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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1945)
Classy Assortment Of Talent On Card Tonight TONIGHT'S CARD Georges Dusett v. "Gor- gtoui" Gorg Wagner. Kenny AckUs vi. Paavo Kotonen. Speedy Maloney vi. Anton Leon. . An array of past and present wrestling champions win nign light the weekly mat program at Medford armory tonight. The all-star card will be topped by the return of Georges Dusette, coast Junior heavy weight champion who has been away from the local grapple circle for a couple of weeks. Dusette will face "Gorgeous" George Wagner, of the varied collection of beautiful robes, when they square off in the six round main event. The coast light-heavyweight crown form erly graced the brow of Wagner but the Eugene turkey grower Is now gunning for the toga worn by the Canadian power house. It will be a non-title clash but a win by Wagner will put him in direct line to challenge Dusette to a show-down match. Paavo Katonen, who lifted the belt from Wagner some time ago and lost it to Jack Riser, is ex pected to have all the grappling he wants before his match with clever Kenny Ackles comes to an end, according to street corner talk by fans. Ackles, one of the most outstanding mat- vnan dirAf in chnW hPTesbOUtS. has firmly established himself dear to the hearts of lovers o: the art of wrestling. They will tangle in the four-round seml windup. , Local fans will get their first glimpse of Speed Maloney when the classy fire-ball goes against Antone Leone, the Oyster Bay, N. Y., toughie, in the three round opener. Leone's eye-jabbing and general roughhouse maneuvers make him a feared gladiator but Maloney's speed end mat science figure to off set Leone's tactics. They are alated to start the program promptly at 8:30. ' O'OOUIMENTAKE and Sueme, Sacramento ,... 2 8 0 San Diego 9 6 2 McCarthy, Pintar and Schlue ter; Eaves and Ballinger. 2nd games: Oakland San Francisco . 8 7 1 Chetkovitch and Fenech; Bar- thelson and Ogrodowski. Hollywood 0 6 0 Los Angeles . 4 7 0 Sharp, Marshall, Legault and Hill; Adams and Kreitner. Portland 4 IS 0 Seattle 2 8 1 Tising and Souza; Turpin and Finley. Sacramento 4 11 0 San Diego 16 1 Knowles and Marcucci; Mon- zo and Ballinger. E DAY BALL GAMES SCORES YESTERDAY American New York 2, 3; Detroit S, . Washington 3, 5; St. Louis 2, 0. Chicago 5, 2; Philadelphia 2, 4. Cleveland 4, 6; Boston 2, 7. National Pittsburgh 13, 10; Brooklyn 5, 14. New York 8, 2; Chicago 6, 11 St. Louis 4, 2; Boston 2, 9. Cincinnati 4, 9; Philadelphia 0, 8. won the first game against the Cubs at Chicago, 8 to 6, then dropped the second, 11 to 2. Manager Mel Ott of the Giants set a new National league record for total bases when he hit a double and single in the opener to bring his lifetime mark to 4,890, two better than the 4.888 total of Honus (Hans) Wagner, Pittsburgh Pirate immortal. The Braves kept the defend ing champion Cardinals from gaining at St. Louis, winning the second game 9 to 2, after the Red Birds took the opener in 12 Innings, 4 to 2. The Reds took over sixth place in the National by beating the visiting Philadelphia Phillies at Cincinnati twice, 4 to 0 and 9 to 8 with a three run rally in the ninth of the second game. Washington added to the humiliation of the champion St. Louis Browns on their current road trip by winning a twllight nlght double header, 3 to 2, in 13 innings and. 8 to 0, behind Marino Pieretti's five-hit pitch ing. Thornton Lee of the White Sox beat the A's, 8 to 2, in the opener at Philadelphia for his sixth win, but Rus Christopher countered that by winning, 4 to 2. Ben Steiner kept the Red Sox from winning the opener when he dropped an easy pop-up in Ihe ninth to permit' Cleveland to score the tying run after which Pat Seerey doubled home CAMPBELL'S MILK PASTEURIZED or RAW Grade A at your favorite Grocer, or 'phone 4190 the winning tally for a 4 to 2 Indian victory. The rookie Bos ton lnfielder atoned In the sec ond game by singling home two runs in a big eighth inning rally which netted six runs and a 7 to 6 win. TRUCKS FOR RENT Drlr Yonneir Bav H Any Dliunc PRUIYT'S MOBILOIL STATION Mi la u4 try pliant t!U Thursday, May 81, 194S MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FTVI The United States merchant marine has been a participant in every major invasion and opera tion of tills war. About 700 mer chant ships were In the invasion of France. WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts k Strvic on All Makes B. & B Washer Shop 40B B. Main. Phon 8302 FATHER'S DAY CARDS You'll find cards In our large display that expreti juit what you want to say. SWEM'S Book & Gift Shop By United Prs -Til San Francisco Seals, who looked like a cinch second divi sion standby only a few weeks ago, were riding in the Pacific Coast league's fourth spot today, only a gam behind the third plac Oakland Acorns. The Seals, piloted by colorful Francis (Lefty) O'Doul, came from behind 'in the late innings twice yesterday to annex a dou bleheader from the Oaks in their first "grudga" series of the sea son. The Seals took the opener, ! 6-3, and the nightcap, 5-4, to the delight of more than 11,000 fans. ! All th other Memorial Day ; twin bills were split Hollywood : whipped Los Angeles, 9-0, and then receipted for a 4-0 defeat; Seattle nosed out Portland, 3-2, but the Beavers won the second ! game, 4-2, to maintain their gam and one-half leadership; San Diego stopped Sacramento, 8-2, and the Solons came back for a 4-1 triumph In th finale. Scores 1st games.' Oakland 19 1 Ean Francisco B IS - 0 Chelini and Raimondi; Bron dell, Buiolieh, Ehrman and Sprinr. Hollywood 9 17 0 Los Angeles 0 7 2 Kimball and Hill; Merkle, Lammers, Marshall and Greene. Portland 2 8 1 Seattle 3 8 2 ' Mosser and Souza; Demoran New York, May 31 U.R America's first holiday since vic tory in Europe brought a quarter of a' million war-weary fans to major league baseball games yesterday, but as for seeing any thing definite accomplished in either pennant race, all of them might as well have stayed on their front porches. The largest crowd to see a baseball game since the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor turned out for the Yankee-Tiger double- header at Yankee stadium, with the total running to 70.90S. The Yankees dropped the first game 3 to 2. They won the second, 3 to 2; however, on timely hitting by George stlrnweiss. Ott Sets Record Pittsburgh ran its streak of victories to nine in the National, beating the visiting Brooklyn Dodgers, 13 to S, in the opener Brooklyn took the second game 14 to 10. 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