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TWO MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. Jun 25, 1945 Craters Beat Studs With Big Rally; Ashland Loses Ths Mcdford Craters rubbed their rabbit's foot, went to bat In the last half of the ninth in ning with a two-run deficit star ring them in the face, and pound ed out three hits to get three runs and score a S to 4 victory over Central Point in a Southern Oregon league game at the Fairgrounds park Sunday after noon. The game was played un der protest after first half of the seventh. Ashland bowed before the Klamath Falls Naval Base 18 to 5 in another league game, after leading 3-0 in the fourth Inning. No reports had been received up to noon today on outcome of the Butte Falls-Marines game at Butte Falls yesterday. tjPtpiiCoUi Company, Lmi Hand Cit v. N. V Franchised Bottler: Popil-Cola Bottling Co. of Medford RESERVED SEATS and BOX SEATS POSSE RODEO WAIIISCOTT'S DRUG MAIN ST. 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Studs Take Lead Central Point went ahead in the eighth when Anhorn was again hit by a pitched ball and Colley and . Coleman singled. Coleman's hit was a pop fly along the third base line and George Gitzen, Crater catcher, and Lange, third base, collided and HORSE SHOW FAIRGROUNDS June 30th & July 1st NOW NO SALE AT UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND his prevented some loyal friends from enioyine Southern Com bur, mw, due to some you'll be able to secure discovered this iinioue Inn old secret formula of combining with t subtl i: - v- the authority ipiOT e, entrancing. fSvMC1 I rev- J'-.ii going after the ball, letting two runs across the plate. Central Point scored again in their half qf the ninth on an error, a walk and a single. Burnham Singles Mcdford came up in the ninth determined to score. Lange grounded out to shortstop and then Burnham started the fire works, lie singled into short left- field but Babb struck out. Gitzen beat out a pass ball on a third strike, advancing Burnham ' to second. Kircher got a sharp single, scoring Burnham. Paul Freer, batting for Sullivan, was safe on an error, Barr walked and Kircher and Gitzen came in on Freddie Stammen's single, his only hit of the day. That was enough to break the Studs' lead and the game ended with two away. Barr Gels Win Medford used four pitchers, starting with Davis who was bothered by a sore finger and relieved by Crippen in the fifth Inning. "Crip" worked three frames and was bothered by a sore arm. Dick Kldwell took his place but was pounded for three hits and was taken out after two were out in the eighth. George Barr finished the game and was credited with the win. Central Point Manager Bill Askwith filed a protest after two were out in the seventh inning, He is reported to have disputed an umpire s decision and was ejected from the game. A three man commission will hear the protest later In the week. Score: 1 Medford 5 8 5 Central Point 4 7 4 Davis, Crippen, Kidwell, Barr and Gitzen; Shrier and Hill. Navy .. 18 18 3 Ashland 5 10 10 Myers, Garrett and Rittenhoer; Jones, Gornell, Mitchell and Larson. Big League Games Draw Record Crowd New York, June 25 (U.R) Good weather and hot pennant races combined to draw 205,105 spectators to major league base ball games yesterday a new 1945 record for Sunday double- neaders. The National league slaved before 102,080, and the Amer ican league was close behind with 102,146. Largest crowd was the 44,508 in Wrlgloy Field, Chicago, for the Cubs-St. Louis Card games. The best previous Sunday attendance was on May 20, when 187,390 fans paid their way into the parks. MARINES WIN Daly City, Cal June 25 U.R) The San Francisco Marines scored their 13th consecutive baseball win here yesterday as they downed the U. S. Maritime Service, 8-2. Sgt. Mike Duplin ski tossed a four-hitter for the winners. 100 PROOF LIQUEUR fl I fc.., . LEAGUE LEAD TO BEATING PADRES By United Press The "Pressure Kids" from Portland, best in the west when the chips are down, were back with a four and one-half game lead in the Pacific Coast league race today as the result of an action-filled week-end in which they took three straight from the weak-hitting San Diego Padres. While the runner-up Seattle Rainiers were dropping two out of three to Earl Sheely's Sacra mento Solons, the Beavers knocked over the Pepper Martin crew 4-3 on Saturday and twice Sunday, 5-1 and 4-2. Meanwhile, San Francisco was consolidating its third-place posi tion by taking two out of three from Hollywood, 4-1 on Saturday and splitting Sunday, winning the first, 7-0 and dropping the second 3-4. Los Angeles took the odd game of the week-end from Oak land, copping Saturday, 1-0, dropping the first game Sunday, 3-11, and winning the finale by another 1-0 count. Seattle won from Sacramento Saturday, 2-1, but dropped a twin bill Sunday by scores of 5-4 (in 10 innings) and 2-0. It was the second consecutive week-end in which the pitchers were able to whittle down the hitters' batting averages. Detroit, June 25 (U.R) Sam Byrd, who couldn't beat Byron Nelson on the winter golf circuit, agreed today that there's no place like home the Plum Hol low course where he whipped Nelson by nine strokes to win the Big Fore medal match title. Byrd's 72-hole total was 269 10 strokes under par. He set a new course record of 64 on Sat urday and tied it in yesterday's morning round. Nelson's first round Sunday was the one that hurt, an over-par 75 that put him 12 strokes behind the former New York Yankee outfielder who has made good as a golf professional. The Toledo, O., shotmaker picked up three strokes on Byrd in the afternoon round. 14 Horses Remain For Handicap Race Arcadia, Calif., June 25 (U.R) Only 14 horses out of an original 62 possible starters remained to day as candidates for Saturday's $100,000 Santa Anita handicap, the turf's richest race. J. K. Houssel's Bymeabond, ridden by Jockey Georgia Woolf to a surprise victory in Satur day's $30,000 Santa Anita derby, will be shipped cast and will not compete. Louis B. Mayer's Filly Busher, second place winner in the derby, will probably pass up the big handicap. NEW TRACK RECORD Cleveland, June 25 (U.R) Stella Walsh, former Olympic track star rounding out 20 years of competition, held a new world record for women in the 100 meter dash today with a time of 11.2 seconds. SEGURA CHANCES IMPAIRED New York, June 23 (U.R) Francisco (P a n c h o), Srgura's chances of successfully defending his National Collegiate Athletic association tennis title depended today on how quickly he recov ers from a large blood blister on his right hand. Table Linens Spic and Span Set the table with snowy frtih lin.ns without th drudgery of waahing th.m. We will launder them at thrifty prices and p.U.t. you of that worry . . you'll like the American Laun dry's economical, thorough work. BUY WAR BONDS WDW1TH STAMD BSCORES YESTERDAY American New York 13, 6; Philadelphia 3, 3 Detroit 5,4; St. Louis 1, 3 Boston 6, 2; Washington 5,5 Cleveland 7, 4; Chicago 3, 7 National Brooklyn 9, 1; Boston 6, 3 New York 7, 5; Philadelphia 8, 1 Cincinnati 4, 5; Pittsburgh 3, 7 St. Louis 8, 3; Chicago 2,6 American V W. L. Pet. Detroit 35 22 .614 New York 33 23 .589 Boston 30 27 .526 Chicago ..............31 28 .525 Washington 27 28 .491 St. Louis 25 29 .463 Cleveland 23 31 .426 Philadelphia 20 36 .357 National Brooklyn 37 22 .627 St. Louis ..... ....33 25 .589 Pittsburgh 32 26 .551 New, York ...33 28 .541 Chicago 29 25 .537 Boston' ............ 28 28 .500 Cincinnati 24 30 .444 Philadelphia ......16 48 .250 Pacific Coast Portland 51 33 .614 Seattle 46 37 .554 San Francisco 43 42 .506 Sacramento 42 43 .494 ZCallutorDtalll Zk TIMI TO RK-TIRI 1,1 v. I ri. oi. SAM JENNINGS TIRE CO. 229 North Riverside Phone 3277 Oakland 42 43 .494 Los Angeles 41 43 .488 San Diego 41 46 .471 Hollywood ...33 52 .388 A double main event will headline Thursday night's wrest ling card. Promoter Mack Lll lard announced today. Jack Lips comb will clash with George Wagner in one half of the dual bill and Antone Leone will face Paavo Katonen in the other half. A coin will be tossed to deter mine which of the six round routs will go on last. Kenny Ackles will face Milt Olson in the opening match. Lillard was unable to get Wagner and Leone together for a return bout, he said today, BECK NOW PIRATE Cincinnati, June 25 (U.R) Pitcher Walter (Boom-Boom) Beck, unconditionally released by the Cincinnati Reus last week, joined the Pittsburgh Pirates to day as replacement for Ray Starr, sold to the Chicago Cubs. FLAGER INJURED Philadelphia, June 25 (U.R) Shortstop Wally Flager of the Philadelphia Phillies awaited the outcome of X-rays today to de termine whether his leg was broken when he stumbled round ing third base in the first game tora new 'Tup, you'll be barking up the right tree if you'll tell your Master all about the new Fisk Air Flight DeLuxe. It hag a petllgree for top quality that goes back more than forty years! 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