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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1945)
BIX MEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, Mir H. Helser Finds Range To Thump San Diego 8 To 0 By United Press Screwy southpaws have been the butt of many a baseball Joke but the San Diego Padres found nothing to laugh about last night when they met Mr. Roy Helser of the Portland Beavers. Cocky after two straight wins over the Pacific Coast league leaders, the Padres could touch Hclser's lcfthanded slants for only four hits as he pitched TRUCKS FOR RENT Drive Vonriel8a W Any Dlflancs PRUITT'S MOBILOIL STATION Main uni Ivy S. M. WADE Commercial and Domestic Refrigerators Repaired 5302 Phone 4104 Portland to an 8 0 triumph. He racked up elgm sirineouu buu hnttfhe suDDort from his teammates, including a hom er by Frank Shone, ine victory enabled the Beavers to stretch their first-placa margin to four games. The Seattle Rainlers slipped .a.nnH ahenri of San Diefio by downing the Sacramento Sen ators for tne imra lime, o-i. Tii Oakland Acorns dropped to fourth place by losing to Los Angeles, 0-1. It BJSO marnea me first Inst fnr Len Gilmore. ace Acorn Ditcher, after three straight wins. San Francisco made it three straight over Hollywooa wnn a 10-3 decision at Seals stadium. Scores Oakland 1 Los Angeles 5 10 1 Gilmore, Lots and Raimondi; PhiDDs and Kreltner. Portland U 'J San Diego 0 4 2 Helser and Adams; Wensloff, LET'S GO a ROM-Bill aiVAJiinw rfcwv MEDrOKU AKMUM 7:30 To 10:30 WED.. FRI., SAT. and SUN. NIGHTS ,, Afternoon. 2:30 to S SKATING PARTIES by SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Tincup and Balllnger. Seattle O Sacramento 1 9 1 S 0 Porter, Fischer and Sueme: Penrose and scmueier. Hnllvwood 3 10 0 San Francisco 10 14 1 Marshall, Montank and Hill; Brondell. Seward and Ogrodow- skl. HOW THEY 4 4 STAND National W. New York 13 Brooklyn ....10 Chicago 8 St. Louis 8 Boston . 1 Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati" 6 Philadelphia 4 L. 4 6 7 7 9 9 8 13 Pet. .765 .625 .533 .533 .438 .438 .429 .235 i. if American Chicago . 10 Detroit 10 5 New York 10 8 Washington 9 10 St. Louis 7 8 Philadelphia 7 10 Boston ......... 6 11 Cleveland . 5 10 Pacific Coast Portland -...26 13 San Diego .. 22 18 Oakland 21 . 18 Seattle 22 17 Sacramento - ..19 21 Los Angeles 19 21 San Francisco 18 22 Hollvwood 11 28 BRADLEY TO QUIT Palm Beach, Fla., May 11. (U.R) Col. E. R. Bradley, 86-year-old Lexington, Ky., dean of American horse breeders, has decided to retire after one more try for a fifth winner In the Kentucky Derby, his friends here said today. .714 .667 .625 .474 .467 .412 .353 .333 .667 , .550 .538 .564 .475 .475 .450 .282 GEORGE WAGNER IN WILD MELEE Mnrelli and "Gorgeous" George Wagner battled in the ring, in the laps or spectators .11 ha tvnv tn the dressing room at Medford armory last night with Morelll winning ine match on a foul because Wagner socked the referee too many times. With falls standing one each and Wagner receiving a sound working-over, he opened a deep cut over Morelli's eye and con tinued to hammer on the wound ed optic. Referee Earl Yoakley started to look at Morelli's eye but was dropped to the mat sev eral times By wagner. ncii threw Morelll out of the ring and took after him when Yoak tn nenarate them. Wagner knocked the arbiter into the spectators ana wnen ne garn ered himself up he grabbed Morelli's hand and hoisted it into the air. Wagner didn't like the decis ftnuoht nn with Morelli and Yoakley in the hallway and the three fought for several min utes before police broke it up. Antone Leone and Paavo Ka tonen started the fireworks in their opening bout, which went tn a draw. Leone hadn't had snnueh when the match was over but when Katonen showed to mix it. Leone fled to the dressing room with Katonen hot on his hells, "Sneeze" Achieu and Georges Dusette went to a fall apiece draw in the semi-windup. Sport Chips BY : t ,, -AiaJ Harry Chip'man Mail Tribune Sports Editor risn La '""' - ,nt 4nr the week-end, according to Al Piche, who each week amasses lraorrnauuii uu : .irnnm nf Knutnem ure- vaiiuua , gon. Catcnes are eaauy " . 7. with flashers in Dress iuusu. rnnA Rait fishing is said to be fair. Many anglers re ported limit catches au wees anu r:u; ;D ownaricrl tft be KOOQ ll&Illtig lJ ws- - .,nai woplrq because of the 1U1 9CVGIB1 " , , low water, which is seven ieei below normal. if )--irrf at KnilSW . LaK lS uauioioos " . , very good now with trout fish- water. The lake is expected to be better three weeks from now. Salmon fishing is still only fair in most of Rogue river. From the mouth at Gold Beach to Can field Riffle is poor due to snow I.. mnrnrAintt to Frank D. Colvin, Gold Beach sportsman. A few iisn are lateen ncn i but no trout or steelhead. Beit fishing in the section the past week has been with eggs at Har dy Riffle. Vesta Barnard, Prospect, re ported earlier in the week that she caught a 3Vi pound rainbow, measuring 20 inches, at the cov ered bridge near Prospect. She said there was good fishing there at the time. Good fishing with eggs is reported from the shore at Prospect dam. Little Butte is Improving with best fishing up-stream. Water is now the right color for eggs or spinners. Big Butte cimk u oa w with water reported in fine color for flies. Spinners are getting fait snort and eggs will catch fiih in deep holes. Little Applegate river n to be good past Bunkum while ka Rin Aonleaate is good up or down stream from Huch. The season at uiamona Jvasw opens May 30 but a report says tu. -r.A 4mm the Medford side UJO . ui. . probably will not be opened be fore June 10 aue io aeep mu. It may be forthcoming before opening date. Hyatt LaKe is sun snow-nouiiu and fishing at Emigrant Lake is good from boat or shore. JUNIOR SOFTBALL terday afternoon. Trie game of ficially ended tne souinern gon Junior high conference with Medford and Ashland tied with two wins and two losses. A play off is tentatively slated for the Mrifnrd hiah school diamond Monday at 8 p.m. The game, siatea xor seven in nings was tied at 5-5 when Beare slammed out hfi etreutt clout tn the extra frame. Portland, Ore., May 11. 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