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American (
Detroit 11; St. Louli 0.
Philadelphia 1; Washington 0.
New York 6; Boston 2.
National
Cincinnati 6; Pittsburgh 0.
Philadelphia 6; Brooklyn 2.
New York 8; Boston 4.
New York, April 19. U.R)
Ed Heusser'i first pitching Job of
1045, a 8 to 0 shutout for Cin
cinnati over Pittsburgh, held the
Pirates to seven scattered singles
and double at Cincinnati. He
walked only two men. The lead
ing National league pitcher in
the earned run department last
year with an average of 2.38, he
got off to a flying start i de
fending the mark. Only one man
reached third and only two got
as far as second.
Other pitchers were "on the
beam" too, yesterday Paul
(Dizzy) Trout shut out the
Browns at St. Louis, 11 to 0. The
Tigers made 21 hits, scoring
three runs in the first inning off
Brownie ace, Jack Kramer, to
make Trout's work easy.
Rusa Christopher of the Ath
letics had to go 12 Innings at
Philadelphia before winning a
duel from Washington's 40-year-old
John Nlggerling, 1 to 0.
The Yankees for the second
straight day used a big inning to
beat the Boston Red Sox at New
York, scoring five in the third
to make it easy for Hank Bc
rowy, in a 8 to 2 triumph.
At Brooklyn, the Philadelphia
Phillies also used a five-run
Inning to beat the Dodgers, 6
ts 2.
Manager Mel Ott'i single In
the ninth started the New York
Giants off to a game winning
four run rally against the Braves
at Boston. The little pilot got
three hits In all In the 8 to 4
triumph.
Chicago at Cleveland was
rained out In the American. St.
Louis and Chicago were not
scheduled in the National.
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about. The talk of a parrot is
nothing but a mimetic function,
It says.
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By United Press
The Seattle Rainiers and the
Portland Beavers belied the
promise they had given earlier
this season against other Coast
League teams as each dropped a
game before Jlsappointed fans
in their home town openers last
night.
The Beavers dropped a 2-1 de
cision to the Hollywood Stars,
the last place club In the stand
ings, while the league-leading
Rainiers lost to the Oakland
Oaks by 3-2.
At Wrlgley Field, Lou Novl-
koff's 400-foot homer won the
Los Angeles a nightcap game
against the San Diego Padres.
The San Diego club won the
opener 9-4. At San Francisco,
the Seals scored their second
straight victory over the Sac
ramento Solons 10-9.
Portland led by a lone second
Inning run until the ninth when
Ad Liska gave up two winning
runs.
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FIRST GAME
San Diego 9 12 3
Los Angeles 4 7 1
Dumier and Balllnger; Adams,
Osborne (8), Tepler (0) and
Greene.
SECOND GAME
San Diego ..... 17 4
Los Angeles 5 6 0
Brillheart, Valenzuela (4), Tin
cup (6) and Ballinger; Hicks and
Easterwood.
Hollywood 2 9
Portland 1
2
1
Smith and Hanson; Liska and
Adams.
Sacramento .............. S 11
San Francisco 10 15
5
4
Fletcher, Attanazio (8), Pen
rose (7), Pintar (8) and Schleu
ter, Jackson (8); Seward, Orella
(7) and Ogrodowskl.
Oakland 3 8
Seattle 2 8
2
0
Stromme, Gibson (7), and B
Raimondi, Demoran and Finley.
SINKWICH IN ARMY
Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., April
19 (U.R Frankle Sinkwich, for
mer Georgia ail-American and
stellar Detroit Lions' player, was
back In the uniform of Uncle
Sam for the third time today.
Public relations officers an
nounced Sinkwich's ' induction
yesterday after his acceptance
for army duty.
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Tony Morelll, left above, and Billy McEuln are two of the
principals in the battle royal on tonight's wrestling card at Mad
ford armory. Others in the free-for-all are the Gray Mask, Gust
Johnson. Terrible Tony Ross and
Pairings for the three regulation
elded In order of elimination in
Six-Man Battle Royal On
Medford Mat Bill Tonight
Four of the toughest muscle
manglers now campaigning in
the Pacific northwest and a cou
ple of scientific exponents of the
game will clash in a six-man
battle royal highlighting Pro
moter Mack Lillard's weekly
wrestling session at Medford
armory tonight.
Tony Morelli, who drew a six
months suspension for dirty tac
tics in his last appearance here,
has been secured by Lillard to
take part In the free-for-all.
Others in the fracas will be the
Gray Mask, Terrible Tony Ross
and Billy McEuin while Gust
Johnson and Walter "Sneeze"
Achieu, the only smooth per
formers on the card, round out
the lineup.
Three regulation matches will
follow the free-for-all, with
wrestlers to be paired in order
of their elimination. First two
out will meet in the opening
bout of three rounds, next pair
out will clash In the four round
seml-wlndup and the remaining
two will meet In the six round
main event.
Lillard cautioned fans that the
Gray Mask will not be required
to unmask If he loses but will
be forced to remove his hood If
he loses two falls, not by dis
qualification, In the ensuing
match.
IDAHO WILL RESUME
FOOTBALL NEXT FALL
Moscow, Idaho, April 19 (U.R)
The University of Idaho today
became the second member of
the Pacific coast conference to
announce, the resumption of
football next fall after a two
year lapse In gridiron activity,
J. A. Brown, acting director
of athletics, announced that he
had been authorized by the
University Committee on Ath
letics to proceed with plans for
resuming intercollegiate compe
tition in football this year.
He added that no action had
been taken in naming a head
coach for the Idaho eleven.
WILLIE HOPPE HOLDS
LEAD OVER CHAMPION
Dallas. Tex.. April 19 U.R
Challenger Willie Hoppe enjoy
ed a 133-polnt lead over Title
holder Welker Cochran today
after completion of the 48th
block of play In their cross
country three-cushion billiard
championship match. Total
scores: Hoppe, 2,808; Cochran,
2.473.
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BOXING CHAMPION
Mexico City, April 19 U.R)
Ike Williams, Trenton, N. J.,
held the National Boxing asso
ciation's lightweight title today
after knocking out Champion
Juan Zurita in the second round
of a scheduled 15-round bout last
night. .
The match was accepted with
bad grace by the 28.000 fans
who Jammed the bullfight ring
for the first championship bout
in Mexico's history, and Will
iam's manager, Connie Mc
Carthy, was injured slightly by
a flying stone as he walked from
the ring.
A guard of 25 policemen
piloted Williams to the club
house after the fight,
Zurita, who weighed in at 133,
was floored In the firs t, but
bounded up quickly to resume
the contest. He countered blow
for blow and the round ended
even.
A staggering right cross to the
chin in the second after one min
ute and 20 seconds of sparring
gave the 131-pound challenger
the title. A series of short, hard
punches prepared Zurita for the
knockout.
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American
W. L. Pet.
New York 2 0 1.000
Chicago . 1 0 1.000
Philadelphia 1 1 .500
Washington 1 1 .500
St. Louis 1 1 .500
Detroit 1 1 .500
Boston 0 2 .000
Cleveland 0 1 .000
National
Cincinnati 2 0 1.000
New York 2 0 1.000
Chicago . 1 0 1.000
Philadelphia 1 1 .500
Brooklyn .. 1 1 .500
Boston 0 2 .000
Pittsburgh 0 2 .000
St. Louis 0 1 .000
Pacific Coast
Seattle 12 8 .706
Portland It , 7 .811
Oakland 9 8 .5S9
San Diego ............10 10 .500
Sacramento 9 9 . .500
San Francisco 8 10 .444
Los Angelrs 12 .400
Hollywood 8 11 .353
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DUAL TRACK WIN
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Medford high school's track
and field team yesterday won a
dual meet with Ashland, 81 Vi to
72 '4, on the Medford track. Ash
land took eight first places to
Medford'a six but the Tornado's
second and third place awards
gained the victory.
Gandee, Ashland, won the 100
yard dash in -10.7, Merriman,
Ashland, took first In the high
hurdles in 19.4, Whillock, Med
ford, was first in the shot put
with distance of 39 feet, 1B4
inches. Fullerton. Ashland, took
first in the mile In 4.53, Merri
man, Ashland, won the 440 yard
dash in 55:4 and Ross, Medford,
won the discus throw with a toss
of 122 feet, nine inches.
Thompson, Ashland, pole
vaulted 10 feet, two inches to
win that event. Merriman, Ash
land, was first in the low hurdles
in 28.4, Carter, Medford, won
the high jump with a leap of
five feet, eight Inches, Gandee,
Ashland, won the 220 yard dash
in 23:2, Carter, Medford, won
the broad jump with 19 feet,
eight inches, Fullerton, Ashland,
won the 880 in .07 and Carter,
Medford, won the Javelin throw
with 154 feet. Medford's relay
team won the 880 yard relay in
1.37.
The two teams will meet again
here next Tuesday in a dual
practice meet and Medford trav
els to Klamath Falls April 28
for the annual invitational meet.
Toronto One Game
From Hockey Title
Detroit, April 19 (U.R) The
Detroit Red Wings, who finally
solved the problem of how to
score on Toronto Goalie Frankie
McCool, resume their last ditch
stand for the National Hockey
league Stanley cup tonight,
mindful that a defeat will give
the Leafs the championship.
Tne wings are even money to
win tonight's game, but are 3-to-1
underdogs to stage a comeback
of three straight victories neces
sary to capture the battered old
cup.
BOWLING
In City league last night Union
Oil won two out of three games
from State Police (Weisenburger
208-544), Office Boys won two
out of three from Henry's Drlve
In (Holman 195-Eads 518) and
P.M.T. took two out of three
from Firestone (Schantol 198-
548).
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TENNIS EXPERT DIES
' Somers Point, N. J April 18
(U.R) Harvey Young Lake 70
nationally known tennis expert'
died in the Shore Memorial hoj!
pital yesterday after an illness
of three months.
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