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MEDFORD M1IL "TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 9, 1932.
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BOLSTERS CUBS
STAFF
Veteran Back in Game After
. Influenza Attack, Turns
In 12 to 5 Victory Over
Carey's Brooklyn Dodgers
By HERBERT W. BARKER
(Associated Press Sport Writer)
Burleigh Grimes, whose name 1
synonymous with baseball courage,
la back In harness again and the
Chicago Cuba, tough enough with'
out him, are Just that much more
formidable.
An attack of Influenza laid low
the veteran right hander Just as
the 1832 campaign opened, but he
came back yesterday to survive a
three-run attack by the Brooklyn
Dodgers In the first inning and
finally beat them, 13-6.
Dazzler Blows Up.
Darzy Vance, usually extremely ef
fective against the Cubs, had one
man out In the third Inning when
be lost control, walked. three men In
a row, and was unceremoniously
yanked. Before the Inning was over
the Cubs had scored five times, and
taken a 7-4 lead.
This victory stretched Chicago's
advantage In the National league
to three full games as the Boston
Braves lost their fourth straight to
the Cincinnati Reds, 0-5. .
Giants, Cards Bpnt.
The New York Giants and St. Louis
Cardinals spilt a double bill. The
Giants won the opener, 4-1, as Carl
Hubbell allowed only six hits, the
Cardinals the nightcap, 6-S, as the
eccentric Dtary Dean went the route
for the champions.
The Washington Senators main
tained their lead In the American
league race by nosing out the Chi
cago White Sox. 6-5. In 14 Innings.
Cleveland walloped the Philadel
phia Athletics again, 8-B, and the
Boston Bed Box broke an eight-
game losing streak at the St, Loula
Browns' expense, 7-5,
RACE DRIVER KILLED
OAKLAND, Cel., May . (AP)
The name of Jimmy Sharp, of Los
Angeles, one-time ranking automo
bile racer of the Paolds coast, wsa
added to the list of those who have
died on the track today as a result
of fatal Injuries received In the
100-mlle contest on the Oakland
speedway yesterday.
Sharp's machine slid Into the guard
rail, hurled 80 feet Into the air and
plunged down a 10-foot embankment.
1
Sharp reductions on spring coats
for Immediate clearance.
ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN'S.
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
Los Angeles .
Missions .
X. K. S.
4 It 1
3 4 1
Herman and Campbell; T. PUlette
and Blccl.
Second game: R. H. Z
Los Angeles 10 18 0
Missions a 10 4
Moss, Wetzel and Cronln; Brtggs,
Caster, Walsh and Hofmann.
B. H. B.
0 7 8
8 13 I
Oakland
fliAmsin(A
Kaslcb, Joiner and Bead; Ollllck
and Woodall.
Afternoon same: R. H. E.
Oakland 3 11 3
Sacramento 8 14 1
(13 Innings.)
Walsh and Oaston: Ttncup and
Wirt, Woodall.
First game:
San Francisco ,
Hollywood
R H. B.
0 8 0
18 0
Douglas and Ward; Sheehan and
Mayer.
Second game: R. H. E.
San Francisco 8.8 1
Hollywood 3 5 1
Zlnn and Penebsky; Yde, Johns,
Thomas and Bassler.
R. H. B.
14 8
8 11 4
First gsme
Sesttle .
Portland
(10 Innings.)
Walters and Cox; Dietrich and Pita-
Patrick.
Second game: R. H. E.
Seattle ......... 8 8 0
Portland ... 8 8 1
(8 Innings.)
Nelson, Bonnelly and Cox; Hubbell,
Zahnlser and Palmlsano.
HORSESHOE TEAM
Med ford 'i Horseahos elub member
won from Ashland yeiterd&y lit the
latter city, 30 to ID, when a group
of contest were held to select the
southern Oregon team.
Six of the seven team members
were chosen, and will compete with
Eugene as toon as arrangements for
a tourney can be made, according to
club offlolals. Those named were
John fiparlln, Roy Prultt, HadJey Ar
thur, Wlldi, O. K. Shell and Ray
Arthur.
A large crowd of enthusiasts vlalted
the city park yesterday afternoon to
view the matches.
The scores were:
Med ford.
W.
Roy Prultt
Yager
Ray Arthur
O. K. Shell
Hadley Arthur
Knlps ...............
Simmons
Ashland.
Wilds
Harvey Sparlln .............
Mao Smith ....................
Tliorton
John Hutchison
Martin ......... ...............
Lacey
SPLIT TWIN BILL
IN SUNDAY PLAY
Last week was a tough one for
the Mission Reds and Oakland In
the Pacific Coast league race.
Both teams lost both ends of dou.
bleheaders yesterday and went down
to their sixth straight defeats.
The Missions were victims of Los
Angeles, winner of yesterday's games
by scores of 4-3 and 10-0.
Oakland's grief was caused by
Sacramento which won, 8-0 and 8-2.
the second game going a dozen In
nings. The largest crowd this season
turned out to watch San Francisco
snd Hollywood split a doubleheader.
Officials estimated nearly 10.000 fans
were In the stands. The Stars took
the opener, 1-0, and the Seals came
back to grab the second, 3-3.
Seattle and Portland split the re
maining double program, the Indians
taking the first game, 0-5, and Port
land winning the second by the
same score. The first game went 10
Innings.
The week's series ended: Los An
geles 0, Missions 1; Sacramento 6,
Oakland 1; Hollywood 4, San Fran
cisco 3: Portland 4, Seattle 8.
No games will be played today.
Games this week beginning Tuesday
night, Portland at Missions (San
Francisco); San Francisco at Oak
land; Hollywood at Sacramento; Se
attle at Los Angeles.
CAVEMEN DEFEAT
J'VILLJJ TO 6
Grants Pass defeated Jacksonville.
8 to 8 yesterday at Jacksonville In
the presence of a number of candi
dates for office. It was a free-htt-ttng
contest each team garnering 10
hits. Errors were reaponslbls for
the winning runs. Stlne, Markel
and Hughes each clouted out three
hlte for the losers. Glpe, Droulotte
Wade, 3b
with the willow.
Tlie Une-up:
Cheney, as
Blevlns, lb
Wade, 3b
Droulette
Ogle, o
Olpe, p
8 8. 8 8 8 0
AB H R PO A E
Powers, If .... 6
Santee, rf B
Ostrum, cf .......... 8
Totals .... 48 18 8 37 13 1
Jacksonville. '
.Stlne, ss ... 8 8 3 0 8 0
Conlln, cf 8 0 0 0 0 0
Markle, If . 8 3 3 3 0 0
Williams, 3d 8 3 1111
Hughes, p 5 3 ,0 8 1 1
Swanson, rf .. 4 3 10 10
Lewis, rf 10 0 10 0
Coleman, lb 4 3 0 10 0 1
Dye, 3b 4 0 0 4 1 0
Harrington, o .......... 4 10 8 11
Totals 43 18 8 37 8 4
71 Runs, SO Hits .
Victory Margin
In Sand Lot Tilt
BOISE, Idaho, May B -(AP)
The baseball team at Pierce
Park, a community adjacent to
Boise, does nothing half-heartedly
even when It comes to losing.
In a gsme with Star, two Pierce
Park hurlers allowed 60 hits,
while the fielders were contribut
ing 38 errors.
Pierce Park lost the game. 71
to 8.
,How They Stand
(By the Associated Press.)
National.
Chicago .
Boston .
Philadelphia
Cincinnati .
St. Loula
New York -.
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Louis .
13
11
.800
.550
W. L. Pet
. IS 6 .737
8
S
13 11 .542
10 IS .435
I 11 Ml
7 13
7 14 .333
18
13
IS
13
.782
.687
.640
.800
Philadelphia ,
Chicago
Blston
11 18 .458
8 13 .400
8 18 .373
4 18 -00
San Francisco .
Los Angeles ..
Portland ..
Sacramento
Hollywood
Seattle
Oakland
Missions
. 33 13 .857
, 30 14 .588
, 30 15 .571
, 30 15 .571
, 30 15 .
. 16 30 .430
. 13 31 .382
: 37 -29
EAGLES LOSE GAME
TO TALENT PLAYERS
In slow game, without much
"star" playing. Talent defeated the
Medford Eagles'' team, 13 to 8 at
Talent yesterday afternoon. Accord
lng to reports, neither team was
playing' its best. Both teams are
members of the Rogue Valley Base
ball league.
S
Eugene ToWnies
Trim Salem 4-3
EUGENE, Ore., May 0. (AP) The
Eugene Town lea, official city base
ball team, opened the season here
Sunday by defeating the Salem Sena
tors, 4 to 3. Burton and Harrison
pitched for Eugene, and Wilson and
Hocvey performed for Salem,
Wrestler's Injury
Results in Death
BOSTON, May 0 (AP) Dlmltrl
Demetroff, 37, a professional wrestler
who contracted blood poisoning from
a mat Injury several months ago,
died today. A week ago his left
leg was amputated.
Crystalglow Kodak glass supreme.
The Peasley'a. Opp. Holly Theater.
TO OPEN TODAY
A schedule for .vunlor American
Legion baseball teams of the area
was adopted at a meeting Friday
night with seven teams listed, two
from Ashland and one from Talent
under management of Paul B. Mc
Donald of Ashland post of the Leg
Ion and the remainder under man
agement of "Dub" Watson of Med
ford post. Each team will play six
games and at the end of the sched
ule which opens Monday and closes
June 3, the best fifteen players will
be chosen for a team to play neigh
boring districts.
The schedule adopted follows:
May 9th
. Jacksonville Bbangles. ,
Doughboys Central Point.
May 13th
Shangles Ashcrafts.
Talent Jacksonville,
May 13th
Orenbemers Central Point.
May 16th .
Ashcrafts Jacksonville.
Doughboys Orenbemers.
May 19th
Orenbemers Shangles.
Doughboys Talent.
Central Point Ashcrafts.
May 33
Jacksonville Doughboys.
Ashcrafts Orenbemers.
Shangles Talent.
May 26 th
Shangles Doughboys.
Talent Ashcrafts.
Central Point Jacksonville.
May 31
Shangles Central Point.
Jacksonville Orenbremers,
Ashcrafts Doughboys.
June 3
Talent Orenbemera.
TROXEL TO CONDUCT
Announcement was made today
that Rev. C. W. Troxel, who recently
returned from China, will be at the
Free Methodist church Thursday, May
13. Instead of Tuesday, as previously
planned. Services are to be conduct
ed at 10:30 a. m. and 3 p. m.
A large crowd Is expected to At
tend to hear the message.
MLE GOLD DIGGERS
Jacksonville's Gold Diggers, Inde
pendent baseball nine, could not
maintain Its established lead In yes
terday's game against the Prospect
team, at that resort yesterday after
noon. The final score was 16 to 7,
In favor of the mountaineers.
The diggers were In the lead until
Prospect put In several subs who
added numerous counters.
Meteorological Report
May 9, 1033.
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Tuesday, Increasing cloudiness. Not
much change In temperature.
Oregon: Increasing cloudiness to
night and Tuesday; probably rains
northwest portion. Cooler in Inte
rior north portion Tuesday,
Local Data,
Lowest temperature this morning,
48 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today.
Highest, 86; lowest. 41.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 1031, 1838 inches.
Relative humidity at ft p.m. yes
terday, 34 per cent; 8 a.m. today, 00
per cent.
Sunset today, 7:18 p.m.
Tomorrow: Sunrise. 4:68 a. m.
Sunset, 7:19 p. m.
Observations Taken at 6 A. AL
120th Meridian Time
City
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SB
rf
IF
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Baker City 08 38 Clear
Boston 58 48 - Clear
Boise 7 40 Clear
Chicago 73 58 T Cloudy
Denver 88 46 t Clear
Des Moines 73 53 .10 Cloudy
Fresno 84 60 Clear
Helena 70 44 , Clear
Los Angeles 76 66 Cloudy
Medford 83 45 . Clear
New York 56 53 .18 Cloudy
Phoenix 88 66 Clear
Portland 73 50 Clear
Reno 74 46 Clear
74 46 Clear
68 48 Clear
64 50 Cloudy
66 48 Clear
.. 70 46 Clear
54 0 Cloudy
Roseburg
8alt Lake
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Washington, B.C. 70
HACKETT PLACE SOLD
SARDINE CREEK AREA
SARDINE CREEK, May 9 (8pl.)
A real estate deal was made last
week whereby Walter Lille of Phoenix
became owner of the Hackett place
on the right hand fork of the creek,
which was formerly the site of the
Press ley-Hackett sawmill. It has been
occupied for several years by Oeorge
Ring and family. Mr. Lille will move
onto the place as soon as school Is
out. He has three children In school.
Cookseys Purchase
Drain Restaurant
CENTRAL POINT, May 9. (Spl.)
Or in Cooksey and his mother left
Saturday for Drain, where they have
purchased a restaurant. They have
rented their home here.
CHANGES 10 LIFT
'LI
(Continued frum rage One)
give thoughtful consideration to the
provisions of our present Income tax
statutes and suggest amendments
thereof that may appear desirable,"
the governor stated In listing his
recommendations. He bad previously
recommended a general committee
to work out the combined tax con
trol plan.
"I earnestly recommend that this
body, through the studies of an ap
propriate committee, give serious
consideration to the subject of ad
visable consolidations of local units
of government, to the end that tax
ing and borrowing powers may be
centralized and co-ordinated and
that responsibility for expenditure of
public funds may be more definitely
allocated," the governor continued.
Would Merge Schools.
MAs an Important function of such
a committee. I suggest that a care
ful study be made of the county
unit system for the reorganization
of school districts. Our present
county unit plan, In optional effect
since 1921, has thus far been adopt
ed in only three counties. The law
apparently requires Improvements to
make it more acceptable to other
counties of the state.
"2 also suggest that this commit
tee make a study of the county unit
system In effect In the state of
Utah where, as I am Informed, there
are only 40 school districts In the
entire state, as compared with aome
thirty-one hundred In Oregon. I
am also advised that, under the
county unit system, general effic
iency in elementary education has
been materially advanced In Utah
and, at the same time, that currem
per capital educational expenditures
are far below those ot any other
western state, the comparison given
between Oregon and Utah being
100.08 In the former and 876.02 in
the latter.
Salaries IneqoaL
"The need for some fair and rea
sonable plan In the fixing of sala
ries of publlo officers and employes
is apparent. This matter has so
long been handled without consistent
process, In utter disregard of rhyme
or reason, that wide differences and
inequalities have resulted In rates
of compensation for similar service-.
While this Is a difficult problem It is
not impossible of solution, and I
suggest that the subject be assigned
to a committee of this league for
study and recommendation.'
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