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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD, OREGOX, MONDAY, JULY 15, 1935 PAGE TWO 7 1LM mm , , 'z.,., "-t.,, .ffitei ar w .. 1 w ROGUE BAT SPREE DEFEATS ASHLAND -UTHIANS 14T05 Tin Medford Rogues did It yes terday. They walloped the Asblsna Llthlana it the fairgrounds here 14-6 by playing errorless ball, and collecting 31 hlU off "Chief' Mc Lean of Ashland. To add salt to the Ashland wounds, the victory was credited to Bauman, Medford twlrler who signed with Ashland under John MUJus earlier In the season, and was given his release by MUJus when thst gentleman resigned as manager a few weeks ago. Medford snapped him up, and his eligibility to play with the locals has been bone of contention with Ashland since. "Hoosler" Hoffard, player-manager who Is leading the league In hit ting, got two hits out of four trips to the platter, a record surpassed by the performsnce of Courtney, who collected four blows from six trips. Les Wolfe, hsndsome wrestler who pitched basebsll for some time In Texas, hurled the last Inning for Medford. Two men popped out, and the third one fouled out to retire the side, giving Wolfs an Impres sive rating on paper. The victory eliminated the Ash land nine from any chance at the league pennant, the locals having been ousted from sny show long ago. The Rogues meet the Detroit Colored Clowns at the fairgrounds next Sunday. Medford AB H B I Courtney, cf 8 4 1 u Arnle, 3nd - 3 1 U Welton. 1st 8 S 0 Jfoffard, If 4 3 3 0 Donovan, 3rd 8 3 3 0 Kenton, rf 8 3 3 0 Bouchard, o - 4 10 0 Cave!!!, as 6 3 3 0 Bauman, p 4 3 10 Wolfs, p 0 0 0 0 Ashland Jfulen, 3nd 1 3rd Hsrdy, cf McLesn, p Calvert, c . Bwanson, rf Gognell, If Dembokskl, 3rd ................ 4 Harris, 1st 3 1 Totals 38 10 8 1 HELEN MOODY SAILING IE LONDON, July IB. MV-Thoiw ughy rtd from her itrenuoiia come back which carried her to victor; over Helen Jacobs, for the all-England tennla champlonahlpji at Wim bledon. Mrs. Helm Will Moody will aU for th United States Thurediy on the Liner Washington. Mrs. Moody atlll Is undecided whether ahe will play In the Wlght tuan cup matches at Forest Hills, N. V., next month. O'MAHONEY AND SAVOLDI WILL WRESTLE TONIGHT CHTCAOO. July 18. OP Danno O'Mahoney, of Ireland, will delend Ills newly acquired world's heavy weight wrestling championship at Mills stadium tonight against Joe Bavoldl In a one fall match. HOW THEY STAND. Dy the AMhrlnlrd Cojwt W. L. . 17 10 . 17 13 Pot. .830 888 .810 800 .489 .474 .448 .379 ret. .883 .613 .384 .844 .461 .440 .413 .203 Pot. 633 003 .368 .310 814 .431 .416 J66 an Francisco Missions Seattle 14 13 14 14 14 19 13 13 13 ie los Angelas Oakland .. Porllsnd Hollywood .. 6acranionto W. L. , so as . 48 94 . 43 S3 . 43 38 . 38 43 . 33 41 . 31 44 Hew York St. Louis . Chicago ... - Pittsburgh Cincinnati ... Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston W. u , 48 38 . 48 33 . 43 33 . 39 38 . 41 38 . 33 43 . 34 44 Hew York Detroit Chicago . Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Washington . St. Louis TRUCK OPERATOR FACES HEARING ON LONG HOURS W. W. Brans, a truck operator. Is charged In a. complaint filed In )ua tloe court "with the crime of know. lngly permitting or requiring a triKk drlver to be employed for longer than lli consecutive hours, snd returning to duty without ten hours rest." It Is the first time an action has been filed In this county, under the law. Hearing on the choice Is scheduled to be held this afternoon. Totals 43 31 14 0 AB R 11 E 3 3 0 U . 8 0 0 U 3 0 0 0 4 10 1 4 3 10 . 4 0 0 0 4 3 3 0 3 3 0 0 0 Fast Grappling His Game Johnny Goodman (above), l83-p(tind speedmerrhant from Cincinnati, t$ the unknown quantity of this week's wrestling lineup. Brlnjjlnjc wirii him a reputation for fast matwork hut otherwise llttle-knoun In the northwest, Oomlman will come to .Medford Thursday for a 30-mlmite open ing tussle with Floyd Wolffanj, pnivilar Medford middleweight. DIZZY NOT SOLD SAYS BREADON sr. touia, July 15. ff) m Breadon, president of the St. Louis Cardinals' baseball olub. denied to day that reports that Pitcher Dizzy Dean had been sold to the Chicago Cubs. "There U not single word of truth in auch a report," Breadon aald. "Sale of Dizzy Dean has not been discussed with any club In fact, It has never been hinted by the Cuba the.t they wanted Dlrxy," The report that Dean had been old (not carried by the Associated Press) sold h would go to tto Cubs' or ganization next fall. price Scores Yesterday Coast League San Francisco 4-12, Hollywood !!- Missions 10-1. Los Angeles 6-11. Seattle 6-8, Oakland 3-2. Sacramento 3-4, Portland 2-1. National League At Pittsburgh 4, New York 2. At Cincinnati 0-4, Brooklyn 4-2. At Chicago 8, Boston 7. At 8t. Louis 8-10, Philadelphia l-l. American League At Philadelphia 4, Detroit 3. lu Innings. At New York 0-6. Chicago 6-4. At Boston 14-2. Cleveland 2-2 (second game called In loth). At WushlnijLon-St. Louis, post poned. KY3 and expert lock repairing Medford Cyclery. 23 N. Fir. Ph 261 WHERE DOES ALL MY MONEY GO? J WISH I had more to spend this summer . . . simply must get white shoes and a new light sweater and those two books and, well, lots of things . . . I'm not ex travagant, but where does all my money go? Don't worry too much the very same sort of problem bothers the folks along Millionaire Row. And you can do something about it, very easily, by learning how to recognize the best things to buy, the best places to buy And the best times to buy. The advertising columns of this newspaper can help you considerably. Form the habit of watching them closely for news about things you need now or will be needing soon. The facts are all there, waiting to be found. Perhaps you haven't been looking. Register this fact right now: Advertised products give better service and more solid satisfaction than the things nobody knows. If you want the most for your money, and more money for other things, buy the brand with a reputation. It's a real bargain at its regular TO PLAY ROGUES The Evans Creek CCC camp base ball nine, untrammeled In 23 games so far this year, has issued a chal lenge to the Medford Rogues. The Rogues took the challenge, and a game has been arranged for tomor row night at the Senior high school field on South Oakdale avenue. The Evans creek team, formerly called the Caves City Cavemen, has wHlloped the Grants Pass and the Klamath Falls Southern Oregon league teams, and would like to make It a clean slate by accommo dating Medford and Ashland In the same wise. Les Wolfe, rangy Texas wrestler who pitched the last inning of the Metlford-Ashland game yesterday, will twirl for the Rogues, accord ing to Manager Hoffard. The game Is called for 5:30. r-f slants y hv Pan In sharp contract to the occasion last winter when we saw Max Baer. then heavyweight boxing champion of the world, attack a little golf ball on the Mlamt-BUtmore course with all the power his 225-pound frame could muster to practically no avail, we watched a group of high school boys start on their merry way In the quallfvlng round of the first annual WeMchejster county (N. Y.) high school golf tournament with long. strnlght tee shots that split the cen ter of the fairways of Saxon Woods. A pint-sized golfer from Harrison high school. Frank Batto. a shade over four feet tall and weighing con siderably less than a hundred pounds. teed up and drove the ball 23ft yards down the alley with all the ease and grace of a pro. To prove that hla first effort was no "fluke" Frank equaled that mark on several other holes and turned In an 82 to qualify. The tournament didn't attract more than a handful of a gallery but Just about the entire gathering chose to follow Frank Batto for the little fellow fairly reeks of color. A snnppy dresser, he looks like a tiny model of the famous Gene Sarazen. Like most of the youngsters In the tournament he learned the game as a caddy and has tried to pattern his gome after Sarazen, whom he Idolizes, Sarazen, you know, learned the game In the spare moments when he was not toting a bag full of clubs for golfers on courses not so many miles from Saxon Woods. Don't be at all surprised if one of these future days you see a black hatred mite named Frank Batto pop up and do something big In the wy of golf. Paste that name In your hat Frank Batto. It's All In The Bwlnf Small, slim Johnny Parker, former captain of the Yale golf team and recent winner of the Metropolitan amateur golf championship. Is an other golfer who makes up for his lack of physical rugged ness by the smooth flowing grace of his swing and Just plain sound golfing form. Johnny hardly weighs more than 120 pounds and his thin arms look about as thick as a club shaft. Parker doesn't shoot for great dis tance but can be depended on to keep his drives straight. Accuracy with the Irons and phenomenal put ting were big factors in his successful bid for golf glory. His swing Is a slow, compact and precise sweep which ne has under complete con trol at every stag. Parker took the Metropolitan title by defeating Gene Homans. 6 and 4. In the 3 8-hole final at the Canoe Brook Country club, Summit, N. J. 'Member Hoinuus? Homans. It will be recalled la the last man Bobby Jones defeated in a national championship before he re tired. It was at Merlon in 1930 when Homans met Jones In the final round of the national amateur championship that Gene stood be tween the Emperor and the goal of his ambitions the Grand Slam. An exhausting 36 -hole match against Charlie Seaver on the day previous left Homans easy prey for Jones. Homans Insists that he will never forget that final at Merlon for It was more like a circus than a golf match on which the amateur title hinged. The crowd was unmanage able and that made the waiting at the tees seem endless. Jones couldn't have been any happier than Homans was when the last putt was dwn. OLDS TAX CASE NEAR END IN CIRCUIT COURT The suit In equity of the Owen-Owf-n Lumber company atja'nar Mil lard D Old, for the collection of $7400. asserted ly due for Jackson county taxes, will be completed In olrcult court late today. Olds con tends the amount was paid; the lum ber company, otherewlse. Each holds the other is obligated to make the payment under the terms yt a con tract. Much of the evidence In the case la documentary and highly Involved Rich Diet Kills Dog Actor. PITTSBURG (UP) Sklppy, a fox terrier, lived not wisely but too well The pet scaled histrionic heights In a high school stage production after amateur dramatists cajoled him Into his part with sweets and meats. The "high living" brought death in three weeks. MEDICA CONGRATULATES WINNER f rrfil Z.'.ri'1' s-. 1 I Jack Medlea (left) of Seattle, Wash., congratulates John Maclonla, 19-year-old Yale student who captured Medlca's national A. A. U. crown for the 440-yard freestyle swim In Detroit, Mien. (Associated Press Photo) USED RANGE i i t gggll ft USED 1 H0TP0INT 3 surface units, 17-inch oven 1 WESTINGH0USE 1 H0TPOINT Flat 4 units, just 1 H0TP0INT HUGHES semi-enamel 1 WESTINGHOUSE automatic, 3 units 1 MARION 2 surface units, standard oven, apartment size 1 STANDARD 3 surface units, semi-enamel.... 1 H0TP0INT 4 units, double oven LOW DOWN PAYMENTS EASY MONTHLY TERMS The California Oregon Power Company .... ELECTRIC TTTQT A FFW RANGE BARGAINS Flavor zone, Automatic top, 1935 model, full white enamel, like new. . 4 units, 18-inch oven, warming HOLD TALENT MAN ON STOCK THEFT Fred Roseborough of the Talent dis trict, charged with theft of livestock, was bound over to the grand Jury by Justice of the Peace WUltajn B. Cole man. following a hearing. Roseborough was charged with slaughtering a Hereford calf, valued at 25 and belonging to Kay Loos-ley. stockman. He admitted canning some of the meat end selling the balance to a Talent meat market, according to officers. Lester Dunagan. a truck drlyer, charged with speeding his truck from Trsll to this city, on the Crater iJtke highway, waa fined 5 and coats, which he promised to pay lest Satur day. He failed to remit per promise. Pioneer Merchnnt Dies W4T.T.4 WALLA. JUlV 15. fiPl nnr. sr-arrett. 81. for 30 years o-n- er of a seed business started here by his father in lovu, aiea oiuruay in ter a week's Illness. A bill to amend Utah's civil 6er- 1 rice law, Introduced in the house, would suspend or discharge employes for dlscourteout treatment of the public. TUT $22.50 20.00 80.00 oven, 40.00 35.00 20.00 .cu.uO 20.00 ft Dm Msll Tribune want sds. 1
