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1M"ET)F0TJD MATL TRTRTTTTE. fEDFOTlD. OREGON. FRIDAY. 'AFRTL 30, 1937.' PAOE THIRTEEN G. Crescent City Club to Play Lithians at Ashland. Roseburg Meets Glendale 15 Games Scheduled Six Southern Oregon league base ball clubs two members of last year's circuit and lour newcomers blast the Ud off their 15 -game split season schedule Sunday, with open ing shots and appropriate Inaugural ceremonies slated for three league cities. At Grants Pass. Manager Jud Per noll's 1936 third-place Ilnlshers en tertain Mike Balkovlck's Medford out Jit at the Josephine county lair grounds. After a year's trial at in dependent ball, Medford returns to the circuit with a team of fiery kids. Game at Ashland. At Ashland, trie Lithians. under management of Leonard Hall, play host to Manager Roy Deo's Crescent City club. Both are newcomers to the Southern Oregon league, Ashland returning alter a one-year layoff and Crescent City entered for the first time in history. At Olcndale, the rough and tough Loggers of Manager Jake Gipe. run-ners-up to the champion Klamath Red Sox last year, tangle with Man ager Buck Taylor's Roseburg Pirates. Roseburg's last league entry was In 1933 under the manger&hlp of Red Rupert. lS-Game Schedule, The IB-game schedule will see games played on consecutive Sundaya, with two exceptions, until August 32. The exceptions are May 30, Decoration Day, and July 4, which were both left open so that league teams could schedule exhibition games with out side teams. First half of the split season will end June 37, after eight games have been played. The second STRAW HAT DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN JJ 'A The newest shapes in Straws a hat that is flex ible yet will hold its shape the hat that is straw to the touch yet felt to the eye $250 LARSEN'S CLOTHES SHOP 42 So. Central ' half, consisting of seven encounters, will start July 11. Winners of the two halves will play August 39 for the Southern Oregon league pennant. Mound Aces Gone. Gone are the ace pitchers of last year's two league teams, the Grants Pass Merchants and Glendale. South paw Bob Hardy, who with Cult ("Chief") McLean formed a great Grants Pass battery, are doing their national pas timing for the University of Oregon this spring. As a result. Manager Pernoll has been forced to rebuild his team from the ground up. Hugh Hartman has been shifted from first base to the catching spot, and at this time, the starting Hurler among four youngsters is not known. The entire Merchant club will be operated by youngsters. Business Manager Roper states. Merle Johnson, the brilliant right hander who led the league In strike- j outs laai season, is no longer wnu Glendale. The pitching Is still a problem to Manager Gipe. although his Infield and outer garden remain about the same as last year's league best. Rex Adamson will do the catch ing. IlalkoTtrk necelver. Med ford's battery for the opener Is one-half definite, with husky playing- I manager Mike Balkovlck wearing the mask and . protestor. Ray Erickson, young righthander, will probably start on the mound, although a last minute change may see Alvln Mer rttt, Ray Tun gate or Larry Pepper winging theb over. All are right handers. At Ashland, Crescent City will open with Ralph Deo In the box and Henry Mallnverno back of the plate. Ashland will probably have Lowell Brown, a southpaw, on the pitching rubber and Al Stmpson In the catch ing position. Roseburg's opening battery Is not known, but Manager Taylor Is ex pected to have a strong combination to throw at Glendale. Power Untested. Comparative strength of the six league teams Is still a matter of con jecture. Late spring rains have pre cluded Inter-league practice games, and wet grounds have hampered workouts in all league cities. Ash land has played two exhibition af fairs with Hilt of the Northern Cali fornia circuit, splitting ' them, and Medford defeated Weed of the same league In their lone pre-aeason bat tle. Crescent City lost to Eureka In 10 Innings and Grants Pass defeated a CCO outfit. Glendale Worries. I If any team can be considered the club to beat this early. It must be Glendale, regardless of the lack of I pitching strength. The Loggers lost to the Red Sox in the playoff last year, 1-0, and with the exception of Merle Johnson, have their entire team back. It will also be the most experienced In the circuit, the other five nines being composed principally of youngsters. In sit three cities where openers will be played, huge crowds are ex pected to attend. Glendale, befit ting Its fine team, will probably draw the largest turnout. It pulled more customers through the gate last year than any other club, although the smallest city In the league. Ashland officials are prepared to handle a large crowd at the high school field, and Grants Pass Is figuring on the best opening day attendance In years. AH games will start at 3:30 p. m. SPRING TOURNEY Pairings Announced for An nual Handicap at Rogue Valley Course Bentley Grosses Low in Qualifying Mnsty-sU member, of th Rogue I Vslley golf club will open fire Sun day In the tnnual spring handicap tournament with match play tiatea over the 18-hole route. Handsome trophies will be awarded winners and runner-up In each night which will be composed of ie golf ers. Qualifying rounds shot during the past week saw H. B. Bentley win j low gross score with a 75 and H. ! Hathaway win low net with a 60. j The first "S3 beaten will enter the i first flight with the winners making up the championship flight. I Following are th pairings aa .a result of qualifying rounds: j Championship. Flight I H. IeClerc ts. Charles Clay; H. I Scheffel vs. Roy Prultt; George ; Schwara vs. P. E. Nichols; D. C. ' Clark vs. Dr. Krcsse; B. H. W:lllams I vs. S. Blegel; C. Robinson vs. Qeorgc ! Hunt; L. Carpenter vs. Glen Jack-; son; O. M. Roberta vs. S. Sherwood: ; H. Hathaway vs. Doc Boomer: C. M. Kldd vs. L. P. Wilcox; E. L. Chllders vs. Hobert Price; H. Bunce vs. Ted Sutter; Lee Watson vs. H. B. Bent ley: W. Leverett vs. W. P. Blddle; ' Dave Wilcox vs. Earl Sims; Paul ( Myers vs. Charlea Strang. Second Flight ' A. Lalng va. Jack creager; Orln Schenck vs. Fred Green; H. Ravlraa vs. Jack Blerma: H. Johnson va. ' George Codding: George Henselman vs. A. S. V. . Carpenter: K. D Ross vs. E. Orr; Mack Llllard vs. Wllsle Prultt: R. C. Merrlfleld vs. 1. Clark; Prank Peri vs. E. S. Tumy; George Jail vs. M. O. Wllklns; A. E Orr vs. It. Stewart: W. H. Cotey vs. R. O. Bardwell; H. O. Hussong vs. John Cupp: Bob Hammond vs. Mark Miller; Al Worn vs. R. O. Stephenson; Wil liam McAllister vs. Phil McManamy. Third Flight Dr. Bunch vs. Karl Janouch; Ivan Harrington, bye; H. C. Obey, bye: Wilton White vs. Almus Prultt; C Holmes vs. R. B. Smith; Ken Owens, bye: Bob Keeney, bye; W. S. Thur low vs. Tod Porter; H. B. Kellum vs. R. R. Ebel; B. Getchell, bye; Sam Houston, bye; Dr. Phillips vs. H Dixon; H. Woods, bye; J. V. Watson, bye: K. Hout, bye; E. Thorndlke vs. George Robertson. Fourth Flltht P. H. Reum vs. Joe Burroughs; A. R. Puchner vs. Grant Parrta; Dr. Stearns vs. Roland Hubbard; R. L. Barton, bye; Earl York vs. P. B. Leo nard; w. A. Sinclair vs. Morris B. Leonard: George Prey va. Jack Simp son; Pete Wilder, bye. OF ARCHERY IN U. S. , By C. W. Davis. The National Archery association was organised In 1879 and has ren dered continuous service for 58 years, holding an annual tournament every year, excepting the year we were en gaged In the world war. Previous to this time for many years archery had been practiced In a very desultory manner, however a so-called championship tournament was held in Crawfordsvllle, Indiana, In 1873. The writer has a reproduced pho tograph of the championship team of four men. two of whom are no dotlnt the famous Thompson broth - era, Will and Maurice, who were largely responsible for the revival or archery at this time. . The National Archery association la probably the oldest sports organi sation In the United States. Na tional headquarters Is at Boston. Mass., with Louis O. Smith as sec retary and treasurer. He hss very ef ficiently filled this office for many years. More than 300 clubs, W state or ganisations, besides many regional associations and individuals are af filiated. 'National championship tournament for 1937 will be held at Lancaster. Penn., July 18 to 33. The original medals for the championship events are still being used. One of these medals Is very Interesting as It has two chslns suspended to which Is added a silver name plate each year, carrying the name of the national champion. It Is sn Interesting fact that U. S. records eclipse thoso 01 any other country In the world. Archery flourishes In schools, col leges, and camps and there haa been an increasing Interest In the pub lication of books on archery In re cent years, eighteen having been printed In the last five years while I several monthly periodicals appear regularly. The Oregon state Archery associa tion was organized In 1928 and since that time has made a very credit able showing having several national champions In target, flight and Junior classes. The national champion for 1935 and 1938 Is Oilman Keaaey of Cor vallls. Ore. Scores msde by Mr. Kea aey have nevtr been equalled by any one. Archery appeala to those having only ordinary ability aa well aa to those having expert skill In shooting technique. The beauty of an arrow In flight, the sound of the string the grace of a bended bow, all combined make archery an attractive, stimulating, and healthful sport. 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