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TWO MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. Aug. 28. 1945 s AIR FORCE TEAM Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 25 U.PJ The Second Air Force Superbombers swapped their battle gear for grid togs today and got set to blaze a bright path across the 1D45 American football scene. The powerful Superbombers even stronger with Fireball Frankle Sinltwlch added to an already 8parkling array of grid iron talent will uncork their 1945 outfit in an opening game with the Fourth Air Force at Los Angeles, Sept. 14. MaJ. Ed Walker, head coach of the Second Air Force aggte gation, had an almost matchless crew of ball-carrying experts to throw against the California Flyers. TRUCKS FOR RENT Orlv Yuiirirff Hiv Anv Ittanc PRUITT'S MOBILOIL STATION Halo and Ivy Phona 4 US FREER NO! SURE OF F PARTS and SERVICE for all maun ut WAHIIKItS Ud BEFHIUERATOHS YOUNGER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. 31 N. Bartiett. Phone 2419 Paul Freer, manager of the Medford Craters, said yesterday he would probably start either Djck Fawcett or Dick Kldwcll against the winner of last night's Navy-Marines game when they clash at the Fairgrounds park this afternoon, beginning at 1:30. The Craters will meet last night's victor in the first game of a double-header which will set in motion the Southern Ore gon baseball league's Shaugh ncssy play-offs. Central Point Studs will face the loser of Saturday night's tus sle in the second half of the twin bill for consolntion semi-finals. Hoth games will be of nine in nings duration. Sunday, Sept. 2, the losers of today's games will meet at the Medford park for the consolation championship while the winners will square oil at Kiamatn fans for the Shaughnessy crown on Labor Day, Sept. 3. SEALSlfFPON TO KEEP SOLONS FROMTOP PLACE Cards Defeat Cubs To Gain Giants Lose Two To Bums Reds Win Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fac tory Engineer d and Impact id Parti lor Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks L. C. TAYLOR GO. DOOEMtTRUCK& 112 Bo. Riverside Phone 2965 San Francisco, Aug. 25 (U.R) The San Francisco Seals hop ped on the offerings of 18-year-old I.ou Penrose of the Sacra mento Solons for 15 hits and a 6-2 victory before 3.000 fans in Seals Stadium this afternoon. The victory gave the San Francisco club a 4-1 bulge in the series, with a doublchcadcr slat ed for tomorrow afternoon. The win also cut the Solon advantage to one game in the two clubs' battle for third place. Sacramento 2 8 0 San Francsco 8 15 1 Penrose & Schlculer; Jansen and Ogrodowski. Ilia Mall Trlbuna Want Am siktae LABOR PAY SUNDAY O MONDAY s. tv,- SEPT. 2-3 irjw mm duu mains V. Mack Barbour's Vj Famous Rodeo Slock PLENTY OF THRILLS and SPILLS! 2:00 P.M. DAILY KLAMATH FALLS Bareback Riding Calf Roping Bulldogging Bronc Hiding Wild Brah ma Bull Riding New York, Aug. 25 U.R The New York Yankees, who couldn't win on a recent road trip when the Washington Sena tors were rooting for them couldn't lose today when the Senators were opposing them, and the double Yankee victory 4 to 2 and 5 to 4, kept the Sen ators out of first place in the American League. Hershcl Martin was the bat ling star for New York in both games. His two-run homer in tho eighth inning of the opener provided the winning runs, and in the nightcap he cracked a long single in the 10th inning to drive in the winning run. Wash ington which could have taken frist place with two wins, now is IVi games In bark of Detroit. Boston and Philadelphia in the American League were rain ed out The St. Louis Cardinals ad vanced to within 3'2 games of the leading Chicago Cubs in the National League with a 3 to 1 victory over the Cubs. As was the case Friday the Card victory was unearned. Stan Hack's er ror enabled the Cards to fill the bases in the second Inning on Rav Prim and Al Schoendienst's triple drove in three runs. The Cub Hin in the eighth spoiled Ken Burkhardt's bid for his fourth straight shutout. Brooklyn secured third place against the threatening New York Giants by trimming the Giants twice. 8 to 6and 13 to 3. Ed Stevens' eight inning homer drove in the winning runs in the first game and Dixie Walker drove in six runs in the night cap, three with a homer in the fourth. The Dodgers now are Bib gnmcs ahead of fourth-place New York after winning three straight from the Giants. Cincinnati defeated j-ms- burgh, 1 to 0, In another heart breaking loss for Elwin Roe, the Pirates' hard-luck pitcher. Ninth Inninj singles by Al Libke, Fran!: McCormlck and Gee Walker scored the run. Vern Kennedy pitched a six-hit game to win. I WILL BE STAGED IE SEPT. 8-9 M IN TITLE FINALS San Francisco, Aug. 25 (UP.) Fort Lewis, Tacoina, Wash., and Camp Anza, Arlington, Cnl., moved Into the finals of the Bth service command Softball cham pionships here this afternoon and will meet tomorrow for the title. The Tacoma club downed Fort Winfield Scott, Presidio, 2 0 and then trimmed the Birming ham Hospital club, 4 0. Anza downed Birmingham, 10. SOUND TRUCK and Public Address Systems FOR RENT! Any Plara Any lima Any Occailon FIDLER NEWS AGENCY rhona 4)1.14 nl (iiMN I ri No Hlvanlda. Medium MtU(! VrfcsS -a.' f She'll Bring Added Profits With a DeLAVAL MILKER OTho DcLaval Magnetic "Speedway" is von belter than ever equalled by none just the thing to put added protiti in your dairy business, regardless of ilt lise. These new milkers provide new ease of aitembly and distcmbly PLUS unequalled milking action. Dairy farmers find the new DcLaval Magnetic milker the most important equipment of all an investment that pays for itself over and over again! HUBBARD - WE AY CO. Jackson County Mounted Sheriff's Posse will hold a Vic tory Rodeo, believed to be one of the first by that name to be held in the United States, at the Fairgrounds Saturday night, Sept. 8, and Sunday afternoon, Sept. 9. A recent meeting of the sher iff's posse was attended by the executive committee and snow committee and representatives of Christensen Brothers, rodeo pro ducers, of Eugene. It was decided to make the Victory Rodeo one of the top shows of the entire west by making purses double that of prior shows and a mem bership application was made to Rodeo Cowboys' association to make the September event a "member" show. By joining the RCA, contestants will be award ed points in national 'competi tion along with shows at Pendle ton, Cheyenne, Calgary and Mad ison Square Garden. Fidler Chairman C. Lyle "Flash" Fidler was named general chairman of the big two-day show and will han dle all advertising, ticket sales and work in cooperation with the sheriff's posse and Christen sen Brothers, producers of the show. "Hank" and "Bobby" Chris tensen have produced the lead ing rodeos throughout the north west for several years, Fidlcar said. This year they again pro duced the Jantzen Beach rodeo at Portland, the fair and rodeo at Longvicw, Wash., and are pro ducing shows at Recdsport, Eu gene, Roseburg and Sisters, as well as a Labor Day show at Spokane. Early last spring they made a trip into Old Mexico, according to Fidler, and brought back a carload of the toughest Brahma bulls ever seen in a ro deo arena. They have selected the top bucking horses of the west for their shows, Fidler ad ded. Arrangements have been com pleted for the Douglas County Sheriff's Posse of Roseburg to appear at both shows and a dele gation from the Siskiyou County posse will also be here for both days. Events Listed Events will consist of saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, Brahma bull riding, steer stop ping, bulldogging, calf roping and numerous other events, such as trick riders and ropers, clown.", musical chair races and a full three and a half-hour pro gram of thrills is scheduled. Since the show, which will be an annual event, is scheduled a week ahead of the great Tcndlc ton Round-Up, it is only logical that the best riders, ropers and other contestants will appear, in asmuch as any points earned will count on their RCA standings. Rodeo headquarters have been opened at 122 North Riverside avenue where all iniormauun ic garding entries, purses and other general information may be se cured. RACING Homewood. 111., Aug. 25 0J.R) Fifhinm Strn from the Mur- logg Farm near Evansville, Ind . won the tradition W.Wn Ameri can Derbv today r.d collected $88,050 of the $87,250 purse, richest in the 61-year-old history of the event. Fighting Step took the race ?.L.gT.!l by a length and a half over 'Var jeep who in nun nw one-half lengths ahead of the streaoh driving Pot o' Luck. Ican getit finished fourth. The son of Fighting Fox did it in tho good time of 2:02-4 5, four-fifths of a second off the track record and rewarded his backers by paying $;il HO, $3 AO and $5.00. War lecp paid $4 60 to place -nd Pot o' Luck was $3.60 to show. drains llmf tor Sunday Too l.te in riAtMlv 4 no Saturday afternoon I'leaia ranwmlicr PHYLLIS OTTO OPSET GAPTURES GOlfMEUR Hands Mrs. Zaharias First Defeat In Seven Years By Brilliant Golf Chicago, Aug. 25 (U.R Phyl lis Otto, Atlantic, la., scored one of the season's biggest golf up sets today when she fired a birdie-three on the 36th hole to defeat Mrs. Babe Didrikson Za harias of Los Angeles one-up and win the women's western ama teur golf tournament. Miss Otto's brilliant 10-foot putt on the final hole of the championship match climaxed a brilliant rally which saw her come from two strokes behind to hand Mrs. Zaharias her first defeat in more than seven years of tournament play. Two-down going into the last five holes, Miss Otto won the 32nd with a birdie, and the 33rd with a par to pull even with Mrs. Zaharias. They halved the next two holes and the chubby. 21?ycar-old Iowa girl reached the green of the 430-yard final hole with two screaming tee shots and then holed out a 10 foot putt for her first women's western amateur title. Miss Otto was one-up at the end of the first nine holes, and never led again until she put on her final nine rally. She shot the final 18 in four-under-par 73 to tie the Knollwood women's course record. BASEBALL American 1st game R. H. E- Washington -.. 2 5 0 New York 4 9 0 Leonard, Picrctti and Ferrell; Bevcns, Zubcr and Robinson. 2nd game Washington 4 11 1 New York 5 10 0 Niggeling. Picretti and Evans; Bonham, Zubcr and Robinson. National R. H. E. St. Louis 3 6 1 Chicago 1 10 1 Burkhardt and O'Dea; Prim, Wyse and Gillespie, William. Cincinnati 19 0 Pittsburgh 0 6 0 Kennedy and Lakeman; Rowl and Salkeld. 1st game New York 6 10 2 Brooklyn 8 12 1 Feldman, Zabala and Kluttz. Berres: Gregg, Lombard! and Sandlock. 2nd game New York 3 6 0 Brooklyn 13 10 3 Mungo, Emmerich, D. Fischer and Berres; Webber and Sand lock. 1st game Boston 5 8 2 Philadelphia 3 10 3 Wright, Hendrickson and Masi; Kraus, Karl and Spindel, Man-cuso. s FREE RELAY TOGA BY NELSON LEADS, BUT HAS TROUBLE Knoxville, Tenn., Aug. 25 (U.R) Byron Nelson, Toledo, O., i the mechanical man of golf who seldom shoots over 70, finished the third round of the $10,000 Knoxville open today with a shaky 73, but still kept his four- 1DMAN Del Mar, Cal., Aug. 25 (U.R) Texas Sandman, 4-year-old owned by W. D. Rorcx, lived up to his advance notices today by carrying off the $15,000 Del Mar handicap. The Sandman, odds-on favor ite in the betting since Jay Par ley's Shuffle dropped out of the running yesterday, carried top weight of 126 pounds in Jockey Mel Peterson. He covered the mile and 116 in 1:43 15. Texas Sandman paid his back ers 3.30, 2.70 and 2.20. Dog patch placed and Wedding Call was the show horse. Texas Sandman was outrun for the first half mile then came strongly on the outside to head the field in the stretch and hold Dogpalch under mild pressure. Dogpatch was well rated close up and saving ground in the stretch but pulled up lame. Gold Boom was used up making the pace and tired. By Gene Friedman (United Press Correspondent) Los Angeles, Aug. 25 lU.R) A sensational anchor lap by Ann Curtis gave the Crystal Plunge of San Francisco a victory to night in the 800-meter free style relay and a commanding lead in the team race for the national AAU women's swimming cham pionships at the Los Angeles Olympic swim stadium. Miss Curtis, who last night set a new AAU record in the 100 meter free style, took over in the race trailing by eight yards. She held that position until the last 50 meters, then spurted and nosed out Mary Ann Walts of the Riviera club of Indianapolis. The victory gave the Crystal Plunge team a total of 21 points for the meet. Tho Riviera club, defending champion, has 12. On the winning team, in addi tion to Miss Curtis, were Mari lyn Sahner, Helen Graham and Sue Curtis. On the Riviera team beside Miss Walts were Joan Fogel, Ann Hardin and Bar bara Fadely. Tho time was 10 minutes, 44 5 seconds. Use Mail Tribune Wan Ads. Cluing time for Sunday Too Late to Cl;ia,ity 4:00 Saturday afternoon iwi'Mai i E. J. PERRY Commercial and Residential SPRAY PAINTERS and DECORATORS Phone 3101 Medford. Ore. 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