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TWO MSSFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. April 29, 1945 FIRST PLACE ON Hurls Near No-Hit Game Cincy Blanks Cards; Other Soores. New York, April 28 U.P) Hank Wyse, a six-foot right hander, pitched the Chicago Cubs into first place in the National League today and came within five outs of baseball's hall of fame. Bill Salkeld, rookie catcher who was the second man up for the Pirates in the eighth inning, slashed a line single to right cen ter field and Wyse's no-hitter wa gone, The blow took some of the lustre off the Cubs' easy 6 to 0 victory, their sixth in a row, but didn't keep them from moving past the New York , SOUND TRUCK and Public Address Systems FOR RENT! Any Plact Any Tlma Any Occasion FJDLER NEWS AGENCY Phone 4014 or soil US No. Worildo. MMare Giants into first place by a half- game. Max Butcher was no puzzle to Chicago and the Cubs shook him for 12 hits and six runs in the first five innings. In another stirring pitching performance at Cincinnati, the Reds beat the St. Louis Cardi nals 1 to 0, scoring in the ninth Arnold Carter was the winning pitcher, although he gave six hits to the five garnered by the Reds off Blix Donnelly. Mcsner scored on Mallory s error on Clay's outfield fly. The defeat was costly to St. Louis in that Marty Martin, shortstop, sprain ed his ankle trying to steal home in the ninth. The New York Giants "walk ed" themselves out of first place going into the ninth with a 3-1 margin over Brooklyn, Van Mungo walked the first two men. Adams relieved him, got one man out and walked two more, forcing in a run. Joe Mack's single with the bases loaded in the eighth gave the Boston Braves an 8-to-7 win over Philadelphia. In the American league, Al Benton of Detroit won his sec ond straight game, a two-hit 5- to-1 victory over Cleveland. Nick E.tten won a ball game for the New York Yankees, his sixth-inning home run tying the score at 1 to 1 with Wasnington and his single with two on and two out in the 13th chasing home the winning run in the 2-1 decision. Joe Mack's single with the bases loaded in the eighth gave the Boston Braves an 8-to-7 win over Philadelphia. It was Nieman s fourth round- tripper of the season at Philadel phia, breaking out with 13 hits and an 8-to-5 victory. A five-run NEW LIFE FOR OLD ENGINES THAT'S WHAT A MOTOR TUNE-UP MEANS TO YOUR CAR OR TRUCK TUNE UP NOW AND REGULARLY... I FUEL ECONOMY i LONGER ENGINE LIFE BETTER PERFORMANCE MAXIMUM POWER - " ROGUE RIVER CHEVROLET Ninth l Bartlett Phone 2288 seventh Inning won the game. The St. Louis-Chicago game at St. Louis was rained out and the White Sox stayed on top of the American league with five straight victories. JUNIOODfTBALL SERIESONE EACH Ashland Junior high defeated Medford Juniors sdftball team 3 to 2 at Ashland yesterday to even their southern Oregon con ference series. The game, sched uled for seven Innings, went into an extra frame. Medford scored two runs in the first inning and Ashland tied the score in the third. In the eighth inning Langer of Ashland collected a home run with two on base to end the game. The two teams play here next Thursday in the third of their four-game series.- POINTERSBEA'f TALENT, 9 T0 1 LET'S GO ROLLER SKATING MEDFORD ARMORY 7:30 To 10:30 WED., FRI., SAT. and SUN. NIGHTS Sunday Afternoon, 2:30 to S SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Central Point high's baseball team halted Talent 9 to 1 at Tal ent Friday afternoon in a Jack son county "B conference game. Shirer of the Pointers struck out 12 batters while Hervey whiffed two for Talent. Saxbury and Anhorn each got a circuit clout for Central Point. The Pointers will play Phoe nix at Central Point Tuesday af ternoon. Central Point 9 2 Talent 1 . Shrier and Sage; Hervey and Frink. . Craters to Contact Klamath Ball Clubs On Loop Formation It was voted at Friday night's meeting of the Medford Craters to contact team managers from Klamath Falls to determine if they are interested in forming a baseball league comprised of southern Oregon teams. Grants Pass Merchants association have informed the Craters they arc not Interested in organizing a team this season. Ashland had earlier, stated they would not attempt to form a club. Camp White may organize team, it was indicated. Paul Freer, manager of the Craters, reported he is enthused over turnouts for practice ses sions and stated he is particular ly pleased over performance of high school players who have reported. Practices are being I held at the Fairgrounds park every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and each Tuesday and Friday at 6 p. in. Company To Publish Only First Novels New York, U.R The begin ning writer who hasn't any idea what to do with his fiast novel has a new friend, Simon & Schuster, the well- known publishing house, has I opened a subsidiary firm named ins venuiry itcss, wnicn will publish nothing but first novels. The only qualification .'or publi cation, although it's quite enough, was that the novels must have "literary distinction," the publishing firm said. SECOND PLACE IN INVITATION MEET Scoring 76V4 points, Klam ath Falls high school won the annual invitational track and field meet at Klamath Falls Sat urday afternoon. Medford scored 50 13 points for sceond, Ashland was third with 45V4 points, Grants Pass fourth with 24, Henley fifth with SV2, Tule Lake sixth with 4 13 and Rogue River was seventh with four points. Klamath Falls took first place in seven of the 14 events while Medford took only two .first places. Ashland eopped five first spots. Winners of the events follow: Shot put Foster, Klamath Falls, first: Whlllock. Medford, aocond; Boas, Mrdrord. third. Polo vault Thompson. Asrilanrl. first; Palmer, Klamath Kails, second; Thurnian, Klamath Fallj, third. 440-yard dash Henthorno, Klamath Falls, first; Merrlman, Ashland, sec ond; Carr, Medford, third. High hurdles Pope, Klamath Falls, first; Holmes, Medford, second; De Vore. Klamath Falls, third. 100-yard dash Henthorne, Klamath Falls, first; Gandee, Ashland, second; Cottlngham, Medford, third. Mile run Fullerton, Ashland, first; Clark, Rogue Blver, second; Guam, Klamath Falls, third. Low hurdlca Pope, Klamath Falls, nrsi; ncasey, ttiamatn rails, second; Merrlman, Ashland, third. Javelin throw Tlson, Ashland, first; Hanogln, Medford, second; Stelle, Medford, third. High jump Pope. Klamath Falls, first; Browne, Grants Pass, second; Thompson, Ashland, third. 220-yard dash Gandee. Ashland, first; Bostwick, Medford, second; Cot tincham, Medford, third. 880-yard dash Fullerton, Ashland, first: Forth. Grants Pass, second; Bar ker. Klamath Falls, third. Broad jump Carter. Medford. first; Henthorne. Klamath Falls, second. Discus Ross, Medford, first. Belays Klamath Falls, first. Med ford, disqualified for two false starts. Baseball Scores By Uniled Prut National Philadelphia 7 11 Boston .. 8 10 Sproull, Kennedy (4), Karl (8) and Mancuso; Barrett, Earley (3), Hutchings (9) and Masi. GENOA LIBERATED, St. Louis 0 8 Cincinnati 1 3 Donnelly and Odea; Carter and Just. Pittsburgh 0 1 1 Chicago 8 14 Butcher, Gerheauser (S), Os termueller (8) and Salkeld; Wyse and Livingston. New York 3 8 Brooklyn 4 9 Mungo. Adams (9) Pyle (9) and Lombard i; Chapman, Lombardi (8) and Owen. American Washington 1 8 1 New York 2 10 , S (13 innings) Pieretti and Guerra; Bonham Turner (10) and Garbark, Cromp- ton (12). Chicago at St. Louis, post poned; rain. . Detroit 5 11 0 Cleveland 1 2 Benton and Swift; Bagby, Klieman (7) Henry (9) and Rusz- kowskl. Clostntf time for Sunday Too Late to Classify 0:30 Saturday afternoon Pleas, remember ADDED PROFITS WITH A De LAVAL 'MILKER OThe DtLivil Magnetic "Speedway" it even better than ever equalises by none juit tho thing to put added profits in your dairy butineit, regardless of its lire. These ntw milkers provide new tiso of assembly and dim mbly PLUS unequalled milking action. Dairy fsrmtrs find the ntw DeLaval Magnetic milker tho most important equipment of all en investment that pays for itself over and over again! MUBBARB-WRAY CO. 29 K'ORTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 4011 TAKE DAY GAMES Los Angeles, April 28 (U.R) A six-run uprising off four Los Angeles hurlcrs today gave the Sacramento Solons a 9-to-3 win over the Angels. Sacramento 9 9 1 Los Angeles 3 11 1 Lcgault and Schleuter, Tepler, Mcrkle (2) Osborne (8) Columbo (8) Phil Phipps (8) and Kreit nerm. San Diego 4 10 2 San Francisco ' 9 10 2 Brillhcart, Bailey (8) and Bal- linger; Brondell, Pcrcey (9) and Ogrodowski. , ' . SCOUT PATROL LEADERS ATTEND TRAINING MEET Fifty senior patrol leaders, pa trol leaders and assistants as sembled at Boy Scout headquar ters Friday night for training All troops in Medford were rep resented by their. Junior leaders. The samo course of study is to be Riven in every city in the Crater Lake Area Council com prised of Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties. The Patrol Method film fur nished by the visual education department of the Boy Scouts was shown and served as basis of the course. The meeting met with such fine response it was decided to hold a similar train ing course for the patrol leaders every three months. Navy Builds Huge Hospital In Texas Houston, Tex. (U.R) In the nnt.too-distant future, hospital ships from various theaters of war will bring wounded Ameri can fighting men up the Houston ship channel to a brand new navy hospital, one of the largest in the country. The new Houston hospital, ex pected to be ready for patients within a year, will have 1,000 beds and will cost approximately $6,000,000. Closing time for Sunday Too Lata to Classify 9 .10 Saturday afternoon Pleas, remember. Boston 8 15 Philadelphia 4 4 1 Cecil and Garbark; Black, Knerr (6), Berry (7), Scheib (7) and Hayes. ACHIEplW SEEK MASK BOUT Tony Morelli, the former Olympic star turned wrestler, is coaxing Promoter Mack Lil ian! for a return match with the Gray Mask on next Thursday night's card at Medford armory. Lillard said Saturday he was un certain if he would be able to make the match, having yet to contact the mystery man on terms. Walter "Sneeze" Achieu, the classy Chinese star, also is seek ing a match with "Old Stone face" on grounds of his two consecutive wins over Gust Johnson. Lillard said he would have a lineup ready Monday but as yet had no idea who would make up the card. Tony Ross was reported getting ready for a Jaunt into the southwest, but Georges Dusette may be on hand to fill his place. HAGGlNSFAST MILE, PENN MEET Philadelphia, April 28 U.R) Gundar H a g g, long-striding Swede, turned in the fastest time of his current American tour to day, but finished fourth in a handicap mile which featured the Slst annual Penn relay car nival. The gaunt Hagg ran a 4:12.7 mile which would have beaten the field without the handisaps. 3 Generations Wed In Triple Ceremony Omaha, Neb. (U.R) Ronald L. Walker was married Jan. 15 by Judge Dale Bailey of Hiawatha, Kan. so was his mother, Mrs. Frceda O. Walker, and ditto his grandmother, Mrs. Olive J. Huit. The three generations were married in a triple ceremony and are living together with their respective husbands and wives. 8ATURDAY WIND-UP Cincinnati, O. (U.R) It hap pened on Saturday; Mrs. Matti Saturday sued for a divorce from Theodore Saturday. Closlnff time for Classified Ads 8:30 a. m. Too Late to Classify 13:13 p. m. 5 -r saw tr sjlOt ,t4 c" -ilea C". thai MS" Rirsrtide at the "Y" rhone .Mil. II Allot. D O. J TAKEN BY ALLIES Rome, April 28 (U.R) Rac ing Allied armies seized Brescia and Bergamo, on the fringes of the Swiss Alps, and liberated the major port of Genoa today as dispatches from Switzerland re ported that other U. S. troops had bisected north Italy by reaching the frontier town of Como. A special Allied task force ended all organized resistance in Genoa an official communique announced, and took 6,000 Ger man prisoners. An additional 300 Germans taken captive by Bra zilians at Collecchio, six miles southwest of Parma, brought the toll of prisoners taken in the whilwlnd offensive that was rapidly tearing apart the re maining Germany army, toward 80,000. (The Swiss radio, heard in London, said Italian partisans had concluded an agreement with the commander of German troops under which the Germans would stop fighting in Piedmont, the province along the upper Franco-Italian ' frontier, and In Lombardy, which extends east of Piedmont and along the Swiss frontier. (The Swiss broadcast quoted the Milan newspaper Italia Li bera, or Free Italy, as its source. ' It said that under the agree ment, German units will remain where they are for the present.) REPORT FUEHRER DEAD; VERY SICK London, April 28 U.R) American troops captured Hans Goebbels today and reports from Switzerland said his no torious brother,, Paul Joseph Goebbels, nazi propaganda chief, Adolf Hitler and Hermann Goering. all had been killed. Another report, from the Ex change Telegraph's Stockholm correspondent, said that accord ing to reliable diplomatic circles there. Hitler is completely help less and probably unconscious because of a brain hemorrhage. Glider Delivery Of Newspapers Is British Forecast London, (U.R) Soon London morning papers may be deliv ered by glider train to cities throughout the British Isles. This is the opinion of Sir Miles Thomas, vice-chairman of the Nuffield organization, the Brit ish equivalent in size and scope of the Ford Motor Co. National daily papers printed in London must travel the length of Britain, sometimes a distance of 900 miles, and shipment by glider train would greatly speed the: news distribution. The papers would be carried by glider until i they reached their "objective"! and then parachuted to earth in bundles. 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