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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1934.
Medford Rogues Play Shaw Bertram Fairgrounds Sunday
LOCALS RETURNING
TO HOI DIAMOND
FOR CRUCIAL TILT
Halght's Outfit Hopes to
Climb Toward League
Leading Grants Pass by
Defeating Klamath Team
BJ BILLY HULBS
Secretary Southern Oregon League
Southern Oregon League
W. L.
Omits Pass 7 1
Medtord 4
Ewauna fl B
Shaw Bertram .................. 3
Pet.
.778
.656
.375
.250
Games Next Sunday
Shaw Bertram at Medford.
Grants Pass at Ewauna.
After two months of action on for
eign fields, the Medford Rogues will
finally make their appearance before
a home crowd next Sunday when they
entertain the Shaw Bertram Lumber
Co. team at the Jackson county fair.
Grounds.
While Medford Will be attempting
to keep pace with OrsnU Pass and
Shaw Bertram to climb out the cel
lar, Ewauna will play host to Grants
Pass at Klamath Pails In a game at
Modoc field.
Protest Allowed
Ewauna'a protest over the Bwauna
Shaw Bertram game on June 7 which
Shaw Bertram won by the score of
11-7, has been allowed according to
an announcement made by president
of the league, A. 0. Nlninger of Ash-
land. Tho protest Is the result of a
wrong Interpretation of the rules by
the umplre-!n-ohier, who sent an
; Ewauna runner back to third base.
who would have scored the winning
run. because a coacher on the third
bass line, ran toward home with the
runner, although helping the baserun
ner In no way nor drawing a throw
at home plate. Shaw Bertram finally
von out In the eleventh Inning. The
replay of the game Is ordered for July
33, and will be the second game of a
double header and limited to seven
Innings.
McLean for Shan Bertram
On the mound for Shaw Bertram
In their Medford game will be Oilff
"Chief" McLean, until last Sunday
a member of the Medford team. Fric
tion with the Medford management
caused hla switch to Shaw Bertram
and the Indian will bear down to the
utmost to get revenge, which he fail
ed to get last Sunday In fourteen In
nings, corzetto win do the snaw Ben
ram catohlng.
Jack Hughes, Paul Hess or Bill Sar
gent will hurl for the Rogues thouiii
It will probably be the lint named
with Oalvert or Dean Joy doing the re-celvlng.
HOW THEY
STAND
By the Associated Press
National
W. L.
New York
Chlcsgo ..... ...
St. Louis .
Pet.
. 41 34 .031
40 28 .608
. 38 35 .803
Pittsburgh 34 38 .548
Boston 34 39 .540
Brooklyn 38 39 .400
Philadelphia 33 41 .359
Cincinnati 19 43 .306
American
W.
New York 40
Detroit 40
Boston ...................... 35
Washington 36
Cleveland .............. , 33
St. Louis 38
Philadelphia 26
Chlcsgo 31
Pet.
.625
Coast
W.
Los Angeles S
Hollywood ........... ....... 3
Missions ................... 2
San Francisco .... ........ 2
Seattle 1
Sacramento 1
Oakland 0
Portland ..... .. 0
35 .615
31 .630
32 .529
29 .525
34 .453
38 .406
L. Pet.
0 1.000
0 1.000
1 .606
SANDWICH, Eng., June 39. (AP)
Henry Cotton, 27-year-old British
nrofesslonal. today won the British
open golf championship with a 73
hole aggregate of 283, tieing the record
for the tournament created In 1032
by Gene Saraaen.
After setting a record-breaking
pace for his first two rounds, with
a 67 and a 68, Cotton stuck hla third
round this morning In par 73, and
faltered on the final round, taking a
79. He missed a three-foot putt on
the final green in his bid to break
Saramn'a record, but his victory
nevertheleaa ended a 10-year winning
streak by Americans.
Scores Yesterday
Coast League.
Portland. 0; Loa Angeles, 9.
Hollywood, S; Oakland, 4.
San Francisco, 14; Seattle, 1.
Missions, 6; Sacramento, 4,
National League.
No games scheduled.
American League.
At Washington, 0; New York, 4.
' At Philadelphia. 7; Boston, 1.
At Detroit, 8; Chicago ,7 (10 In
nings.) Only garnet scheduled.
0.
KLICK IN 9TH FRAME
NEW YORK, June 29. (AP) One
accurate left hook today had won for
Tony Canzoneri another shot at Bar
ney Ross and a chance to regain the
lightweight championship.
That one hook raised a huge
"mouse" about Frankle Kllck's right
eye In the fifth round at Ebbets field
last night and eventually forced Ref
eree Patsy Haley to halt the fight In
the ninth and award Canzoneri the
victory by a technical knockout. .
They had battled fairly evenly to
the delight of 13,000 customers
through the first four rounds. Early
In the. fifth, Canzoneri lashed out
with a left hook to his San Fran
cisco rival's face. The flesh about
Kllck's eye puffed up Instantly and
before the round was over It was
completely shut, a black and blue
mass. In the eighth another left
hook broke the swelling open, and
after 1:43 minutes of fighting In the
next round Haley decided to stop the
bout, rather than permit the far
westerner to chance permanent In
Jury. 4
Reed Takes Trout
With Single Fall
PENDLETON, Ore., June 39 (fl)
Robin Reed, 157 pounds, of Reeds
port, won a deolslon over Sailor
Trout, 162, of San Pedro, In the main
event wrestling match here last night.
Trout waa unable to continue after
Reed fell on him and knocked him
out.
Jack Curtlss, 159 pounds, of S.m
Antonio, won two out of three falls
from Don Sugal, 160 pounds, of
Salem.
i
Pioneer Hardware
Merchant Passes
SALEM, June 30. (AP) Ray L.
Farmer, 74, pioneer Salem hardware
merchant, died suddenly here Thurs
day in the basement of his retail
store. He had gone to the basement
to rest, and there succumbed to a
heart attack.
Farmer was the acting proprietor
of the oldest continuous retail es
tablishment In Salem, the founding
of the business dating back to 1868.
He had been connected with the store
since 1883.
i
Jose Iturbl, pianist and orchestra
conductor, was almost burled under
flowers when ha arrived in Mexico
City to conduct symphony concerts.
DROULETTE KEEPS
By BILLY HUI.E.N
Secretary Southern Oregon League
Al Droulette goes merrily on making
a Joke of the so-called Southern Ore
gon league batting race. Collecting
three hits last Sunday, the ancient
Grants Pass catcher boosted hla aver
age 28 points to the msrk of .546,
an even 160 polnta ahead of his team
mate, Clarence Ogle, In second place
with .305.
Bill Nelson, Grants Psas hurler,
continued his winning ways Sunday
to top all pitchers. He baa won 6 and
lost 1 game.
Shaw-Bertram and Ewauna aver.
ages for their June 17 game have been
stricken from the records aa A. c,
Nlninger, president of the lesgue, has
ordered a replay of that game fol.
lowing Ewauna'a protest.
Following are the official Southern
Oregon league batting averages for
players hitting .200 or better and
playing In three or more games.
G AB H Avg.
Williams, O, P 8 3
Droulette. G. P 9
Putman, Ewauna . 8
Fuller, 8. B.
Ogle, a. P. a
Haley. Ewauna 7
Wakeman, S, B, 8
Joy, Med ..... 8
Wade, G. P 6
Shlpman, S. B. ......... 8 36 11
Hoffard, Med S 43
McLean, Med.-S. B. 9 34
Klger, Ewauna 7
Oilman, S. B 6
Blanns, Ewauna ...... 7
Donaldson, 8. B. '. 8
Santee, G. P 9 34
Wheeler, Ewauna ..... 7 38
McCarthy, G. P 9
Relnking, Med. . 3
Cogan, S. B 8
Earhart, G. P 5
Hughes, Med .... 7
Martin, Ewauna ...... 7
Cozetto, 8. B 7
Joanls, Med 8
Pitching Percentages,
OWL
Hess, Med 1 1
3
33 18
13
11
88 IS
38 11
36 14
38 9
25 8
18
10
8
S
7
9
9
7
30 10
4 1
34 8
13 3
33 6
38 6
39 6
34 5
39
11
26
34
1.000
.645
.600
.465
.305
.903
.369
.321
.330
.814
.309
.394
.376
.373
.369
.366
.265
.250
.260
.260
.335
.331
.317
.314
.307
.304
Nelson, G. P 9 6
Hughes, Med 4 3
Earhart, G. P 8 1
McLean, Med.-S. B... 8 3
StnnHhn, S. B 6 3
Carlstrom, Ewauna... 7 3
Oilman, S. B 3 0
Sargent, Med 1 0
ROCK OF MARNE WILL
SPEAK AT SALEM 4TH
8ALEM, June 29. (AP) Major
Generai U, G, MacAlexander, known
as the "Rock of the Marne," will be
jl STRAIGHT
MUJHISKEY
the principal speaker at the annual
Fourth of July celebration to be
staged by the American Legion post
at Salem, It was announced today by
Jerrold Owen, general chairman.
An old-fashioned celebration will
feature the event here this year, he
said.
The first presidential veto in Amer
ican history waa Washington's veto
of the first congressional apportion
ment bill, April 6, 1792.
The planet Pluto, science says, will
continue to grow In brightness until
1089 and then gradually dim.
Medford Is again In the limelight
aa far aa the Firestone Tire and
Rubber company's operations are
concerned. The Firestone Service
Store In this city la In second place
at the present time In a sr--s cam
paign now being conducted by the
Firestone company in 11 western
states, according to word received
here this week by C. L. Hopkins, man
ager of the Medford store. This con
test Includes 73 stores, according to
Mr. Hopkins, and ta being used aa a
barometer of business on the coast
by a number of Pacific coast busi
ness firms.
The con teat, similar to that held
last year In which trips to the Cen
tury of Progress Exposition in Chi
cago were awarded, will continue for
several weeks and awards will be In
the form of cash purses. Last year
Curt Hopkins visited Chicago as a
winner In the 1933 contest.
E
SALEM, Ore., June 29. The Metro
politan Life Insurance company has
filed In the circuit court an answer
to the complaint of Elva A. Single
ton In which the plaintiff aeeks to
recover on a 41000 Insurance policy
taken out by Phil R. Singleton. In
its answer the company allegea that'
the policy was by Carter, Rice & Co.,
and that the policy terminated when
Singleton left the employ of the company.
Phil Singleton, whose Insurance Is
referred to above, waa killed last
August when the oil truck he was
driving turned over near Dtxonrllle.
He waa a former resident of Medford.
The sum of 64.770 was palcf recently
for 19 Guernsey dairy cattle at a
public aale in Salisbury, N. C,
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