PAGE FIVE
terday, two up, after the Chicago "who na been m pomsiw avwna.ngi
returned here on
evening.
Young Golf Star
iSS
EVANS DEFEATED
ten Shasta last
New Track Coach
veteran had eliminated tb defend-to business mavters since em-urcay,,
ing title, Don Moe, of Portland, Ore., 1
in the first engagement of the match
play battle.
LEAD WITH WIN
TALENT BASEBALL
OUTFITS MAY I
BY 101 GOLFER
DON GEORGE PINS
THYE BY TACKLE
N 'DOPE' UPSET
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1932.
Dodgers' Invasion of West
Receives 7 to 4 Setback
When Chicago Sluggers
Pound Three Pitchers
By Cajie Talbot,
(Associated Press Sports Writer.)
Victorious In their tint eniege-
ment with Brooklyn's torm troops,
the Chicago Cuba dug In behind
four and one-half game lead today
and prepared to deal another blow
for the cause a bigger and better
world series on the shores of Lane
Michigan.
The Dodgers, who Invaded the west
with high hopes of crashing through
the Cubs' barrage and" again making
a race out of the National league,
were repulsed In yesterday's encoun
ter, 7 to 4. What was more, they
didn't look at all like a team that
might ever stop the Chicago pennant
drive.
Pound Three Pitchers.
Three of their pitchers, Including
the brilliant Van Mungo, were pound
ed for 10 hits, and their fielding was
spotty. The Cubs, led by BlUy Her
man with three rousing hits, made
alx of their hits good for extra bases
and sewed up the game with a four'
run drive In the fourth Inning.
Pittsburgh failed to take adven
tage of Brooklyn's reverse, losing to
the Phillies, 9 to 8, and remaining
In third place. .
Dlzsy Dean did an admirable job
of beating ths Giants. The Cards'
eocentrlo star yielded only flvs hits
.and drove in four runs with a home
run and a single. Pepper Martin
was his little helper, hitting two
doubles and a single and stealing
base.
Boston and Cincinnati played a
dead heat for the afternoon, the
Braves winning the first, 6 to a, and
the Beds squaring matters, S to 1,
behind Larry Benton's noble pitch'
tag.
Homers Beat A's.
Jim Levey of the St. Louis Browns
pounded a homerun with one on in
the llth Inning to defeat the Ath
letics, 8 to 8. Homeruns by McNair,
Dykes and Foxx accounted for all the
A's runs.
Monte Weaver's pitching and John
ny Kerr's timely hitting gave Wash
ington a 2 to l verdict over ueiroii.
Kerr knocked across both the wln
nere' runs ss Weaver scored his 19th
victory.
Pitcher Ted Lyons scored a per
sonal triumph over the Boston Bed
Sox, 7 to 3. In addition to keeping
nine hits well spaced, the White Box
1 star drove In tnree runs with a dou-
r hie and two singles and scored once
A similar achievement was credited
to Charley ' Ruffing of the Yankees,
who racked up his 15th victory at
the expense of the Cleveland Indians,
8 to 3.
Central Point
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fejLf,Va i
Billy Detwelller, lr, of Washing
ton seems to be following In thi
footsteps of Bobby Jones, He Is Jusi
14 and Is expected to be the young
est contender In the National Ama
teur it Baltimore, (AssoclsteC
Press Photo
With the spproschlng dedication of
the new Jackson county courthouse,
on September 1. valley ball fans and
managers are searching about for the
best available clubs to set at each
other's throats In what must be
grand holiday affair as well at
championship game.
No one Is abls to lay a finger on
an undisputed top-notcn nan team
In the valley. Grants Pass makes
claims, but rumor has it that that
worthy nine has carefully evaded
clashes on foreign territory. It has
met all comers en ths horns diamond
with a marked degree of success, but
the Cavemen's real prowess cannot be
determined from a campaign confined
to the Climate City.
The Talent nine, on the other hand,
la pointed toward sure championship,
in the eyea of many of the valley's
fans. -They hare roped in a lion's
share of the baseball laurels of south
ern Oregon, meeting all corners. !
Jacksonville and Medford have both ,
organized a group of all-stars Into
title-contending outfits and a thorn
In the attempts of many a valley
team to snare ths crown,
The breaking up of the league Has
evidently turned ths bag upside down
and spelled out such an antagonistic
array of teams that the situstlon has
become one over which managers de
clare they have lost considerable
sleep.
Baseball promoters are hoping that
the melee will be untangled at least
to some extent In the courthouse
dedication program.
and are moving in this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Nichols are moving to tbelr larm.
Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Oleason ana
daughter, Muriel, of Seattle, Wash.,
stopped on their return trip from
Oakland. Calif., for & visit of one
week with E. R. Oleason and family
and Mrs. Mary Oleason, the mother
of the Oleason brothers. Miss Muriel
has been attending school in Oakland.
Miss Arlene Kay returned Friday
from southern California where she
has been vacationing.
S
Brutus Hamilton, ietely track con
at Kansas University, has signed
three-year contract with the Univer
sity of California for similar duties.
Klamath Battler
Kayoed By Divada
RENO. Nev., Aug. 35. (JP) Andy
Dlvodl, 147, San Francisco, floored
Eddie Moore, 141, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
for a knockout in the seventh round
of a KVround match here last night.
Phoenix
CENTRAL POINT, Aug. 25. 8pl.)
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wygenblast and
cousin. Mrs. Mindorff of Oakland,
Calif., are guests of Mr. -end Mrs. Wil
liam Hllkey and family. They visitea
Crater lake over the week-end
John Rlchsrdson of Haywerd. Calif.
la vlsltlne his sister. Mrs. J. B. Ste
vens and husband.
Mrs E. P. Stone and son, Nlel, left
Friday for Salem to visit relatives and
friends. Mrs. Stone's grandmother
will celebrate her Both birthday Sep
tember 4th, which will be the occa-
v sion of a family reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hatfield and Mrs.
Lela Paxon enjoyed a trip to Crater!
Lake Sunday, returning via Klam-
ath Fails. ,
Mrs. Ed Vincent and son, .Bobby,
hsve returned from a two weeks' visit
with Mrs. Vincent's grandmother at
Bandon.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Reeder and
daughter, June, were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Thompson and
family. Mrs. Beeder and Mrs. Thomp
son are cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Beeder and dau
ghter. June, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Arlle Thompson and fam
ily. Mrs. Beeder and Mrs. Thompson
are cousins.
Don Fnner is In charge of the Faber
store st Butte rails during the ab
sence of the manager who is having
his vacation. v
' Mrs. Lueills Hoaglsnd. who hss been
quite 111 with the flu for some time,
suffered a relapse from which she Is
improving.
Week-end guests of Mr. end Mrs.
M. F. Young were Mr. and Mrs. O. R
Young of Wenatchee. Wash., and Mr.
and Mrs. James R. Nerett of Salem.
Thev left Wednesday, returning via
j Crater lake and The Dalles-California
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pankey of Yskl-
ma. Wash., were guests a week of Mr.
and Mrs. Obe Pankey. I
Central Point was well represented
at the Jacksonville Oold Rush annl-1
versary Saturday and until a 1" I
hour Sunday morning.
Miss Mary Mea Is recovering from
a recent Illness.
Mrs. Nora Steele of HsmlUen. Csllf.,
Is a guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Wstklns. j
Mrs. A. C. Walker left by train
Saturday for Omaha, Neb. Bhe sto?-:
ped at Eugene and other points en
route and will remain one month
with her sister In Omaha and return
by the eotithern route.
J. C. Yokel, Rawlelgh products
salesman between Medfori) and Ash
land, hss also taken over the north
ern section to Prosprt. formerly can
vased by Marvin Abbott. Mr. Yokel
moved his family here from California
recently. They were formerly en
gaged In dairying there, where they
owned a farm.
Robert Holmes of Spokane, travel
ing acent for ths Southern Pacific,
recently visited his mother, Mrs. Mol
lie P. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs Perle Bonney hare
purchased ths Roy Nichols residence
NEW YORK, Aug. 25. AP) Cap
tain James A. Moll Hon, Scottish flier,
today waa considering an offer to go
Into the movies. He was tendered an
offer yesterday by Warner Brothers
to serve as technical adviser for the
company's aviation films, as well as
to take part in soms of the pictures.
- Meanwhile he awslted reports of fa
vorable weather for his return flight
to England. Dr. James M. Kimball,
the weatherman, said that stormy
weather blocks Mollison's psth and
It would be two or three days before
the contrary conditions improve.
Young Marion
Dems Organize
SALEM, Aug. 25. (AP) Plans for
organising a Young Democrats of
Oregon group in Marlon county were
drawn here last night when several
young party membera met with a
Multnomah county delegation. Sep
tember 20 was set as a tentative date
for an open meeting to organize the
local group.
HOW THEY.
STAND
r. S3
By the Associated Press)
Coast
ROCKFORD, III., Aug. 35. JAP)
Th battle for the western amateur
golf championship roared on today
with Ih defending title holder out
of the picture nd stars from Illinois,
Iowa, California, Wisconsin and Texas
still In V-.e drive.
Only one thing was inn In the
struggle over the rolling hills of the
Rockford Country club layout and
that was that Illinois would have a.
fin&list. By fata of the numerical
draw and golfing class, the entire
lower bracket was jammed exclusive
ly by Illinois entries. Three of them
came from Chicago while the fourth
was Don Armstrong of Aurora.
Arthur" Bartlett of Ottumwa was
probably the most discussed entry in
th curvivlng field. Tfte -iS-yesf-old
Iowa, veteran, who had won 85 minor
golf championships In hts quarter of
century of play, defeated Charles
("Chick" Evans, Jr., of Chicago yes
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 35. AP)
Don George, former heavyweight
wrestling champion, defeated Ted
Thye, two out of three falls here last
night. George took the first fall in
30 minutes nd 44) second with a
flying head scissors after Thye d
jnmished him severely with body
scissors. Toys came back to win the
second fall in lght minutes with
shoulder butts sfter taking & stomach
butte that knocked htm en his back.
In the third session George, after
nearly succumbing to Thye' shoulder
Attack, rushed Tfyy and knocked him
to the mat with Another stomach
butt. ,Thy weighed 19s" pounds,
Oeorge 313.
Dan Koloff won two straight falls
from Tal Rumbevg and Wallace Mus
covich took fall from Kick SUch.
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and Mrs. Wilcox's mother, Mrs. Ol
son, motored to Grants Pass Sun
day tor a picnic
Mrs. O. G. Maust, who recently
underwent an operation, has been
moved from the Community hospital
and Is now at the horns of her moth
er In Medford. erne Is getting along
very nicely, and will soon be able to
be about again. Ker many frienda
join In wishing her a speedy recov
ery. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Caster, Ziva
Caster and Mrs. Caster's mother, Mrs.
M. E. Ellison of Medford, who is
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Mr. and Mrs. Theron Black, Mr. and
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hss spent one year (hers talcing a
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for Cincinnati, to enter the college
there, and take further studies.
- Mrs. X. O. Caster and Mrs. Mary
Slilaon were guests at the home of
Mrs. M. P. Sheets Tuesdsy. Tea was
served by the hostess. ".
Ths two packing houses here are
in full swing, and hav found .it
necessary to work nights on the fruit
that is being brought In.
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