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Newspaper Page Text1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1935. PAGE SIX ... .- 1 .,T.- , 11 ii n. , , - - J""!! ' A 1 4 I 1! ROGUES JOURNEY ASHLAND FOR 10 SUN DAYBATTLE Game Will Mark Inaugura tion of Sunday Baseball in Lithia Town After Long Lapse McLean to Hurl League Standings W. Grants Pass L. Pet. 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .000 O.S.C. Tracksters Too Lovesick To Work Wails Coach CORVALLIS, Ore., May 10 (AP) Boys and girls together ar proving a Jinx to Oregon Btt'a track team. At least, this Is the view held by Coach Orant Bwan. "Come up any time and take a look for yourself at 50 per cent of my track men, and you'll aee how It looks to be In love." Coach Swan said. "When a track man geta the love bug In hla veins you might as well give up." Warm, moonlit nights are re sponsible, the coach bemoaned. He did not divulge the particular svmptoms of track lovealcknesa. .000 Klamath Falls 1 Ashland 0 Mpriforrf - - 0 (lames Nest Sunday Grnnts pass at Klamath Falls. Medford at Ashland. Southern Oregon League baseball will be Inaugurated at Ashland and Klamath Falls neit Sunday, when Jake Olpe's oranta Pass Merchants open the Klamath Falls season against the Red Sox at Modoc park and Paul Hoffard's Medford Rogues Journey to Ashland to tangle with John Mlljus' Lithlans at the high school field. The battle at Klamath Falls, with the undisputed league lead at stake, will see Franklc Earhart, brilliant rtrnntn Pass SOllUlOaW hooking UP with Clyde Carlstrom, Klamath Fli righthander. Sunday (James Allowed At Ashland, for the flrBt time In many, many years, Sunday baseball will be played at the high school field. After years of trying to obtain permission from the school board the use of the field for Sunday baseball, a business men's committee was fi nally successful In the quest, and from now on, -the Ashland Lithlans will play all their home games In the fenced athletic field, directly below the high school building. A covered grandstand will provide seating for 1200 spectators, while the playing field Itself, will be one of the finest In the circuit. League Standings Kannasto or Bauman will twirl for Ashland and Chief McLean will start on the mound for Medford. Fireworks Kvneeted Although both teams lost their opening battles last Sunday, the grime Is expected to provide more than the usual amount of fireworks always exploding In all Ashland-Mcd-fortl games. There has been some troublo between the two teams re garding players and a real old-fashioned Ashland-Medford feud seems In the offing. Large crowds are expected for the openers in Klamath Falls and Ash land, with appropriate opening day ceremonies being staged In both towns. SACRAMENTANS DROP 10 (By the Associated Press) Sacramento's chance to take a se ries from the exclusive Oakland Acorns, leaders of the Coast league, went glimmering yosterdsy with a 7-to-l defeat. The Bolons surprised everyone, In cludln gthemselvcs, by taking the first contest, bu tthe Oaks came back strong to win the next day and had little trouble taking the odd game behind the slx-hlt pitching of Dutch Conlsn yesterday. Los Angeles downed San Francisco, 13 to 8, for their third straight, but had to come from behind in tne eighth Inning to do It. Vlnce Dimagglo, Hollywood center- fielder, virtually gave away a game to the Mission Reds, who needed It bad. lv. bv dronnlns a fly ball with tne bases full In a fast fourth Inning, It gave the Missions three runs, and the game ended. 0 to 4. Wet ground caused postponement of the Portland-Seattle game. EASY WINNER OVER ERNIE BICKERION TENNIS TEAM TRAVELS TO G. PASS FOR RETURN Scores Yesterday Coruit lnjcnT Onklnnd, 7; Sacramento, 1. Los AnBPlPR. 13; Sun Frnnctsco, 8. Missions, 6: Hollywood, 4. Portland-Seattle; rain. Amcrlain lxiipue At Cleveland, 6; New York. 0. At St, Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 2. At Chicago, 1; Boston, 10. WnohinRton at Detroit; postponed. Nntlimiil 1. cue ue At New York, 3; Plttaburnh, 1. At Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati. 4. At Philadelphia. 3; St. Lout, 1. At Boston. 1; Chicago, 6. DEMETRAL TAKES TWO FALLS FROM MAL0NEY PFNDLETON. Ore.. May 10. (API Jlmmle Maloney. 212, Portland, lost two out of three falls lant nlHht to Harry Drmetral. 212, Chicago, In the main event of ft wrestling card here Fred Mitchell. 159, Walla Walla, took two out of three from Joe Oardenler, 1S6. St. Louis. Dave FVrrls, ISA Walla Walla. look one fall on a foul from Johnny Ruff, ISO. of the same city Slenderise with Spencer Individual ly Designed Corsets. Maiaon Jeanne tel. 467 Medford High school's tennis team will travel to Orants pass Snturday, to play a return match with the Cli mate City on tlio park courts. Three weeks nfio the TiRcrs de feated the Cavemen on the local courts by the slim margin of 4-3 In matches. The, defeat was the second for Grants Pn-s In the last four years of hlRh school competition In south ern Oregon. JudRlng from the Grants Pass rec ord nnd the closeness of the last match, the locnl net men may expect plenty of competition Saturday. John Human and Don Burden. . Grants Pass flashes, will probably be the mainstays for the northern squad . Novln Cope and Prank Brown, un defeated In singles so far this year. and Earl Cons, with one riefeai chalked BKAlnst him. will prohably be the key men In the Medford line up. Melvln Fader and Don Herrled will comprise the remainder of the local team. Tennis coarh H. F. Cope, of the hifth school fatuity, has also arranged a return match with both Klamath Falls and Ashlnnd. Benney "Baron" Ginsberg, big Aus trian Jew from New York City, had little trouble In winning two out of three falls from Brnle Blckerton of Canada In the main event at the Armory last night, despite the fact that the Canadian nearly throttled him with a towel. The bout was slow and uneventful, spiced only with a little eye gouging on the part of the Baron, whose stubby chin whiskers got pulled un til he was blue In the face as a con sequence. The first fall went to the Cana dlan, when he applied a Boston Crab hold that caused the Baron to pat the mat before he was even flattened. Blckerton tried the same thing the next time, but the Baron got rough and In five minutes took the second tumble with a body press. The Canadian's attack with the towel came In the last session, when he came out of his corner with It be hind hla back and used It for a choke hold. The Baron, however, was not even phased, and took the deciding tumble with a press In four minutes. Ginsberg weighed 220 and Blckerton 21S pounds. Jim Healy, burly San Franciscan, made good his vow to even the score with Casey Columbo, limber grappler from Hollywood, and In the first half of the program the pugnacious Bay City man won two out of three falls by using hammerlocks. After beating Healy's head on the mat with a head scissors, Casey used a vicious body slam to win the first fait in eight minutes. Healy turned badman In a big way after that, and went after the ex-welght lifter with his fists, using choke holds when he got close enough to apply them Casey refused to take the fall on fouls, and Healy used a hammer lock so roughly that Referee Ray Frlsbie gave him the fall In ten minutes to save Columbo's arm. The arm was useless In the third canto, and Co lumbo went down In two minutes on another hammerlock. Both, weighed 218. Vincent Richards Hurt In Smaskup NEW YORK. May 10. ( AP) Vin cent Richards, professional tennis playsr and former United States ama teur champion, was Injured early today when his automobile crashed into an electric light pole. Hi was taken to a hospital In the Bronx, where It was said he had suf fered a fracture of the right thigh and cuts on the head. HOW THEY standA By the Associated Press Coast W. U Pot. Oakland 22 7 .759 Los Alleles 19 13 .504 San Francisco 16 14 .533 Hollywood . - 18 1 -533 Sacramento 14 18 .43?. Seattle 12 17 .414 Portland 12 18 .400 Missions 11 21 344 National W. h. Pec New York 12 a .800 Brooklyn 12 7 .833 Chicago 0 7 .583 St. Loul 8 8 .500 Cincinnati 8 10 .474 Pittsburgh 8 11 .450 Boston 8 11 .35) Philadelphia .. 8 11 .214 American Cleveland 11 4 .731 Chicago 13 8 .722 Boston 10 7 .580 Washington 10 8 .556 New York ... 9 8 .521 Detroit 7 10 .412 Philadelphia 4 13 .23': St. Louis - 3 12 .201.' BAER'S CHEST BY CHARGE OF F mm VULK ASBURT PARK, N. J., May 10 (AP) Heavyweight Champion Max Baer had a powder burn on his chest today and some very decided ideas about persons who play with fire arms. Baer was hurt while rehearsing a radio skit In a local studio yesterday. Jerry Casale. attached to his camp, was watching. There was talk of sound effects. Casale decided the sound of true re volver shot, heard over the air, was not loud enough. He loaded a revol ver with blank cartridges, accident ally pulled the trigger and the gun went off. Injuring Baer superficially. "But they can't keep a good man down," the champion said when It waa all over, and he had received an Injection of tetanus antl-toxln. "It scared me, but rn ne oaca in dav or two getting In shape for that guy Braddock.' "That guy Braddock" is James j. Braddock, contender for the heavy weight crown. They are scheduled to meet June 13' in the Madison Square Garden bowl In Long Island City. French wine producers are con cerned over the relatively low demand In the United States for their products. For the fourth time In six year, the Texaa prison system In 1934 re captured more prisoners than escaped during the year. Danoe at the Oasis every Saturday night. Be correctly corseted in an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann. Lawn and Garden Furniture BURK'S Softball League Refill Its Yesterday Elks. 24; DeMolay. f). 20-30, 19; Standard Roofers. 12. 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