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Newspaper Page TextFAGE TTVO SIEDFOUD MAIL TRIBTJ2TE. MEDFORD OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 6. "1934 GOLD HILL FOR 1 TO 4 VICT Gold Hlll'i Cement Makers, debat ed for th third time bjr Jacksonville on the Gold Kill diamond Sunday, art fully eympsthetlc with the old ssylne; that a prophet la without honor In hie own country. Miners Sunday toot their closest rlvala 7-4 In a clean, fast battle that was a fitting opener to southern Oregon's Twirled Series being played off be tween the two cities. starting In the first frame with a single by L. Foley, Ksmmerslay's Ingle, Cather Gardner's double, and 0. KeH's single, Gold Hill crossed the plate three tlm' to give them an early lead. The first Inning saw the end of their epree, however, for (our of their six hits allowed by Skinny Wilson came In that round. The Miners came back In the second frsme with run when 81 Johnson doubled over third base and wait home on Doc Yaxel's single. tn the third Inning Jacksonville's sluggers got to Pitcher Wllmer Bailey for six hits and alx runs when Screw bell Turner started the Inning off with a double over third, Frank Runts tripled over the rallroiid tracks, Williams walked, Hall singled over shortstop scoring Runts, Art Ferra came through with a single to score Williams and Hall, Yakel again hit, this time for two bases, followed by Don Greening's hard double over the railroad tracks. That ended the scoring for Jacksonville when Bill Hsmmeraley took over mound duties for Gold Hill to limit his opponents to five more safeties. Gold Hill scored once more In the seventh when Walker walked and went home on an Infield error. Pitcher Skinny Wilson held the Ce ment Mskere at bay for eight Inn ings, nipping every flurry of ambi tion, backed with epotless support both In Infield and outfield. Art Ferra'e sparkling cstch of a line drive that came as such a surprise he caught a baserunner flatfooted waa one of the afternoon's festures, aa waa Don Oreenlng's triple hsrdest hit bsll of the dsy thst was wasted when a base coach sent him home tn be called out on a close plsy. Emory, Gold Hill left-fielder, stsrred on a catch of SI Johnson's fly In Texsa lesgus country. L. Foley led Gold Hill's batting with two singles, while Screwball Turner, for the Miners, took three out of five chances, two for doubles. Hsll, Yakel and Greening followed with two each. The box scors: Jacksonville AB. Turner, ss 5 Runti, 3b Wllllsms, 3b Hall, cf Ferra, rf ......... 4. Johnson, o 4 Yskel, If S Card, If .. 1 HOW THEY STAND. (By the Associated Press.) Coast. W. Los Angeles "37 Missions - - 34 Eesttle .- 3 Hollywood 33 San JPrsnclsco - 32 Oaklsnd .... IB Kacramento Portland Pet. .423 .605 .306 .639 Mi .443 .373 Ml National. New York 83 Chicago 33 St. Louis . ...................... 08 Boston ................ 02 Pittsburgh ....... 48 Brooklyn 43 Philadelphia . 43 Cincinnati 33 American. Detroit 89 New York . 83 Cleveland 80 Boston ...........s...w... 04 Washington ............. 47 St. Louis 44 Philadelphia 38 Chicago 38 I IN GLASS C EVENT .635 .613 .574 .300 .48 .430 .417 .347 .637 .830 .664 .613 ACS .434 J 1)2 .36 Scores Yesterday Coast League, Sacramento 8-7, Portland 3-1. Seattle 15-8, Oskland 13-4. Los Angeles 10-4, Hollywood 7-fl. Missions 1-8, San Francisco 3-3. National League. At St. Louis 4-3, Pittsburgh 6-7. At Philadelphia 4, New York 7. At Chicago 0-4, Cincinnati 4-1. At Brooklyn 4-6, Boston 7-3. Amerlcni League. At New York 3, Philadelphia 1. At Detroit 7, Chicago 0. At Cleveland 8, St. Louis 3. At Boston 1-7, Washington 3-S. Greening, lb w 8. Wilson, p D. Wilson, If - . 4 4 0 AT GRANTS PASS, Aug. . (API- Heartened by presentation of the Southern Oregon league pennant Sunday, Grants Pass Merchants came from behind to win 6 to 4 from Kla math Falls Ewauna In 11 Innings. Shaw-Bertram Is In second place. Medford third, and Ewauna In'the cellar. Bill Nelson, Merchant pi tell er, ended the sesson with nine games won to two lost. Skin-clad Oregon Cavemen staged a "quiet" preliminary game with the score ending at one man knocked out to two broken bats and nine cracked purnlcestone baseballs In three Innings. 7 14 H. 3 0 1 1 I 1 0 0 0 Totals 39 Gold Hill AB. L. Foley, cf . 4 T. Kell. 3b 4 Hsmmersley, lb, p . 4 Osrdner, o - 4 Emory, If .... 4 C. Kell, ss 4 McKay, rf 3 Walker. 3b 3 Bailey, n. 3b 8 Totals 33 4 6 4 Summary Hits: oft Wilson 6: oft Bailey 0; otf Hsmmersley 8. Struck out: by Wilson 7; by Bailey 3: by Hsmmersley 7. Losing pitcher: Bailey, nsses on balls : off Wilson 3: o(f Bslley 1: off Hsmmersley 1. Stolen hssea: by Jacksonville 7: by Gold Hill 1. Three-bBo hits: Greening. Ttuntr. Two-nsee hits: Gardner, Tur ner 3. Johnson. Yakel, Greening. Double plsy: Ferra to Greening. Score by Innings: Jsrksonvllle 018 0O0 0007 Oold Hill 300 000 100 I Next Sunday Gold Hill will return honors to Jscksonvllle. where con eluding frsy of their Twirled Series will be plsyed. The Cement Mskers hsve tsken both previous gsmes from Jscksonvllle on the J'vllle lot, and will attempt to tie the series with the thtrrt victory there, piecing the gold diggers In a like position. How ever, the Miners have other plans for the outcome, and will endeavor to close the season with four wins In six meetings. - Woodburn Juniors Go To State Final WOODBURN. Aug 6 (;pi Tre Woodburn Amerlcsn Legion Junior hearhall team won the right to enter tleld thst left soRsy footing. STARTS AT 9 P J. BectUM of th Chamber of Com mret banquet Thursdjiy evening, (or Arno B. Cm merer, director of na Uuuni pamit, ami iiocrrt wnner. ai rector of the Civilian Conservation corps. Promoter Mack Ullard said to day he would delay etart of Thura day'a wreatltng a how at the Armory until 0 o'clock. Llllard has arranged ft card which should be on ft par with that of la.it week when the hue crowd waa kept In a. continual uproar by the antic of the muscle manners. "Sad" fla:n Lethera, Umber-lemfwd rppler from Texaa, who hna proved a great favor ite here In two previous bouts, will attempt to tame the rabble-rousing Pete Belcastro In one-half of the dou ble program, while Billy Newman of Denver will fur young Pat McOUl. Nebraska Irishman. In the other halt. John fleritlen of Albany, In "Gol den Slipper," ran away from local boats at Savage Rapids yesterday afternoon, to win both heats of the class C event, n erst lens time for the first run waa 7 minutes 40 sec onds, and for the second, 7 minutes, 66 seconds. Jew Myers of Medford placed sec ond In both heata of C class, with a time of 8 minutes for both run. Myers drove "Irish Luck". In the first heat, "Peanuts," driven by Wal ter Tenbrook of Albany, placed third with a time of 0:40, nut was forced out of the second run with motor trouble. "Redwing.' driven by Har old Grey of Medford, came tn third In 8:05 in the second heat, hut was forced out of the first race when his motor etopped dead. In the B class event, first neat, Tenbrook placed first, and came In second In the second run. with re spective times of 10:68 and 9:30. Ployd House of Medford drove "Irish Luck" In the B class event, taking first place In the second heat. In 0 minutes, and second place In the first run in 11 minutes. John Bohn ert of Central Point drove an un named boat In B class, winning third place In the first run In 11:60. and fourth In the second heat in 11:30 'Fast Mall," with Parker Bundy of Medford at the controls, came In third in the second heat In 11 min utes, and fourth in the first hoat In 12. In the first heat of the free-for-all event, "Golden Slipper" placed first. "Redwing" second, "Irish Luck" third and "Peanuts" fourth. The times were 8:30, 8:40, 6:60, and 10 minutes, respectively. In the second heat, the order of finishing was "Golden Slipper", first; "Irish Luck". second, "Redwing", third; and "Pea nuts", fourth. Times for this run were 7:55, 8, 0, and 10 minutes, re spectively. The final event of the day, the runabout race, was won by Earl Voor- hies of Grants Pass In 13 minutes. Jim Daily of this city took second place in 13, Bohnert, in 'Norrene." placed third in 14, and "Printer's Ink", driven by Joe Marshall, came in fourth In 16 minutes. Officials of the Southern Oregon Boat club, whHh sponsored the races, estimated the crowd that lined both banks of the river at more than 1600. Although the river was roughened by a strong upstream wind, no upsets marred the day's performances. Aubrey Sanders of Medford and Bohnert provided novel entertain-1 ment between races with their exhi bitions of surfboat riding, Sanders thrilling the audience with a head- i stand while gilding over the water, and both demonstrating their skill with expert work. It was planned to put on a program of deep-sea diving, as the surprise event of the afternoon, but as the complete diver's suit failed to arrive, this part of the program was aban doned. Picnic lunch was served the drivers after the races, and This Farmer Wants No More Balloons! 14 St-' Y ,v , - I Reuben Johnson, the farmer Ir whose cornfield the etratosphon balloon landed near Holdrege, Neb. Bays tie "don't want no more bal loons" on his farm. He said he ex pected payment of damages for In Jury to hit crops by throngs which warmed to the landing field. (Aa aoci&ted Press Phot SO. OREGON TITLE R06EBURO. Ore., Aug. 6 (& RoAeburg won the southern Oregon American Legion Junior baseball title Sunday, defeating Klamath Falls 8 to i. tor tl. second straight victory of tne three-game aeries. Saturday after noon's gsme was won by Rom burg 3 to 2. A consolation game Sunday afternoon, scheduled for five Innings wu called in the sixth with a tie score, 8 to 3. Saturday's gsme wu brilliant pitchers' duel between Lyle Turpln. tossing for Roseburg. and c. Heber, Klamath rails pitching ac. Turpln held the visitors to two hits, while Reber wss tspped for four safeties. In the first gsme Sunday, Rose burg ha4 a 3 to I lead until the sixth when blnglea by Atkins and Green scored one run for Klamath to tie the score. In the last half of the Inning, however. Roseburg batted Howie out of the box to tally six runs. Baker, Roseburg's southpsw slow ball pitcher, went the full route for the local team. Roseurg and Eugene play next Saturday and Sunday for the right to enter the atate championship con test at Astoria during the convention I of the American Legion. 25 Chas Woods At 36 Skeet: Ed Lamport supply of Ice i Sid Newton cream and other confections waa pro- i Clarence Cads Four 25 straights were turned in at the Medford Gun Club traps Sun day morning. John Torn! In. who has only recently taken on trapshooting. broke his f ir.t 26 straight, and he did It like nn old veteran. Other shooters going straight were C. D. Ray. Ed Lamport and Sid Newton. In the doubles event Geo. Jantzer was high with 30 out of 13 pair. Clarence Ends was high In the spe cial mlss-anU-out event, his final shot being fired from the club-house porch, according to Ed Lamport, who was vainly trying to keep up with Eads in this thrilling step-back race. At the skeet traps Sam Jennlnns was high with a 17. The finals in the Skeet Laddor tournament will be shot Sept. 0th instead of Sept. 3rd as previously announced. The scores at 80 targets: C. D. Ray 40 Bill Bates .. . 47 John Tomlln 45 If. Crolsant -. ........ 45 Geo. Jantmr 44 TORONTO, Aug. fl. (AP) For the sixteenth successive year, Canada's hlbllck-wielders have permitted the dominion's open golf championships to slip over the border Tommy Amour, the "Black Scot" from Chicago, put together rounds of 69-73-71-74 for a 72-hoIe total oft 287 to win the title Saturday and S preserve Intact the strlne of United I states victories wnich began in 1919 u CUBE BUTTER UP PORTLAND, Aug. i.4Jp) Advances of to le quoted In the cube but'.er market by the Produce Exchange, ef fective today, was belated recognition of what wu being done on the un official open markets which the atate of Oregon does not recognise. But terfst wu '4 to lc higher. Rather good fresh egg msrket situ ation continued here, according ta Edna B. Reed, president of Oregon Laid Egga ft Poultry. Demand for fresh eggs, she says, ta far In excess of current offerings. Small aprlngers neglected. Small spring chickens were beln; more or less neglected and the big buyers were seeking mediums Instead. Price offered for light springs was down perhsps lc lb. LIFE IS LOST IN T VANCOUVER, Wash.. Aug. 0. (AP) In an attempt to save 10-year-old Dorothy Beaugard from an undertow, Kenneth C. Aubry, 28, of Vancouver, was drowned today In the Columbia river five mllea below Vancouver. Aubry, his wife and baby were plc nlclng with friends when the acci dent occurred. The Beaugard girl waded Into the water above her head and cried for help. Aubry went to her rescue, but wu unable to reach the shore him self. The girl finally succeeded In reaching a sandbsr, with the help of a waahtub used u a float. Aubry's body wu not Immediately recovered. LIS! OREGON FOREST AUTO CLUB FOLDERS A complete list of the Improved forest campa of the national forests of Oregon bu Just been Issued for distribution by the Automobile Club of .Southern California. Tills list gives the location of 147 Improved camps on the thirteen nat ional forests of this state. These : camps, according to the forest serv- i Ice, are located In natural forest set-1 tings, and are for the free use and ; enjoyment of the public. The Im- j provementa include water supply. sanitary accommodations and fire I wood. Usually there are tables camp stoves or fireplaces. J The service states that their pur. pose In developing these forest camp. Is to meet the needs of the modern forest visiting public, and to help concentrate campflres ao that there will be less hszard to the forests from fires built In unsafe apots. Elaborate Improvements purposely have been avoided ao u to appesl to the lovers of natural forest beauty and enable them to get away from the more sophisticated atmosphere of the cities. There are no restrictions on the use of these forest camps, except a few simple requirements u to care with fire and aanltatlon. Dogs cannot tolerate much atarchy food, ao should not be fed potatoes. ' PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM For Rent or Sale DON'S RADIO SERVICE 41S E. Mnln Next to lirldje fcASk Convenient Payments Yoo can get any amount op to 3O0 in cash ben on your own signature and secntity get it promptly and confidential ry and on the most liberal and con venient trims. Small weekly or monthly payments. No indorsen required no embarrassing in vestigatioa. We crfla a state li censed and eepolatcd sevice. Ore. & Washington Mortgage Co. 45 South Central VT. E. Thomas, Mgr., License No. 8-157 j sift Tfa ur iu vi 41 vlded for the crowd. TORRANCE SETS Geo. Eads H. Tllley j Geo. Porter Jim Moore i Sam Krnschel E Elmer Peldenhelmer ..... At Skeet: Sam Jennings Geo. Jantzer Ed Pease Jim Moore CAT BALL CHALLENGE Henderson's All-Stars kitten bell team has accepted the challenge is sued last week by "Scoop" Puhl's Rlntty Dinks and the boastful "Scoop" now wishes he had been a bit more temperate In offering to meet til comers for money, marbles or chalk. The All-Stars and Rlnky Dinks will clash Wednesday at (J p. m. on the South Ivy stroet diamond, and re ports today Indicated the Rlnky Dinks stand to lose thstr shirts. isi 15 15 : Movie Actor Buys Interest In Boxer LOS ANGELES. Aug. S ( API Once a boxer, George Raft, sleek haired film actor, haa returned to the prizefight gamebut only u the holder of an interest In another fighter. Raft, who denied he wu engaged In a fist fight lut Friday night with flam Sata, Hollywood man-about town, has purchased a half Interest In Maxle Kosenbtoom, light hesvy- welght champion. SALEM. Aug. 6. (AP) Timely double piers on two occasions enab led Toledo to protect Its slim lead, as the Bny team handed the Salem Senators their third straight beating In state lesgue plsy here yesterdsy. The final score wss 3 to 1. Con DoVore 14 T T OUTFIT the state championship Nnala at As toria as It captured the sectloml championship from Mliwaukle with a 7 to 9 win here ffunday. Phone 643. We'll haul away your refuse City Ssnltary Service. OSLO. Aug. 6. (AP) The ie pound world record for the shot put rested firm tn the giant hsnds of lack Torrsnce, huge Louisiana State University track man, today, aafe even from the atlarks of his closest rival, John I.ymsn, Stanford veteran. Torinnoe twice broke the listed record 01 53 feet, 7 7-g Inches held j by Z. lleljn.z o( Poland, In a meet j here yeslerdny despite a rain soaked I On hla I fourth henvo Torrance, member of ai touring Amerlran track and Held team, sailed the shot I M Inches be yond the old record and on the fifth ! try bettered sll past performances ' with a henve of 57 feet, 5.33 of sn j Inrh. BEND, Ore, Aug. D.(AP) An 18 hlt attack touched off by Londahl'a home run In the first Inning brought ; Medford' Ollmore Lions won their n 10 o victory over Albany, fifth straight vlctorv when thev de- co-state league leader, here yester- tented the Prospect Lumbermen at i Prospect Sunday, I to 4. Thle win, EUGENE. Ore.. Aug. (AP) The oocornlnS to Manager Bob Lewis, gives Eugene Townles strengthened their ,n Llonj' f"01" confidence to tactic position In the state league bv rat- I "'" nogues. ir a game can be tllng 18 hits off Hire, nltchers for " "rauicc. a 14 to 5 win over the Portland ' rn n,v' voiced their opinion thnt Eagles her yesterday. ,ntV would like see the Lions snd I the Rogues go to bat aialnst es..h Deep sea fish are usually red or , other, black In color and carry light on I Next Sunday the Lion will p.av cheeks, head or tall, or rows of lights ; In Arhland against Shorty Gosneli's along their sides like glowing port- Ashland Eagles. In what promise to hlM- be a fine contest. MEMIF TH OROtn (2 SfKVICE MI.U'IMFR NOl BY OOI l BUI V THB 0OIDFN RVl ; IS OF THE GOlDfU Bull Southern Oregon Sales Inc. Notice To Employees! Packing Will Start Tuesday, Aug. 7 8:00 o'clock So Much Better! 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