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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1942.
San Francisco Bear Photos to Face Craters Twice This Week-End
T,
NEXT AFTERNOON
Visitors Boast Several Bril
liant Young Players 14
Men - Will Make Trip,
Manager Johnny Marettt'i
Bear Photos of San Francisco,
victorious in six out of nine
games this season and generally
recognized as the number one
semi-pro baseball club in the
Bay area, will arrive in Medford
tomorrow afternoon for a two-
game series with tha Craters,
First tilt will be played Satur
day night starting at 9 o'clock
and the windup will get under
way at Z o clock Sunday after
noon.
The Bear Photos' 14-man ros
ter includes some of the most
sensational young players in
northern California; namely
Sally Costa, 20-year-old short
stop and former Galileo high
star; Outfielder Sammy Gomez
and Al (Paps) Chiaruccl, catch
er, another 20-year-old ex-Gall
leo luminary.
Facing the Craters In the two
game set will be Cookie Pera,
for the past five years a leading
fllnger in San Francises semi-
pro circles, and Bob Perret, who
pitched Simmons Mattress com'
pany to the Industrial league
pennant the past winter. It is
not known which games the two
hurlers will work.
Kermlt Cannon, former Uni
versity of California star, holds
down first base for tha Photos;
Curly Corona takes care of the
keystone and A. (Blackie) Zep
poni operates at the hot corner.
In the outfield, besides Gomez,
are three brothers who alternate
in the other two positions W.
Lucchessl, F. Lucchessi and J.
Lucchessi.
Crip May Pitch
Steve Crippen, who has
notched four straight Oregon
California league victories, is
expected to do the Crater pitch
ing in the Saturday night con
test, with either Manager Dutch
Lieber or Pvt. Dickinson, the U.
S. army righthander who beat
Grants Pass, 12 to 4, Wednesday
night with seven hits and 13
strikeouts, laboring on the
mound in the Sunday game,
Hal Adams, Glen Swanson or
Johnson will be back of the
plate Saturday, with Lieber or
Al Fleishman, borrowed from
Grants Pass, on first base; John
ny C.itzen on second, Norm
Worthley on short, Harold Lang,
Bus Solvester or Jack Swaryck
on third, Dwight Catherwood in
left, Al Wray Lightner in center
and Don Madden in right.
Appearance here of the Bear
Photos will be the first of a San
Francisco team since the Pacific
Greyhounds came to Medford in
1940 to make life miserable for
the locals. Largest crowds of the
season are expected to see the
games.
While the Crater are facing
the Photos, Klamath Falls will
be playing a two-game Oregon
California league scries with the
Dorris, (Cal.) Lumberjacks, at
Dorris.
EO ERAUTT WILL
PLAY FOR SALEM
Salem, June 19 P) The
Salem baseball club of the West
ern International league will ob
tain Eddie Erautt, right-handed
pitcher from Hollywood, the
club announced last night.
Erautt, former bat boy for the
Portland Beavers and regarded
as a promising young rookie,
will report to the Solons Mon
day night in Portland, when the
Senators play the Portland
Beavers.
Erautt probably will replace
Franke Dierickxx, ace mounds
man who will leave shortly
after July 1.
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Victory Over Bevos;
Seals Capture Pair
By The Associated Press
The Pacific Coast baseball
league leading Sacramento Sol
ons blanked the last place Port
land Beavers at Portland last
night, 2 to 0, to make up for a
loss on the previous night when
Portland shut out the Solons 3
to 0.
Blix Donnelly, ace Sacramento
hurler spaced six hits to the
Beavers, whose moundman, Syd
Cohen, yielded eight safeties.
Portland rallied in the ninth
to jam the bags with two out,
but Donnelly calmly fanned Lee
Stine, a pinch hitter, to end the
game. The teams play a doublo-
neaaer tonight.
The San Francisco Seals, new
comers to the upper division,
showed themselves to be poten
tial challengers for the pennant
last night by besting Los Angel
es In a doubleheader, S to 1 and
7 to 8.
Vince Dibiasl, Oakland twirl-
er, also turned out a six-hit per
formance that gave the Oaks an
8 to 2 win from the Hollywood
Stars.
Score:
Sacramento ...... 2 8 1
Portland ....0 6 1
Donnelly and Mueller: Cohen
and Leovich.
Don Madden, veteran out
fielder who does his clubbing
from the left side of the plate,
has walloped .out eight hits in
18 trips to the dish for a .474
batting average, the highest of
any Crater player for Oregon
California league games.
Manager Dutch Lieber, pitch
er and first baseman, has laced
out 19 blows in 36 tries for a
mark of .417, and Johnny
Gitzen, second baseman, is third
with a figure of .389 on seven
hits in 18 trips.
Following are the individual
averages:
AB. H. Avg.
Madden 19 8 .474
Lieber 38 15 .417
Gitzen 18 7 .389
Wray 32 12 .375
Worthley 30 10 .333
Snider 3 1 .333
Johnson 3 1 .333
Catherwood 44 14 .318
Crippen 28 8 ' .308
Fawcett 31 9 .290
Lang 12 3 .250
Swanson . 12 2 .187
Swaryck 12 2 .187
Adams 21 3 .143
Solvester u 3 0 .000
Dickinson 3 0 .000
G. Gitzen 2 0 .000
ANGLING SPOTTY
PORTLAND, June 19
Spotty fishing faces Oregon an
glers this week end, the state
game commission's weekly sur
vey ferocast today.
County reports included:
Curry Trolling good for
Rogue River salmon, trout fish
ing good in lakes and other
other streams.
JacksonNice catches report
ed in Applegate country on spin
ners and eggs, some luck on
flies. Rogue Kiver trout and sal
mon angling Just fair.
Josephine Rogue River sal
mon fishing good in Grants
Pass area.
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Free-For-All at Second Base
Enlivens 5-2 Dodger Vic
toryTwo Chased.
By Judson Bailer
Associated Press Sports Writer
Baseball's fiercest feud In
many seasons the two-year-old
rhubarb of the rowdy Brooklyn
Dodgers and the scrapping St.
Louis Cardinals has broken
out again.
St. Louis came streaming Into
Ebbets Field last night with a
seven-game winning streak and
visions of shaving down the
Dodgers' 4V4 game National
league lead during their crucial
five-game series.
But the Dodgers diverted the
Redblrds' attention with a free-for-all
at second base In the
sixth inning and sneaked off
with a 8-2 victory that event
ually may prove one of the most
vital of the season.
It was two years to the day
from the game in which Joe
Medwlck was beaned by Bob
Bowman of the Cardinals and
Medwlck set off the newest
strife with a high lunging slide
into Shortstop Martin Marion.
Second Baseman Frank Crisp!
knocked Medwick down and the
players of both squads waded
into each other.
Unlike some baseball battles.
It was furious while it lasted
and several players came out of
it with bumps on their heads,
skinned faces and other injuries.
Dixie Walker of the Dodgers
twisted his leg and had to with
draw from the game and both
Medwick and Crespi were ban
ished by the umpires.
Cinched In 8th
When it was over lefty Max
Lanier was so unsettled he gave
up a walk and two singles to
let Brooklyn tie the score at 2-2
and had to be replaced by John
Beazley to get the final out in
the sixth.
The Cards seemed to be still
thinking of the skirmish when
the Dodgers drove three runs
across in the-eighth to sew up
the game.
The Detroit Tigers tumbled
the New York Yankees again 3-1
on the four-hit hurling of Virgil
(Fire) Trucks.
Early Wynn's seven-hit pitch
ing and the lusty hitting of his
battery-mate, Jake Early, pro
vided the Washington Senators
a 7-1 verdict over the Cleveland
Indians.
The Chicago White Sox ex
changed positions with the
Philadelphia Athletics again by
winning 7-2 on the five-hit
hurling of Buck Ross and Joe
Haynes, who worked the last
Inning. Ross allowed Just two
hits till the eighth.
Scores Yesterday
(By the Associated Press)
National League
St. Louis 2, Brooklyn S
(Only game scheduled)
American
New York 1. Detroit 3
Philadelphia 2, Chicago 7
Washington 7, Cleveland 1
(Only games)
Pacific Coast
San Francisco 5-7, Los Ange
les 1-6
Sacramento 2, Portland 0
Hollywood 2, Oakland 8
(Only games)
Western International
Salem 0, Vancouver 1
Tacoma 8, Spokane 8 (13 In
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FEATURES FIRST
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Chicago, June 19 (IP) The
only thing that possibly could
create any excitement in the
second round of the Hale Amer
ica golf tournament today would
be for one of the leaders to
shoot a 81 and then be disquali
fied because he was caught us
ing a putter off the tees.
Everything else happened yes
terday, leaving the crowds that
surged over the Ridgemoor club
course somewhat surfeited with
under-par golf and sideshow
amusements.
Sammy Byrd, the ex-ball
player, whose clubs were ruled
out as too grooved, played with
a borrowed set, so mad he could
shoot no better than a par 72.
Jimmy Thomson, known as
the longest driver In the bust
ness and perhaps the most erra
tic with his irons, won both the
driving and the approaching
contests, the latter to nis own
complete astonishment.
And 63 players 01 a total
entry of 96 either equalled or
beat the tar out of Ridgemoor's
official par. Seldom has golt
seen a shooting match to equal
it.
Leading the field at the first
turn in the big charity event
were Otey Crisman, a pint-size
pro from Alabama, and Mike
Turnesa, each with a 65.
A score or more of the game's
greatest shooters were right on
their heels. All the top men
were within easy striking dis
tance. There were five at 67 Law
son Little, Harry Cooper, Lloyd
Mangrum, Mike Sipula and Al
Brosch. Six were deadlocked at
68 Dick Metz, Herman Bar
ran, Jimmy Demaret, Horton
Smith, George Schneiter and
Wilford Wehrle, the amateur
star.
Roy Helser lo Join
Silverton Red Sox
Sllverton, June 19 (IP)
Roy Helser, ace left-handed pit
ching star, has come home to
Silverton to play with the Red
Sox, semi-pro state league club.
Helser, former ace pitcher for
Salem and who was released
last week by Portland, has ob
tained a defense Job in Port
land. Los Angeles, June 19 (IP)
The district attorney's office
came up with its newest candi
date for meanest man today. It
charged a 41-year-old defendant
with stealing 88 cents from a 6-year-old
girl.
Help save metal
rliNS
TEER bottle caps are rationed and unless present supplies
are conserved there will be serious shortage of beer in
bottles, particularly during the approaching summer months.
But far more important than our own convenience is the fact
that it is now the patriotic duty of all of us to do everything
possible to SAVE METAL. Perhaps the metal used in beer
bottle caps doesn't seem to be so important, yet the amount
required for the hundreds of thousands that can be SAVED
represents impressive tonnage. It's the little things that count.
Therefore, we do not hesitate to ask our many friends to pur
chase Bohemian Club in the JUMBO size whenever possible
to do so, rather than three regular 11 oz. bottles. Every time
you do this you will SAVE TWO BOTTLE CAPS.
Incidently. it is a BETTER BUY for you because the JUM
BO holds within an ounce of the SAME VOLUME of delic
ious Bohemian Club beer as three of the regular 1 1 oz. bottles.
"Lone Star Ranger" Opening at Holly
I 7
The last of pack of ruthless
Grey's "Lone Star Ranger", starring All-American football star
John Kimbrough and opening
and evening at the Holly Theatre. William Farnum heads the
supporting cast.
"Lone Star Ranger", plays as
"Blondie's Blessed Event", starring Penny Singleton and Ar
thur Lake.
HOW THEY?
STAND
(By the Associated Press)
Pacific Coast
W.
L.
30
32
Pet.
.595
.579
.556
.514
.473
.452
Sacramento 44
San Diego 44
Los Angeles 40 32
San Francisco....36 34
Seattle 35 39
Oakland 33 40
Hollywood ..........35
43 .449
Portland 27
44 .380
American
New York 42 16 .724
Boston 33 24 .579
Cleveland 32 29 .525
Detroit 34 31 .523
St. Louis 29 33 .468
Chicago .... 24 .34 .414
Philadelphia 26 39 .400
Washington 23 37 .383
National
Brooklyn 40 16
St. Louis 34 21
Cincinnati 32 27
New York 30 30
Chicago 29 32
Pittsburgh 28 31
Boston 27 38
Philadelphia 17 42
.714
.618
.542
.500
.475
.475
.415
.288
Portland Heeled
For Emergencies
Portland, June 19 (IP) Just
in case, Portland has $200,000
laid aside for such war emer
gencies as bombing.
Mayor Earl Riley explained
to the tax supervising commis
sion yesterday that two-thirds of
a $300,000 budget item is for
special war emergencies, the
other $100,00 for ordinary emer
gencies. Mcdonald
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rustlers bite the dust In Zane
for tonight and Saturday matinee
,
the added Western with
'Ghost Town Law'
Jl
Buck Jones gets his man In
"Ghost Town Law", thrilling
Western with Tim McCoy and
Raymond Hatton i-o-?"Ted,
playing tonight and Saturday
only at the Roxy Theatre. Vir
ginia Carpenter is the girl in
the romantic lead.
T
Heeding the demands of
scores of Camp White workmen
that their pride and Joy, George
Craig, be given a rematch with
Prince Selaki Mihalikis, Promo
ter Mack Lillard announced to
day that the pair would meet in
the one-hour main event of next
Monday night's armory mat pro
gram. Mihalikis. last Monday night,
defeated Craig on a trick ex
tending his hand for a hand
shake and then kneeing George
in the face to set up the deciding
fall. Craig, a blacksmith at the
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"The Great Man's Lady" Coming
Romantic drama played against the vast sweep of our own
vast West with the power that went into its development is
headed Medford way in "The Great Man's Lady", starring Bar
bara Stanwyck, Jcel McCrea and Brian Donlevy and coming to
the Craterian Theatre Sunday for a three day run. The picture
is likened to that popular story a few years back titled
"Cimarron".
"My Gal Sal"
The gayest musical since "'Alexander's Ragtime Band" Is tha
new Technicolor entertainment treat, "My Gal Sal", which opens
a one week engagement today at the Rialto Theatre. Rita Hay
worth, Victor Mature, John Sutton and Carole Landis have
starring role. 10 song hits Including: "My Gal Sal", "Oh The
Pitty Of It All", "On the Banks of the Wabash", "Mr. Volun
teer" and "Me and My Fella', are a special feature of the musical.
cantonment, and his many
Camp White friends, boiled over
following the match, and to say
that this return go is a real
grudge affair is stating it mildly.
Craig has insisted on a differ
ent referee for the battle, and
he 11 get one, although Earl
Yoakley will work the first two
matches.
Another rematch will occur In
the middle event, with Sockeye
Jack McDonald facing Chief
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Cliff Olson will return to meet
Alberto Corral.
LIEUT. GENE RAYMOND
ARRIVES IN LONDON
London, June 19 (IP) Lieut.
Gene Raymond, motion picture
actor now with the United
Stales air corps, has arrived in
Great Britain ,it was announced
today.
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