TWO MEDFORD MAIL THIBUKh
Monday, June 19. 194S
Red Davis Hurls Nice Game
To Thump Butte Falls, 9-3
Red Davlg, 17-year-old high
school pitcher, stopped Butte
Tails 9 to 3 at Butte Falls yester
day to give the Medford Crater
their first win in their initial
appearance in the Southern Ore
gon Baseball league.
Central Point stepped Into the
win column with a 14 to 11 con
quest over Ashland in 13 In
nings, No report had been re
ceived early today on outcome
of the Navy-Marine league clash
at Klamath Falls yesterday.
Davis never once was in trou
ble with the Butte Falls batters.
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In the seventh Inning Thomas,
Butte Falls catcher, connected
with a sizzling triple which went
over Floyd Lawson's head in left
field to score two runners,
Thomas later scoring.
Three Doubles
Medford scored one each In
the second and third, four in the
fourth, one in the sixth and two
In the seventh with Davis giving
up three hits. The Craters col'
lected nine blows off two Logger
chuckcrs. Herb Burnham, Dick
Babb and Al Klrcher hit doubles
with Babb's blow driving in two
runs. Burnham hit two for two
and scored two runs.
Steve Crlppen relieved Davis
In the ninth inning although the
stubby redhead still was master
of the game. His fast ball and
nice breaking curve and excel
lent control was holding the
Loggers down effectively but he
began to tire slightly so Crippen
was substituted.
Davis Fans Four
Medford came up with two
double plays with Davis striking
out four and walking one. Butte
Falls pitchers fanned nine and
Walked a like number.
Central Point grabbed a four
run lead in the first inning and
led 9 to 4 at end of the eighth
frame but end of the ninth saw
the score tied 10-10. Each team
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collected a run In the twelfth
inning with the Studders Mov
ing across the winning score in
the thirteenth on two hits and a
walk.
Dewey Hill, veteran Studder
catcher, got a home run In the
first Inning with the bases load
ed.
Scores:
Medford . 9 9 S
Butte Falls 3 4 4
Davis, Cribpen and Citzcn; E
Abbott, Baker and Thomas, Sail-bert.
Central Point 12 14
Ashland 11 11
Worley, Rees, Colley and Hill;
Sage; J. Mitchell, Gosnell, Jones
and Larson.
E CITY GOLF
MEET SEPT. 27-28
Portland, Ore., June 18 (U.PJ
Date for five open golf tourna
ments in the Pacific Northwest
this fall were announced tonight
with assurance that the nation s
topnotch shotmakers would open
the winter circuit out here.
Robert R. Hudson of Portland,
sponsor of the first annual Port
land Open last year and "father
of the Northwest series, said as
surance had been received from
the Professional Golfers Associa
tion that Byron Nelson, Sammy
Snead and all the golfing greats
would be on hand.
Portland is next with a $13,-
500 war bond tourney at the
Portland Golf Club on Sept. 27,
28. 29 and 30.
TO FACE LEONE
"Gorgeous" George Wagner,
the hated Eugene turkey grower,
has been signed a face equally
hated Antone Leone in the top
main event of Thursday night's
wrestling card at Medford ar
mory.
Walter "Sneeze " Achieu will
collide with Otis Clingman in
the four-round seml-wlndup and
Jack Lipscomb, the Hoosier Hot
Shot, will lace Kenny Ackles in
the opener, set for three rounds.
Lipscomb has recently return
ed to the northwest after suc
cessful invasion of eastern cities
Scores Yesterday
National
St. Louis 7, 6; Pittsburgh 0, 2.
Brooklyn 9; Boston 6.
Philadelphia 11, 8; New York
9,2.
Chicago 3; Cincinnati 1.
American
Chicago 8, 7; Detroit 1, 8.
Philadelphia 1, 4; New York 7,
Boston 2, 7; Washington 1, 1.
Cleveland at St. Louis, post
poned, rain.
Pacific Coast
Portland 6, 2; Seattle I, 0.
San Francisco 7, O; Oakland 6,
San Diego 9, 8; Sacramento 7,
Los Angelca 2, 8; Hollywood 3,
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SHERIFF POSSE
RODEO WILL BE
HELD TWO DAYS
Medford will become the
"cow-canital of Southern Ore
gon" on Saturday night, June
30, and Sunday afternoon, July
1. when the Jackson County
Mounted Sheriff's Posse stages
their fourth annual rodeo and
horse show.
More than 600 of the finest
saddle horses from all over
southern Oregon and northern
California are expected to take
part in the big downtown par
ade Saturday night, according
to Flash Fidler, general chair
man and producer of this year's
show.
Some of the best buckeroos
throughout the west have placed
entries in different events and
await the call to match their
skill and daring against outlaw
broncs and wild steers In this
annual show.
More than 8,000 visitors are
expected to witness the western
spectacle, which will feature all
the colorful sports of the pioneer
days. i
The rodeo and horse show will
get under way after the down
town parade on Saturday nisht
Twenty big events are pro
grammed and the show will run
a full three hours.
Kent M. Weaver of the Palo
mino Horse Breeders' assocla
tion has been named official
judge of all horse events. Mr
Weaver is known throughout
we entire country as one of the
fairest and best qualified judges
of horseflesh and the committee
In charge is happy that he has
accepted the invitation to Dartt
clpate in this show.
Seats for both performances
win go on sale June 22 at popu
lar pre-war prices.
The Sheriff's Posse drill team
and the drill team of the Ladies'
Mounted Troop are drilling three
times weekly to be ready with
their beautiful precision mount
ed drills for the entertainment
of the crowds both days.
Game Commission
In Plea Against
Picking Up Deer
The Oregon State Game com
mission makes it annual request
that sympathetic individuals re
frain from picking up fawn deer
that appear to be deserted. In
most instances this is' not true.
and if the fawn Is left alone, Its
mother will eventually return to
claim it. Deliberate picking up
of fawns in order to obtain a
pet is against the law, and a per
mit is not Issued to keep it un
less It can be proved that the
fawn actually was deserted and
would have died.
While young deer may be at
tractive pets, as they grow older
they can become burdensome to
care for and often dangerous to
human life if adequate facilities
are not provided. In the end,
the deer may have to be killed
as most of them cannot be satis
factorily released after beine
raised In captivity.
Pairings Made For
Western Open Play
Indianapolis, June 18 (U.R)
Defending Champion Babe Did
rikson Zaharias of Los Angeles
and Louise Suggs of Atlanta, Ga.,
drew top billing today in the 18-
hole qualifying round of the
women's western open golf tournament.
The Zaharlas-Suggs twosome
was among the 68 pairings to
compete for 32 places In the six
day matched play championship.
which started over the rain-soaked
Highland Country club
course. A 6,240-yard, well
trapped layout faced the 136
golfers.
FIELD FORME
Philadelphia, June 18 (U.PJ
Byron Nelson, whose specialty is
winning under pressure, made it
plain today that no golfer in the
world can top him when he has
his heart set on a championship.
He began the final round of
the 72 hole Philadelphia In
quirer golf tournament yester
day one stroke behind the pace
setters, Harold (Jug) McSpaden
and Johnny Bulla. Because Nel
son's putting had been off-form,
the experts said he never would
close the gap.
When Nelson finished his final
round, he had shattered the 10
year course record with a seven
under par 63, and he was 11
under par for the 72 holes with a
269.
To win, he had to beat his best
friend and host for the tourna
ment, McSpaden, who entertain
ed Nelson at his home here, then
had to take a trouncing from him
on the links.
TRIBUNE CARRIERS BEAT
0REG0NIAN BOYS, 20-18
Medford Mail Tribune carriers
evened their series with Ore
gonian carriers at the high
school field Saturday with a 20
to 18 baseball victory. The Ore
gonian boys won the previous
contest 18 to 17. Third of the
series will be played next Saturday.
Score:
Tribune ... 20 25 14
Oregonian 18 23 10
Morgan and Dye; Gill and
Haines.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oreeon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Almida Spjuth, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been
appointed Administrator of the
above estate, by the County
Court of the County of Jackson,
State of Oregon, and having
qualified, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them at the office of the under
signed, at 126 East Main Street,
Medford, Oregon, properly veri
fied and with proper voucher,
within six months from the date
of the first publication of this
notice, which is the 4th day of
June, 1945.
O. H. BENGTSON,
Administrator
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
h of Oregon for Jackson Count.
in the Matter of the Estate of
JOSEPH MAR NACH, De
ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
duly appointed by the County
Court of Jackson County, Ore
gon, as the bxecutrix with the
Will annexed of the estate of the
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