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Craters Set For Crucial League Game Under Arcs Medford Craters face one of the toughest games of the South ern Oregon league tomorrow night at 0 o'clock at the Fair grounds park when they clash with Klamath Falls Marine Bar racks nine. Marines dropped an 8-7 count Enriched White Bread Popular Because It fs Good Oven Fresh Daily TREAT THE FAMILY TO A HOT LOAF any day between 3:00 and 5:30 P. M. except Sat. RETAIL Dial 2241 or 2242 to Klamath Navy while the Navy stopped Medford 7 to 3 last Sun day. The game, first under the lights of the local season, will be a make-up of a contest post poned June 10 and will mark the first appearance of the leather necks in the valley. Manager Paul Freer has sin- STORE 29 No. Holly Condensed Report of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK of PORTLAND, OREGON SUBMITTED TO THE , COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY AS OF JUNE 30, 1945 RESOURCES Cash on Hand and Due from Banks .$106,790,157.56 United States Government Bonds 364,980,474.87 Municipal and Other Bonds 5,955,170.34 Loans and Discounts 46,895,357.70 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 420,000.00 Bank Premises (including Branches) 3,181,669.26 Other Real Estate 1-00 Customers' Liability on Acceptances. ............. 7,111.12 Interest Earned 1,107,235.66 Other Resources 727,745.42 ' $530,064,922.93 LIABILITIES Capital $6,000,000.00 Surplus 8,000,000.00 Undivided Profits 3,258.751.27 Reserves 1,354,089.10 $ 18,612,840.37 Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc 1.718.589.92 Acceptances 7.111.12 Dividends Declared 135,000.00 Deposits .. 509,589.564.41 Other Liabilities 1.817.11 $530,064,922.93 MEDFORD BRANCH OFFICE MEDFORD, OREGON Head Office, Portland, Oregon DIRECT BRANCH OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Mtmitr Ftdrrtl Dtptttt lmeraM OfpwwMM gled out George Barr, with one win and no defeats to his credit, to start on the mound for the Craters. Barr has been bothered with a sore arm since start of the season but now has the flip per in good shape and will be out after his second straight vic tory. Freer said Sieve Crippen, vet eran first sacker and pitcher, will also be in the lineup. A big shakeup in the Crater batting order and lineup is being made to enable the Craters to bunch hitting power which was woe fully weak against the Navy. George Gitzen, who has been catching all season,, may be shifted to the outfield with Freer working behind the plate. Crip pen will probably start on first base, Freddie Stammen on sec ond, Harold Lange at third base, Al Klfcher at shortstop and Herb ; Burnham and dick tjabb wun , Gitzen In the outfield. Burnham , leads his team's batting average ; with .500. Sunday the Marines will play Central Point Studs at Central Point, Navy plays at Butte Falls and Medford travels to Ashland. All Sunday games start at 2:30 p. m. ' Freer said Doug "Red" Davis, unbeaten this season, will prob ably get called to the mound against Ashland with Dick Kid well on hand to back him up. II River Forest, 111., July 6. (U.R) Top-seeded contestants ad vanced to the semifinals in the i national clay court tennis tour nament today in a round marked by the absence of Jack McManis, San Diego. McManis, fourth seeded star of the tourney who ranks ninth nationally, was eliminated in a slight upset game yesterday By Lt. Hal Surface, Jr., of Berry Field, Nashville, Tenn. Surface, home from a tour, in India, launched a big drive to regain his pre-war tennis standing by defeating the west coast player in straight sets, 6-3, 6-0,' 8-6. First-seeded William Talbert, Wilmington, Del., who ranks No. 2 in the national ratings, will meet Surface in today's semi final round, provided he defeats Bernard Bartzen, Sari Angelo. Tex., in an early afternoon match. Defending Champion Francis co (Pancho) Segura's semifinal opponent will be Elwood Cooke of Los Angeles, a former clay court favorite who has been in the army. CHAMPIONSHIPS BILLED Menasha, Wis., July 6. (U.R) Net stars of five nations, many of them currently competing in the national clay courts tourna ment at River Forest, 111., will appear here July 9-15 in the western United States senior ten nis championships. FACES SOLDIERS IN CITY LEAGUE GAMES TONIGHT Silver Dollar vs. Littrell Parts. Camp Whit vs. Junior Chamber. The Junior Chamber of Com merce Softball team will try to continue their role of giant-killer at the high school field to night when they clash with Camp White, leaders In the city softball league, in the second game of the double header. JayCees knocked over Jen nings Tire Shop last time out and started . Jennings on the downward path, a skid which in cluded Tuesday night's 2 to 1 loss by Jennings to State Guard. Ed Niles, who looks as good as any pitcher in the league and was on the mound during the Jennings debacle, will get the starting call. If Junior Chamber can get past the soldiers they will be in a tie with Jertnings and Ordnance Shop for third place while the Army will slip into a deadlock with winner of the Silver Dollar-Littrell Parts game. Silver Dollar and Littrell, playing In the first half of to night's twin bill, are knotted for second place with two losses and a win. Ordnance Shop pushed Al Piche into a knot for last place, shared by the Guardsmen, when they hammered out a 5-0. tri umph Tuesday night. - Sport Chips Harry Chipman Mall Tributie Sports Editor Rogue river provided fisher men with best results over the July Fourth holiday, according to reports brought In to Al Piche and relayed on to this column. Trout in abundance are being taken on flies with streamers in most any pattern and size hook Spinner fishing is also good. In riffles and choppy water while bait is bringing results for those anglers who like the small light leader and single egg. Salmon fishing still remains BY potty In th Flogu with lorn anglers having success and oth ers not able to get a strike. Now that the salmon run Is over and the fish ar getting settled in their spawning beds, best results are obtained with 5 Bear Valley spinners In brass or nickel fin ish during sundown. Trout fishing in smaller streams has turned to the upper reaches where water Is cooler and food less. Small spinners are good as well as eggs in me dium color. Flies have been the number one lure in whatever pattern and size the fisherman can obtain. Due to shortage of experienced help and lack of material the fly situation is seri ous at present. Fly stocks in Medford are reported scarce. Hiatt Lake is providing excel lent fishing with plenty of catches being made from either boat or shore. Crappies are eas ily taken on hooks with red yarn or piece of white fish meat. Reports from Diamond Lake are both good and bad. Some ang lers reported fair catches while others caught nothing but a sun burn. Floating algae makes trol ling anything but pleasant. Bait fishing brings best results and bigger fish. August to end of the season is said to be the best time to fish Diamond Lake. BASEMEN SWITCHED Boston, July 6. (U.R) The Boston Braves switched first basemen with their Indianapolis American Association affiliate today, sending down Joe Mark for Vincent Shupe. Shupe, hit ting -.325 with the Indians, lost out in the competition for the first base job with Mack in spring training. However, Mack failed to hit and recently was benched". Catcher Phil Masi fill ing in at the sack. Mack was hit ting only .231. IN BIG CITY DEBUT New York. July 6. (U.R) Tommy Bell, highly-touted' negro welterweight from Youngstown. 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(Tex) Oliver has checked-in his lieutenant com mander's uniform and will re turn to Eugene in civvies next week to get ready for the Uni versity of Oregon's first football team since 1942. Oliver took a leave of absence in 1941 to enter the navy's physi cal fitness program and the Web foots fielded only one more team under Acting Coach John War ren. Now that northwest schools are getting back on the football bandwagon, Oliver has received an over-age discharge and will pick up his two-year Oregon con tract Duties Vary Oliver had varied duties with the navy, including the head coach assignment at St. Mary's Pre-Fllght school at Moraga Cal. during the 1942 season, then was assigned to the Atlantic fleet wing in charge of physical fit ness throughout the Atlantic area. He recently transferred to the Pacific fleet wing and coached the Navy All-Star team which TO MAKE rO MAKE YOU SUM TO MAKE a PETER PAN PRC-SHRUNK COTTON WASHABLE The whole mood of this dress is the new "un cluttered look". 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