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TWO MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE BOSTON RED SOX DEFEAT DETROIT, ,TIEDF0R THIRD Cubs Down Braves Again to Keep National Lead Other Scores. JJCW XOrK, duly It Vir.' Manager Joe Cronln of the Bos ton Red Sox ever reveals his se cret of how to beat league-leaders, Manager Bob Coleman of the Boston Braves will be his most eagor listener. The Hod Sox, who made the worst start of any Major league team with eight straight defeats, continued the slow but steady comeback that began with the . r in it' iM Stocks of BONDEX aro carried by Acme Hardware Co. Mnln Anil Qrana SU. Crater Lake Lumber Co. 613 E Jnckion 81 Ekerion Paint Store 38 8 Barllctt lit. SAVE Free mm Drive It th NO RATION CIRTIMCATI NIIDID 214 So. Riverside w " i . 1 1 Be Wise . . Keep your equipment in tip-top condition for busy seasons of the year ... it saves iostly repairs later on, and expensive delay whan the work MUST be done. . Your present tractor and farm equipment must last a long time yet. We've trained, erpcricnccd me chanics to check over your equipment periodi callyand have the parti nd facilities to make needed repairs right now. Sunday. July 15. 194S niiKltlnn nf Dave Ferris Aoril 20th by defeating the Detroit Tigers today, 7 to l. it was me third straight victory for Boston nunr ihn Amprican leaeue oace- settcrs and the fifth Sox triumph in their last seven games wan Detroit. Boston now is tied for third place with New York, VA games behind Detroit. Emmet O'Neill caused himself mnr trnnhle than did Detroit bats. He allowed but three hits while walking 10 men, but held Detroit scoreless until the ninth. Meanwhile, Boston clubbed Les Mtmiinr for eieht hits and five runs in seven innings and added two more runs off Reliefer Walt Wilson. Tn tim nnlv Nnllonal league game played, the loading Chica go Cubs tripped Coleman's Braves again, 6 to 5. It was the Mimnih viMnrv fnr thn Cubs in their last eight games with Bos ton. The Braves were riding the crest of three straight wins over the St. Louis Cards when Chica go came to Boston July 3rd and beat them four straight. Those defeats stopped pennant lain nivinna lh Rrnupfl. find the treS- ent three-out-of-four taken by Chicago has hurt Boston chances of getting out of the second di vision. Does 3 Mt-h Waterproofs 2. Beautifies 3. Preserves .When you repaint weaiherproof - with Bondex! A Bondex treatment makei your home look young again nd iddi yean of lift. Eaiy to apply with bruih or spray. Low coitl FOR STUCCO, BRICK, MASONRY-1 t COLORS AND WHITE Pittsburgh Paint Store 132 W Main St. Stamper & Goff Broi. 225 VI Main St. Ashland Lumber Co. 364 Oak St., Aihland w 3 YOUR TIRES WITH Factory-Method RECAPPING 6.70 4.00.14 uupectloni Prompt Mrvlcal In today your tins may be danger polntl Medford Phone 4757 - a. ti w . 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A four-run burst in the fourth in ning off West proved enough to win and give Kncrr his second victory agalnts seven defeats. Rain washed out the Chicago- at-Washington American league game and the Brooklyn-Cincinnati and Philadelphia-Pittsburgh National league contests. New York and St. Louis played their gamo as part of a doublcheadcr last night. OVER SACS 7 10 6 Daklanri fnl if . Jlllv 14 (U.P.) The Oakland Acorns put to gether three hits and a good slide by Vic Picetti for two runs in thoi'r half nf th ninth inning to defeat the Sacramento Solons, 7-B, here this afternoon. rintfioirier FrnnkiB Hawkins opened the Acorn ninth with a double, his filth nit 01 me aiier noon. Plcettl drove him home with his third hit, a single to center. The 18-year-old Oak first sacker raced across with the H.innln( run nn Stewart's long blow. McElreath'a throw-in to Catcher Marcuccl was nign ana Picetti slid under the pacicsiop. Sacramento ........... 8 12 0 Oakland ,. J Wood and Marcuccl; Mann, Bablch (6)' Chellnl (9) and B. Raimondi. T. Anll Jnlv 13 (U.fi) In one of the wildest games ui ... t recent Pacific Coast league ms tory, the Los Angeles Angels outlasted the San uiego ruo after two hours and 50 minutes of struggle, to win, 16 to 15. The two teams combed the of ferings of nine pitchers for 43 hits, the Angeis collecting six two-baggers, but the Padres were confined to 20 singles. San Diego 15 20 2 Los Angeles ..............16 23 1 Wnmai-lt. Nelson. Knowles. Eaves and Ballingcr; Hicks, Lam mers, Merkle, Woodcnd, Cucllar and Krcitnor. IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE CANCELS TUESDAY MEET Because of the absence from Medford of several of Its offi cers the Izaak Walton league monthly meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening has been post poned. The monthly directors' meeting will be held and the members' meeting will be an nounced at a later date. GAINS IRISH TITLE Dublin, Ireland, July 14 (U.P.) Lt. E. G. Moylan of the U. S. Navy won the men's single title In the Irish Lawn Tennis cham pionships today by defeating C. A. Kemp of Dublin, 6-4, 6-4, 5-7, 6-2. PERFECT SKIMMING PHONE 4011 4 V. Li V -1 LADY LUCK GIVES Old Lady Luck enfolded the Junior Chamber of Commerce softball team in her arms at the high school field Friday night and gave them a 14 to 12 victory over the tail-end State Guard pine. The JayCees looked far from the giant-killer role they played In the' past two weeks when they knocked over the two top teams to become one of the leading contenders for first place. Going into first half of the last inning, State Guard was en joying a 10 to 4 bulge but the JayCees went to work on Brltt- son, Guard hurlcr, to collect 10 runs off six hits and- two orrors. They lacked two hitters of bat ting around twice in the big inning. Herb Burnham hit a home run In the Guard's half of the seventh, with one on base, to start a rally but the rest of the Guardsmen were unable to fall In line. George Barr struck out to end the game with the Guards two runs short of knotting the count. Jennings Tire Shop sank lower In league standings when they were drubbed 12 to 1 by the circuit-leading Camp White team. Lasater and King connected with home runs in the sixth inning. Dick, pitching for the soldiers, kept six hits well scattered. Hunter . scored Jennings' only run on an. error by Lasater in the second inning. Scores: Junior Chamber ......14 10 4 State Guard 10 12 6 Niles and Thomson; Brittson and Hoag. Camp White 12 12 3 Jennings ..; 16 4 Dick and Majors; Singler and Coghill. Byrd, ', By Nelson Meet in Finals Dayton, O., July 14 (U.P.) Sammy Byrd, Detroit, a former baseball player, and Bvrnn Nel. hson, Toledo, O., an ex-railroad auditor, swept into the finals of the 27th National P.G.A. tourna ment today, shooting sub-par golf over the rain-drenched Mo raine Country Club fairways. Byrd, averaging about 250 yards with his booming drives, literally blasted Clarence Dozer of Hartsdale, N. Y., out of the running in their semi-finals match, 7 and 6 on the 30th green. Nelson spoiled Claude Harmon's 29th birthday by knocking the young Detroit pro out of the semi-finals 5 and 4 on the 32nd hole. Joe DiMaggio Has Ulcer, Discharge Due Atlantic City, N. J., July 14 (U.R) England General Hospital refused comment tonight on re ports that Sgt. Joe DiMaggio, former New York Yankee slug ger, soon may be. discharged be cause of stomach ulcers. The hospital said that he was "under observation." "Any announcement must come from the war department," an attache said. DiMaggio en listed in the army Feb. 17, 1943. RACING Chicago, July 14 (U.R) Pot O'Luck, 3 to 5 post-time favorite, closed with a rush in the stretch today to win the $85,000 Arling ton classic. Now York. July 14 (U.R) Walter M. Jefford s feared Pavot, who came back after two' defeats to win the Belmont stakes, failed again today as he trailed home last to J. M. Roomings Wildlife in the 57th running of the $50,-000-addcd Dwyer at Aqueduct. RACE DATES DOUBTFUL Miami, Fla., July 14 U.R) The Florida Racing Commission today awarded Hialcah, Gulf- stream and Tropical race tracks i 40-day winter seasons, but ex pressed belief that they will not be able to operate. U Mall Trlbuna want Ada. SUMMER FUELS Factory Blocks $6.75 per 200 cu. ft. load Kindling per 200 DIAL 2123 Timber P BASEBALL1 By United Press AMERICAN Detroit :. 13 1 Boston 7 10 0 Mueller and Swift; O'Neill and Garbark. Cleveland 2 6 1 New York 4 6 0 Klieman. Henry (8) and Hayes: Bevens and Drescher. Chicago at Washington, post poned, rain. St. Louis 3 10 0 Philadelphia 5 11 0 West. Zoldak (4) and Mancuso; Knerr and Rosar. NATIONAL Boston .. 5 10 1 Chicago .. 6 9 1 Hendrickson, Javery (1) and Masi; Derringer, Erlckson (6) and Gillespie, Williams (9). New York at St. Louis, played previous date. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, post poned, rain. Philadelphia at Plttsburgn, postponed, wet grounds. KLAMATH SELECTS T Klamath Falls, July 14 Ed ward J. Ryan, 26, has accepted a position as assistant coach and physical education instructor at Klamath Union high school, Ath letic Director Joe Peak an nounced. Ryan formerly was head football coach at Albany high school and is a graduate of Colorado A. & M. The new assistant will act as line coach under Paul Angstead, head football mentor, and will assist "Dutch" French, head cage coach, in basketball. OEilGlNS STOCK IN YANKS New York, July 14 (U.R) President Larry MacPhall of the New York Yankees denied to night that Bing Crosby had an Interest in the baseball club or any of its affiliates. MacPhail also denied any af filiation with Crosby involving the Yankees, himself and his as sociates, Del Webb and Dan Top ping. GIRL SOFTBALL PLAYERS WILL PRACTICE MONDAY Girls interested in forming a softball 'team are asked to meet at, the high school baseball diamond Monday between 6 and 6:30 p. m. An effort is be ing made to organize a team to accept a challenge from a simi lar club at Camp White. All girls interested in trying out for the team aro asked to report for practice Monday night. WINS 28TH GAME Iowa City, July 4 (U.R) The Bunker Hill naval air station won their 28th game of the sea son here today, defeating the Iowa Scahawks 5 to 1. JAIL RULING Salem, Ore., July 14 (U.R) Persons serving Jail sentences of 180 days in Oregon do not come under the authority of the. State Board of Parole and Probation, Attorney General George Neu ner ruled today. SAYS NOT GUILTY San Diego, July 14 (U.R) Buford C. 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With this re action in mind, he urged three steps for westerners to make them owners of their own steel industry: 1. The all-western syndicate should be headed by an influen tial westerner like A. P. Gian ninl, retired head of Trans america, with Henry J. Kaiser as management chief, and per haps Walter Mathesius. president of Geneva, in charge of opera tions. 2. Working capital could be raised through open public sub scription with investment houses obtaining pledges without fee, as their part in aiding the west's future. No cash need be nut nn at this.point. 3. Washington could then be advised of this underwriting, and the syndicate could negoti ate with RFC and the Surplus Property board, obtaining all facts from the government's study of Geneva and Fontana. The syndicate could make an of fer to buy or lease one or both of the plants, with option to buy, obtain congressional approval and be in the steel business be fore the war ends. Child Mortality F rom Nephrosis Cut 20 Per Cent Cleveland (U.R) Mortality in nephrosis, a H ily kills between 30 and 75 pet' vi ine cnnaren it afflicts, has been reduced to less than 20 per cent at Babies and Chil dren's Hospital, Western Reserve university, here. The reduction has been achieved by heavy doses of thy roid extract, blood and blood plasma transfusion and the use of sulfa drugs and pet.icillin, ac cording to Dr. Walter Heyman, assistant clinical professor of pediatrics at Western Reserve School of Medicine. The cause of nephrosis is not known. In the disease, the kid neys are found to be irritated and unable to function normally, and the victim is extremely sus ceptible to infection. Home Boys Too Cold English Bride Says Amarillo, Tex. (U.R) Here's a warning to English boys from an English girl who married an American soldier. 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(U.R) Marital rifts have their peculiar ways, including the case of John Mc Whorter, whose jealousy of a house led him to the peniten tiary. The 43-year-old McWhorter, in pleading guilty to second degree arson, said that since his mar 1 at. OV1 IN The Minute Man stood out in front in the critical days before America became a nation ... and his devo tion and leadership is a constant reminder to Americans today to keep alive his high ideals of freedom. Leaders in industry are looked to with respect, too such leaders as Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Curlee, Stetson, Lee Munsingwear, Allen-A, Van Heusen and. Hickok! We feature the products of ' many of these leaders and that's why , Utz's Men's Store is a true leader in quality and value here! GLENN H. UTZ MEN'S WEAR -By EXPERTS $ riage last summer, his young bride had shown more affection for the house than for him. So he set fire to it. He was sentenced to a maxi mum of 10 years in prison. S. M. 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