SIX MEDFORD MAIL TBIBUNB
TxWtr. July IS, 194S
Byron Nelson Lauded As
Game's Greatest Golfer
Dayton, O., July 13 (U.R)
Byron Nelson' victory over
Mike Turnesa of White Plains,
N. Y., In the second round of the
27th National P.G.A. tournament
was hailed today as the most
rousing comeback in the history
of golf.
Before teeing off against Nel
son In the quarter-finals of the
PG.A. today, Denny Shute of
AkBjn, O., twice winner of this
tournament, himself said, "I
doubt If anybody can beat that
guy now."
"I think every golfer here will
agree with me that he Is the
greatest the game has ever
known. Who can doubt it after
his victory over Turnesa yesterday."
Nelson knocked Turnesa out
of th' second round one up on
the 36th hole for a triumph that
will stand as the most thrilling
finishes of them all one that
will be talked about for years
whenever pitch-and-putt folks
get together.
Turnesa, playing the top tour
nament golf of his long career,
was two-up on Nelson going into
the last four holes of the Moraine
Country Club course. Nelson had
been trailing for 19 holes and
time was running out.
Two Birdies
Then the Toledo, O,, star made
his bid. He fired two birdies in
a row and climaxed his drive
with an eagle-3 on the 33th hole
to go one-up on Turnesa. They
halved! the 98th ana ft wai 9v
as quick a that.
Mike was seven under par for
36 holes. Yet his dream of golf's
biggest upset was shattered by
a near-perfect "machine" who
shot a 68 and 66 to finish 10 un
der par.
Sammy Byrd became Nelson's
chief challenger for the title
when he nosed out Johnny Re
titlist. 3 and 1, catching up and
volta of Evanston, 1935 P.G.A.
nassiniz the kinky-haired Italian
on the last nine of their 36-hole
match.
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Shirley Fry Moves
Into Semi-Finals
Philadelphia, July 13 U.PJ
Shirley Fry, 18-year-old comer
from Akron, O., plays Connie
Clifton of Rolling College, Mi
ami, Fla., today In the semi
finals of the Middle States Wom
en's Tennis Tournament.
Miss Fry, top-seeded over a
number of older players in the
meet, won her quarter-finals
competition In a breeze yester
day, romping over Betty Ruth
Hulbert of St. Louis, 6-0, 6-1.
EIAN'JC
SOFTBALL TEAM
PLAYS TONIGHT
GAMES TONIGHT
Jennings vs. Camp White.
Junior Chamber vs. State
Guard.
UOWTH
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SCORES YESTERDAY
American
Philadelphia 4, 11; St. Louis
0, 0.
Boston 2; Detroit 1.
Washington 4; Chicago 2.
Cleveland 7 New York 4.
National
Chicago 6, 1; Boston 1, 3.
Brooklyn -11, 3; Cincinnati
5, 4.
Pittsburgh 4; Philadelphia 0.
New York fl; St. Louis 7.
Pacific Coast
San Francisco 5, 3; Portland
4, 10.
Oakland 8; Sacramento 7.
San Diego 10; Los Angeles 6.
Seattle 17, Hollywood 0.
STANDINGS
American
W. L. Pet.
Detroit 43 29 .597
Washington . 39 32 ,549
New York . 39 34 .534
Boston 37 35 .514
Chicago ..39 37 .513
St. Louis 34 37 .479
Cleveland 34 37 .479
Philadelphia 24 49 .329
National
W. L. Pet.
Chicago 43 29 .597
Brooklyn .... . 44 32 .579
St. Louis . 42 32 .568
New York ..,.42 36 .539
Pittsburgh ..: 38 36 .513
Boston ..............37 37 .500
Cincinnati 34 38 .486
Philadelphia 20 60 .250
Pacifio Coast
if W. L. , Pet.
Portland ........ ....63 42 .600
Seattle 59 42 .584
Sacramento .........53 50 .558
San Francisco .S4 52 .509
Oakland 49 54 .476
San Diego 49 56 .467
Los Angeles 44 58 .431
Hollywood 43 60 .417
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
softball team, spoilers of high
ranking teams In the City league,
will tackle the tail-end State
Guard outfit in the second half
of the bi-weekly double header
at the high school field tonight.
The Guardsmen scared Camp
White last week and many figure
the riflemen primed to whittle
the JayCees down.
The civic club started out
slowly by dropping their first
two games to only average com
petition but came back to thump
the leaders in thelf next two con
tests. Jennings Tire Shop, originally
picked as the team to beat but
now resting in a third place tie
with the JayCees, will go against
Camp While in the first half of
the dual bill.
If the Tiremen should happen
to come through with a victory
they will throw the league lead
ership Into a three-way tie but
if beaten will place a -triple knot
on fourth spot. They meet at
iiiTOLAY
Medford Craters, riding In
third place In the Southern Ore
gon league, will meet second
place Klamath Falls Marines at
Recreation Park, Klamath Falls,
Sunday afternoon. The' Marines
whipped Medford 12 to 2 here
last Saturday night and the Crat
ers are pointing toward sweet
revenge. .
Manager Paul Freer will prob
ably start George Barr or Dick
Kidwell on the mound with the
rest of the lineup intact, in the
same positions as in former
games.
Ashland, yet to win a eame
this season, will travel to Butte
Falls while Klamath Falls Navy
plays at Central Point. All are
league games.
Sport Chips
BY
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Harry Chipman
Mall Tribune Sports Editor
Rogue river holds the angler's
eye for the coming week-end, ac
cording to fishing information
gathered by Al Plche. Salmon
fishing is much improved in the
Rogue with best results being
obtained on spinners in size four
or five. Any 50-50 finish, which
gives more reflection, is most
popular.
Trout fishing continues to
be good in all parts of the
Rogua with spinners being the
best lure. Eggs are still get
ting fish while flies In any pat
tarn are getting fries up to
eight 1 n e h e s. Next month
'promises to be the best time
for steelhead fishing with
flies In the Rogue with single J
egg tithing to follow.
Bill Fradd, 1218 West Tenth.
hooked four out of six strikes
this week but landed none be
cause the fish were unusually
wild.
Hlstt Lake Is fait for limit
catcliet of crsppies and blue
gills while ban are taking
plugs and averaging two to tlx
poundt.
Fith Lake It expected to get
better as the weather cools.
Angling hat been spotty there
recently with bett retultt be
ing obtained by trolling. There
are four more weekt of open
teaton left at Fith Lake.
Tifill fluhlna has dronoerl off
at Diamond Lake but if one sits
patiently all day, bait fishing, he
mlsht catch some.
Ria Butte creek is DeM now
for trout up to. and above. Butte
Folia All smaller streams are
said to be good with best results
obtained far up stream where
water Is cooler and food more
scarce.
twnttRTBVS POWER NEEDS
Pniiwar Industrial use of eleo- i
trie power Is expected to be al-
most 80 per cent higher than in
prewar 1939. I
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TumBer King Takes
Railroad Joy rides
Says- Congressman
Washington. July 13 U.R)
Rep. Hugh Delacy, D., Wash,
charged today that railroad offi
cials and a prominent northwest
lumber family used private
trains and sleepers for cross
country "joy-rides."
Ha urged all such luxury
equipment be banned except for
use by members of the armed
forces.
Delacy said an official of the
Railway Brotherhoods told him
the Wyerhaeuser family arrived
at Everett, Wash., in a special
Great Northern car "approxi
mately four months ago.
"Mr. Weyerhaeuser or his
wife got cold." Delacy told the
House. "So an engine badly
needed to shift war supplies in
Seattle was sent the 20-odd
miles from Interbay In Seattle
to Everett to provide the Weyer-
haeusers with steam."
The same car. Delacy said, was
sent empty from St. Paul to Ta-
coma. Wash., oh June 29 to pick
up the Weyerhaeusers. It was
stocked with food and meat, he
said.
"I am told the riding Weyer
haeusers gave up no points for
this special Great Northern serv
ice," Delacy said.
He charged that six empty
Pullman sleepers traveled west
from St. Paul three months ago
as "bumpers" for a trainload of
Great Northern board directors.
'JayCees lo Play
At Klamath Falls
Medford Junior Chamber of
Commerce softball team will
travel to Klamath Falls Sunday
where they will engage the
Klamath Falls JayCees in a
game at Recreation Park, begin
ning at 8:30 p. m.
In a previous tussle, Klamath
Falls nosed out their traditional
rivals, 23 -to 22, in a free-hitting
game. ,
Fresh strawberries are rich in
vitamin C.
QUISLING INDICTMENT
COVERS LENGTHY LIST
Oslo. July 13 U.R A formal
indictment against Vidkun Quis
ling was made public today,
charging him with 718 homi
cides, treason, violation of 1he
Norwegian constitution and ille
gally amassing a fortune of mil
lions of crowns.
The indictment was .7,000-
words long and was drafted by
State's Attorney Annaeus
Schjodt. Trial of Quisling will
begin in late July or early
August.
Late summer and early fall
are the critical times in the
woods. Forest fuels are drying
out and people become more
careless. We must double our
vigilance to Keep Oregon Green.
ITJPE'S SISTER SEEKS
$25,000 ESTATE SHARE
Hollywood, July 13. (U.R)
A disinherited sister of Screen
Star Lupe Veler today filed a
creditor's claim fc $25,000 al
legedly due her to care for
Lupe's unborn child which had
caused the Mexican actress to
kill herself last Dec. 14.
Mrs. Josef ina Anderson, the
sister who last Saturday filed
court action contesting the will
disposing of Miss Velez' $250,000
estate, is seeking the $25,000
under an agreement allegedly
made in November, 1944.
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