THURSDAY, APRIL L IMA
ThursdayApril 13. 1950
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game was Ronnie Pinkham, form
er Central Point high school star
athlete. Pinkham pitched shutout
ball the last five innings. Johnny
Gray was winner in the night cap.
Scores:
H
R
Oregon Tech
3
5
Southern Oregon
10
10
2
Oregon Tech
3
13
Southern Oregon
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SPORTS
SPORTS FOR THE WEEK
Spring sports will start in earnest
this
week tn Central Point with the
Friday: High school vs. Kerby
Saturday: SOCE vs. Chico State, High School baseball team opening
their home season this Friday after
1:00 p.m., doubleheader
Sunday: C.P. Studs vs. Rogue noon when they meet Kerby on tne
local field.
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—’
The
following day the
River, 2:30 p.m.
Red
Raiders
from
Southern Oregon
Wednesday, April 19th: Sports
College tangle with Chico State
men’s Club's regular meeting
College from Chico, California in a’
double header to be played on the
local field. The first game starts at
z
CENTRAL POINT VS.
1:00 P.M.
Mrs. Ruth Helfrich and Mrs. R.'-’
ROGUE RIVER SUNDAY
Sunday the Central Point Studs
Burns visited Mrs. Karpin one dav
In an early season practice game are billed to meet the Rogue Rivei last week.
for both clubs, Central Point will nine at 2:30 P.M., thus opening the
play the Rogue River ball club, spring sport season locally with four
Barbara Medley had her tonsils
baseball games in three days. Sport
Sunday, on the local field.
removed Saturday.
fans are reminded to attend as
Manager Hoosier Hoffard said many of these games as possible.
today that he will pick his squad
Mrs. Ethel Huitt served Easter
Through the efforts of the Cen
from the following players: Alex
dinner
to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Powell.
tral Point Athletic Association, this
McDonald, Frank Roelandt, Clar
year as many baseball games a Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Powell, Mr.
ence Mellbye, Hal Adams, Dint Cox.
possible will be brought to Central and Mrs. Leylan Wood, Mr. and
Fred Stammen, Norm Lucich, Geor
Point. The Athletic Association is Mrs. Marion Huitt, and Mr. and
ge Gitzen, Cliff Piland and Paul sponsoring the Central Point Miller Mrs. Stephen Huitt and Karen.
Gehrman. In addition to the above in the Rogue River Valley League Priscilla, Patty and Dana.
players, Central Point will have on
and also the Central Point Studs in
Joyce and Joan Trautman daug -
their roster this summer the follow the fast semi-pro Southern Oregon
ing player who are now playing Baseball League. These two team ters of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Trautman
college baseball: Don Fawcett and will insure to the fans of Central of Gibbon Road, are confined to
Curt Richmond, now playing at Point and vicinity a ball game at their home with chickenpox. Their
Oregon State College; Tex Gatlin home every Sunday this spring and brother, Delton has just returned tc
and Moose Blevins from Southern summer. The fans are urged to school after having the same thing.
Oregon College; and Joe Chez from support these two teams as each
Stanford University. These players will make a good showing in their
Bill Lundahl of Los Angeles spent
will not be available until their respective league. This column will Easter vacation with his cousins.
Lee and Janet Kilbourn. Bill, only
college season is completed.
from week to week acquaint the
12 years old, made the trip alone by
Game time is set for 2:30 P.M.*
fans with every player on each
Greyhound.
team, giving their playing history
and records.
Local*
LEAGUE RELEASES
BASEBALL SLATE
Valley Drive-in
THEATRE
No. Pacific Highway 99
SPORTSMEN'S CLUB TO MEET—
The 1950 baseball schedule for
the Southern Oregon Baseball Lea
gue was approved by league direc
tors at a regular meeting held in
the Grants Pass city hall this past
Sunday afternoon. Opening games
are set for Sunday, May 14th and,
closing games, August 20th. The
Shaugnessy play-off begins August
27th, with the top four teams com-
peting.
Rogue River and Brookings were
voted into the league with a fran-
chise to each. Don Faber represent
ed the Central Point Athletic As-
sociation as a director for the Cen-
tral Point team.
The Central Point league sche-
dule is as follows:
May 14th—Rogue River, home
May 21st—Grants Pass, there
May 28—Brookings, here
June 4th—Ashland, there
June Uth—Myrtle Creek, there
June 18th—Roseburg, here
June 25th—Crescent City, there
July 9th—Rogue River, there
July 16th—Grants Pass, here
July 23rd—Brookings, there
July 30th—Ashland, here
August 6th—Myrtle Creek, there
August 13th—Roseburg, there
August 20th—Crescent City, here
The regular meeting of the Cen
tral Point Sportsmen's Club will be
held Wednesday. April 19th. Ail
members are requested to attend.
Movies will be shown.
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Saturday, April 15 at 7 P,M. — Tickets 25c
Gi'-r S A H Graen Stamps!
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THE BURGER INN
(one of the top ten pictures
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—Plus—
Mrs. E. W. Jermark is now at
home at 320 Hargadine, AshlanL
since the sale of her former home
on Freeman Road to the C. C. An-
horns. She is continuing her work
here in the Presbyterian Church
and the Garden Club.
Good Coffee!
The Central Point Pencostal Sun
day School held their annual Easter
egg hunt at the Van McCoy home on
Orr Drive. Following the egg hunt
for which candy was given as
prizes. A weiner roast was held.
April 14-15
Southern Oregon College won a
doubleheader from Oregon Tech
of Klamath Falls, 10 to 3. and 26
to 2, on the Central Point diamond
last Friday afternoon. The SOCE
catcher, Gene Farthing, socked a
three run homer over the left field
fence in the opener.
The winning pitcher in the first
About 30 young people from the
Central Point Church of Christ and
the Central Avenue Church of
Christ, Medford, held a Sunrise ser
vice Easter morning at 5:30 a.m. on
Granite Mt., west of town. Mr. L.
H. Camp lead the worship and Mr.
Don Byers had charge of the music.
Following this service, they had
breakfast at the Central Avenue
Church of Christ.
Hamburger
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Easter Sunday a birthday dinner
was held at the Victor Noel home.
honoring Mrs. Harley Dressier.
Present were family members: Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Dressier, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Swain. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Anders, Mr. and Mrs. John
Pinkham and children, Mary Rae
Henry Maury and his sisters, and Stevie, and the hosts, Mr. and
Mrs. Sally Cowgill went to San Mrs. Noel and Vicki.
Carlos with his niece, Mrs. Gene
Soule. They are expected to return
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Arnold had
by plane this week end to spend Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Butchino and
t..e summer.
Eddie of Medford as Easter dinner
guests. Other friends dropped in
Mrs. Sarah “Grandma” Vincent during the afternoon.
was taken to the hospital Thursday
morning by ambulance. She is still
The regular Bible classes held on
in the hospital and is just about the Thursdays after school at the1
same. Her daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Church of Christ have resumed |
Folsom is with her at night and their meetings since Easter vaca
Mrs. Ed Vincent stays during the tion. An average of 25 primary
day.
<»
and junior age youth have been
attending these under the direction
The Westminster Fellowship clubs of Mrs. Cecil Warner, Mrs. D. O’
of Central Point and Jacksonville Malley, Mrs. Etta Lacy and Mrs
held a weiner roast behind the L. H. Camp.
church following their evening
meeting Sunday. Wednesday even-
TRY OUR DELICIOUS
ing they held their monthly skating
party at the armory. Next Sunday
evening, these clubs will meet at
the home of Mrs. P. K. Jones for
AND
refreshments and a birthday party.
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LOCAL BOY DEFEATS
O. T. I. HERE 10-3
Mr. and Mrs. Don Patterson,
Judith and Donnie spent Easter
Sunday on the Applegate with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Webb and David at
the Star Ranger Station. Mrs. Webb
is to be the new chairman for the
Applegate Home Extension, unit.
funerals at lower coet.
Real Estate:
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