Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1932, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textpxoe six MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE, MEDFORD, OREGON", FRIDAY, SPRIL 15, 1932. SEALS PILING UP IMPRESSIVE LEAD in mm Mission Errors Responsible for Loss Third Straight to San Francisco Port land Bows to Sacramento (Br the Aaoclated Press.) Bit by bit the San rranclsco Seali are piling' up a substantial lead In Coast league standings. Last nlgbt the; downed the Mis sion, Reds, traditional "home town" rivals, for th third straight time. The score was 4-2. Three costly Mis sion errors accounted for the winning rune. The score was tied when the eighth Inning started, but the Seals scored twice without bitting the ball outside the Infield, on three Mission Infield errors. Aided by Pitcher Plynn's single In the eighth, Sacramento took an odd game lead over Portland by winning yesterday's game, 4-3. The Solons hit five times off Dietrich, but by bunching the blngles, made four of them count for runs. - After a day'a rest, due to rain, the Seattle Indians resumed hostilities with Oakland yesterday, and drub bed the Acorns 5-0. .Bollywood's Stars continued the repeated drubbings they have been giving their neighboring rivals by defeating Los Angeles 10-1, their third straight victory, and Incidentally, the fifth straight loss for the Angels. BASEBALL YESTERDAY Coast League. San Francisco Bstterles: Cole I Zlnn and Penebeky. B. R. E. .304 ..470 Hofmsnn: Portland R. H. B. 8 12 0 4 8 0 Sacramento .... Batteries: Dietrich and Pitapat rick; Plynn and Woodall. R. H. Seattle 5 1 Oakland 0 1 Batterlea: Nelson and Cos; Thomas, Hunt and Read. R. H. E. !. 1 6 8 10 12 t Los Angeles . Hollywood Batteries: Bsllou. Sweetland and Campbell; Thomas and Basaler. EAGLES' BASEBALL ' 'J. P. Morley will bt In charge of the Eagles' lodge baseball team In the Southern Oregon league, accord ing to announcement today. A prac tice game will be played at the fair grounds Sunday afternoon, and Mr. Morley has several good men lined up for the team. A meeting will be held this evening following the regular meeting of the Eagles lodge, for all those Interested In Joining the team. The Eagles' team will take the place of the Eagle Point team, which did not enter the league this season. LOSE 10 STARS Lombardi Suffers Broken Finger by Foul Tip Grantham Twists Ankle Pirates Trim Cards, 5-4 By HERBERT W. BARKER, (Associated Press Sport Writer) Dan Howley, the aartorlally cor rect manager of the Cincinnati Reds, already Is playing in tought luck and the National league season Is Just three dsys old. The Reds' second game of the campaign cost them the services of Ernest Lombardi, the catcher with rifle arm and the massive schnozzola, and of George Orantham, veteran second baseman, whose chief base ball virtue la his timely bitting. Foul Breaks Finger. Lombardi stopped a foul tip with his right Index finger and the broken bone that ensued will keep him on the - bench for at least 10 days. Orantham twisted his ankle and probably won't play for a week. But even with theee two cogs out for repairs, the Reds punched out a 6-8 decision over the Chicago Cubs yesterday and made It two out of three In the series. In the only other National league struggle of the dsy, the Pittsburg Pirates pounded Paul Derringer for 15 hits and trimmed the world champion Bt. Louts Csrdtnals, 5-4. Browns and Tigers Win. In the American league, the St. How Tliey Stand (By the Associated Press) National League, W, Philadelphia Boston St. Louis . Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburg New York Brooklyn American League. Washington New York Chlcsgo Cleveland .. Detroit St. Louis Philadelphia . Boston .. ... W. , 2 . 1 . 2 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 0 . 0 PC. 1.000 1.000 .681 807 .333 .333 .000 .000 PC. 1.000 1.000 .887 JS00 .600 333 .000 .000 Coant League. San Francisco Sacramento I'ollywood Portland Oakland Seattle Los Angeles Missions L. 1 2 3 5 8 8 7 a PC. 00 00 .700 300 .333 .333 300 .100 Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers broke Into the winning column for the first time. Sam Gray allowed only five hits as the Browns turned back the Chi cago White Sox, 3-0, the second shutout of the major league season. Whitlow Wyatt had the better of a pitching duel with Willis Hudlln and Detroit defeated Cleveland, 3-1. Wyatt allowed four hits and struck out seven. Weather conditions held other American league cluba Idle, but at Philadelphia Connie Mack, venerable manager of the champion AthleTTcs announced Roger Cramer would re place the veteran Blng Miller In the outfield. Cramer Is just atartlng his second term with the A's. MEDFORD TENNIS CLUB SCHEDULES INTER-CITY PLAY Several lnter-clty tennis mtehe have been arranged for the Medford I Tennis club for the coming season, announces L. Alrln Tollefaon. Tent-: tlve arrangement are being made with Klamath Falls, Bend, Yreka. ' Marsh field. Salem and Corvallla for ; matches, but definite dates have not ' been made. j Grants Pass will be the first team played, with the match played t Grants Pass April 17. On May 1 the j team will Journey to Eugene to oppose the strong Eugene Tennis , club team. On May 8 Medford will taVe a three-man team composed I of Dr. Harold Oillls, L. Alvln Tol lefson and James Edmlston to Rose burg, where they will play the Rose burg Tennis club team. Due to the fact that Roaeburg has but one tennis court avul'able only a three- man team will be played there, but j when Roseburg plays on the Med-1 ford court they will bring the custo mary five-man team. I Medford will have the strongest city team they have had In many years. Dr. Harold GIllls, Alvin Tol- I lefson and James Edmlston will bold ' down the first three positions on the team, with Harry Butler and Harry Garfield as the probable fourth and fifth men. Butler and Garfield will be extended to hold down these positions, as there are several very promising players trying for places. Among those who stand- the most chance at the present writing are Carter Boggs, E. M. Wilson, W. Prultt and A. Prultt and several others. ELKS TEMPLE TONIGHT Ous Copulos, three-cushion billiard ace. will play Reg Plfer, 25, and Win. A. Gates. 25, this evening In matches at the Elks temple, for members and their friends. Following the matches, Copulca will give an exhibition and lecture on the fine points of the game, ac cording 'to the announcement. One Casualty In Oregon Industry SALEM, April 18. 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