Friday, AugUHt 13, 1937
SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Page 6
BALI, TEAM DANCE GUESTS
Kohen and Clemens,
Estes, Zin To Head
Monday Night Card
Continuing
his
generosities
which have included loan of sound
equipment at games and use of
showers to visiting teams. Karl
Nims. manager of Twin Plunges,
has Invited the Lithian baseball
(Continued from page 1)
team to be guests of the Lithian
booster club at the Saturday night ends as painfully as he can sun
dance at the Plunges, where Steve burn his back in a half hour on
Whipple's orchestra will be fea the beach
tured
The sound locators are coni-
posed of two enormous sets of
horns which are used to locate
planes in the air, particularly at
night.
The anti-aircraft gun battery ia
equipped with four three-inch mo
bile anti-aircraft guns, each weigh
ing eight tons. They are towed by
a 10-ton, 15-gear shift, 174-horse-
power truck called a prime mover.
A fifth prime mover tows an in
strument trailer weighing nearly
11 tons. This trailer carries the
various fire-control instruments
and upon it are mounted the
power plant and generators pro
viding the alternating current used
to energize the electric fire-con
trol systems
The machine gun battery is
A ROYAL FLUSH . IN HEARTS!
equipped with eight .50 caliber
machine guns. This gun is a very-
I
powerful
weapon,
firing
600
rounds a minute and having an
effective range of over one mile
FERNAND
It is water cooled, weighs 66
GRAVET
pounds and is mounted on an anti
JOAN
aircraft mount.
BLONDELL
Lieut. Col. C M. Thiele is com
mander of the regiment. Present
with it are 15 regular army offi
cers and 500 enlisted men. Six
reserve officers are attached to it
TOOTS ESTES
for training.
Eighty-two trucks and trailers
Monday night's wrestling card
will make up the motor column
at the Medford high school arena
when it goes through Ashland.
will feature a rematch between
------------------- •-------------------
Sammy Kohen. the New York
Jew, and Frank Clemens, Okla
homa Indian.
Toots Estes, shown above, will
meet Wild Man Zin. the long
GAMES SUNDAY AUGUST 15 haired maniac in the middle event
and Jack La Rue will tangle in
Crescent City at Ashland,
the opener with Danny Savich, ac
Medford at Grants Pass,
cording
to Promoter Mack Lillard,
at
Roseburg.
Glendale
who said opening gong would be
Hopalong Cassidy
Scores again!
SOUTHERN OREGON LEAGUE struck at 8:30 p. m sharp
EQUIPMENT DUE
| tine, three Ashland batters, Bald-
ing, Durham and Hardy went
Nu-k to the bench in short order
Grants Pass had their worst
taste of bad luck in the first of
the sixth canto as Heyne and Mc
Carthy struck out and Ray drew
a walk, only to see Machado go
out, Durham to Patterson.
In the final half of that inning
Schopf took a walk to commence
the Lithian turn Hall then fanned
but Patterson hit a single, ad
vancing Schopf McLean's double
to left center scored Schopf and
put Patterson on third but Hess,
in for Kannasto, struck out and
Keeton sent a long fly to Ostrom
in center field.
Drolette startl'd the Cave
men roaring again in the sev
enth with a single to left field
and advanced to second on
Hardy's second wild pitch of
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LITHIAN BATTING AVERAGES
Ab. H.
Pct.
Player
.385
39 15
McLean
.360
50 18
Patterson
.333
Schopf
.51 17
28
.321
9
Hardy
.208
47 14
leavens
.295
44 13
Ager ......
.240
25
6
Hall
.205
41
9
Balding
.187
6
32
Keeton
•
.167
12
Durham
.130
23
3
Simpson
.000
0
Kannasto
.207
TEAM AVERAGE
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LITHIANS DROP GAME
TO GRANTS PASS 10-7
(Continued Trom page 1)
Durham was good for an extra
base but Heyne went out. Dur
ham to Patterson, to retire the
side.
Keeton's strikeout in the second
was followed by Balding’s single
to right field. Balding took second
on a wild pitch by Heyne but got
no farther when Durham fanned
and Hardy flied out to Ostrom in
center field.
The Merchants took to the
plate for their first surge of
power in the third which
started when McCarthy sin
gled past second. The next
man. Ray, batted right into a
double play, however, when
Durham took his fly and re
layed it to first to catch Mc
Carthy.
Undismayed,
Ma
chado got a single io left field
and ambled home ahead of
veteran
Al
Drolette
who
clouted a leisurely home run.
Ostrom took first when Hall
failed to hang onto a fly, but
Hardy whizzed three strikes
past
Blacksmith
to
send
Grants Pass hack to the field.
The inning expired rather sud
denly as Schopf, Hall and Pat
terson were put out one-two-
three to retire Ashland.
Failing to dodge Hardy’s scat
ter-arm delivery in the fourth.
Hartman again took first with
an injured air and considerable
muttering to himself and got to
second when Pitman put a single
into left field. Both men advanced
on Heyne's sacrifice bunt but Mc
Carthy grounded out and Ray
whiffed.
Again three Ashland batters bit
the dust as McLean filed out and
both Kannasto and Keeton whif
fed.
Machado got his third straight
hit in the CliriTateers’ half of the
fifth, a single to left again. Dro
lette walked and Ostrom went out,
Hardy to Patterson. Blacksmith
got on with a fielders' choice
which, coupled with an error by
Durham, allowed Machado to
score and Drolette to advance to
third. Hartman was caught out at
first on a mixed-up affair which
saw Schopf apparently put Black
smith out at second, only to have
the umpire's decision overrule the
play and call Hartman out in
stead A wild pitch by Hardy let
Drolette come home and the In
ning reached the half-way point
as Pitman fanned.
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In the Circuit Court of the Stale
of Oregon in and for
Jackson County
u
R. SEEM AN. Plaintiff, VH
ASHLAND LAND COMPANY,
a
California
Corporation,
De
fendant.
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE
SI MMONS
To: ASHLAND LAND COM
PANY', a California corporation,
the above named defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, you a:,
hereby summoned and required to
appear in the above entitled court
and cause and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff herein
against you, within 10 days from
the date of the service of this sum
mons upon you. if served within
the county of Jackson, state of
Oregon, or within 20 days from
the date of its service upon you,
if served within any other county
of the state of Oregon, but n
served upon you by publication,
then within four weeks from the
date of the first publication of
summons; and if you fail to ap
pear and answer within the time
as above specified, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for in his complaint,
to wit:
That it be adjudged and decreed
that plaintiff 1s the owner in fee
simple of the real property sit
uated in the county of Jackson,
state of Oregon, doacribed an fol
lows, to wit:
The NWS* of the NE1,, the
NS of the NWS; the WS of
the SES and SW S of Section
14, Township 40 South of Range
2 East of the Willamette Mer
idian
free and clear of any and all right,
title, claim, lien, estate or inter
est of any kind and nature on the
part of the defendant
By order of the Honorable H. D.
Norton, judge of said court, made
and dated the Sth day of August,
1937, thia summons is served upon
you by publication for four suc-
cesslve weeks in the Southern
Oregon Miner, a newspaper of
general circulation, printed and
published at Ashland, Jackson
county, Oregon, the date of the
first publication being August 6th,
1937, and the time for answer ex
piring September 4th, 1937.
BRIGGS A BRIGGS
By Wm. M. Briggs,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Post office address:
Pioneer building,
Ashland, Oregon.
'
the day. Ontronl got a single
and Drolette «cored on Black-
«milIl's double over the fetich
which also advanced Ostrom
to third. Hartman's triple
■cored
luith
Ostrom
and
Hliieksniltli but llie Merchant
first-sucker stayed on third
and watched
Pitman anil
Iley ne go out.
The Lithinna resumed their list
less streak with Balding and Dur
ham missing the pill for whiffs
and only Hunly getting a single
which did him no good as Schopf
grounded out.
Ray cams up first for Grants
Pass tn the eighth liut grounded
out Machado took first on Mc
Lean's bad throw to Patterson
and second when Hardy made his
third wild pitch He scored when
Drolette singled and Drolette
scored on Ostrom's one base hit.
. Bluckninith filed out to Keeton
and the center fielder pegged fast
to Patterson to catch Ostrom off
fust for a double play winch
wound up the first half of the
frame.
Came the Ashland share of
the eventful eighth and Hull
started the Imsc occupation
when he slopped one of
Heyne'» pitches In the midriff.
I’al let son sent a fly to left
fielder Ray but Mcla>an sin
gled. advancing Hull Io third,
who was caught out on the
nest play at home as Pltnuui
fired a grounder to Drolette,
allowing Hess to take first on
a fielder’s choice. Hess lul-
viuiced to second on Keeton's
single mid both men scored
mt Balding ulso singled mid
took second on Mm-hmlo's er
ror. A fourth single by Dur
hum
scored
Bidding
and
llardy's aecond fan rude«! the
session.
Hartman's single in the ninth
put him in a position to take sec-
ond when Pitman walked but
Hardy fanned the next two men
and McLean caught Ray's foul
fly to retire the side.
A two-bagger by Schopf drove
Heyne to the showers ns the last
half started. Griggs took his place
on the mound and walked Mur
phy, who was in the game then
for Hull A double play, Black
smith to Pitman to Hartman,
cuught both Murphy and Patter
son out Melx-an's single advanced
TIRED?
Schopf to third, liess walked, and
Simpson, tn for Keeton, singled,
scoring Schopf. Balding's called
strikeout ended the hectic game,
It H E
Score by innings:
G Pass
102 020 320 10 14 2
7 13 7
Ashland
100 001 041
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