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Mbdfobd Mail T EIBtNE Second Section Q Six Pages Second Section Six Pages Hail- Twenty third Year Weekly Kifty-niith Yitr MEDFORD, OlilXiOX. THURSDAY. Al'KIfj ", 19'J8. No. 14. 10 WIN SLUGGING BEE FROM ANGELS Latest Dope on the Big Leagues (By the Associated Tress.) Portland and 1-oh Aijkoioh hook ed up In a wild sliifinlnp m:iteh that saw five pitchers kiiurked off t.p hill before the J leavers won, llf-10. Ten of the 1!4 hiis regis tered In the contest went for extra bases. JJatteries: Ponder, French, Tomlln and Ainsmith; Cunning ham. Peters, Clabler, Gurdner and Sandberif. Oliver Mitchell outseadled Kyle Graham in a neat pitching duel , and Kan l-'rancixco made It two straight over Seattle by winning. 3-2. J alley's three hits played a large, part in the Seal vietory. liat tertcH: (iraha in and Korean!; Ml Ahell and Sprinz. A double by Pat Mc.Vulty in the seventh that sent three runners scurrying over tho plate, enabled Hollywood to hand up her second win over the Oaks, 4-3. Shellen baeh outlasted a trio of Oakland hurlers. Ilatteries: Sehellenbneh nnd Bassler; Boehler. (lould. Grug head and Head, Bool. Neither Bill Hughes nor Carl Ilolliug proved a mystery to the isneramonto slugger, whij whaled the two Mission right-handers for 13 hits nnd a 11-3 win. Vinci mid the Missions to four hits, ll.it-,' teries: Hughe, Hulling and Bald win; Vlncl nd Koehler. MATCH 10 THYE PORTLAND, Ore., Apr. 5. (P) Ted Thye, Portland, made it three straight wins over Clete Kauffman, Columbus, Ohio, in ther llght hcavywelght wrestling tangle here Inst night. After 37 minutes and seven seconds of fast work, featur ed by much roughness, Kauffman secured a -body scissors on Thye. He was behind Thye at the time and when he straddled Thye's back the latter reared over baekwards. Kauffman landed on the bot tom. The force of the fall with Thye's added weight, stretched Kauffman cold. He was carried i'oni tho ring and after nn extra Vive minuteH allowance came hack froggy. Thye made short work of him. The match wns featured by Thye's flying;,- wrist lock nnd Kauffman's body and leg holds. In the 30-minute ircliminnry Ted Brown and Kay iJlniss went to a fall. draw. each taking L (By Brian Bell, Atx-intcd liv: SmhTs Writer.) j NKW YditK. Apr. 5. i.P An- nual educational tours of major j league hasi-bull clubs through the minors are developing into give and take affairs in which the little fel-i lows are giving baseball's best some terrific punishment. The New York Yankees. Brook lyn Kobins and St. l.ouis Cards were defeated by minor league op position yesterday, while the Pitts burg Pirates and Chicago White Sox had to go into extra innings to win and the Boston Braves and Cincinnati Keds spent part of the afternoon trying to get even so that they could finally move on to victory. The Yankees bowed to Nashville, 11 to 1U, in 1U innings. Huth hit his second home-run in two days, but it whs not a novelty for Qie game produced three other circuit smashes, the winning volunteers outhit the world's champions. Krankie Krisch went from the sublime to the ridiculous with four hits a n d two e rro rs. His errors hurt the team more than his hits helped. St. Louis fell before Kvans ville of the Three-Kye league. 11 to 7. Atlanta downed Brooklyn, 9 to 8, with Bobby's aces, 1 Jazzy Vance and Jess Petty doing the pitching for the Kobins. In a game of tight pitching, the Phillies stopped the Athletics, 3 to 2, in the Philadelphia series, the contest producing only It) safeties. equally divided. Ty Cobb cracked out two. Bill Dietrlck, the re formed infielder, saved the day for Shotton's crew with a catch worthy of a regular outfielder. The (Hants continued to outhit the Washington Senators and wore helped to victory, 9 to 7, by wob bly fielding on the part of the j American leaguers. Jahn blasted j a home-run ns a Suggestion that the New York club did a smart ; thing when it drafted him. j Chicago's White Sox came through with three runs in the! tenth inning to win. to 2, from I Louisville. The Sox made no ' hWtdway against the aged Nick I Cullop, still good enough as a pitche to have a horse named fori him. Old Nick allowed no hits: in his five inning job of work. j The Dallas Steers gathered but! three hits from Vangibb-r and Sul-, livan, the Detroit Tigers, winning ! 7 to 0. Paul ICasterling's home-run help-' ed. A few more may win him an j outfield place. Kogers Hornsby hit the ball hard to assist the Braves in winning a 7 to -4 frame from Chattanooga, j and a crowded eighth inning when; the Beds scored four runs, sent j Cincinnati home in front of In- t Aiatiapolls, 8 to . I The Pirates had to go 11 innings) to stop San Antonio, in to 6. The Texans did their counting early. I scoring all their runs In the first two innings. Cleveland took advantage of pood pitching to take a game from the Montgomery Lions, (i to 1. Ha in at Tulsa, probably brought on by the St. Louis Browns' ter rific hitting the day before, made base haTl out of the question. IN CHICAGO MEET CHICAGO, April 5. (AN Like , u lively rubbur ball, the harder line Carr Creek. K.. high school basketball team is bounced, the ' higher it rebounds, j Bounced more than once by an athletic obscurity which handi , i aped it wih no gymnasium, no coach and not even a gym suit. this stiii-d? team of mountaineers ! today had rebounded as an out ' standing contender for the na ; tional interscholaslic basketball championship. J Twice this team has turned back basketball teams from cities j that could tuck Carr Creek away ' in a corner nnd not notice It. ,The first victory over the Albu querque, N. M-. Indians was a (surprise; the second, won last night over the strong Auatin, ; Texas, team by a score of 2 5 to j IS. was the Herniation of tho , tournament. I A curly-headed youth. Shelby J Stamper, led the mountaineer at ; tack which shattered the her j aided Austin defense, looping six ! field goals, three of which came in the closing minutes of play to ; clinch the upset. Tonight Carr Creek meets its third test, play ing Bristol, Conn. E! j VKCA. Tex., Apr. 5. W A 33-! mile jaunt to Amarillo today con-1 fronted the 11 runners and walk-J era remaining in the J-.ua Angeles I to New Ycrk marathon. I With 1,152 miles covered, Arne J Sijominen of Detroit, continues to lead In elapsed time. His mark of. 1 sit; 4 3: 1 0 was more than five j hours better than that of Andrew) Payne, Claremore, Okla., who has; held second place for some time. I'wer C.avuzzi, Southampton, Kngland, led in the 37.3 mllo trek! from Cilen IMo, N. M., yesterday, I in 5:14:11', only 20 seconds nhead ; of Ollt Wanttinen of New York, j Kouiliinen was third in &:34;4). . Allen Currier of OranttH Pass, Ore., finished in 29th place today. I Mis time for the lap was 7:4?). andj his total elapsed time, 201:57:27-1 SANTA BABBAIIA. Cat., April 5. ffP) Cnloimi Charles A. Lind bergh today had gained a point in his game of hide and seek with the world. Hopping off from a private fly ing field where he had parked his plnno over Inght, Lindbergh yesterday took advantage of a ' convenient cloud bank to lose himself from the throng In which were many and persistent news paper reporters and cameramen. fAVlthin nn hour ho had landed 'igain in a small clearing not far from tho home of Mrs. Harry Knight, where he is visiting dur ing his Santa Barbara visit. That visit, acoerding to Harry Guggenheim, of the Guggenheim foundation for the advancement of aviation, who also is present, wVl b two weeks. GUKKNVILLI-:, S. C. Apr. T. itVtU now look hs if the Wash-1 ington Senators will open (ho sea-1 son next Tuesday against the Bos-1 ton lied Sox without Bucky Har-J ris. their youthful pilot, 'in the lineup. 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