Marty Peterson, Brian Penn, Eric Penn, 61. NET: 1, Bill Pierce, Dale Himes, Charlie Tucker, Doug Milburn, 49.2. K.P.: No. 2, Bill Gill, Don Brunton. LONG DRIVE: No. 14, Gary Lane, Dave Miller. 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