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MEDFORD TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, OREGON, THURSDAY, IIXY 10, 193?. CROWD OF GOLF ENTRIES PROSPERITY INDICATION five players for the championship. The other 20 district trials will be played next Monday. Don Moe and Dr. Oscar F. Willing, former Walker cup players, are listed for competition at Portland. The number of entries by districts and the number of qualifying places Included: Portland, 9 and 2. PAIRED TO PLAY LEAGUE NEW YORK, May 10. (AP) An other sign of better business condi tions was seen today in a substantial Increase In the number of entries for the national onen golf championship, to be played at the Merlon Cricket holder. Neither Dunlap, Francis Out met nor H. Chandler Egan, all of whom are abroad with the Walker cup team, entered the open. Of the big entry list, 36 players the first 30 and tlea In last year's championship and four members of the Walker cup team automatically qualify for the 72-hole competition at Merlon. The other 114 places in the field limited to 160, are filled through the sectional qualifying round system in 21 districts. One district, Los Angeles, already has held its test and qualified SCOn, IfKINLAY IN THREE COUGAR BASEBALLERS DEFEAT 0. S. C, 7 TO 3 CORVALUS, May 10. (AP) Col lecttng six runs In the third Inning, Washington State college defeated the Oregon State baseball team. 7 to 3, here Wednesday. The Beavers got 10 hits to Washing ton State's eight, but the tallies just wouldn't come. Each team "used two pitchers. Draw for Opening of Scotch club, Ardmore, Pa., beginning June 7. Medford Ball Hawk Has Average of -429 Ewauna Pair Best for One Game y With Average Even .500 All told. 1063 players, 112 more than Foursome Matches In Walker Cup Play An nounced at St. Andrews a year ago, entered the lists. They Included Johnny Goodman, the de fending ' champion, virtually all the leading professionals, and many of Goodman's leading amateur rivals. A notable absentee will be George T. Dunlap, Jr., national amateur title- PAGE SEC . . : EGAN, MARSTON I Belcastro Seen by Mexican Cartoonist I HOFFARD LEADING By GAYLE TALBOT. Associated Press Sports Writer. ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May 10, (AP) Th draw today for theopen !ng Scotch foursome matches tomor row In Walker cup competition paired the leading teams of the United Stntes and Great Britain against each other In the feature match, Johnny ' Goodman, United States open tltleholder, and Lawson Little, the Calirornlan, who had defeated the other three American combinations In practice rounds were drawn against Oyrll Tolley and Eoger Wothered, leading twosome of the British side. ' The other pairs were: Captain Francis Oulmet and George T. Dun lap, Jr., United States, versus Jack McLean and Eric ' McRuvle, Great Britain; Ous Moreland and Jack Westland, United States, versus Harry Bentley and Erie Flodlan, Great Brit aln; and Max Marston and Chandler Egan, United States, versus Captain the Bon, Michael Scott and Sam Mo-Klnlay. Johnny Fischer, the Cincinnati youngster, Is the spars on the Ameri can side and Leonard Crawley and Tony Torrance on the British. It was gonerally agreed that the foursomes would result in an even split, leaving the decision to the eight singles matches to be played Batur day. Goodman and Little, who had suc cessive medal scores of 70 and 73 in their last two practice rounds, were eonosded an edge as were Moreland and Westland, but most of the ex pert felt McLean and McRuvle were sure to beat Oulmet and Dunlap and that Marston and Egan were the underdogs against the Hon. Michael and McKlnlay, -f E BY BIG TED COX PORTLAND, Ore., May 10, (API Like Achilles' vulnerable heel, the foot of Billy Bdwarda caused his downfall In a wrestling match with Ted Oox here last night. Cox apparently was noarly finished by Edwards' ohlropractlo headlocks when Edwards' foot beoame entangled in the ropes and he sprawled to the mat, Oox fell on top and galnod the deciding fall. The first fall went to Oox with a body press following hard smaoks to the Jaw. Edwards used his fists to prepare Cox for the ohlropracttc headlocks and gain the second fall. The Masked Marvel took one fall In three rounds with Pat Rellly. Bob Kruse used wrlstlocks and headlocks to gain a fall In the second round from Harry Demetral, Leo Jensen wrestled a fast three-round draw with Paul Murdock. PETE BELCASTRO, Sacramento wrestler, as drawn by the famous Mexican City cartoonist Edgar Splvti, during Belcastro's recent tour of the republic to the south. The Sacramentan will meet Paul Murdock In the main event at the Armory tonight. VANCOUVER, Wash, May 10. Plans for the second annual Mld Columbla River regatta to be held at Vancouver, Wash., July 4, are rap Idly nearing completion with (700 in prizes posted for the wlnnors in a dozen, races scheduled for the one day water festival. Races will be held for class A, B, O and F hydroplanes, class o and F racing runabouts and for class O servloe runabouts. In addition sail ing races will be held plus Inboard runabout races and special events of all sorts. Herb Strang and Joe Meyer repre sented Medford, Ore, in the 1033 races. . Scores Yesterday Coast League Sacramento, 4; Los Angeles, Missions, 0; Portland, 0. Oakland, B; San Francisco, Hollywood, 10; Seattle, a. Nfttlonnl League St. Louis, 4; Now York, 0. Chicago, 10; Brooklyn, 0. Pittsburgh. 8; Philadelphia, 8, Cincinnati 3, Boston, 10. American league Washington, 1; Chicago, 8. Philadelphia, 8: Clevoland 4 (ten Innings), Boston, 6: Detroit, 4. New York, 8; St. Louis, 0, ROGUE LINKS TEES All member, or the Rogue Vslley Oolf olub are anticipating the novel event of a match tournament whleh Is scheduled to be played at the local golf course Saturday afternoon. May 12, and Sunday, May 13. Interest Is being thoroughly arous ed In the affair by mimeographed letters whleh are being mailed to ev ery olub member. The tournament is being held for the purpose of dress ing up the course with new mats, which will be given as prizes to the winners, and to stimulate donations In the way of further new equip ment for the course. Five mat awards will be given, each with the Inscribed name of the winner, and an equal chance I as sured for every participant by a par- point system of play. The committee announces that ono momber has donated new flags foi the oourse, and another has already contributed lumber for repairing the tees. A nominal tournament entry fee will be asked, but members havo been urged to make larger donations If they feel they play more often than most. The golf club Is making an ef fort to get the course In the best possible shape in anticipation of Dia mond Jubilee visitors. Pairings for the tournament will be arranged by H. B. Kellom, Women players of the club will conduct a tourney later to finance one mat, making a total of six to replace tees which are becoming bad ly worn. Local Bowlers Go, " To Oakland Meet Mr. and Mrs. Roy Prultt and George Ends left Wednesday for Oakland, Cal where they will enter the West Coast bowling congress In KM A RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT... A PLEDGE OF ACCOMPLISHMENT Uniform and staunch iwpport of President Rooievelt't recovery program. Greater development of Columbia River and Bonneville dam, $5,103,000 In federal money for Oregon bridgei. A general, frank, candid and above -board ad ministration of Oregon affair. Reduce taxes by rigid economy. jvQTElXjMARTIK emmet g.-tnt. ' (I'd. Adv.. Martin Comm. t Don Collier's New fcfc 11 413 EAST MAIN STREET featuring Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer progress there. Mrs. rrultt la one of the star bowlers of the city, roll ing; a score which compares favor ably with the best turned In by men. Both Prultt and E&tla are stars of the Kiks club bowling team and have mad conslstcntlly high scores for year. HOW THEY. sum (By the Associated Press) Coast W. Los Angeles ,.v ..... .. as Missions . 6an Francisco Sacramento Hollywood ..... Oakland .' Portland ................ Seattle National Chicago ......... New York Pittsburgh St. Louis ...... Boston , Brooklyn ...... Philadelphia Cincinnati ' .., New York Washington , Philadelphia . Boston ..... Detroit Cleveland St. Louis , Chicago ... 33 . 21 . 10 . 17 . 14 , 11 . 11 . II . 19 ,11 . 12 . 10 .- 7 . . t . 13 . 11 . 10 . 10 , , 6 L. S 14 15 IB 18 23 22 24 I 1 1 1 8 0 12 13 .15 8 . t 9 U 11 Pet. .757 .522 .583 .500 .486 .378 .333 .314 .867 .650 .632 .600 .628 .360 ,916 .211 .684 .560 .636 .626 .600 .600 .953 .313 JENNINGS KEEPLEAD IN KITTENBALL RACE (By Harold Grove.) In the play-off of a postponed game. Jennings remained at the top of the kat-ball sited by defeating Lamport's, 7 to 1, on Van Scoyoo field Tuesday. The fourth and fifth Innings of the game proved fatal lor Lamport's. The score was tied one-all until the fourth, when Jennings led off on an error to score three runs, and then again in the fifth Inning Jennings' started a merry-go-round that net ted them four more runs. The record of "having made the moat sensational catch of the sea son" as recently awarded "Chuck" Clay, ex-high school athlete, was shat tered by Bill Knlps, also an ex-hteh school athlete. Bill, ' Judging from the form shown by the batter In his previous times up, expected shallow hit in his section of the diamond, when suddenly he heard the bat crack and the ball started sailing In the general direction of the fence. It looked like a sure home-run, but BUI tore after It with his every ounce of speed. When he came to the board sidewalk leading to the grandstand. he gate a preposterous leap hts back toward the ball reached up In the air with his left hand and hauled the ball In. One of those "liquid catches," the kind football players are sup posed to make. By BILLY HUI.EN Secretary Southern Oregon League Paul ("Roosler") Hoffard, Medford outfielder, blasted out two hits against Ewauna last Sunday and took over the actual Southern Oregon league batting leadership, with a mark of .420. Nominal leaders are Chrlstlartson and Wheeler, both of Ewauna, who are hitting at a .600 clip, in one game. Al Droulette, Grants Pass catcher, leads the Cave City hitters with a mark of .400. Oilman heads the Shaw-Bcrtram players, also hitting .400. Following are the official Southern Oregon league batting averages for players hitting .200 or over: Player Games AB H Wheeler, Ewauna 14 2 Chrlstlanson, Ewauna.. 1 Hoffard. Medford 3 Droulette, G. P. 3 Oilman, 8.-B. 2 Wakeman, S.-B. 2 Ogle, O. P. 3 Joanls, Medford 3 Mack. S.-B 1 Joy, Medford 3 10 Hughes, Medford 2 7 Cogan. S.-B , 2 8 Donaldson, 8.-B. 2 8 Powers, O. P. 2 4 Msrtln, Ewauna 1 4 Blanas, Ewauna , 1 4 Haley, Ewauna 1 " 4 McCarthy, O. P. 8 13 Swanson, Medford 8 14 McLean, Medford .. 8 10 Ostrum, G. P. a 6 Ave. .500 .500 .420 too .400 .376 .364 333 .333 .300 .286 .250 .250 .250 .250 250 250 .231 .214 .200 .200 Toy Operated On Earl Foy, man ager of the state liquor store In Medford, underwent a major opera tion Wednesday at the Sacred Heart hospital, where he was reported get ting along as well as could be ex pected today. 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