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PAGE EIGHT MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942. 3 (1. it-,., sUs3&yii ....... I ..14 tw4av. fnrh largely through the efforts of forbett said today. Corbett said j BEAN BALL RULE which produced four runs on as Candidates for Army All Star Eleven the depot would be the only ona of iu kind on the Pacific coast. TO VISIT GERMANY Berlin (From German Broad casts). Aug. 14 VP) The first of a group of 12 high Portu guese army officers left Lisbon by airplane Wednesday on an invitation of the German high command to visit Germany. many hits. In the American league, the Cleveland Indians came from behind In the ninth inning to edge out the Detroit Tigers, 3-2, for their first victory in their last eight starts, one of which ended in a tie. The St. Louis Browns crushed the Chicago White Sox. 8-3, Harlond Clift wno nil nomc run. double and two singles and drove In four runt. FLAG IN 2-GAME PACES ACID TEST PLAN PLASMA DEPOT Portland, Aug 14 W) A Red Cross blood plasma pro curement depot, for the prepara tion of wet plasma for the armed forces, will be opened here Monday, Chairman Henry L. SET AT Locals Need Only One Win to Clinch Title To Play Saturday and Sunday. Needing only one victory to clinch the Oregon - California league pennant, Medford'a Crat er move to Klamath Falli thli week-end for a two-game series that marks completion of the loop's 24-game schedule. Tilts will be played Saturday twilight and Sunday afternoon. The Craters, two full games In front of the second-place Pel icans, will send two southpaw pitchers against Manager Ernie Bishop's club; namely, Lieut. Norman Lewis and Jim Snyder. Manager Dutch Lieber was un decided today which of the left handers would open the crucial set. Klamath Falls will counter with Virgil Haynes and Kenny Benham, both of them right handers with Haynes probably Setting the call for the Saturday twilight fracas Klamath Falls must win both games to throw the pennant race into a tie and make a playoff , necesary. One victory will give the Craters the championship. Regardless of how the pennant battle winds up; the Craters and Pelicans will engage In a three game series for the President's cup. to be awarded the club tak ing two games by Dom Provost of Ashland, league prexy. In six games played between the two teams thus far, both have won three. Medford has beaten the Pelicans three out of four times in Medford, but lost both games to the Klamaths In their only trip to Klamath Falls. Manager C. F. Pruess of the Grants Pass Merchants an nounced yesterday that the Dor rls, (Cal.) Lumberjacks, who were scheduled to play a double- header at Grants Fas Sunday, had forfeited the two games. Eleven candidates for the Eastern all-Army football team new training at Maw Haveaj, Conn., for a series of Army Relief benelit games line up In "battle formation," Backs, left-right. Lt Mike Byelene, r.h.. Purduei Corp. Vike Francis, f.b.. Nebratkai Cept John Pingel, l.h., Michigan Stats; Lt. Sara Bartholomew, q.b Tennsiiee. Linemen, left-right, Sgt. Frank Delmonlco, r.e.. Holy Croisi Pvt. Floyd Spendlove, r.t.. Utaht Lt Charles Honke, r.g.. Texas A k (1M.1 Lt Tom Green field, c. Arlsonat Pvt. Frank Kapriva, I.g., Wake Forest; Corp. Walter Barnes, 1.1., Louisiana State U.I Lt James Sterling, I.e.. Texas A. k M. Fights Last Night Portland. Aug 14 (IP) Fish ermen will find prospects in Oregon only fair this week-end, the state game commission's weekly bulletin forecast today. The county-byounty report: Curry Steelhcd and salmon fishing good In Rogue. Good catches of large cutthroat from Elk river. Coos Streams only fair but Coos Bay good for bass. Douglas North Umpqua fair for trout. Jackson Rogue still yielding salmon, and steel head fishing improving. Fish lake good. Josephine Fishing generally poor but nice catihes of cut throats reported from Illinois and Appleffnte rivers. (By Th Associated Press) New York Bob Montgomery, 135 3-4, Philadelphia, outpointed Bobby Ruffin, 135, New York (10); Fritzie Zlvic, 148, Pitts burgh, stopped Corp. Garvey Young. 146, U. S. Marines, Bos ton, (6); Cleo Shans, 131 14, Los Angeles, outpointed Maxie Sh. p iro. 13214, New York (10). Ogden, Utah Henry Arm strong, 143, Los Angeles, out pointed Jackie Burke, 145, Ogden (10). GALS TO VIE IN Ncenah, Wis., Aug. 14 Wl Royalty of a different kind than la usually crowned when bathing beauties get together will be chosen here this week, end as 75 sleek and serious mer maids parade to the pool In quest of 1942 national A. A. U. women's swimming and diving championships. Leading the list of contenders In the meet, which opened this afternoon and closes Sunday, are five defending champions. Including Gloria Callen. Nyark. N. Y., glamour-girl holder of 31 national records, who seeks her third straight 100 meter back stroke title. Other champions Include Nan cy Merkl, Portland, Ore., dual free-style queen, who Is after her third 800 meter and second 1.500 meter crowns and Brenda Heiser. Portland, a two-time winner In the 100 meter crawl. In Tune With War Time Cleveland, O. 0J.R The "8 oclock primrose' plant Mrs. R. B. Jones Is cultivating at her home knows there's a war going on. The plant sprouted its yel low blooms recently at 9 p. m., because of the war time. Plywood Glider in Use ..... "j .iillW . 1"! "!'. 1. iiTtfiiJnji j ...... ..- -.. T' Jim ill plTood pla.iir illrirr, built tntlrrl; of Hood and other non- tritrde materials, lands at l.na Ancrlra eftrr orrmfnl foil (llht. Marhlne H lw-plar "transition!!" trainer Incorporates principal datlfn characteristics of slant earso sliders toon to coma. .Vy Save Jj; Money- Save Metal. Buy Rainier Aged mm, ueer and Ale in the Big Bottles 4p Vi m i;o Co 22 OI.-32 ot Beavers Drop 12-0 Contest To Angels; Seattle Nips Seals By The Associated Press The Los Angeles Angels, lead er of Pacific Coast league base ball, apparently have to be net tled slightly before they go to work on an opponent. Portland, the cellar club, has worried the Angels plenty this week, taking two games and Just missing a third win. Last night, the Angels put on the pressure and the result was a 17-hit assault which white washed the Beavers, 12-0, and made Jim Lynn's three-hit per formance look easy. Barney Olsen, slugging out fielder, accounted for six "Los Angeles tallies as he paced bat ters by pounding out four hits In five attempts. The Angels move to Seattle tonight for a four-game series. The Ralnlers last night bested the San Francisco Seals, 4-2, In a pitching duel with each team petting six hits. Oakland won the first of three games from Sacramento, 5-3. The Stars and the San Diego Padres collected eight hits, but the Padres bunched them ef fectively In the first and eighth Innings to win out, 5 2. Score: Los Angeles 12 17 0 Portland 0 3 1 Lynn and Campbell; Schubel, Fltzke (7) and Leovich. Berg ltrom (6). SAFE AUGUST 21 San Francisco Aug. 4 .V The state fish and game com mission announced today that deer hunting in the currently open counties of northern Cali fornia would close officially at sunset Friday, August 21. The announcement followed a ruling by the attorney general's office which barring direct In tervention of the military, ap paret.tly had asured hunters a lew more days of their favorite sport. Scores Yesterday (By The Associated Press) Pacific Coast Los Angeles 12, Portland 0. Oakland 5 Sacramento 3. San Diego 5 Hollywood 2. Seattle 4 San Francisco 2. National Chicago 13 St. Louis S (Only game). American Cleveland 3 Detroit 2 St. Louis 8 Chicago 3 Western International Tacoma 7-13 Sales 5-6 Vancouver 5, Spokane 4. By Austin Boalmsar Associated Press Sports Writer The National league's new rule making managers subject to an automatic fine of $200 for permitting their pitchers to blaze away at a rival's noggin is due for the acid test today when the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Braves collide in a dou bleheader which opens a five game aeries Originally this was an open date for both teams, but the bar gain bill at Ebbets field was made necessary when weather kept them apart last Sunday and again yesterday. In the only one in the Nation al league, the Chicago Cubs end ed a four-game losing streak by waloping the St. Louis Cardi nals, 13-5, and dropping the second-place Red Birds and a half games behind the Dodgers. Claude Passeau notched his 16th pitching victory of the sea son against eight defeats, al though he had to weather a ninth-inning Cardinal uprising OWTHEY (By The Associated Press) Pacific Coast Team W. L. Los Angeles 81 52 Sacramento .......78 ' 58 Seattle 73 61 San Diego 69 66 San Francisco ....65 68 Oakland 62 Hollywood 59 Portland 48 National Brooklyn 76 33 St. Louis 68 42 Cincinnati 58 51 New York 59 53 Pittsburgh 50 56 Chicago 51 64 Boston ...47 66 Philadelphia 31 75 American New York 73 37 Boston - 60 50 Cleveland 61 St. Louis 59 Detroit : 56 61 Chicago ...49 Washington 46 Philadelphia ....44 72 76 84 Pet. .609 .382 .545 .511 .489 .463 .437 .364 .697 .618 .532 .527 .472 .443 .416 .292 .6(34 .545 53 .535 56 .513 .17!) 458 .430 .379 58 61 72 HOUSING APPROVED Tacoma. Aug. 14 iP) Pre Mminary approval of allotments totaling $6.t)09.0.-6 for Tacoma's defense housing project was re ceived today from federal public housing authorities in Washing ton, D. C, John Schlarb. Jr., of t he Tacoma authority an nounced. 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