Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 10, 1945, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE L TO BEHELD Plans Near Completion For Mounted Posse Presenta tion Here June 30, July 1. Ten gallon hats and fancy cowboy boots are becoming a common sigm on meaiora sireeis as thn .Tnplrsnn Pnnntv Mounted Sheriff Posse swings-into ac tion with final preparations lor their big fourth annual Rodeo and Horse Show. Dates for the show are Satur day night June 30, starting with a big downtown street parade at seven o'clock In which over 500 saddle horses will appear; and Sunday afternoon July 1. En " tries are pouring In from some of the top contestants from all over the country. Events Scheduled Sixteen events are scheduled and Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer ed and Inspect f ed Parts for Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks r L. C. TAYLOR CO. irineeawwTRUCKs 112 So. Riverside Phone 2965 New B. F. Tubes Rationed! If yxnx'r btea ftcdng by with prrwir tube, batter let uj check thm. Old tubes get chtfod, itntched, wish, uooancn iudci ar goom itrt mittrsnew pvt licit Tm Lewis Super Service PHONE 2119 lt ... a FOR VICTORY BUY WAR Keep Olt Is OUR' business to keep your John Deere tractor and all of your John Deere equip ment in fighting trim up to tho minute in tip-top efficiency. Don't wait for breakdowns . . . let our experienced mechanics check it over and make repairs when needed. Your farm equipment is important to the war effort and to YOU. Don't let it fail at the critical moment! HUBBARD-WRAY CO. 29 NORTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 4011 Sunday, Junt 10, I94S have been Droerammed In a twenty-six page souvineur pro gram containing lists and rules nf nil events iilnnt with many pictures of the Posse, officers and members. Bucking horses of national re pute are filling the corrals in readiness for the big rodeo. Fvpnts will crnnsist of bronco and bareback riding, bull riding, calf roping, steer stopping, stock horse classes, musical chair mm, wild cow milking. 3D.- 000 Stallion parade, Tennessee Walking horses, five gaited sad dle horses, Palomino class, mnnnlH Hrill hv the Sheriff's Posse and the Ladies Mounted Troop; as well as other added attractions. Harold "Happy" O'Ncall. famous rodeo clown with his mule "Skim Milk," will be here to entertain the crowds both days. Committee Named General chairman and pro ducer ot me snow win ue "Fih" Fidler. rodeo announcer and rnmedian. assisted by D Charles Lemcry on tickets and finance; Red (Julicn in cnarge oi rfrntinna. Bill Grenbcmcr hand ling police; Walter Hamby on entries, Chet Leonard on pro eram and advertising and "Ber- f rnnijnnHation. Rodeo headquarters have been opened at 45 South Central ave nue for early entries ana bkiicibi information. MAYER'S HORSE WINS Aiv-nHin Calif.. June 9 (U.R) -Busher, Movie Magnate Louis Mivw'i sensational liny, ran 'f i,iih hn 2.V000 San Vicente Handicap this afternoon for her third victory in three starts at the Santa Anita race tracK. OLDSTERS PROVE IT AGAIN Rockland. Me. (U.PJ TWO men anneared to take driving iet in Rockland recently and both passed without any troume They were Ira Shuman of Rock land, who is 83. and W. B. Hold er of Thomaston, who is 85. Un Mall Tribuna Want Ads. Goodrich are not to.u New B.1 BONDS It in the Fight! DERBY Pot 0'Luck Second, and Darby Dieppe Third Rain Mars Classic. Louisville, Ky., June 9 U.R) Hoop Jr., bred to the racing purple of a Florida millionaire, splattered over the muddy track of Churchill Downis today to win the 71st annual running of the Kentucky Derby before a rain- soaked throng of 65,000. The fleet three-year-old of Fred W, Hooper, who moved his breeding farms to Alabama after making his fortune as a contrac tor around Jacksonville, Fla., went to the post the favorite and ran up to that rating, leading from the start and winning Go ing Away by six lenRths. Pot O' Luck, the second choice in the betting, ran second and to keep the odds running true to form, Darby. Dieppe, the third ranking favorite, was third in this richest derby of all time. The Margin between the sec ond and third horses was a half a length, with Air Sailor number foiir in the field of 16. That large entry gave Hoop Jr., not only the blanket of roses and glory that go with America's primier horse race, but also $64, 860 $115 more than Pensive won in the 1944 classic. Ridden superbly by the veter an Eddie Arcaro, Hoop Jr. cov ered the heavy going of a mile and a quarter in 2 07, far off the record time of 2:01 25 'set by Whlrlaway in 1941. But the track was different to day after almost three continu ous days of rain and that time was not considered too bad. It anneared that the Hooper cham- Dion had nlenty left at the finish and could have bettered that time had it been necessary. For Arcaro it was his third Derby victory tying him in that respect with fcarle bancie ana Isaac Murphy. His previous win ners were Lawnn in ihjb ana Whirlaway in 1941. BOUT IS SOUGHT Wrestling fans have been hounding Promoter Mack Lillard for the past several weeks to match Antone Leone, the ape like spreader of terror from Oys ter Bay, New York, with George Wagner, self-styled toast of the coast for a bout at Mcdford ar mory. Lillard said Saturday that such a bout is likely and he has of fered terms which the bone crushers are said to be consider ing. Otis Clingman, veteran muscle mangier from Eugene, has expressed a desire to meet Wagner, Leone' or any other man Lillard may choose and will pos sibly be considered for a top spot if the Wagner-Leone negotiations fall through. Kenny Ackles, who dumped Wagner last week, and Georges Duscttc will also be on hand Thursday night, Lillard indicat ed. The complete card will be announced Monday. Use Mall Tribune Want Ada. M BASEBALL1 By United Press ' NATIONAL New York 4 7 Boston 4 9 Feldman, Adams (8) and Lorn bardi; Logan and Masi. Cincinnati 11 Chicago 5 7. Beck, Bosser (7) and Unser, Wyse and Livingston. AMERICAN St. Louis .' 1 6 Cleveland 2 10 Holiingsworth and Mancuso Klieman and Hayes. Boston 7 12 New York 13 13 O'Neill, Woods (3). Heflin :7) and Garbark; Bevens, Page (4) and Drescher. Chicago 6 15 Detroit 7 10 Haynes, Caldwell (9) and Tresh; Mueller, Eaton (8) and Swift. . Washington 3 8 1 Philadelphia 2 11 Wollt and Fcrrell; Ncwsom and Rosar. TO RETAIN LEAD New York, June 9 (U.R) Detroit's Tigers indicated today that they may be tough to dis lodge from first place In the American League as they rallied for (our runs in the last inning and a 7 to 6 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Trailing 3 to 6, the Tigers went to work on Haynes, the same pitcher who hurled a one hitter against them earlier this season in their half of the ninth. Maier mid Swift singled and re lief pitcher Eaton doubled. Cald well replaced Haynes and fum bled Webb's sacrifice. Mayo then tripled and the ball game was over. The magic that makes stars out of ordinary ballplayers who take over center field for the New York Yankees worked again today for George Stain back, who stepped into John Lin dell's shoes and hit a three-run sixth-inning home run that broke the back of tho Boston Red Sox and led the Yanks to a 13 to 7 win. A ninth-inning single by Hoag ot the Cleveland Indians beat the Browns for the .second straight day by a 2 to 1 score. The blfcw brake, up a pitching 'duel be tween Klieman and Holiings worth of St. Louis. .. Roger Wolff, traded by Phil adelphia to Washington for Bobo Newsom, beat Newsom and the Athletics, 3 to 2, effectively scat tering 11 hits. In the National League, the going continued rough for the New York Giants, who were shut out by Lefty Logan and the Boston Braves, 4 to 0. The Chicago Cubs lumped on old Walter Beck in the first in ning, scoring three runs toward what finally ended in a 5 to 1 do-1 feat of the Cincinnati Reds. " GI GAVE HIS ALL New Bedford, Mass. (U.R) Pfc. Frank L. Medelros, Jr., of New Bedford was rejected for army service five times before being accepted on his sixth try. Recently his widow was notified that he had been kilted in Ger many. Greetings from JIM KELLER The new owner and operator of MOBILGAS SERVICE STATION At Central and Jackson Streets featuring COMPLETE LUBRICATION Washing and Polishing Tire and Battery Ssrvice PICK UP and DELIVERY SERVICE with YOUR CAR INSURED against possible damage while tn our care. ALL WORK GUARANTEED, and service backed by 10 years experience in this iield. M)bilgas Phone er come in for prompt courteous strvicel TELEPHONE 9011 GOLD HILL GAME REPLACES LOOP KICK-OFF TODAY Gold Hill and Medford base ball nines will cross bats at the Fairgrounds park at 2:30 this afternoon in a practice game. The tilt was arranged when the Klamath Falls Marines, sched uled to oppose Medford here in the inaugural Southern Oregon league game, asked postpone ment because of a previously booked contest. Manager Paul Freer will send George Barr, who has won one game against no losses this sea son, to the hill and will prob ably use rookie John Reedy of Ashland In a relief role. Dick Kidwell, the tricky hurlcr from the Merchant Marines, will also throw a few Innings, Freer be lieves. Freer plans to start his young er infield against the Gold Hill club. Reedy will start on first base, Fred Stammen on second. Don Waldron on third and Al Kircher at short stop. In the outfield will be Herb Burnham, Ray Davidoff and Dick Babb, the Phoenix youngster. Georee Gitzen will catch. Ashland, originally booked to play Butte Falls at Ashland, in a league game, will play at Butte Falls since the Ashland field is not in condition. Cen tral Point plays at Klamath Falls Navy. SWIM CLASSES TO 'S POOL Merrick Pool will start Monday morning at 9:00, June 18. Thft first Place frnrn a in a. in will be a Girl Scout class limited tO Cirls rpPfctnrpH fnr Tlav Pomn regardless of age. The arrange ment nas Deen made in coopera tion with the Girl Scout commit tee In order that Rirl Semite mo learn to swim and also attend .all sessions of Day Camp. According tn nrpsnnf rttane classes from 9 to 12 o'clock wili be lor girls. One to 4 will be for boys and combat swimming will be held each evening from 7:30 to 9:30. Time of life saving rlflfen nnH ' n cfa cr-i,nafn. -4n.L o b.wHH. """J C1H5KPS Will ho annrtimp'nrl navl Sunday and also the schedule win dc posted at junior rled Next Sunday is FATHER'S DAY Dad's time and efforts are almost always de voted to someone else to other members of his family to YOU. On "His" Day why not let Dad know how much you love him? Choose Dad's Gift from These Nationally Famous -Lines Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Curie Clothes Stetson and Lee Hats Van Heusen Dress Shirts Hickok Belts, Suspenders, Garter and Arm Bands , Botany and Fashion Craft Neckwear Gatncr and Brentwood Sweaters and Sportswear Munsingwear and Allen A Underwear Sport Shirts -Duke of Hollywood, Spunray, Van Heusen, Pain"1- Phoenix and Allen A Hosiery Black Bear and Headlight Work and Out-Door Clothing Days, Uptown, Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Scholl-will Trousers and Slacks Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Up-Town Sports Coats GLENN MEN'S Cross headquarters on Saturday. Expert Supervision Parents can be assured of ex pert supervision. A limited num ber will be in the pool at all times. Classes last a half hour and no loitering will be allowed, it was stated. Any boy or girl who registered before Monday, May 28 and now finds It impossible to attend the 10 swimming lessons should not ify Red Cross, 4405, at once since there is a waiting list of late registrations. As evidence of intention to attend 10 lessons the $1 pool charge must be paid the first day. All adults volunteering to help with registration, checking, su pervision and water safety are asked to meet with Mrs. John Day Thursday, June 14, at 10 a. m., in the court house audi torium. LISKA EASY FOR Los Angeles, June 9 (U.R) Red Adams scattered nine hits today as the Los Angeles Angels hopped on their old nemesis, Ad Llska for 13, and handed the league-leading Portland Beavers a 5 to 1 lacing Both Adams and Liska were hit freely In the first five innings, but neither permitted a score. The Beavers broke the Ice in the sixth on a single by Larry Barton and a double by Manager Marv Owen. The Angels came back in the same inning to push over four runs and sew up the game. Lou Novikoff opened the inning with a double. Greene, Elko and Pinchhitter Otero followed with singles. Rhabe then delivered a base-cleaning double. Russell's single and Mel Hicks' double added the fifth run in the next inning. Portland 1 9 1 Los Angeles . 5 13 1 San Francisco, June 9 (U.R) Pitcher Bob Joyce won his 12th victory of the season here this afternoon as he pitched the San Francisco Seals to an 8-3 triumph over the Seattle Ralniers before a crowd of 7,500 at Seals stadium. Seattle 3 11 4 San Francisco 8 11 0 Falica, Elliott (7) and Sueme; Joyce and Sprinz. ARMY O.K.'s HIS LEGS Berwick, Pa. (U.R) An area draft registrant's idea that his legs were "too short" failed to keep him out of the army. The examiners passed him, explain ing that his legs were all right since they "reached the floor." H. UTZ WEAR Y TEAM COPS T Milwaukee, Wis., June 9 (U.R) The U. S. Naval Academy com pleted an all-victorious collegiate track season tonight by winning the 24th annual national inter collegiate and field champion ship at Marquette University stadium with 62 points as Il linois, defending champion, fin ished second with 57 points. It marked the first time in NCAA history that Navy, or any eastern team, has won the cinder classic. THE GRANGE Phoenix Grange At the last meeting of Phoenix Grange a memorial service un der direction of Chaplain Vaughn Quackenbush was held. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Lengle were obligated in third and fourth de grees. Next regular meeting Tuesday, June 12, will be preceded by a covered dish dinner at 7 p. m., observing . Father's Day and birthdays occurring in this quar ter. H.E.C. committee will fur nish the main dish and each woman is asked to bring two dishes. A vegetable dish and dessert or salad and dessert. Closing Ume for sunaay Too Late to Classify 9:30 Saturday afternoon Please remember LEGAL NOTICES Notice of Annual School Meeting and Bond Election District No. 69, Oak Grove School House. Bond election, Monday, June 18, 194S to begin at 2:00 o'clock p.m., and close at 8:00 o'clock p.m., to create a sinking fund of $2,000.00 annually for a period of ten years, for construction andor rebuilding elementary school buildings. Bond Voting qualifications Citizen of state, 21 years of age, reside in district thirty days im mediately preceding election and has property in district, as shown by last county assessment. Annual meeting to start at 8:00 o'clock p.m., Monday, June 18, 1945. To elect one school board member for three year term Vote on Annual Budget and transact any other business to come before the board. CARL W. NORRIS, District Clerk magic! d at P L niMU(T brill,, eat wall finish 1 . W (Oil CC-VH! 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