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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1933.
PITS ASSOCIATED
Kitten ball aeaeon will get under
way tonight with the first sme of
the season being played between Ken
Parrott's Associated OH boys and
Lamport's on the Junior high Held
starting promptly at 6:16 o'clock.
In the pitcher's box for Lamport's
will be Virgil Swanson, a star or nign
school days, known as one of the
outstanding players in the league.
Catching for Lamport Is the Job
which has been hBnaoa to uiair
Spears. Spears Is an enthusiastic
player and Is In the game every min
ute. Angus Todd, also a star of high
school days will be seen In aotlon
when he Ditches for Ken Parrot's As
sociated Oil. Todd Is known for his
sccuracy In putting the ball across
the line nine times out 01 ten.
Herm Newland. catcher for the As
sociated Oil, Is undoubtedly the out
standing receiver of the league. He
has played with various teams for the
last several seasons.
Six teams have signed to play In
the league. Lamport's, winners of
the first half of the league last sea
son, are back with hopes df repeating
their record again this season. The
Office Boys, winners of the second
half of the league last year, expect
to be a constant threat to the other
teams.
Teams signed to play this season
are: Lamporta, Ken Parrot's Associat
ed Oil, Office Boys, junior high, Ac
tive club and Jonnlng's,
Interest has run high In the past
for kitten ball and It Is expected a
large crowd will be out to witness
the first game of the season, . v ,
HUSKY CREWS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
Good scores prevailed at the Med
ford Gun club traps Sunday morn
ing, no less than three shooters break
ing 48 out of 60 shot at. They were
Ray Coleman, Bill Bates and Elmer
Wilson. Bates and Coleman both
turned in 2 straights the first time
tip while Wilson, Sid Newton, Ed Lam
port and Sam Jennings each broke
24. ' '
This scoring made It possible to
turn in a 7 to the Orogonlan teie
graphlo tournament, which ended
with this shoot. The final outcome
of the tournament will not be known
lor several days.
Scores at 60 targeta: .......
Jlay Coleman ...,-..-.........-" 48
Bill Bates ........ . 48
Elmer Wilson
Sam Jennings J 1
Jj. B. Plckard (pro.) 48
S. O. Mendcnhall ................... ..... 4B
H. CrOlsant . 48
.Tames Moore .................. 46
T. E. Daniels - 46
Ralph Green . 41
George Porter 40
At 36 targets:
Sid Newton ........
Ed Lamport ..
Dick Boldou .....
E. W. Pease .
................ 3
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32
Clarence Eads ... 22
INT
CHICAGO. April 10-(AP) Pro
fesslonal wrestling's latest mystery,
the disputed victory of Joe Ssvoldt
over Jim Londos. was under Investi
gation by the Illinois state athletic
commission today.
Joe Trlner, chairman of the com
mission, called nil principals ot the
"championship" match before him
with an announced determination to
make a full Investigation.
A sports writer, who predicted
victory for Savoldl last Friday night,
came out today with the charge that
the entire affair was a bulid-up for
a "championship match" betwoen
Londos and Savoldl before a world's
fair crowd In Juno or July.
SHORN OF BENEFIT
PORTLAND, Ore., April 10.
Under the sharply revised plan of
pensions and benefit to war veter
ans undertaken by the Roosevelt ad
ministration, veterans' allowances in
Oregon will be reduced from $7,000,
000 to about M.700.000 annually, ac
cording to a special dispatch from
wasmngtou. D. O., to the Oregonlan.
The saving is estimated to amount
to about $3,000,000 a year or 40 per
oent of the total annual expenditure
for this state.
About 30 per cent of the M.G50.000
heretofore apent in Oregon each year
for pre -World war pensions will be
eliminated.
Four salmon were landed at Sav
age Rapids dam Sunday, only three
having been taken out there pre
viously this season. Pete Toskan,
who Friday brought in a large fish,
caught another on Sunday.
The largest catch of the day was
.made by W. M. Clemenson of the
Jackson hotel. It weighed 3B'4 lbs.
Sim's boat of Ashland brought In one
and Dick Greene landed a 22 vj
pounder.
University' of Washington's Husky crewmen made a clean sweep of all three races against California on the
Oakland estuary Saturday. The Huskies' varsity, shown lower, with Coa-ti Ulbrlcksou, took the lead at the
start and finished seven lengths ahead of Coach Carroll "Ky" Eb rig tit's ulue and Gold sweepsters, shown at
top with Ebrlght's picture Inset. Fifty thousand spectators saw no records broken owing to water and weath
er conditions being unfavorable.
4-3, FROM EAGLE
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Medford's up-and-hustllng baseball
club won Its second start ot the sea
son when they took the long end of
& 4-8 score yesterday from the Invad
ing Eagle Point Oheesemakers before
a fair sized crowd. Proceeds of the
game went to the Prescott Memorial
fund.
The contest, which developed Into
a pitchers' battle between Hughes
and Cook, early In the proceedings
was enlivened by circuit clouts by
Qeorge Sowers of the locals and
Prltchett of the Ohecsemen. A clout
by Hughes in the ninth frame scored
Robinson with the winning run.
Qeorge Harrington performed like
a veteran behind the bat for. the
Medford outfit. ,
Mcdford. . . AB. R. H.
Swanson rf 4 1 '3
Sowors cf ........-.... 4 . ; 1 1
Stein ss . . 4 11
Williams 3b . : . S 0 0
Christian If .....4 0 1
Robinson 3b ................... 4 1 1
Randolph lb 4 0 0
O, Harrington o ........... 4 0 0
Hughes p ...................... 4 0 1
BOWLING
Two teams. Watson-Strange and
Devore-Sherwood, are tied for top
spot in the Elks doubles bowling
tourney. The leader have won 13
and lost 5 games.
Roy Prultt, with an average of 303
leads In Individual stsndlngs with
Herb Ouenther a close second with
301.
The Bowman-Kelly team won both
weekly prises, with match total of
1106 and high single game of 418.
Individual standings.
O. Tl. Avg. Pc.
Prultt 6
Guenther, Herb 8
Eads .............. 0
GUI .
Erlckson ........... 8
, Watson' 6
Totals
Eagle Point.
Long 3b
Conlln lb ............
Prlckett If .
Butler 3b
Height ss .............
Purvis rf
Montgomery cf ....
'Hoffard cf
Conaatro o ..........
Cook p ...,...W..M.
... 83
AB.
4
... 3
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4
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3
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R.
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
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DeVore ................. 6
Sollnsky .............. 8
Rankin .............. 3
Orr 6
Hutchison ......... 6
Smith .... 8
Motfatt ........ 8
Lageson 6
Ferguson 6
Guenther, Hugo . 8
Fredette .
Brayton
Wright .
Fllegel ..
Brown ..
York
8
....... 8
.,. 8
a
, 8
8
Totals 83 3 ' A
Eagle Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3
Medford 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 I
By scoring one run In the first
Inning, one In the second, two In the
third and five In the fourth, Aahlad
high defeated Jacksonville high 8-3
.at Ashland Snturday afternoon.
Hem, on the mound for Jackson-
vllle, pitched a nice game, striking
out eight and allowing but four hit.
Errors, however, caused his downfall.
fully a dozen bobbles by hla team
mates presenting Ashland with most
of their runs.
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Lj fa
pr - 1 T ft I
Sherwood 8
Strang, Vlrg
Kelly 8
BowrAan n. 8
Strang. Herb ..... 8
Thompson ........... 3
Gilbert i.. 8
Alenderfer ........... 8
Holmes .............. 8
White 8
Rose 6
Sanderson .. . 8
Strange 8
Elwood 6
Team Standing.
1318
1307
1147
1080
1078
1043
1038
1018
808
908
063
060
476
047
043
041
038
803
891
887
887
74t
884
880
861
437
434
433
843
413
837
836
834
818
303
301
191
181
180
174
171
170
160
168
160
160
168
168
167
167
166
149
149
149
143
148
148
148
147
147
144
143
141
141
140
138
138
137
137
136
Watson-Vlrg Strang ..
DeVore-Sherwood .....
Guenther-Brown ......
Rankln-Fredette ......
Glll-Hutchlson . .....
Eads-Gllbert .............
Frultt-Strange ........
Erlckson-York
Smlth-Elwood
Bowman-Kelly .........
Orr-Alenderfer .........
Fllegel-Ferguson . ..
Strang, Herb-Brayton.
Rose-Lageson ......... ....
Sollnsky-Holmes . .
auenther-Thompson .
Sanderson-White
Moftatt-Wrlght
W.
.. 13
... 13
. 18
.. 14
.... 13
.. 13
... 13
.... 11 10
11 10
... S S
10 11
... 10 14
.... 10
.... 8
... 8
6
... 6
... 8
PC.
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.671
.633
.633
.800
.476
.416
14 .416
13 .380
13 .833
16 .386
16 .388
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PORTLAND. April 10. (AP) Clos
ing the entire length of the Colum
bia river to commercial ateelhead
fishing today had the unanimous sup
port of the state game commissions
of Oregon and Washington. It waa
expected definite action toward this
end would be taken at the first op
portunlty.
Meeting In Joint session here Sat
urday, the two commissions agreed
the step was neceeeary to perpetuate
angling in the two it tea
The visiting commissioners were
told by Matt Ryckman, superinten
dent of Oregon's game fish hatcheries,
that this state planted more than
twenty million trout In stream and
lakea at a cost of leu than one cent
Has Them Guessing
FISTIC CARD FOR
WEDNESDAY PITS
The fistic card to be presented
Wednesday night at the Armory by
Promoter Mack Llllard and the Med
ford boxing commission baa' been
completed, Llllard announcing this
morning that In addition to the main
event between Jack McCarthy.
Medford, and Ramon Streat, Salt
Lake colored Adonis, and the semi
final between Tony Ortls, Klamath
Fall, and Jimmle Compagne, Chllo
qutn, he has signed up "Plash" Mc
Cann, Prospect protege of Dewey Hill,
to meet Ray Harris, of Phoenix end
Bob Irwin, Klamath Falls to meef
Prankle Roberts, of Reno.
The card as outlined by Llllard
should provide one of the best eve
nings of fisticuffs presented In Med
ford for many moons McCarthy Is a
slam-bang type of fighter who knows
only one style to go in and win.
Stre&t, who arrived today, la also
toured as a hard-hitting, rough and
ready scrapper and the pair should
put on & great show.
Ortls and Compagne besides fight
Ing for the long end of the purs'
will be settling a private grudr'
which they have nursed along U.
some time, until both are "rearlr.
to get Into the ring and eettk
things "
The two preliminary bouts will pit
boys who know far more about the
leather-pushing racket than the or
dinary preliminary lads and either ot
the two bouts has possibilities of
stealing the show.
Bargain prices will prevail for the
evening, according to Llllard.
. 4
Oean Cromwell, Southern Call
fornia track coach, kept hit charges
under blankets, so to speak and
according to other coaches, during
the early track and field season.
(Associated Press Photo)
Louise Fazenda
Welcomes Son
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., April 10. (AP)
r A seven pound son was born today
to Louise Fazenda. film comedlanne,
and her husband, Hal B. Waltls, mo
tion picture executive. They said they
would name him Hal Brent, Jr. 1
A Nickel In Mllwnukle ;
MILWAUKIE, Wis., April 10. (AP)
The five-cent glass of beer return
ed to several establishments here to
day. In some places the nickel
Stop in .
Roseburg
at the ,
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The leading hotel
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3. A. Harding, managing owner
Single,
BATES:
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Hotel Sir Francis Drake just
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ient to theaters, shops, stores,
business and financial district.
Only California hotel offering
Servidor feature thus enabling
you to combine "maximum pri
vacy with minimum tipping".
AH rooms in the Tower with
Western exposure have ultraviolet-ray
(sun-bath) windows.
In every room connection for
radio reception, running filtered
ice water, both tub and shower.
Dinner in Coffee Shop from 75 ft
up in Main Dining Room from
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BRAKE
Hutam-Niwcou. Hoyu. Co.
Powell Street at Sutter San Francisco
oni Beverly ot Tlfton. Oa- li
(treated In her royal robei a queen
of the 1933 featlval o( italea cele
bration at St. Peteraburg, Fla. Hei
title It "Ml.a Southland." (Associ
ated Press Photo .
BASEBALL
Yesterday's Results
Portland 4: San Franelaco 9. ,
Hollywood 3-10: Sacramento 6-1.
Oakland -; Mlulona -13.
Seattle i: Urn Angelea 10.
t Orefon Weather j
Cloudy tonight and Tueaday, be
coming unsettled with rains Tueada
northweat portion: slightly warmer;
tonight with freezing temperature
east portion; fresh south wind off-!
shore, 1
CONGEE
FUNERAL PARLOR
West Main at Newtown
Sympathetic, Friendly
Service
bl contribution to various collegi
ate and literary publications and aa
the author of a book of verse,
"Embryo."
Following hla brief itay here the
young author will leave for Europe
where he expects to collaborate on
the biography of a distinguished
Hungarian physician.
'. Although only twenty years of age
Maeterson gained prominence as a
song writer when several of hla com
positions were Introduced by fling
Crosby.
A wide degree of versatility can be
aeen in the fact that the young
author, la also captain-elect of the
1934 basketball team. While here he
will be the guest of John Beddy, a
former Gonzaga student.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mra. H. D. McVay
ot Jacksonville, a boy, weighing eight
pounds, four and a half ounces, at
the Sacred Heart hospital Saturday.
8x10 Photo for 7So. The Peaaleya,
opp Hollv Theater.
Chaplin Imitator
Dies During "Ace'
MARSHFIELD, Ore., April 10.
AP Laughter greeted the antics of
Charles Hagqulst, 65, aa he Imitated
Charles Chaplin In a home talent
show here. Then Hagqulst suddenly
toppled to the floor. More laughter,
for patrons believed It part of the
act. But It wasn't. He was dead.
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Medford as the one way point on a
European trip was the unusual spec
tacle presented today by the visit of
John Masterson, outstanding young
collegiate short story and song writ
er who Is spending the Easter holi
days here prior to leaving for Ger-'
many. Masterson, a student at Gon
zaga university Is widely known thru
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