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AfETVFORP MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOltD. OKEfiOy. FRTPAT. MAY 21. 1937. Craters Going to Glendale Sunday Grants Pass Invades Ashland PAGE TVS NEW TURF FIELD STILL TOO SOFT FOR GAME HERE Larry Pepper Slated for Crater Mound Duty Bal ance of Lineup Undecided Since Loss of Donovan In Battle Royal Southern Oregon 1-eague W. L. Roseburg Crescent City 2 Grants Pui 2 Ashland ....... 1 Medford 0 Olendale Pet. i.000 1.000 .(67 .333 MO 400 Garnet Next Sunday. Medford at Olendale. Crescent City at Roseburg. Grants Pass at Ashland. Dedication of the newly planted turf field at the high achool next Sunday, featuring a Southern Ore gon league battle between the Med ford Craters and Olendale Loggers was postponed yesterday. The ball game will be transferred to Olen dale, Medford Athletic association officials announced. After a look at the new grass, which was soaked by the rain early this week, E. H. Hedrlck, city school sup erintendent, and association heads decided It would be still too wet to play on by Sunday. The field will be oflclally dedicated along with Medford'a home schedule with the appearance of the league-leading Roseburg pirates here June ' Pepper on Mound. . Larry Pepper, young righthander with the swooping curve ball, will at tempt to hurl the Craters out of the cellar against the Loggers Sunday. Pepper, greatly Improved from last sesaon, fanned seven out of nine Aahlanders last Sunday and Is ex pected by Manager Mike Balkovlck to break the craters Into the win column. Ray Erlckaon, who started both the Oranta Pass and Ashland gsmes, In jured hla snkle during practice Wed nesday, but will probably be suf ficiently recovered by Sunday to fling bis fast ball and sharp ourve over If needed. Ray Tungate, Medford's third pitcher, Is slowly rounding Into shape after a late start and will be ready to take hla place on the mound soon, Manager Balkovlck announced. Lineup In Doubt. Beaet by Infield dlflcultlea since the loss of Donovan to Hilt of the Northern California circuit, the huge skipper has been attempting to dls cover smooth-clicking quartet of t rounder-grabbers. With Dick Lewis at shortstop the only fixture, the manager has been trying out several playera at each of the other three positions, and la still undecided about the opening lineup Sunday. . . It may be the same that worked agalnat Ashland last Sunday Hoff man on flrat, Swanson on second, Lewis at ahort and Rlckert on third. Or, Balkovlck may twitch Swanson either to flrat or to the outfield, Hoffman to third with Rlckert mov ing back to hit old tecond bass pott. Dick Skeetert, the 19-year-old Talent high player, It figured a keystone sack possibility. In the outfield. Malcolm Stlne and Dick Sskralda will atart In left and center respectively. Right field Is stIU a matter of conjeoture, with Ray Lewis. Oeorge Oltcen. Bwsnson in case he Is switched or Tully Knox drawing the ssalgnment. Balkovlck to Catcb. Catching duties will be handled by Manager Mike Balkovlck. Lack of batting power In their two league battles hss proved the prln clpsl Crster weakness. Heavy drills on the srt of slugging basehlta will be the order of the day this after noon and tomorrow. Balkovlck said. All players are asked to report at the fairgrounds field at A p. m. Other league clashes will tee Grants Psss traveling to Ashlsnd to tangle with the Llthlans. and Crescent City moving to Roseburg for a gsme that will name the undisputed leader. IT'' H KMsMM i rrl 185 GOLFERS ENTERED IN INVERNESS TOURNEY PORTLAND, May 21. ( AP The monthly sweepstake of th Oregon Public Links Ootf a-uoclatton will find 1B& golfers teeing off at the Inverness course Sunday. Score my be used in qualifying for the state public links championships. 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FOR MLR AT JARMINS I-RTfiS WITH A RTP(TTtON Jlmmle Goodrich (nliove) will be one of the favorites when six grnp plers take off In a free-for-all battle royal next Monday night In the .Med ford Armory. (loodrlrh Is an ex- Notre l)ame footballer, and populur with loral fans. UNDERDOGS UPSET 'DOPE' BUCKET IN AMERICAN LEAGUE Closest First Month in Years AY2 Games Separate Leaders From Cellarites Athletics Big Surprise HOW THEY? cr,i a v By the Associated Press Coast Team W. ' L. San Francisco 30 18 Sacramento 30 18 Loa Angeles 27 20 San Diego 26 22 Portland - 22 23 Seattle 20 25 Oakland 16 31 Missions 18 32 National Pittsburgh -..18 6 Louts 14 11 New York M 12 Chicago . 13 12 Brooklyn 11 13 Boston ... 9 13 Philadelphia 10 18 Cincinnati 8 14 American Cleveland 11 8 Philadelphia 12 9 New York 13 10 Detroit 13 11 Washington 12 13 Chicago ;. 10 12 Boston 9 11 St. Louis ... B 14 By Sid Feder Associated Press Sports Writer The whole thing doesn't make as n.uch sense as an Insane asylum, but the figures show the American league la off to a closer and more completely unlooked for atart than It has been la years. By the end of the first month last year, five games separated f.'rst and fourth place. This season, the race was regarded as New York. Detroit, Cleveland and nothing much else. But so far It's been as tight as a mus tard plaster so close In fact, that only 4 games separate the lenders of the moment, Cleveland's Indians, from the cellar riding St. Louis Browns, Athletics Big Surprise And most astonishing of all Is that the longest of the long shots, Connie Mack's mystifying Athletics, are In second place, lending both the Yankee and the Tigers. They were on top until yesterday, but the In dians licked the tar out of the Bos ton Red Sox. 16-6. while the A's dropped a 3-2 decision to the Tigers, which gave the tribe the place by a percentage margin. Hottest of all right now' are the reviving Washington Senators and their sudden form reversal Is Just as explainable as the rest of the league's ways. Although their pitch ing still Is In a sorry state, they arc starting to hit, and on thlB strength alone have won their last four Btmlght to climb from eighth to fifth. It took two twlrlcrs and 12 innings before they finally overcame the Browns yesterday 0-4 on Osle Blue's timely single. Thornton Lee found out the Yanks are still hla "ensy meat." The White Sox southpaw became the first fllng er of the year to whip the hitless world champions twice by muffling WHITMAN WHITEWASHES WILLAMETTE, 13 TO 0 WALLA WALLA. May 21. (AP( Hammering Walt Weaver, ace Bear cat pitcher, from the mound In less than three Innings, the Whitman college baseball team blanked Wil lamette university, 13 to 0, In the first game of the northwest confer ence championship series. Jonas, fo- the Missionaries, allowed but four scattered hits. Willamette will depend upon Jerry Oastlneau today to even the count and keep the Bearcats In the run ning for the title they won last year. Lawn mower service, call and del Ideal Bike Shop Tel. 805. 411 B. Main OPEM ;l TWIN PLUNGES ASHLAND K. P. MMS, Mumisrr 90 PROOF Paul Jarboe, who for 28 years has had charge of storing Glenmore whiskey, says: "Corrugated iron warehouses is the old-fashioned way but the difference sure does tell in the taste" "Warehousing whiskey on open ricks, so the air can circulate all 'round the barrels, coats more but we couldn't produce that wonderful taste any other way." Mint Springs Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is made from the same high quality American grains by the same processes as Glenmore's finest, most expensive brands. fill mm Glenmore Distilleries Co., Incorporated LoultvUlft Ownboro. Kentucky Pints c1o7oNo 65c QUARTS C.4 01. ' Codo No. 1B7A w 3 them with three hits for a 3-1 win, thereby dropping them to third place. Many Change Place Altogether, every outfit but the Tigers and Browns changed places yesterday. Mickey Cochranes crew held fourth with their decision over the Athletics, achieved through Roxte Lawson's sixth victory of the season. The Red Sox dropped to seventh; the White Sox, whipping the Yank. ' advanced to sixth. Featuring the National league lar ruping for the third straight day, the Giants and Cardinals wound up their three-game series with New j York on top 7-4 on the strength of I Dick Bart ell's ninth inning homer with the bases loaded. Roy Parmelee not only pitched a seven-hitter, but blasted a homer with two aboard aa the Cubs clouted the Brooklyn Dodgers 6-1. Vlnce Dl magglo banged out a pair of homers and the Boston Bees knocked off the Reds, 4-1. Pittsburgh's pace setting Pirates cashed In on Bill Swift's six bit flinging for a 6-3 triumph over the Phillies. 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