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PA.6E TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 16, 1??4. ROGUES DEFEATED 9-4, BY E 'Busy' Grant Vtfins Western Tennis Cup Klamath Second Baseman Has Perfect Day With Homer, Two Doubles and Two Singles In 5 Times Up Southern Oregon League Standings, W. L. Pet, Grants Pass 8 3 .730 Medford .600 Ewaun .....................-. B 6 .435 Shaw-Bertram S 8 .878 Yestenlay'a Intuitu. At Grant Fau 3, Shaw-Bertram i At Ewauna 8, Med ford 4. Medford's golden opportunity to gain a full game on the league-lead lng OranU Pe Merchants, who lost a Shaw-Bertram In a startling upset, went tor naught yesterday at Klamath Falls when Ewauns, paced by Bernle Bernadou, beat the Rogues, 0-4. Bernadou, In blasting out tlve hits in five trips to the plate, enjoyed tho only perfect day at bat of any South ern Oregon league player this year, and provided the necessary punch to give Medford their -second straight beating. In addition, the heavy hit ting second sacker drove In five with .his home-run, two doubles and two singles. Jack Hughes went the route lor Medford and was touched for 10 hits, while Clyde Carlstrom was forced to finish on the mound for Bwauna after Jack Andrews was battered from the box In the third inning after Paul Hoffard tripled to right to score Swanson and Joy. From the non carlstrom held the Rogues completely at bay except In the fifth, when singles by Halght, Hulen and Sargent accounted for the final Medford tally. Ewauna's Initial run came In the first when Wheeler parked one of Hughes' fast balls for a homer. Four more orossed the plate In the fourth on Klger's single, Halght's error on an attempted double play, Martin's single, Bernadou'a home-run, Carl Strom's single and Wilson's double. Another was added In the fifth by the winners, on Martin's single and Bernadou'a two-bagger, and the final three .came In the seventh on Martin's alngle, Bernadou'a double, a walk and Putnam's single. Box score: Medford. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Joanls, 9b.... 3 0 118a Swanson, If.. 4 1110 0 Joy, o ., 4 10 8 0 0 Hoffard, of 8 1 1 a 0 0 Halght, aa 4 1 9 3 8 i Hulen, rf..!.. 8 ft 3 3 0 0 Sargent, lb.... 4 0 1 8 0 1 Relnklng, 3b.. 4 0 0 3 4 0 Hughes, p..... 3 0 1,0 0 0 Totals .. 38 4 10 34 10 8 Rwauna. ' AB, R. H. PO. A. B. Wilson, If...... 8 0 1 3 0 0 Wheeler, as... 8 1 3 3 4 1 Putnam, 8b.... 8 0 8 8 1 0 Haley, lb 8 0 13 0 0 Klger, of....... 8 0 8 10 0 Blanu,,e 8 3 0 8 1 0 Martin, rt.... 8 3 9 0 0 0 Bernadou. 3b 8 3 8 1 9 t Andrews, p..... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Carlstrom, p. 3 3 1 10 0 Totals 44 10 37 8 3 Runs by Innings: Medford 003 oiS CM 4 Ewauna - 100 410 80x Summary: Two-base hlta Bernadou (9). Wilson: three-bam hit Hoffard, Swanson; home - rune Bernadou, Wheeler; stolen bases Bsrnadou, Carlatrom; sacrifice hit Hulen; rims batted In Barnadou (8), Putnam (3) Wheeler. Hoffard (3), Halght, Sargent; Base hlta Off Andrews, 8. In 9 1-3 Innings; off Carlstrom, 8 In 0 3-8 In nings; winning pitcher, Carlstrom; struck out By Hughes, 8; Oarlstrom 6; Andrews, 1; bases on balls Off Hughes, 3: Andrews, 3; Carlatrom, 3; double play Relnklng to Sargent. Umpires SchulU and King. Time of game 3 :06. s n I fm 4 v hi Bryan "Bitty" Grant, the littles dynamo from Atlanta who won the western tennis championship it Chicago by defeating John Mc Dlarmld of Fort Worth, Tex., Il shown with hit trophy. Grant also won the clay courts champion by defeating Don Budge of Oakland, Cal, (Asaoclated Preaa Photo) Scores Yesterday Coast League. Hollywood 8-8, Loa Angeles 4-7. Missions 10-4, San FrnncLsco 0-6. Portland 8-0, Seattle 0-3. Oakland 4-1, Sacramento 3-0. , American League. At Detroit 8, New York 3. At Chicago 7-8, Philadelphia 11-10. At Cleveland 10-10, Washington 8-8. At St. Louis 8-0, Boston 13-3. National League. At New York 8, Chicago 8. At Boston 0-4, Pittsburgh 8-0. At Brooklyn 0-3, St. Louis 3-3. " At Philadelphia 0, Cincinnati 1. NAME U.S. TENNIS TEAM TO MEET AUSTRALIANS LONDON, July 18 UP) Frank X. Shields, Sidney B. Wood, Jr., Lester Stoefen and Oeorge M. Lott, Jr., to day were named aa the United States team to meet Auatralla thla week-end In the Inter-cone final of Davis Cup competition. . An artificial fountain known as "Andrew's geyser," which shoots a stream of water about 910 feet high. can be seen at 17 different places from trains climbing the Blue Ridge mountains between' Old Fort, N. C, and Ridgeorest, N. O. . GOLD HILL EKES 0UT11 T010WIN OVER MINER NINE Bitter rivals from a baa ball stand point, Jacksonville and Oold Hill "had It out" yesterday on the Jacksonville diamond, resulting In a 11-10 win for the Cement 'Makers. A last Inning rally on the part of the Miners netted three scores, but fell short when Tooley Williams died on second bae after breaking his bat over a neat single. The victory gave Oold Hill two wins over the Miners on the Jack sonville lot, while the Miners have taken both games on the Oold HIM diamond. The tie standing probably will be played off !n two more en counters within a few weeks. BUI Hammersley. Oold Hill boy re cently signed by the Miners, experi enced some difficulty in getting the upper hand over his former play mates, surrendering 10 hits In the first four Innings. Prom then on, however, Hammersley held his towns men at bey. Gardner, for Gold Hill, featured the afternoon with a home run with two aboard, and collecting two singles to complete his bit in five chances. Coy and L. Foley also took a trio of clouts, with Coy poling out a triple. Miner stickers, who gathered in 10 hits off Bailey, were led by Tooley Williams, Frank Runts, Ivan Harring ton, Peewee VanO alder and Art Ferra. who took three apiece. Williams, new third sacker signed last week, pulled a high bounder down to do his bit for the grandatnd early in the game, while Ivan Harrington's work behind the plate his first game of the year was one of the brightest spots in Miner play. Emory. Gold Hill left fielder, made a one-handed circus catch of Ben Co ff man's long fly to the creek bank. The box score: Gold Hill AB. R. H. E. L. Foley, cf. fl 3 3 oi T. Kell, 3b, 5 3 3 1 j Coy, 3b .... 4 13 11 Emory, If , 8 1 0 ll Gardner, lb 8 13 1 Force, o . 3 110 H. Foley, rf 4 0 1 ' 0 C. ell, M A 0 1 3 Bailey, p .... 0 3 3 0 Totals .. 42 11 10 6 Jacksonville- Williams, 3b 6 3 8 0 Runts, ss B 3 8 0 Harrington, e 5 13 1 Ooffman, If 8 0 0 1 Hall, cf - , 5 0 11 McBee, lb ......... 5 1 10 VanGftlder, 3b 5 1 8 0 Hammersley, p ....,.. 5 1 10 Ferra, rf .............. 5 3 8 0 Totals 40 10 18 3 Summary: Home runs Gardner; three-base hlts-Ooy, Williams, Runtz; two-base hits Foley (3), T. Kali, Runts, Van Q alder, Ferra (2); struck out By Bailey 0: Hammersley 7; bases on balls Off Bailey 1; off Hammers- ASLAND TWIN PLUNGE Tie managers of the Twin riunges at Ashland have .announced a series of free swimming and diving classes which will continue for two weeks. The class will be held on Monday. Wednesday and ftlday and are sched uled aa follows: 10 p.m. Swimming, children and adults. S p.m. Diving. p.m. Swimming and diving. Morning classes will be taught by Nesa Knollln and Dee Knollln. Rnol lln has directed physlcsl education at the University of Illinois and Bun ford and Is now at the University of Oregon. Dee Knollln waa formerly a member of the women's ataff at the University of Csllfornla. Bob Chilton. Oregon's best diver, will conduct a diving class at 8 p. m and 8 p. m. Bob gave his first ex hibition before cspaclty audience at the Twin Plungea on the Fourth of July. He la training for the Olym pics and his work convinced the audi, ence that he Is a likely candidate. evening classes have been ached tiled at 7:S0 p. m.. In order to give Ashland and Medford business people an opportunity to take advantage ol this offer, An evening children's class will be conducted by Ivlne Hoyman who has speelallred In children's quatlca. Bob Chilton will also direct an evening diving class. Us Mall Tribune want ads. California & Washington Rates For STRIKE and RIOT INSURANCE Have Been TREBLED! Oregon Will Undoubtedly Follow We Can Still Offer Immediate Coverage On Any Risk At NORMAL RATES Which Average from 30c to $1.50 per $1000 per Year INSURANCE Nagengy Office Phone 444. Residence Phone 1194-Y ley 3; hit batsman H. Foley by Ham mersley. Score by innings: Oold Hlli 410 410 100 U Jacksonville . 003 004 00310 Next Sunday the Miners will petrol to Prospect, where a second meeting will be held with Jack Baldlng's nlue on the ewey Hill field. Although their first game resulted In an over whelming victory for the Miners, gold diggers have their fingers crossed lor the gome, what with an abundance of good ball players available since the retiremetn of Shorty Miles' team fro m com bat. TOP OF LEAGUE WITH- (By The Associated Press.) The Detroit Tigers were resting to day If not on top of the world, at least on top of the American league, where they welcomed their first chance to draw a deep, quiet breath after battling their way up past the New York Yankees. Tho Tigers wound up their cam paign against the Yanks with a smashing 8 to 3 triumph yesterday which brought them three victories for the four-game series. Meanwhile the New York Giants, engaged In u similar Important series with the second place Chicago Cubs, Increased their lead to two full games with a 6 to 3 victory, but they still had three games to go to the decision. Schoolboy Rowe, who won the first game, of the series for Detroit, again aided the Tiger cause as 26,000 fans looked on. He worked six Innings, gave eight hits, fanned six and kept all the Yanks but Lou Gehrig un der control. Gehrig, celebrating his return to full-time duty after an at tack of lumbago that threatened his record consecutive game streak, c.acked four straight hits. The Giants had a somewhat tough er .time and finally had to call in Carl Hubbell to replace Hal Schu macher and protect the slim lead Mel Ott had given them when he smash ed a double with two aboard In the sixth. Vk Mall Tribune want ads. HOW THEY By the Associated Tress. Coast. W. L. PC. Hollywood i 18 a .114 San Francisco 14 8 .836 Seattle 13 0 .891 Loa Angelea 13 10 .845 Missions 12 10 .845 Oakland 9 12 .429 Sacramento S 14 .364 Portland 18 -182 National. ' W. L. PC. New York 82 30 .634 Chicago 80 32 .610 St. Louis 46 34 .875 Prttsburg 41 37 .826 Boston 41 42 .494 Philadelphia 38 48 .422 Brooklyn 34 49 .410 Cincinnati 26 63 .329 American. W. Ii. PC. Detroit 51 30 .630 New York . 48 30 .ei6 Boston 44 37 .543 Cleveland 42 37 .532 Washington 40 42 .488 St. Louis 33 41 .446 Philadelphia 32 47 .405 Chicago 27 53 .338 1 OKLAHOMA CITY July 16. (UP) Zell Eaton, young Oklahoma City golfer who came up from caddy ranks celebrated his 21st birthday today by winning tho western amateur golf championship. He defeated David (Spec) Goldman of Dallas, Tex., 4 and 3 in Sunday's finals. Eaton who was also the tourna ment medalist played cautiously to assure victory. He was three over par for the 33 holes. Eaton defeated Lawson Little in the tran-MLssL&stppl two weeks ago In Dallas, a tournament in which Gold man was medalist. DOUGLAS. Isle of Man, July 18 (AP) Kaye Don, noted auto racing driver, was sentenced to four months' Imprisonment today following his con viction of manslaughter in the death of his mechanic In a wreck May 28. The sentence will be served in New Douglas prison. Francis Tayler, the mechanic, was killed instantly on a night practice run for a local race when the auto mobile catapulted off the -highway on a bad turn. Don himself waa seri ously Injured. The automobile and speed boat racer was convicted Saturday night. Immediately upon sentence today Don's attorney filed notice of ap peal. The prosecution charged Don failed to slacken- speed when rounding a dangerous curve, endangering both his and Tayler's life. The speed king pleaded not guilty. Don became well known In the United States for his efforts to wrest the Hnrmsworth speed boat trophy from Gar Wood of Detroit In 1931 and 1032. He failed, but has set nu merous automobile and boat speed records. Don's application for leave to ap peal was granted at a private ui'ter noon session and the racer was al lowed ball, permitting him to leave the Isle of Man if be desires, pending the hearing of the appeal. SALEM WINS! 19 TO 6, FROM PORTLAND EAGLES SALEM, July 16. 1P) The Salem baseball team hopped on three Port land pitchers for a total of 17 hits end 19 runs here yesterday, to de feat the Portland Eagles. 19 to 6 and maintain Its position at the top of the State league. The Senators scored 16 runs and drove two opposing pitch ers from the mound in the Iirst three Innings. Baer Don't Choose To Defend Heavy Crown This Fall NEW YORK, July 16. yP) Max Boer, through his msnager. Ancll Hoffman, today notified Madison Squsre Oarden that he chose not to defend his heavyweight title thla fall. Colonel John Reed Kllpatrick, In announcing receipt of the message, said he would have something to say later as to the Oarden'a plans. It was expected he would announce a series of elimination contests among would-be challengers, in cluding Camera, for the fall and winter, to select an opponent for Baer next June. NVIIEO TO ATTEND T E E The playground awlmmlng class, which was acheduled for Mondays and Thursdaya from 10 to 12 o'clock has been changed from I to 3 o'clock on those days, according to announce ment made by Miss Oolda Boone, playground aupervlsor. Parents are required to accompany children to Merrick's Natatorlum to give their permission for enrollment In thla class which Includes young sters up to 14 years. Each swimmer Is supposed to bring a suit and towel, and the admission will be ten cents a lesson. ; The sportsmen of Oregon and their ! families are Invited to attend the state convention of the Isvuik Walton League of America at Sllverton, Ore gon, July 20, 21, 22. 1 Registration booths will open In the Sllverton Armory. Friday at 3 :00 p. m. Banquet and program at 6:30 p. m. i Saturday morning business session convenes at 9:30. The problems of sportsmen and sportsmen'a organiza tions will no presemea oy oume .ui America's foremost conservationists: Carl D. Shoemaker, aecretary of the special committee on wildlife con servation: Dr. Allen B. Ward, national director of the league. Urbana. III.; Dr. Irving E. Vinlng. Ashland, office -j of the U. S. forestry service, biological survey, state game commission and other prominent sportsmen'a conser vationists. There will be an Informal banquet Saturday evening at 6 :30 p. m. Sight seeing trip, golf and other sports have been arranged for the ladles. picnic luncheon and entertainment at Silver Creek Palls, Sundny fur nished by the ladles of Sllverton. Arrangements have been made to provide rooms and breakfast free for all visitors registering. A wonderful program of constructive conservation, mirth, music and funi Is promised. Registrations must be In not later than July 18 to secure proper accommodations. GEORGE SAUER, STAR OF GRID, UNDER KNIFE LINCOLN, Neb., July 16. (VP) Oeorge Henry Sauer, Nebraska's all Amerlcan fullback, underwent an emergency operation for relief from appendicitis last night. The opera tion was believed to remove any chance of Sauer playing in the game of 1933 college senior football stars against the Chicago Bears, August 31. Use Mail Tribune want ads. Visit Here Zoyie and John Cayls of Seattle are in Medford visiting Mrs. Pete Toskos, having arrived here Friday. ECZEMA.. 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