TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, June 19, 1 943
Brooklyn Dodgers Take
Lead In National Loop
New York, 'June 19 U.R) If
any individual is to be credited
with the rise of the Brooklyn
Dodgers to the giddy heights of
first place in the National league,
long Howie Schultz. the guy who
was too tell to get into the army,
i the man.
Hinhnncknln Howie, who
placed a college education ahead
of a career with the Dodgers,
was late in reporting because he
X nj 4 m, his Hm'rrp from
Wdmuu iu hv o
Unmline university at St. Paul
where he created quite a stir as
an amateur basketball player
last winter.
TJouor a heavv hitter, he is
rioted for coming through in the
pinch and he played the role to
perfection last night as the
Dodgers subdued the Giants, 2
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In the only other major league
game yesterday, the White Sox
beat the league leading Tigers
at Chicago in the American
league for the third straight
time, 1 to 0, Indicating that
Hank Grcenberg can't get back
into action too soon to stimulate
the anemic Detroit hitting. The
Tigers made only four blows off
Bill Dietrich who hooked up
against Paul (Dizzy) Trout in a
scoreless duel until the ninth.
Then the White Sox laid down
a bung-barrage which produced
the victory.
No other major league games
were scheduled.
Angstead Signs As
Coach at Klamath
Klamath Falls, June 19 Paul
Angstead, assistant principal at
Klamath Union high school, has
signed as head football coach for
the Pelicans, starting next Sep
tember. Angstead has an im
pressive record as Junior high
school coach and mentor of the
Klamath Wildcats. In football
last year his Wildcats won six
and lost one and his Wildcat
basketball team won 16 and
dropped one.
He succeeds Marble Cook, who
resigned this spring after guid
ing the destinies of Klamath
Falls football and basketball for
one season.
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The Portland Beavers play
host to the hard-hitting but
erratic Sacramento Solons this
week, with the odds good they
will increase their present ii
game lead in the Pacific Coast
league to a mid-season advant
age that will be hard to over
come.
The Beavers, billed at the;
start of the season as potential
sluggers, have turned up a
mound corps with a distinct pro
fessional flavor. Unless the!
Solons can get the range on!
such veteran hurlers as Adi
Liska, Roy Helser, Jack Tisingj
and Jake Mooty, Manager Earl
Sheeley may have to decide on
a permanent berth in the second
division.
San Francisco and Hollywood
play a split series this week that
may shape up a bit better than
the usual first division team ver
sus cellar dweller contests.
After a disastrous start the
Twinks, now under Manager
Buck Fawsett, have been playing
better than .500 baseball for the
past several weeks.
In other games this week the
Oakland Acorns invade Los An
geles their first road trip un
der new Manager Billy Raimon
di and Pepper Martin's San
Diego Padres Journey to the lair
of the second-place Rainiers, who
seem to have little chance of
getting higher than that In the
league standings for quite a
while.
Portland Golf ers
Top Entrants For
P.G.A. Tournament
Portland. Ore.. June 18 IW
Stroking through J8 holes of
golf at the Portland golf club
Monday with a four-under-par
140. Joe Mewl. Portland golfer,
had the distinction today of top
ping ail mvrthwtwt qualifiers for
the National PG A. Meet and
capturing the Northwest Profes
sional Uoif Association's 14S
crown.
Thrre other golfer qualified
for the National match at Toledo.
O, starting July Neil Chris
tian, former Portlsrtder now in
Spokane, had a 144 for second
place, and Larry Lamberger.
Portland giif club pro, carded a
146 for third. Chuck Congdon.
Tacoma. automatically qualified
on the strength of his reaching
the semi-finals of the National
meet last year.
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IN LEAGUE CLASH
GAMES TONIGHT
' Jennings vs. Plena
Silver Dollar vs. Junior Chamber.
GRID STARS HONORED
Los Angeles. June 18 (U.R)
Ensign Jim Hardy, star player
of two University of Southern
California Rose -Bowl football
teams, today was awarded the
Trojeeneer medal as the athlete
who last year did the most to
Dium up the university's repuL:
tion.
Ensign George Callahan, foot.
ball halfback, was announced m
winner of the Jake Gimbel
award for the most cooperative
ainieie.
GJ.'s Eskimo Wife
Awed by First Look
At Civilized City
Seattle, June 1 9 (U.R) Civ
ilization, as it Is known In the
United States, hit the young
Eskimo wife of an American
soldier with thrilling Jolt to
day.
She's little-girlish Mrs. Laura
McQuade, 27, who used a tele
phone and had her first automo
bile ride after reaching Seattle
on the first lap of a 3,000-mile
Journey from King Cove, Alaska
to tzas Williams) Williamsport,
ra.
There she'll find, waiting ner
vously, her discharged GI hus
band, T-4 John McQuade, whom
she married when he was sta
tioned near King Cove.
GOLF RARITY
Portland, Ore.. June 19 (U.R)
Golfing has it moments even
for amateurs. Mrs. Kay Stlckley
and Grant Robciifon. both of
Portland, disclosed a rarity in
golf play today both canning a
hole in one, and both on the
fourth green during a game on
the Portland golf course last
Sunday,
Closing time for Sunday Too Lata
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Patton Profanity
Shocks Ministe,
Los Angeles, June 19 (U.R)
Conceding that Gen. George S.
Patton's military prowess might
have been heroic, the Rev. Don
Householder told his congrega
tion yesterday that Patton's lan
guage was a "shocking exhibi
tion to a degree most of us never
thought possible before
auaience.
Patton, commander of the
Third army, liberally spaced
with profanity his homecoming
speecn at me jjjs Angeles Coli
seum June 9. The speech ex
temporaneous was broadcast.
Daily Weather Report
FORECASTS I
Medrord and vicinity: ConUnued
fair and warm tonight and Wednesday.
Oregon: Scattered clouds tonlsht
and Wednesday except becoming
cloudy northwest portion Wednesday.
Cooler in northwest portion Wednea-
' LOCAL DATA
Temperature a year ago today
Highest 8-1; Lowest 4. '
Total monthly precipitation: Al
Inches.
Excess for the mnnth. A
i pI:,'Jp,""Llon "n" September
1, 1844: 10 28 inches.
txcesa lor the season: S 22 lnchei,
Relative humidity at 4:30 p. m.. y
terday: 16; 4:30 today 70.
Tomorrow
Sunrise 9:33 a. m. Sunset 8:48 p. I
, High Low Pn
" Btf
Boston 88
Chicago t 73
Dener , 74
Eureka ,, 70
Havre 78
Los Angelea an
Medford . ..,10ft
New York no
Omiha 77
Phoenix ...W.WM108
32
92
38
70
30
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Reno .
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San Francisco
sentt e .
Snokane
Wn-hington, D. C.
Yakima
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48
38
78
33
38
33
88
30
Closing time for Classified Ada 8 30
m Too Lata to Classify 12:13 p. m
Winners of two of the city lea
gue sottball games last week
will clhsh in the 7:45 opener of
the double header at the high
school field tonight. Jennings
Tire Shop, winners over Silver
Dollar Grill last week, will face
Al Fiche's team, holders of a win
over Junior Chamber, in the
first game, scheduled to get un
derway at 7:45
Ray Singler, who hurled a one
hit game against Silver Dollar,
will probably be on the mound
for Jennings.
Silver Dollar and Junior
Chamber will clash at about 8:45,
immediately following the first
game.
Friday's lineup piis Camp
White against Littrell Parts and
Ordnance Shop against State
Guard.
TENNIS
Chicago, June 19 (U.R)
Francisco (Pancho) Segura, the
University of Miami's famed
Ecuadorian net star, has entered
the National Collegiate Tennis
tournament which opens Mon
day at Northwestern University,
Coach Paul Bennett oi iortn-
western announced today.
Segura has won the singles
title the nast two years.
Sixtv rjlavers from io scnoois
will compete in the meet, wnicn
will run all next weeK wim h-
nals in both the singles and aou
hie. cheHnled for Saturday.
Stan Clark of California iecn
snrt Nick Buzolich of ueorge
Pepperdine College top the Pa
cific Coast list uoin were qum-ter-finalists
last year. Other
ureciern schools Include Utah,
College of the Pacific and south
ern California.
PLAYER REJECTED
Chicano. June 19 (U.R)
First Baseman Heintz Becker of
the Chicago Cubs today prepared
tn return to h s club from Lianas,
Tex., where he was rejected for
military service. Becker , came
up from the Milwaukee Brewers
last year.
POLYNESIAN NAMED
Wilmington. Del., June 19
(U.R) Polynesian, the Mrs. P. A
B. Widener colt Which won the
Preakness as an outsider, was
one of 29 thoroughbreds named
todav for the $15,000 mile and a
quarter Sussex Handicap at Del
aware Park on Saturday.
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Portland, June 19 Rolland
Chester Merrificld, Mcdford, and
Warren B. Thompson, Ashland,
will bo among 75 capped and
gowned graduates to receive
Doctor of Medicine degrees in
commencement exercises of the
University of Oregon Medical
School June 22.
The graduating class Is the
first to complete a normal four
year course In three years o!
constant study under the accel.
crated wartime program of four
nine-months terms without the
customary intervening three
month vacation period.
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