Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 28, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TW mEDFOkD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEuFORD, OEEGOX, FRIDAY,. 5PRIE 28, 1933. GIANTS' PITCHERS GOING GETS HARD Unsuspected Power Called Forth by Manager Bill Terry Hubbell Allows One Run In 32 Innings By UUOH n. FCLLERTON. Jr. Associated 1'resi Sports Writer. . The boys who follow National league developments are beginning to suspect that Bill Terry, manager ox the New York Olants, has something up his sleeve besides a broken wrist. And that something seems to be un suspected pitching power that he can summon forth almost every day. When they started the season the Giant looked no stronger than the club which finished tied for sixth place last year, what with Freddy Llndstrom gone, the untried Blondy Ryan at short and the pitching staff apparently no stronger. But now, even with Sam Leslie playing first, the Olants have climbed to the top of the National league standing. Hubbell Airtight. , Terry bas found one great weapon In his star southpaw, Carl Hubbell, who has allowed only one run In 32 3-3 Innings. In addition. In the last three days, the Olants have dem onstrated that Hal Schumacher could pitch a five-hit game; that Leroy ' Parmelee could come through with a one-hit performance and finally that Ray Btarr, the ex-Oardlnal, can do some effective hurling. . Except for some wlldness. Starr pitched six good Innings against the Phillies, allowing only four bits be. fore he retired for a pinch hitter and Hubbell came In for three scoreless Jnnlngs to ring up his third .victory as the Olants opened up with a threo run outburst In the eighth Inning, won, I to 1, and climbed Into first place, Cubs Beat Pirates. ' The Chicago Cubs shoved Pittsburg out of the lead, beating the Pirates, S to 3, on the strength of a big fourth inning as Guy Bush and BUI Swift fought It out on the hill. Brooklyn beat the Boston Braves. 1-0, In the season's third mound duel between Walter Beck and Ed Brandt. Brandt gave only four hits to seven oft Beck, but the Dodgers got one ef. fectlve cluster. The St. Louis Cardi nals took their first decision from Cincinnati, bunching four singles with walk and a fly for three runs In the ninth, to win, 8-3. Three four-hit pitching feats and one slugfest, which saw the Chicago White Sox, led by their new "dyna mite trio," Al Simmons, Mule Hnas and Jimmy Dykes, blast out a 10-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers, mark ed tne American league day. Yankees nit Homers, ; Charley Ruffing pitched four-hit ball for the champion New York Yankees, and beat tha Philadelphia Athletics, 15-3, as .Lou Gehrig, Bsbe Ruth and Earl Combs all hit homers off Sugar Cain. , Ed Llnke, Washington's 31-year-old right handed rookie turned In a four hit game against the Boston Red Sox In his first start, winning 3-3 despite a buret of wlldness that forced him out in the ninth. George Blaenoldor held the Cleveland Indians to four safeties and the St. Louis Browns won, 3-3, with the aid of some lusty clouting by Jim Levey. L TENNIS STARS TO TERROR OF RODEOS TO BIULINaa. Mont., April 38. Old Buterfly, for 18 years one of the biggest of equine names In the rodeo world, la dead at the ranch of Leo Cremer near Shawmut. Mont, i In his heyday, the famous white horse was considered one of the most sensational buckers ever to come out of a ohute. Tar seven years, according to Cre mer. Butterfly was not ridden for a slngl qualifying rid. The Medford Tennis club meets the high school Sunday, in the Initial appearance of both teams for the current season. As a first step It Is an ambitious one for the high youngsters who will be meeting the strongest club team yet assembled, while they. In direct comparison, have not a single mono gram winner In their ranks, and are starting with a virtually all-sophomore lineup, with this doleful out look the high school will be fortu nate It they succeed In annexing any of the seven singles or three doubles engagements listed on the day's card. but they should absorb some valu able experience for the schedule con firming them. H. O. Wilson, veteran club star, announced that the clubbers would start In the order named: Boggs, Olllls. Deuel, Patton, Butler, Prultt and Olancock. The doubles combl nations were not Indicated, although It Is probable that those working In the singles tut will not be called on for play In the doubles event. In naming a lineup for the high school, E. M. Klrtley and John Reddy did not attempt a ranking, but con fined choice to naming a squad of 13, an or whom win see action. Those named are: V. Campbell, Hicks, Kroschel, Merrick, Qulaenberry, Cope, Rae, Oebhard, Applegate, Hotell and Dudley, In the special event, H. O. Wilson, club head, will meet John Reddy, nign school net tutor. Five of the starting club stars are title holders or former title holders and Sunday will give some Indication of the club atrength for this year. credits of "A" grades, entire athletic group. leading the At Medford Hotels The hotel lists this morning csrrlnd. among other the following i Dv Zolla. Los Angeles; H. Levin. San Pfanclsco; Leo Harris, Portland: Phil H. Kalles. J. B. Klsky, 8. B. Strachan. also of the Rose city. , Monarch Seed & Feed Co.'s SATURDAY-MONDAY S)FlFEEHKf EAST LANSINO, Mich. (AP) If you scout the statement that wres tlers have high mentality, look at the record that Wendell E. Oenson, East Lansing freshman granpier. compiled at Michigan Stats oollcgo the past winter term. . aenaon wound up his term with 17 . HAY or STOCK SaHt vir- 9c , HERE'S YOCR OHASCE TO BUY HAY v AND STOCK SALT AT A SAVING , MAORONA Chick Mash pj nd on JJ2.2S MADRON'A Chick Scratch - $190 MADRONA Chick Grow Mash owt. -$210 MADRONA Dairy Ration $1.40 i Madrona(Brand)Feeds "ARE AS GOOD AS THE BEST" "BETTER THAN THE REST" You can save on MADRONA and at the same time enjoy the results you desire MADE AT HOME MADE RIGHT HAVE YOU SEEN OUR TURKEY WINDOW? K-K TURKEY STARTER PELLE1 are doing for Our turkeys! TOOK PILLS FOR 30 YEARS, THEN CEREAL BROUGHT RELIEF Mr. Forsythe Endorses All Bran for Constipation oo suffer from headaches, nppeuie ana energy or any f the frequent effects of con- II yoi loss of a other of tipation.read this voluntary letter "After taking: pills and tablets for about thirty years for consti pation, I started to take your All Bran three times a dsy according to directions. Today I can eat cheese, and that is binding, and certainly feel fine." Mr. Ed. For sythe, Box 219, Youngatown, N. Y. Selene says All-Bran provides "bulk" to exercise the Intestines, and vitnmln B to further aid regu lar habits. In addition, All-Bkan Is rich in blood-building iron. The "bulk" In All-Bran Is much like that of leafy vegetables. Inside the body, it forms a soft mass which gently clears the intestines of wastes. Isnt this pleasant "cereal way" far more healthful than using pat ent medicines so often habit forming? Just eat two tablespoonfuls dally. In serious Cases use with each meal. Tf not relieved this way, see your doctor. Get the red-and-green parkairs at your grocer's. Made by iellogg in Battle Creek. WESTERN THRIFT STORE 30o Citrate of Magnesia 15c 128 E. 6th St. (Next Wurts Oift Shop) . 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