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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1935.
J'VILLE BASEBALL
RumbllnRi of wr In Jacksonville'
beball sector may come to head
today when the "Pirates," sponsored
and equipped by the Jacksonville
chamber of commerce, crow bats with
the Medford Eagles. Ben Coffman,
hurler, who, fans from the former
county aeat say, has been kept warm-
me the bench while non-resident
pitch. Ti have been used and the
team has consistently lost, will be
on the mound for the EarIps and
should he defeat his erstwhile team
mates, the fat will be In the fire.
According to Jacksonville fans
there has been much dissatisfaction
among townsmen aa intention of
the chamber of commerce was to
support a team composed of local
players. The real team of local
players, It Is contended. Is the Jack
sonville Gold Dingers, who lack
equipment but put a 100 per cent
native-son lineup In the field when
they play.
While the "Pirate" management
claims there are not sufficient home
grown players to fill the berths on
the team, the Gold Diggers aay they
have no difficulty in finding plenty
of good baseball talent right at
home.
Should Coffman, Jacksonville hurl
er who tired of warming the bench
for his home town, toe the alab for
the Med ford Eagles today and turn
In ft win, there will be "something
doing In the old town," aay partlaan
fans.
While the Eagle -PI rates clash la
being carried on, the Grant Pass
and Talent teams will play at Talent.
Neither the Eagles or Grunts Pass
has suffered defeat this season and
the day's tilts carry big possibilities
In the title race.
F
OPEN FOR PLAY
Med ford's new public golf links
opened for play this morning and
many local and out-of-town golfers
were expected to try out the sporty
nine-hole course during the day.
The course, which la reached by turn
ing to the right on Highland ave
nue from East Main and thence onto
Xeeneway drive, has a beautiful set
ting on gently sloping terrain with
magnificent view of the valley.
Par for the nine holes has boon
et by F. W. Chauase, proprietor, at
84 and entails a trek of 3773 yards.
Women's par la 40.
There are two dog-leg holea, num
bers six and nine, and two extremely
aporty holes, numbers three and
eight.. The balance of the layout
oners no great difficulty for the
average or bettor golfer.
The fairways have been made as
nearly lost-ball proof as possible and
Mr, Chausse has taken pains to seo
that playera find all the conveniences
of the best and most modern
courses.
The Klamath Falls tennis team
will bring nine players to Mcdtord
thla morning to meet the best play
era this city affords on the high
school courts at 0:00 o'clock.
All persons Interested In a game
of tennis are urged to be out with
their rackets and balls. Due to the
fact that the local tennis team la
not functioning this season, players
will not be furnished balls.
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Beavers Even
Husky Series
OORVALLIS, Ore., May 14 (API
Oregon State college today evened Its
coast conference baseball aeries with
University of WaVilngton, winning
the second game. 7 to 3. Washington
won yesterday, 0 to 3. The Beavers
were helped by almost faultless work
in the Infield behind Lefty Wood
ward, who kept the Husky hits well
acatuired and himself contributed
two safe blows.
STOP!
Here's the
Place for
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REPAIRING
RADIATOR
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SAFETY GLASS
How They Stand
Washington
New Yori
Cleveland
ixstrolt
Philadelphia
St. Louis .....
Chicago .........
Boston .......
.... IB 10 .843
13 10 .586
11 12 .478
11 17 M3
18
.350
19 .174
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Boston -
j Cincinnati
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16
14
12
10
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Philadelphia
.402
.417
.400
.318
Brooklyn
New York
Pittsburg ...
BALTIMORE, Md May 14. (AP)
Burgoo King, a royally bred son of
the bluegrass, moved into the select
circle of great thoroughbreds as he
capped his Kentucky victory with a
driving triumph In the forty-second
running of the Preakness at Plmllco
today.
Coming from behind to nab the de
cision In the closing strides, the E.
R. Bradley colt equalled the perform
ances of the mighty air Barton and
the great Oall&nt Fox, heretofore the
only two horses that ever won both
the derby and the preakness.
The king, meeting eight crack east
ern three year olds, was a great horse
in his victory. Running, over a track
at least a second slow, he came with
in one and four fifths seconds of
equalling the track record as he reel
ed off the one and three sixteenths
miles in 1:69 4-5.
A crowd of 40.000 said to be the
largest in the history of the classic,
saw the chestnut son of Bubbling
Over nab Mra. Louis a. Kaufman's
Tick On, the favorite and Walter U
Jpf ford's Boatswain, an outsider In
the final stride.
OAKLAilAKES
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TILT FROM SEA.LS
OAKLAND, Cal., May 14. (API-
Oakland made It four straight here
tonight to take the series from the
San Francisco Seals as the homc-
towners put over a 3-to-2 win.
Fny Thomns, defeated by the Seals
In the aeries' oponor, was back on
the mound for the Oaks and came
through In great style. He held the
Seals to threo hits.
An error by Oalan, Seal shortstop,
and a single by Gaston sot the stage
In the seventh for "Frcnchle" Uhalt
to win the game for the Oaks with
a .timely single.
R. II, B.
Portland t 14 a
Missions '. 4 7 1
Koupal and Fltzpatrlck; ,T. Plllette.
Bowlor and Hofmann.
R.
H. E.
Seattle ...... 3 7 0
Los Angeles ; ........ 0 13 o
Nelson, Page and Cox: Stltzel and
Cronln.
R. H. .
3 3 1
3 S 3
Ward; Thomas and
Soals ......
Oakland
Doitglaa and
Gaston.
R. H. I.
Hollywood .. 4 8 1
Sacramento 3 7 1
Bheehan and Mayer; Tlncup and
Woodall,
Colonel Alfred E. Clark, the man
who la seeking the republican nomi
nation tor United States senator, has
to hla credit m compliment from one
of Oregon's most prominent and well
loved Jurists, the late Federal Judge
Robert 8. Bean, who aald, "Colonel
Clark. In my estimation. Is one of
the three ablest members of the legal
profession on the Paclflo const."
(Pd. adv. Clark for U. 8. Senator
committee. 830 Veon Bldg., Portland,
Ore.)
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FIRST HALF HONOR
CAT BALL LEAGUE
With seven straight wins, and no
po-J defeats, Lamport's catball team won
.the title of the first half of the
season and will compete with the
a3! other contestants for the second
-u0 ' half, the rhriule of which ortens
tomorrow evening.
For second place, the Mod ford
Furniture end Hardware boys won
over Pruitt's Shell and the Office
Boya, all three tied with four victo
ries and three defeats.
Lamport's is managed by Claire
"Tulley" Williams, and Don Herriott
M. F. U H. company. Winner or
the second half will compete with
Lamport's for the Gnrdner trophy,
to be awarded by Gardner's drug
store.
The schedule follows:
May 16 Jennings vs. Lamport's;
Office Boys vs, Standard Oil.
May 17 M. F. & H. vs. Active;'
DeVoe's vs. Pruitt's Bhell.
May 18 Jennings vs. Office Boys;
Lamport's vs, Standard OH Co.
May 19 M. F. Sc H. vs. DeVoe's;
Active vs. Pruitt's Shell.
May 30 Jennings vs. Standard
Oil; Lamport's vs. Office Boys.
May 33 M. F. Se H. vs. Pruitt's
Shell; Active vs, DeVoe's,
May 34 Jennings Tire vs. M. F. &
H, Co.; Lamport's vs. Active.
May 35 Office Boys vs. DeVoe's;
Standard Oil vs. Pruitt's Shell.
May 30 Jennings vs. Active club:
Lamport'a vs. M. F. & H.
May 27 Office Boys vs. Pniltt's
Shell; Standard Oil vs. DeVoe's.
May 31 Jennings vs. DeVoe's;
Lamport's vs. Pruitt's Shell.
June 1 Office Boys vs. M. F. &
H.; Standard Oil vs. Active Club.
June 3 Jennings Tire vs. Pruitt's
Shell; Lamport's vs. DeVoe's.
June 3 Office Boys vs. Active
Club: Standard Oil vs. M. F. At H.
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DEFEAT ASHLAND
Central Point defeated the Ash
land entry In the American Legion
junior " baseball leafrue, IS to 8
Friday on the Centra Point lot,
It was the first victory for the mid-
valley squad.
Central Point started scoring in
the second Inning, and bombarded
Ashland hurlers steadily,
Monday Pluhrer's Doughboys play
the Qrcnbemmers at Ashland, while
the Anhland Ashcrafta are playing
Jacksonville at Jacksonville. Central
Point and Talent alao play this date.
The Shangle Merchants remain idle
until Thursday when they play the
Ashland Orenbemmera,
Standings of the teams are:
W. L.
PC.
1.000
1.000
.600
JJ00
.000
.000
.000
Shangle's - - 3
Fluhrer's 1
Jacksonville 1
Central Point . 1
Ashcrafta - ........ 0
Qronbemmers 0
Talent - 0
Yankee Net Team
Defeats Mexico
NEW ORLEANS, May 14. (AP)
The United States Davis cup tennis
team entered the finals of the North
American none today by winning its
third straight match from Mexico.
John Van Ryn and Wltmer Allison
defeated Rlcardo Zap la and Alfonso
Unda, 6-1. 8-2. 3-0. 9-7, in a doubles
match filled with the sparkling piny
of the youthful Znpla. The victory
clinched the series for the Americans.
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3-0 VICTORY
PHILADELPHIA, May 14 AP)
Lefty Grove shut out St. Louis to
day to help give the Athletics a 3
to 0 victory. Two of the A'a runs
were homers by Cochrane and Foxx.
It was Grove's second shutout of
the season.
R. H.
St. Louis 0 4
Philadelphia - 3 7
Batteries : Hadley. Hebert
Ferrcll; Grove and Cochrane.
R. H.
Chicago 0 4
New York 8 9
Batteries: Jones and Grube; Pip
gras and Dickey.
R. H, E.
Cleveland ; 6 11 0
Boston : 0 4 1
Batteries: Brown and Sewell; Mac
fayden, Weiland, Michaels and Tate.
R. H. E.
Detroit 4 0 1
WMhlngton 0 6 0
Batteries. Uhle. Hogsett and Ruol:
Brown, Burke, Marberry and Berg.
Natlonul.
R. H. B.
Brooklyn 8 9 0
Cincinnati 8 16 1
Batteries: Clark, Thurston and
Lopez; Carroll and Lombardl.
R. H.
. 7 11
6 10
Boston
Chicago ....
Batteries: Brown, Frankhouse, Bel
bold, Bctta. Brandt and Hargrave;
Grimes, Root and Hartnett.
R. H.
E.
Philadelphia 13 3
St. Louis - 7 15 1
Batteries: Benge, Hansen and Mc
Curdy: Dean, Johnson and Wilson.
New York at Pittsburg, rain.
HUSKY ATHLETES
EUGENE, Ore., May 14. (AP)
University of Washington's track
tenm, taking eleven first places, easily
conquered the University of Oregon
In tho annual dual track meet. The
nal score was 77 to 64.
Although the visitors took first
place In the first five events. Oregon
placed enough men to keep the score
fairly close. At the end of the ninth
tho score was tied at 36 all.
Only one northwest, record was
broken. Hubert Allen of Oregon was
credited with a distance of 23 'feet.
11 Inches. In the broad Jump. The
former record was 33 feet, 10 inches,
set by . Hank Foster of Oregon fh
1D24.
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Mk1J ""CONTRACT
THE ONLY WAV TO WIN
fly Tom O'Nell
It would seem almo&t Impossible
to fill a contract at four hearts dou
bled when one opponent held four
trumps to the king-queen and a tout
of more than three honor tricks.
Yet success at such a taak la among
the tournament accomplishments of
BUI Huske of New York.
He stretched the bidding ft bit be
cause It was a duplicate game and
played the hand In the only way
possible to make It. An end play by
which the doubler was forced to lead
to him was the culminating step.
Here was the hand:
Mlllv our o.wi
able and they had a part score of 60.
South West North East
In 33 2h 3d
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HONORSJN MEET
Lincoln with a total score of 52
points won the Grade School Track
meet yesterday, Jackson school was
second with 30 points. Washington
third with 36, and Roosevelt fourth
with 17 points. The meet was held
under the direction of Ray Hender
son. Junior high ahoool coach.
The outstanding event of the after
noon was the baseball throw won by
Don Atkinson, Lincoln, with a heave
of 182 feet, eight Inches; Franklin
Jones, Rc-osevelt, 166 feet, nine inch
es, and George Dudley. Lincoln, 165
feet.
The contestants were Robert Wil
son, John Baird, Paul Lowry, Rodney
Hawkins, Don Cascbolt; Ray Crosby,
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0. S. C. ON TRACK
BELL FIELD, OORVALLIS. Ore, May
14. (AP) A decisive but sudden vic
tory was scored by the Washington
State college track team when they
downed the Oregon State Beavers 71
to 60 In a dual track meet on Bell
f'eld.
Only In the last tew events did the
visitors cinch the winning points, and i
at the end of the first seven, Oregon
State was leading 37 to It. I
The field was perfect and the day I
bright and warm, but no record marks I
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Washington Stat placed first In
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