P2TGE FOUR
aiEDFOTlD Him TRIBUXE. JfEDFOKD, OREGON. STJXDAY, SPRIL 24, 1932.
Shady Cove and
LARGER SCHOOLS'
IE! POSTPONED
ACCOUNT DELUGE
150 Students Participate
Despite Muddy Condition
Shady Cove Also Win
ner in Volley Ball Game
In the rural school division of the
county truck meet conducted yester
day at the Jackson county fair
grounds, Shady Cove won the trophy
donated by the Ashland Rotary club
for one and two-room schools, with
31 polnta. The Medford Actlvlan cup
for three and four-room school! went
to Oak Orove, with 86 polnti.
Eventa for town sohoola, which In
clude rural high schools, were post
poned yesterday because of weather
condition!, aocoraing to AiDerc ntcn,
chairman of the track and field
meet. He stated that ttiey would
probably be conducted April 30 or
May 7.
West Side Leads .
Winning! In the one and two-room
school groups gave West Side achool
IS, Reese Creek 16, Bellvlew 8, Nell
Creek 8 and Missouri Flat a.
Second place in the three and
four-room achools went to Howard
with 40 point. Other ratings were
van Valley 38 and Laurelhurst 13,
About 160 studeuta from twenty
school! participated In the annual
field contests, and although the
weather conditions were not Ideal,
large number of spoctatora were In
the grandstands. Lunch was served
there at noon by the Bellvlew F.-T. A.
In each event blue, red and white
ribbons were given winners of first,
second and third places, respectively,
Shady Cove won the volley hall
game from Howard school. 10 to 10,
Members of the Shady Cove team
fere Richard Zlmmerlee, Wondell
Oable, Gene Wertnutn, WUma Hus
ton and Lewis Ripley. Howard's team
was Vern Knopf, Harold Evans, Shlr-
rel Doty, Neule Moon and Ruth
Thorbun.
Other results were:
POLE VAULT
Class A Boys
1 Randall Gilford, West Bide;
3 Howard Pankey, Oak drove.
; S- Roland Pitta, Oak Orove.
Clai B Boys
1 Wayne Ray. Evans Valley.
2 James Thomas, Laurelhurst.
8- Danny Ohrt, Laurelhurst. .
rumm.no BKOAO jump
Class B Boys
1 Herbert Tucker, Nell Creek.
3 dene Weltman, Shady Cove. '
8 Ouaue Shuler, Howard.
I LAO BACK
Class A Girls
1 Christine Zlmmerlee, Shady
Cove.
! 3 Emmy Lou Knlpa Oak Orove.
3 Masine Terrell, West Side.
BAMKBALL' THHOYY
Class B Ulrls
1 Marjorle Conger, West Bide.
3 Marjo Radlchel, Oak Drove,
8 Doris Ford, Oak Orove.
RL.N.MNU UHUAl) JIMP
Class A Boys
1 Newton Bmith, Howard.
3 Donald Caton, Nell Creek.
8 Ed Coghlll, Oak Orove.
HUP, S1K1', JUMP
Class B Boys
1 Oene Weltman, Shady Cove,
3 Dan Wright, Oak Orove.
' 3 Ralph Newman, Evana Valley.
RUNNING 11 Hi 11 JIMP
Class B Boys
1 Oene Weltman, Shady Cove.
2 Russell McNeill, Oak Orove.
3 Robert Thomas, Laurelhurst.
J3-V.IKD DASU
Class A Ulrls
1 June Hanson, Oak drove.
3 Louise Martin, Bellvlew,
8 Edna Radlchel, Oak Qrovt.
I'lnss B (ilrls
1 Nlta Radlchel. Oak Orove.
3 Bertha Baker, Evans Vallev.
8 Marian Keep Howard.
IIIINNIMI
Class A Boys
1 Prank Sparks, Howard.
3 Lester Wilcox. Missouri Flat.
3 Loren Croucher, Howard.
Clasa B Boys
1 Harold Evans, Howard.
3 Wilson Neathamer, Evans Valley.
3 Byrd Weltman, Shady cove,
CIum A Girls
1 Marjorle Reich, Oak Orove.
3 Jessie Thoburn, Howard.
8 Elma Croucher, Howard.
Class II Girls
1 Lola Smith, Howard.
3 Bernlce Moon, Howard.
3 Nina Baker, Evans Valley.
POTATO RACK
I law A (ilrls
1 Marjorle Retch. Oak Orove.
3 DaUy Rains, West Side.
8 Christine Zlmmerlee, Shady
Cove.
SO-YAKD BASH
CUM A Girls
3 June Hanson, Oak Orove.
3 Louis Martin, Bellvlew.
3 Lola Smith, Howard.
(Mass H Girls
1 Nina Radlchel, Oak Orove.
3 Bertha Baker, Evana Valley.
3Marlan Keep, howard.
HKI-YAHII DASH
Class R Boys
1 Wayn Ray. Evans Valley.
8 Don WH&M, Oak Orove.
8 Ralph Newman, Evans Valley.
SHOT PI T
Class A Boys
1 Ed CoKhlll, Oak Orove.
3 Wesley Baker. Osk Drove.
8 John Zlmmerlee. Shsrty Cove.
Clau B Bars
I Thomas James. Laurelhurst.
8 Wayne Ray, Evana Valley.
3 Ivan Franks. Bellvlew.
SACK RACK
I Donald Niedermeyer. West Sid
8 Berthel Roberts. Missouri Flat.
8 Ira Orr, Evans Vallev.
RUNNING HIGH JIMP
Class A Roys
1 Eldon Orow, Rene Creek.
3 Wallace Ohrt, Laurelhurst,
3 Rolen Pltu, Oak Drove,
How They Stand
W. L. Pet.
Detroit , 8 3 .727
Washington - ' 8 .700
New York 6 3 .826
Cleveland - 55
St- Loula 6 6 .456
Philadelphia 4 6 .444
Chicago 4 7 .364
Boston 3 7 .322
National
W. L. Pet.
Boston ............ 7' 2 .778
Chloago 1 3 .700
Pittsburgh . .. 8 , 8 MS
Philadelphia 8 6 .646
Cincinnati . 6 .455
New York 4 8 .400
Brooklyn 8 6 .333
St. Loul! 8 7 .300
Pacific Coast
Pet,
.833
.632
.611
.656
.500
.398
.358
.111
440 RKLAY
Boys
1 Wayne Ray, Evana Valley.
2 Vernon Zames, Evans Valley.
3 Ralph Newman, Evans alley.
2'iO RKLAY
Girls
1 Betty West, Oak Orove.
2 Nlta Radlchel, Oak Orove.
3 Doris Ford, Oak Grove.
4 Alice Hamer, Oak Orove,
220-YAKU RUN
n Class B Boys
1 Wayne Ray, Evans Creek.
2 Oene Weltman, Shady Cove.
8 Herbert Tucker, Nell Creek.
60-YAUI) DASH
CIUM B Boys
1 Ralph Newman, Evan! Valley.
2 Russell McNeill, Oak Orove.
8 Ivan Franks, Bellvlew.
100-YARD DASH
Class A Boys
1 Eldon Graw, Reese Creek,
2 Ed Coghlll, Oak Orove.
3 Henry Miller, Evana Valley.
220-YARD RUN
Class A Boys
1 Ed Coghlll, Oak Orove, .
3 Richard Wright, Oak Orove.
3 Jerry Keep, Howard.
8 Henry Miller, Evana Valley.
SO-YAltD DASH
Clasa A Boys
1 Eldon Oraw. Reese Creek.
3 Ed Coghlll, Oak Orove.
3 Henry Miller, Evans Valley.
DIE'S HOMERS
WIN CAT CONTEST
In the kitten ball league Friday,
DeVoe's do (en ted Jennings Tire, 8 to
4. Pour homo runs by the victors
put the game on Ice. H. Elliott
pitched and Hnrrlngton was behind
the bat tor DeVoe's. Jennings and
Stafford constituted the battery lor
the losers.
Lamport's defeated Your Office
Boys, 3 to 1, due to the pitching of
Ray Sluglcr, who was caught by
Speaker. The Lamport's came from
behind to win. Cotton and Leonard
were the "Your Office Boy" battery.
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IIMIWS OF CITY
All boys of thU city If eligible to
participate In the American Legion
Jnnlor baseball competition tile
coming season should get In touch
with Earl Davis, post baseball chair
man of Medford, as soon as possible
In order that the Legion officials
can aid In organizing teams that will
officially wear the Legion colors in
tills program, which each year since
Its start has grown by leaps and
bounds,
More than 400,000 boys under the
age of 17 played under Legion guid
ance throughout the United States
in 1931. Russell Cook, national di
rector of the Americanism commis
sion, under which the Junior base
ball activity Is conducted, estimates
more than half a million will be
registered for the games this season,
according to the post official.
The competition leads up to a
world's Berles next fall, to be played
off between a team that has won
all contests west of the Mississippi
river and a team east of the Mibsls
sippi. The elimination games takb
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CHICAGO. April 23. (AP) Dr.
Preston Bradley, pastor of the non
denominational People's church here,
was re-elected president of the Izaak
Walton league of America, as its
10th annual convention closed, to
day. Vice -president elected Included:
O. Warren Kinney, Seattle.
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PORTLAND. April 23. (AP) Jef
ferson high school's track team won
tho annual Portland lnterscholaatlc
relay carnival here Friday with 18
points, placing first In half of the
six events. Grant High was nosed
out by Just one point. Washington
was third with 13; Franklin, 8; Ben
son. 5; Lincoln, 4, and Roosevelt 1
point.
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PHILLIES 7-2
WIN- OVER GIANTS
PHILADELPHIA. April 23. (AP)
Roy Hansen came back today and
pitched the Phillies to a 7 to 3 vic
tory over the New York Giants.
Hansen pitched shutout ball until
the ninth.
R. H. E.
New York ... 2 11 0
Philadelphia ...... 7 12 2
' Batteries: Mooney, Walker, Gibson
and Hogan; Hansen and Davis.
PITTSBURG, Pa., April 23. (AP)
The Pirates won the final game
of their series with the Cardinals
today, 10 to 9. making the count
three out of four games for the first
home encounters.
R. H. E.
St. Louis 9 14 2
Pittsburg , 10 8 1
Batteries: Carleton, Haines. Dean
and Mancuso; Brame, Swift and
Grace.
Chicago Am-il 23. ( AP) Lonnle
Warneke. young right 'hander, and
the Cubs today went 12 innings to
defeat Cincinnati, 2 to 1.
used four pitchers.
E.
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Chicago
2 7 0
Batteries. Kolp. Johnson, Hilcher,
Wysong and Manlon; Warneke and
Hartnett.
BOSTON, April 23. (AP) Socks
Selbold held Brooklyn to six hits to
day and the Braves pounded out a
7 to 1 victory over the Dodgers. Tile
Braves swept the three-game series.
R. H. E.
Brooklyn 16 3
Boston 7 8 0
Batteries: Mungo. Thurston, Jones
and Richards, Picinlch; Selbold and
Hargrave.
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OREGON CITY, April 23. (AP)
Dragged Into the Willamette river
by his own anchor rope, Glenn A.
White of Portland drowned here
Friday. He was flBhing for salmon
from a rowboat.
White was about 100 feet from
shore when he dropped the heavy
anchor. The rope tangled about his
legs and the Iron pulled him Into
the river and upset the boat.
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PHILADELPHIA FOR
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NEW YORK, N. T., April 33. (AP)
The Yankees outslugged Philadel
phia In a hitting duel today to win
16 to 5. Babe Ruth hit his fifth home
run and Ben Chapman his first.
R. H. E.
Philadelphia S 11 1
New York ...... -13 1 1
Walberg. Deshong. Cain and Coch
rane; Rhodes, Andrews and Dickey.
WASHINGTON? April 33. (AP)
Behind the four hit pitching of Carl
Fischer's left handed fire ball, Wash
ington defeated Boston today 5 to 0.
R. H. K.
Boston 0 4 1
Washington 5 13 0
Welland. Michaels, Kline and Con
nolly; Fischer and Berg.
CT. LOUIS, April 33. (AP) St.
Lou'.s outhit the White Sox to win 11
to 6 here today and make a clean
sweep of a three game series with
Chicago.
R. H. E.
Chicago 6 10 3
St. Louis 11 14 1
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CLEVELAND, April 33. (AP)
Cleveland came from behind In the
eighth and ninth Inning today to
win their first game In four days
from Detroit 8 to 7. It wai the third
straight victory for Wei Ferrell, etar
Clevelsnd hurler.
R. R. E.
Detroit 7 10 a
Cleveland ... 8 10 1
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GOLD BEACH, Ore., April 33 (AP)
Critically wounded by knife stabs,
Phillip Marlow, Bandon baseball
player, was In a serloui condition
In a hospital here today, Bert
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