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pxge roim MEDPORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MED FORD, OREGON, SUKDXY, &PRIL 17, 1932. CAT BALL LEAGUE MONDAY EVENING Bule and regulation governing play In th Medford Cat Ball league have been adopted and first game of the schedule will be played Mon day evening. The league, to be pre tided over by Howard Scbeffel, In clude the following eight team: Devoe, Office Boy, Jennings Tire, Lamport, Prultt'a Shell, Medford T, Is H. Co., Actlvlan. Standard OH. The schedule call for a split sea- ion with a total of fourteen game, Each manager 1 to hand In a roster and participation of any player In a game or part of a game will be final. Spauldlng rules will apply a In pre vious season. An entry fee of 93 ts required, the money going for a din ner for first and second place team The first half schedule follows: April 18 DeVoe v. Office Boy; Jennings vs. Lamport. April 19 Prultt v. M. F. & H; Ac tlvlans v. Standard OH. April -0 Devoes vs. Lamport; Office Boys ra. Jennlng Tire. April 31 Pruttt vs. Standard OH; M. P. 4c H. va. Actlvlan. April 33 DeVoe v. Jennlng Tire; Office Boys v. Lamport. April 3S Prultta vs. Active Club; M F. ic H. v. Standard Oil. April 39 DeVoe vs. Pruttt; Office Boy vs. M. P. s H, April 37 Jennings Tire v. Actlvlan: Lamport vs. Standard Oil, April 38 DeVoe v. M. P. H.; Of fice Boy v. Active Club. April 39 Jennlng Tire V. Standard OH; Lamport va Pruttt. May 3 DeVoe vs. Active Club; Of. floe Boys va. Standard Oil. . May 8 Jennlng Tire va. Pruttt Shell; Lamport va. M. p. & H. May 4 DeVoe vs. Standard Oil; Of fice Boy v. Prultt Shell May ft Jennings Tire vs. M. P. tc H.i Lamport va. Active Club. JACK AND MAX BE CHICAGO, April lft (AP) Jtvok Dempsej nd Max Schmellng, put And present maateri of th heavy weight boxing world, were threaten ed with btnlahment from national boxing association territory today. Dempeey'a trouble involved an aid ease whereaa the German champion's oonoerned an elleged "ringer" in a match at Toronto, Canada. General John V. Cltnnln, chair man of the N, B. A. started an In vestigation of Sohmeltng yesterday after receiving a complaint from Geo. Panka, Pittsburgh heavyweight, that he was named as the man the cham pion defeated In an exhibition match at Toronto, April 1, while he was spending a peaceful evening In Pittsburgh. How They Stand W. L. Pet. ,, 10 i ao a 8 .760 .. 8 4 Jtffl .... . 8 8 .800 . 8 .600 . 4 8 .333 8 B .360 V 10 .091 American Chicago 4 1 M0 Washington 8 1 .760 Detroit . 8 1 .780 New York 3 1 .687 Philadelphia 3 1 .887 Cleveland 1 8 -60 St. Loul . 1 4 300 Boston 0 4 .000 San Francisco Sacramento ... Hollywood .. Portland ... Oakland . Los Angeles Seattle Mission Philadelphia Boston .., Brooklyn . Cincinnati . St. Loul . Chicago .... Pittsburgh . New York 3 3 3 8 . 3 3 3 0 .887 .667 .667 .600 .600 .600 .400 .000 TWO GAMES TODAY IN JACKSONVILLE, ONE AT E Two baseball games are scheduled In Jacksonville for this afternoon, the first being at 1:30 o'clock, a practice tilt between Jacksonville's towners, and the Talent town team. Immediately following, a team of players from Williams Creek will play the new nine recently organized by H. H. Farley In Jacksonvlle. Incuded In the members of Uie new team recently organized as result of dlssentlon In the Jackson ville organization, are Dr. H. B. amis, Bay and Chuck Ward, Paul Hess, Donald Dorothy and Bud Relnk lng. At a meeting of the Eagles lodge held Friday evening. Pat Shay was chosen manager of the team which will take the place of Eagle Point in the Rogue River valley league. In the Eagles' lineup will be Wild Bill Kanaato of Ashland, who has Just returned from Oakland where he tried out as pitcher with the Oaks, coast league team. The Eagles will have a practice game this afternoon on the Jackson school grounds with players from their own group. PHILLIES. 5 TO 0 VOLLEY BALL AT The preliminary volley ball tour nament was held at Howard school Friday afternoon. T.he Howard school board, patron and teachers made moat able hosts, and the grounds, play equipment and ball ground furnished all that the visiting school could have desired In the way of amusement. Six team played out for privilege ot the final entry on field and track day. The teams were as follows: Independence, Antlooh, Bellvlew, Shady Cove, West Side, and Howard. Shady Cove and Howard team won (or placement In the game at the fair grounds on the morning of April 33rd. Alva Law and Mr. Oulnlvere WoCoy were referee. Two or three ether team had Intended to com pete but tailed to appear. BASEBALL MEETING IN Rogue River Valley baseball league will conduct a meeting for all man ager and secretaries Tuesday eve ning at eight o'clock In Browns' Billiard, It wa announced yester day, and the season' schedule, aa prepared by Loul Puhl, will be pre sented. O. J. Pattdfl, president, will be In char of the gathering. According to present plan, the season will open at the laat Sunday In April, or the first In May. SPORTSMEN CONFER IN T A group of sportsmen conducted a meeting In Aahland ymtordav afternoon to consider the placing of holding pen for China pheaaanu. Attending the meeting were Clene Simpson of Corvallla, uperlntendent of thtat game farm, Prof, Vlnlng, Harry McNalr and Fred Taylor, all ot Aahland. Tennis Club Plays G. Pass April 24th According to Information Saturday from L. Alvln Tollefon, who I arranging a schedule of tnter-clty games for the Medford Tennla club, the local team will play Oram Pass her Sunday, April 34, it Iffll a.m. Previously the match had been slaved for ArU 17. BROOKLYN, April 16. (AP) Dai ly Vanoe shut out the Phillies with two hit today and th Dodger won 8 to 0. Vanoe pitched no hit bail In the first tx Inning. The score: R. H. E. Philadelphia 0 3 3 Brooklyn 3 11 Collins, Adams and McCurdy; Vanoe and Lopei. NSW YORK, April 16 (AP) The Olanta made eight errora today and four of them came In the ninth to give the Boston Brave a 8 to 4 vic tory. The acore: R. H. K. Boston -................... fi 11 0 New York 4 13 8 Selbold, Cantwell and Spohrer; Pltcatmmon and Hogan, O'Farrel. ' CINCINNATI, April 16. (AP) With Bl Johnson holding Pittsburgh hltlesa until the sixth Cincinnati de feated Pittsburgh 6 to 0 today. Ths score: R. H. K. Pittsburgh - 0 8 0 Cincinnati 8 8 1 Harris. Swetonlo, Kramer and Grace; Johnson and Manlon. Chicago at St. Loul gam post poned; rain and wet ground. EX-0.S.C. IN BOXING FRACAS RAINIER, Or., April 18. (AP) Buck Hammer, 107. former Oregon Stat college grid star, essayed the roll of boxer for hi home town tana la night and before his battle with Mickey McTlmonda, 189, Longvlew, had progressed beyond the third round, second ot the two gladiators, promoter, referee end some rlngstdera vere embroiled In a free-for-all that ended In Referee Oranlgan calling the affair "no contest. His Stomach Trouble Healed at Last After suffering for nearly eight years with a bad case of stomach trouble, which finally reunited In a perforated ulcer, Mr Eacheuback, Norwood, Ohio, reports that he was completely healed by a simple home treatment. He says he had spent thousands of dollars and had under gone a surgical operation, without any permanent relief, when a friend recommended the treatment which performed a "miracle" tor him. and now he wants all other sufferers to know about it. 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Moore, Kline, Michael, Wetland and Manlon, Storle. , PHILADELPHIA, April 18 (API Home runs by Cramer, Simmons and Cochrane for the Philadelphia Ath letics helped to give them a 4 to 2 victory over Washington today. The score: R, H. B. Washington 3 8 1 Philadelphia 4 10 1 Crowder, Brown and Spencer; Orove and Cochrane. CHICAOO, April 18 (AP) Pat Caraway held Cleveland to five hit today and Chicago won 8 to 1. The score: R. H. B. Cleveland i 18 0 Chicago 8 10 0 Harder, HUdebrand and Sewell; Caraway and Grub. DETROIT, April 18. (AP) De troit took the opening games of the series from St. Loul today 8 to 3 In 13 Inning. St, Loul went Into the lead on two hit In the 13th, but the Tiger scored twice In their bait on a baa on balls, a doubl and a quee ply. The core: R. R. B. St. Louis 3 10 3 Detroit 8 10 1 Hebert and Perrell; Utile and Ruel. AGAIN WINS BIG MEET EDWARDS STADIUM, BERKELEY, Cal., April 18. (AP) Stanford's In dians took the measure of Cali fornia's Bears on track and field to day for the ninth successive year In a "big meet," whose final score was overshadowed by brilliant sprint performances by Bob Klesel and an "Iron man" feat by Ben Eastman. The score was 79:1-8 to 61:5-6, and the Bears upset the dope to score more points than at any time since 1923. the last year of a California victory. BILLIARD EXPERT E BUCKS, 9-8, WITH FIVE-RUN RALLY SACRAMENTO. April t8. (AP) Sacramento took a lead on the Port land aeries here today by coming through with a five-run rally In the eighth Inning to nose out the Beavers. 9 to 8. Portland had taken a commanding lead by tallying seven times In the seventh. Vinci, McQuald and Salvo hurled for the Sacs, the latter a rookie who stopped the Ducks for his first Coast league victory. Orwoll made way for Klleen, whose wild new in the eighth cost htm and the Beavers the game. OAKLAND, Cal., April 18. (AP) Oakland won two ball games from Seattle here today, 4 to 3 and 3 to 1. A home run by Muller, Seattle lnflelder. In the ninth Inning tied up the first game 3 and 3, but the Oaks won out In the eleventh as Dean, Koehler and Daglla singled. In the exhibition matches staged at the Elks' temple Friday evening by Ous Copulos, well-known three cushion billiard star, he defeated Reg Flfer of this city, 56 to 16 and William Gates, 25 to IS. About 60 members of the lodge and their friends attended, and fol lowing the matches Copulos gave an exhibition and lecture on three cushion playing and the system. LOS ANGELES. April 18. (AP) Hollywood took advantage of pitcher Leroy Herrmann's wlldneas In the fifth Inning to score three runs ! and win today's game from Los s Angeles, 4 to 3. I John MUJus, tossing for the Stars, 1 fared well until the ninth, when Tom Bheehan had to be called to stem an Angel uprising. Jefferson Takes Relay Race Meet VANCOUVER, Wash, April 16. (AP) Jefferson high school of Port land won the seventh annual high school relay carnival here today scoring a total of 33 points. Van couver high placed second with 23 points and Orant of Portland came in third with 34 3-3 points. WELCH IN POSSESSION OF RACE MOTOR AGAIN The Joinson Seahorse 93-horse-power motor belonging to "Dutch" Welch, which was stolen here last fall, is In his possession again, after he posted redelivery bond on It at the sheriff's office yesterday. The motor was taken from the Crater Lake Automotive company and shipped to Kalispel, Mont., from southern California. It was being held in Kalispel by postal authori BITE f GOULD Rosy report tor fishermen are brought to Medford by E. W. Gould from Brooking. Mr. Gould re turned to Medford for a hort tay over 'the week-end and 1 going right back to hi favorite fishing haunt. He report fishing tine In tide water for cutthroata over 10 lnche In length. Fishing Is 1 especially good In the Wlnchuck and the Chetco la rapidly clearing. Some of the aprlng run of salmon are seen In tha Chetco and a lew steelhead. Savage Rapid dam will be regu- . lV.ta ml th.t. th. SBlmOn i will be enabled to ascend the ladder. Ralph Cowglll announce- yeaieruay. Many salmon have been caught be low the dam. Grade school baseball, under the direction of Coach Ray Henderson, opened Saturday with the Jackaon school defeating Washington 34 to 28, and Lincoln defeating Roosevelt, 33 to 8. Donald Casebolt, catcher of the Jackson team, was the batting haro of the day, with the honor of secur ing the first home-run of the series. with a ticket to the movies as the prize. The second leg of the series will be played next Saturday. F TO TUjOIOTORS All speedboat fans of this locality will be tuning up their motor on Emigrant lake today, according to sport talk of yeaterday. 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