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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1942. PAGE FIVE 1839 Expenditure (or 3V. Preceding Years 1940 1941 U-1942 194 Budget Object of Expenditure Allowed by levying Board Levy HEALTH DEPARTMENT 2,700.00 $ 3,840.00 660.00 660 00 33.50 17.50 150.00 150.00 65.00 70.00 550.00 1,500.00 600.00 600.00 687.50 1.620.00 575.00 600.00 93.25 95.00 330.00 450.00 450.00 600.00 1.200.00 1,200.00 135.79 127 26 105.26 137.53 481.56 611.70 36.00 i'27"50 12735 386.04 123.03 625.39 696.42 3.840 00 660.00 48.00 150.00 85.00 1,500.00 600.00 810.00 600.00 110.00 450.00 600.00 1.200.00 156.26 102.15 691.96 36.00 44.00 61.25 285.05 652.17 150.00 150.00 150.00 990 00 180.00 28.00 405 00 150.00 435.00 150.00 "YiTso 150.00 330.00 39.72 2861 124 20 86.00 22.75 "26318 78.00 105.00 1.980 00 360.00 35 00 75 00 50.00 81000 300.00 870.00 300 00 50.00 285 00 300.00 660.00 80 00 75 00 250.00 36 00 50.00 50.00 100 00 350.00 180.00 210.00 Health Officer Salary 1 Health Officer Travel Health Officer Convention Expense Health Officer Assistant Health Officer Extra Help First Nurse Salary First Nurse Travel Second Nurse Saiary Second Nure Travel $ Nurse Convention Expense Sanitary Inspection Sanitary Inspection Travel Office Secretary Telephone Laundry Office Supplies Mai-Practice Insurance . Filing Equipment Laboratory Work Emergency Fund Public Health Drugs Assistant Secretary Third Nurse Travel Fourth Nurse Travel, Miss Parish Fifth Nurse Travel, New $ 9,955.78 $ 13,262.03 f 12,981.88 $ 3,567.96 $ 7,456.00 GENERAL ROAD FUND 1,500.00 898.22 520.00 717.49 87,168.03 28,325.79 12.100.16 39,788.00 1,328.06 641.08 8.436.58 6,544.80 1,500.00 1,199.52 520.00 1,333.03 40.655.02 43,058.10 14,354 82 28,122.70 1,611.21 8 2 7,833.93 1.848.00 1,297.96 480.00 1.344 61 45,987.80 52.126.60 16.194.76 24.186.91 1.895.08 1.583.20 9.451.10 2,879.60 462.00 21.05 480.00 419.12 24.420.72 8.859.17 237.34 9.07 S"i80.7 840.00 900.00 960.00 1,000.00 26.250.00 18.000.00 3.000.00 15,000.00 1.250.00 1,100.00 8,000.00 2,500.00 County Engineer Assistants Draftsman Field and Office Supplies Road Maintenance Road Construction Road Oiling . New Road Equipment Accident insurance - Insursr.es. Fire and Liability ....$ Cities Share of Road Funds Outside Work To Be Reimbursed $134,966.00 $138,194.53 $159,275.60 $ 37,288.94 $ 75,800.00 MARKET ROAD FUND 900.00 152.89 5T480".55 14.084.27 8,026 93 402.75 900.00 426.42 312.10 5,617.61 23.128.56 1,015.19 372.03 990.00 545 82 227.83 7.653.89 26.049.63 16.156.74 754.43 247.50 70.80 13.40 1.507.51 794.06 450.00 900.00 200.00 4.000.00 17.500.00 3.000.00 300.00 County Engineer , Assistants .. Field and Office Expense Road Maintenance . Road Construction - Oiling Accident Insurance $ 29,047.39 $ 31,771.91 $ 52,378.34 $ 2,633.27 $ 26,330.00 600.00 254.45 4.028.75 17,688.79 465.17 600.00 434.08 2,743 34 21,518.56 371.93 600.00 277.55 7,398.59 22,734.28 387.03 165.00 $ 871.00 2,914.37 25.78 BRIDCE FUND 300.00 180.00 5.000.00 13,000.00 250.00 County Engineer Assistants Bridge Maintenance Bridge Construction Accident Insurance ., 3.960.00 840.00 70.00 150 00 100.00 1.620.00 600 00 1.740.00 600.00 100.00 390.00 600 00 1,320.00 160.00 150.00 500.00 36.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 500.00 360.00 420.00 300.00 1.848.00 1.800.00 1.920.00 2,000.00 80.000.00 45.000.00 10,000.00 "i.boo'.oo 1,100.00 10.000.00 2.500.00 990.00 900.00 400.00 15.000.00 25.000.00 10,000.00 600.00 660.00 360.00 10.000.00 26.000.00 500.00 $15,116.00 $158,168.00 Corbett, Sockeye 10 Clash in Main Go STAGE BATTLEJ0N1GHT Belcastro and Craig Grapple In Middle Event Chief and Newcomer in Opener. Beavert Snap to Ufa With Double Defeat Of Padres, 6-2, 5-3 $52,890.00 $ 23,035.16 $ 25,667.91 $ 31,397.45 $ 3,976.15 $ 10,000.00 $ 6,192.72 $ 4,305.96 $ 3,170.83 $ 20,730.00 EMERGENCY $ 5,000.00 $ 37,520.00 FUND Emergency Fund ..$ 10,000.00 CO-ORDINATING BOARD FUND $ 2,400.00 JACKSON COUNTY $ 1.021.90 $ 1.359.62 $ 1,195.94 $ 206.84 $ 550.00 343.59 307.09 416.74 60.35 175.00 155.25 82.45 153.04 92.28 125.00 3.491.99 3.616.23 3,533.89 922.06 1,947.00 121.50 86.18 142.60 1.00 50.00 5.21 5.59 3.00 12.50 461 3.65 4.30 6.98 7.50 60.72 125.85 127.30 75.00 138.31 192.16 250.27 40.52 125.00 7.85 10.95 2.31 7.50 . 25.00 Continuation of Co-ordinating Board. LIBRARY Books $ .$ 2,400.00 Periodicals Bindings Salaries .... - Printing and Supplies . Postage and Freight . Shipping Supplies Mileage Current Exoense Industrial Insurance Equipment . ... 1.200.00 350.00 250.00 4,153.00 100.00 25.00 15.00 150.00 250.00 15.00 50.00 $ 5,343 08 $ 5,786.67 $ 5,838.03 $ 1.332.04 $ 3.099.50 CIVILIAN DEFENSE Jackson County Civilian Defense Council Operating Expense $ 4,300.00 $6,558.00 $ 4.300.00 RECAPITULATION JACKSON COUNTY BUDGET 1942-43 County Ct Com'lssioneri Red Cross Veterans Foreign Wars Circuit Court Juvenile Court Sheriff Coroner . Treasurer Clerk School Superintendent Assessor County Jail County Agents Court House Expense County Farm General Assistance Dependent Children Old Age Assistance Blind Assistance Miscellaneous Relief Fruit Inspection County Insurance Auto Indent. Insurance Fire Patrol Flections & Registrations . Auditing Health Registration Tax Rebate County Advertising Bounty State & County . County Lands Sealer of Weights Herd Inspection Publicity & Highway 99 Weed Control O. & C. Land Expense Miscellaneous Expense . County Surveyor . Watermaster Estimated Net Budget Receipts Levy 9,034.00 $ 9,034.00 1,500.00 . 1,500.00 800.00 800.00 6,050.00 , 6.050.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 25,536.00 2,000.00 23,536.00 600.00 600.00 4,359.00 4.359.00 17,297.00 17,297.00 . 8.300.00 8,300.00 14,354.00 14,354.00 5,750.00 1,200.00 4,550,00 5,684.00 5,684.00 8.469.00 300.00 8,169.00 16.280.00 1,200.00 13.080.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 44,000.00 . 44,000.00 1,100.00 1,100.00 1.000.00 1.000.00 4,300.00 4,300.00 1,300.00 1,500.00 275.00 275.00 1.850.00 1,850.00 5.000.00 - 3.000.00 1,200.00 1,200.00 5.00 5.00 100.00 100.00 1,500.00 1.500.00 4.000.00 4.000.00 1,500.00 1,200.00 300.00 360.00 360.00 1.000.00 1.000.00 2.500.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 2.500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 100.00 . 100.00 2,100.00 2,100.00 7.555.00 7,555.00 District Attorney 2,640.00 Justice Court Medford 3,925.00 Ashland 1,972.00 " Gold Hill 300.00 J'ville 275.00 Health Department 15,116.00 Special Relief Fund Cash on hand , Estimated Delin. Taxes - , Estimated Delin. Tax Int. O. & C. Receipts 1942 Total General County ..$279. 186.00 $163,157.00 $116,029.00 3,000.00 960.00 35,000.00 20,000.00 6,000.00 75.000.00 2,640.00 925.00 1,012.00 300.00 275.00 15,116.00 35.000.00x 20.000.00x 6.000.00X 75.000.00x Big Joe Corbett, the Austra lian powerhouse, and Sockeye Jack McDonald, the Vancouver shipbuilder and wrestler-wrecker, come together in the one- hour main event of tonight's armory grapple program start ing at 8:30 sharp with a four- round opener pitting Chief Thunderbird against Cliff Ol son of Wisconsin, scientific newcomer. Appearing In the middle event, slated for six 10-minute rounds or the best two out of three falls, will be Pete Belcastro, the Weed villain, and George Craig, the Camp White blacksmith-wrestler, who, surprising ly, took the measure of Cowboy Dude Chick on last week s card. The ring foundations are ex pec ted to be strained to the utmost when Corbett and Mc Donald, two of the strongest men in the Industry, do their main-event stint. Although Cor bett likes to wrestle In a legiti mate fashion as long as possible, he is not above employing el bows and knees where they will hurt most, if his opponent de sires this sort of activity. Mc Donald is something of the same type, grappling fairly so long as his enemy of the evening duplicates the procedure. However, as both are rough and tough, fireworks are apt to break out when one or the other forgets himself and passes over the line separating the legitimate from the villainous This may happen at any time before the 60 minutes are up, thus winding up the match then and there. With a fine start last Monday night, which marked his first appearance here in some six years, Craig will be out to make it two in a row and elevate himself to main event status. Belcastro, as usual, will have something to say on this score, and the manner in which he will say it can be well Imagined by everybody who has watched the We.4 wildcat in action. General Road Fund $158,168.00 Market Road Fund 52,890.00 Bridge Fund 37,520.00 Emergency Fund 10,000.00 Emergency Fund Cash on hand County Library Fund . 6,558.00 Civilian Defense Fund 4,300.00 Coordination Fund 2,400.00 Total Operating $102,450.00 6.000.00 6,000.00 5,000.00 9,000.00 55,718.00 46,890.00 31,520 00 5,000.00 S.OOO.OOx 6.558.00 4,300.00 2.400.00 CRATERS WIN TWO (By Associated Press) Startling was the sudden stir ring of the Pacific Coast league's last place Portland Beavers this weekend, which cost San Diego three defeats and dropped the strong Padre club at least tem porarily out of first place contention. Late inning splurges clinched victory for Portland In the two Sunday games, 6 to 3 and 5 to 3. In the seventh frame nf the opener Marty Martinet and Pitcher Joe Orrell followed up a struck batsman and an error with a single and a double. All that produced three runs, and Lee Stine'a fly with the bases loaded brought home another In the next session. The nightcap, a six-hit victory for the veteran Wayne Osborne whom Portland acquired from Hollywood a week ago, was decided in the last-chance sev enth inning on four hits and two walks off three Padre pitch ers, good for four runs. Satur day's play resulted in an 8-3 Portland victory. If Sacramento had continued to enjoy the same combination of pitching and hitting it re ceived in yesterday's first game, the Senators by today would have overtaken Los Angeles in the struggle for the league lead. In that opener Bllx Donnelly tossed a sir-hitter, the Sacs came through with three blows and a run in the chips down ninth inning, and Seattle fell, 3-2. In the second game, however, the Rainiers, winning 6-3. pounded Bill Schmidt for 10 hits and Herschel Lyons for four more over the seven-inning stretch. Scores: R. H. E. Portland 6 8 0 San Diego.... 3 8 2 Orrell and Castro; Dilbeck, Thomas and Salkeld. Second game: R. H. E. Portland 8 11 1 San Diego ... 3 6 0 Osborne and Castro, Leovich; Dasso, Olson, Pof fenberger, Oliver and Detore. 10 TO 2, 5 TO 4 Oregon-California League W L Pet Medford 4 2 .667 Dorrls ; 4 2 .667 Klamath Falls 4 2 .667 Grants Pass 0 6 .000 Week-end Results At Grants Pass 2-4 Medford 10-5 (Sunday doubleheader). At Klamath Falls 3, Dorris 2 (Sunday) At Klamath Fall 3, Dorrls 11 (Saturday night VICTORY STREAK E Yank Ace Loses, 5-4 After Eight Wins in Row Brooks Take Two. $551,022.00 $287,607.00 $263,413.00 County School Fund, 11,- 000 children $10.00 each ...$1 10,000.00 School Library 10c ea. 1,100.00 Total 6 Limitation ....$662,122.00 $287,607.00 $374,319.00 $110,000.00 1.100.00 Crater Lake Bond Int. $ 1,730.00 Total Budget $ 1.730.00 ..$663,872.00 $287,607.00 $376,263.00 ESTIMATED BUDGET BALANCES JUNE 30, 1842 General County Fund $ 11.000.00 Bridge Fund 5.000.00 Emergency Fund 2,000.00 $ 18,000.00 X Indicates red figure. WIN STATE TILTS (By Associated Press) The Eugene Athletics moved Into the lead of the Oregon State baseball league yesterday pounding three Albany pitchers for a 10-0 victory and their second consecutive win over the Alcos. The Portland Firemen, vic tors over Sllverton last week, were spilled by the Red Sox yesterday 4 to 2. Bernard "Bud" Brewer hurled the victory for the Athletics, scattering eight hits. Pesky of Sllverton gave up six hits, the same number yield ed by three Portland pitchers, but he scattered them more effectively. Scores: R. H. E. Albany 0 8 4 Eugene ....... .... 10 12 0 Elliott, Eggleson, Porter and Bennett; Brewer and Bishop, General Countv Fund , General Road Fund Market Road Fund Bridge Fund Emergency Fund Special Relief Fund Dog License Fund . County Fair Fund Cantonment Fund . RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS 1939 $185,023 62 43.107.18 . , 22,854.75 19.569 46 9.439.80 705.52 2.637.00 2.118.96 1940 $325,382.33 143.84866 37,733.42 30.312 51 2.501.69 1.776.34 3.179.00 3.716.69 1941 $296,914.88 168.782.90 49.186.80 32.680.52 1.930.28 1.994.77 2.653.00 3.623.62 14-1942 $ 23,917.76 55.282.40 9,027.67 6.896.89 100.00 607.09 3.473.50 26bTi Total Operative Receipts ..$287,456.29 $548,450.64 $557,766.77 $ 99,465.42 LIABILITIES $162,000.00 19.668.99 $181,968.99 Highwav Bonds '..- Outstanding Warrants - Total Liabilities STATE OF OREGON COUNTY OF JACKSON ss We. the undersigned. County Budget Committee for Jackson County, Oregon, do hereby certify that the above Is a true, fair and complete est imp te of the probable expenses of said County for the ensuing year and probable receipts from sources other than direct taxation upon real and personal property In its Jurisdiction during the ensuing year, and an estimate of the probable unapp-r-tioned or unexpended balance in the various funds as of the last day of the fiscal year. We further certify that the estimate of expenses of the various institutions of the County of the amount required for public enter, prises, roads, bridges, etc.. and all other expenses of the County ts therein set out, is Just and based upon a careful study of the expenses of the County during the past three years, and a thorough examination of Its probable needs during the year for which uch estimate is made. That each and every item herein is believed to be necessary for the proper transaction of the business of the County the protection of its property and interests and to be for the public welfare. That every expense estimated is in ac cordance with the law. and is a legitimate charge against the County. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 2nd day of June, A.D.. 1942. ARNOLD BOHNERT, Chairman. W. W. ROBISON. Secretary. J. B. COLEMAN, County Judge. WM. PERRY. Count- Commissioner. A. E. POWELL, Countv Commissioner. H. A. THIEROLF. Committeeman. Score: Portland . Sllverton Hess, Warner, H. E. 6 6 3 Lokan and R. . 2 . 4 Roelandt; Pesky and Riesco. UOW THEY; STAND (By Team Brooklyn St. Louis Cincinnati New York . Boston Pltuburgh Chicago Philadelphia The Associated National W 37 -.29 27 -.26 -.26 -.23 .23 16 American New York 36 Detroit 30 Boston 26 Cleveland 27 St. Louis 28 Washington 21 Chicago 19 Philadelphia Press) L Pet 14 .725 20 .892 24 .629 26 .500 29 .473 28 .451 30 .434 36 JOS SPLIT 10 TILTS Klamath Falls, June 8 UP) First Baseman Paul Crapo's ninth inning double scoring Hatfield from third yesterday gave the Klamath Pelicans a 3-2 victory over the Dorrls, Calif., Lumberjacks and a split in the week-end series Inaugur ating the Oregon-California league schedule in Klamath Falls. Clyde Carl strom hurled his third straight loop victory for Dorrls in Saturday's game to down the Pelicans, 11-3. Scores: (Saturday) R H E Dorrls 11 17 a Klamath Falls 3 8 Carlstrom and Goldbar; Hat field, Van Drlesche and Dixon., Phillips. (Sunday) R H I Dorrls .2 7 1 Klamath Fall! 3 7 ! Snider and Goldbar; Haynes and Dixon. The Medford Craters swept an Oregon-California league doubleheader from the Grants Pass Merchants at Grants Pass yesterday afternoon, hammering out a 10 to 2 victory in the opener and nabbing the seven- Inning nightcap, S to 4. Manager Dutch Lleber and Al Winter, the young University of Oregon southpaw, combined to limit the Merchants to six blows in the first game while home runs by Dwight Cather wood and Steve Crlppen were clinching the contest for the locals In the first three innings. Crippen then scattered seven hits to best Bob Gehringer In the afterpiece, although the lat ter, a bis righthander, was touched for one less blngle, The Craters got all the runs they needed in the first frame of the opening game, scoring four time on Al Wray Llghtner trlnle to left behind a walk to Norm Worthley, Catherwood's home run down the left field line and Madden's single to left after Crlppln wee hit by a pitch and stole second. To make the victory doubly certain, the Craters came back with three more run In the third on Worthley'a single to left, a hit batsman and Crlppen's three-run homer to left A walk to Catnerwood, John ny GlUens' single to left and Madden's single to center gave the Craters another run in the fifth, and Madden's two-run sin gle In the ninth accounted lor the remainder oi the trater markers. Lleber worked the first four Innings of the opener and allow ed three hits and one run, the latter coming In the fourth on a walk to Al Fleishman, Geh YOUTH CAPTURES TRAPSHOOT TOGA Tacoma, June 8 UP) The state singles championship event at the Washington State Trap shooters association tournament was won here yesterday by 19 year-old J. A. Turner of Brem erton with a score of 193 put of a possible 200 in the 16-yard event Earl Averill of Snohomish, a former maor league baseball star scored 96 out of 100 to win in the state handicap event and Earl Colson, Jr., Tacoma, had high overall score for the three- day event Scores Yesterday Lot Angeles Sacramento San Diego Seattle Oakland .. San Francisco Hollywood Portland 12 26 23 -24 26 .519 31 .412 31 .380 21 33 .375 Coast 37 24 .607 .38 27 JJ83 .38 29 .567 32 33 .492 30 33 .476 .28 31 .473 28 40 .412 24 38 (By The Associated Press) National League Boston 2-2 Cincinnati 6 3. Philadelphia 4 6 Pittsburgh 7,n a-o inrsi game iu innings, zna .536 ven). 431 Brooklyn 8-4 Chicago 4-3 (2nd ia game 10 Innings). iew xorK i n. Hi. uomu American Detroit 6-0 Washington 4-8 Cleveland 5 1 New York 4-13 Chicago 2 2 Boston 3-3 (2nd game 8 Innings). St Louis 3 7 Philadelphia 2-1 Pacific Coast Oakland 8-4 Los Angeles 6-3 (2nd game 8 Innings). Portland 6 3 San Diego 2 3 Seattle 2 6 Sacramento 3-3 Hollywood 6 2 San Francisco .387,3 4. ringer's sacrifice and KUiy Martindale's triple to center. Wimer, displaying a baffling curve, was touched for three blows and lone tally in the five heats he worked, walk to Johnson, an error and Ray Clay- inn'i slnsla to right creating the tallv. The southpaw fanned flua Martindala. young high school Lfthinrfar. went the route for Grant Pass and wa rocked for a dozen hit, four of them by Madden. He fanned six and walked the same number. The second game was a beau tiful pitchers' duel between Crippen and Gehringer, with the former whiffing seven and the latter two. ... GlUens' walk, Lleber's single, an error and Don Fawcetf sin gle gave the Craters two In the .nnd. and they picked up a couple more In the fourth on Hal Adam single, fir, an error and wonnieys double. An error and Madden's single accounted for the -raters' fifth run In the fifth in- nine. Grant Past scored a run ou Crippen in the second on an er ror and a hit by Clark, and go'. another in the fifth on Smith hit n error and Johnny Gray' single. In the seventh and final frame the Merchant launched a rally that fell one run short of tleina the score. Clayton sin- eled. Adamt erred on Gray and Fleishman tingled them both home. With two gone, Crippen fanned Gehringer to end the game. Box score of first game: MELTO RD AS B, H PO A Pawcatt. SB SlOl Worthier. 8 . Wry. CP , 4 Catharwood, LP Oltsan, 38 4 Crtppan, IB Madman. It- I Rwanaon, O 4 Uebar, P-IB 4 Winner. P . By Austin Bealmear Associated Press Sport Writer. Nearly everybody In the ma jor leagues. It seems. Is working on a "streak" of some kind these days, but the ones who hope to keep them Intact will take a tip from the New York Yankees and steer clear of Al Smith, the Cleveland southpaw. Ernie Bonham Is the latest to tangle with lefty Al, whose portslde tactics have made him an unpopular citizen in the vi cinity of the Bronx. Sporting a record of eight straight victories and topping the pitching ranks of both leagues, undefeated Ernie went after number nine against the Indians yesterday and 71,910 paying customers were on hand at the Yankee stadium to watch him work. But Smith had ideas of hit own. Joe Hevlng lasted less than an Inning against the American league leaders, who drove him to cover with three hit and a many runs. Then Smith came along and checked the Yanks with a single run the rest of the way while his mate tore into Bonham and tied the (core. Win Own Gam And when Lou Boudreau singled In the ninth for the 11th blow off the Yankee ace and moved to second on sacrifice. Smith stepped up and lashed out a hit for the run that won the game, 8-4. Cleveland a success was short lived yesterday, however, for the Yanks splattered home run all over the place in the second game, winning 13-1 behind Spud Chandler five-hit pitching and dumping the Indians into fourth place as the Boston Red Sox moved into third. The Detroit Tigers held on to second place In the American league, 10 games behind the Yanks, by dividing a double bill with the Washington Senator. Detroit took the first game, 6-4, but lost 8-0 In the afterpiece. The Boston Red Sox tripped the Chicago White Sox twice, winning both games by a (core of 3-2 and (coring the winning runs In the final frames. Continuing their flirt with the first division, the St Louis Browns knocked off the Phila delphia Athletic in both game, 5 2 and 7-1. Reds Sweep Bill In the National league, the Cincinnati Red took a pair from the tumbling Boston Brave and moved into third place, vacated by the New York Giant who lost a twin bill to the St Louis Cardinals. Four unearned runs helped the Red win their first game, 6-2, but it took a ninth-Inning homer by Ray Lamanno to de cide the second, 3-2. Howard Pollet pitched the Cards to 4-1 triumph over the Giant In their opener and Mort Cooper made it unanlmou with a four-hit 2-0 shutout The Brooklyn Dodgers clung to their seven-game lead over the Cards by winning a pair from the Chicago Cubs, 8-4 and 4-3. The Pittsburgh Pirate earn from behind twice to nip the Philadelphia Phil. 8-4, In 10 Innings, and 8-6 in a game held to seven Innings by the Sunday law. ToUlt O RANTS PASS Clayton. P-P Laub-eh. SB OrT. 88 FVUhman. IB Ohertnirar. CP Kannady. CP Parthln. O Martindala, P Smith. SB ... Johnson, LP DRIVER DRIVER IS AMUSED Camp Roberts, Cel. U.R Prt James R. Driver, who has been chauffering In the army for 19 months now, doesn't mind being ribbed about his name. "What really tickle me is when I'm Driver Driver for Mess Officer Lieut Dick Kitchen." Totals Madford io ta ti u AS R H PO A I sol to 4 61 , 0 1 I 4 0 0 I , 0 I 0 o o o 4 0 t 0 4 0 0 1 1 I 0 0 0 si to rt M bach, Martlndale; hone runs: Oath erwood, Crtppan: stolan baaes: OIU san. Crippen, Gray. Kennedy: eacrl fteas: Worth!?, Oahrlnser; double playa: Wray to fifteen to Worthley, Laubach to Gray to Fleishman 9: baaaa on balls: Lteber 1, Wlraar t. Martindala : strlke-outs. Ltabsr t, Wlmar . Martindala : hit off:U bar tor 1 run In 4 Innings: Wlmar t tor 1 run In : bit by pitch, by Martindala (Crtppan. Oltaen)': wild pitebaa: Martindala t: paaaad balls: Swanaon 1: winning pitchar: Llabrr; umpires: Pearson and Newall; time, IS. Ssrond t-ma (7 Innings): Medford 0 t Oranta Paas , 4 T t Crtppan n1 Adams: Oahrtnger ana' Parthlnf. .4 0 1 0 00 10 Orant Paas . 0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 t Brrorai OlUan. tuber. Laubach, Oray: runs ballad In: Wray. OaMiar wood t, Oltsan. Crtppan . Maddan I. Clayton, Martindala: two-baa hits: Madden; Uua baa hits: Wray, Lau- WATER WELL DRILLING HI ll Trt MACHINE Moiir.RATR can't ROBT BURNS Telephone 343 L Rt s. Bos SS7. nranta Pisa, rwrm HIjh.aT