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PXGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJ27E, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1931 Fly Fishermen Urged Enter Contest Novices in Special Event Merchan dise Awards Are Listed A llat of attrectlv print will b offered for Oregon's Diamond Jubilee flycaatlng tournament next Sunday morning at 8 o'clock In an espectslljr conitructed pool In Bear creek Just abOT the Main street bridge. Fly' caatera are coming from a widespread area to take part In this Jubilee lea' tura. A special event la being arranged for novice fly-casters tbose who have never taken part In contests be fore. Fly fishermen are especially urged to take part and announce their Intentions as early as possible at Jubilee headquarters. As msny contestants as possible are urged to participate. The different events Include wet fly aoeuracy, dry-fly accuracy, dis tance fly and distance with H-ounce Plug. The platforms and walka are now complete and caatera are urged to tart practicing aa aeon as they wish, Worthwhile prises are In the list. The Adolf Blalch Sporting Goods com. pany of Ban Franclsoo la offering a Mo Divine Ily rod. ire Bsker-Ham-ilton company of San Francisco la donating a 30 reel. A 25 Wilson rod is coming from the Honeyman Hardware company of Portland and the Marehall-Welle company of Fort- land haf donated a 113 fine tapered line. Local prlrea have been donated aa follows: Hubbard Brotners, as nan basket; Al Flche, S worth of fish ing tackle; Lamport's, a 95 gold-plated flashlight; The Toggery, a IS sweater: Mann's Department Store, a 2.50 Arrow ahlrt. Jubilee Fly casting Tournament Sunday Offers Attractive Prizes EXPERT ANGLERS TO SHOW ART IN HOW THEY STAND. (By the Associated Press) Coast W. L. Pet. Lot Angeles 47 13 .197 Missions - SS 33 Sacramento - Hollywood San Francisco ..... Oakland ..........-. Seattle Portland .....- .810 39 38 .600 38 33 .491 38 30 .483 , 38 33 .441 30 87 381 17 88 .809 ATTRACT FANS By Associated Frets. The season's biggest turnout of fans made the first of the holidays which fall within the baseball season a pleasant memory to major league magnates today, although It might rankle a bit In the minds of the players of five clubs which failed to win a game. About 398,000 fans filled the stands In eight cities. The largest throng, 70,000, gathered at the Yankee sta dium to see New York and Washing ton divide a pair of brilliantly played games. Brooklyn made the next best showing, setting an Ebbets field at tendance record of 41,000 for the Sodger-Olant bill, which brought two defeat for the home club. Scores Yesterday I Coast League Los Angela 8-1, Bollywood 6-0. Missions 0-10, San Franclsoo 4-9. Oakland 8-8, Portland 0-4. Sacramento 13-0, Seattle 6-7, St. Louis ...... New York ,,, Chicago Pittsburgh Boston ...... Brooklyn Philadelphia , Cincinnati ... American W. L. Pet. . 34 13 .649 .38 16 .638 . 34 18 .800 . 30 18 .671 , 30 18 .406 16 33 .608 , 11 94 .314 8 38 .338 Cleveland ... New York , Detroit . Washington ..... St. Louis ........... Boston ............ Philadelphia Chicago Pet. .618 .696 W. L. , 31 18 , 33 16 , 31 17 .663 , 30 19 .618 , 17 19 .473 ,17 31 .447 , 16 33 , 14 33 .431 DROULETTE TAKES ACHIEVES DESIRE AFTER 20 YEARS Wild Bill Cummings Leads Indianapolis Auto Race to Collect . $40,000 Gas Limit Fails to Curb Speed National .League . At Cincinnati 6-3, St. Louis 9-9, At Brooklyn 3-8, New York 8-8. At Chicago 7-8, Pittsburgh 3-4, sec end gam 11 Innings. American League At Cleveland 7-8, Chicago 8-4, first game 13 Innings. At New York 0-8l Washington' 1-4 esoond game 11 Innings. At Philadelphia 8-1, Boston 8-9. At St. Louts 8-4, Detroit 7-6, second game 10 Innings. Duncsn McNaughton, 1933 Olym plo games high Jump champion, la now seeking hi doctor's degree at California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 31. (AP) On the sun-scorched bricks of the Indianapolis motor speedway, wild Bin cummings has achieved the victory he decided on 30 years go. As 188,000 spectators looked on. the 38-year-old driver flashed past tne nnian line yesterday to win the annual SOO-mlle race at the record breaking average of 104.863 miles aa hour, and collect about 940,000. In prizes and awards. Cummings won by lust 37 second rom Maun bos of Dayton, Ohio, who chased him for the last 60 miles to the oloeest, most sensational ending In the 33 years' history of tne track. Sets Speed Mark Cummings' time was 4:46:08.30. The Indianapolis youngster and Rose both smashed the former epeed mark of 104.103 miles an hour set by Lou la Meyer of South Qate, Cel., In 1933. Thus did the daring veterans of the speedways defeat the plans of race officials who thought to place a clamp on the eiceaslve speed by limiting gaaoun tllotmtnt to 48 gallons for each little racing car. Not one of the 30 cars forced out of the running failed of too heavy fuel con sumption. Cummings himself said he had "about three gallons" left over, It was back In 1914 that "Wild Bill," playing In his mother's door- yard two miles west of the speedway. told her he was "going to win that race some day," He did it In deter mined fashion yesterday, driving the entire 600 miles without relief, but the victory came only on his fifth attempt, and after eight years of driv ing on dirt tracks and other apeed ways. , Duray rile Protest Stewards of the race will consider todsy an official protest made by Leon Duray of Los Angeles, ownei of the oar driven by Rose. Duray contended Cummlnga violated rulea and gained about three-fourths of a lap during the period when the driv ers were slowed down for removal of wreckage from the course. The smaahups, three In number, were all of minor characters. The most serious Injury waa a broken wrist sustained by Oeorge Bailey of Detroit when hla car bounced over a wall at the north end of the track. The other can wrecked were those of Chet Miller of Detroit and Cleorie I (Doc) McKenal of Edlngton, Pa. By BILLY HULEN Secretary Southern Oregon League. Al Droulette, who was playing baseball In the Pacific Coast league about the time the majority of Southern Oregon league players were first learning how to hit a teething ring with their mouth, Is threatening to make a runaway of the league bat ting race. The Grante Paaa catcher walloped Carlstrom of Ewauna last Sunday for two hlte In three trips to the piste to bring his record to 11 blows In 31 times at bat for the mark of .634. Ogle, also of Grants Pass, la the nearest to him with an average of .418. Lefty Wakeman, Shaw Bertram first sacker, leada his team with a mark of .393. Koffard heads the Medford players and Blanaa, Ewauna, each hammering out basehlt to the tune of .397. Shaw Bertram leads In team bat ting average with a mark of .346. Cliff McLean and Jack Hughes. Medford pitchers, are tied for the actual pitching leadership, with per centagea of .867, though Earhart, Granta Paaa, has won one and lost none for the nominal lead. Following are the official Southern Oregon league batting averages tor pisyers bitting .300 or over. O AB H PCT. Williams, O. P 3 11 1.000 Droulette, O. P. 6 31 11 .624 Fuller, Ewauna 13 1 .600 Ogle. O. P . 6 34 10 .418 Wakeman, S. B. ... S 28 9 .383 Hoffard, Med , 6 38 10 .367 Blanas, Ewauna ...... 4 14 6 .367 California - QL0G Gin DIITILIID You wlH anoy mak ing this cooling Slos Gin Rickey out of this superior product . . , distilled from Im ported Sloe berries, according to a form ula unvaried since 1852. ..serve when everlipsare parched. Take a lime and maih It In a glau with a wooden masher, pouring a good pony of Lyons' Sloe Gin on top of the ice, filling up the rest of the glass with seltzer. TM !. 0. 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B. 8 33 6 Stanlsha, S. B. 8 15 8 Williams, Med 3 10 3 Ostrum. O. P 3 6 I Team Batting Averages. AB H Shaw Bertram 179 44 .346 Ewauna ...... 143 33 .333 Medford .200 48 .230 Granta Pass 307 47 J27 Following sre the official Southern Oregon League pitching percentsges: OWL PCT. Earhart, O. P. 8 10 1.000 McLean, Med. 8 3 1 .667 Hughes, Med. . 8 3 1 .667 Nelson, O. P 8 3 3 .600 Stanlsha. S. B 4 3 3 , .600 Carlstrom, Ewauna ...... 4 0 4 Oilman, S. B 3 0 1 .000 .000 FINAL ROUND PLACE PARIS. May 81. (AP) Helen Ja cobs, United States tltleholder, today advanced to the final round of the French hard court tennis champion ships with an easy 8-3 victory over her former Nemesis of the courts, Mmme. Rene Mathleu, France's rank ing player. Margaret (Hcggy) Scrlven, the de fending champion from England won her way to the final round of the championships, defeating Cllll Aus sem, of Germany, the 1931 tltleholder 7-5, 8-3. IN 3 TO 3 DEADLOCK SALEM, May 31. 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