AfETVFORP MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFOltD. OKEfiOy. FRTPAT. MAY 21. 1937.
Craters Going to Glendale Sunday Grants Pass Invades Ashland
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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
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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.
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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.
Folks Over 40
Who Have Lost
Vigor and Vitality
Womtn and men, ptrtieultrty men whe
HrxJ themwlvtl fivlnf. wtv to itrstn snJ
fvry hsvs a simple vef mlihtv affective
(mexty at hand.
Ne need fw you to loe enaffv, 'r
!iltttu -bacoma mentally dull, narvous and
its awaka mhti when you should be at
souf bait. , , ,
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itk fof a bottle of Clamant' Tonic tha
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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?
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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.
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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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PENTHOUSE PICKETED IN
BATTLE ON BOOKMAKERS
SAP? FRANCISCO, May 21. (AP
Union Jockeya and .tablemen picketed
a penthouae in San Francisco's finan
cial dlatrlct today In an effort to
clow San PranclAco bookmaklng
eatabllshmenta.
Tha pickets, representing the lock-
eyt. trainers and turf employes union.
bore algns elalmlng the penthouse
atop the building In front of which
they walked, housed a wire service
supplying bookmakers with race track
results.
"Unfair to organized labor," read
one sign. Another said:
"Stamp out bookmaklng. a 19,000.
OC0.OOO racket."
B. M. Greenwood, president of the
union, said the turf employes wera
not getting fair wages because Ssn
Francisco bettors wagered their
money with the bookies Instead of
at the Bay Meadows track parl
mutuel machines. '
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