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PAGE THREE Bend High Wins State Track Championship Portland Rule Ended MEDFOTTD MATL TRTBT7XTC. 'M'EiTFOTC'rV OTTFfiOV. SFXDAT. MAY 23. 1fl37 I' It it L TO SAGS, 7 10 1 SACRAMENTO. May 25. (API Three home run proved the un doing of the Portland Beavers here today as Sacramento took a 7 to 4 victory for Ita second win of the aeries. Score: R. H. E. 13 U Portland Hiratintft 7 10 0 Radonlta and Cronln; Plppen and Franks. ' OAKLAND, Cel.. May 33. (AP) Bill Meyera' Oaks clouted their way out of the Coast league cellar today by defeating the Mission Beds, 10 to 1, In a heavy-hlttlng contest. Score: R. H. E. Missions 18 4 Oakland 10 18 0 Bolen, Conlan and Sprlnz; Doug las and Baker. ' BAN DIEGO, Cal., May 33. (AP) Oeorge Myatt's second Inning homer with the bases loaded feat ured the San Diego Padres' 13 to victory over Seattle In a slugfest here today. Each team collected 15 blows, but the locals took better advantage of theirs. Score: R. H. E. Seattle 4 15 1 San Diego . 13 16 1 Thurston, Osborne, Home and Fer nandas: Chaplin and Detore. Some men don't seem to have much luck in getting clothes that really fit. The solution is simple, have Klein Make Your Garments If you're hard to fit. He knows correct draping and cuts for all physical requirements, li!iuViiiiTi UPSTAIRS LAPSE'S GUARANTEED USED CARS 30 Day Written Guarantee on Every Car Listed! LOW DOWN PAYMENTS THE FINEST STOCK OF HIGH GRADE USED CARS WE HAVE EVER OFFERED FOR SALE. A LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF OUR LARGE STOCK 1936 Plymouth Sedan 1935 Chrjtler Alretream Sedan 1935 Fontlac Deluxe Sedan 1937 Chevrolet Master Coupe 1935 Chrysler 8 Alrstream Cpe. 1935 Chrysler Alrstream Coupe USED CAR LOT 25 SOUTH RIVERSIDE LANGE MOTOR CAR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth Feel at Home in "The Heart of Portland' Comfort Convenience Courtesy ferric Attractive Bate! Detached oatrl tl.OO op With bats tlM OP Hotel Cornelia v?j w Park Portland BEN O. FRANKLIN SECOND SALEM THIRD, IN UNIVERSITY MEET Portland Sway Ended Hill And Linnell Score Points For Tigers. Tiger performed to win points were Linnell in the half-mile, ana Jack Hill In the 320-yard low hurd les and pole vault. Unnell, district champion, finished third In the 680- yard run and Hill copped fifth place In the low hurdles. Hill also tied for third tn the pole vault with a leap of 11 feet, 3 Inches, Norton, Grants Pass, tied for sec ond In tha high Jump with three other athletes, leaping 6 feet, 8 Inches. In the javelin, Ingram of Grants Pass heaved the spear 160 feet, 7 Inches to place third. EUGENE. May 22. (AP) Bend won the 11th annual Oregon high school track and field champion ships here today, piling up 32 points to bump Portland out of the uue for the first time In years. Franklin of Portland, second last year, scored 23 H points to take second this year. Salem placed third with 16'A. Washington of Portland fourth with 16, Corvallls fifth with 14 and Hood River alxth. Bill Blackledge. Corvallls, who broke the state shot put record In yesterday's preliminaries with a heave of 81 feet, 6 inches, broke his own record today with a toss of 63 feet, 2i Inches. His was the only new mark In the meet. Blackledge also took rirst in tne discus. Speedy Bob Dlez, Franklin, was high point man, taking first In the 100-yard and 220-yard dashes, and running a lap on the Quaker half mile relay team, which tied for sec ond. Athletic officials attending the meet voted to expand the former Oregon Track Coaches association to include all high school athletic mentors. Vernon Gllmore, Salem high school coach, was elected pres ident of the newly -organized group, which will be known as the Oregon High School Coaches association. Coaches condemned the abolition last winter of the rule limiting football players to nine semesters of competition. They voted to recommend to the state board of control that the -Oregon State High School Athletic as sociation take over the annual track meet. Instead of the state board , ot higher education contacts commit tee, and recommended that medals be awarded the first five men in each event. Jean Francois Pllatre de Rozier, court scientist, was the first human being to make a balloon ascent, in Paris in 1783. LOW FINANCE CHARGES 1936 Chevrolet Master Coupe 1936 Chevrolet Sedan 1934 Dodge Deluxe Sedan 1937 Willys Deluxe Sedan 1934 Ford VS Deluxe Coupe Lot at 25 So. Riverside Park Are Hotel 31 8.W. Part Portland Oai.MSON Mgr. liil Eliia 111 fijjjjj MOUND ACE, FINED ST. LOUIS, Mo.. May 33 (UP) VanLlngle Mungo. ace pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodger, nursed a black eye and a throbbing head In his room at the Hotel Chase here tonight, but nevertheless cheerfully described his side of a scrap with Jimmy Bucher. utility lnflelder, in which chsira and mirrors were broken and walls dam aged. It was. he said, "a little misunder standing." The "little misunderstanding" re sulted in a fine of 91,000 and a three day suspension, imposed by General Manager John Gorman of the Dodg ers, after a conference with club of ficials In Brooklyn. Gorman said the pitcher commit ted a breach of discipline by "get ting drunk and fighting." The "misunderstanding" started when Mungo entered an apartment occupied by Woody English and Jim my Bucher. "I Just went down to talk to Jim my," Mungo said. "There was noth ing to It. We Just had a little mis understanding, and he swung at me." "Did you swing back?" "Sure," said Mungo. "It wouldn't have been a fight If I didn't. That's how fights usually start." Weights of the fighters: Mungo, 210, 6 feet 2 Inches tall. Bucher. 150, 6 feet 7 Inches tall. In addition to the fine, suspension and black eye, Mungo must account to the management of the Chase ho tel for mirrors, chairs and other Items of wrecked furniture. Bucher played third base In to day's game with the St. Louis Card inals, apparently none the worse for the encounter. The utility lnflelder said the $1,000 fine and suspension should take care of Mungo. He re fused further comment. FLYING SCOT IS NEW YORK, May 22. (jp) John Hay Whitney's Flying Scot, a poor third in the Preakness a week ago, showed what he might have done In the Plmllco classic but for the pres ence of War Admiral and Pom poo n when he scored an easy victory in the ,62nd Withers Mile at Belmont park 'today. - Under the guidance of Johnny Gil bert. Pittsburg. Kans.. veteran, the son of The porter breezed home two lengths In front of Marshall Field's Charing Choss to earn the purse of $16,050 and pay his backers among the crowd of 16.000 at the rate of 3 to 1. Four lengths farther back came Mrs. Julia M. Loft's Mosawtre, fourth in the Preakness, to take the show money in front of five other three -year-olds. CMT Enrollment Llrely VANCOUVER, Wash.. May 22. (JP) Nearly 400 Oregon and Washington men between 17 and 24 years of age have enrolled for the annual citizens military training camp to be held at Vsncouver barracks July 1-30 The quota for the camp has been set at 648, C M. T. C. headquarters said. Building of a metal flying machine is mentioned in the Mahabharata, an ancient Indian classic. $285.0 $345.0 $395.0 43 0 WEESTLEKfG MEDFORD ARMORY MONDAY NIGHT BATTLE ROYAL BRITT BELCASTRO GOODRICH TROUT FEEBACK SMOLINSK1 Plus 3 Matches Seats 00 sale at BBOWN'S Prion, 101 VAIENTlNeVS CAPE Pbont 31 BASEBALL CoaM League (By United Press) Score: R. H. B. Seattle - 4 15 1 San Diego .u ..ia 16 1 Thurston. Osborne. Home and Fer nandas; Chaplin and Detore. Score: R. H. E. Missions 18 4 Oaklsnd 10 18 u Bolen. Colin and Sprlns; Douglas and Baker. Score: R. H. , 4 13 Portland Sacramento . ....... .... 7 10 0 Radonlts and Cronln; Pippin and Franks. National Score: R. H. E. Boston .. 2 9 0 Pittsburgh 5 10 I Bush and Lopez; Lucas, Swift and Todd. Score: R. H. E 10 22 2 9 12 2 Philadelphia Cincinnati La Master, Passe au and At wood. Wilson; Holllngsworth. R. Davis, Moore, Vender Meer and Lombardl. Score: R. H. . 3 5 . 2 7 New York 1 1 Chicago Castleman and Mancuso; French, Lee and Hartnett. Score: R. H. E. Brooklyn 4 10 1 St. Louis 1 3 0 Hamlin and Spencer; Win ford, Ryba, Harrell and Owen. American Score: R. H. E. Detroit .... 9 16 0 Boston 11 14 2 GUI, Sorrel 1. Russell. Auker and Cochrane; W. Ferrell, McKain, Wil son and DeEautels. Score: R. H. E. St. Louis 'J 9 1 New York 14 16 1 Bonettl, Koupal and Hemsley; Go mez and Dickey. Score: R. H. E. Chicago ... 9 9 1 Philadelphia - 10 13 1 Kennedy, Cain, Brown and Sewell; Nelson, Williams, Fink, Thomas, Smith and F. Hayes. Score: R. H. E. Cleveland 1 2 u Washington 4 7 1 (Game called end 6th inning. rain). Brown and Pytlak; Fischer and Mllles. Mystery III Hits . Million Trout Fry BEND. May 22. (jp Flngerllnga In the Fall river fish hatchery continued today to die by the thousands from a mysterious plague, the identity of which so far has. baffled experts, Matt L. Ryckman, superintendent of state fisheries, said some 3 000,000 eastern brook trout flngerltngs have died from a malady which gives some evidence of gill fungus. Other causes may be parasites, food or water pois oning, said Ryckman. An expert from Oregon State col lege arrived at the hatchery to aid state officials In studying, the dis ease. The hatchery Is located on a short tributary of the Deschutes river south of here. Aletha Vawter Wins Handicap Tourney Mrs. Aletha Vawter won the an nual ladles' handicap tournament ol the Rogue Valley Golf club Thura- day afternoon by defeating Mrs. Jerry Jerome. By her victory, Mrs. Vawter won possession of the Murray Beauty parlor trophy. Sixteen golfing ladles entered the tournament. The local women golfers will Jour ney to Grants Pass next Wednesday afternoon for a team match with the ladles of the Cave city. All who can make the trip are asked to contact Mrs. F. G. Bunch so that transpor tation may be furnished. It was also announced that the local ladles will play host to the Klamath Falls women golfers at the Rogue Valley Golf club June 2. A large turnout Is desired. Michigan Wins ANN ARBOR, Mich,, May M. VP) Michigan's great track and field squad built about big BUI Watson, negro sophomore, rolled up a total of 60 points today to win the west ern conference championship meet for the 16th time. BERLIN, May 22. (AP) Police refused today to Issue passports to 14 Lutheran opponents of Nazi church policy who had been named as a delegation to the Oxford Ecu menical conference In England. "WTf TESOX.10-9. TAKE LEAD ANEW PHILADELPHIA, May 23 (AP) The Athletics swept a two -game series with the Chicago White Sox and climbed back to the top of the American league by taking an U- Innlng battle today as Cleveland lost to Washington. Tying the score on Chubby Dean's homer in the ninth with two out and none on base, the Mackmen won by a score of 10 to 8 when Frankle Hayes singled Wally Moses home In the 11th with two gone and the bases filled. Score: (11 innings) R. H. E. Chicago 9 9 1 Philadelphia 10 13 1 Kennedy. Cain. Brown and Sewell; Nelson. Williams. Fink. Thomas. Smith and F. Hays. NEW YORK, May 22. -(AP) For the first time this year, the Yankees looked like the world champion murderers' row of 1936 as they clouted a pair of pitchers for 16 hits and a 14 to 2 victory over the St. Louis Browns. Only Lou Gehrig went httlesa as the Yankees went on their biggest hitting and run-making spree of the season to cash In on Lefty Gomez' nine-hit, flve-strlkeout pitching. Score: R. H. E. St. Louis 2 9 1 New York 14 16 1 Bonettl, Koupal and Hemsley; Go mez and Dickey. BOSTON", May 22! (AP), The Boston Red Sox re-focused' their batting eye today and clouted four Tiger pitchers for 14 hits, three of them home runs, to defeat Detroit, 11 to 9. Score: R. H. E. Detroit 9 16 0 Boston 11 14 2 Otil. McKain. RusseU, Auker and Cochrane: W. Ferrell, Wilson and DeSautels. WASHINGTON, May 22. (AP) Carl Fischer, a Cleveland castoff. held his old teammatea to two hits today in a six-lnnlng ball game which Washington won. 4 to 1. Rain washed out the last three Innings Score: R. H. E. Cleveland 12 0 Washington 4 7 1 Brown and Pytlak; Fischer and Millies. CRATERS BATTLE GLENDALE TODAY Gunning for their first Southern Oregon league victory, Mcdford's Cra ters travel to GlendMlo today with high hopes of pulling themselves out of a tie for the circuit cellar with the Loggers. Larry Pepper, young former Talent high school pitcher, will bo on the mound for the locals with Manager Mike Balkovlck back of the plate For Manager Jake Glpe'a Loggers, Lawrence will do the hurling, with Frank Thompson or Willis doing the catching. The Southern Oregon league battle. originally scheduled for Medford, was transferred to a lend ale when it was decided the newly planted turf field at tho high school was not yet ready to be played upon. Remainder of the Crater club will see Virgil Swanson at first base, Wally Rickert at second, Dick Lewis at short, and either Ray Lewis or Dick Hoffman at tho hot corner. In the outfield, Malcolm Stlne will work In left, Dick Sakralda in center and Ray Lewis or Hoffman In right. George Oltzen, Ray Eric toon, Tully Knox, Ray Tungate and Tommy Ken ton wlU also make the trip. While Medford is tangling with Gtendale at the lumber town. Ash land wit) entertain the Grants Pass Merchants and Crescent City will make the long hop to Roseburg. Lowell Brown will start on the mound for the Llthlans, with il Simpson back of the plate. For Grants Pass, Phil Griggs will do the pitching to Hugh Hartman- EV1NRUDE 4.4 N O A. certified hraks H. P. at 3300 H P M. Weight 48 pound,. Speed range 3 fo 10 M.P.H. HUBBARD Main and Riverside Scouts Scrutiny Proves Unnerving For Boy Wonder BELLEVILLE. III.. May 22 (p) Belleville's "boy wonder" pitcher. Lee Mueller, found the scrutiny of four big league scouts somewhat unnerving yesterday with the re mit that his hurling record suf fered, but he found satisfaction In scoring the run that brought a 7 to 6 victory for his team over East 8t. Louis high school. Mueller struck out only four batters in the seven-lnnlng game which gave htm 60 strikeouts in 26 innings.. He Issued one walk and allowed seven hits. Scouts from the New York Yan kees, the St. Louis Cardinals, the Chicago White Sox and the St. Louis Browns watched the 18-year-old pitcher during the game. NETS GIANTS WIN OVER CUBS, 3 TO 2 PITTSBURG, May 22, fl The parading Pirates made use of a three run rally in the seventh inning to down the Boston Bees A to 2. The victory evened the Boston series and kept intact the Pirates' record of not having lost two straight this season. Score R- H. E. Boston ........................ 2 9 1 Pittsburgh 6 10 1 Bush, So r re 11. banning and Lopez; Lucas and Todd. CHICAGO, May 22. (P) Mel Ott. benched only yesterday for weak hit ting for the first time In his career, came back today with a three-run homer that gave the New York Giants at 3 to 2 victory over the Cubs. The win returned the Giants to third place in the National league and dropped the Cubs out of that spot. Score ' R. H. E. New York . ...-....-..-... 8 8 1 Chicago 2 7 1 Castleman and Mancuso; French, Lee and Hartnett. ST. LOUIS, May 33. jPr Rookie Luke Hamlin baffled the Cardinals through nine Innings today, letting them down with three hits aa he pitched the Brooklyn Dodgera to n 4 to 1 victory. Score R. H. E. Brooklyn ...... 4 10 1 St. Loula - 1 8 0 Hamlin and Spencer; Wlnford, Har rell and Owen. CINCINNATI, May 33. P) Phila delphia lambasted four Cincinnati hurlcrs today with a barrage of 33 hits and knocked the Reds Into the National league cellar with a IS to 0 victory before a paid attendance of 3,035. Score R. H. E. Philadelphia 19 33 3 Cincinnati 9 11 3 Lamaster, Paaseau and Atwood, Wit son: Holllngsworth, R. Davis. Moore. Vandermeer and Lombardl. Pass Tennis Squad Gain btate Honors nnmr twn Ui 11 P"i -Thft only undefeated out-of-town team In the annual state high school tennis tournament at Reed college awept through to victory today, the doublea combination from arants Pass defeat ing Grant high of Portland, 8-3, 8-8. The Oranta Pass team was compos ed of Ollmore and Clark. They de feated McCllment and Smith for the state doubles title. Other matches were being played and results were not Immediately available. Race Horse Stricken NEW YORK. May 33. IP) Flying Cross, three-year-old star of O. V Whltney'a atable and entered in the Withers mile today, dropped dead while working out thla morning at Belmont park. Cause of his death waa not known Immediately. Use Mall Tribune want ada. FISHERMAN FEATURES fitrea inflow hooded power, en enclosed fl) wheel, 00 larger fuel rapacity. Sealed underwater Silencing with automatic exhaust relief. Vibration I em steering handle, co pilot. linger tip lever controls. Propeller protection clutch. Two-stage centrifugal pump cool ing. a fltreamllne lower housing. !! bronze, with grease seals, Special flood proof rarburetlon- Kvlnrude super-magneto Ignition Easy-carry handle. Driving depth adjustment. Balanced power Impulses. Instant plrot steering, a Free automatic tllt-up. This Is the ideal Motor for lake fishing. Diamond Lake road It now open Why not take new Rrlnnide with yon and really enjoy the outing. BROS., Inc. Phone 231 FREE FOR ALL TO Cowboy Dude Chick, Junior heavy weight wrestling champion of the world, wilt be in Medford, May 31, to tangle with the outstanding grap pier appearing on tomorrow night's program at the Medford armory. With that fact in mind, six glsdlatora will start proceedings promptly at 6:30 p. m., In a battle royal, with the card being wound up by the final pair of grap piers remaining after what is expected to be one of the wildest mad-houses ever glimpsed lu the local arena. The first two huskies dusted off In the battle roysl will compete In tha opening event of the regular program, and the next pair of wres tlers eliminated will do their stuff in the middle bout. With a crack at Champion Chick as the price. Brltt, Belcaatro, Trout. Smollnskl. Feeback and Goodrich are expected to spare neither neck nor torso in their buttle to get the Chick Imbroglio. In order to be consider ed "the most outstanding wrestler on the card," a main event berth will be almost a necessity, which should turn the battle royal Into quite an affair. Among the most Interesting fea tures of the evening will be the final outcome of the opening brawl, which will serve as a matchmaker for the program to follow. Pete Belcastro and Joe Smollnskl, two of the dirtiest workers to ever appear In the local ring, will be in there against four honest-to-goodness "clean les" Sailor Dick Trout, Alvln Brltt, Jimmy Good rich and Sammy Feeback. Last week, Belcastro fouled Trout Into defeat and Smollnskl did the same to Brltt, and according to tha grape vino tele graph, the two defeated wrestlers have planned dire revenge against Pete and Joe. They will get their chance tomorrow night. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. vanned lAIUfTO tVISYTHiMoi. M M HOTEL IT New In cJnn, beMtlfaft,- (Uhhte) room, will, eoUree) ltd (mow sao shower,, kxstaol M Sea Frsactteo's Uws Powell Strati oppose Unfa Saw, It aits area CsJfe Shop Cocktail Roa Circulating lg Water. . At, . ItM . to . 1M . IM KNOU m . 140. ua 4oa oouau AIAOI ItaVtCI OWfU AT OTAMIU HAIVIV M TOy.MANAOINO.OWNII 'MEET ME AT NORTHERN TITLE SEATTLE, Wain.. May 33 (UP) Waahtngton Stat college retained Ita northern dlvlalon, Pacific coaat conference track and field title to day, ecortng 68 point In a meet la which five new division record were established. University of Washington waa sec ond with 38 points and Oregon fol lowed closely with 36. most of which were won In the field events. Other scores were Idaho 17; Oregon State college 14, and Montana 4. Washington State's Cougars, who also won the dual meet title, set new marks In the 440 and 330 yard dashes. University of Washington hung up new ones In the mile relay, high Jump and 880-yard run. Use Mall Tribune want ada. 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