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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1940. - -U . i, T IN LEAD AS DEFEA1JETR0I Gallant Grove Hurls 13-ln ning, 6-5 Boston Victory Phil Catcher Beaned 1 BOWLING Br the Associated Prcti. Life doea begin at 40 ind Lefty Grove, the (aunt ghost with a magnificent past and doubtful future, hai returned to haunt the trembling Ameri can league as proof. Old Mose maneuvered through 13 innings yesterday to conquer the Detroit Tigers 6-3 and cast the chaotic pennant race Into greater confusion with Cleve land again in front. Yesterday Grove was up against the leading pitcher of the league, Buck Newsom, win ner of 18 games against three losses, and a gallant team that was on the hot end of a five- same winning streak and in first place in the league. Greenbtrg Gets 30th. Grove gave up three hits, one of them Hank Greenberg s 30th homerun, for three tallies In the first inning. But after that he allowed only one run In the next ten Innings and was never behind after his teammates tied up the score at 3-all. He stopped Rudy York, hero of a couple of Detroit's recent triumphs. With the bases load ed and the score tied in the ninth he forced the slugger to ground to short for the third out, and in both the 11th and 13th la nings he fanned York for the third out. His victory lifted the Red Sox to within four games of the lead. The Indians and Yankees were scheduled for a doubleheader today with Detroit tackling the Red Sox in a single game. Then tomorrow the clubs switch part ners. t Sox Subdued. In the other American league action yesterday the Washing ton Senators subdued the Chi cago White Sox 3-2, and the Philadelphia Athletics whipped the St. Louis Browns fl-4 In a night game- The only National league games that escaped the rain were In a doubleheader that Pittsburgh captured from the Phillies. 11-3 and 11-1. In two big batting displays. Catcher Ben Warren of the Phils was "beaned" by one of Rip Sewell's pitches In the first game and hurt seriously. UPSETFAVORITES Seattle, Sept. 11. There were two casualties among the favorites as the women's west ern golf tournament went into its second day of match play over the hilly, tree-lined fair ways of the Seattle Golf club course today. Dorothy Traug, 1938 wom en's western chi.mpion, bowed yesterday, one-down, io tiny Mrs. Mary Mozcl Wagner of Port land, Ore-, the 1940 Pacific northwest women's champion. Kay Pearson of Houston, Tex., lost. 3 and 2, to another Port lander, tall Mrs. Omar Anderson. Ladles league bow'.mj reeulu lut nlsht: Walnecotfe Druse 4. Predettee Cat 0: RlchfUld t. VelenUne'e Care 1: Pluhrar't Baaery . Rirerelde Uv kit 0. Booree follow: nalnscott'e Draft Uttrell 108 188 131 OS Simmons ' 170 139 S7 Orames 150 118 108 5M 141 1SS 141 418 14 148 169 483 Sample aim . Totals Prultt . Colton . Frazler Scott Vmon . 737 rradettn Cafe 148 137 88 118 100 B4 1B4 108 10a 147 881 3083 lea 481 111 318 87 381 US 373 188 411 ...SM 8M 688 1830 Totals . Valentlne'e Cafe it. L. Swoepe 180 183 138 411 It. Miles. 133 134 134 400 T. Swoepa 111 7 80 388 P. Orlm 88 181 108 341 A. Swoepe 138 144 139 41B Totals ..614 683 886 1868 Rich field it. Prochnow 139 147 110 896 Nation 118 133 88 318 Harper 184 108 147 a84 M. Klneel 123 108 111 339 M. Sherwood 168 184 181 470 OPENING OF DEER SEASON CLOSE AT HAND; ' LIMIT CUT Totals Batemaa Evana Da Vora. Knox ..878 641 687 1904 Wallace Bliertide Market .1U 118 118 844 . 93 98 87 378 lie 109 137 363 in 130 98 840 l" 133 119 401 MJ 880 889 1733 O'Brien .. Tolleraon . Wataon Wllktiuon Carbtener . Totals - Fluhrer'a Bakery 138 160 136 140 ..134 99 .133 -108 131 186 144 433 181 417 117 240 119 303 138 389 .606 666 689 1931 AHEAD 1H VICTOIS N Mamaroneck, N. Y., Sept. 11. (JO Defending Champion Mar vin (Bud) Ward of Spokane mov ed into the second round of the national amateur golf champion ship today with a 8 and 3 win over 84-year-old Ellis Knowles of Rye, N. Y. Albert (Scotty) Campbell of Seattle and Leo Martin, New England champion from Boston barely missed having to play off to make the match play grade. but this morning they found even indifferent golf sometimes pays. Campbell was six over par in beating Ed Meister of Cleveland, 2 and 1. Martin, five over, defeated Johnny Lehman of Chicago, 4 and 3. Wilford Wehrle of Chicago nosed out Toby Lyons of Cam bridge Springs, Pa-, 1 up. Tom Sheehan. last year's med- list, was taken to two extra holes before defeating Skee Riegel of Glendale. Cal. Otto Greiner. young former public llnkster from Baltimore, contributed the first upset by eliminating Atr Doerlng of Chi cago, seml-finallst last year, 4 and 3. INDIGESTION aur ided tha Heart nut aujed Inate dw4 a B7S T.'TS " e raw uuuaia mn AleI Scores Yesterday National League. Pittsburgh 11-11, Philadelphia 3-1. (Other games rained out.) In- American League. Boston S, Detroit S (13 nings). Washington 3. Chicago 2. Philadelphia 6. St- Louis 4. New York at Cleveland rained out. Pacific Coast League. Seattle 0, San Diego 3. Los Angeles 3. Oakland 2. (Other teams traveling ) Attention Golfers! See This Short! ,5tM"T'wlth the World's Greatest Golf Champs...! ?Zi4 A Little White Pill t v I l I I.- t on a lime Green Hill fll BINGTROSBY CROSBY Andy DEVINE and Tbe famout Gelfm: MUt NaOfMeUO fft JaeUlV t0 .! fta0 It.lHtXM . (ittTM tetaSwft fCMV nCW eCiJON a WW10M Umt BUMf MmHT (. totnk l OuvU Ov MaJf IwOaaMwq IWMMQrQM tluMs Today-4Days! CRATERIAK Honking of geese as they wing their way through Oregon, marking the beginning of the southern migration of these birds, has served to bring sports men to the realization that the annual hunting season la near at hand, it was pointed out In a news release from the Oregon state game commission today. In Just about a week, Septem ber 20, the deer season opens. Shortly thereafter, on Septem ber 29, the antelope season is on and on November 1, the elk sea son, both for bull and cow elk, will be officially open. A new regulation is In effect on blacktail deer reduction In the bag limit to one deer. There will be no doe season this year and the bag limit on mule deer continues at one deer. The sea son extends from September 20 to October 23, both dates inclu sive. Open territory for antelope In cludes parts of Lake, Malheur and Harney counties. The season for these fleet-footed animals ex tends from September 29 to Oc tober 6, both dates inclusive. Special tags have been author ized by the game commission and a limited supply is still available. Any sportsman wish ing to go antelope hunting should obtain his tag by commu nicating with the Portland office of the commission at once. Elk season opens November 1 and extends to the 10th, both dates inclusive. Bull elk with horns may be shot in Union, Umatilla, Grant, Morrow, Baker and that part of Wallowa county north of baseline and west of the Imnaha river. The cow elk terri tory lies within the bull elk territory but does not embrace the entire territory. Hunters should refer to the official hunt ing synopsis for the exact boun daries. Decision of the game commis sion to throw open a number of game reserves for deer hunting has made new deer hunting grounds that will accommodate many sportsmen. Last year the commission opened O c h o c o, Myrtle Park and Canyon Creek in Grant county and these three reserves will again be open this year. In addition, the following game refuges are also open to deer hunting: Mule deer, in southern Klamath and Lake counties: Steen mountain, in southeast Harney county; Mt. Emily, on boundary of Umatilla and Union counties and that part of the Warner game refuge lying outside of the Heart Mountain antelope reserve in southeast Lake counties. In Canyon Creek refuge, only bow and arrow hunting will be permitted from the opening of the deer season until October 3. Sport Graphs Billy Hulen Says; Tiger Athletes Finally Select College Choice SEATTLE, ANGELS It's Bob Newland to Oregon State, John Saulsberry to Ore gon and Al Barrow to Oregon State, according to the latest (and probably final) dope . Newland isn't planning to play football, concentrating on bas ketball and track, instead . Saulsberry and Barrow, of course, are gridders . . New land and Saulsberry, we learn, were undecided right to the last which school to attend, and both, it is understood, received fine (and legitimate, Mr. Ather- ton) "rides." ... That Northern California Baseball league pennant battle is all tied up now, due to Mc- Cloud s 3 to 0 blanking of Mt. Shasta City last Sunday . Mangini of McCloud allowed only four hits to best Rex Cecil in a pitchers' duel ... , the third and deciding game will be play ed next Sunday . . . since getting himself a wife, Slammin' Sam my Snead has won three of four golf tournaments he has entered, and finished second in the other . . . Here is one reason why the Cincinnati Rads are lead ing the National league pen nant race: Up to this week, the Reds had won 33 games by one run and lost 13 by the same margin ... In other words. - McKechnie's Rhine landers possess that ability to cop the close ones, the test of a champion . . . Madford's Bob Hinman leaves for Wil lamette university soon to play some more football for Spec Keens . . Bob was pick ed on the all-Northwest con ference first eleven last sea son and should repeat , . . Corvallis high, which meets Medford's Black Tornado here September 27, will rely on a couple of transfers to make the team click . . . they are Ralph Lesh, an end at Dunsmuir in 1939. and Dale Humphries, a halfback from Goldendale, Wash. . . . Dixie Walker, Brook lyn's slugging outfielder, is the only National league player with a butler on his Davroll . . . When they get around to naming the minor league man ager of the year, Rogers Horns- by of Oklahoma City of the Texas league will probably come m tor his share of the voting . . the "Rajah." taking a eel lar club long after the season started, has boosted them into fourth place and a chance at the playoff title . . . Seattle's Jack Lelivelt is another minor loop skipper who has done a whale of a job this season, although By the Associated Press. ! The final week of the 1940 Pacific Coast league baseball wars was underway today with : full programs on the slate after a slow start that saw Seattle and Los Angeles continue their winning ways at the expense of the third and fourth place clubs. ' line the bottom four teams were idle last night, Los Angeles clinched second place bv niD- plng Oakland, 3-2, before a home-town crowd, and the pen-1 nant-winning Seattle Rainiers ' held their lead of 10l games by trimming San Diego, 0-3, at the latter's park. Lou Novikoff, mlshtv Los Angeles batsman, clouted his 39th home run1 of the season. ! Lou Stringer also connected for a homer as Lee Stine held the Oaks to three hits for his 18th win. I Fights Last Night (By the Associated Press) New York Vic Dellicurti. ISO. New York, outpointed Bill McDowell. 103. Dallas (8). Phone 2119 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service The Little Hermits say: "ITS A TEN STRIKE for Quality, Flaw and Value I " PROOF OLD HERMITAGE BRAND RINTUCKV STgaiCNT lOUMOa WHIJKtT oraut Krxuiti nwocit cm, tre ran he did have considerable ma terial ... Dick Dunkel. In Life re cently, selected Texas A. and M. and Cornell as the two top grid teams of the coming campaign . . . Johnny Petro ich, the southern California prep star who was barred from a large California uni versity by Atherion. is re ported headed for Santa Clara . . Minnesota has 23 return ing lettermen. but Coach Ber nie Biermen is gloomy regard ing his team's chances . . . Ohio State is rated the prob able Big 10 big-wig . . . Should Marvin (Bud) Ward win the national amateur now being played, he will be come the seventh player in history to turn the trick twice running ... the late H. Chandler Egan was one of those other six, doing it in 1904 and 1905 . . . the others were: H- J. Whlgham C98-'97), W. J. Travis COO-01), and Jerome Travers (07-08 and 12-13). Robert T. (Bobby) Jones C24-'23 and '27 '28), and Lawson Little ('34-'33). The United States of Brazil consists of 20 states. 4 LETTERMEN SHOW UP AT OREGON GRID CAMP Eugene. Sept. 11. IIP) Early arrivals of the University of Ore gon football squad checked in with Coach Tex Oliver yester day for the opening of practice Thursday. They included Jim Stuart, tackle; Harris and Home, lettermen ends, and Chet Ha liski, quarterback. Others show ed up today. The Oregonians open their schedule against the San Diego marines Sept. 27. Dm Mall Tribune want ads. NO UPSETS IN OREGON SENIOR GOLF TOURNEY Portland. Sept. 11. M" Fa vorites survived first-round matches yesterday in the Oregon senior golf tournament at the Waverley course here. Dr. C. H. Manlove. Portland, medalist, medaled a 78 to down F. M. Stokes, Portland, S up. Oscar Furset. Portland, defend ing champion, defeated R. S, Farrell, Portland, 9 and 4. 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