THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1950
CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON
'ORLD SERIES—
The 1950 World Senes will open
in the park of the National League
winner, Wednesday, October 4th at
1:00 p.m.
The starting date ter this classic
was announced by baseball com-
missioner Chandler after he met
with representatives of the big
leagues. Chandler said that in event
of a tie in the Natioal League and a
resulting three game playoff, the
World Series would start one day
later on October 5th. The American
League rules provide for a single
game playoff in event of a tie, so
the World Series would start as
scheduled.
The first two games will be play
ed in the National League park and
the next three, if all are needed, in
the Amer ican League winner’s park.
If more games are necessary, the
teams will return to the National
League park. Chandler said no day
off for travel would be taken unless
it is an East-West series.
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is in South West Seminary for his
second year. This college is located
at Phoenix, Arizona. Robert Camp
and wife are both enrolled in Min
nesota Bible College in Minneapo
lis. Their two daughters, Mr. and
Mrs Noel Tomlin, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Berg, are attending Northwest
Christian College in Eutene. The
girls are the former Bonnie and
Mickey Camp
ter, where Mr. Houser has work.
The Booster night program is to
Mrs. Leota Adkins and son Norman be held Friday night at the Grange
will live in their house during their hall in Central Point, at 8 p.m. to
BILL ASKWITH. Sport* Editor
absence.
which grangers and friends are in
FOOTBALL GAMES THIS WEEK Herb Trautman and Chuck Walker
vited. A good program will be
High School:
Mr A. B. Hawkins of Los Angeles, given and refreshments will be
have been looking very good. This
Sept. 22nd—Central Point at Rogue trio will pack the leather for the
arrived Wednesday. Sept. 13, for a served to all.
River, 2:00 p m.
visit with his sister, Mrs. J. M.
Pointers this season Walker will
Sept. 22nd—Tillamook at Medford. handle the passing and will call
Weidman. He will then go on to
Mrs. M. P. Holden returned Mon
8:00 p.m.
Portland to visit a brother before day morning after a ten day visit
the offensive plays from his quart
Collega Game*:
returning to his home.
erback position. Trautman and King
with relatvives and friends in and
Sept. 23rd—Southern Oregon Col have improved each practice ses
around Los Angeles
lege vs. Lewis and Clark at Coos sion in running the ball back.
Norman Hansen, who recently
Mr and Mrs. T. R. Thompson and
moved back to Central Point from son Jon spent the week end in
Bay
On
September
30th
the
Pointers
South Gate, California, started work Eureka, California
Sept. 23rd—Oregon State vs. Michi
meet Weed at Weed and then on
in the office of the Crane Plumbing
gan State
October 13th they open their con
Supply Co. in Medford.
Sept. 23rd—Oregon vs. U.C.L.A.
Mrs. Charlie May was a visitor at
ference
schedule
against
Sutherlin
Sept. 23rd—Willamette vs. Central , in the Pointers home opener. War
the Garden Club Flower held here
Washington College
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bigham and last week in the Legion hall.
ren hopes the two contests with
three sons left Friday, September 1
Rogue River and Weed will give
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tonn were
SPORTCHATS
for a trip and vacation. They stop
the Pointers a good deal of exper
ped in San Francisco to visit Mr. week end visitors in Klamath Falls.
by Bill Askwith
ience before the Sutherlin opener.
Bigham's people, were there over
The top ten teams of the nations The squad has shown enthusiasm
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Swanson
Labor Day, and enjoyed seeing
college football teams should look and spirit in all their workouts. As
Fisherman’s Wharf, The Golden attended the wedding reception
like this when the 1950 season Coach Warren stated at the opening
Gate Bridge, and the Museum, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keen,
comes to an end: Notre Dame, Ok- practice of the season, a team with
Golden Gate Park and Fleischacer at the home of his brother, Mr. and
lahoma, Illinois, Duke, Tennessee, i drive and hustle will come along
Zoo, Aquirium, etc. Tuesday they Mrs. Ralph Keen of Medford last
Army. Michigan, Maryland, South- through the season. He will not tol-
drove on to Los Angeles to visit Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Keen
ern Methodist and Stanford. Three ' erate anything but a hustling team.
Mrs. Bigham’s relatives and enjoyed were married in Reno last week.
of these teams went through the
The season schedule for the Point
LAWRENCE’S
seeing many places of interest
1949 season without defeat; Notre ers is:
while there. They returned to Los
Dame, Oklahoma, and Army.
Sept. 22nd—Rogue River at Rogue
Remember The Lawrence
Altos and San Mateo, where they
River, 2:00 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mast and Mr. visited more relatives and friends.
Sept.
30th
—
Weed
at
Weed,
night
Reputation for Expert
ALL STATE SEMI-PRO TEAM:
and Mrs. Marston arrived recently, I Going to San Jose they attended a
Central Point baseball fans should Oct. 13th—Sutherlin at Central and Mr. Mast and Mr. Marston have rally and their oldest son John stay
Watch Repairing
Point, night
be interested to learn this past week
taken over the Union gas and oil ed there to attend Bible college for
Oct.
20th
—
Eagle
Point
at
Central
the Portland Journal picked two of
I the coming
term. After leaving
business here in Central Point.
Point, night
„
the Cheney studs players on their
Lawrence’s Jewelry
San Jose they started homeward,
Oct.
27th
—
Kerby
at
Kerby,
2:00
all state semi-pro team. The two
!
stopping
in
Sacramento
to
visit
the
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gruber and
Modford
130 E. Main
were Frank Roelandt, catcher, and
1 Capitol, stayed all night in Red
Clyde “Moose” Blevins, outfielder. Nov. 3rd—Phoenix at Central Point, two children were dinner guests of Bluff reaching home Wednesday.
night
Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Camp last Sun-
Nov. 11th—Myrtle Creek at Myrtle jday.
POINTERS DRILL—
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Houser have
Creeji, 2:00 p.m.
Coach Leonard Warren is putting
moved from their home on Laurel
All
night
games
at
8:00
p.m.
JORGENSEN’S
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Calvin
Stringer,
who
his high school squad through daily
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have sold their business, the “Bun Street to Crescent City for the win
scrimmages in preparation for the
DAIRY PRODUCTS
and Run" cafe near the high school,
opening game thiS Friday afternoon ANOTHER ROOKIE SCORES:
recently
moved
to
Grants
Pass
Ted
Tappe,
ex
Washington
State
Dr. Albert A. Griffin
against Rogue River High at 3:00
i College star basketball and baseball where they are in business. The
p.m.
OSTEOPATHIC
Quality Dairy
Warren has a good size squad but 1 player up from a minor league club new owners are open for business at
PHYSICIAN
& SURGEON
the
"Bun
and
Run
”
at
present.
1
to
the
Cincinnati
Reds,
hit
a
home
lacks experience both in the for
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ward wall and in the backfield. In I run against the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Mrs.
Lettie
Gregory
and
daughter,
■
This
was
his
first
time
up
in
the
ma-
scrimmages this week Bob King,
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I jor leagues. Last spring he hit a were dinner guests at the Alford
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OBSTETICS
; home run against Joe Chez in the Hilton home in Medford last Sun
Pacific Coast Conference play-off. day.
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Medford
Office Hour*— 9-12 and 1-5 P.M.
j Our Clarence Mellbye played' ball
Mon. Thru. Sat.
, with Tappe in the Canadian League
Mr. and Mrs L.H. Camp received
a year ago. Mellbye said Tappe word from their children that all
' takes a terrifically hard swing at of them are getting along fine in
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No. Pacific Highway 99
' the plate and hits a very long ball.
Bible colleges. Their son Hal Camp
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Boys’ & Men’s
Work Shoes
Friday & Saturday
Sept. 22-23
Errol Flynn—V. Lindfors in
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“Adventures of
Don Juan”
NOW IN STOCK AT
Central Point
SHOE SHOP
(in technicolor)
—Plus—
“Daughter of
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IS OPEN FROM 9 A.M. to 3 A.M.
Teen Agers Business Appreciated!
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SOON!
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Guns, Ammunition, Sleeping Bags,
(in color)
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Air Mattresses, Red Caps,
Hunting Coats & etc.
WHEN YOUR GUESTS HAVE GONE
Sun., Mon.
Sept. 24-25
Jennifer Jones and
Joseph Cotten in
“Portrait of Jennie”
Fishing Tackle
X
—pin.-
Scott Brady in
“Port of New York”
Confections & Lunches
NEWS — CARTOON
Tues., Wed., Thurs.
Sept. 26-27-28
Marjorie Main and
Percy Kilbride in
“Ma & Pa Kettle”
—Plui
Maureen O'Hara and
Melvyn Douglas in
“A Woman’s Secret’
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DON'T FORGET THE POLICEMEN'S BALL
Monday. Sept. 25
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