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PAGE SIX MEDFOTtD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1932. i TO DEEP DISGUST (Bjr l Wharton.) Rainbow Gibson to tntltltd to the Isather medal which la offered to the tellsr of extraordinary fish tales by the Ancient and Honorable aoctety of Piscatorial Prevaricators. Thu la his latest one: Wednesday, between 10 a. m. and 13 o'clock noon, he was casting aeross the run Just beyond the big rock in the middle of the river, familiar land mark to every fisherman who fishes Pierce riffle, Just below We-Ask-0 Inn. After an extraordinary fine cast .1 was electrified by a whale of a strike. When the fish swirled and flashed away Into the rough water, he knew he was tied to a big on. The reel aoreamed and its rasping whirr could be plainly beard over the roar of the rapids he saw hU line disappear from the spool at an ciarmlng speed. In trying to check the uiad rush he burned his fingers 800 feet of line faded away In a flash and he had to run down alongside the swift water as fast as his legs would take him. The fish made a few spectacular leaps Into the air and the sun reflected a rainbow hue from his Iridescent sides steelhead of majestic proportions. Then, alas, the line slumped Into that sickening clack that tells of a lost fish and Rainbow began deject edly to retrieve the line to see how much tsekle the fish had left him. Suddenly the line again became taut with an Increasing new tension. The fish was still on and the fight began new I With great care the fish was guid ed Into quiet water Into the eddy along the swift run. Rainbow took line as swiftly as the reel would work lert for another flashing run If the royal steelhead made another dash for liberty. Yard by yard the line earn to the reel nearer and nearer came the fish to the beach. The prize was now within a few feet of the water's edge by a skillful coup he would soon be floundering on the wet gravel. Te gods and little fished What is this? Imagine Rainbow's eonsterna tlonl Instead of the 10 or 13-pound teelhead king of all sport fishes that he had seen with hi own eyes leaping and plunging In the white wators of the rapids, there squirmed HOW THEY STAND (By the Assoclted Press) COAST J Portland Hollywood . San Francisco Los Angeles .. Seattle Oakland Sacramento Missions ... .1)71 .033 .918 National Pittsburgh Chicago . . Boston W. L. Pet. , 68 48 .880 , 64 48 . 68 81 , 87 58 , 84 07 .488 , 80 61 .460 , 60 63 .446 , 46 86 .406 W. L. Pet. 60 36 Mil 48 38 .652 47 43 MB 48 47 .405 43 44 -4S4 42 47 .473 30 45 .484 40 55 .431 Philadelphia - , St. Louis Brooklyn New York Cincinnati ... American W. L. Pet. New York ... 63 3B .681 Philadelphia a. 68 39 .685 Cleveland 68 38 .683 Washington 51 41 .564 Detroit 61 41 .664 - 48 40 .646 40 49 .449 SO 68 .341 .......... 33 67 .147 Detroit ... St. Louis Chicago Boston .... KITTENBALL STARS TO A picked Medford kltUnbull tm will play the Crater Lake stars at Oovernuient Camp next Sunday even ing. The Crater Lake boys have been holding .nlgbtly practice for some time tiiid have reached a point of ex cellence In playing, promising a hard fought battle for the Medford play era. The game will begin early in the evening. In a baseball game played with Chlloqutn Wednesday evening a Cra ter Lake nine took the long end of an 18-to-4 victory. Chief Ranger Dave Can field and Harry Fuller were the batterlea. at the end of the leader, the fly fairly hooked in the mouth like a real game flan, a aucker about 10 Inches long. 'Believe It or not" that'a the story. FLORIDA YOUTHS IN GOLF BATTLE LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 32 .(API Calif orn la and Florida, long rivals for tourist trade, are looking forward to the possibility of comparing their respective brands of municipal links golf if a couple of youngstors con tinue the form shown so far In the national publlo links tournament here. Joe Nichols, 16-year-old Long Beach school boy, medalist in the qualify ing round this year and runner-up In the finals last year, has proved hlm sslf California's main hops. He made bis first and second round matches look easy yesterday, eliminating two Brooklyn players, Albert Wllklna and Kark Karch, 6 and 4 each. Curtis Bryan, 10, who learned his golf on the municipal links in Jack sonville, had much harder opponents In both rounds. He carded a 63 dur ing the first round to beat the 46-year-old William O. Jelllffe of Los Angeles, 1 up, and had to go 18 holes In the second round to eliminate Ous Pete, one of Chicago's best. Third round pairing today Included Ada Ford ham, St. Paul., Minn., versus Talboy Boyer, Portland, Ore. FREE GOLF FOR PORTLAND, ore. (8pl.) Among the free entertainment features which Portland la offering to convention visitors this year Is free golf for U who register at the convention. The privilege of playing without green fees on Portland's eight splendid pri vate club courses and the city's three fine municipal lints goes with every registration. Portland's club courses,, Multno mah, Waverley, Riverside, Oswego, Tualtln, Columbia, Portland and Al derwood ,and the municipal courses. East Morel and. Rose City and West Hill, are all 18 -hole courses with the exception of the last one named. They are the finest In the country and have brought to Portland the reputation of being the "Oolf Capital of America," with more golf courses available per capita than any city In the United States. LAST OPPORTUNITY! Take Advantage of This Amazing Offer Without Delay! 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With Smead Jolley and Roy John son hitting far better than they did for the White Box and Tigers, respec tively, and the young pitchers com ing through with a striking perfor mance every few days, the Box are winning a fair percentage of thulr games. They have won 10 of their last 23 contest. Larry Boerner, Boston rookie. Tnursday held the Yankees to two hits In seven Innings. It was only the second start for Boerner, who for merly was the property of the St. Louis Cardinals, As well as he hurled, Boerner has yet to receive credit for a big league victory. Old Wiley Moor went the last two frames, In which the Sox came from behind to win, 3 to 3. The Washington Senators regained fourth place in the American league. The St. Louis Browns broke their BASEBALL YESTERDAY Hollywood Portland ... R. K. E. T 1 3 a 4 Thomas and Bassler; Bowman and Fltapaulck. R. H. E. 19 30 a i 11 5 : Walters, Missions m , ,i Ststtls Osborne and Hoffmann KlHeen, Frsltas and Cox, Bottarlnl. Oakland R. H. E. 1 4 0 4 11 3 San Francisco Ludolph. HemmlnRway and Leve qus; Davis and Brsnssl. . R. H. S. Aacramsnto 4 10 1 Us Angeles 6 11 0 DeShonf and Wlrts; Ballou and Campbell. losing streak o 11 straight when Walter Stewart pitched hlmseU a four-hit game and defeated the Ath letics, 6 to 3. Goose Ooslln amacksd two doubles and two singles. In the National league'a only en gagement, the pace setting Pitts burgh Firatea scored In the last of the ninth to beat the Phillies, 3 to 3. and lnerease their lead to two and a half games. BY FINAL RALLY (By the Associated Press.) Stung by the lot of the first two games of the series, Hollywood un corked a five-run rally In the ninth Inning Thursday to defeat Portland, T to 3 The score was 3-3 when Myles Thomas, Hollywood pitcher singled to open the last frame. That broke the floodgates, and the whole team batted around before the pro ceiwlon stopped. .The Mission Reds made 30 hits a they swept through Seattle to take a 16 to 6 game. 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