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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD OREGON. SUNDAY. AUGUST 25. 1940.
RQfil Boiing Patrons See Fancy Rope Trick
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REDS TO WIN OVER
THEIR JINX TEAM
Cincinnati. Aug. 24. (JP)
Gene Thompson, the sophomore
star, hat teen the light-hitting
Reds blow too many close ball
garnet, to he took no chances
today and shut out Cincinnati's
Jinx team, tbe Boston Beet,
S to 0.
Score: R. H. E.
Boston 0 4 1
Cincinnati 5 7 0
' Errlckson, Plechota and Ber
res, Andrews; Thompson and
Lombard!.
Chicago, Aug. 2i(P) The
, Brooklyn Dodgers ended their
live-game losing streak today
with a 14-hit bombardment that
brought them an 11 to 3 victory
over the Chicago Cubs.
Score: R. H. E.
Brooklyn 11 14 1
Chicago 3 0 3
Davis and Mancuso; Raffens
berger, Bryant, French and
Todd, Collins.
Pittsburgh. Aug. 24
The Mew York Giants came
from behind with a three-run
rally in the eighth Inning today
and then nipped the Pirates
T to 0 when Ken Heintzelman
wild-pitched the deciding run
home in the ninth.
Score: R. H. E.
New York 7 12 2
Pltttburgh 6 12 1
Lohrman, W. Brown, Hubbel
and Danning: M. Brown, Butch
er, Heintzelman and Davis.
St. Louis, Aug. 24. (IP)
Chalking up the Cardinals' ninth
victory in a row, Lon Wameke
pitched a four-hitter today to
beat Philadelphia. 1 to 0, and
tie the year's longest winning
streak in the major leagues.
Score: R. H. E.
Philadelphia 0 4 1
St Louis 16 0
Si Johnson, Higbe and War
ren; Wameke and Padgett,
Owen.
Wins Banit Title
Banff, Alta.. Aug. 24. JCPV
Barbara Burns of Seattle today
won the ladies championship at
Banff's golf week, defeating
Mrs. Wilder H. Ripley, of Cal
gary, 0 and 4 in the 18-hole fin
al. In the men's 36-flnal, Mrs.
Ripley's husband led Ralph
Whaley of Seattle two up at the
end of the first 18.
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Billy Boose Is top man and Tony Zale Is undtr him as the two boxers roll through the ropes
In fancy style during the eighth round of their blistering 10 round bout, an over-weight affair. In
Chicago. Surprised Referee Joe McNamara takes it all in. Sooie, 23, of Farrell. Pa., outpointed
the Cary, Ind., N. B. A.-recognid middleweight champion. It was Zale's first start since knock
ing out Al Hottak in Seattle to win the title.
BEAMED BY FOUL
Washington, Aug. 24. UP)
Senator Brown (D-Mich.) nar
rowly missed being beaned at to
day's Washington-Chicago base
ball game.
Seated in a box on the first
base line his hat was knocked
off by a foul ball from the bat
of the Chicago pitcher Edgar
Smith.
As the ball bounced back on
to the diamond It almost hit Sen
ator Connolly (D-Tex.)
the Will Tribune -ant ada.
Sees Sales Tax Rise
Seattle. Aug. 24. P) Gov
ernor Clarence D. Martin pre
dicted here today that the state's
current two per cent sales tax
"might have to be" increased.
Closing time for Too bete to Clae
ftrjr Ads u 1:S0 p. m.
he my HAS AN
IMPORTANT DATE!
Friend Wife tied that string on his fin
ger to remind him that Mr. Charles A.
Wobbe, the Storrs Schaefer Stylist is in
town with a special display of new Fall
and Winter Woolens.
Will Henry forget? You bet he won't
for he knows that
MR. WOBBE
Special Stylist from
TUT STORRS-SCHAEFER CO.
t . will give him a perfect fit in an ex
clusive pattern, that will bestow on
Henry's appearance the "oomph" which
is the essence of the well dressed man.
P. S. A great many other men will take
Henry's tip and come in during this spe
cial display, too.
Monday Tue & Wednesday at
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13 GAMES LISTED
ON STATER
7 1
Tresh;
Haynes
Washington 2
Knott, Rigney and
Masterson, Carrasquel,
and Early.
Second game: R.
Chicago 2
Washington 1
Smith and Tresh; Krakauakas
and Turner.
H.
7
7
New York. Aug. 24..
Bobby Feller couldn't carry the
weight of a no-hitter against the
Yankees In the stretch today.
For 7 1-3 Innings, he hurled
a no-hit game at the world
champions, as crowd of 50,964
gasped. Only five men stood
between him and his second
such classic of the year. Then
he faded, and before it was over
the Yanks pulled 3 to 2 vic
tory for a clean sweep of the
series.
Ttius Bobby, who was shooting
at a record no American league
hurler hat ever posted two
no-hitters In one season wound
up Instead with his seventh loss
of the campaign against 22
wins.
The setback tliced the Tribe's
American league lead to 3V4
garnet over the Detroit Tigers
and boosted the Yanks to within
six games of the Indians.
Score: R. H. E.
Cleveland 2 7 0
New York 3 5 2
Feller and Hemsley; Donald,
Murphy and Dickey.
SKED TO WIN A GAME
Corvallls. Aug. 24. (;P
Oregon State college's basket
ball team has completed a pre
season schedule of 13 games,
Athletic Director Percy Locey
announced today. Locey said an
eastern trip would be arranged
for the 1941-42 season and that
within the next three years the
Orange cagers would play in the
Hawaiian islands.
The pre-season schedule:
Dec. 12 University of Idaho,
Southern Branch at Pocatello.
Dec. 13-14 Utah State at
Logan.
Dec. 16-17 University of Col
orado at Boulder,
Dec. 19-20-21 Denver tour
nament. Dec. 23 Whitman (place un
determined). Dec. 27 University of Hawaii
(place undetermined).
Dec. 30 University of
braska at Corvallis.
Jan. 3-4 University of Utah
at Astoria.
Oakland, Aug. 24. Of) Be
hind the two-hit pitching of By
ron Speece, Portland beat Oak
land 31 today to square the
current coast league ball series
at one game apiece.
The score was tied at one-all
when Portland took the lead in
the sixth inning on a double by
Brown, an Infield out by Marsh
all and an outfield fly by Ros
enberg. The third tally in the
seventh came on consecutive
hits by Adams, Schwab and
Speece.
Portland . 3 10 1
Oakland - 1 2 1
Speece and Adams; Corbett,
Mulligan and Conroy.
Boston, Aug. 24. (JP) The
pennant-contending Detroit Tig
ers pasted four Boston Red Sox
pitchers for a 12 to 1 victory
in the first game of a double
header today, but then choked
up and dropped the nightcap
8 to 7 when Al Benton let In
the deciding run on a wild pitch
before almost 30,000.
First game: R. H. E.
Detroit 12 18 2
Boston 18 1
Bridges and Tebbetts; Hel
ving. Terry, Hash, Williams and
Foxx, Glenn.
Second game: R. H. E.
Detroit 7 12 3
Boston 8 12 0
Gorsica, Trout, Benton and
Tebbetts; Flaming, Dickman and
Foxx.
Philadelphia. Aug. 24. Pi
George McQuinn scored in the
tenth today on Nelson Potter's
wild pitch to give the St. Louis
Browns a 6-5 victory over the
Athletics.
Score: R. H. E.
St. Louis 12 1 1
Philadelphia 3 10 4
Auker, Coffman, Trotter and 1
Grace, Swift; Potter, Heusscr
and Haynes.
TERROR TO REIGN
AT ARMORY WHEN
PETE MEETS MIKE
LIST 13 HORSES
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Seattle, Aug. 24. (J) Thir
teen horses were listed today
as starters In the f 10,000 Long-
acres mile, the years Pacific
Eyes will be gouged, hair will ; northwest racing classic ached
be pulled, and flesh in general i uled to be run here tomorrow
axiernuvii. .
Because of the varlence of
opinion it was doubtful if any
of the three or four highly re
garded entries would go to the
post at any better oddt than
two to one.
The race, which drew JJ
nominations, will feature tome
will take a severe beating when
Mike Nazarian and Pete Bel-
castro, the two top horror
hombres of the current grapple
group, come to grips in the main
event of the weekly mat tussles
in the local armory Monday
night.
Riding along on the crest of
a four-match winning streax. of the best race norset or me
during which he has battered country.
Fred Lennard. local divot
digger, yesterday became the
first official entrant in the an
nual Southern Oregon-Northern
California amateur tournament
to be staged at the Rogue Val
ley Golf club August 30 to Sep
tember 2, inclusive.
While Lennard was the first
to plunk down his entrance fee
and formally sign up for the
year's blue ribbon golf meet in
this territory. Club Manager
George Robertson announced
that an increasing number of
Medford and out-of-town golfers
were signifying their intentions
of being on hand for 18-hole
qualifying rounds next Friday.
August 30. Match play in all
flights will start Saturday and
run through Monday, Labor
Day, when the finals will be
played.
A half-dozen Grants Pass
Hollywood. Aug. 24. (P)
Blasting eight Hollywood pitch
ers four in each game for
a total of 34 hits. Seattle won a
coast league doubleheader to-
Ne- i day. 9 to 7 and 11 to 5.
The Stars did some slueging.
too, amassing 23 hits for the af
ternoon. First game:
Seattle 9 18 1
Hollywood 7 14 2
Scribncr. Walker and Camp
bell: Ardizoia. Eittncr. Mon
chief, Bithorn and Brenzel.
Second game:
Seattle 11 16 0
9 0
a little chestnut colt, purchased' Barrett ana Kearse; iosi.
for $1 300 a vear aim. to the Moncrief, Bittner, Ardizoia and
Washington, Aug. 24. (P)
A brace of seven-hit pitching
performances by Jack Knott
and Edgar Smith today pro
pelled the Chicago White Sox
to 4-2 and 2-1 victories over
Washington In a double-header.
First game: R. H. E.
Chicago 4 9 2
all and sundry into helpless
submission, Nazarian will enter
the arena a slight "betting"
favorite over his vicious oppon
ent from Weed. Cal. His super
brutal tactics, the majority of
fans believe, will enable the
mean Armenian to whip Bel
castro at .his own game.
While Nazarian will be a
slim choice to win among those
clients who like to stake a
friendly wager on the outcome,
neither wrestler will enter the
ring a popular favorite. Both
are sincerely disliked by prob
ably 99 percent of the armory
customers, and so far as said
clients are personally concerned
they don't give a hang which
monkey loses, Just so one or
the other gets the daylights
whacked out of him. It makes
no difference which one receipts
for the beating; the only hope
is that there is a beating.
All pre-m a t c h Indications
point to a brawl that will take
a back scat to none that has
, been staged here in months
Although both Nazarian and
slap
The Al Rosenberg entry of
Olimpo and Olimpo and Pal
Squaw and the Elltaet entry of
Mr. Grundy and Lavengro were
generally considered the favor
ites with Dandy and Rolling
Ball as threats.
Clou eg time tor Too Late to CI t
ily Ada u 1 SO p. m.
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n,n( nn a laoif imla hnld nnu,
today to get
beautiful Rogue Valley layout,
preparatory to competing in the
tournament.
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IN-
DRINKING
WATER . . .
The water in this pool It
changing constantly and
is chlorinated to neat
state requirements.
MERRICK'S
1 P. M. to 9:45 P. M.
Gain Final Round
Brookline, Mass., Aug. 24.
(JPl Fourth-seeded Gjrndar Mul
loy, of Coral Gables, Fla., and
Henry Prusoff, of Seattle, gained
the final round of the men's
national doubles tennis tourna
ment today by out-battling Rus
sell Bobbitt, of Atlanta, and
Frank Guernsey, of Orlando.
Fla., for a 9-7. 4-6. 7-5, 6-4
victory in the strong wind at
Longwood.
and then, neither goes out of
his way to maneuver scientif-1
ically. Both would rather imi
tate a cornered rat.
All the dirty stfuf will occur
in the main event, for the two
supplementing matches are ear
marked for clean exhibitions
between evenly matched and
clever matmen.
Klamath Falls' Ernie Piluso,
who lost to Nazarian last week,
will take on Popular Otis Cling
man in the six-round center
bout, and Bobby Wagner will
face Jack Hasen in the opener,
also slated for six heats.
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RACING
Chicago, Aug. 24. VP)
Charles S. Howard, San Fran-i-n
failed th luckiest own
er on the American turf, sent , Hollywood 5
post in the $43,000 Washington Dapper,
I (Jail 1 HU1I II , 1 ,,u .....
I youngster's victory stunned a
! crowd of 20.000.
The colt was Porter's Cap.
which charged through a drizz-
I ling rain to beat eight rivals,
and snare $30,750 as first prize.
Porter's Cap, the son of Portrr-
! The-Blonde, finished a neck in
front of the speedy filly, Silves
tra. with Valriina Groom, three
quarters of a length further
back, in third place.
IN NET CLASSICS
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BULLETIN
Salem, Ore.. Aug. 24 i.n
A five run rally in the eighth
climaxed by Shortstop Phil Sal-
Strom's home run enabled the
Salem Senators to defeat the Ta
coma Tigers 7 to 5 In the first
game of tonight's Western In-
l ternational baseball league .,'.'"
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Brookline. Mass., Aug. 24.
.11 Tennis form was blown to
bits by a chilly northwest wind
in the national doubles tennis
semifinals at Longwood today
and with it went the nation's
No. 1 men's team, Frankie
Parker, of Beverly Hills. Calif.,
and Don McNeill, of Oklahoma
City. I
Third-seeded Jack Kramer, of
Montebello, Calif, and Ted:
Schroedcr, of Los Angeles.
thrilled a nailery of 3.700 byi
I out playing the favorites in ev-
' ery department for a 10 8. 2 6.
i 7 5. 6 3 victory.
Mrs. Johnny Van Ryn. of Aus-
. and Dorothy -Bundy, of.
A WHOLE STOCR of a famous na
tionally advertised summer suit going
at below cost. It just wouldn't get
hot enough for us to sell them all.
Santa Monica. Calif , about the'
A 75mm. gun Iu a projectile of same time became the first un-
3 M lnch-. I seeded women's team in history
to gain this tourneys final
round round by crushing Mary'i
Hardwick and Valerie Scott,
) Construction of the Ohio state
ctpitol took is yr.
The harbor et Dovr cover soo the British Wightman cup stars,!
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MEDFORD ARMORY
MONDAY NIGHT. S:30 P.
PETE BELCASTO
vs.
MIKE NAZARIAN
M
ERNIE PILUSO
OTIS CLINOMAN
BOB WAGNER
vs.
JACK HACES
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