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About Southern Oregon miner. (Ashland, Or.) 1935-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1935)
LITHIANS WILL [ How They Look GO GUNNING FOR W I, 5 3 Klamath Falls KLAMATH NEXT Ashland 4 4 4 4 Grant» i’ass 3 r> With three straight victories Medford tucked safely away In their bat Game» Next Munday bag, Ashland's high flying Lithians will journey to Klamath Fulls Ashland at Klumath Fulls Sunday for their most crucial Medford at Grunts Pass. game of the year; a game that, should they win, will advance them Lithian Butting Average* into a tie for the Southern Oregon ~ H . Ave. Ab it latague leud. 10 2 6 000 Hardy With only four games remaining I Im ri» 11 3 5 4."iß on the schedule, u defeat for the Nwun»on 9 4 4 .444 ^^Mtthians will drop them two games Gosnell 1U •1 7 .438 k of the 23 ti 9 .391 Bauman Falls Red Sox and blast all McLean 31 I I 11 .355 ^nTopv for the pennant, which has Lewis 9 fi 3 333 not flown in Ashland for seven Hulen 32 « 10 .313 years. 24 3 4 .107 I less Manager Chief Mvlx-an, who has Kannasto 21 6 3 .143 pitched the LlthlunH from the cel McFarland 15 1 2 .133 lar into a tie for second place dur Dem bowski 8 4 1 .125 ing the past three weeks, will < I Toole 13 0 0 000 again be on the mound for his Hall 4 0 0 000 team. It is not known at present Leever 3 0 0 000 who win do tiie catching for the brilliant righthander. Joe McFar- land, regular receiver, has Ix-ell III R with the Hu to) the i»ist week and it is doubtful whether he will be strong enough to go through a gruelling game by Sunday. Me- ^^nin has strings out for a first receiver. however. in ■M- McFarland ii unable- to play Lithians are sure to have an experlnced man behind the bat A big „ treat is in store for Ash- Klamath Falls and Ashland have land sports fans next Monday and R met twice before this year, with Tuesday when Jack Bartlett the slugging Red Sox taking the bring» his nationally famous verdict in both encounters How troupe trained donkeys to town ever, they haven't faced Mcix-an, to be of ridden by local baseball who Is tied for the league pitching lead, and will probably see more stars in a pair of unique contests Sponsored by the Fourth of July curve bulls than Huy thought ex committee anil slated to be held isted. Clyde Carlstrom, ace right han at the Ashland high school field at der, will probably work on the 0:30 o’clock each evening, the two rubber for the Red Sox. Carlstrom tilts of “Donkey Baseball" are ex is tiie piti in-i who beat the Lith- pected to rival other major cele Ians twice before and to suy that bration attractions in drawing the Ashland Is gunning for him with crowds. The idea of the game is simple blood in their eyes, is an under but hugely amusing. All the play statement of fact. ers ride the contrary Jackasses while in the field, and the batters, ns soon as the ball has been hit, Lithians Take 3rd Jumps astride his trusty long-eared t< . <| and starts at full gallop for Straight Win from base-maybe. Once the burro Medford’s Rogues first i : < started, the heee runner may end up at first base, the pitcher's Ashland's rampaging Lithians box, third base, or Crater Lake. hammered out a 20-6 victory over The beasts, assures Mr. Bartlett, the Medford Rogues last Sunday like to run liases in their own way at the high school field to go Into For the first game, the com- a tie witli Grants Puss for we mi t tee has lined up the Lithians ond place In the Southern Oregon to meet the Active club, and an league. other organization is being sel Bob Hardy, with four rousing ected to play the winning team on hits, Carl Harris with three and the second night. Virgil Swanson, who crashed a Jack Bartlett and his herd of homer with the buses loaded, led donkeys first won fame by play the 16-hit attack on three Med ing polo at the Century of Prog ford pitchers. Harris hit a home ress exposition in Chicago. The run. pame of donkey softball grew Cliff McLean held the Rogues out of the first innovation and to 10 hits and received great sup Bartlett has since toured nearly port from his teammates every stntc from the Mississippi R II ■ valley west. Thousands of laugh- Ashland 20 n; 2 strained spectators witnessed the Medford 6 io 5 exhibitions in every town, accord Batteries: Mclx-an and Calvert; ing to reliable news dispatches, in Pritchett, Hof fard, Arnie and Bou cluding Chico, Dunsmuir, Yreka, chard. and many others farther distant. ----------- •— Nimllar games have been booked An ounce of fact is worth a for Klamath Falls. Medford, and pound of assumption. Weston Grants Pass ----------- •------------ Leader BURRO BALL TO FEATURE COMIC GAME ---- •— Lucky we always have the Outs Page 5 SOUTHERN OREGON MINER Friday, June 28, 1935 EXAMINER HERE Ward McReynolds, state drivers as well as the Ins, or we’d never license examiner for this district, know of the crises that confront was in Ashland city hall yesterday the nation.—Weston leader. taking applications and giving ex aminations for drivers and chauf feurs licenses. Monday, July 1, is deadline for motorists to procure LADY, new drivers licenses, pointed out McReynolds yesterday. All drivers You’re In Luck! of vehicles, whether licensed pre viously or not, will be required to That "special I" Silk Dress of be supplied with the new license. yours and the colorful little Application blanks, which are to sports frock and all other sum lie mailed to Salem, are available mer clothes can be cleaned, re at the city police station. newed and reshaped in quick ------------ •------------ time . . at the Nowadays, it Is easy to find a friend in need. Weston Leader. The GOP has turned to "state's Standard Cleaners rights" in the probably forlorn hope of recapturing the right PHONE 108 states.—Weston Leader. ‘Harmony Honeys’To 1 Play at Hot Springs The “Harmony Honey»," »enaa- tionul eight-piece girl»' band, will be featured Saturday evening, June 29. at the grand opening of the JackMon Hol Spring» open-air dance pavilion. Dom l’rovoat, A»hland impresar io, 1» reopening the pavilion for the summer. He ha» reconditioned the fl<x»r and Mays he’ll guarantee the hotteHt music in southern Ore gon The "Harmony Honey»” are eight beautiful girl musicians who have proved a m riaation wiierever they have appeared on the Pacific coast. Dressed in attractive uni form». they play the latent dance number» and preaent unique fea ture* which will be a delight to lover» of good dance mu»ic. The band will al»o be featured on the evening» of July 3 and 4 in connection with Ashland's Fourth of July celebration. ms FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO ASHLAND EDITOR AM) ILLI'HTRATOR FEDERAL JOHN OPEN OREGON The United State» Civil Ser vice Commi»»ion ha» announced open competitive examination* a* follow»: Technical editor, and aen- ior and a»»ociate technical edi tor*, $3,200 to $4,000 a year, For est Service, Department of Agri culture. Commercial illustrator, $1,800 a year, and assistant com- menial il)u»trator, $1,020 a year, Farm Credit Administration. All State» except South Dakota, Utah, Iowa, Vermont, Virginia, Mary land, and the District of Columbia have received lens than their quota of appointments In the opportioned departmental service in Washing- | ton, D C. Full information may be obtained from Fred Wagner, Sec retary of the United States Civil Service Hoard of Examiners, at the post office or customhouse in this city. "HOME OF THE LITHIA PARK JULY 2*3*4 Southern Oregon’s GREATEST and THE FIRST ANNUAL SttglUfc Ml« K Shakespearean • Festival • Regai Amber Distributor» 147 N. Holly Phene 1272 Medford I A Direction of ANGUS L. BOWMER J&Od Dramatic Director Southern Oregon Norman School and Producer of "DIAMOND JUBILEE" PAGEANT MEDFORD—1934 ttuV On Sale at LOG CABIN PLAZA CAFE Long’s Confectionery Valley View Auto Camp Cook’s Pool Hall The Dutch Mill At Klamath Junction also REGAL AMBER Draught and Bottle Beer ROY MURPHY TRANSFER Twelfth Night.......... Night July 3-4 Merchant of Venice.. Night July 3rd Reserved Seats 91.00 The Harmony Honeys” 8 - GOOD-LOOKING GALS - 8 Gents 40c—Ladies 10c ALSO DANCING JULY THIRD AND FOURTH! -Xy C. C. C. CHAMPIONS $85 and Up Presenting boxing Featuring Refrigerators JACKSON HOT SPRINGS Childrea 25< STEF FIN'S Superior SHOWS Bands - PARADES Prizes * OPENING DANCE TOMORROW NITE General Admission 50C 4,2 R ounds Phone 169-R DICKEY’S RADIO SERVICE AT WICK’S PARADE! J FIREWORKS ALLOWED TO BE SHOT ON THE FOURTH BASEBALL Bathing Beauty Contest BICYCLE RACES I FIREW0RK8 ALLOWED TO BE SHOT ON THE FOURTH ______________ I MAMMOTH FIREWORKS DISPLAY NIGHT OF THE FOURTH Children’« Sports . . . Swimming Dancing . . . Entertainment Let's Go! Enjoy a Glorious Holiday in the Cool Comfort Lithia Park ... the West Coast’s Beauty Spot . Ashland Invites You to the Thrill and Glamour an Old Fashioned Fourth!
