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Friday, Sept. 8, 1944. State eollege and University of
San Francisco star, showed plen
ty in the Rockets' opening game
of the new American Profession
al Football league a week ago.
The Portland lads lost to the
Seattle Bombers, but Calne was
one of the top ground gainers of
the day against the heavy Seat
tle forward wall with a net
average of 7.S yards per try.
Mathews will also depend on
Dave Gammon, the former Ore
gon university backfield ace, to
make Los Angeles as uncomfort
able as possible. Gammon was
on the pitching end of the Port
land passing attack against the
Washington professionals and
clicked for two touchdown
passes.
ROCKETS PREPARE
FOR MUSTANG GO
Portland, Ore., Sept. 8. U.R)
Coach Matty Mathews of the
Portland Rockets will use
Speedy Jimmy Calne as his main
threat against the Invading Los
Angeles Mustangs here next
Sunday.
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21 VICTORY AS
TIGERS NIP TRIBE
Bengals Are Now Only One pJiia,
Game Behind Browns and
Yanks Cardinals Win.
American League Flag Race
New York, Sept. 8. (U.PJ The American league pennant race
at a glance:
L.
59
59
60
62
Pet.
.556
.556
.549
.534
Games
Behind
Games
Rem.
21
21
1 21
3 21
New York, Sept. 8. (U.R)
It's safer to bank on two handy
winners like Paul Trout and Hal
Newhouser than to depend on
tradition, but it was hard today
to get beyond the fact that the
Detroit Tigers have furnished
the only three exceptions in 20
years to the American league's
axiom that the team in first
place on July 4 Inevitably wins
the pennant.
The Tigers, traditional strong
finishers, have won only three
pennants In those two decades,
but each time they came from
behind to take the lead after
July 4. No other team In that
W.
New York . 74
St. Louis 74
Detroit 73
Boston 71
Games left to play:
New York At home: 2 with Philadelphia. Away: 4 at Boston
4 at St. Louis, 3 at Detroit, 3 at Cleveland, 4 at Chicago, 1 at Phila-
St. Louis At home: 4 with New York. 3 with Boston, 4 with
Chicago, 3 with Washington, 3 with Philadelphia. Away: 4 at Chi
caen.
Detroit At home: 3 with New York. 3 with Cleveland. 4 with
Boston, 3 with Philadelphia, 4 with Washington. Away: 4 at Cleve
land.
Boston At home: 4 with New York. Away: 3 at Washington
4 at Detroit, 3 at Cleveland, 3 at St. Louis, 4 at Chicago.
I
By United Press
The Portland Beavers moved
time has been able to defy that I Into second place in the Pacific
unwritten rule. Coast league last night by tak-
iIOWTHEV
Indians Blanked
The Tigers, who haven't reach
ed first place yet this year, were
only a game out today, behind
the deadlocked St. Louis Browns
and New York Yankees in the
hectic race. Trout moved them
closer yesterday with a three
hit, 3 to 0, shutout over the visit
ing Cleveland Indians. He took
only 85 minutes to gain his 24th
victory and sixth shutout while
the Tigers went after Jim Bag
by for 10 hits to win easily.
The Browns regained a tie for
the lead in a story-book manner
at Chicago last night, scoring
three runs in the ninth to win
5 to 4.
In the National, Mel Ott got
a three run homer, his 26th, and
Ernie Lombardi hit a roundtrip-
per with a man on base to stake
Bill Voisell to his 19th victory,
the Giants beating the Boston
Braves at New York 9 to 3.
Voisell yielded only three hits.
The Cardinals scored two un
earned runs with two out in the
ninth at St. Louis to beat Chi
cago for the 14th straight time
this year, 3 to 2.
Ed Heusser of the Reds shaded
Fritz Ostermucller of Pittsburgh
winning 2 to 1 In a duel at Cincinnati.
Relief Pitcher Anton Karl
held the Brooklyn Dodgers to
one hit for six Innings to gain
a 7 to 5 victory for the Phillies
at Philadelphia.
Ing both ends of a doubleheader
from Sacramento 3 to 2 and
13 to 11.
In other games San Diego
split a twin bill with Seattle,
taking the opener 2 to 1, and
losing the night cap by a 6 to 5
margin; Oakland pnshed San
Francisco into third place with
a 4 to 0 victory, and the Holly
wood Stars won 7 to 3 from Los
Angeles.
Hurler Ad LIska of the Beav
ers edged out Steve (Smoke
stack) Legault of the Solons in
a first game mound duel, in
which each allowed seven hits
and struck out five men. Johnny
Gill doubled across the winning
run in the fifth after Frank
Shone had opened with a triple.
In the nightcap Portland
clouted two solon hurlers for
21 hits, while Sacramento got 18
off three Beaver pitchers, in
cluding home runs by Lilio Mar
cucci in the first and Al McEl
reath in the third. Scores:
1st game
Portland 3 7 0
Sacramento 2 7 0
Liska and Adams; Legault and
Steincr.
2nd game
Portland 13 21 2
Sacramento 11 18 2
Helscr, Windsor, Pieretti and
Adams; Powers, Penrose and
Marcucci, Steincr.
American
W.
St. Louis 74
New York 74
Detroit 73
Boston 71
Cleveland .........64
Philadelphia 63
Chicago 60
Washington 55
National
W.
St. Louis 94
Pittsburgh 76
Cincinnati 70
Chicago 58
New York 60
Boston 54
Brooklyn 53
Philadelphia 51
Pet.
.729
.594
.556
.460
.458
.409
.402
.395
Pacific Coast
W.
Los Angeles 80
Portland 80
San Francisco 80
Seattle 78
Hollywood 78
Oakland 77
Sacramento .. 72
San Diego 70
Base, I
Jailey,
SEVERE PENALTY
Luke Field Army Air
Sept. 8 (U.R) Richard L. Bailey,
22, Brighton, Colo., who stole a
plane and flew to Mexico in his
d i s a p p ointment over being
washed out" as an aviation
cadet, today faced 15 years at
hard labor after a dishonorable
discharge.
WELCH CHANGES
ASKS AIR TRADE AREA
Denver, Sept. 8 (U.PJ T. E.
Braniff, president of the Bran
iff airways, was on record to
day as advocating the establish
ment of a trade area airline sys
tem to serve commercial cen
ters of the west.
25
General Notice of Expiration of Period
of Redemption From Tax Sale
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the expiration of the period of re
demption of any real property ordered sold to Jackson County, Oregon, under a
judgment and decree of tax foreclosure duly made and entered by the Circuit
Court of the Stale of Oregon for Jackson County on September 17, 1 943, shall
be the 16th day of September, IS44, and all persons interested are hereby noti
fied and warned to the effect that all of the properties ordered sold under said
judgment and decree of tax foreclosure, unless redeemed on or before said date,
will bo deeded to the county immediately on expiration of such period of redemp
tion, to-wif, the 18th day of September, 1944, and every right or interest of any
person in such properties will thereupon be forfeited forever to Jackson County,
Oregon.
This notice Is published in the Medford Mail Tribune, a legal newspaper pub
lished and having a general circulation in Jackscn County, Oregon, designated by
the County Court of Jackson County for said publication for two consecutive weekly
issues thereof, to-wil, Sept. I, 1544, and Sept. II, 1944, in accordance with the
provisions of Section 110-918, Oregon Compiled Laws Annotated.
DATED this 1st day of Sept., 1944, at Medford, Jackson County, Oregon.
SYD I. BROWN,
SHERIFF ind TAX COLLECTOR of
Jackson County, Oregon.
Seattle, Sept. 8 (U.R) Coach
Pest Welch said today he was
considering Henry Mclusky,
Seattle, and Leslie Hagcn, Ever
ett, Wash., to replace Gail
Bruce, injured right end, who
will watch the opening game
against Willamette, Ore., to
morrow from the sidelines.
Dick Hagen, returning lettcr
i man, will fill the left end spot,
I assuring Welch of one strong
I edge.
Use Mall Tribune Want Ada.
JUG AND BYRON
LEAD AS USUAL
Dallas, Tex., Sept. 8. OJ.R)
It was the same old story with
new scenery In the Texas vic
tory golf open today Byron
Nelson and Harold (Jug) McSpa
den were pacing the rest of the
field into the second round of
the 72-hole medal play tourna
ment. The pair of par-pruners, who
have dominated the majority of
the major tournaments this year,
paced the big field of more than
150 competitors with two under
par 69's. No other golfers were
within four strokes, leaving
them as the only two in the field
to beat par over the rain-logged,
heavily-trapped Lakewood
course.
Next In the field were two
amateurs, Cpl. Earl Stewart of
Dallas, Tex., the former national
intercollegiate champion, and
Labron Harris, a professor at
Oklahoma A. & M. college In
Stillwater, Okla. Both had 72's.
Los Angeles, Sept. 8. U.R)
A $350-a-month county job was
going begging today. It smells.
County Health Officer H. O
Swartout said he had posted the
position of "fume detective" but
had no takers.
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Dallas, Tex., Sept. 8 U.B
Byron Nelson of Toledo, O., the
favorite in a field of 181 golfers
participating in the four-day
$13,000 Texas victory Open
Golf tournament, led early fin
ishers In the first round today
with a 2 under par 69.
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San Francisco, Sept. 8 (U.R)
Shopping facilities near fed
eral housing projects and res
taurants in congested labor
areas are urgently needed in
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