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fEDFORD MATL TTETBTJNTE. ntt)FORD, OREGON". "VTEDNESDAT. .JULY 7. 1937.
School Grants Use of Field for Wrestling Starting Monday Night
SOFTBALL TEAMS
FOR KLEIN
Russell Acheson Is Elected
. Head of Softball Associa
tion Outdoor Wrestl
ing Slated for Ten Weeks
Wrestling gladlttors of Promoter
Mick LUlard, for the next 10 weeks,
urtlng Monday night, will be under
the (tan at the lighted high aobool
football stadium, It wu announced
last night by . H-. Hedrlck, city
school superintendent, following a
weak of negotiation between the
two men.
It will mark the first time in
Medford's history that regular grap
pling programs have been staged out-of-doors,
and will darken the Armory
lights, scene of the matches for the
past four years, until early autumn.
The announcement was officially
made through the medium of type
written notices, distributed to Com
mercial snd Service league Softball
team managers meeting In the M.
N. Hogan Brokerage company office
by Russell Acheson, member of the
high school ooschlng stsff and newly
elected manager of the Medford Soft
ball association. The notices were
signed by I. H. Hedrlck, super!,
tendent of city schools. ,
Make Change at Once..-
Work will start Immediately on
making the necessary r .ungss In
lighting and seating arrangements at
the stadium. The ring ill be brought
from the Armory arm placed directly
In front of the Ri&ndstsnd on Mon
day. Promoter LUlard will surround
the arena with his own 000 reserved
aests and platform, and tentative
plans csll for the entire grandstand
being drown open to general sd
mlssloo. A powerful floodlight will be drop
p'jd over the ring from one of the
tall lighting atandards now in use
on the lighted football field. All
matches, during the 10 weeks, will
get under way at the same time
8:10, and all shows, ss In the psat,
will be staged on Monday nights.
With the trsnsfer of wrestling to
the high school field, all Softball
on Monday night will be curtailed,
with teama originally scheduled for
that night doubling up and ataglng
their g a m e a Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday or Friday evenings.
Acheson Heads League.
At the team managera' meeting
last night, -Russell Aoheson was
unsnlmously elected manager of the
Medford Softball association to suc
ceed Fred Lennsrd, who resigned last
week Lennsrd wsa given a vote of
thanks by the skippers present for
his fine work to date.
It wsa decided that balls used In
all Commercial league games must
first meet the approval of the um-plre-ln-chlef,
It being pointed out
that the sphores beoame dirty or too
soft for play after two or three
games.
To Pay Umpires.
Acheson announced that from now
on, S3 would be available eaoh night
for the payment of competent um
pires, snd a short list of possible
officials was suggested. The new as
soclstlon manager will contact the
men. Considerable discussion cen
tered on the hiring of arbiters who
could keep teams hustling off and
on the field, and got gnmea atarted
on time.
Following Is the notice handed all
team managers last night:
"The following changes In sched
ules for Commercial league teams
have been agreed upon by the man
seem of the tenms effected and the
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field management of the high school
turf field:
"Timber Products vs. Plche, sched
uled for Monday, July 13, will be
played Thursday, July 16.
"HUMRS vs. Cathollo Men, sched
uled for Monday, July 12, will be
played Tuesdsy, July 13.
"Timber Products vs. Pluhrers.
scheduled for Monday, July 13, will
be played Tuesdsy, July 30.
"Fabera vs. Catholic Men, sched
uled Monday, July 19, will be played
Tuesday, July 30.
The purpose of the field man
agement In asking to have these two
Mondsy dates vacated la to permit
the use of the stadium for wrestling
attractions. For the next ten weeks,
beginning July !3. the Mack LUlard
wrestling programs will be held at
the turf field each Mondsy evening.
"In constructing the second hsl!
of the soft ball schedule the field
msnagement respectfully asks that
Monday evening be reserved for wres
tling.
The field management desires to
thank sincerely the tesm managera
of Plche, Timber Product, HUMRS.
Catholic Men, Pluhrers and Fabera
for their co-operation In vacating
these Mondsy dates. This accommo
dation la deeply appreciated by the.
field management.
"E. H. HEDRICr-.''
"Superintendent City Sc'.vols.'
BtLVERTON, July 7. OP) A
sparkling no-hlt, no-run pitching
performance by Don McFadden ad
vanced Consolidated Freight In the
Oregon semt-pro bssebsll tournament
here last night with a 5 to 0 victory
over Southern pacific.
Pacific Fruit defeated Hop Oold,
4 to 3, In the opener.
McFadden permitted only one man
to reach first, walking Bottler In the
fifth Inning, In what was hailed as
one of the best pitched semi-pro
games In the history of the league.
Pacific's victory gave the team
chance to s(ay in the running for
the championship, despite a previous
defeat. It spelled finis for Hop Oold,
eliminating lust year's second plsco
winners from the tournament.
Scores Yesterday
(By the Auoclated Preaa.)
Coait.
R. H. E.
Sacramento .. 4 0 2
Seattle .. 12 12 0
Schmidt and Cooper; Barrett and
Splndel.
R. H. S.
San Diego 4 11 0
Ml&eiona 6 11 0
Ward and Detore; Tost, Nltoliolat,
Bablch and Sprint, Outen.
,R. H. K.
San Francisco 8 10 0
Lot Angela - 6 7 2
Ballou and Monto; Evans, Prim,
Campbell and Coll In.
Oakland-Portland, no game; teams
resting; double-header tonight.
Growers Wilt Get
Long Lost Checks
THE DALLES, Ore., July 7. P)
Checks, covering four coats per bush
el on 553,000 bushels of Wasco coun
ty under AAA provisions, which had
been lost for several montha in a mare
of Washington red tape, have been
received by County Agent W. Wrny
Lawrence,
The missing checks were traced by
Represent a tlvo Walter M. Pierce. The
error, which will Increase local grain
farmer benefits by more than $22,000.
was caused by a misplaced decimal
point bv an accountant.
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PACIFIC WINDED
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FOR TIGER SQUAD
IN COMING FALL
Hood River, Bend and Eu
gene Listed Among Foes
Three Games at Home,
Four On Other Grids
Three of the toughest high school
football teams lr the state will face
off against MiKiford high's Black Tor
nado on f:.e local field thle fall. It
was regaled today by Coach Bill
Bowerman a he released the 137
schedule. They sre Hood River, Bend
and Eugene, and each Is considered
far snd away the most poweiful ag
gregation In Its respective section of
Oregon.
Other teems to tangle with Med
ford sre Oranta Pass, Ashland and
Klamath Falls, Southern Oregon con
ference members, snd Roaeburg
Those gsmes will be played away
from home. A tentative battle with
Eureka high la also slated for tbe
local stadium, and Coach Bowerman
said he was attempting to line up
an opener for the last week In Sep
tember, also to be staged here.
Three Home Games.
The wsy the schedule stsnds now,
Medford will play three games In
their own bsckysrd and four away
from home, with all three confer
ence encounters being staged In
their opponent' lair. If the Eureka
affair Is billed, there will be four
home games, and If an opponent
can be found for September 25, fans
will see the Tigers In five appear
ances on the local turf.
The 1037 slate Is considered the
most killing ever attempted by a
Medford team. Bend, Eugene and
Hood River were all champlona of
their respective district last season,
snd with each school losing few let
termen, they are again figured the
clnss of their sections.
Commenting on the "killer" sched
ule, which he negotiated with the
Idea of giving his team the moat
representative array of battlea over
attempted by, not only Medford,
probably, but any team In Oregon,
Coaoh Bowermsn stated he could
not see one soft spot, with the pos
sible exception of Roseburg.
Hard Tests Listed.
He named Eugene high's Axmen,
the Klamath Falla Pelicans and
Bend's Lava Bears as probably the
toughest test of 'all, but called the
traditional Ashland game, "undoubt
edly one of our tallest hurdles,"
Highlight of the campaign will
be the Eugene gome here on Tiionks
glvlng day. Coached by Frit Krlsler.
the mighty Axmen pounded through
su undefeated season last year, ana
blasted Medford. 44-0. for the Tigers'
worst defeat In 16 years. Eugene hss
Its entire tesm bick, ond is expected
to find no opposition In the Wlllem
ette valley, nor In the entire State,
for that matter.
In elating Hood River for October
3, here, Coach Bowerman picked the
outfit that lost sesson played Jef
ferson high of Portland on Turkey
day for the mythical state title. The
Applcplckers were undefeated until
that time. More than one-half the
team returns this fall, and Coach
Jimmy Carr expeots the greatest
team in history.
New llend Coach.
Bond hlah. undefeated last sea-
sou, although tied by Klamath Falls.
will be ooached by Johnny Lonaani,
former teammate of Coach Bower
man at the University of Oregon
The Lava Boars, big and powerful,
return almost Intact for the 1037
cumpulgn. The game will be here
October 30. Londahl succeeds Jerry
Llllle this year, the latter accepting
a Portland high school post.
With those three teams scheduled.
Medford will face the strongest out
fits of the Willamette valley, the
Columbia river basin, and custom
Oregon. And, thst Is saying nothing
of Klamath Falls, Ashland and Oranta
Pass, which will all be tremendously
stronger thsn last year.
May Play at Mgllt.
Regarding the possibility of play
ing one or more gamea under the
arc lights, the Medford coach said
that the Hood River, Eureka (If
definitely slsted), and Bend battles
might be stsged at night, the Isst
nsmed depending somewhat on the
weather.
The schedule follows:
Sept. 25 Open.
Oct. 3 Hood River at Medford.
Oct. 6 Medford at Roseburg.
Oct. IS Eureka at Medford (ten
tative.) Oct. 22 Medford at Klamath Falla.
Oct. SO Bend at Medford.
Nov. 11 Medford at Ashland.
Nov. 19 Medford at Grant Pas
Nov. 85 Eugene at Medford.
Foetal recelpta at Augusta, Oa
have shown a gain for 43 consecu
tive months.
Walter Spangier of Bprirm Grove.
Pa., dlalocated his Jaw by yawning.
Coffee was Introduced Into Europe
by Venetian traders In 1615.
Tea was introduced into Europe
bv Spnl trader In IMS.
FINER FILM
FINISHING
Free developing, better
print, quicker service
In by 11 Ready at 0
SWEMS
KODAKS
Budge Wins
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La. f r..uil Wf.gg;
Donald Budge, lanky red-head from Oakland, Calif., won the all
England sing Irs tennis championship, blasting Germany's Boron Gott
fried von Crnmm off the courts In straight sets, 6-8, 6-4, 6-2. Bud Re
Is shown above In action against O. p. Hughes whom he defeated in
the semi-final round.
Crescent City Fielder
Leads League Batters;
Grants Pass High Team
Orvllle Farmsted, the Crescent City
outfleldlng flash, made a runaway
race of the first-half Southern Ore
gon league batting battle by clouting
out 11 bite In 21 trips to the plate
for an average of .624. The brilliant
youngster or the first-half champlona
also crossed the plate nine times to
lead all others in the runs-scored de
partment. Lefty Baker, Roseburg, Cliff Mc
Lean, Ashland, and Chuck Ostrom
and Melvln McCarthy of Oranta Pass
finished the first-half with batting
marks of .400 or over, McCarthy was
the lone league player to connect
safely In every game, all others fall
ing at least once.
Boasting a mark of .297. the second
place Grants Pass Merchants finished
with the highest team batting aver
age. The Crescent City Chlnooks were
a poor second with .239, and Med
ford's Craters hit only .218 although
tlelng for third place In the race.
Individual Bat!
(regulars In three
Name
Framated ......
Baker -..
McLean
Ostrum
McCarthy
Spann
Sllva ,
Robertson ......
Miller ..
Ray ... ...
Shlnn ...
Rhodes
Reynolds
Thompson .
Machndo
Schopf ...........
Pete
Team
.;..Crecent City ..
....Roseburg
...Ashland
....a rants pass
..-Grants Basa .
.Crescent city
Crecent City ........
....Roseburg ......
.Crescent City
....Oranta pass
....Roseburg ......
Ion dale -
-..Crescent City
..Olendle
..a rants Pass
..Ashland
. Glendale
..-Medford
Grants Pass ............
-..Ashland ..-.-.-
..- Glendale
Roseburg
Grants pas ..........
....Ashland
-..Qlendale
Ash land
....Ashland
....Medford
..-Olendale
Crescent City
Lewi
Blacksmith ...
Lesvens .
Willis
Ooff
Hnrtmnn
Hall
Stewart
Ager
Peterson
B. Smith
Miller
Koll
Yackemoulh
..Crescent City
Bed Zo&uilodu, Jlihei
Championship
Lefty Koll, with four wins and no
defeat led all pitchers. Both pitched
for Crescent City.
Pitching percentages, team batting
averages and Individual batting aver
ages follow:,
Pitchers (two games or more) "
W. L. Pet.
Koll, Crescent City - - 4
Deo. Crescent City 8
Hardy. Ashland -.... 2
pepper, Medford S
Griggs, Grants pass ......... 3
Little, Roreburg 1
1.000
1.000
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. 600
.600,
.500
.500
.333
.200
000
, Carpenter, Glendale 1
Farthering, Roseburg 1-
Brown. Ashland 1
Brlckson. Medford - 0
Team Batting Averages (first half)
AB. H. Ave
Grants Pass 259
Crescent City 259
Ashland I.......-. 272
Roseburg ........ '. 1- 263
77
67
Olendale ..: 251
Medford 254
Ing Averages
gomefl or more)
AB R H
21 9 11
30 8 ia
17 3 7
30 8 12
25 8 10
1 4 8
31 8 ' 11
2.1 3 8
39 4 10
24 7 8
24 8 8
18 .1 8
18 3 8
15 4 5
31 5 10
31 2 10
3 8 10
93 4 10
2 3 0
30 3 0
10 1 3
28 7 8
38 4 8
14 1 4
31 1 8
38 2 7
31 3 0
13 2 4
31 1 8
12 3 3
12 1 8
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.412
.400
.400
.373
.335
348
.345
.333
.333
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.333
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.323
.923;
.313
.313
.310;
J00!
.300 ;
SKIS''
.233;
J 78
.369
.387
.287
.358
.350
.250
! EUREKA GOLF FORCE
TO INVADE
Members of the Rogue Valley Golf
club will play their second Inter-city
team match of the year next Sun
day morning when they entertain 25
dlvot-dlggera of the Eureka, Cat., club
over the local greens and fairways.
The match will be a return engage
ment from two years ago when the
locals traveled to the California coast
City.
The visiting golfers will arrive in
Medford Saturday afternoon, and
after practicing on the Rogue Valley
links, will be entertained at a ban
quet In the Hotel Medford at 6:30
p. m.
The team match will be scored by
the Nassau system, allowing one point
for the first nine holes, one point
for the second nine, and one point
for the entire 18. Players will be
matched with opponents as nearly
even In handicap as possible.
All members of the local club who
played against McCloud two weeks
ago are asked to get in touch with
either Bob Hammond, Dave Wilcox
or Leland Clark.
SEEDED FAVORITES
STAY IN NET RACE
PORTLAND, July 7. (p) . Oregon's
30th annual tennis championships
entered the second day with most of
the seeded stars In the running after
easy victories over first round op
ponent Tuesday.
Two favorites, howeven, forfeited
their chances, Wllilsm Hope Doeg of
Santa Monica, Cal., seeded No. 2 In
the men's singles, ond Ruth Ronald,
defending women's, champion, de
faulting. Sam Lee remained the favorite In
the men's division, easily winning
from Wes Hartman. his first round
opponent, 6-0, 6-4.
Eugene Beal, Salem, defaulted to
Doug Lefebvre, Seatle, In the Junior
men's singles.
In the women's division Ann Wag
ner. Portland, eliminated Rachel Yo
cum, Salem, 6-3, 6-2.
Promoter Mack LUlard today an
nounced the personnel of his first
open-air wrestling program next
Monday night, to be staged under
the lights .it the high school foot
ball stadium.
The Black Dragon will meet Prince
Mlhallkls In the mam event; Sammy
Kohen, a newcomer from New York
City will face Frnnk Stojack In the
middle tangle; and Dale Haddock will
battle Prank Clemens, the Indian
"wonder boy" from Oklahoma, In
the opener.
Jack LaRue from Kansas City,
tc.ans., will referee while RAy Friable
takes a short vacation.
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(By th Associated Press.)
Coast.
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San Diego
Los Angeles
Portlsnd
Sesttle :
Oakland
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W. L. Pet.
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(No major lesgue gsmes standings
unchanged.)
SOFTBALL TEAMS
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Games Tonight.
Commercial lesgue:
Lamports vs. Office Boys.
Fabera vs. 20-30 Club.
Service league:
Telephone vs. Postofflce.
Lions vs. Copco.
Commercial and Service league
Softball clubs will resume action
under the lights on the high school
field tonight, with four teams of
each circuit seeing action, beginning
at 7:45. The two Service league en
counters are previously postponed
games, not originally slated for to
night. A warning has been Issued by
league and school officials that all
teama must be prepared for action
at the appointed time for which
their games are billed.
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feated third defender of the America'
cup, today faced two unsuccessful
rivals In what cannot be considered
other than post-war engagements.
Ranger, after eight straight vic
tories, was named last night to meet
T. O. M. Sopwlth's second British
challenger, Endeavour n, in the in.
tematlonal sailing engsgement which
will open off here July 31.
That meant Vanderbllt had bees
assigned for the third successive tuna
to thwart John Bull In hi 16th at
tempt to recover the unattractive
product of a long-dead allver&mlth
which at the present market value of
silver la worth less than 960.
After making Ranger the defender,
the cup committee of the New York
Yacht club decided- to keep her in
racing trim with s much competi
tion s ws available, so they sched
uled four races this week with Oer
srd B. Lambert's Yankee and Chan
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A fhaln of 76 hostels to sccom
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at 25 cent a night is operated In
New England.
French cooking possesses spproxl
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one.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
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