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f WO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. July 22. 1945 NORTHWEST GOLF TOURNAMENT SET Portland, Ore., July 21 (U.R) The Pacific northwest pro-amateur golf championships oldest annual event of the region will be played Aug. 24 in Portland, Eddie Hogan, Riverside Golf and Country club professional, an nounced today. ' It will be the richest pro-amateur event ever held in this area, offering a total of $2,000 in war bonds as prizes. ' Hogan said entries will close Aug. 17 for the 36-hole "best ball" tournament. Approxi mately 30 teams are expected to take part. The meet Is being backed fin ancially by the Pacific northwest section of the Professional Golfers association, Riverside Golf and Country club, and Rob ert A. Hudson, sponsor of the Portland open tournament. FELLER IN FORM Great Lakes, 111., July 21 U.R) Coach Bob Feller of the Great Lakes baseball team became the first Great Lakes pitcher to hurl a no-hit game today as his Sail ors pounded out a 13-0 victory over the Ford All-Stars. 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(Game called on account of darkness, 24 innings). New York, July 21 (U.R) The Detroit Tigers and Philadel phia Athletics broke the Ameri can league record for the elaps ed time of a game and tied the league record for number of in nings when they played a four- hour and 48-minute, 24-inning 1 to 1 tie today. The Major league record Is five hours and 19 minutes for the 26-lnning 1 to 1 tie between Brooklyn and Boston in the Na tional league In 1920. Twenty-slx-year-old Less Muel ler went the first 19 innings for Detroit today and was relieved in the 20th by Paul (Dizzy) Trout, who made his second re lief appearance in two days since hospital treatment for lumbago Russ Christopher, Connie Mack's ace, started for Philadel phia and gave up the lone run. He was relieved by "Jittery" Joe Berry In the 14th and Berry fin ished. The Tigers got 11 hits in 81 times up against the A s f ling ers. Philadelphia got 16 hits In 84 times at bat, with Bob Estalella the game's hitting star with five hits In 10 trips. An error by Rudy York put Dick Slcbcrt on base for the A's in the fourth, he moved to third on a double by Estalella and scored on Buddy Rosar's single. Detroit scored in the seventh on a walk to Roy Cullenblne, a sin gle by York and an infield out. The surging St. Louis Browns Jumped from sixth to fourth place today by defeating Boston, 4 to I, while the Chicago White Sox lost to New York. Flashes of the old-time Yankee power were seen today as the New Yorkers blasted 13 hits, In cluding three home runs, to hum bit the White Sox; 12 to 3. Wash ington came from behind to sub due Cleveland, 7 to 4. In the National league, the leading Chicago Cubs hopped on Rookie Dick Mauney for a 9 to 3 victory over the Philadelphia Phils. Lack of control cost Vernon Kennedy of the Cincinnati Reds his chances of victory over the New York Giants ei he dropped a 6 to 3 decision. Big Bill Lee of the Boston Braves and Nick Strinccvich of the Pittsburgh Pirates each turn-' ed in a fine pitching Job as their teams divided a doublchcadcr. Lee won the first game, 5 to 1. Tommy Holmes took the Major league home run lead when he hit his 16th. Strinccvich allowed only six hits in winning, 3 to 1. Careless operation of tractors and farm machinery causes about half of all farm accidents. Cloalrf tlm for Claulflcd Ada 30 a. m. Too Late to Claaairy 12:13 p. m. Howls Your Tractor? Oil your tractor in good working condition? Will it give troublo-f rce servico during your rush seasons? Will it be necessary to hitch up the old team to finish a job when time is important? It is sound judgment to havo your tractor regularly checked have it well lu bricated, repairs made if necessary and worn parts re placed. It will save time and monoy and keep your trac tor producing vitally needed foods for the duration. Wa have experienced mechanics who will see that your tractor is always in top condition. HUBBARD-WRAY CO. 29 No. Rivenido Phone 4011 4. fin - A - ' m BASEBALL' (By United Press) National Boston S 12 1 Pittsburgh 19 0 Lee and Mast; Gerhauser, Res clgno (8), Cuccurullo (8) and Sal kcld. Philadelphia 3 6 1 Chicago 5 10 .1 Mauney and Semlnick; Der ringer and Livingston. American St. Louis 4 7 1 Boston 16 0 Potter and Mancuso; Wilson and Garbark. Chicago . 3 7 1 New York ....j 12 13 0 Caldwell, Johnson (8) and Tresh; Bonham and Drescher. Cleveland . 4 8 2 Washington ;. 7.8 1 Smith, Center (3), Salveson (6) and Hayes; Niggeling, Car rasqucl (2) and Ferrel. JAYCEES FINALLYiCHINESE REPULSE 4 JAP COUNTERS LOOP IN BEAVERS ACQUIRE SALEM FRANCHISE, PLAN FARM CLUB Portland, Ore., July 21 (U.R) For the first time In its 40-odd years of participation In profes- sional baseball, the Portland Beavers disclosed today the ownership of a farm club. The announcement followed completion of a purchase of the Salem franchise in the Western International Baseball club and the George D. Waters field. The purchase price was not an nounced. Milton Klepper, general man ager of the Porltand club, said the Western International league directors have met in Seattle to make a decision on reopening in 1946. Klepper will represent Salem at the gathering of directors of the other clubs of the circuit Vancouver, Tacoma and Spokane as well as with representa tives of other Washington towns. Waters field Is considered one of the finest minor league base ball parks' in the country, Beaver officials pointed out. A farm club has long been contem plated by the Portland club, and steps toward the development of young players have already been taken. RACING Chicago, July 21 (U.R) De value, a rank outsider, came from far back In a mad scramble to the wire today and nipped favored Thumbs Up in a photo finish to win the $50,000 added Stars and Stripes handicap at Arlington Park. The 8 to 1 shot Devalue gained the Judges' nod by a nose over Movie Magnate Louis B. Mayer's heavily backed favorite. New York, July 21 (U.R) Gallorcttc, a fleet little filly from the stables of W. L. Brann, ran the mighty Pavot and nine other colts Into the track today to win the $50,000 added Empire Lity at Jamaica. IN TENNIS FINALS Philadelphia. July 21 U.R Top-seeded Dorothy Head, Ala meda, Calif., and second-ranked Barbara Scoflcld, San Francisco, entered 'the semi-finals of the Pennsylvania and eastern states tennis tournament today with straight sets victories. The president of Liberia serves for an eight-year term. Una Mall Trlbun Want Ails. Junior Chamber of Commerce Softball team, toast of the city league for the past three -weeks, finally met their conquerors Fri day night when they were stop ped, 9 to 3, by Littrell Parts in the second half of the double header. The 752nd MP Battal ion of Camp White took a 6 to 1 verdict over State Guard in the other half. Next week's games mark end of the city league play and the JayCces must vln their Tuesday night game with Ordnance Shop if they hope to get a place in the Shaughnessy play-offs set for July 31 and August 3. Littrell Parts scored a run in the first inning, one in the third four in the fifth, one in the sixth and two in the seventh to bring the JayCees winning splurge to an abrupt halt. Vandergriff, Littrell pitcher, collected a dou ble in the third and Guinotte catcher, got a like blow in the fifth. Stine slammed out a cir cuit clout in the seventh when the JayCee center fielder made an error on the play. Deakin got a triple In the third for the Chamber with one on and Voegtly hit a three-bag ger in the fourth with the bags emDtv. Brlttson, hurling for State Guard, was touched for six blows but walked seven men to bring about his defeat. To add to his embarrassment, Schwartskoff hit a single and stole home in the first inning. Scores: Littrell Parts 9 H 1 Junior Chamber 3 7 4 Vandergriff and Guinotte; Niles and Thomson. 752nd MP 6 6 1 State Guard 16 2 Yriber, Whipp (3) and Sulli van; Brittson and Kline, Hoag. RAINPOSTPONES- Portland,' Ore., July 21 (U.R) A scheduled night game between the Hollywood Stars and the Portland Beavers was cancelled tonight due to heavy rains. No announcement was made when the gamo would be made up, but Sunday the two clubs play a doublchcadcr. The San Francisco - Seattle game was also postponed. Oakland, Cal., July 21 (U.R) An Oakland rally in the ninth in ning fell one run short here this afternoon and San Diego emerg ed with a 9-8 victory In a Pa cific Coast league baseball game played before 2,000 fans. San Diego . 9 13 2 Oakland 8 14 3 Nelson, Brillheart (3), Fergu son (9) and Bellinger. Bablch, A. Raimondi (5) Gib son (9) and Kearse. Los Angeles, July 21 (U.R) The Sacramento Solons put down a 22-hlt barrage to trounce the Los Angeles Angels today in a Pacific Coast league baseball game, IS to 1. Sacramento ..............! 5 20 0 Los Angeles 1 7 1 Penrose and Schleutcr; Wood- ens, Merkle (2) Lammcrs (4) and Greene, Brenner (6). Chungking, July 21 (U.R) Four Chinese armies today crushed Japanese counter - at tacks and hurled a spearhead to within one mile of Kweilin, the largest of 11 U. S. air base cities seized by the enemy last year. The liberation of the three big airfields around the Kwangsi provincial capital appeared im minent as. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's, troops pressed toward the city from the west, north west, north and south. One force, in a 10-mile gain, advanced beyond Llangklang and reached Tachiaotsun, less than one mile to the west. Today's communi que did not mention a Chinese force that reportedly entered the city's southern suburbs several days ago. "Our troops have totally frus trated all enemy counter-attacks at points around the outer perl meter of Kweilin," the communi que announced. Gen. Tang En Po, commander of Chinese field forces who re cently forecast the liberation of Kweilin before the end of July, left for the front to direct the final assault. BUTTE FALLS FOE IN LEAGUE CLASH Medford Craters .will play their first homp cramp in (wn weeks today when they clash wun tne liith-place Butte Falls Loggers at the Fairgrounds nark in A Snnthr-rn Drocnn league baseball game, starting at r.av. tenirai .point travels to Ashland in the only other league contest. The Klamath Falls Marines-Navy game has been postponed. Doug "Red" Davis, youthful Ditcher Un from fhia enrfno'. Medford high school team, will get the hurling call from Man ager Paul Freer with George Gltzen doing the receiving. Davis defeated fh r.nonn o 3 in his last time to the mound. He is the only unbeaten nltr.i,r on the Crater roster and is point ing toward today s game to keep his record intact. "Army Tactics Hit, San Rafael Probe San Rafael, Cal., July 21 (U.R) The House Military Affairs sub committee late today concluded Its two-day hearing on the build ing of a $13,000,000 ammunition dump paradise cove, Marin coun ty and began preparation of the report it will make to the war department. During today's testimony, Rep. Chet Holifield, D., Cal., told army officers present at the hearing that "they had proceed ed In an lncxcusdblc and discour. j- I- ; leous manner u. u ncrpiui 'with the.dignity of the army." The City hall In 5an tran cisco is built in Louis XIV style. Cloalnf time for Claaalfled Ada 8:30 a. m Too Late lo Claaalfy 13:19 p. m. WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED Parts & Service on All Makes B. & B. WASHER SHOP 406 E. Main Phone 5302 DODSON LEADS St. Paul, Minn., July 21 U.R) Leonard Dodson, golf's reformed playboy, clung to a two-stroke lead in the 72-hole St. Paul open tournament today when he fired a two-undcr-par 70 at Keller Country club for a 36-hole total of 173. COOKE VICTOR New York, July 21 (U.R) El wood Cooke of Los Angeles, defeated Frank Shields of New York, 7-5, 7-5 and 6-2 in the first semi-final round today of the men's singles eastern clay court championship. LEWIS MEETS DORFMAN Seattle, July 21 U.R Top- seeded Morcy Lewis, Los An geles, and Irvln Dorfman, USN, emerged victors- of the semi finals of the 34th Washington State Tennis Tournament today and will meet tomorrow for the Men I Singles championship. 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