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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 4, 1945)
FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE District Track Meet To Be Held Here Saturday Six schools will be represent ed In the district track and field meet to be held at the high school track tomorrow afternoon at 1:30, Al Simpson, Meaiora coach, said today. Schools to be represented are uranis rasa MONTGOMERY WARD HEADQUARTERS FOR Fishing Tackle FISHING LINE CnUng Lin 18 lb. test 1.49 FIT Lin III D , U Catty-Hunk it lb. tell .19 Tspered Lines 8.S0 TESTED LURES McMabon Spooni, No. 4 . AcropUn Splnnari Skll-Flih Lnr Briif B. V. Spinners Noi. J, 4 . .45 , .IS , .69 , .2S .19 Clncb Tied Fluh Spoon . Bebjr Weezel , .55 , .89 Hawaiian Wlfflleri MISCELLANEOUS TROUT NETS 1.89 Waterproof Fly Books . Foldlns Boat Seats Cork Lit Preservers - .91 -1.49 ..1.98 BOAT OARS S It. Sis .19 Pete's Single Esss .33 Snelled Hooks, S for J5 Leaders, 19 yds., S lb. ' .18 r VOW ftSHINO uciwi at War osi M ontgom ery Ward LIGHT YOUR FARM! 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Qualifying events for the 100 and 220-yard dashes will be held tomorrow morning, beginning at 10:30. There are seven entries in each hurdle race and if one can be scratched there will be no need of running off hurdle qualifications, Simpson said. Ribbons To Winners Medford, host team, will pre sent ribbons to each person tak lng any of the first four places in any event. First and second place winners in each event will be eligible for the state track meet at Corvallis, May 11 and 12. Simnson said he did not ex pect any district records to fall by the wayside tomorrow m though the 440-yard and 100 yard records may be endan gered. Klamath Falls appears to be the favorites since they have yet to lose a meet this year and have a well-balanced squad. Hen thorne. Pope, Foster and Palmer have soarked the Pelicans to three straight victories. Ashland's Fullerton, Gandee Tlson, Thompson and White are expected to place the Grizzlies well ud in the standings while Medford will be banking their hopes on Carter, Bostwick and Ross. Rogue River Entry Junior Dimick, in the sprints will be a plug for Rogue River while Clark, state mile cnampion the past two years and holder of the district record of 4:37, seems slower than in his last showing but still should outclass the field Simnson claimed. Paul Davis, uranis rass, win be the official starter and J. C. Tucker. Medford, and Ivor Er- win: Ashland, will be timers. Kalph McCollouch, Ashland, and Lynn Mills and Norman sung, Medford, have been named as finish judges. Field judges will be Ed Kirtley and Lester Harris, Medford, and Jake Shaffer, Ash land Bob Watson will be official scorer. COCHRAN OVERTAKES LEAD IN BILLIARDS Hollywood, May 4. OI.PJ Three Cushion Billiard Cham pion Welker Cochran today held a four-point lead over challen ger Willie Hoppe as they moved to Son Diego to continue their transcontinental series for the world crown. Cochran leads 3278 to 3274. 1 I ,"" f HP Mail i HeM tights By LOS ANGELES By United Press Carl Dumler pitching sensa. tlon of the Pacific Coast League, had his victory streak stonned at eight straight last night when the Los Angeles Angels solved his style and racked up a 4 to 2 win over the San Diego Padres. The Angels decided the Issue in the first inning when they put five hits together for four runs. The big blow was Mai Hick's homer which followed singles by Charlie Brewster and Lou Nov! koff. The Improving Hollywood Stars shut out the league-leading Portland Beavers, 9-0, in the first game of a doubleheader behind Joe Mishasek's five-hit twirling, but dropped the nightcap, 3-1, as Ad Llska gave up only two safe ties. Young Alex Pallca notched his fourth triumph In five starts while the Seattle Ralniers down ed the Oakland Acorns, 10-3. Veteran Roy Johnson socked a round-trlpper off Jack Lotz in the opening canto, Joe Wood, Jr.. son of the old Boston flreballer, made his first mound appearance for the Sacra mento Solons and lasted only four Innnings as the San Fran cisco Seals pounded out an 8-3 win. Scores: Seattle 10 15 1 Oakland 3 10 4 Palica and Sueme; Lotz. Mon ro, A. Raimondi and B. Raimon- dl, Fenech. Portland S 11 Hollywood .... (7 innings) Cohen, Gunnison and Adams, Souza; Mishasek and Krause 2nd Game- Portland .... . 3 7 ( 1 12 : Marshall Hollywood Liska and Adams; Intelkofer and Hill. . Los Angeles .. 4 .11 1 San Diego 2 7 3 Cuellar and Kreitner: Dum ler, Tincup, Trahd, Brillheart and Ballinger, Abbott. San Francisco 8 14 0 Sacramento . 3 10 1 Joyce and Sprinz; Wood, Pen rose and Schlueter, Marcucci. Sport Chips ' Harry Chipman Mall Tribune Sports Editor Those who plan to supplement uie meai supply wun a bit of angling over the week-end are going to De in lor a disappoint ment in most streams. Al Plrho local piscatorial expert, said to day, rteceni not weamer has melted snow rapidly and most streams are too high for good tuning. Little Butte and Big Butte creeks are said to be poor due to the high water. Color of water in most streams is Just right for eggs and one must not forget the anglewarm, most PEiQfI.P1 NO DELAY FOR FACTORY MITHftn JtECAPPINGl iiIH ranee raj (2033? BY 1 natural food for fish at this early stage of the season, Piche said. Salmon fishing in the Rogue river is three weeks behind schedule due to the high water. In the lower river near Galice, many salmon are re ported coming upstream which means that in about two more weeks salmon fishing from Savage Rapids dam upstream will be good Fish Lake is expected to be the most popular place this week-end. The road is open to all cars and can be made with out chains. Trolling will be pop ular but best results will no doubt be obtained from still fish ing with worms. Squaw Lake was extremely popular last week-end with 43 cars, 27 motor boats and about 250 people there to try their luck. The road is in excellent condition. Trout fishing is said to be only fair because of high water while catfish can be caught easily from shore. Emigrant Lake is reported i to be good for catfish and some trout. Hyatt Lake is still snowbound but will probably be open next week if the warm weather continues. Lynn Leslie, Phoenix, and Ray Marks, Jacksonville Star Route, each bagged the limit be if fore noon Tuesday at Fish Lake, according to a report. Trolling and still fishing brought equal results, they said. Lou Nova Scores Comeback Victory Boston, May 4. (U.R) -Lou Nova, one of the veterans in the heavyweight boxing division picked up another victory along the comeback trail today, but he didn't gain very much prestige by it. He . outpointed the veteran Charley Eagle, New England heavyweight champion, in a 10 round bout at Mechanics build ing last night, but he had to come from behind to do it. Eagle won the first two rounds, cutting Nova's eye with a left hook at the end of the second. From then on, however. Nova wore him down with heavy right hooks to the stomach. The funnel-shaped ears of horses are good collectors of sound waves. CAMPBELL'S MILK PASTEURIZED or RAW Grade A at your favorite Grocer, or 'phone 4190 i ,i TV ,sf-v4i V mother were to buy 0 her own gift, she'd quite likely choose furniture from wlontgomery Ward MAKE IT A HABIT to shop Words for furniture. Due to wartima shortages, our variety Is not always as great as it used to be, but new shipments of good things for the home arrive frequently. 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