TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday, April 22, I94S
CRATERS SLATE
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Medford Craters will hold
their first baseball practice of
the season at the Crater park at
the Fairgrounds at 10 a. m. Sun
day, according to an announce
ment by Paul Freer, manager.
All prospective players who
seek a place on the Crater roster
and those who have already been
contacted are asked to report
for the Initial practice.
BUDGET CUT URGED
Sacramento, April 21 (U.R)
Cuts of $23,168,000 In the $683,
710,000 budget recommended by
Gov. Earl Warren tonight were
contained in a report filed by
Rolland A. Vandegrlft, legisla
tive auditor.
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fjhisox Take Lead As Yanks
Lose Cubs and Cards
Score Wins.
New York, April 21 (U.B It
was pitchers' day again In the big
leagues today, with Volselle of
the New York Giants, Newhouser
of the Detroit Tigers, and Wolff
of the Washington Senators all
turning: in tine Jobs.
Newhouser's was the most spec
tacular. He gave the Cleveland
Indians only five hits In It In
nings and himself singled home
the winning run for 3-2 vic
tory. Wolff and Bonham of the New
York Yankees each pitched a
four-hit game, but Case, Myatt
and Clift bunched their hits in
the first inning to give Washing
ton both of its runs. Derry's
triple scored Metheny with the
only Yankee run. The defeat left
the Chicago White Sox, who
couldn't play the St. Louis
Browns because of cold weather
at Chicago, as the only unbeaten
team and alone at the top of the
American league.
The other end of the battery-
Catcher Hayes was the big gun
in the Philadelphia Athletics'
8-2 win over the Boston Red Sox
Hayes, who hit two-run homer
Friday, came through with an
other four-bagger today with the
bases loaded. Garrison of the
A's connected for a three-run
homer, and these two blows
made it easy for Bobo Newsom
to win his first 1948 game.
In the National league, the St.
Louis Cardinals made their home
debut, edging the Cincinnati
Reds by a 3-2 score. The win
ning run came In the last half
of the ninth on Hopp's single
with the bases full.
Volselle won his second game
of the young season today, spac
ing 11 hits for a 3-2 win over
the Brooklyn Dodgers In a game
twice halted by rain.
Paul Derringer of the Chi.
oogo Cubs also became a two-
game winner, with the lusty help
of outfielder Nicholson. Nichol
son's seventh-Inning double with
Cavaretta on bane gave the Cubs
a 4-3 win over Pittsburgh,
Boston and Philadelphia were
rained out.
Cougar Track Crew
Easily Beats Idaho
Pullman, Wash., April 21
(U.pj Carroll Waller, Spokane,
Wash., athlete, collected 18
points for Washington State Col
lege In a dual track meet today
to boost the Cougars to victory
over the University of Idaho.
WSC tallied 75 2'3 points to
Idaho's SS 1'3. A large crowd
prompted by sunny weather
turned out for the event, the
first of the outdoor thlnclad sea
Bremerton, Wash., April 21
(U.R) Twelve restaurants closed
in Bremerton today when key
workers failed to appear In pro
test against a recent War Labor
Board wage rollback.
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FAWCETT BEATS
ASHLAND, 4 TO 2,
IN LEAGUE TILT
Southern Oregon Conference
Baseball Standings
W. L. Pet.
Grant Pass 1 0 1.000
Medford 1 1 .500
Ashland 0 1 .000
Behind the five-hit pitching of
Dick Fawcett, Medford high
school won a 4 to 2 Southern
Oregon conference baseball vic
tory over Ashland at Ashland
Friday afternoon. Jim Cave and
Bob Watson scored in the first
inning and LeRoy House and
Don Waldron crossed the plate
in the sixth to give Medford the
victory. Don Flaharty scored in
the first frame and Jimmy Jan
dreau in the seventh for Ash
land. Fawcett issued five free passes
to first base and struck out 13
Grizzly batters, while John
Reedy, Ashland southpaw, walk
ed two and whiffed 10.
Fred Stammen, Tornado sea
or.d sacker, and Fawcett each
hit safely twice while Jandreau,
Ashland short stop, and Gordon
Peterson, Grizzly catcher, each
collected two blows out of five
trips to the platter. Medford
made seven errors and had eight
men left stranded on base. Ash
land made three errors and had
12 left on the bags,
Medford will play Talent here
Monday afternoon, beginning at
J o'clock, In their only game this
week. The Tornado defeated
Eagle Point, 6 to 5, here Thurs
day afternoon In a five-inning
game.
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ACHIEU, MOREUJ
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Walter "Sneeze" Achleu, the
great Chinese wrestler, and
Tony Morelli are being consider
ed by Promoter Mack Llllard as
a possible foe for the Gray Mask
next Thursday night. Achleu
won last week's battle royal
while Morelli was giving tough
Tony Ross a thorough thumping.
Llllard said he was not cer
tain yet what sort of arrange
ment he would be able to make
for Thursday's wrestling card,
but said he was attempting to
line up 'the strongest possible
program and would endeavor to
sign either Achieu or Morelli to
face the Mask.
Others who will probably be
on the card are kidney-punching
Billy McEuin, Gust Johnson,
Ross and Harold (Blood and
Guts) Davidson, the former marine.
FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Baseball Scores
AMERICAN
(11 Innings) R. H. E.
Cleveland , i 9 1
Detroit 3 9 8
Embree and Ruszkowskl; New
houser and Richards.
Philadelphia 8 9 2
Boston 2 10 2
Newsom and Hayes; Haus
mann, Woods, Wilson and Walters.
New York 14 1
Washington 2 4 1
Bonham and Drescher; Wolff
and Ferrell.
St. Louis at Chicago postponed,
rain.
Chicago, April 21 (U.R)
Major league baseball, apparent
ly unable to agree upon a new
commissioner, now Is searchnlg
for a man to take over the com
missioner's job on a temporary
basis, President William Harri-
dge of the American league re
vealed today.
Harridge said that was the
reason for reports he had offered
the commissioner's Job to Ed
ward Barrow, aging chairman of
the governing board of the New
York Yankees.
"I talked with Mr. Barrow,"
Harridge said, "and asked him if
he could take the commissioner's
job on a temporary basis in case
we were unable to select a com
missioner at next Tuesday's
meeting In Cleveland. It was
unfortunate the story was re
leased that I offered him the
job."
One of the baseball 'men who
will attend the Cleveland meet
ing said here today that it Is
"highly improbable that we will
select a commissioner at the
meeting."
ALL-SilfATE
HIGH GAME PLAN
Portland, Ore., April 21 (U.R)
An all-star high school baseball
game between opposing teams of
selected Oregon high school
stars will be staged at the
Vaughn street park of the Port
land Baseball club on Decora
tion day at 2:45 p. m. Under
sponsorship of the Portland Ore
gon Journal, Tommy Luke, gen
eral chairman for the event, an
nounced tonight.
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HAYWARO RELAYS
TAKEN BY GRANT;
Eugene, Ore., April 21 (U.R)
A new record in the Hayward
relays at Eugene was chalked
up today for the class A 440
yard relay event by the Grant
high school Generals of Port
land. The Grant team set a mark of
:44.6, with Klamath Falls sec
ond, Washington third and Eu
gene bringing up the rear. The
old mark of :45.1 was set in
1939 by Medford high school.
.The class B 440 crown was
won by Columbia Prep of Port
land,' and Sheridan high school
won the class C relay.
Grant also won the class A
sprint medley, with Klamath
Falls second, Washington third
and Eugene fourth again. The
class B spring was captured by
Beaverton with the class C title
going to Arlington. Class A time
was 1:09.5.
The class A shuttle relay was
won by Jefferson of Portland,
with Hillsboro second and Grant
and Klamath Falls tied for third
place. Time was :38.8.
Berkeley, Calif., April 21
(U.R) The Olympic club of San
Francisco won the University of
California invitational track and
field meet today, amassing 60 'a
points.
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Chman. Aorll 21 (U.tt The
rllrm-tnr of the All-America foot
ball conference, after drawing
up a constitution and by laws,
adjourned their two-day charter
meeting tonight with the an
nouncement that they probably
would start operating in i
regardless of the National foot
ball league's likely opposition.
The directors, ignoring the
snub they received from the Na
tional league, quietly adjourned
after taking their first official
step toward a concrete organi
sation. They have seven fran
chises and announced that by
next year they plan to have
eight. Dr. D. M. Nigor of Kan
sas City applied for a franchise
today but It was tabled for fu
ture consideration.
Stanley Cup Hockey
Playoffs Extended
Toronto, April 21 U.PJ The i
Detroit Bed Wings defeated the !
Toronto Maple Leafs, 1-0, in an :
overtime period tonight to ex- j
tend the Nutlonal Hockey league
Stanley Cup playoffs to seven
games.
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