Medford mail tribune., July 25, 1938, Page 2, Image 2

PAOE TWO
Grapplers Resume in Open Air Card at High School Field
TrwliMiill I ?J
TEAM WRESTLING
WILL BE FEATURE
IN SPORT REVIVAL
McDonald and Smolinski to
Meet Kenaston and Kelly
In New Style Action
Wilson, Pasha to Open
Promoter Mack Llllanl's grappling
trout, ebaent from this oommunlty
for Uia pant month, flarea lortn with
fauawsd Inn tonight at tna open.
Ir high aohool atadlum In tha (Irat
undar-tha-stars program bf tha aum
mrr aaaaon. Aa uaual, brawling ataru
at 0:30 aharp, and than will ba no
ohanga In admlsalon pricoa.
With 'J400 flna aaata avallabla, 400
Ungalda and 3000 grneral admUalon
ona o( tha largaat wrcatllng crowds
In meant yours la axpnotod to jam
tha atadlum to wltnaaa tha mat laam
battle avar atagrd In aouthern Ore
gon. It will ba Sockoya Jack McDonald
and Polish Palooka Joa Bmollnskl
taamlng together In a one-hour,
four-out-of-alx Jail encounter with
Bgt. Dob Kenaston, Oold lilU'a prlda
and Joy. and Flaah Kelly, a clean
and aolentlflo newcomer from San
Trnncleoo. Tlia two teama will sock
ach other around until ona or the
other olHalna four tumbles, within
the apaca of 00 mlmitca.
Rounding out tha program, Benny
Wilson of Texaa and All Faaha of
Hindustan clash In a all-round open
Inn astto. Toy Alio, popular Finnish
rsJerae, will attempt .to keep things
from going ohaotlo.
All alx principals oil tonight's da
luxe attraction are In great ahape
for tha open-air Inaugural, MeDon
Id, rugged eloggcr from Brattle,
haa been training ardoualy for tha
past two weeks, and clatrna ha la In
tha finest physical condition of hla
caraar. Kenaaton, master of tha
devastating Oold Hill crab, haa been
wraatllng In aouthern California for
all months, aa haa Joa Smolinski,
tha villainous Pole, Doth are In tip
top fettle. Flash Kelly, making hla
first appearance hero, la reputedly
ona of the beat legltlmaM wrostlars
In tha game, and la a certain crowd-
pleaaer, Mllard aaya.
Althoinh tonlght'a team battle will
ba the first ever held hare, It la
not a new wraatllng Innovation. For
tha paat several years grapplers In
Portland and other norlliwcal cities
have pooled their ability agalnat two
or three other grunt and groanere,
with tha result that fana have wit-
nesaert apaotaoular and dramatlo ac
tion never aaan In matchea between
alngta wroatlera.
Possibilities of roualng mat action
are almost unlimited In bouta be
tween two or three-man teams. For
Instance, when ona team obtalna a
fall from tha other, tha fallen grap
pier must retire from tha ring leav
ing hla opponent to faca the on
alaught of tha unweakencd other
duo. When ona team aecurea two
falls, the grapplers rest for three
mtnutee, then coma back Intact to
battle It out until four tumblaa are
registered.
GOLD HILL TRAMPLES
i, 18 TO 4
Oold Hlll'i Beavera alumped out
an IB to 4 Jackson county league
baneball victory over Propeot yea
Wnlay at Gold HIU. with C. Kelt
and Crook hammering homer (or
the winner and Dickey hitting for
the circuit for Prospect. Ftoley, Coy,
O. KU and Gardner all obtained
three hit off the trio of Proapec.
hurlor. while Bailey of Oold HIU
gave up only four eafetiea In atve-n
inning.
Scor: R. H, I.
Odd HIU 18 1? a
fropct 4 6 0
Bailey, Gardner, T. Kell and Coy;
Dueenberry. Klltjon. Johnm and
HIU.
01
WILL CAVORT AGAIN
rORTlaAND. Or., JUlT J3
aSom prom ll rid rookie of 1910 and
thereabout will wobble- out of the
Vaughn Street rrfc durvut tonight
and bravely tak peak t ton again for
an inning or two,
Th northwMtli annual old-timer
gam la on th book Portland dia
mond granddad will play 9att'.
aciattoa permitting, tn a conteat that
will tmeh tvneraM trory aa IV"
con Van Burrn. Hunky Shaw and
Bud Sutherland In flannel acatn
Th game, beloved by th vintage
fan for th memories It reawaken,
will draw old-time n'.ayera from all
part of th northarat.
ROSEBURG JUMORS WIN
15 TO 0 OVER TOLEDO
MCWCBVRO. Cr, July 84. (API
Tha FvMebure Lain Junior ha
hall team, barred last week from
furUier c-iptHln tn the state i
earlea for delava tn filing plarera'
eredenuals. batted out a 18 to 0
victory over TWede aecond place
winner. In dutrtel t, here ffundav
Score R. H. I
TWedo 0 7 8
Roretnirf, 18 11 1
Llai. rtowsrd. Kffern and Hver
Wln Otmh-vker. XUlVugai and
Bvrd. Norton
Csa at ail rruuaa Kant Ada
kf J- U: if
jljssMsaJka
All Pasha (uliove). turhnned anilrlever grnppler from lllndiislan, will
ba ona of tha prlnrlpiils In tonight 'oprn-ulr mat fcstlvnl at tha high
school stadium. Ha faces lirnny Wlliini of Traa III tha first bout of the
availing, the pair clashing In an Australian eyatrin mutch consisting of
sli 10-mlniita rounds,
IN EUREKA HOSPIATL;
LACKS REST AND F000
EUREKA, Oal., July 3ft, (UP)
Adam Zlegler'a attempt to aot a naw
marathon record from Bun Francisco
to Grants Paaa, Ore., ended hero loat
night in a hoaplul.
The da-year old Auatrlan passed
out from exhaustion north of Areata
In Humboldt county and waa brought
to a hoapltal hero where attendanta
aid he waa Buffering chiefly from
lack of aleep and an Improper diet.
ZleRler. who left Sn Frnnclaoo
last Monday, hoped to break 'he
480-mtle marathan record act In 10J
by an Indian, Flying Cloud.
With Zlcgler unable to continue.
Flying Cloud'a record of days, 83
hours and 4 minutes atlU alanda.
Zlcgler waa ahead of Flying Cloud'a
time when ha waa forced to discon
tinue. SEATTLE SHOOTER
PORTLAND, Or., July 35 .D
A. L. Barnea. a acatter-gunner from
Seattle, broke 98 out of 100 clay
pigeon yesterday and won the grand
handicap championship, clewing event
of th Pacific International Tmp
ahootlng avkocIMlon tournament. The
ah oo ting waa from the 81 -yard line.
Frank Troeh, Portland, and Mrs. J.
Oobloa, Yrcka, Cal., ea,ch broke 97.
Four ahootera went perfect and di
vided first money In th Row City
"100" event, F. K. Corbett, Reno,
New: Al Carat eni. Jr.. Camtno, Cal ;
Troeh. and B. Carllal. Salt Lake
City.
Othor acorea In the handicap chain-1
ploivvhlp Included:
C. A. Punn, Klamnth Falla, 93;
J. B. Tnyh, Kugene, 90; Ray Olaxa.!
Bxigene, 91: O. O. Miltlhrand. Salem.;
W; C. J. Martin, Klamath Falls, t; I
John Tomlln. Medtord. 91; H. Crol-J
aant. Mcdford, 9; T. K. Daniel. Med-'
ford, SO; T. D. Tyv. S vise tie, W, j
WEST SIDE OARSMEN
WIN ON SHREWSBURY
RBD BANK. N. J, July 83. (VPl
Oaramen of the West Side Rowing
club, of Buffalo. N. Y, Sunday re
tained their national championship
In the Wth annual regatta of the '
National Amateur Rowing a.voc!.itln
held on the Soutl. Shrenahury river.!
Thouaands of periKMW who lined j
th river bank aaw th Buffalo :
creaa pile up 114 point. In econd i
place waji th Mew York Athletic club i
with ?a points, Th Penn A. C. oara
men were third with 61. T-.e Ariio-
naut Boat club, of Twonto waa
fourth with marker and th
I'ndlne Barge elvib of PhiUdelphia
finiahed fifth with 40.
Nine Injured When
Grandstand Falls
PORTVANIV Ore. Aug . (API
A grarMMand collavied at the Inter-
natKMial U-ushrenien and Ware-
hoiurmen union picnic at Vlklne.
park yeatrrday and injured nine per
ions. Mrs W;UHm avmlni. . of Port-
u mo awiouty hurt
au-
r"r1 poasltua nip rr.tur
Ta stand swayed and trten splin
tered when 10 pervMis .t.mjystcd
toe enrrty.
gake tal. AUim
ASTORIA. Ore. July sj ,AP)
Atoria earthquake of 5tuV.. tu
marked up In tjie rnliKt. oi l.x-l
re-odfrta as a fslw alarm arter It .
learned 5aturiy n sM t-st a UiW
pound dynamite c.ia-.-e nsd brn
detonated in a quarry blast.
MEDFORD MATL
"Mat's-
JUNIOR CRAT
BOW TO TALENT
Talent belted thre Mertford Junior
Crater hurlera for 10 hit yeatrdny
nt Talent to win a Jaclwon county
league, baseball game, 13 to 6. Eddie
Jonnla. Tnlent aecond baseman, led
the nttnek with five hlta tn flvo
trips, Including a double and triple,
and Mnxaon and Jonea each col
looted three aafetlea,
Th winner tallied four tlmea off
Ray Erlekaon. Medford'a atartlng
pitcher, got four more off Croufcher.
who entered the game lu the fourth
Inning, and wound up by tallying
four time off Ray Lewla, who pitched
the liut two Innings.
Larry Pepper and Harold McAbae
divided the Tnlent mound duties and
scattered 14 Mcdford blows fairly ef
fectively. Johnny Oltaen and Wayne
Curry rapped three htta apiece for
the junior Craters, with the latter
socking a triple.
Score: R. H. C
Talent 13 19 I
Mcdford fl U 0
Pepper. M o A b e e and Skeeters;
Krtckfon, Croucher, Lewla and Da
hack. Ashland Girl Dives
In Diamond Lake to
Recover Fish String
DIAMOND LAKE, July 33. -(Spl.)
The following la by C. N. Hansen, re
sort and traveling editor, Oakland
Tribune, Oakland. California, now va
cationing at Diamond Lake:
"Mlaa Laverne Robertson of the
Aahland chamber of commerce re
cently turned deep sea diver at Dia
mond take.
"Returning home after a success
ful day's fishing, and accompanied
by MUa Ver Notta Swarts'ec, with a
string o; fish In tow, the two line
parted wltn the result that the fish
landed en the lake bottom In thirty
fiet of water.
"Removing her wrlrt watch and
shoes Mlsa Robertson, after several
attempts, succeeded In diving to the
bottom of the lake and recovering th
fish.
"Needle to say Miss Robertson waa
voted the most ardent flheman ever
to visit Diamond Lake.
"Incidentally a ten pounder and
another weighing twelve pounds were
landed the same day 'by other fish
ermen. Exhaustion Haults
Marathon Paddle
SANTA MONICA. Calif., July .
(API Paul Chotteau. rrrnch swim
mer, was forced by exhaustion to ttre
up his lons-distanoe swim at 10 a. m.
today while about IS mllea short of
his goal. He waa taken from the
water pome distance off Mallbu. mo
tion plctuiT beach colony.
Chotteau waa attempting to swim
the S6 miles from Santa Barbaia
Island to Ventre. Cal.. "Just for fun.'
He dld into the Pacific at U (t
p. m.. last Saturday.
Grants Pass Ekes
Out 6 to 5 Win
GRANTS PASS. July JS (API
Althouch outhit It blows to wren.
Grants Paaa nosed out Crescent City
8 to 3 tn a Southern Oregon league
game here Sunday.
At Trekv the CaUIornlana blanked
G!erK1. 1 to 0. in a brtllla,at p:trh
er, battle.
Ctviin t rv. Cot Too Lata to C'a
urs Ada a I N p aa
n tuttioflied SIVIOM1 will
protect your car ttnlth.
Daily's Auto Painting
it outh turttelt
TRTBITND. MEDFOTtD.
ASHLAND, 26 TO
Rickert Opens Offensive
With Homer in First In
ning Ashland Weakened
by Absence of Regulars
They are sadly rebuilding th
fenoea In Ashland today, thankful
that Med ford's crashing Graters have
made their final Southern Oregon
league appearance of the season In
that village.
Touched off by Manager Wnlly
Rlckert'a soaring home run over the
centerfleld wall in the first Innlntr
with one aboard. ; dynamite con
tained In Crater bats didn't stop ex
ploding until all single-game offens
ive records for the year were busted
The score was 38 to 11, giving Med
ford It third straight second-half
victory and a share of the. league
lead, and Ashland Its third consec
utive setback In this half and a cor
ner of the cellar championship.
Oft ii3 Bafct.es
Unleashing the most vicious bat
ting attack tn two seasons, the Cra
ters pounded Righthanders Phil
Orlggs and Arba Ager, Llthlan pitch
ers, for 35 safe hits, Including two
home runs, a triple and five double.
In addition to Rickert, Bob Smith
belted a round-trlpper In the fourth
with nobody on, Tommy White bloat
ed a 400-foot triple against the right
field boards In Uio ninth, Hozater
Hoffard hit two doubles and two
singles In four trips for a perfect
day, and Lewis, McLean and Ham pel
socked doubles.
Lewis got four hits, so did Mc
Lean, and White batted out a couple
of singles to go with his triple. The
Craters scored In every Inning, but
the eighth, their biggest coming In
the third when alx tallies pattered
across. Hoffard, out all Saturday
night fluting fire, enjoyed his best
batting day of the season.
Weakened by the absence of First
Baseman Leonard Patterson, Short
stop Ted Schopf and Pitcher Alva
Merrltt, all of whom were on the
flre-flghtlng lines, the LI th Inns nev
er had a chance. They managed to
belt Lowell Brown, Med ford's start
ing hurlor, for eight hits and six runs
In the first six Innings, and BUI
Rathke for four safeties and five
tollies In the last three frames, but
they were net enough.
Ager I.fthlan Bat Star
Arba Ager was the Uthlana' big
gun yesterday, rapping five straight
hits In five chances, and Darrell
Leavens clouted a homer in the sev
enth with one on base, In addition
to getting two one-bsscrs.
Brown, in his six Innings of mound
toll for the Craters fanned six and
gave up two passes. The Llthlans
solved him for two runs In the first
on Baughmau's single, a walk to
Leavens and singles by Ager and Por
terfleld. They got three more In the
fourth on a hit batsman, error by
Calvert and Smtth, a walk and Ager's
single, and tallied again In the sixth
on Lewis' error and singles by Leav
ens and Agar.
Rathke, opening the seventh for
the Craters, waa promptly touched
for five runa. Orlggs' single. Leaven's
homer to right-center and Ager'a dou
ble, coupled with two more errors and
a walk, doing the business.
Orlggs waa no mystery to the Cra
ters. Following two runs in the first
when Rickert lofted his homer, the
Med ford's came back with three more
In the second on a single by Rickert.
Lewis' double and singles by Hoffard
and White. Hoffard' two-base hit
and Lewis single, added to three
walks and two errors, accounted for
six more markers In the third. Smith
hit hi homer In the fourth, and In
the fifth four more runs were punch
ed over on hit by Lewis. HoffarJ.
White. McLean, Brown and Calvert.
Third base man Ager took over Ash
land'a pitching duties In the sixth,
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OKEGOy, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1938.
A.
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A pitched ball which lilt ditcher
Illidy York of the Detroit Tigers In
the head left a three-cornered cash
and sent him to the hoapltal tor
treatment. The accident ocrurred
during a game between the Tigers
mid Washington at the capltol city.
York Is shown In the hospital, his
head Mvathcd In bandagea.
giving up five runa In that Inning,
no mora In tha seventh and (our In
the ninth.
Next Sunday, Grants Paaa travela
to Medford.
Box score:
Mrdtord (20)
AB R H PO At
Calvert, 3b- - 5 3 3 3 3 3
RlcXort. If 4 3 3 0 0 0
Qreeman, If 3 0 0 0 0 0
Lewis, lis 8 4 4 3 3 3
Hoirnrd. ct . 4 3 4 3 1 0
Sskralda, cf . 3 0 110 0
White, 'rf 6 3 3 1 0 0
McLean, c-3t 7 3 4 7 3 1
Smith, lb 4 3 18 13
Hampel, 3b . 8 3 3 3 3 1
Brown, p 4 1 3 0 0 0
Rail He, p 1 0 0 0 3 0
ToUls 94 36 39 37 13 8
' Ashland (11)
AB R H PO A E
Baughman, rf 3 3 10 10
Leavens, 3b 9 3 3 3 8 3
Ager; 3b-p . 8 0 6 0 4 0
Portcrfleld. lb 8 0 3 8 1 1
Hess, aa . S 1 0 4 1 1
Orlggs, p-3b 4 3 110 0
Simpson, o, 4 3 0 8 1 1
Burden, cf 8 1 0 3 0 0
Keeder, If 4 1 0 3 0 0
Totals 38 11 13 37 13 6
Runa by Innings:
Medford 336 143 10426
Ashland - 300 301 60011
Summary: Two-base hlta: Ager.
Lewis, Hoffard 3. McLean, Hampel.
Three-base hit: White. Home runa;
Rickert, Smith, Leavens. Sacrifice
hlta; Baughman 3, Simpson. Ager.
Stolen bases: Hampel 3, Smith, Hof
fard, Calvert, rxiuble play: Leavens
to Simpson. Passed balls: Simpson 3.
Wild pitches. Brown, Rathke. Hit Dy
pitcher; Calvert by Griggs. White and
Smith by Ager, Griggs by Brown. Hess
and Baughman by Rathke. Struck
out: by Brown t. Rathke 3, Grlgga 4.
Ager 3. Basra on balls; off Brown 3,
Rathke 1. Orlgga 7, Ager 3. Eight hlta
8 runs off Brown In 6 Innings, 4 hits
6 runa off Rathke In 3 Innings, 14
hlta 16 runs oft Orlgga In 6 lnnigna,
11 hits 10 runs off Ager In 4 Innings.
Winning pitcher: Brown. Losing
pitcher; Griggs. Umpires; Miles and
Blrtck. Time of game; two Hours 38
minutes.
lleetles Ruin Crops
ALBANY, July 38 (API Farm
era complained to ' County Agent
Floyd C. Mullen today spotted beetles
had swarmed over extensive crop
acreage. Drought destroyed the bugs'
natural food aupply.
and TRUCKS
Phone 113
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TAKE 2 OUT OF 3
E
Youngsters Battle Through
17 Innings for Right to
Enter State American Le
gion Junior Playoffs
in alx houra and 17 lnnlnga of
baseball yesterday afternoon at the
high achol park, Eugene's American
Legion Junior baaeball team earned
tha right to enter the atata playoffs
at Woodburn by defeating Medford'
Legion Juniors, two games out of
three. The weary youngsters, starting
tlra first game at 1:00 o'clock, bat
tled through two flve-lnnlng encoun
ters and one seven Inning affair, and
finally atopped playing aa darknesa
began to settle down at 7 p. m.
Eugene won the first game. 6 to 3
Medford came back to deadlock the
serlea by grabbing the second en
counter In two extra lnnlnga. 16 to
10: and Eugene won the "rubber'
affair, 10 to 1.
Medford's Bob Neland gave up
only five hlta In the opener, and the
locala solved Bobby Robertson's de
livery for four safeties. Medford'a
three tallies were produced In the
fourth Inning on walks to Reed anl
Botte and Newland'a triple. Newland
scored after Schade filed out to cen
terfleld. Eugene acored twlco In tho first,
once lrr the third, twice more In
the fourth and onco In the fifth.
A six-run rally In the seventh
Inning, breaking a 10-10 tie, gave
Medford a win In the second en
counter. Jimmy Lewis got the only
hit of the Inning as DeAutremont
walked four batters and Eugene field
ers committed two errors. Newland
hit a homer In the fifth. Botts got
five straight walks and Miller, Wray
and Reed each collected two hits.
The third game was decided when
Eugene scored six times tn the third
inning. Robertson, on the mound
for the visitors again, gave up only
three hits, by Wray, Newland and
Reed, as his teammates, belted five
Medford pitchers for nine safeties.
DeAutremont hit a homer.
Scores: R. K. &.
Eugeno . 6 8 0
Medford 3 4 8
Robertson and Plath: Newland and
Botts.
K. H. S.
Eugene .10 6 8
Medford 16 8 4
DeAutremont. Plath. Boguard and
Plath, Shear: Newland, Winter ana
Botts.
R. H. E.
Eugene .10 8 1
Medford - .' 18 4
Robertson and Plath: Nevland.
Wlmer, Reed, Lewis, Botts, and BotU,
Newland.
CAPE HATTERAS
WILL BE
WASHINGTON (UP) Desolate and
lonely Cape Hatteraa, ona of tho fin
est fishing grounds on the Atlantic
coajt, will become a national parte on
completion of extensive erosion con
trol work, the interior department
has revcnled.
Along 175 mllea of aeacoast from
the Virginia border south to Ocracoke
Inlet, the national park service Is
creating protective forcdunes and
dune ranges, fixing the sand by pro
tective planting and reforestation.
Hatteraa is a storm worn barrier
spit between sound and ocean, from
several miles to a few hundred feet
in wodth. Along much of Its length
there are no roads. Its nearly primi
tive character makes it ideal for a
national park, park service officials
said.
SAVE TIME
Travel while
you sleep!
Leave in the evening. Next
morning you're to Portland or
Sao Frncico ttjrtshtd and
ready for work or pleasure,
after a good nicM'i sJecp.
You'll save a lot of rime. Train
far are low. For example:
SAN FRANCISCO
Tourist Fare S9.45 $li.0O
Lower Berth 1.7S 3. SO
In Coawhet S.42 1C00
PORTLAND
lstCUasFare 9.M S14 $5
Lower Berth 2.50 5.00
In Coaches 59 10.15
For detailed mformaooa on
train tchedules just pkx:
Southern Pacific
r. G. MOKR1S. AjtdL rtoi M
Coast League
W.
Los Angelea
Sacramento
Seattle
San Diego
San Francisco .
Portland
. 68
, 67
. 83
. 81
..60
. 66
. 68
. 43
Hollywood
Oakland
Natlunal League
W.
L. Pet.
30 .639
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago .
Cincinnati
Brooklyn .
Boston
St. Louis w
Philadelphia
83
61
49
47
36
37
.870
.553
.465
.46(1
.423
805
40
46
. 36 44
. 36 48
38 67
American League
W. L.
New York 80 38
Cleveland
Boston 47 31
Washington 46 41
Chicago .34 30
Detroit 40 . 46
Philadelphia 31 46
St. Louis 35 65
Pot.
.833
.623
.603
.523
.466
.465
.403
.313
Scores Yesterday
Coast
Seattle 8-7, L:s Angeles 3-3. -Portland
7-1, Oakland 3-4.
Son Francisco 0-4. San Diego 7-0.
Hollywood 10-2, Sacramento 7-3.
National
St. Louis 6-3, Brooklyn 4-3.
Chicago 8. New York 4 (15 lnnlnga)
Cincinnati 8-1, Philadelphia 6-6.
Pittsburgh 5-4, Boaton 4-2.
(1st game 16 Innings)
American
Detroit 7-7, Philadelphia 6-8.
New York 2-3, Chicago 0-8.
St. Louis 4-1, Washington 3-11.
Cleveland-Boston, rain.
DEMPSEY TO REFEREE
STEELE, HOSTAK FIGHT
SEATTLE. July 55. (UP) Jack
Dempsey arrived Sunday to referee
the middleweight title bout between
world champion Freddie Steele of
Tacoma and challenger Al Hostak of
Seattle Tuesday night In the civic
stadium.
Steele remained a slight favorite
over the 33-year old challenger. The
bout la acheduled for 16 rounds.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ada la 1:30 p m.
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jWADDELL IS HIGH
CITY RIFLE CLUB
Medford muskoteer number one waa
Ivan Waddell yesterday when the
local rifle club fired their second
annual Member's Match. Waddell.
against stiff competition, took two
firsts and placed high In remainder
of the matches, to win first In the
grand aggregate. This match Is heid
once every year on the Medford Rlfia
club smallbore range and Is limited
to club members only. First place In
each match was awarded a. silver
medal, second place and flrat In B
class received a bronze medal.
For total high score in the four
events, termed the grand aggregate.
Waddell received a beautiful gold
medal, aecond place won by Shelby
Tuttle, a silver medal, and third,
Mrs. C. C. Gall, a bronze medal.
Highlights of the morning were
Mrs. Waddell's 400x400 In the Dewar
match, and Shelby Tuttlo's and Ivan
Waddell's 10-x possibles at 50 yarda.
A "10-x possible." Is placing ten con
secutive shots In a half inch ring
on the 50-yard target.
Following the match, which fln
lahed at, 2:30, riflemen and their
families spent an enjoyable afternoon
on Rogue river.
Next firing on the smallbore range
will take place August 7 In prepara
tion for an lnter-club night shoot
at Yreka. Cal., under electric lights..
Outdoor lighted rarujes have proven
quite a drawing enrd In the soutu,
and the Yreka match will be the first
one of Its kind on the coast north
of Sacramento.
Medal winners In y e s t e r d a y's
matches were:
Pewar Match
Mrs. Ivan Waddell ......400-27x
Ed Lull - 399-20X
S. M. Tuttler, class B 397-21X
11-Carton Match
Mra. Ivan Waddell 309
S. M. Tuttle 208
Lew Conger, class B 204
50-yard Match
Ivan Waddell : 400-24X
C. R. Richmond 400-22X
S. M. Tuttle, class B ..395-16x
50-Meter Match
Ivan WaddeU 392
Mrs. O. C. Oall 391
R. L. Edwards, class B 384
Grand Aggregate
Ivan Waddell 1397x1430
Shelby Tuttle 1387
Mrs. C. C. Oall 1387
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