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PrGE TEX JifEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 58, im. PLAY MILLMEN LF. Box Company Team Going to Grants Pass Hughes May Start for Locals Two Team Race Is Seen Southern Oregon League Standing!. W. L. Pot. Medford . , ...... S 1 .790 Orante pass .-. - 3 2 .900 Shaw-Bertram ................ 1 2 .333 Iwuini 1:3 .333 Garnet Sunday. : Medford at Shaw-Bertram. ; Ewuana at Granta Paas. Southern Oregon league will awing into Its fourth week Sunday with the league-leading Medford Rogues hop. ping to Klamath. Palle to play the Shaw-Bertram Luroter Co. team of that city and the Bwuana Box Co. of Klamath rails traveling to Grants Paas to battle Ken Williams' Mer chaste. Jack Hughes, who did such a fine relief pitching job against Ewuana last week, limiting the Klamath club to a pair of rune and three hlta In 8 3-3 Innings, may atart on the mound for Hal Height's Rogues. In case he does, Cliff McLean will prob ably be shifted to third base. Dean Joy will do the sce!vlng. ' For Shaw-Bertram, oilman or Stan- taba will hurl. Two weeks ago, Stan- laha aet back Grants Paas, 3-1, and Halght expects a tough time for hla Rogues. Earhflrt for Grants Past, Lefty Earhart will undoubtedly do the twirling for we second place Grants Pass. Merchants. He turned In such a nice game against Shaw. Bertram Sunday that Williams will probably reward him with the start ing assignment before nis local sup porters. Al Droulette will take care of the catching duties. Carlatrom, the hatd luck boy, will be on the mound for Ewuana, with Blanaa behind the bat. Medford One Inning Team. ' Medford, so far this year, la de elredly a one Inning team. Every tame the Rogues hav won has been sewed up by a terrific rally In one lone frame, uaually along In the lat ter stages of the name and when they are behind. Grants Pass last Sunday suddenly unloosed the vicious power that haa been Idle In the first three weeks of play. Led by the mighty Droulette, they blasted out 18 hlta and a lot of them for extra base, to score 14 runs for the first real hitting exhi bition they have put on. Two Team Race. The way the teams ataok up now, It appears that It Is a two-team race with Medford and Grants Past the class of the circuit... Shaw-Bertram la well fixed for pitchers, but to date has shown a decidedly weak hitting team. Carlatrom, Ewuana hurler, la good enough for any or the Southern Ore gon league teams, but errora behind him has more than nullified hla good work. Bwuana has a powerful hitting team also, and If It can settle down In the field, will be one to reckon with. E LEAGUE LEAD BY (By the Associated Press.) Closely-contested series throughout the Pacific Coast league appeared the rule today as every team except Holly wood and the San Francisco Seals continued to alternate victory and defeat. Loa Angeles Increased ltt lesd to five full games at the expense of the second place San Francisco Missions, handing Clarence Mitchell, veteran spltballer, his first defeat In eight starts this season. With the score tangled at one-all, the Angelt found Mitchell for three hlta to acore aa many runt tnd win yesterday's en counter. 4 to 1. The Hollywood Stars won their sec ond straight game against the Seals. 13 to 3, succeeding them In third plice by half a game. Sam Olbaon, ace hurler of the Seals, was driven to the ahowera In the third Inning, after the invaders had scored flvo runs. The Seattle Indiana won from the Sacramento Senators, 8 to 8, after the Senators had piled up a four-run lead In the first Inning. Leo Flt terer, who relieved Howard Craghead on the Indian mound In the second 1tS M Ipfl allAtnau4 trial Hanatma nnltt titles hlta and two runs ior the rest of the route. A ninth Inning rally brought Oak land two runs and a 8 to 3 victory over Portland. The Oaka were held scoreless until the sixth Inning. NORTHWEST COLLEGE ATHLETES K MEET FOREST GROVE, Ore., May 18. (API Northwest conference track and field atara gathered here today to make their annual assault en records and to vie for the champion ship. ' College of Puget Sound la the de fending champion. Its well-balanced team winning last year when a num ber of new records were set. Upwards et half t doien records have been smashed during each of the last few meets, HOW THEY af-nr i Lirv I AMI I v JTL-J, -a its. r y v 'rei (By the Associated Press) National. ' , W. L. PC. Chicago 19 8 .679 Pittsburg .. .... 15 8 .653 St. Louis . 16 10 .615 New York .... 16 11 .593 Boston : 13 13 .600 Brooklyn 10 15 .400 Philadelphia 7 16 .304 Cincinnati . 5 19 .206 American. W. L. PC. New York ..... 17 7 .708 Cleveland . 12 9 .671 Detroit 13 11 .642 Philadelphia 13 13 .500 Washington .... 13 14 .462 St. Louis . 10 12 .455 Boston 11 14 .440 Chicago 7 15 .318 Coast. W. If, PC. Los Angeles 84 11 .766 Missions 39 16 .644 Hollywood 24 19 .658 San Francisco . 24 20 .545 Sacramento ................... 20 24 .465 Oakland ... 19 36 .422 Seattle 18 30 .303 Portland 13 39 1283 I Earl Wldmyer, University of Mary land aprlnter, haa the distinction of never having lost a race In a dual meet during his three years In college. LEAGUE FACTOR St. Louis Outfit Thumps Easterners, 4 Out of 5 Times On Tour and Take Sixth Place in Standing By HUGH fi. ULLERTON, JR. Associated Press Sports Writer. Stimulated by the Influence and example of Manager Rogers Horruby, the St. Louis Browns have begun to assume a threatening attitude toward their American league rivals, After a bad start which allowed them to remain out of the cellar only because of the Chicago White Sox were even less successful, the Browns wound up their recent eastern tour with & flourish of four victories In their last five games. Returning home yesterday they avenged two de feats in Boston by trimming the Red Sox 4 to 3, moved ahead of the losers Into sixth place In the standing, vir tually tied with Washington for the next higher notch. Tigers Also Advance The Detroit Tigers made the only .. a. 1 ca,n ag Western clubs, starting their home ........., , - i.-ram. The Tigers beat out the league-leading Yankees 5 to 4 to give Tommy Bridges his first triumph over New York and moved Into third place. The White Sox shoved Philadelphia down to fourth by defeating the A's 7 to 3 In their first home game under Jimmy Dykes' management. Cleveland's Indians spotted Wash ington four runs In the first two In nings, then cut loose with a 17-hit attack on .four Senator pitchers that produced seven runs In the seventh and ft final score of 14 to 0. Cubs Regain Lead The Cubs regained the National league lead In their first game In the east as Chuck Klein socked his tenth and eleventh homers and led the way to a 10-3 triumph over the Phillies. Pittsburgh dropped to second when Earl Grace made a wild throw past first trying for ft double play In the tenth Inning of & hurling dfel between Van Mungo and Bill Swift and the error gave Brooklyn a 3 to 1 decision. ' The St. Louis-New York struggle for third place remained unchanged as both clubs won. The Cards de feated Boston 6 to 3 as Virgil Davis, and Manager Frank Prlsch hit hom ers to back Paul Dean In his third pitching triumph. Big Fred Fltzaim mons pitched and' batted the Giants to a 6 to 3 victory over Cincinnati, giving only four hits in the first seven Innings and helping out with a homer. Jane Thacher Piano concert to night. Adults 35c, children 35c. Door admission. 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