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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORP OREGON, SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1942.
South Dakotan Appointed Black Tornado Coach for One Year
10RNE S. ARNOLD,
Hazard for Women Golfers
i YANKTON COLLEGE
Will Have Charge Three
Major Sports To Arrive
" About September 1.
Medford senior high school's
new head football, basketball
'and track coach is 34-year-old
Lorn S. Arnold, director of ath
letics and head mentor for the
past two yean at Yankton col
rlege. Yankton, South Dakota.
Arnold yesterday telephoned
.City School Superintendent . H
. Hedrick hit acceptance of the sal
ary terms offered for a one-year
contract, and is expected to ar-
.rive in Medford, with his wife
u on child, on or before Sep-
- tjmbw 1.
The South Dakotan will suc-
ceed J. Russell Acheson, who re
cently entered citizens' pilot
..training. Acheson, basketball
'eosch for four years, was nar ed
-football and track mentor when
'Lieutenant Bill Bowerman was
' called to t rtive duty last winter,
a nc although his track team cap
tu ed the state championship last
spring he entered cltuens pilot
training without ever having
handled the Black Tornado foot
ball squad.
Arnold's appointment to guide
the destinies of Tiger athletic
teams for the ensuing school year
climaxed a two weeks' period of
negotiations between local school
heads and coaches who might
have been available for the local
position. One of these was Or
ville (Red) Bailey, present Marsh-
field high mentor, but he was
eliminated as a possibility when
hit school board refused to re-
leas him from his present con
tract. Hedrick pointed out that
many boards were reluctant to
release coaches at this time.
Record Strong
The new coach comes here
with a brilliant record, not alone
as a coach but as an athlete him
self. His Yankton college bas
ketball team last year captured
the South Dakota college confer
ence championship with 18 vic
tories and three defeats; then en
tered the national Intercollegiate
tournament at Kansas City
where It lost in the first round
to High Point. N. C. college, 44
to 37 In an overtime contest. Ar
nold's 1843 track team also won
the conference title, and his
1941 football eleven placed sec
ond.
During the 1940-41 season, un
der Arnold's mentoring. Yankton
college's football and track teams
copped the conference champion
ships, and his cagers wound up
in third place. Thus, in two years
at Yankton, he turned out two
track championships, one basket
ball and one football title team.
Prior to going to Yankton col
lege Arnold coached basketball,
football and track at Wessington
bprtngs, (S. D.) high school from
1832 to 1937. his grid teams
there enjoying a string of 23
games without defeat. From 1937
to 1940 he was director of physi
cal education and football coach
at Yankton high school, and in
two of those three years his
elevens won state champion-
amps.
Arnold is a 1927 graduate of
Mitchell, (S. D.) high school, at
tended South Dakota State col
lege for a year and a half and
was graduated from Dakota VVes
leyan university at Mitchell in
1932. He received his master s
degree in physical education in
1939, from the University of
Iowa.
. While attending Dakota Wes
leyan he was all-conference full
back, a member of the all-confer
enc basketball team and high
point man in the conference
track meet his last two vears.
captaining the basketball and
track teams his last year in
school. In 1940 Arnold was pres
Ident of the South Dakota Health
and Physical Education associa
tlon. and In 1941 was president
of the Yankton Kiwanis club.
Both Hedrick and Leonard B
Mayfield, high school principal,
expressed their deepest pleasure
at being able to obtain a man so
highly recommended as Arnold
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This trio of golfers In the Woman's Western Amateur at Sun
set Ridoe course in Chicago encountered a water hasard right on
one of the greens after a rainstorm. Helen Olson, Chicago, fishes
ner oau out 01 tne water-lined cud as Man Ann Finch (eantar). of
was Moines, ia ana Mr.s c. B. Cockrell, Winnetaka. 111., hold i
umbrella.
BOMBING OUTFIT
PLANS FOOTBALL
WARS THIS FALL
Fort George Wright. Wash
Aug. 13 (JP) The second nlr
force, strictly a bombing outfit.
will do a bit of ground strafing
on tne side this fall against foot
ball teams from western col
leges and other army units.
Headquarters announced to-
dav the second air force team
which has no nickname yet and
is open for suggestions would
hit a circuit designed to give
a large number of soldier air
men a look at a team clad in the
second air force colors of blue.
rea ana gold.
Home" games, planned ten-
tatlvely for the Gonzaga univer
sity stadium, list possible tilts
with Washington state college
and a team renresenting either
tne tsayvtew. Idaho, or Pasco,
Wash., naval stations
On the road, the team nroh-
ablv will appear at armv bases
In Pendleton, Ore.: Walla Walla
and Ephrata. Wash.: Salt Lake
citv and Wendover. Utah: Boise.
Idaho; Sallna and Toneka. Kas
Tucson.' Ariz , and Alamogordo.
N M., said the headquarters
report.
It added that a larae numher
of well known grid stars would
wear the unit's brleht colors.
but that the roster was not yet
ready for release.
THIRD STRAIGHT
OVER SEALS SEPTEMBER 4 TO 1
Portland, Or., Aug. 13 (JP)
ao J-Uka pitched the Portland
Beavers to their third straight
racuic boast league baseball
win over the San Francisco
Seals today, 8-4.
Ted Norbert, hard-hitting Beav-
er left fielder, put Liska out in
front with a homo run In the
third with two on. Ralph Hod
gin duplicated for the Seals In
the eighth, also with two mates
aboard, but it still left the visi
tors two runs short.
San Francisco touched Liska
for seven hits while Lien yield
ed 10.
Bill Carney. Portland rookie
outfielder and former Univer
sity of Oregon star, had a per
feet day at the plete. getting
three hits, one a triple, in as
many times up.
Score: R. H. E.
San Francisco 4 7 0
Portland 6 10 0
Batteries: Lein and Sprint;
Liska and Leovlch.
GOLF TO BE HELD
Hollywood, Aug. 13 (P)
Irked by a 1-0 shutout loss last
night. Sacramento's Solons belt
ed two Hollywood hurlers for
13 hits and as many runs today
to sink the Stars by a 13-2
count.
Catcher Ray Mueller of Pep
per Martin's outfit led the at
tack, driving in five runs with
a pair of home runs.
Score: R. H. E
Sacramento 13 13 1
Hollywood 2 10 2
Freitas and Mueller; Joiner.
Bex ens and Atwood, Younker.
Oakland, Calif.. Aug. IS .P)
Left-hander Wally Hebert shut
out the Oakland baseball club
today while his San Diego team
The annual Southern Oregon
Northern California Invitatlpnal
Golf tournament, despite war
time conditions, will be held at
1 Rogue Valley Golf club Setv
i moer , a, o and 7. It was an
nounced Saturday by club of-
iiciais.
While the usual large out-of
town entry list will be missing
this yea., due to travel restric
tions and the rubber situation,
there is certain to be many Camp
mme omcers competing, along
with a group of fine local golf
ers. Every effort will be made
to obtain the entry of Dick Ha
nen of Marshfield. the Univer
sity of Oregon ace who has cap-t-
red the championship the past
two years, and club officials be
lieve he will t on hand to de
fend his twice-won title.
A special invitation has been
made to Camp White personnel
to enter the big tournament,
golf's blue-ribbon event in this
s.ctlon. All army officers, as
well as civilians, may obtain en
try blanks at the Rogue Valley
Golf club.
Qualifying rounds in all flight,
will be held September 4. with
match play taking placo the 5th
6th and 7th. Finals In all flights
will be played Monday. Septem
ber 7. Labor Day. Prizes will
be awarded to all flight winners.
iE
IN NINTH GIVES
Giants Capture Pair- From
Phils and Pirates Down
Cubs Twice.
Brooklyn, Aug. IS OP)
With two out In the ninth Inning
and his team trailing by a run,
Captain Dolf Camilll of the
Dodgers blasted his 20th home
run of the campaign over the
right field wall to score Joe
Medwick ahead of him and
snatch a 5-4 victory over the
Boston Braves today.
Jim Tobin. who went the
route for the visitors, had two
strikes on Camilll and the fans
were starting for the exits when
the Dodger star caught one he
liked and pickled it. It was his
third home run in two days. The
blow Increased Brooklyn's lead
over the idle St. Louis Car
dinals to nine and one half
games.
Boston ,, , . 4 8 0
Brooklyn 5 8 0
Tobln and Masi; Allen. Casey
(7. Head (7), French (9) and
Owen.
Big League Hitters
(By the Associated Press)
National Leagu
Batting Reiser, Brooklyn,
.340; Medwick, Brooklyn, and
Lombardi, Boston, .325.
Runs Ott, New York, 81; Rei
ser, Brooklyn. 74.
Hits Slaughter, St Louis,
137: Medwick, Brooklyn, 13S.
Home runs Mize, New York,
and Camilli, Brooklyn, 19.
Stolen bases Reiser, Brook
lyn, 13; Fernandez, Boston, 12.
Pitching French. Brooklyn,
12-1; Wyatt, Brooklyn, 14-4.
GERMAN SHEPHERD
PETSHOWWINNER
The Jackson County Sheriffs
rosse presents at the fair
grounds park tonight its sec
ond showing of the rodeo and
horse show, sponsored in con
nection with the activation of
the 91st Infantry Division at
Camp White, which took place
Saturday morning. The pro
gram will start at 8:30 sharp
On the rodeo program will
tj several events involving wild
bucking horses and Brahma bull
riding, with many of the Pa
cific coast's leading bronc-bust-ers
and cowhands competing for
the long list of prizes offered.
The horse show program will
include a drill by the 91st divi
sion mounted drill team, a jump
ing Aass with 91st division of
ficers participating, five-gaited
horse class, walking-horse class
and family class.
CRATERS PLAYING
The Medford Craters face the
Klamath Falls Pelicans at Klam
ath Falls this afternoon in the
second game of their two-game
series climaxing the Oregon-California
league's 24-game sched
ule. The contest is scheduled to
start at 2:30.
Prior to last night's series
opener, the Craters enjoyed a
two-tilt bulge on the Pelicans
in the loop pennant race. A
victory in either of the two
games will give the locals the
championship, while two wins
for Klamath will tie them with
Medford.
NEW YORK. Aug. 15 (Pi
The Giants won a pair of rous
ing exhibitions from the Phils
today, belting two timely home
runs to win the first 3 to 3 and
going 10 innings to capture the
second 4 to 3. As a result. Mel
Ott's men tightened their hold
on third place in the National
league the Cincinnati Reds be
ing idle.
In the opener Ott smashed his
I9th home run with one aboard
and Babe Young poled his sev
enth, also with a mate on base.
to sew it up in the eighth in
ning.
First game:
Philadelphia 3 12 1
New York S 9 2
Hughes and Livingston; Lohr
man and Mancusc.
Second game:
Philadelphia 3 7 1
New York ..4 9 2
Podgajny and Warren: McGee,
Feldman (7) and Dannlng.
Chicago Aug IS (JP) The
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the
Chicago Cubs twice today. 8-5,
and 8-7, before a crowd of 11.
702. The second game went 11
innings before Grankie Gustine
sineled home the winning run.
First game:
Pittsburgh 8 13 1
Chicago 9 9 0
Dietz. Klinger (8) and Phelps:
Bithorn Errickson (7) Pressnell
'8) and Hernandez.
Second game: (11 Innings)
Pittsburgh 9 19 5
Chicago 7 12 1
Hamlin. Heintzelman CI), Sew
fll (9) and Lope': Alsen, Kling
er (8) Passeau (9) Errickson
(9) and McCullough.
American Leagu
Batting Williams. Boston,
.343; Gordon, New York, .336.
Runs Williams, Boston, 93;
DiMaggio, New York, 88.
Hits Spence. Washington,
14S: Stephens, St. Louis, 140.
Home runs Williams, Boston,
24; Laabs, St. Louis, 21.
Stolen bases Case. Washing
ton. 27; Kuhel, Chicago, 18.
Pitching Chandler, New
York, 13-2; Borowy, New York,
11-2.
Yankees and A's Divide
Red Sox Win Twice From
Senators.
Rochester, N. Y:, Aug. 15 (JP)
Ben Hogan eased his blistering
golfing pace today but even a
third-round two-over par 72
failed to dislodge the slender
Texan's five-stroke lead in the
$5,000 Times-Union open.
Hogan, who compiled a 64
and 68 in his first two rounds,
hit the three-quarter mark in
the tourney with a six-under
par 204, five strokes better than
the 209 of handsome Craig
Wood, Mamaroneck, who shot
a great 67 today, and Harold
(Jug) McSpaden, Philadelphia
who turned in a 72.
Hogan, the game's leading
money winner who seems almost
certain to add the 81,000 top
prize to his earnings at the tour
ney's end tomorow, toured the
first nine today in regulation
figures. Coming in, however,
he bogied the 586-yard par 5
thirteenth and the 462-yard par
4 seventeenth.
' Three strokes behind McSpad
en and Wood were Jimmy De
maret, Detroit, and Dutch Har
rison, Camp Hill, Pa.
Philadelphia, Aug. 15 (Pi
Big Ernie Bonham pitched his
fifth straight victory and his
14th of the season against only
four losses as the Yankees came
back to defeat the Athletics 5
to 3 in the second half of today's
doubleneader after being licked
in the first game. 3 to 1.
Tall Dick Fowler from Canada
pirhed the A's to victory in the
opener and was deprived of a
shutout by Charley Keller's
1 9th home run of the year in
the eighth inning. The Athletics
virtually sewed it up in the
first inning when, after two were
out they fell on Spud Chandler
for four solid hits and two runs.
First game:
New York 1 8 1
Philadelphia 3 7 2
Chandler. Lindell (T) and
Dickey: Fowler and Wagner.
Second game:
New York 5 7 .2
Philadelphia 3 11 2
Bonham and Rosar; Wolff.
Besse (9) and Wagner, Swift
(9).
St. Louis at Cleveland, post
poned, weather.
RACING
mates registered a 6 to 0 tri
umph to square the current
series at one game each.
Score: R H E
San Diego 3 11
Oakland 0 9
Hebert and Salkeld; Chclini
Yelovic and Raimondi.
"Duke." six-vear-nM r...-...
shepherd. who raptured first
prize as the most beautiful dog
Nennah. Wis. Aue IS
Two of ' Cody's Kids'' from the
KISSELBURGH JOINS TEAM
Camp Cooke. Calif.. Aug. IS
P Lt. Jim Kisselburgh of
the army air corps, one of the
bet fullbacks in Oregon State
college football history. Joined
juuiinoman club of Portland j the All-Star Armv West team
rincy Merki and Suzanne Zim-1 yesterdav as MaJ. Wallace Wade
merman were victorious Isst ! drilled his squad for the grid
night in the national women's clash at Ixs Angeles August 30
AAU swimming championships. I with the Washington Redskins.
in the pet parade at ih m.
division activation, also has the
distinction of having seen about
as many army ramps rw n
1 1 in the outfit. The big animal is
1 ! h proptrty of Pr'vate Gordon
Burke who is attached to the
91M. but he Is the special pet of
all the men at the camp.
Coming here from Fort Lewis
where he was attached to the
76th field artillery brigade.
Duke has also been stationed
with his master at Fort Riley.
Kas., Camp Roberts. Calif.,
Camp Robertson. Ark.. Camp
Ripley. Minn., and Fort War
ren. Wyo And he has th tags
attached to his collar to prove
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The TOGGERY
Portland. Ore , Aug 15 (.-Pi
Corporal Bud Ward. National
amateur golf champion, may
compete In the Pacific North
west amateur tournament here
Aug. 31. Al Zimmerman, host
orofessional said today.
Final plans for the tourney
and the accompanying Oregon
open, which will be plyed Sept.
1 have been drawn Zimmerman
Saratoga. N. Y., Aug. 13.
(AP) Mrs. Payne Whitney's 1 said
Shutout won the 73rd running Defending titlists in the
of the Travers stakes at Sara-j Northwest pro-amateur are
toga today. Chuck Hunter and Chuck
William Woodward s Trier-1 Congdon of Tacoma country
arch was second, William Du-rlub Bobby Litton is the Ore
Pont. Jr.'s Star Beacon third and ! jon open champion.
Buckskin, stablemate of Shutout, j Zimmerman said a large num
was last in the field of four. A ber of topflight northwest golf
crowd of 14.998. largest of the ers are expected for the two
Spa meeting, saw the renewal of ; tournamer.ts. gaUenr fees for
Neenah. Wis., Aug. 15 (JP)
The Riviera club, of Indianapo
lis, Ind., bidding for its second
team championship, took the
lead tonight when its 800-meter
free style relay won its race
with ease in the national out
door A. A. U. women's swim
ming championships here.
The victory, scored by Mary
Ann Walts, Joan Fogle, Ann
Hardin and Betty Bemis, over
the Women's Swimming Asso
ciation of New York team, the
only other entrant, gave the
Riviera club 24 points in four
the 10 events. The Multnomah
club, of Portland, Ore., was sec
ond at that stage with 14 points
and the New York team third
with 9.
SOFTBALL MEET CHANCE
Albany, Aug. 15. CP) The
state softball tournament will be
moved out of the dim-out zone
to Corvallis August 30-Septem-ber
3. Dwight Adams, Oregon
softball director, said army re
gulations would prevent playing
of night games at Oregon City,
where the tournament usually is
held.
the nation's oldest horse race
Shutout ran the mile and a
quarter in 2 04 2 5. He returned
the absolute minimum of 32. 10
for each 32 win ticket. There was
no place or show belting. Com
ing from behind under Eddie Ar
caro s ride, the son of Equipoise
on by close .0 five lengths in
picking up the winner's purse of
$17,825.
which will be contributed to a
ar service organization.
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Boston. Aug 13 (JP) The
Boston Red Sox hung two one
run defeats on Washington to
day, spoiling an upward surge
by the Senators that had includ
ed 12 victories in their last 15
starts.
Ted Williams' 25th home run
nd Tex Hughsons' pitching in
the pinches gave the Red Sox a
2-1 victory in the ODener. and
Boston came from behind in the
ninth Inning of the nightcap to
win, 7-6 on Lou Finney's two
run triple.
First game:
Washington 1 10 1
Boston 2 6 0
Hudson and Early- Hushson
and Peacock.
Second game:
Washington ...5 8 0
Boston 7 13 2
Carrasquel. Wynn f4) and
Farley Evans (9). Dobson. Judd
(6) Wagner (9) and Conroy.
Detroit. Aug 15 (JPl The
Chicago White Sox nicked lit
tle Roy Henshaw for three safe
ties and two runs in the tenth
nnlng to . defeat the Detroit
Tigers today, 4-2, and even the
series at one game apiece.
a en innings): 1
Chicago 4 9 lj
Detroit 2 4 0
Humphries. Haynes (8) and
Dickey; Benton, Henshaw (3) and
Parsons.
URN, ACE OE
POLO BACKS DIES
OF HEM ATTACK
New York, Aug 15 (JP)
Devereux Milburn, 61 generally
regarded as the greatest back
ever developed in polo fell dead
of a heart attack on the ninth
tee at the Meadow Brook Golf
club late today
For the 21 years the handicap
rankings made him the greatest
player in the world, listing his
handicap at nine goals from
1908 through 1917 and at 10,
the sport's highest, for 12 years.
He started in polo as a 17-
year-old youth at Buffalo where
his father permitted him to
Join the latter's club because
it didn't have enough players for
a scrimmage.
From then on he was an out.
standing player, helping Henry
Payne Whitney bring the famed
Westchester cup to the United
States from England for the first
tme in 1909.
Milburn was credited with
revolutionizing the back's play
by leaving the post, previously
regarded as a purely defensive
position and joining in the
hard riding, another contribution
of 1909 United States big four.
LEGIONPLAY-OFF
Denver, Aug. 15. (IP) Tuc
son, Ariz., put together three six
run innings for an 18 to 2
triumph over Bingham, Utah, in
the regional American Legion
Junior baseball tournament to
day. The teams are champions of
their two states'.
Tucson will play Denver to.
morrow, for the regional cham
pionship and the right to com
pete in the sectional tournament
at Miles City, Mont., Thursday.
Denver advanced safely by de
feating Albuquerque, N.
champion, 12 to 4 today.
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