fEDFORD MATL TRIBUTE, SfEPFORD. OftEGOy. THUKSDAY. JTTN'E 10. 1937.
Red Sox Swap Brother Battery to Senators for Pitcher, Fast Fielder
p;
FERRELL BOYS, ONE
HURT, OTHER NOT
GOING GOOD, SOLO
Washington Mound Ace,
Who Talks Like Dizzy,
and Chapman Join Boston
BOSTON, June 10. VP) Eddl
Collins, general manager of the Boa
ton Red Sox, today announced a
"straight wap" of Wei and Rlek Fer
rell and Melo Almada of the Hose
for "Buck" Newaom and Ben Chap
man of the Washington Senators.
The Ferrelle form the only brother
battery tn major league baseball.
Wee won SO games for the Sox last
year, but haa been going poorly this
season. Catcher Rick rorreu is at
present out of the game, recovering
from a broken band.'
"Buck" Newsom was mainstay
of the Senatora last year, winning
IT games.
Some have called Newsom the Dizzy
Dean of the American league because
of his vociferous statements.
Almada recently has been patrolling
center field for the Red Sox, filling In
for Cramer, also out with a lame
wrist. Earlier he replaced the ailing
Jimmy Foxx at first base for the
Rose. Recently he has been In a bat
ting slump.
Chapman, apeedy outfielder for the
Senators, was obtained by them from
the New York Yankees last year In
exchange for Jake Powell, He batted
.316 for Washington last season, and
la recognized as one of the best base
atealere In the league.
HOW THEY'
STAND
(By the Associated Prw)
Cotat.
Team W. L.
Ban PranelACo ,., T 44 34
Sacramento 43 36
Los Aneli ... 86 31
San Diego 87 33
Portland 33 83
Seattle 81 36
Oakland 36 44
MlMloni . ........ 33 40
American.
Naw York 3ft 17
Chicago .. 35 17
Clavaland 34 17
Detroit 30 20
Bo ton 10 IB
Waahlngton .......... 19 34
Philadelphia 16 34
St. Loula ...
13
(By tha Asfoclated PreM)
Lot Angelea replaced San Dlego'a
Padre aa tha third place team In
the Paclflo coast baaeball league to
day after tha Padrea lost their tec
end straight to the circuit leading
San Francisco Seala and the Angela
made It two In a row over the
abused San Francisco Mission, 6
to 1.
Second place Sacramento won Its
second straight from the seventh
place Oakland Acorns, 4 to 3, while
the Portland -Seattle gnme was mined
out. The northern teams play a
doubleheader Friday night.
8 State Golf Aces
At Quarter Finals
PORTLAND, June 10. (AP) Eight
Oregon golf aces, two of them vete
ran of brilliant Walker cup compe
tition, reached the quarter-finals of
the Oregon amateur tournament to
day and before nlghtfnh four will
remain In the running for the state
championship.
The eight finishing the 80-hole
double elimination over the wet
Portland golf club course yesterday
were Joe Brown of Portland, medal
ist; Roy Wiggins of Oswego, defend
ing champion; Don Moe of Alder
wood and Dr. O. F.' Willing of Port
land, ex-Walker cup players and for
mer state title holders; Louis Cyr,
Portland public links player; Jim
Buahong of La Orande; Harold Sal
vador, Columbla-Edgewatrr; Harry
Bates, former Portland champion.
National.
New York , 33
Chicago MWWHM..MMW.WH 37
Pittsburgh 36
St. Louis 33
Boston 30
10
Brooklyn HWHHHM
Philadelphia ........
Cincinnati 16
TAYLOR RETURNS
Use Mai) Tribune want ads.
The bitterest grappling feud in
southern Oregon will be resumed next
Monday night In the Medford armory
when Pete, Belcaatro and Joe Brno-
Ilnakl face each other In a no-referee,
no-tlme-llmlt squabble billed for the
middle event.
Frankle Taylor, an old favorite, will
return after over a year's absence,
to tangle with Cowboy Dude Chick
In the main event. Promoter LUlara
states that Taylor la a vastly Improved
grappler, and weighs about 306
pounds now. He Is an ex-Ohio State
football star.
In the opening bout, Sailor Dick
Trout will get another crack at Monto
LaDue, the dirty Frenchman who al
most broke his leg two weeks ago
to win In straight falls.
Last Monday, Belcaatro and Smo-
Unskl put on the greatest exhibition
of plain and fancy brawling ever
seen In the local ring, with the Mad
Italian winding things up by clout
ing the Polish Palooka over the head
with a chair, broaklng the furniture
In a hundred pieces and apparently
making little serious impression on
the Palooka'a cranium other than
momentarily atunnlng him.
Following the fracas, which had a
huge crowd In hyaterlcs, Smollnskl
said, "There's only one thing I want,
And that Is to get that wop In the
ring again. I'll beat him to a pulp.
Promoter LUlard aald that there
would be no referee In the ring to
Interfere with the expected mayhem.
The official will be outside the arena.
and make himself known only when
the two meanlea become entangled
in the ropes, or fight themselves Into
the spectators. The only way a fall
will be called will be for one grappler
to shout uncle.
There will be no time limit to the
match, the "dirt" boys going until
It la proved once and for all Just
which Is the tougher.
BLACK BOMBER IN
AUTO MISHAP; TO
GET GOING OVER
Illinois Board to Stage
Physical Exam Louis'
Workouts Unimpressive
CHICAGO, June 10. (API Jo
Louis wss due for a double-barreled
going over Including an official
search for automobile accident in
juriesby the Illinois atate athletic
commission todsr at bis Kenosha.
Wis., training quarters.
Chsirman Joe Trlner, Oeorge Oetz
and Dr. rrank Lagorla. the commlS'
slon's physician, had planned to tie
vote this afternoon to seeing for
themselves how fsr the brown bomb'
er hss progressed In preparing Mrv
self for the battle with Champion
James J. Braddock at Comlskey Park
June 32.
The visit assumed more serious
proportions after Louis' automobile,
with the bomber himself aboard,
rammed another car after yesterday'a
light workout. Trlner was assured by
telephone that the negro challeniier
had escaped Injury but wanted to
have Dr. Lagorto'a professional Judg
ment. The mishap occurred when
Louis' csr, driven by Carl Nelson, ne
gro policeman-bodyguard, craaned
Into one operated by Davis B. Hamil
ton of Kenosha, as the latter drove
away from a curb.
In spite of reassuring messages In
sisting that Louis had Buffered no
damage, Trlner waa more than a lit
tle upset over the accident.
"I hate to think about what an In-
Jury, even a slight one, might have
meant " aald Trlner, who worked like
a Trojan to bring the title bout to
Chicago. "Wouldn't a thing like that
have been terrible Louis with his
big chsnce, and our work to state
the fight?"
The bomber waa expected to turn
loose the full fury of his punching
power In today's demonstrstlon. His
workouts spparently have, satisfied
Joe Blackburn, his trslner, but have
not been so Impressive to visiting ex
pert. He haa been popped frequent
ly wun ngnt-nand wallops the
brand of artillery with which Mm
Schmellng brought him down.
Braddock, who whipped throuih an
Impressive six-round boxing trick
yesterday, planned no atrenuous work
for today.
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T SOUGHT
FOR SUNDAY TILT
The bsseball school team coached
by Ruaa Acheson, Mike Bslkovlck and
Bill Bowerman, may play Ita first
gam next Sunday with the Prospect
club, Acheson said yesterday. If ne
gotiations for the battle are success
ful, the two teams will fsce each
other on the turf high school field
here. The Medford Craters travel
to Roseburg for a Southern Oregon
league game Sunday, leaving the
field vacant.
All teams In southern Oregon de
siring gsmes with the Medford school
club are asked to get In touch with
Acheson, Bslkovlck or Bowerman.
The local nine is composed of young.
ters under 31 yeara old, and works
out every day st 10 a. m. About 33
plsyers have been reporting, and a
four-team city league will be started
soon. Any youngster wsntlng to at
tend the school is welcome. There is
no charge.
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PIT FOR A PHANTOM. Manager Joe Jacob, lookf
over the starboard run of Max Schmellng and decides lt'i in shape
to blast the heavyweight crown from Jim Braddock's brow. It was
the eve of the "scheduled" battle, bat Braddock was in Michigan
trainlnc (or Jo Louis.
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR ELKS
ON NEXT SUNDAY
The plens for the Elks' annual
spring plcntc to b held Sunday sf
ternoon and evening, June 13, are
well under way and Indications are
that this will be one of the biggest
ever held by the local lodge of Elks,
according to O. O. Alenderfer. Alen
derfer said he made trip to the
grounds this morning and the roods
are in excellent ahape and the
grounds, with one day of sunshine,
will be In perfect condition. Reports
from the ticket sellers are very good
and the advance sale Indicates a big
crowd.
The fights being arranged under
the supervision of the officers of the
CCO now plan nine bouts of some of
the best fighters In the entire area.
P. O. Btgham, chairman of the feed
committee, atated that they would
start to feed from the time the
bunch arrives In the afternoon until
late hours of the night.
Two klttenball teams, one headed
by Stan Sherwood and the other by
BUI Bowerman. will pull off a game
at 6 o'clock. Of course there Is a
prize for the winning team of this
game, and that prize Is a keg of bier.
Tickets are on sale at the follow
ing locations: Pry's Barber Shop,
Timber Products Corporation. West
Side Pharmacy, Fred's Sandwich
Shop, Roxy Ann Confectionery, Pre
dette's. Franklin's, Rlnehart te Ba
ker, Highway Barber Shop. East Side
Pharmacy. Lamport's, Chet Leonard's
Service Station, and Medford Cor
poration,
In addition to the plcnlo. the Elks'
lodge will entertain the Lady Elks st
their temple with a Sunday night
supper at 0:30. All Lady Elks are
welcome and especially Invited. In
cluding Elks' widows. Games of all
kinds will be played after the supper
and otner entertainment will be pro
vided. There will be no chame to
the ladles for this affair.
Trojans Favored to
Win Team Honors
BERKELEY. Cal.. June 10. (VP)
University of Southern Callfornls'a
Trojsns were favored today to taks
team honora In the national colle
giate A. A. track and field cham.
plonshtns without dlftculty. June 18
and 10, after the withdrawal of Don
Lash. University of Indiana's great
mller.
Lash hsd been favored to win both
the mile and two-mile runs snd the
points he was expected to earn fig
ured to plan. Indiana at or near the
top of the list. Laah passed up the
N. C. A. A. meet for an Invitational
affair at Princeton the same week
end.
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Scores Yesterday
By the Associated Press,
Coast.
R. H. E.
San Francisco 6 1A 1
San Diego 4 10 a
Flowers, Ballou and Woodsll;
Chaplin, Salvo and Detore.
R. H. E.
Los Angeles ...... . 6 0 0
Mlulons - 1 10 1
Prim and Collins; Nltcholas. La
manski. and Frankovitch.
R. H. E.
Oakland 3 7 0
Sacramento 4 8 o
Plechota. Hatd and Baker; New
some and Prsnks.
Portland at Seattle,
rain.
postponed;
National,
St. Louis 8-1, New Tork 1-3.
Chicago 8, Brooklyn 4.
Boston 0-8, Cincinnati 3-0.
Philadelphia 8. Pittsburgh 1.
CHICAGO PROS TIE;
T BELOW PAR
T
BIRMINGHAM. Mich., June 10.
(IP) Ripping two shots from par as
they toured the rain-soaked course
together In sensational style, big ltd
Dudley of Philadelphia and Prank
Walsh, rival Chicago pro. posted a
pair of 70 s today to take the lead
In tho first round of the U. 8. open
golf championship at the Oakland
Hills Country club.
Dudley missed a five-foot putt on
the home green for a chance to gain
the lead. Big Ed's round Included an
eagle on the 401-yard eighth, where
he dropped a 15 -foot putt. He three
putted the fifth and missed a putt
of barely a yard on the 14th but got
birdies on the 13th and lth as well
sa the home hole.
Walsh finished sensationally with
an Incoming 34, two under par.
thanks to blrdtea on the 13th. 16th
and 18th. His putting offset some
wlldness off the tees.
Welsh and Dudley took the pace-
setting spot from Mike Turnesa.
Elmsford, N. Y., who csme home with
a aub-par 35-36 71.
Turnesa, playing so stesdlly he was
never off the fslrway, dropped an
elRht-foot put', for a birdie on the
18th to alice a stroke off par, under
weather conditions that found a big
majority of the early atarters In
trouble.
Tony Manero of Peabody, Mass.,
the defending champion, apparently
was feeling the title pressure ss he
shot the outgoing nine In 38, one
over psr. Tony steadied after a bad
start. He dropped a la-foot putt
for a birdie on the eighth to help
make up for mlstakea on three of
the first four holes.
Yacht Race Entries
Put Up For Repair
NEWPORT. R. I.. June 10. (AP)
America'a cup preparations turned
todsy from the open sea to the busy
shlpysrds where Amerlcsn and Brit
ish boats sllke underwent new groom
ing for Important trials ahead.
For Harold 8. Vanderbllt'e new
Ranger, victor In all her four starts
of the prellminsry series, the end
of the first trials meant a chance to
step a new hollow metal mast to
replace one lost off QloucestJr dur
ing a atorm on her first cruise..
Use Mall moune went ade.
FRAMSTED, COAST
TEAM FIELDER, IS
LEADING HITTER
Orvllls Pramsted, Crescent City's
speedy outfielder, took over the
Southern Oregon lesgue batting lead
ership last Sunday as a result of
two hits sgalnst Qrant Pas. He
boasts a mark of .833 from S hits
In 15 trips to the plate.
Earl Ray. Oranta Pass leftflelder,
Jumped from tenth . to second by
getting two hits In three tries In
the same game. He la hitting at a
.438 clip. Lefty Baker leada the
Roseburg Pirate with .400; Don
Montgomery heada Ashland batters
with a mark of .400; Stewart leads
Olendsle with .364. and Dick Hoff
man haa the best average of Medford
hitters with .367.
Ray also leads all others In runs
scored. He hss dented the plate seven
times.
Lefty Koll snd Rslph Deo, both
of Crescent City, hsv won three
and two games respectively with no
defests to head all pltchera. Boo
Hartly, Ashlsnd. Carpenter, alendale.
and Tynan, Roseburg, have all won
a single game and lost none. Phil
GrlEgs. Grant Pass righthander, haa
worked In the most games, winning
three and dropping two.
Batting averagea for players hit
ting .360 or better and taking part
In three or more games follow;
AB R H Avg.
Prsmsted, Cres. City 18 6 8 .633
Ray, Grants Pass 16 7 7 .438
Baker. Roseburg 33 6
Montgobery, Ashlsnd- 10 3
Shlnn, Roseburg 18 6
Spann, Crescent City.... 18 4 6 .376
Leavens. Ashland 10 1 7 .368
Sllvs, Crescent City...-. 72 4 8 .r!4
Stewart, Olendsle . 11 3 4 .364
Hoffman. Medford 14 4 .367
McCarthy, Grants Pass 30 5 7 .360
Pete, Olendsle 34 6 8 .333
Miller, Crescent City.... 31 3 7 .333
Hartman. Grant Pass 31 3 7 .333
Rhodes, Olendsle . 18 8 8 .333
Schopf, Ashlsnd - 18 1 8 .333
Thompson. Glendsle.... 16 4 6 .333
Koll, Crescent City 6 3 3 .333
Ostrum, Grsnt Psas.. 33 8 7 .318
Machado, Grant Pass 33 4 7 .318
Goff. Roseburg 30 5 8 .300
Lewis. Medford 30 a 6 .300
Pitman. Oranta Pass.. 30 8 6 .300
Balkovlck. Medford .... 17 1 6 .204
stlne, Medford 17 0 6 .304
Miller, Olendsle 34 1
Robertson, Roseburg.... 15 S
Ager. Ashlsnd 16 0
Halaas, Grants Pass 10 6
Blacksmith. G. Psss 30 3
Origgs, Grants Pass.... 30 3
.409
.400
.380
.393
.367
.367
.363
.360
.250
REVISE SCHEDULE
FOR SOFT LEAGUE
All softball games scheduled for
this week have been postponed be
cause of rsln snd wet field. It was
announced today. A revised sched
ule of the Commercial league will
see the postponed battles being play
ed at the tall end of the season. '
Next Monday, the six-team service
circuit will swing into action under
the lights in Addition to the Com
merclal league games.
In line with the antl-narcotte pro
gram of the Chinese government, a
new regulation prohibits the use of
heroin In patent medicines.
American.
Cleveland 13, Boston 8.
Others rained out.
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FANS JEER DIZZY,
REMAIN TO CHEEI
'GREAT CARL' SLIPS
(By Associated Press.)
They laugh one day snd cheer the
next depending on whether Olzsy
Desa is popping off or pitching.
When he's doing the former, the
folks seem to forget about his el
Viwlng ability, and look on him as
sort of a sideshow.
But when he gets out there on thst
hill, and really puts his mind to
fo?gin 'em In. as he did yesterday
In pinning back the ears of Carl
Hubbell and the New Tork Olante.
8-1. the crowd tips Its hat.
From the greeting Die received be
fore yesterday's game. It begins to
appesr that the faithful, generally,
and the New York fans In particu
lar, are getting mighty tired of his
outbursts.
A packed polo grounds let out one
big "boo" and followed It up' with a
varied assortment of Jeers for most
of the game. But when It was all
over, and Dlz had polished off the
Giant with three hits and one un
earned run, the crowd roared approv
al of the pitching perfection he dis
played In the opener of the double
header. Outside of Dlsiy's top-flight fling
ing, the double bill, snd particular
y the advertised Hubbell-Dean duel,
produced two outstanding develop
ments, i
1. That the promise of a fight
will still pack them in anywhere;
3. That something serious Is hap
pening to Hubbell, who less than
two weeks ago was being halted as
invincible.
The Hub-Dlz rivslry was supposed
to repeat a performance of last
month's "battle of St. Louis." when
Dean's "duster" precipitated a gen
eral free to: all In his last meeting
with Hubbell and the Giants
A near record week crowd of 55.-
777 paid Its way tn to set yesterday's
Ooings. They didn't get any first
swinging, but they were t res tea to
s flock of baseball as the Olsnts fol
lowed up the opener defeat to take
the nightcsp 3-3 on Rsrry Denning 'a
ninth Inning pinch homer, to nang
onto the leagu lead.
The real winner, however, was
Horace fitoneham. and the Giant
front office had a lot of fun count
!ng the gate.
The opening game marked the
fourth straight time Hubbell has
been belted out. A week ago Mon
day the Dodgers ended his record
string of 24 straight. Yesterday the
Cards clouted him for 13 bits In
eight Innings. Things don't look al
together hopeful for Bill Terry and!
hi terriers.
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