TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. April IS. 1945
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MEDFORD NINE IN
Grants Pass high school turned
back Medford high's baseball
sound S to 3 hers Friday after
noon In the opening game of the
southern Oregon conference,
Grants Pass took a one-run
lead In the first Inning but Med
ford forged ahead and was lead
ing 2 to 1 going into the first
. half of the seventh frame when
Grants Pass put over four runs
to cinch the game. Dick Fawcett
held the Cavemen hitless until
the seventh Inning. Brunei!
broke the ice with a single to
left field and the bases were
loaded when Fawcett hit Berry
and Boyce with pitched balls
Lutz, Grants Pass hurler, step
ped to the plate and won his
own ball game with a sizzling
triple to left field which cleared
the sacks.
' Fawcett found himself in a lot
of trouble -in the first inning
when he hit three out of the
first four men to face him, walk
ing the third. As Burdell, fourth
man up was hit by a pitched ball.
Grants Pass scored the first run
when McClellan was walked In,
leaving, the bases loaded. The
next three men to face Faweet!
were turned down to retire the
eide.
Lutz, Grants Pass, and Kir
cher, Medford right fielder, were
biggest sticks at the plate, hit
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Cave. SIj - 4
Eathtrton, as 4
Kircher, rf 4
fawcatt. p 4
Watson, e 4
Waldron, lb
House, If 4
Reich, cf 3
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Berlrand, cf ,
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COACHJDF BEARS
Berkeley, Cel., April 14 U.R)
Lawrence T, (Buck) Shaw, one
of Knute Rockne's most success
ful gridiron dlciples, has been
appointed head coach at the
University of California to suc
ceed Leonard (Stub) Allison, it
was announced today.
A Notre Dame all-time tackle,
Shaw coached at the University
of Santa Clara until that school
dropped football after the 1042
season, His line coach at Santa
Clara, Albert J Ruffo, also was
hired by California.
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The southern Oregon confer
ence track and field meet, sched
uled for the Medford high school
field yesterday afternoon, was
called off Friday night out of re
spect for the lata President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Al Simp
son, Medford coach, said yester
day. Simpson saM the event may be
held Tuesday with a definite an
nouncement to be made Monday.
Teams from Klamath Falls, Ash
land, Grants Pass and Medford
will be entered In the meet.
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St. Louis, Mo., April 14 (U.PJ
One of the best brother acts
In baseball, Ace Pitcher Morton
Cooper and his slugging battery
mate, Walker, today staged a
walkout on the World Champion
Cardinals after a front office
salary squabble,
Should the Coopers stick to
their decisions to quit the game
for good, they might write finis
to the Card's hope for a fourth
consecutive pennant and second
straight world title.
Speaking for both, Mort said
they had quit the Cardinals
"never to return" and will find
Jobs out of the game.
The salary quarrel was
touched off a few days ago when
the brothers learned that Short
stop Marty Marion had signed
his 1045 contract at salary re
portedly higher than they were
to receive for this season.
Owner Sam Breadon refused
to comment on the Coopers' ac
tion.
He did say, however, that he
would not become alarmed over
the walkout until they failed to
show up In Chicago for next
Tuesday's opener.
Mort said Breadon denied him
a raise this year citing a govern
ment ruling which would pro
hibit paying him more than the
highest salary on the club in
1943 which was $12,000. That
Incidentally, was Mort's own
paycheck for '43.
"Now I hear he made quick
arrangement with Marion that
boosted Marty's figure over my
supposedly top salary," the big
hurler said.
"We staged our walkout on
Mr. Breadon after a conference
yesterday. He offered to increase
our salaries $300 apiece, but
that's not enough."
Walker, like Mort, signed for
$12,000 and both are understood
to be holding out for an addl
tlonal $1,800.
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San Francisco, April 14 (U.PJ
The so-called "fixed fight" busi
ness in the San Francisco Buy
region Is due for another shuffl
ing on Tuesday night when the
rand jury continues its probe
of questionable results in con
nection with the squared circle.
While the fans for the last
three months have been grumbl
ing about the surprise endings to
many bouts, and the promoters
and boxers were terming it
"just one of those things," It
now appears that the men who
lay the dough on the line at the
box office had something about
which to growl.
The best proof came from one
of the boxing clan when Aaron
(Little Tiger) Wade, a well
known local sepia fighter, offer
ed to "guarantee' there would be
no more fixed fights in San
Francisco if the district attor
ney's office would drop the
probe.
The offer was made to the
surprised district attorney, Ed
mund (Pat) Brown and Brown
thought so much of it that he
will call Wade to appear before
the grand jury on Tuesday to
repeat his offer.
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The ICE ARENA
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after sunday, march 15
Watch for Re-opcnlng Dale!
Promoter Mack Llllard said
yesterday he has arranged one
of the best cards of the year for
next Thursday's wrestling pro
gram at Medford armory. Tony
Morelli, who drew a suspension
for his unorthodox mauling In
his last appearance last (all, will
return, Llllard has lined up a
battle royal for the card with
Morelli, the Gray Mask, Gust
Johnson, Billy McEuln. Walter
"Sneere" Achlcu and Terrible
Tony Ross signed for the fracas
Three regulation matches will
follow, Llllard said, with the
free-for-all to decide the pairings.
. LADY STARS LOSE
Alameda. Cnl.. April 14. (U.PJ
Babe Didriksen Zaharias and
Betty Jameson, tne nation's
finest feminine golfers, today
dropped 2 and 1 decision to
professionals Earl Fry and Dew
ey Longworth in a best ball
match, despite a smashing one
over men's par 72 by Mrs. Zaharias.
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The Pacific Coast Baseball
League resumes play tomorrow
with double headers at San Die
go, Hollywood, Sacramento and
San Francisco as Portland and
Seattle strive to hold their top
position In the 1945 pennant
drive.
All PCL teams suspended play
Saturday In respect to the late
President Roosevelt, All games
were cancelled Thursday night
by Clarence Rowland, league
president. The league series have
been shortened from their sched
uled seven games to five games
with the cancelled contests to
be made up later in the season,
ETROIT SCORES
Toronto, April 14. (U.R The
Detroit Red Wings scored three
goals In the last period and de
feated the Toronto Maple Leafs,
9-3, tonight for their first vic
tory In the Stanley Cup hockey
playoff finals.
The Maple Leafs and Goalie
Frank McCool set a national
hockey league record when they
shut the Wings out in the first
three games, 1-0, 2-0 and 1-0. and
until the final period it looked
as though they would take the
scries in four straight games.
The teams meet next at Detroit
Thursday night. .
Enioys Furlough Wayne W
Smith S-2c recently returned to
San Diego. Calif., by airliner
after enjoying a five-day fur
lough with his wife and eons
who are now residing in Ash
land. Seaman Smith expects to
leave with his ship soon.
Extend Sale Degree of
Honor lodge announces it will
continue the rummage sale and
bazaar being held at the Masonic
building, corner of Holly and
Main streets, throughout Mon
day since the sale was canceled
Saturday.
Promoted Harold R. Brown
an army section leader, now
serving In Europe, has been pro
moted from private to sergeant
according to a press rolease from
the army public relations sec
tion. Sgt. Brown Is the husband
of Pauline J. Brown, of Talent.
Meeting Changed Pythian
Sisters will meet this week on
Wednesday Instead of Tuesday
evening and the meeting will be
at the l.O.O.F. hall due to the
fact that the K. of P. hall is
closed for repair. Initiation will
be held and the meeting is set
for 8 p. m.
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Announce Social Pocahontas
lodge will sponsor a pie social
Tuesday evening after the Red-
men lodge meeting. Entertain
ment will be furnished by the
Redmen, with Ted Leroy Ansefh
in charge. Redmen, Pocahontas
members, their families and
friends are invited to attend,
Nurse Home Second Lt
Charlotte E. Walker. ANC. ar
rived in Medford Wednesday on
a 12-day furlough from Dewm
general hospital, Auburn, Calif
Lt. Walker ' visiting with her
daughter, Betty Mae, and sisters,
Catherine jind Sophia Shimmin
316 Effie street.
At Training Camp Lavonne
D. Thomas, 18, son of Mr. and
Mrs. N. Thomas, Route 1, Med
ford, and Lewis R. Walch, 22
son of Mrs. Anna Walch Halsey.
Brownsboro, Ore., have arrived
at Camp Wolters, Texas, Infan
-try replacement training center
to begin their basic training as
infantrymen.
...
Huton In Seattle Sgt. Roy
L. Huson, who returned to the
states several weeks ago after
spending 34 months in New
Guinea, is now stationed in Seat
tle with the provost marshal's
office of the Service Command
unit. His twin brother, Cpl. Ray
Huson, Is with the Tenth -Army
on Okinawa. The two young
men are the sons of Mrs. Ina
Huson, Lozier Lane. 1
To Portland Mr. and Mrs
Gus DKsworth of Prospect lell
Friday evening for Portland
where Mr. Ditsworth will under
go medical treatment
...
In Portland Dr. Bert R
Elliot is spending the week-end
in Portland where a reorganiza
tion meeting of the Oregon State
Dental Board is being held. Dr
Elliot is president of the board
Navy Pilots Missing
Los Angeles, April 14 (U.B
Eleventh District navy officials
today announced the names of
two navy pilots officially listed
as missing when their fighter
type airplanes collided- in mid
air Friday off Catalina Island,
Calif.
ASK STRIKE VOTE
Bremerton, April 14. (U.R)
Bus drivers at Bremerton's Pu
get Sound navy yard have asked
the National War Labor Board
and National Labor Relations
Board to conduct a strike vote
among members of their union,
it was revealed tonight.
E RACE DUE
JUNIOR CIRCUIT
Columbus, April 14 (U.R)
The American Association today
officially was launched on its
fourth campaign of the present
war with a prediction by League
President George M. Trautman
that the flag race would be a
nip-and-tuck affair.
The association begins its 44th
season Wednesday when Mil
waukee opens Its title defense at
Minneapolis, Kansas City goes
to St. Paul, Toledo plays host to
Louisville and Ii.dianapolls in
vades the Red Bird Camp
Columbus.
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TROJANS WIN
Pasadena, Calif., April 14
(U.PJ The University of South
ern California Trojans today up
set California Institute of Tech
nology's powerful track team In
one of the closest dual meets In
history, 65 23 to 65 13.
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Ann Curtis, 19-year-old San 1
Francisco speedster, won her
second straight victory In the
National Women's Indoor A.A.U
swimming championship tonight
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