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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1941.
Many Out-Of -Town Gunners Sign for Mail Tribune Shoot Sunday )
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Jim Pedroni, Crack Cali
fomia Shooter, Wires
Entry; Public Invited Free
The twelfth annual Mall Trib
une trapshoot at the Medford
Gun club Sunday gives promise
of an unusually large entry list
of out-of-town shooters, with
entries being received daily from
trapshooting clubs In all parts
of southern Oregon.
The Klamath Falls Gun club,
two of whose members car
ried away the coveted Tribune
trophy in 1931 and 1038, will
be represented by three or more
squads, assuring IS shooters.
Bend plans to send two squads
and Marshfield, Eugene, Rose
burg and Tule Lake will enter
squads.
Portland Pros Enter
James Pedroni, crack central
California trapshooter, wired his
entry from Salinas yesterday, as
did Jim Morris and Roy Oppie,
professional shooters from Port
land. Oppie will cashier the
shoot. Local shooters returning
from the ATA state shoot at
Portland last Sunday brought
news of other out-of-town gun
ners who will be here for the
event
At the practice shoot Sunday
Croisant was the outstanding
shooter with a 23 straight in
both the 16-yard and the han
dicap event, and the veteran
shooter John Ross of Central
Point had a 24 at 16 yards.
The Medford club Invites the
public to attend Sunday's tour
nament and spectators will be
welcome. Lunch will be served
on the grounds. There will be
no admission charge for spectators.
Future Medford High Track Stars
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.
Jersey City Mickey Makar.
147, Bayonne, N. J., outpointed
Tommy Roman, 14S, Bayonne.
N. J., (8).
New York Joey Fontana
13S, Brooklyn, N. Y., outpointe.l
Mickey Farber, 135, New York,
(8).
Los Angeles Harry Cisneros,
139, Los Angeles, outpointed
Johnny Hutchinson, 135, Pmla
delphia, (10).
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i San Diego only 4-2 as It Is that
Los Angeles won at all.
This demonstration of scant
return on investment opened
the Pacific Coast league series
yesterday In the Angels' park
and represented the home team's
second victory in more than a
week.
Sacramento! meanwhile, took
up where it left off against San
Francisco two weeks ago, bat
tering the Seals, 8-2, in the lat
tcr's stadium.
Rain brought postponement of
the circuits other two sched
uled games, Oakland at Port
land and Hollywood at Seattle.
The first two will make up their
lost time with a doubleheader at
Portland the week of August 12.
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Here are the first place winners In the annual grade school
track and field meet held last Saturday afternoon, which was
won by Washington. Front row, left to right: Olufsen of Wash
ington, Tlnglev of Washington, Rutter of Washington, Pierce
of Roosevelt, Yocum of Roosevelt, Brewer of Roosevelt, Franks
of Lincoln, Class of Lincoln. Second row: Bebb of Washington,
Shangle of Washington, Carr of Washington, Walch of Roose
velt, Coates of Roosevelt, Gordon of Roosevelt, Greenwill of
Jackson, Long of Lincoln, Bither of Lincoln. Third rowt Mof
fett of Washington, Gill of Washington, Wiggen of Washington,
Timmons of Roosevelt, Peek of Roosevelt, Stevenson of Roose
velt. Gains of Lincoln, Walgamott of Lincoln, Smith of Lincoln.
Fourth row: Coach Tucker of Washington, Coach Mills of Roose
velt, Coach Gustin of Jackson,Coach Keyter of Lincoln. (Phot
o by Shangle)
The American rubber Industry sold
31,400.000 new Urea In 140.
Iran (Persia) la the fourth oil
producing country In the world.
Syria ha had IS reTOluUona elnoe
1918.
Chile haa two-thirds of all wj
mineral resources of fioutti America
4IOW THEY
STAND
National.
By the Associated Press.
W. L. Pet.
St. Louis 28 9 .757
Brooklyn 28 12 .676
New York 10 14 .576
Chicago 16 19 .457
Cincinnati 16 20 .444
Pittsburgh 12 19 .887
Boston 12 21 .304
Philadelphia 10 25 .286
American.
Cleveland 28 14 .667
Chicago 21 15 .583
New York 21 18 .538
Detroit 20 19 .513
Boston 17 17 .500
Philadelphia 18 20 .474
Washington 14 25 .359
St. Louis 12 23 .343
Coast.
Sacramento 37 12 .755
Seattle 27 22 .551
San Diego 25 25 .500
San Francisco 24 27 .471
Hollywood 22 26 .458
Oakland 21 28 .429
Portland 20 27 .426
Los Angeles 20 29 .408
LOCAL NET TEAM
TRIMS K. FALLS
Splitting even in eight singles
matches but winning two out of
three doubles engagements, the
Medford tennis team defeated
the Klamath Fells netsters. 6 to
5, in an inter-city match at Klam
ath Falls Sunday. Scores fol
low:
Singles: Y. Maruyama beat
Dent, Klamath, 7-5, 1-6, 6-3;
Chaney lost to Crawford, Klam
ath, 4-6, 3-6; Lewis lost to Clark
Klamath, 1-6, 1-6; Cooley beat
Olson, Klamath, 7-5, 7-5; S
Maruyama beat Stroud, Klam
ath, 6-1, 6-2; R. Koyama lost to
Weddle, Klamath, 3-6, 6-8; Pope
lost to Musto, Klamath, 8-10, 3
6; Halper beat Casey, Klamath,
6-4, 3-6, 6-3.
Doubles: Y. Maruyama and
Chaney beat Clark and Craw
ford, Klamath, 11-13, 6-1, 6-2;
Lewis and R. Koyama beat Ol
son and Gearin, Klamath, 6-0,
7-5; Cooley and S. Maruyama
lost to Weddle and Dent, Klam
ath, 2-6, 0-6.
ANGELS BEAT PADRES,
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By the Associated Press.
Considering that the game
produced 22 hits, two home-runs,
six doubles, four errors and three
bases on balls, it is almost as
startling that Los Angeles beat
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