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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUN7)AY, JULY 14, 1940. State Game Commission Cuts Blacktail Deer Limit to One Buck OPEN SEASON ON ANTLERLESS DEER E Starvation of Herds Seen Some Areas No Pheas ant Shooting in West. Portland. July IS. UP) The state game commission cut the blacktail deer limit today to one buck Instead of the two form erly allowed western Oregon hunters. Commissioner! also voted against an open season on ant lerless deer this year but con tinued cow elk as fair game In tome sections. The board wai unanimous in denying an open season on does in Lake and Klamath counties, but George Aiken, Ontario mem ber, dissented In the vote on Murderers creek in Grant coun ty. Aiken, backing forest service federal fisheries and wildlife de partment and its own experts, declared herds might face wholesale starvation if a hard winter occurred In over-crowded - areas. A storm of protest followed the commission's 1939 open season on antlerless deer. The commission authorized Is suance of 200 cow elk tags In Umatilla and Wallowa county areas. The northeastern Oregon elk season remains the same from November 1 to 16, Inclus ive. Bag limits were unchanged Other open seasons include: Bull elk, Clatsop county noon August 24. to sunset Sep tember 2. Antelope September 29 to October 0 Inclusive, 2000 per mits to be Issued in Lake, Mal heur and Harney counties. China pheasant. Eastern Ore gon open season October 19 to 81, inclusive, except Malheur and Harney counties. Malheur county open October IS to No vember 14, inclusive, and Har ney county open only on Octo ber 19, 20, 23, 26, 27 and 30. Saga grouse and prairie chick ensentire state closed all year. : Sooty and blue grouse all counties closed except Union, Baker and Wallowa counties, op en August 23 to 31, Inclusive, and Clatsop county, open Oc tober 20 to 26, Inclusive. Valley, Bob White and Call fornla quail no change in east ern Oregon, but all counties closed to pheasant hunting in western Oregon closed to quail. Mountain or plumed quail entire state closed. Silver gray squirrels open September 1 to October 31, in elusive, in Clackamas, Marion. Yamhill, Washington, Benton, Polk, Linn, Lane, Jackson, Douglas and Josephine counties. The deer seasons, set by legis lative edict, remain unchanged from September 20 to October 23, inclusive, except that cer tain of the reserves have been thrown open to hunting. These are the Canyon Creek, Mule Deer, Myrtle Creek, Mt. Emily. Ochoco, Sterns Mountain and Warner (outside limits of federal reserve) reserves. Application was made to the commission that It recommend federal regulations on migratory waterfowl hunting be changed to advance morning and extend evening shooting hours. It also was asked to urge a staggered season. Members of the commis sion expressed disfavor of the latter idea, but took no official action on either. Antelope licenses will be Is sued by lot until August 1 if any remain. They will be distri buted by application. COASTER CONTEST LATE IN AUGUST The third annual Mall Tribune-Boy Scout Medford Junior roaster derby will be held the latter part of August on Queen Ann avenue, It was announced yesterday by Ray Harrison, general chairman of this year's derby committee, who succeeds M. C. (Doc) Wright, last year's head. A large entry list Is expected for the popular event, and all boys Interested in competing In the race are Informed they can deceive further Information and a copy of the rules at Boy Scout headquarters or the Sims bicy fie shop on North Fir street A PAINTER OP REPUTATION Daily's Anto Painting tft douth tUrtiiMt 13 WINS IN ROW, NEAR TO RECORD Washington, July 13. (IP) Buck Newsom'f thirteenth suc cessive victory featured Detroit's sweep of a doubleheader today with Washington. The burly right hander checked the Sen ators with two hits in the night rap to win, 4-0, after the Tigers had taken the first game 4-3. Newsom, in nearing the Amer ican league record of 16 con secutlve triumphs held Jointly by Joe Wood, Walter Johnson, Lefty Grove and Schoolboy Rowe, had a no-hlt game in his grasp until the seventh inning. After walking Buddy Lewis in the first inning, Newsom retired 16 Senators in order before walking George Case with two out In the sixth. Gerald Walk er's single through the box lead ing off in the seventh inning wrecked Buck's hopes of a no hitter. First game: R. H. E Detroit 4 9 3 Washinston 3 7 2 Bridges, Smith, Benton andj icoDciis; ieonara ana rerreu, Second game: Detroit 4 9 0 Washington 0 2 1 Newsom and Sullivan; Mar terson, Monteagudo and Early: Philadelphia, July 13. (IP) The first place Cleveland In- dians swept a three-game series from the Athletics, taking ad vantage of five Philadelphia misplays to win, 6 to 4. Four of the errors came In the eighth and ninth Inning and Ken Keltner and Lou Boudrcau promptly followed them up with singles that shattered 4-4 tie. Connie Mack and his son. Roy, were honored before the game by the American Legion for their Interest in Legion baseball. Five players, Hal Wagner, Johnny Babich and Laurence Davis of the A-S and Bob Feller and Boudreau of Cleveland were awarded plaques by the Legionnaires Cleveland 6 11 0 Philadelphia 4 7 S Harder, Allen and Pytlak: Hoss, Caster and Hayes. New York, July 13. (IP) The thunder in the Yankee bats that made a wreck out of the American league last year broke forth again today and submerged the St. Louis Browns by 18-4 and 12-6. Joe DiMagglo was the most potent puncher, slamming out a pair of homers in the first game and another in the second. First game: St Louis 4 10 0 New York 18 11 0 Nlggeling. H. Mills, Coffman, Cox and Susce, Ace. Second game: St. Loiiis 6 7 8 New York 12 7 7 Bildllll, Trotter, Coffman and Swift, Susce. Pearson, Hadley and Rosar. Boston. July 13. (IP) The Chicago White Sox blanked the Boston Red Sox in both ends of a doubleheader today, Ted Ly ons capturing the first gome. 3-0, and the nightcap behind the two-hit pitching of Big Jack Knott. First game: Chicago 8 10 1 Boston ...................... 0 7 2 Lyons and Tresh; Baby and Deautela. Second game: Chicago 7 13 3 Boston 0 2 0 Knott and Tresh; Wilson, Os termueller, Wagner and Pea cock, RACING Chicago. July 13 UPl Blue Delight, at 14 to 1 In the bet ting, won the $28,000 Arling ton Lassie stake for two-year old fillies at Arlington park to day, with the odds-on favorite Misty Isle, sec&;.d and Valdina Myth third. Release Players Idaho Falls. Idaho. July 13. I'll The release of Jack Hall and Pat O'Shea, pitcher and sec ond baseman, respectively, of the Idaho Falls Pioneer league Russets, was announced today by Lou Garland, business man ager. Sleep In Your Car Let us shew you how we convert your car Into a comfortable bed. Hohlweg'sTop & Glass Shop tin a nartlett. FELLER CLOSE TO TVI Philadelphia, July 13. (IP) A blister kept Cleveland's Bob by Feller from chalking up his second no-hlt, no-run game of the season, says Rollie Hemsley, Feller's battery mate. The 21-year-old Iowa farm boy turned in a 1 to 0, one hit performance against the Athletics Friday night. For seven innings the pride of Van Meter, Iowa, mowed down the A's without a hit, only one man reaching first by get ting a walk. Then Dick Siebert. first man up for the A't in the eighth, singled over second base. "Siebert't a first-ball hitter." Hemsley declared. "If it wasn't for that blister we'd have curved him on the first pitch. But the blister gave Bob trou ble when he tried to throw a n. .nrf k- m. it- one and he hit it.' The blister developed on the fourth finger of Feller's right hand and resulted, Hemsley ex plained, from the force with which the hurler gripped the ball. New York, July 14. (JP) They say Harry Dannlng, the National league's batting cham pion, is slipping. But a close inspection of his current batting average a lusty .346 shows the "slippage" is about as rapid and as alarming as that of an iceberg. The Giant catcher and "work horse" is on top for the third straight week, his mark giving him the edge over Dixie Walker of the Dodgers, who is powder ing the ball at a .333 clip. Chicago, July 13. (IP) The hot race for hitting honors in the American league continues unabated among four stalwarts who have been In the lead or close to it all season. Tart Wright, Chicago's chubby right fielder. Is the current pace setter, having a fractional mar gin over his teammate, Luke Apiling. Wright lost four points during the week, but still shows the way with a mark of .3304, through Fridays' games. Ap pling, who led the league in hitting in 1936 with a .388 mark, gained seven points, boosting him to .3337. WILL END TODAY The 1940 championship of the annual Barker Palm Beach handicap tournament will be decided at the Rogue Valley Golf club today in a pair of 18-hole matches, one this morn ing and the other this after noon. At 9:00 o'clock, Dick Wray will tee off against Ben Trow bridge, the winner to meet Charles Clay. Sr., in the final and title match after lunch. Wray, winner of the fifth flight plnys with an 18 handicap, while Trowbridge, third-flight champion, has a handicap of 17. Clay, winner of the second (light, carries a 14 handicap. The only match this week In the Barker tournament, Keith Kittle versus Clay, went to the latter on a default Astoria Signs Games Astoria. July 13. IIP) Coach' nowara tioDson of me wniver sity of Oregon basketball team, reached an agreement with an Astoria group yesterday where by the Webfoot quintet will play two games here, probably In December. Opponents were not selected. Cloaint time to Too Lata to dea lt tj Ada la I ao p m m. CURT DAVIS ENDS DODGERS LOSING SPELL WITH WIN Cincinnati, July 13. (IP) Curt Davis broke the Brooklyn Dodgers four game losing streak, and the Cincinnati Reds' hearts, today when he hurled the Brooks to a 3-1 victory in the second game of a double header. The Reds had run the Dodgers losing streak to four straight with a 7-6 victory in the open ing game. The split enabled the Dodgers to remain one and a half games back of the league leaders. First game: R. H. E. Brooklyn , 6 13 1 Cincinnati . 7 8 0 Carleton, Kimball, Fette, and nv, i it. . i n.- t i Lombardi, Second game: R. H. E. Brooklyn 3 18 1 Cincinnati 1 8 4 Davis and Phelps; Thomison and Hershbergcr. St. Louis, July 13. (IP) The St. Louis Cardinals pulled a pair of "photo finishes" today to clip the New York Giants in both ends of double-header, 7-6 and 4-3. The Cards broke a six game losing streak by pushing over the winning run in the ninth inning. In each game. First game: R. H. E. New York 6 17 2 St Louis 7 13 1 Hubbell, W. Brown. Kulyn, Lynn, and Dannlng; Warneke J. Russell, Lanier, and Owen, Delancey. Second game: R. H. E New York 3 7 1 St. Louis .. 4 10 0 Gumbert, W. Brown, Vanden- berg and O'Dea; Cooper and Owen. Chicago, July 13. W) Man uel Salvo, the lanky Boston right-hander, obtained from the New York Giants last month, pitched hl second straight shutout nd ' fourth victory to day as the -Bees defeated the erratic Chttago Cubs, 3 to 0, before 6,768-spectators. 1 Scot .r R. H. E. Boston s 5 8 3 Chicago 0 6 5 Salvo and Berres; Mooty. Pace, and Todd. Pittsburgh, July 13. (Ph The Pittsburgh Pirates staged a three-run rally in the eighth inning today to edge out the Phillies 9 to 8 in a free-hitting game before a slim Saturday crowd of 2,473. Score: R. H. E. Philadelphia 8 13 1 Pittsburgh 9 14 0 Blanton. Si Johnson, Pearson and Atwood, Warren; Brown. Kllnger, Lanahan, MacFayden and Lopez, Bowman. SPECIAL SAFETY T Miss Marjorie Kelly announced yesterday that a special test would be held in about two weks for all students who failed to pass or were unable to take their Red Cross water safety campaign tests held recently. The special test, to be of one or two-dny duration, will be in charge of Miss Kelly, and swim mers desiring to take it are urged to start practice at once. The Red Cross announced that students who haven't yet re ceived their cards may obtain them by calling at Red Cross headquarters in the Jackson county courthouse Wins Canuck Title Quebec. July 13. IP Wal ter Driver of El Paso, Texas, won the Junior singles title of the Canadian tennis champion ships today with a 6-4. 6-4, 10 8 victory over R. N. Watt, Jr., of Montreal. Dm MaU Tribune ant ads. SWIM IN DRINKING WATER Children Adul ADMISSION 20c 20e (With your own suit) OUR SUITS Se 10c ADULT CLASS Continuing en Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 o'clock. Tba water In Idle pool ta rnanilnf ronetantli and la chlorinated to meet title requirement. MERRICK'S Open 1p.m. until 1:43 p. m. , RECORD BEATING COMES TO FABERS Teamsters of the National league set a Medford Softball scoring record Friday night at the stadium bv crush'" Faber's 33 to u. The winners collected 20 hits and the losers committed 11 errors to account for the huge total. In American loop clashes, Medco trounced Jennings Tire, 12 to 10 and Fluhrer's beat Catholic Men, 3 to 1. Wilson doubled for Medco, while Shi- moda homered and Barker tripled for Jennings. Dick Lewis tripled and Long doubled for Fluhrer'a. Following 1 the revised schedule for the third and final round la both leagues: July 16 American league: Copco ts. Catholic Men, Wooden Box vs. Medco. Netlon&l league: Faber's va. Bear Creek, Eagles vs. Teamatera. July 18 American league: Catholic Men vs. Jennings, Medco vs. Fluhrer's. National league: Oaaco vs. Elks. Bear Creek vs. Teamsters. July IB. American league: Jen nings vs. Copco, Fluhrer's va. Wooden Bos. National league: Eagles vs. Oaaco, Elks va. Faber's. July 23 American league: Catholic Men va. Copco, Medco vs. Wooden Box. National league: Faber's vs. Oaaco, Teamatera va. Elks. July 25 American league: Jen nlnge va. Catholic Men, Fluhrer's vs. Medco. National league: Eagles va. Bear Creek, girls' teams. July 26. American league: Copco va. Jennings, Wooden Box va. Fluh. rer'a. Nauonal league: Elka va. Bear Creek. Oaaco va. Teamatera. Scores of Friday's gamea: R. H. E Fluhrer'a , 9 5 1 Catholic Men , las Maru and J. Smith; Dallam and Darland. R. B. I. Medea - ia u s Jennings jo t t Monteltb and Wilson; Barker, Jen nings and Sharer. R. H. I. M 30 ( a a ii Teamatera Faber's Bean and Fraley: L. Plnkham, Crowder, Webster and A. Plnkham. WRESTLING OPENS ARMORY, JULY 22GAST0N HANDILY No wrestling nrnmm will h held in the Medford armory Mondav ninht. the Mark I.IUarH gladiators foregoing local brawls until the following Monday, July 22. Lillard has announced that the next card here will feature Dangerous Danny McShane. for mer world's light-heavyweight champion and one of the most disliked grapplers in the game. E T Toronto. Julv 13 l!P A federal government ruling that men married after July 15 will be considered single for military purposes was followed by a rush of young Torontonians to the marriage license office here to day. Officials said the office was doing a record business. The rul ing was made yesterday. Under Ontario marriage laws, three days must elapse between the Issuance of a license and the ceremony so those who obtained licenses today will not be able to be married in time to be classed as married for mobiliza tion purposes. Umatilla Pioneer Passes Portland, Ore., July 13. (IP) C. C. Boone, 94, former Uma tilla, Ore., county sheriff and civil and Indian war veteran, died here yesterday at the Veterans' hospital. GREEN PINE SLAIBS FACTORY BLOCKS BUNDLED KINDLING Or fill your car or trailer at our fuel yard on the corner of North Central Ave and McAndrewt Road. TimberP Ropuns Company TACKLE ROSEBURG HERE 1:30 TODAY District Standings Won Lost Medford 2 1 Marshfield 3 2 Roseburg 0 2 Pet. .667 .600 .000 Rlney Cook's Medford Amer ican Legion junior baseball team can take a long stride toward the district championship at the senior high school field this afternoon when they go against the Roseburg Legion Juniors In the first meeting of the two ciuds wis season. The game will start at 1:30 sharp. The locals have taken two out of three tilts from Marsh field, and a victory this after noon will put them within one game of the title. Next Sunday the team travels to Roseburg for one or two games, depending on whether Medford wins or loses today. Bill Reed, righthander, will get the starting call for the locals In the game today, with Cato Wray and Cap Vandagrift available if anything goes wrong. Hal Adams will do trie receiving. Coach Cook announced the remainder of the Medford lineup would spread out with Mickey Miller on first, Don Fawcett on second, Jack Swaryck on short, Lee Reynolds on third. Cato Wray In left, Harold Fawcett in center and Marion Hardy in right. Steve Dipple, leftfield; Bill Gitzen, rightfield and Buddy Provost of Ashland, third base, are others who may see action, according to Cook. Although Roseburg dropped two games to Marshfield last week, the Douglas juniors have Improved and are expected to give the Medford juniors a severe test. Portland, July 13 (Pi Swope pitched a no-hit 16-0 shutout over Canby as Tillamook cap tured a game of the State semi pro baseball tournament last night Medford blsated out a 14-6 tri umph over Gaston-Dairy Creek in the second contest. Score: R. H. E. Medford 14 20 2 Gaston 6 7 4 Crippen, Lanning and Hawk ins; Neumann, Love and Wan ner. The Craters, by their victory over Gaston Dairy Friday, ad vanced to the semi-final round of the undefeated teams. Their next game will be at Portland the night of July 22, against the winner of the Albany-Battleground clash slated for July 17. The Craters played Hills Creek at Hills Creek last night and will meet the 'Billies again this after noon in Oregon State league games, returning to Medford tonight. Next home game for the Hawkinsmen will be against the Piney Woods Collegians colored barnstorming club, un der the lights here Wednesday night. Ignore Nasi Note San Jose, Costa Rica, July 13. (IP Reliable sources said to day that the five central Amer ican countries would reject the recent "note of observation" by Dr. Otto Reinebeck, German minister, requesting that the forthcoming Havana conference of American foreign ministers take no action directed against Germany. 3 0 0 CUBIC TOOT LOAD SEALS GOOSE-EGG San Francisco, July 13. IIP) Bill Walker, veteran south paw, limited the San Francisco Seals to five scattered hits to day to give Seattle a 3-0 vic tory in a Pacific Coast league game. The victory gave the league leading Rainiers a 3-2 lead in the week's series. Score: R. H. E. Seattle 3 6 0 San Francisco 0 5 1 Walker and Kearse; Powell, Guy, Jensen and Sprinz. San Diego, Cat, July 13. (IP) Los Angeles and San Diego divided a Coast league double header today, the Angels win ning the opener, an 11-inning affair, 6 to 5, and the Padres taking the seven-stanza night cap, 11 to 10. Second game (7 innings): Los Angeles 10 12 0 San Diego 11 17 1 Thomas, Stine, Berry and Holm; Hebert, Humphreys and Salkeld. First game (11 innings): Los Angeles 6 11 1 San Diego 5 12 2 Prim, Fallon, Berry and Her nandez; Morris, Craghead, and Detore. PRELIMS SET FOR Seattle, July 13. (IP) Tony Kahut, the straight - punching youth from Woodburn, Ore., will go six rounds in a return match against Ernie Washburn of Ed monds, Wash., in one of the Hostak Zale fight supporting bouts July 19. They are middle- weights. Kahut gave Washburn his first licking here this spring. Another six-round middle weight fight pits Harry "Kid" Matthews of Emmett, Idaho, against the veteran Jack Hib bard of Portland. Blimp Williams, 300-pound Los Angeles negro, boxes Bud Zeller of Seattle in a six-round heavyweight mix. Portland, Ore., July 13. IIP) Ninety minutes after the coastguard cutter Onondaga be gan towing her toward the Col umbia river entrance tonight, the burned hulk of the freighter Hellenic Skipper sank. The Onondaga notified her hasp hv wirplf that th lrtet ship went down by the stern. t-uusiguHrasmen cut tne tow line a few sppnnH rtefnro the still-steaming derelict took her tinai piunge. The cutter located th vjki earlier in the day and reported one mast ana the stack still standine. OimrHcmon ani m linn on an undamaged portion of the Dow and began the tow attempt. The cutter did nnt oiv th. lo cation other than to say the dere lict had been found in the trade lanes off the Oreson coast with burned wreckage trailing over ner sides. The crew of 21 abandoned the ship last Wednesday 20 minutes before a boiler room explosion. Cloaint time lor Too Late to CUa iry Ada la 30 p m u&r HoTeL MANX HMVFt M TOT Owf'.l !T Iron J00 MINIMUM HATES - Vdl'Sf JJ 1 TttaliN 111 I : ft jK i : 1iia'ii;t w i 11112 in ' rj a w TO PLAY FINAL OF WESTERN OPEN Minneapolis, July 13. (IP) George Victor of Chicago, a comparative unknown, and Bud I Ward of Spokane, national ama teur champion, flashed into tha finals of the 41st annual West ern Amateur tournament at tha Minneapolis Golf club today. Victor, a 22-year-old blond youth whose only other claim to prominence was that he one won the Chicago district junior title, spilled Jim Ferrier of Syd ney, Australia, amateur and open champion in that country, 1 up, in a tight 38-hoIe match. Ward had a much easier time in blasting out an 8 and 7 triumph over Harry Todd of Dallas, largely by reason of some deadly iron play to the greens which left him many times In position to putt for birdies. For both Todd and Ferrier the defeated, it was a case of losing largely by reason of in ability to sink short putts. Ferrier, co-medalist of the tour nament, had run a string of six consecutive rounds in the tour nament, under par until in the afternoon 18 holes when he needed a medal of 74 strokes. Todd made a miserable showing on the greens throughout his match and particularly during the afternoon round. You'll enjoy the Fresb Sea rood from Holly '. 125 E. Sixth. Closing feme for Too Late to Clas lty Ada la 130 p m. Pay Less Dress Better Boys' Oxfords L Made by W. L. Douglas Same Style and Quality as Dad's $2.98 pr. M. M. Dept. Store, Inc. A TIP FOR SPORT FANS See the Roughest Toughest Prizefight in Ring History... Two dark herses and their elimination for a crack at World's Cham pion Joe Louis .... BETWEEN California's Playboy MAX BAER and Two-Ton Tony Galento Official pictures filmed at ringside, Roosevelt Field. Jersey City. N. J. See Them At The Cool New Rialto Alrin c. 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