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BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON", M'ONDXT, JUNE 6, 1932.
BENEFIT BASEBALL
Gold Hill Trims Hilt 4-3 In
Opener Grants Pass
Downs. Medford 12-3
J'vllle Takes Talent 54,
Benefit baseball game played yes
terday at the fairgrounds, netted
the family of John Logan, former
Oregon State college gridiron star,
close to $200, It waa announced
today. Logan died In Bacred Heart
hoapltal a week ago from pneu
monia. A dance Is scheduled for
Tuesday night, the proceeds to be
added to the fund.
Three games were played yester
day, and despite the chilly weather
there waa a large elzed crowd pres
ent. The games lasted all Biter
noon, the final out being registered
shortly after six o'clocK.
In the opening tilt Oold Hill
defeated Hilt. 4 to S. lagan form
erly played with both teams. In
the second game. Grants Pass de
feated the Medlord Eagles 13 to 8.
Jacksonville defeated Talent 5 to
4, In the final tilt, featured by
home-runs by Bwanaon of Medford,
and D. Montgomery ol Talent.
Hughes for Jacksonville and Kan
ester for Talent each struck out
ten men. Conlln and Markle for
Jacksonville, and Hoffard far Tal
ent, each poled out two-baggcrs.
The score:
Talent
TALENT: ' AB B H E
Butler, as a 1 a a
Beans, a 0 1 0
Montgomery. It
Hoffard. ct
Pervla. lb
D. Montgomery, rt
Hulen. 3b
Conaater, 3b
Kanoeter. p
. 4 0
. 4 1
Totals ..- 0 4 8 3
JACKSONVILLE: AB B H E
Stlne, ss 8 0 18
Conlln, of -- Bill
Markle. If 8 13 0
Swanson, rf
Williams, 3b
Hughes, p
8 110
............ 8 110
4 0 0 0
Coleman, lb .4 I 8
Harrington, 4 0 10
D. 3b 4 o o u
Totals 41 8 10 4
Summary 3 base hits, Conlln 1
Markle 1, Hoffard 1; home runs
n Unndnmm 1. RwiniOll l! Strike
outs, by Kanoeter 10. by Hughes
10. Time ol game a nours, iu mm
utes. Umpires. Baldwin and Shaef
fer. Scorers, Qwln and Prince.
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
E
Coast
K. H. E
Oakland . , 0 8 3
Portland 4 8 0
A. Walah. Gould and Bead. Lip
anovlc; Zahnlser and Palmlsano.
Second game: R. H. K
Oakland ............ 0 0 0
Portland ... 8 8 0
F. Thomas and Beed; Peterson
and Flttpatrlck.
R. H. B.
Sacramento .-........ 7 13 1
Seattle 18 IT 8
Plynn. Bryan, Salvo and Wlrts;
Nelson, Hald and Bottarlnl.
Second game:
Sacramento
Brattle
R. H. E.
4 7 1
18 14 1
McCtuald, Tlncup and Wcodall;
Page and Cox.
R H. I.
San Francisco 18 0
Los Angeles .....1B 18 8
Zlnn. Douglas, Stlne and Peneb-
sky, Wallgren; Ballou, Stltsel and
Campbell.
Second game: R. H. E.
San Francisco -........... 8 8 0
Los Angeles - 0 8 3
Davis and Wallgren; Baeotit, Moss
and Cronln.
R. H. E.
Hollywood jk 0 4 0
Missions 4 13 0
Page. Turner, Johns and Mayer;
T. Ptllette and Rlccl.
Second game: R. H. E.
Hollywood IS 31 1
Missions 4 10 3
Yde and Cook; H. Plllotte, Bowl
er, Koenlg and Hofmann.
How They Stand
(lly the Associated Press)
National
W. L.
38 19
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn .......
Philadelphia
New York
. 38 30
33 31
, 34 37
33 34
33 38
23 37
TIED FOR LEAD IN
COAST FLAG RACE
(By The Associated Press)
Portland's Ducks are tied with Hoi
lywood for leadership of the Pacific
coast league today, following yester
day's whirlwind finish of the aeries
with Oakland. The Ducka won tne
Sunday games, 4 to 0 and S to 0, to
make It six out of seven for tne se
ries, and 18 victories In the last 18
rames played.
. In the second game Oakland out
hit Portland 9 to e, but "Big aoy
Peterson kept the Oaks' singles scat
tered enough to prevent scoring.
Seattle also upheld the honor of
the northwest by taking both ends
of a Sunday doubleheader from Sac
ramento, to win the series six games
to one. The victories put Seattle In
alxth place In the league atandlnga
and forced Sacramento down, to sev
enth. In the first game the Indians
were trailing 3 to 8 In the seventh in
ning when Junk Waltera, pinch hit
ter, opened the flood gates by knock
ing out a double. Eleven Seattle runs
crossed the plate before the Inning
ended, the final score being 18 to 7.
Lefty Page, Seattle pitcher, held
the Senators to seven bits In the sec
ond game, while his tesm nuttraj
staged a lour run rauy in uie m
ond game. The game ended 13 to 4.
The Seals and Angel split their
Sunday doubleheader, which gave the
aeries to San Francisco, four games
to two, one having been rained out.
Bach team got 18 hits in the opener,
which Los Angeles won, 18 to 13. The
Angels got three homers and the Seals
one during the heavy hitting.
The Seats came back In the night
cap to shut out the Angela 8 to 0,
although the southerners got alx hit
to San Francisco's five. All the scor
ing waa done In the fourth and fifth
Innings.
The tell end Missions whitewashed
the leading Hollywood Sura 4 to 0
tn their Sunday morning game, but
the southerners came back after
lunch to assert their superiority to
the tune of a 18 to 4 score. Holly
wood took five of the seven games In
the series.
HELEN WINS TITLE
New York
Washington ..
Detroit
Philadelphia .
Cleveland ..
St. Loul
Chicago
Boston
Hollywood ,.
Portland
Los Angeles .....
8s n Francisco .
Oakland ...........
Seattle .....
Sacramento
Missions
W. L.
,. 33 14
38 30
38 19
37 31
37 33
.. 31 38
18 39
9 38
Coast
W. L.
39 38
. 89 38
,84 38
84 39
80 84
20 38
., 98 37
34 41
Pet.
.586
.692
.812
.471
.481)
.489
.449
.432
Pet.
.898
.683
.678
.863
.661
.467
.368
J 00
Pet.
.600
.800
.848
.640
.469
.446
.431
.sen
LOCAL SHARPSHOOTERS
DEFEAT YREKA SQUAD
IN RIFLE CLUB MATCH
In th nn club shoot in ihti city
yettard. , Medford defeated tht Trek
team with wide margin, only four
of the northern Callfornlana being
able to make the trip here,
High eoore for the day was won by
O. R. Richmond with 338 points. Vd
Lowe wai aeoond hlgheat with a. eoore
of 337, Mervyn Oleaeon, third, with
314. and S. J. Brtetow, Jr., tied with
Lew Lull for fourth place with
score of 333.
Other Medford eoores were:
E. H. Pomeroy
O. R. Pomeroy
Fred Sanders
C. Wiley ............
Paul Swank .
Cecil Glemena
Yreka soorea were:
Paul Dodge .................
Gordon Jacobs
John Stlv h.m
W. Call .
There will be no practice ahoot
next Sunday, It waa announced fol
lowing last night's conteat, but an
other will be held one week from next
Sunday.
PORTLAND. Ore.. June . (AP)
Market for butter waa practically on
a nominal steady basis for the week's
start of the open trade in cubes.
Make lat week showed a further de
crease, as did the supply from out
side points.
Decreasing supplies of eggs are
again showing here wlVi a barely
steady tone suggested. No change in
the price la reported by the local co
ops or by private firms but unat
tached growers continue to undersell
the market. They alone are holding
down prices.
Underlying weakness Is reflected In
the general cheese trade sentiment.
Setback of chicken buying prices
Is reported by some of the larger
killers but some of the Independents
continue former figures. The lower
price comes at a time when the big
surplus of Washington is practically
exhausted.
General betterment In sales of
strawberries was ahown In wholesale
shops for the week's opening. All of
la&t week's surplus was cleaned up at
the low range and there waa a de
mand for more. Prices are higher
again.
1
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., June 6. (AP)
Cattle 1.150. calves 116; fed steers and
she stuff 26c higher. Steers, 600 to
900 lbs., good, 95.753 6.75; medium.
4.75(1? 8.75; common, 4$5; 000 to
1100 lbs., good, S5.75flr0.75; medium,
94.75 6.75; common, 94 ft 5; 1100 to
1300 lbs., good, 95.50 0.60; medium,
94.50 5.75; common, 95.35 ft 6 36.
Heifers, 658 to 850 lbs., good, 95.50$
0; medium, 94 35 6 55; common,'
93.35 9 4 35. Cows, good 9434.50; com
mon and medium, 93.50 04; low cut
ter and cutter, 91 $3.50. Bulls, year
lings excluded, good and choice (beef)
93.504; cutter, common and medi
um 93.50(3 3.60. Vealers (milk fed),
good and choice, 95 a 6.60; medium,
93.50(8 5; cull and common, 93 3.50.
Calves, 350 to 600 lbs., good and
choice, 93.60 & 5; common and medi
um, 93i?r3.50.
Hogs 3300; killer stuff lfio higher;
feeders, 35c higher. Light lights, 140
to 160 lbs., good and choice, 93.40 a
4 26; light weights, 160 to 180 lbs.,
good and choice, 94 4.36; 180 to 300
lbs., good and choice, 94 s 4.35; me
dium weight, 300 to 330 lbs., good
and choice, 93.40i34.35; 320 to 250
lbs., good and choice, 93.15(34;
heavy welg.hU, 350 to 300 lbs., good
and choice, 9343-85; 300 to 350 lbs.,
good and choice, 93.85 3.76. Pack
ing sows, 376 to 600 lbs., medium and
good, 93.35 iff 2.85. Feeders-stockers,
70 to 130 lbs., good and choice, 93
3.35.
Sheep and lambs 3500; about
steady. Lambs, 00 lbs. down, good and
choice, 3. 7 6 a 4; medium, 933.75;
all weights, common, 93 3. Year
ling wethers, 00 to 110 lbs., medium
to choice, 91.36,3 3. Ewes, 120 lbs.,
medium to choice, 75c $ 91; 120 to 150
lbs., medium to choice, 75c 9 91: all
weights, cull to common, 50 a 75c.
Potato Local, 00c 91.15. park
dale, 91.36; Deschutes, 91.25al.36;
eastern Washington, 919)136,
Seed Potatoes (Certified) Earlleat
of All, ll&c; Early Rose, llKc
pound.
New Potatoes California Garnets,
34 4 914 e lb.; white 93.36 cental.
Strawberries Oregon 34c, 76980c
crate; Gold Dollar, 603 65c crate.
Wool 1032 clip, nominal; Willam
ette valley, 6c lb.; eastern Oregon,
6a 814c lb.
Hay Buying price from producer:
Alfalfa, 914.50; eastern Oregon timo
thy, 910; oats and vetch, 914.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, June 6. (AP)
Wheat:
Open High Low Cloee
July 52
Sept
Dec. MY
Cash wheat:
Big Bend blueatem
Soft white
Western white
W, .02 J1
0 Mft
M M .54 .
... MV,
... -5414
Hard winter .52 14
Northern spring - .62
Western red .63
. Oats: No. 2 white, 425.
Today's car receipts: wheat 21:
Hour 18; corn 2: hay 1.
Ran Francisco llutterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 6.
(AP) Butterlat f. o, b, San Fran
cisco, 16c.
t
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1932, Standard statistics
Company)
SO 20 20 00
India Rr's Ut's Total
Today 40.2 18.6 51.4 40.3
Prev. day .. 41.8 17.0 82.1 415
Week ago .... 38.8 14.4 80.3 88.6
Year ago .... B9.1 71.1 1493 103.7
. ......... 930
.. 314
.......- 303
313
310
. 198
IN TRAP SHOOT
Portland Produce
PORTLAND, Ore., June 8 (API
Butter Prints. 93 score or better. 19
S30s: standards, 17jtl9c.
Buttertat Direct to ahlppera: sta
tion. ll13o; Portland delivery prices
14o pound.
Ebks Paclflo Poiltrv Producers'
selling prices: Pieeh extras, 14c;
standards, 13c; mediums, 13c dozen.
Live Poultry Not buying price:
Heavy hens, colored. 4U ih.. im
9c: do mediums, lOflllc; light, la
3ci ngnt broilers. 11c; colored roast
era over 3 lbs., 13 14c; old roasters,
6c: ducks, Pekln, 19c.
Country Meat Selling price to re
tailers: country killed hogs, beat
butchers under 100 lbs. s,.tfiu.v
ere. 80 to 100 lbs.. 77Uc: limh.
yearllnga, 8c: heavy ewes.
aigac; canner cows, ao; bulle, SIJa
6c,
Onions 8elllnr nrlc Mt.iu.-
New Cornelia wan, l.ao1.36; yel
low, fi.io orate; new red. 43 cental;
new yellow, a.36 cental.
Bond Snle Averages
(Copyright, 1932, Standard Statistics
Company)
20 20 30 60
India Rr's Ufa Total
Today 55 8 64.7 74.5 61.6
Prev. day ... 56.3 53.7 73.8 61.2
Week ago 56.1 48.9 72.1 68.7
Year ago .... 81.4 97.9 100.2 93.2
NEW YORK, June 8. (AP) Se
curlttea market today gave up part
of their recovery ot last week, as
profit taking and hangover selling
found buying power exhausted, for
the moment at least.
Stocks rallied for a time In the
lat hour but sagged again In the
final few minutes, and closed heavily,
with numerous losses of 1 to 3 points.
The turnover approximated 1,100,000
shares.
Today'a closing prices for 16 se
lected stock follow:
Amerlcsn Can .
American T. de T.
Anaconda
Anaconda
Curtlsa Wright
General Motors
Int. T. s T
Montgomery Wrd ....
Paramount Pub
Radio
Southern Pao .
S. O. of Cal
S. O. of N. J.
Trana. Am ...... w
38
87
4H
4H
K
9,
United Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Corpt. Trust Shs.
V4
314
4
10
18
34
8
8'4
28 i
1.50
Cochet Winner
French Singles
AUTEUIL, France, June 8. ( AP)
H:nrl Cochet. France, and the world
ranking tennis player, today won the
French singles title for the fifth
time, defeating Qeorge De Stefanl.
Italian Dlvls cup player, In the final
6-0, 8-4, 4-8, 6-3.
EASTERN TEAMS
INVADE WEST IN
STRENGTH TEST
(By Aisoctated PreM)
The ferthcomlng Invaelon of the '
wet by the powerful eastern teams
will furnish the Detroit Tigers and
Cleveland Indians a ch&noe to dem
onstrate Just how seriously they must
be considered in the current Ameri-,
can league pennant race.
These two clubs alone aeem equip
ped to offer adequate opposition to
the three eastern contenders, the New
York Yankees, Washington Senators
and Philadelphia Athletics.
As the race stands now the Tigers
and Indians are being hard-pressed
to prevent the east from occupying
the first three places in ttw stand
ings. The Yankees, of course, hold a
five-game lead with Washington sec
ond and Detroit, Philadelphia and
Cleveland trailing at half game In
tervals. The Yankees, in their last game be
fore leaving for the east, trounced the
Red Sox yesterday, 13-1 as Babe Ruth
contributed hla 16th homer of the
season.
The Athletics walloped Washington,
11-7, although outhit 17-13. The Sen
ators missed the scoring punch of Joe
Cronln and Heinle Manush, both on
the sidelines with injuries. Jimmy
Foxx clouted his 3 1st homer. Detroit
counted six six runs in the eighth to
trip Cleveland, 10-0.
In the national league, the Boston
Braves went Into a virtual tie with
the idle Chicago Cubs by winning
two games from the New York Giants,
6-8 and 7-8. Art Shires' tenth Inning
double scored Worth ington with the
winning run In the opener. Manager
Bill Terry of the Giants suffered a
leg Injury early in the second game
and had to retire.
The St. Louis Cardinals moved Into
fourth place with 3-2 victories tn
both ends of a double header with
the Cincinnati Reds. Paul Derringer
and Dizzy Dean went the route in
each game for the champions. The
Phillies vacated the cellar in favor
of the Giants by scoring five runs tn
the ninth to beat Brooklyn, 7-6. Van
Mungo allowed only five hits but
walked 11 and had to be relieved
with none out In the ninth. Jack
Qulnn and Bill Clark failed to atop
the Phils' rally.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 6. (AP)
The name and fame of blond
Ben Eastman, Stanford university's
sensational middle-distance runner,
shone brighter than "ever today as
fans marveled at his record breaking
performance for 800 meters and
880 yards In the Pacific association
meet here Saturday.
The lanky Stanford runner raced
far ahead of the field and was
clocked at the 800-meter mark in
one minute and 50 seconds and at
the 880-yard mark in 1:80.9.
His time for the 600 meters bet
tered the world's records of 1:50.6
credited to Sera Martin of France,
and his 880-yard time cracked the
world's record of 1:51.6 set In 1020
by Dr, Otto Peltzer. He was clock
ed for t both distances In the same
race.
Wheeler. Elec trio pump Installed ,
in reservoir.
51 s
Flower Baskets
FOR THE GRADUATE
Many designs to select from
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
323 E. Main Phone 260
AUTEUIL, Prance, June 8. (API
Helen Wills Moody ha completed
the first lap ol her tennis drlte
toward all three of the world's
major votnen's lnle champion
ships. She won the French title In Rol
and Oarroa atadrum yesterday,
nrushlnn aside Mme. Rene Mathleu
of Prance. 7ft. 0-1, thus complet
In, her brilliant march through
Europe' best with the torn of a
act.
Mrs, Mnorty will aeek the Krltlsh
title at Wimbledon, atartlnf June
90, and then will defend her Amer
ican championship at Forest Hills
later.
In the scores kept for 80 t rests aa
well aa the handicap ahoot at the
Medford Gun club yesterday, Chester
w. Wood of Prospect waa high point
man, with 40 out of AO, hla acore tn
the opening event.
The ahoot was held to practice for
the big Mall Tribune tournament
acheduled for next Sunday, June la. i
Scores at 50 Targela
O. W. Wood , , , .... , 49 ;
81d Newton , . 47 ,
Sam Jennings - 48 '
Ed Lamport ., 40 1
Bill Date , , ,. ... 43 i
Wm, Heckman ,... 44 !
John Perl ............... 41
Ralph Green 41
T. (. Danlela 40
H. Crolasnt ................ 40
H. Oreen 39
Scores at XA Tarkets
H. Tllley
H. R. Turpln
Elmer Wilson .
CUrence Eada ,,.,.
Oeorge Porter
Handicap
O. W. Wood ,
H. Crolaant
Ed Pease .
H. R. Turpln
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ii
Wm. Heckman , ,..
Clarence Kadi .....,m.. 80
Elmer Wilson ...-.. 20 ,
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