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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942.
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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.
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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
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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.
The most sparsely populated
state In the union is Nevada,
with one person per square mile
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MEMO TO ADVERTISERS
NEW CONVENIENCE FOR BOWLERS
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CELEBRATION
SATURDAY
AUGUST 15
6 P.M.
Olt's tha start of another Joyous bowl
ing season and we've completely
refinished our fins alleys, added
new equipment and remodeled our bowling
canter for your greater bowling pleasure.
Comfortable accommodations for spectators
and the kind of smooth alleys and fine
equipment that boost your scores and add
to your bowling pleasure. Start the new
season tomorrow Saturdayl Relax men
tally and physically get In top shape while
you enjoy the grand sport of bowling!
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
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TELEPHONE 3682
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