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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JfEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1932.
CARDINALS BREAK
LOSING STREAK 10
DEFEATVCUBS, 7-1
Bottomley Benched and Jim
my Collins Shifted to First
- Bill Hallahan Allows
. But Three Singles
By Herbert W. Barker,
(Associated Freu Sports writer.)
An altered lineup and a typical
pitching performance by Wild Bill
jfsllahan has given the world cham
pion St. LouU Cardinal their flret
victory In four games and snapped
the Chicago Cubs' winning streak at
seven In a row. -
Gabby Street, slightly annoyed by
an outfit that had succeeded In win
ning only five games out of Its first IB,
benched First Baseman Jim Bottom-
ley yesterday, shifted Jimmy Collins
to that post and Inserted Bay Blades
Into the outfield.
Wild Bill Gels Credit.
This lineup stopped the Cubs with
out trouble, 7 to 1, but the credit
perhaps rests chiefly on Hallahan's
shoulders. The "wild one" passed 10
men but allowed only three single.
Four double plays stopped the Cubs
every time Hallahan's generosity put
them in a threatening ' position.
George Watklns led a 13-htt attack
on Quy Bush, hitting a home-run.
double and single.
The Cubs' defeat automatically
sent the Idle Boston Braves into first
place.
In the only other National league
struggle of the day, the Cincinnati
Reds came from behind to down
Pittsburgh, 7-8, after the Pirates bad
gained a 5-0 lead.
Senators Take Lead.
The Washington Senator gained
the American league lead by beating
the New York Yankees, 4-2, as Lloyd
Brown outpltched Charley Ruffing.
Brown witnessed the finish of the
game from the clubhouse, Marberry
going in with one out In the ninth
after the Yankees had put two men
on Bases.
Wes Perrell won his fifth game in
a row as Cleveland pounded out an
11-1 victory over the Chicago White
Sox. It was fairly close until the
eighth when Cleveland scored seven
runs off Poser and McKaln.
The much.traveled right-hander.
Irving Radley, made his first start
for the St. Louis Browns, struck out
11 men and beat the Detroit Tigers,
4-S.
Devereaux, Noted
Turf Patron Dies
CLEVELAND, May 3. (AP) Hurry
K. Devereaux, 73, millionaire sports
man and philanthropist, noted for
his achievements In grand circuit
racing, died today at his winter
home In Thomasvllle, Oa.
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BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
Missions
Seattle 6 S
Lleber, T. Pllletts and Rlccl; Hald
and Bottarlnl.
Second game: R. H. E.
Missions 3 8
Seattle . 4 9
(Seven innings.)
Cole, Caster snd Hoffman, Rlccl;
Kalllo, Page, Donelly and Bottarlnl
R. H. E
Oakland .'. 10 13
Los Angeles -.. 13 18 S
Ludolph, Thebus, Walsh and Pool
Gaston; Herrmann, Ballou and Camp
bell.
Second game: R. H. E,
Oakland 3 8 0
Los Angeles . 4 ft
Thomas, Dsglla and Gaston; Sweet,
land and Cronln.
R. H.
Hollywood . 1 19
Portland 5 11
Shellenback and Bassler; A. Jacobs,
Zahnlser and Fltzpatrlck.
Second game: R. H. E.
Second game: R. H. Z
Hollywood 3 8 1
Portland 3 9 3
Page and Bassler; Koupal and Fltz
patrlck. (Seven and one-half innings.)
R. H. E.
Sacramento 9 9 3
San Francisco 3 .
Ollllck and Woodall; Douglas and
penensky.
Afternoon game: R. H. E.
Sacramento . 4 10 0
San Francisco .............. ft 13 0
(Eleven innings.)
Freltas, Tlncup and Woodall; Davis,
Henderson, Zlnn and Penobsky.
How They Stand
(By the Associated Press.)
National.
w.
. 10
. 11
. 9
. 9
L. Pet
a .769
Boston
Chicago .
Philadelphia
Cincinnati .
.733
.583
.829
.385
.376
.315
New York
ft
8
8
4
Pittsburgh
St. Louis ...
Brooklyn ...
.303
W.
. 13
. 10
. 13
. 10
, 7
. 8
4
8
Washington
New York
Cleveland .......
4
4
8
8
.7.10
.714
.867
.630
Detroit
St. LouU
Chicago ......
10 .413
13 .394
10 .386
Philadelphia
Boston ............ ..........
12 200
w.
. 30
L. Pet.
8 .714
San Francisco ..
Portland
Hollywood ... .......
Los Angeles ..
, 18 13 .871
18 12 .571
, 14 13 .810
Sacramento
Oakland
. 14 14 .800
13 16 .444
13 18 .429
7 31 .350
Seattle .
Missions
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G.
Grant Pasa opened It Valley
league baseball schedule with a 5-to-4
victory over Jacksnvllle Sunday,
the invading "Miners' being unable
to hit Pitcher Otpe when hits were
needed.
A fair sized crowd was on hand to
witness t,he hotly contested game.
Mayor Oeorge Fox of Grants Pass
pitched the first ball with Mayor
Hartman of Jacksnvllle acting as re
ceiver. Ken Williams, former major
leaguer, In the batter's box took a
swing at the ball but missed and
Owney Pat ton of Med lord announced
the first strike In his capacity of
umpire.
Box score:
Jacksonville
AB H R O A E
Conlln, cf 6 10 10 0
Stlne, ss 6 1 1 a 0 0
Dye, 3b 6 0 1 0 0 0
Markl, If 6 3 10 0 0
Best, lb 6 1 0 6 0 3
Swanson, 2b 4 2 0 .4 4 0
Lewis, rf .. 3 0 0 10 0
Witter, rf . 3 0 0 0 0 0
Harrington, o 4 0 1 10 0 0
Hughes, p 4 10 0 13
Totals 41 8 4 34 6 4
Grants Pans
AB H R O A E
Chaney, ss . .......... 4 13 3 11
Blevlns. lb 4 0 1 10 0 2
Wade, 2b 4 3 1 3 3 0
Drolette, 3b ............ 4 1 0 2 0 2
Ogle, o 4 0 0 10 1 0
Glpo, p 4 1 0 0 3 0
Powers, If ....HMwm 4 0 0 0 0 0
Santee, rf 1-0 0 0 0 0
Decker, rf 3 1 0 0 0 0
Ostrum, cf 4 1110 0
Totals 36 7 0 27 0 6
Summary: Earned runs, Jackson
ville, 4; Grant Pans, 4. Two-base
hits, Drolette 1, Stlne 1, Swanson 3.
Three-base hits, Mark Is 1. Bases off
Qlpe 4, Hughes 4. Struck out by
GIpe 9, Hughes 0. Double plays.
Swanson to Harrington. Wild pitches,
Hughes 2. Left on bases. Grants
Pass 7, Jacksonville 10. Umpires,
Schaeffcr and Rlchardsori.
SWALLOW HIT IN
Two birds with one shot was George
Porter's record yesterday at the Med
ford Oun club, when he hit the elev
enth bird la the 25-target contest,
and at the same time accidentally
killed a swallow. This was Porter's
first shoot at the club.
Because of the high wind, scores
yesterday were not as high as usual.
They were:
At 60. At 25
H. Tilley
24
Geo. Porter .........
61
39
Ralph Green .
Sam Jennings 47
Sid Newton .......................... 45
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Fire Chief Elliott Uses "Fire Chief" Gas
refill
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Photograph shows Fire Chief Roy
Texas company's new gasoline Texaco
that Texaro had found It possible to
fire equipment.
Fire Chief Gasoline sounded good
to Fire Chief Elliott, for he knows
that when "wagons" are going to a
blaze. It Is necessary to have motors
that are producing a maximum of
power.
When the first shipments of Texa
co Fire Chief gasoline arrived here.
Fire Chief Elliott was accorded the
honor of being the first to fill up
his tank. He was escorted to a Fire
Chief filled pump by E. O. "Jerry"
Jerome, Texaco manager of this ter
ritory. '
According to R. T. Herndon, vlce-
Ray Coleman .
, 47
Clarence Eads -
T. E. Daniels
A. Stewart -
43
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Phil Thurston ....
O. W. Wood 44
H. Crolsant 45
E. H. Lamport .. 45
E. W. Pease...... '.
FIFER, WOOD TOURNEY
AT ELKS THIS EVENING
The first -150 points In the chal
lenge tourney for the Gottlieb bil
liard trophy will be played at the
Elks temple this evening at 7:30
o'clock, between David R. Wood, chal
lenger, and Reginald Flfer, defender
of the trophy.
The contest, which la to be held In
two blocks. Is open to all members
of the club. The second division of
the match la scheduled for Wednes-
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produce a gasoline for general use
I president of the Texas company,
I this new motor car fuel now avail -
aoie to an motorists was first de
veloped for fire engines.
No oil company had ever at
tempted to develop this more power
ful gasoline for public use until the
Texas company tried some experi
ments In their New York laborato
ries a few months ago. It had al
ways been, maintained that the gov
ernment specification called for a
degree of i refining that precluded
the possibility of ever producing
emergency gasoline for general use
EBONY FLIER
SENSATION
By CHARLES DUNKLEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
CHICAGO, May 3. (AP) Ralph
Metcalfe, 21-year-old colored lad from
Chicago, promises to be the sprint
ing sensation of the 1033 Olympic
games.
That was a prediction today of
John Nicholson, Notre Dame track
coach, after watching Metcalfe, the
flying ebony of the cinder path, dig
his powerful legs Into the turf at
the Drake relays Saturday to tie the
world's record of :09,5 In winning
the 100-yard dash with two yards to
spare.
"Metcalfe is really good," Nicholson
day evening. The contested trophy
was presented the club by Chrts
Gottlieb, member of the organization.
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as powerful as that used In his
at a nominal price. After consider
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cations for distillation range and
vapor pressure. Then they perfected
a refining process that made it pos
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gasoline to the public at the price of
ordinary gasoline.
According to the Texas company.
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observed. 'I look for him to beat
all of them. Eddie Tolan, Frank
Wyckoff and George Blmson have bad
their day but Metcalfe Is Just com
ing. His chances appear excellent
to become a sensation In the Olym
pics at Los Angeles next July."
The Chicago youth, running his
first year of collegiate competition
for Marquette university, is an amaz
ing sprinter. It used to be that he
had trouble In getting off with a
terrific burst of speed, but he seems
to have overcome that and gets away
now like a shot.
He is Just 31, 5 feet 11 inches tall,
and weighs 180 pounds. He has a
marvelous pair of legs with little
calves and powerful thighs that drive
him over the ground like a scared
rabbit.
SPLIT TWIN BILL
TO GLOSE SERIES
(By the Associated Press.)
Seattle and Los Angeles ended last
week's Pacific Coast league series with
double wins.
The Indians ended the series with
the Mission Reds yesterday by trounc
lng them 5-1 and 4-3. Seattle over
came a three-run lead to win the
second game. The victories gave Se
attle the series, four games to three.
Their batting technique working
efficiently, the Angels downed Oak-
Hear
Verona Hull
noted
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land 13-10 and -3. The series end
ed In a tie, three gamea apiece.
After a thunder shower had de
layed the program 3D minutes. Holly,
wood and Portland split a double
header at Portland. The first game
waa won by Hollywood, 7-5, and the
second by Portland, 3-3, giving the
Ducks the aeries, four to three.
The topnotch San Pranclaco Seals
split the day's schedule with Sacra
mento, the Senators winning the first
game 5-9 and the Seals talcing the
second, an 11-lnnlng affair, 6-4. The
Seals took the aeries, four gamea to
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