PXQE FOUR
"MEDFORD MSTIi TRIBUNE. IfEDFORD. OREGON', THURSDAY, MXY 12, 1932.
.YANKEE HURLERS
TAKE SPOTLIGHT
McCarthy's Curvers Keep
ing Club in Winning
Column As Heavy Hitters
Suffer Slump in Offensive
By Gayle Talbot,
(AiiBOCl&ted Prew SporU Writer.)
The New York Yankeei no longer
u-t getting th flamboyant batting
that had opposing clubs hanging on
th ropes the first fortnight of the
campaign, but their pitching sud
denly has become a thing of beauty.
In scoring four consecutive vic
tories over Detroit and St, Louis and
setting sail after the flying Wash
ington Senators, Joe McCarthy's curv
ers have more than atoned for a
marked falling off In the club's at
tack.
Give 4 Buns In 4 Games.
tn four games, the quartet of
(leorgo Plpgras, Charley Ruffing and
Vernon Gomea and Young Johnny
Allen hu allowed only four runs, two
of which wculd have been averted by
snappier support. Plpgras and Allan
have registered shutouts.
Allen, the rookie from Toronto
won himself a starting berth yester
day when he set the Browns down
8 to 0, on five scattered hits.
The victory enabled the Yanks to
narrow the gap between them and
the leading Senators to two games.
All the other American league teams
were weatherbound at Washington,
Philadelphia and Boston.
Dodgers Finally Win.
The Brooklyn Dodgers traveled 1"
Innings to beat out St. Louts, fl to 3
and break a four-game losing streak
Their three runs In the 12th were
strictly a gift from "Wild Bill" Hal
lahan. The Cardinal southpaw un
corked three wild pitches, tying the
major league records for that epea
laity, pawned ne man and allowed
three hits.
Cincinnati fans tn Joyed a large
afternoon as their Reds made It two
out of three over the Phillies, 4 to 1
Leo Durocher, displeased when he
was tagged out stealing second, plant
ed a right on the Jaw of Dick Bar
tell, Phils' shortstop. Bartell went
down and Durocher went out.
Wind and rain caused postpone
ments at Chicago and Pittsburgh,
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
COMt. '
R. K. It.
San mncUco ......-. 1 ' 0
Oakland 8 8 2
Batteries: Davie and Penebsky;
Ludolph and Claaton.
R. K, E.
Hollywood . - 8 " 0
Sacramento .. I 1
Batteries: Thomaa, Oilman and
Mayer, Bsssler; Vlncl, OUllck and
Wlrta.
R. H. S.
Portland 8 la a
Missions 8 8 1
Batteries: McDonald, A. Jacob
and Palmlaano, Fltrpatrlck; Lelber,
Bowler and Rlcct.
R. R. B.
Seattle 3 8 1
Los Angelea 0 7 0
Batteries: Hald. and Cox; Baecht
and Campbell.
SIX COAST HURLERS
LOS ANdBLES, May 12. (API
SH burlera in the Coast league re
mained today In the 1.000 per cent
al class, but real honors so far this
eeaaon wen held by jimmy Zlnn oi
the San Pranolsco team, with seven
victories and one defeat.
Rank. McDonald of Portland, la at
top of the average with three vlcto
rlea, with Tom Bheehan of Hollywood,
aecond, with two wins.
Huskies Favored
To Trim Oregon
SEATTLE, May 18 AP) The un
defeated University of Washington
track and field team, leaving Beattle
today to meet the University of Ore
gon at Bugene, Ore., Saturday In a
dual ohamplonshlp la a heavy fa
vorite to conquer the Webtootera.
Based on best performances of the
athlete of ,the two aquada, the
Washington Huskies are figured to
win by more than 30 points.
Batcher Boy Baer
Stops Big Kansan
OAKLAND, Cel.. May U (AP)
Another step In his effort to oltmb
the heavyweight ladder wa taken
here last night by Max Baer, former
Llvermore butcher boy, as he dis
posed of Walter Cobb, aai-pound
Hutchinson. Kana., fighter, In the
fourth round of their 10-round bat
tle. '
Krlrhell Kayos lllbhs,
8AM FRANCISCO. May 13 (AP)
Wesley Ketchell, Salt Lake City light
heavyweight, knocked out Jack
Olbbs, Tulsa, Okla., In the first
round here last night.
How They Stand
(By the Associated Press)
W. L. PO.
Washington ... 17 8 .778
New York ... M 8 .700
Detroit ........... .. .. - 13 8 .610
Cleveland ... 18 10 .816
Philadelphia ............... 16 .430
St. Louis 11 la .433
Chicago 6 17 .381
Boston ..... 17 .100
National.
W L. po.
Chicago 17 6 .730
Boston .................... 18. 8 .810
Cincinnati 16 13 .668
Philadelphia 13 11 .633
St. Louis ....... 11 14 .440
New York ... 8 13 .400
Brooklyn . ..... 8 13 .381
Pittsburg ........... 7 18 .318
Coast.
W. L. PO.
San Francisco .......'.... 34 13 .640
1A-tlny4 . . . . 22 1ft .BOB
Hollywood ...... 33 16 .696
Los Angeles 31 16 .883
Sacramento 30 17 .841
Seattle ........ . 16 31 .433
Oakland ...... 14 33 .389
Missions 8 30 .316
PROMISE AS
BASEBALL OUTFIT
PORTLAND RALLY
S
(By Ihe Associated Press)
Oakland'a seven-game losing streak
has ended today.
The Acorns won a game last night
and their victims were none other
than the league leading San Fran
cisco Seals. The acore was 3-1. A
drive In the eighth inning resulted
In all three Oakland runs.
Johnny Bassler, Hollywood catcher,
stepped to the plate In the ninth
as a pinch hitter against Sacramento
last night and doubled with the
bases full. The Inning netted the
Stars four runs with which they
overcame a Sacramento lead and
took the game, 6-3.
Portland went on a ninth Inning
'rampage to overtake a one-run Mis
sion lead and pile up an 8-3 victory
Just when the Missions appeared
certain to end a seemingly Indefi
nite losing campaign.
The seven straight wallops Los
Angeles has been giving other teams,
was stopped in a shutout last night
by Seattle, which defeated the An
gels, 3-0. Hald of Seattle, and
Baecht of Loa Angeles opposed each
other In a Hurler's duel. Hald was
nicked for seven hit and Baecht
for five.
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Reese Creek
REESE CREEK, May 13. (Spl.)
J. E. Wood, who has been 111 for
some time at his home, was taken to
the Community hospital May 7. At
the present he Is about the same.
Lee Rusho Is building a new house
on his place for his father and moth
er, who recently came from Wiscon
sin to make their -home here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Waddell visited
Mr, and Mrs. H. H. Shaw at Central
Point, May 6,
Mr. linger Is building a new gar
age. Many Reese creek people attended
the candidates' ball at Rogue Elk
May 7.
Mrs. J, B. Wood called In Medford
May 0.
The families of Art Andrews and
Clarence Alkens spent Mother's day
at O rants Pass, visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. B. Pulton of the Big Oak
service station received a beautiful
bouquet of roses Mother's day, from
her daughter in San Diego, Cal.
Jack Wood of Antelope district is
building brooder houses for turkeys
this week at the W. E. Hammel
ranch.
Mr. Hammel says they have nearly
1000 turkeys now and expect to hatch
about that many more.
Reese Creek school closes its year
ly term May 20. A program has
been arranged and all are cordially
invited.
E
Jackson county service stations lo
cated on the Pacific .highway are
showing a splendid spirit of co-operation
In cleaning up and beautify
ing the highway, according to a re
port of the local committee.
Forty stations were recently vis
ited by a group of Medford women
representing the following organisa
tions: Garden club. O. A. R., Dixie
club and Business and Professional
Women's club. The committee met
with a fine reception and offers of
co-operation on every hand.
Among the Improvements promised
by the service stations are painting
and cleaning up of buildings, remov
al of rubbish and weeds In vicinity,
trimming of lawns and planting of
flowers and shrubs. This work will
aid materially in beaut If yng Jackson
county before the tourist season opens
and should prove a big factor In
helping to make a good showing In
the highway beautlflcatlon contest
which closes this month.
All residents living along the Pa
cific highway are urged by the Jack
son county committee to clean up
and improve lli'iir properties within
ttie next two weeks to assist in the
worthy . improvement campaign,
Sams Valley
SAMS VALLEY, May 13. (Spl.)
Mr. and Mr. Ural Coleman of Red
Bluff. Cal. visited Tuesday with Mr.
Coleman's mother, Mrs. J. W. Jones.
8. S. Abbott returned last week
from a second visit with hi son
Will In Portland, where he found the
patient convalescing satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Oold
Hill visited friend here Monday.
The Ladles' club wa entertained
Thursday by Mrs. Dick fitrauss. Fif
teen member were present.
Cleanup work, preparaotry to Me
morial day. will be done In the Sams
Valley cemetery Saturday by resi
dents of the community and other
persons Interested. Workers are In
vtled to bring their lunohe and
spend the day.
Program at Grange
In Sams Valley Is
Given By Students
SAMS VALLEY, May 13 (Spl.)
The program of Saturday night'
Orange was put on by the school,
oommemoratlng Mother' day, forest
week and the Washington bl-centen-nlal.
It Included the flag salute by the
Intermediate room, readings and
songs by the primary and grade pu
pils, song by the high school boya.
orehMtra music, MU Mary aldington,
A. B. Colltt, Walter Messenger ana
James McDonoughi vocal solo, "Moth
er Machree." Mr. Peter Bueraon; In
strumental aolo, Mis Frances Wil
son, and the Orange Journal, Mis.
O. T. Wilson.
A protest was raised against steps
taken to divert funds set aside for
the Sams Valley secondary highway
to other channels. It was voted that
the road committee take the matter
up Immediately.
H. B. C. advised the housewives to
remember the subordinate Oranges
have been requested by the Pomona
H, B. O. to can all surplus products
possible for needy relief.
Lake Creek Grangers will enter-
.... .. ha next regular meeting.
May 31. with an Interesting program.
Auto glass installed whll you wait.
Prices right. Brill 3heet Metal Works.
Phone 543. We-u haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
Avoids False Teeth
Dropping; or Slipping
You needn't fear false teeth drop,
ping or slipping If you'll sprinkle a
little Fasteeth on your plates each
morning. Gives all day comfort and
teeth hold tight. Deodor zee. No
gummy, pasty, taste or 'eltng. Get
rm.teeth from Jarmln & Woods or
your druggist.
Earl C. Bronaugh Jr
for
Attorney General
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
fifteen years legal experience in Ore
gon . . . Three sessions in Oregon
Legislature . . : Born and educated
la Oregon ; ; .World Wat Veteran;
MY PLEDGSl
FULL EFFICIENCY WITH
STRICT ECONOMY
(Paid Adv.)
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Among the American Legion Junior
baseball teams, the outfit mentored
by Verne Bhangle Is showing con
sistent improvement and will soon
start the "weeding out" process,
as there are now 31 lad seeking
places on the squad. The Bhangia
will Journey to Ashland thla after
noon to tangle with the Ashcraft.
while the Doughboys will clash with
Central Point.
In MerrlH and Simmon Bhangle
boasts a pair of right-hand ourver
with considerable promise. Merrltt
has both speed and curve and la now
working for ohange of pace, Owen
Bates, who la being tried out In out
field and behind the plate haa a
nifty peg and Floyd Baker, left
fielder, ahould prove a baseoau
player, as he -has a cousin In the
Coast league.
Bhangle hu the following- ooys
working out almost dally: Morton
Haddock, Harold Patterson, Alfred
Randlea, Alva Merrltt, Ed Simmon,
Price Schafer. Wea Howard, Leo
Qhelardl, Floyd Baker, Owen Bate.
Warren Liggett, Max Nichols, Dale
Hoberte, Ward Herron, Eugene Har
gls. Albsrt Plohe, Keith Palmerton.
Donald Rlchey, Harold Llttrell, Mel-
vln Kohn and Woodrow Casebolt.
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Finns Talk Boycott ,
For Olympic Games
HELSINQFORS. Finland. May 13.
(AP) The talk of a Finnish boycott
of the Olymplo gamea at Loa Ange
ls. It Paavo Nurml la not reinstated
shortly by the International Ama
teur Athletic Federation, has gained
some headway.
Jacksonville Man
Planning Building
JACKSONVILLE, May IS. (SPl.)
Walter Whitney recently purchased,
four lots from the county on South
Fourth street and plana to build
there In the near future.
PHILADELPHIA, May 13 (API
There were few to assert today that
Tommy Loughran was through with
the leather and canvas although he
had bowed a second time beneath
the punishing fist of young Steve
Hamas.
The Philadelphia Phantom, trying
to come back to the heavyweight
heights from which he tumbled in
lust winter's wars, said he thought
he had won the 10-round bout which
went to Hamas by a a to 1 decision
last night.
His partisan deciarod ma perrorm-
ance demonstrated that he still could
sock, that he atlll aa clever, and
that It might have been a fluke by
which Hamas knooked him out In
the aecond round of their Madison
Square Garden go last January.
OREGON BASEBALLERS
DROP FOURTH CONTEST
EUGENE, Ors., May 13. (AP)
Idaho won Its first conference base
ball game here yesterday, while Ore
gon lost Its fourth successive start.
By the narrow margin of 1 to 0
the Vandals took the Wcbfoots Into
camp In a pltcher'a duel between
Earl Jacobs and Ken Scales.
Judge Appointed,
PORTLAND. May 13. (AP) L. C.
Lewclllng, Linn county district at
torney, was today commissioned cir
cuit Judge of the second Judicial
district, succeeding Gale S. Hill ot
Albany, who died here last week.
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that I have held the office of coroner for
two terms.
I would therefore ask each voter to pause
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four consecutive terms before I took over
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satisfactory. I shall appreciate your hearty
support.
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