MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1942.
State Game Commission Dovetails Deer and Elk Hunting Seasonso
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DEER HUNTING TO
START SEPT. 27,
AND ENDOCT. 31
Action Waits Final Approval
As A War Measure
' Other Rulings.
Portland, June 13 (IP) The
state game commission today
tentatively dovetailed the deer
and elk hunting seasons as a war
measure.
Final approval or amendment
of the action will not be made
until the next meeting June 27,
the commission said, giving
sportsmen the Intervening time
In which to Jlie arguments.
Under the new schedule, the
deer season will run from Sep
tember 27 to October 31 and the
elk season for eastern Oregon
from October 28 to December 1.
Only exception was Wallowa
county where the elk season
will close November 15.
Travel limitations prompted
dovetailing the seasons.
Other commission actions,
'which also are tentative until
the June 27 meeting:
1. Three thousand permits to
kill does In Grant county will
be sold at $3.30 each; 2,000 per
mits to kill elk cows In the
Umatilla area at $5 each.
2. Bull elk season in Coos
and Douglas counties will run
from August 23 to 31.
3. Bear season will open Sep
tember 27 and close October 31
with a limit of one.
i 4. Eastern Oregon antelope
season will be September 23-30
with one of either sex the limit.
6. The Salt Creek game refuge
In Lane county will be open.
The Ochoco refuge will be clos
ed. Otherwise last year's regula
tions on refuges will remain in
effect.
6. Checking system for elk
and antelope will be abandoned
this year because of inability to
hire checkers for the 29 stations
operated last year. Hunters will
be required to report kills by
mail.
PHEASANT SEASON
7. The Upland pheasant sea
son will be Oct. 17 to Nov. 1, in
clusive. The bag limit will be
four cocks a day, but not more
than eight cocks in seven conse
cutive days or in possession. In
Malheur county one hen may be
Included in the weekly bag of
eight birds. In Klamath county
the season will be Nov. IS to 30.
In Wheeler and Lake counties it
will be Oct. 17. 18, 21, 24, 23 and
28, and the limit will be three
cocks in one day but not more
than nine In the season. Har
ney and Jefferson counties' bag
limits will be the same as
Wheeler and Lake.
8. The Willamette Valley
pheasant season will be Oct. 17,
18 and 21. Bag limit will be
two cocks a day, but not more
than four in the season.
HEADS NEW BUREAU
Washington, June 13 (PI
President Roosevelt today cre
ated an "office of war Informa
tion," headed by Elmer Davis,
the writer and radio commen
tator, who was given authority
to handle all the information
functions of the government.
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Philadelphia, June 13 (IP)
The Record today ran its
major league standings up
ildedown, showing the Phils
nd Athletics on top.
The Inverted standings car
ried a footnote explaining
'just thought you'd like to see
the home teams on top for
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AND CRAIG MEET
Prince Selaki Mihallkis. au
thor, lecturer, champion high
diver, composer, and, as an aft
erthought, one of the best wrest
lers in the game today, returns
to Medford Monday night after
an absence of over two years to
face Camp White's George
Craig, a blacksmith by trade, in
the middle event of Promoter
Mack Lillard's weekly mat card
in the armory.
Mihallkis, an Arabian prince
and no fooling, is extremely
well-known to southern Oregon
grapple fandom. Prior to his
leaving here for a mat tour of
the nation he was one of the best
drawing cards Lillard had under
his wing. For a long time he
stuck strictly to legitimate activ
ity in the ring, but toward the
end of his local stay he became
something less than an angel.
Just what type of a grappler
Mihalikis happens to be at this
time Is not definitely known. bt
Lillard reports that rumors have
reached his ears telling of the
Prince's utter disregard of
straight, clean matwork. If
these rumors are based on fact
Craig has his work cut out for
him, because Mihalikis can be a
mighty tough customer when he
wants to be.
The one-hour main event will
find Sockeye Jack McDonald
clashing with Chief Thunder-
bird in a battle of giants, with
the ex-Tacoma logger given a
slight edge over his Indian op
ponent. In the four-round opener, slat
ed to start; at 8:30 sharp, Pete
Belcastro will pit his dirty tac
tics against clean-wrestling Al
berto Corral, Mexican favorite.
LITTLE,
LEADGOLF FIELD
Toledo. O., June 13 (Pi
Lawson Little, former grand
slam amateur champion, and
partner Lloyd Mangrum won
two matches today In the In
verness Invitational four-ball
golf classic, jumping far ahead
of the field at the end of five
of seven rounds in the race for
the $7,630 best-ball pot of gold.
The leaders, with a plus 13
for the five rounds, handed
Herman Kelser and Chandler
Hnrper, Miami best-ball win
ners, one-down defeat this
morning, and then came back
to tour the front nine In 28
strokes, seven under par and
one under the previous tourna
ment record, for a five up deci
sion over Jimmy Hines and
Herman Barron this afternoon.
New York, June 13 (IP)
Two charities the army emer
gency relief and the Herald
Tribune fresh air fund will
share the proceeds of the Sept.
12 football game in which the
New York Giants of the National
Pro League will oppose the best
the U. S. army has to offer.
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DEMPSEY ENTERS
COAST GUARD AS
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Headline Athletes In Navy
Start Gunnery and Fire
Drills Monday.
New York, June 13 (IP)
Jack Dempsey, who said he was
happier than the day he won the
world heavyweight boxing title,
was sworn in today as a lieuten
ant, senior grade, in the U. S.
coast guard.
Commissioned to head the
coast guard's physical training
program at the services Man
hattan East station on Long Is
land, the former champion
vowed "I am going to teach
them all the rough stuff."
"This is a rough, tough war
and the marquis of queensberry
rules are out. he said. "My itu
dents will learn the dirty and
most effective way to fight.
The use of knives in close
combat would be taught, he dis
closed, hastening to add, how
ever, that wooden knives would
be used at the start to avoid ac
cidents.
Dempsey, who was turned
down twice by the army because
of his age, said he was giving
up all his civilian activities.
Washington, June 13 (IP)
The navy department announced
today that many of the nation's
headline athletes now stationed
at its Norfolk school for physical
instructors had been ordered to
training in gunnery and fire
control In preparation for assign
ment to battle stations at sea.
Rear Admiral Randall Jacobs,
chief of navy personnel, had
directed that the physical train
ing Instructors also be given
courses In combat duty.
Naval officials said there were
approximately 3,000 men in the
navy'i physical training branch
starting Monday.
Hollywood, June IS ;P)
Hollywood clinched !' Coast
league series with Portland to
day.sinking the visitors deeper
into the cellar with a 7-3 deci
sion. The Portlanders complet
ed five double plays, equallylng
the league record.
The Stars pounced on veteran
Byron Speece and Ttllie Schafer
for a dozen hits, running their
total for the five games of the
series to 69 base blows. John
ny Dickshot of Hollywood and
Johnny Leovlch and Lee Stine
connected for home runs. Port
land touched Roy (Pappy) Join
er for 10 hits, but most of them.
Including the homers, came
when the game was on ice for
the locals.
Score: R. H. E.
Portland S 10 1
Hollywood 7 12 1
Speece, Schafer and Leovlch;
Joiner and Brenzel.
San Diego, Calif., June 13
(IP) Southpaw Rex Dilbeck
notched his ninth victory for
San Diego today, a 9 to 2 deci
sion over Oakland, to maintain
his Coast league pitching lead
ership. He has been defeated
once.
Score: R. H. E.
Oakland . 2 7 1
San Diego 5 9 2
Diblasi, Ananlci and Raimon-
dl; Dilbeck and Salkeld.
BUBALO TO HURL
Portland. June 13 John
Bubalo, University of Oregon
star, will be on the mound for
the Portland firemen tomorrow
when the strong Eugene Athlet
ics Invade Portland for the day's
top state league baseball con
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Manager Charles (Dutch) Lle-
ber sends his Medford Craters
against the hard-clouting Dorris
(Cal.) Lumberjacks at 2 o'clock
this afternoon in the second
game of a two-game Oregon-
California league series, and
either the hesd man himself,
or Lefty Al Wimer will face
I the invaders from the flinging
'mound. Fairgrounds park,
snort distance south on the Pa-
;ciflc highway, is the game's
locale.
Jovial Red Tolbert of the
Lumberjacks Is expected to give
his pitching nod to Jim Snyder,
a southpaw of considerable
prowess. Snyder, on Decoration
day, turned in the loop's best
hurling trick to date, blanking
the Grants Pass Merchants with
one hit.
Wnile Medford and Dorris are
battling it out here, Grants Pass
and the Klamath Falls Pelicans
will be staging the second of
their two-game set at Klamath
Falls. First tilts of both series
were played last night.
Lieber, who has been both
ered with a sore arm for two
weeks, probably won't know
until just before the bell wheth
er he or ti t slim left-hander.
Wimer, will walk to the Crater
rubber. Licber's last stint was
a four-Inning operation against
Grants Pass last Sunday, during
which he did OK wiih three
whiffs, three blows and one run
allowed.
Wimer, working for the first
time this season in Crater uni
form, finished the contest and
yitlded three hits and one run
in five frames, while striking
out five. He's not very fast but
possesses a baffling portside de
livery and has fine control
Medford won the game, 10 to 2
The last time the Craters
faced Snyder, on May 24, they
beat him, 3 to 0, as Steve Crip-
pen came up with a two-hit
pitching Job. Snyder was rappea
for 13 hits, four of them by Don
Fawcett, but the blows were so
scattered that the best the locals
could do was turn them into a
trio of tallies.
Medford Is expected to take
the field this afternoon with
Glen Swanson catching, Lieber
or Crippen on first, Johnny Git-
zen on second. Norm wortniey
on short. Fawcett on tlurd,
Dwleht Catherwood in left, AI
Wray Lightner in center and
Madden in right.
The Lumberjacks, boasting
their strongest team In history
will line up with Bart Goldbar
catching, Jack Duracha on first,
Orlo Oakes on second, the sen
sational Bill Crispi on short
Earl Brooks on third, DeVore
in left, Gaspari in center and
Snavely in right.
Not counting games of last
nlchl. Medford, Dorris and
Klamath Falls were deadlocked
for the league leadership with
four victories and two defeats
apiece.
The Craters announced that
the strong Bear Photo team of
San Francisco would play a
two-game series here next Sat
urday night and Sunday after
noon to make up for the series
which was postponed the Deco
ration day week-end because oi
unfavorable weather. The reg
ular two-game league series
with the Grants Pass Merchants
slated for next week-end will be
split up. the first tilt being
played here next Wednesday
night and the second game the
following Wednesday evening,
to make way for the Bear Photo
games.
RACING
New York. June 13 (IP)
Mrs. T. Christopher's Doublrab
won the 42nd running of the
Carter handicap at Aqueduct
today as Warren Wright's Whirl
away finished third.
Doublrab, winning his third
straight stake In as many weeks,
ripped off the seven furlongs
In 1:23 to equal the track rec
ord. Portland, June 13 i.T"i John
ny Blancone. athletic director at
the army's Santa Ana. Calif
air base and former Oregon State
college football star, has been
promoted to captain, friends here
learned today.
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TIGERS fi-5 FOR
Boston, June 13. (IP) The
Boston Red Sox won their sixth
straight game today by pushing
across a run in the ninth to beat
the Detroit Tigers, 8 to 3 in the
opener of a three-game series.
It was the fourth time in their
winning streak that the second
place Sox have come from be
hind to triumph in the last in
ning. Bobby Doerr worked Lefty
Henshaw, third Detroit pitcher
In the game, for a walk, and
was sacrificed to second by
Tony Lupien. Jim Tabor was
passed intentionally, then Bill
Conroy singled to left, bringing
home Doerr with the winning
run.
Detroit 5 9 2
Boston 6 13 4
Trucks, Corsica, Henshaw and
Tebbetts; Wagner, Dobson, But
land, Brown and Conroy.
New York, June 13. (IP)
The New York Yankees shook
off a Jinx and whipped Elden
Auker and the St. Louis Browns.
4-3, today but the game went 10
Innings before Tommy Henrich
broke it up with his eighth
home run of the year.
Beaten three times in their
five previous starts with the
Browns and twice by Auker,
the Yanks pounded the submar
ine hurler for 16 hits but left an
equal number of runners
stranded on the base paths.
St. Louis , 3 10 1
New York 4 16 1
Auker and Hayes; Chandler,
Llndell and Kearse.
Philadelphia, June 13. (IP)
Handcuffed for seven Innings by
Mel Harder, the Philadelphia
Athletics finally solved the
Cleveland hurler's curves today
and pounded out a 4-1 victory
for their second triumph In as
many days over the Indians.
. Outfielder Jeff Heath of
Cleveland was forced to leave
the game when he pulled a
muscle in his back swinging at
a pitch In the second.
Cleveland 16 1
Philadelphia 4 6 0
Harder, Heving and Hegan;
Wolff, Shirley and Wagner.
Washington, June 13 (IP)
The Washington Senators bunch
ed their hits in two innings to
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defeat the Chicago White Sox.
4 to 3, tonight. The first Sat
urday night major league base
ball game in the capital attract
ed 7,500 spectators.
Chicago 3 9 3
Washington 4 6 2
Dietrich, Ross, Haynes and
Tresh; Carrasquel and Evans.
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Chicago, June 13 UP) Les
lie (Bill) Fleming. Chicago Cubs
rookie righthander, missed a
niche in the no-hit hall of fame
today by the margin of a pop
fly that dropped in center field
for a base hit. Otherwise he
pitched a one-hit, 1 to 0 victory
over the Boston Braves to give
the Cubs their fourth victory
in a row. It was the eleventh
straight setback for the Braves
Score: R. H. E.
Chicago , 1 4 0
Boston 0 10
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ing and McCullough.
Pittsburgh, June 13 (IP)
The Pittsburgh Pirates won
their seventh straight game to
day, knocking Cliff Melton out
of the box in two innings and
breezing to an 8-2 triumph
over the New York Giants.
Bob Kllnger went all the
way for the Bucs and scattered
eight hits over five innings
after pitching no-hit ball for the
first three frames, gaining his
third victory against one defeat.
Milton handed the Pirates
their first marker in the open
ing frame when he walked Alf
Anderson and wild-pitched him
to third, whence he scored on
an outfield fly.
In the second, the home club
put the game away by tagging
Melton for five hits and four
more runs before he gave way
to Harry Feldman. Vince Di
Maggio and Frank Gustine hit
successive singles with one out
and Al Lopez bunted DiMaggio
home.
Score: R. H. E.
New York 2 8 2
Pittsburgh 8 13 1
Melton, Feldman, Adams and
Danning; Klinger and Lopez.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati (night)
postponed, weather.
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Lincoln, Neb., June 13 (IP)
Southern California won Its
eight straight N. C. A. A. track
championships tonight with 85
Vi points.
The Trojans gained but one
first, by Cliff Bourland in the
440, but scored in ten of the 14
events. Ohio state wis second
with 44.
There were no records set or
equalled. Two boys took home
double championships. Hal Da
vis of California, in the 100 and
220 and Bob Wright, Ohio State,
vho successfully defended his
hurdle titles.
Les MacMitche'.l of New York
university suffered his first
NCAA mile run defeat of his
college career tonight when, in
the opening event of the finals
of the annual event, he ran
third behind Bob Ginn of Ne
braska, and Lercy Weed of
Southern California.
Ginn, a mite of lad, won with
a desperate lunge at the tape,
leaving Weed about a foot be
hind. Ginn's time was 4:11.1.
MacMitchell never was better
than third In the race. For two
laps Francis Conforti of Notre
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Dame held the lead, but on the
back stretch of the third lap.
Weed went into the lead by two
yards ever Ginn, Confront! drop
ping back to fourth.
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from the last turn. Then Ginn
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'lunge to win, falling flat on
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