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TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE W.dn.iday, Aug. 29, 1945 JIM GRIMES Announces the Moving of tha Mcdford Barber Shop From tha Basement of tha Medford Center Bldg., to 423 East Main ACROSS FROM ROXY Big League Stars To Play Under Lights Here Monday FRUIT GROWERS HORMONE SPRAYING by Airplane! Hormone Spraying by Airplane wa developed by . . . CENTRAL AIRCRAFT Last Year the Results Were Highly Satisfactory. Central Aircraft Will Be In the Medford District Until September 15 Growers desiring application of Hormone j Spraying by Airplane ehould maka arrange ments promptly. Contact Harold Conner, Central Aircraft, HOTEL MEDFORD or Paul Beddoe, Sherwin-Williams Co., Hotel Holland CENTRAL AIRCRAFT "Leaden and Developers of Agricultural Aviation" Fort Lewis Warriors, one of , the greatest baseball organiza tions on the west coast, will play a team composed of players from I Medford Craters, Klamath Falls ' Navy and Klamath Falls Ma I rlnes at the Fairgrounds park j Monday night, beginning at 8:30. I The Warriors boast several major league stars such as Bill I Fleming and Dominic Dallcssan ! dro of the Chicago Cubs, Ford ! Mullen of the Philadelphia Phils, Danny Litwhiler, St. Louis Car I dinals, Red Embrce, Cleveland Indians, and Don Johnston, speed ball pitcher with the New York Yankees. The players all hold big league contracts and ere on leave of absence from their respective clubs whilo in the army. The all-star team to oppose the Warriors will probably be made up of Bogarski, Slimak, Branham, West and Busch of the Marines, and Brown, Biddle, Patterson, Worthley and Gaston of the Navy plus several mem bers of the Craters. The team wil be managed by Paul Freer, Crater boss. Freer announced today there will be no practice for the Cra ters tonight. TO Anyone who purchased reserv- : cd seats for Medford high's foot ball season in 1044 and wishes to have the same seats reserved for the coming season, should notify the high school office be fore September 1, it was an nounced today by Lester Harris, principal. Harris said that no former re served seats would be held af ter that date. Reserved seat tickets will be ready by Septem ber 10 and may be obtained by calling at the office on or after that date. :t. COLORED Oakdale Market South Oakdale at 11th COMMUNITY CLUB KEEPS UNBEATEN BALL RECORD Girls Community Club came from behind to whip the Ama zons 13 to 6 in the city Softball league last night and keep their undefeated record intact for the season. Trailing S to 2 in the 6th Inning, the Community Club slammed out 12 hits which net ted 11 runs to sew up the game. The Amazons play Camp White Orphans at the high school field Tuesday evening. Score: Community Club 13 23 3 Amazons 6 11 4 Brooks and Barr; Rlggs and Learning. C ! I time tot ClKftstflefl Arts 8:10 nv -'loo Lata to Claftiify 13:13 p m Now She's Walking On Air Krr &T. ptopl who rf11y iiTr fwm tlrtri, burn In frtt learning th quick, thrilling romfnrt lhatt lira) In a Jar r Ire Mint. Under tht touch of this f nwtj.wriii crattri, you can actually fen-1 tired muo!w rla, a jnwr fet mponri almoat instantly to Ita lrfrMhins eoolnraa. To help aoftrn coma and callnuava, therr'i nothing bett.r than medicinal Irs. Mint. 80 get a jar (inlay tnl anjny th blioaful favllng that cornea, with ftliigj foot cum fort. At ail druggist. WITH COLLEGIANS Chicago, Aug. 29 (U.R) Don Hutson, the spindle-legged Ar kansas farm boy who became football's greatest end, bids fare well to the game that made him famous tomorrow night when the Green Bay Packers meet the College All-Stars in the 12th annual all-star grid classic. Some 90,000 fans are expected to jam Soldier Field to view the colorful spectacle and to watch Hutson, still fleet and elusive at 32, play his final game. The skinny speedster with the over-sized hands and breakaway stride has announced his retire ment annually since 1942, but this time he means it. After 10 pro football campaigns with the Packers, he knows that his slen der legs can't stand many more knocks and he wants to quit be fore it is too late. Leading the All-Star attack will be Capt. Charley Trippl, an army sergeant and the star of Georgia's 1943 Rose Bowl vic tory, and Tom Harmon, Mich! Kan's all-Amcrican of five years ago. Trippl and Harmon are sched uled to operate at tailback for their two respective backfields Rounding out the double set of backs will be quarterbacks Don Greenwood of Illinois and Bill Meek of Tennessee and wing- backs Charley Mitchell and Ed mond Shcdlosky of Tulsa. Bob Kennedy of Washington State and Ernio Bonclli of Pittsburgh currently hold down the full back positions while Perry Moss of Tulsa, rated the top passer on the 70-man collegiate squad, and Joe Slrzykalski of Mar quette rank as the No. 2 tall backs behind Trippl and liar- IN PAR 144 AT GOLFERS ENTER Entries are still pouring in for the 17th annual Southern Ore gon Northern California ama teur golf tournament which starts with the qualifying round Friday on the Rogue River Val ley Golf Course. Eddie Simmons, winner of last year's tournament which was dedicated to Robert Ham mond, killed in action In Italy, will not be in this year's meet, It was announced today. Some of the out-of-town en tries received to date are Dom Provost, Jr., and Frank Van Dyke, Ashland; Roy Pcderson, McCloud; Gale Jackel,' Vern Martin, Ray Bates and Marshall Dannon, Corvallls; and Chuck Gellanders, Pete Mundle, George Spicer and John Spicer, Eugene. (Tit Mail Tribune Want Ads. The game's on... Have a Coke I. v rc ... or refreshment adds to the fun The words Hat a Coc arc the watchwords of the younger set. There's something about Coca-CoU . . . its Lie, sparkle and refreshment . . . that makes it the chosen companion of good times everywhere. Be sure you have Coca-CoU in your icebox at home. , I01III0 UNDIt AUTNOIITT OF 1X1 COCA-COU CO A FAN V IT Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Medford K.ir Morton Downir KMED 2:30 P.M. e s-r!.,'i "Cok."Coci.CoU , Tot aaturelle hear CeeaCel W r hoUj aebmuriaa I Voae" Both mh the Mlitr end. 4J vittru d-CU UaptAj. Oakmont, Pa., Aug. 29 (U.B Byron Nelson and Sammy Snead were out to break par to day over the super-tough 7,100 yard Oakmont golf course a feat that no golfer has been able to accomplish in 72-hole tourna ment play in the club's 42-year history. Both were at even par of 144 at the half-way mark of the two day $10,000 war bond "blue rib bon" tournament. The other two entrants, Harold McSpaden and Gene Sarazen fell by the way side. Nelson and Snead put on a brilliant duel yesterday, play ing the second 18 holes in sub par after finishing the morning round above regulation figures. Nelson put on the pressure in the last nine holes to pull up even with Snead, erasing a four stroke lead. Nelson's last nine shooting gave him a two-under par 70 to add to his morning round of 74. Snead took a 73 in the morn ing and a 71 in the afternoon. McSpaden had a 36-hole total of 155 while Sarazen's was 158. Both Snead and Nelson won preliminary prizes of $1,000 bonds for 18-hoIe low scores. Snead's 73 was tops for the morning round and Nelson's 70 was the best of the day. OWTH COAST LEAGUE Scores Yesterday Portland 13. San Diego 1. Seattle 5, Sacramento 1. Oakland 8, Hollywood 2. Los Angeles-San Francisco not scheduled. Standings W. I,. Pet. Portland 93 S3 612 Seattle 89 61 .594 Sacramento . 78 73 .517 San Francisco 78 73 .517 Oakland 73 79 .480 San Diego 71 83 .461 Los Angeles 65 87 .428 Hollywood 60 92 .395 NATIONAL LEAGUE Scores Yesterday Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia 1. Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2. Chicago 6. Pittsburgh 3. New York-Boston not sched uled. Standing!: W. L. Pet. Chicago 75 43 .636 St. Louis .. 73 48 .603 Brooklyn 67 53 .558 New York 67 57 540 Pittsburgh 65 61 .516 Boston 56 67 .455 Cincinnati 48 72 .4no Philadelphia 36 86 .295 americanHLeague Scor.s Yesterday New York 8, Boston 7. Detroit 10, St. Louis 1. Cleveland 8. Chlrnnn Washington 6, Philadelph standings W. Detroit Washington St. Louis .. New York Cleveland ia 2. Chicago Ronton Philadelphia L. 51 53 51 53 57 61 64 80 Pet. .575 .562 .516 .526 .521 .496 .479 .310 OPA CLERKS OUT Washineton Anir ?o iibi The Office of Prlr AHmiiJ... tion announced today that it will reieasn n.uuo of Its 30.000 paid local ration board clerks within the next few weeks. END RESTRICTIONS Washington, Aug. 29 lU.Rl The Office of Defense Transpor tation today revoked, effective Nov. 1. special orders Imposing restrictions in 19 cities on local collection and delivery of over- tlie-road highway freight. BUS SERVICE Between Medford and Prospect 2 Trips Daily Leaves Holland Hotel 7 A.M. and 4 P.M. I L. C. TAYLOR CO. pays the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES If you have a CAR or TRUCK to sell, w advise tolling it now. Call or Phone Dodge-Plymouth Dealer L. C. TAYLOR CO. Phone 296S MEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 21 Albany h.r. Sept. 28 Marshfi.ld then. Oct. 5 Eugene there. Oct. 12 Eureka here. Oct 19 Klamath Falls there. Oct. 28 Grants Pass there. Nov, 2 Bend here. Nov. 12 Ashland here. JACKIE WESTRGPE EAST BASEBALL KIDS BEAT WEST Now York. Aug. 30 u.R Eastern kids kept their baseball record clean in the All-American boys game today mainly be cause Pitcher Curtis Simmons delivered with the bat after fail ing on the mound. The East beat the West, 5 to 4, with a three -run last ditch rally in the ninth inning spark ed by Simmons' triple, the long est hit of the night before 15,000 fans at the polo grounds. Simmons, a powerful youth from Egypt, Pa., pitched the first three innings and although he struck out five batters left the mound with the score 4 to 2 against him. The West got all of its runs in the third. GRID PRACTICE First football practice of the 1945 season for the Medford high school Black Tornado, de fending state champions, has been called for the high school field Monday at 7 p.m.. Coach Al Simpson said today. Equip ment will be issued at that time and it is particularly requested that all grid aspirants be pres ent, the coach stated. Practice will be held every night except Saturdays and Sundays for the next two weeks to permit players to aid in the pear harvest during the daytime. BASEBALL CHAMPS Wichita, Kan., Aug. 29 (U.R) The Enid, Okla., army air base baseball team, runners-up in 1944 and 1943, reigned as the 1945 national semi-pro champ ions today, after defeating Or lando, Fla., army air base, 4 to 1. GRID COACH NAMED Stanford, Calif., Aug. 29 U.R) Marchmont (Marchic) Schwartz, former Notre Dame AU-Ameri-can halfback, will take over Oct. 1 as head football coach at Stanford University, Al Masters, graduate manager, announced today. GETS SUSPENSION Los Angeles, Aug. 29-OJ.R)-Jackie Westrope, one of the na tion's leading Jockeys, today was barred from racing in the United States, Canada and Mexico for the rest of the year by loss of his California racing license. Westrope's license was revok ed by the California .horse rac ing board for a foul commmit ted at Del Mar track Aug. 18. Secretary W. C. Buchanan s-aid that under reciprocal agree ments setting down of the Joe key In California would bar hln from all other tracks. Ldir.g itde.4at the Del Mar meet with 43 winners when he was suspended, Westrope was accused of permitting his horse, Ace Hudkins, to barge into High Sierra in the last lap of the Aug. 18 race. In the 19 years of existence, United Air Lines has flown 300,. 000.000 passenger miles which ia equivalent to 12,000 trips around the world. Soothe Soreness of Minor Skin Irritations Beat the heat . . . relieve baby's heat rah with Mexaana. the soothing, med icated powder. Helps guard your family from heat raeb. Eases cfrifing often more troublesome io hot weather. Cheek, itch of healing sunburn and mosquito bites. Costs little. Always get Mexsana. Checks These Points for GOOD CAR-CARE: Clutch Pedal Play Brake Fluid Reservoir Door Lubrication Carburetor Linkages Water Pump Radiator Fan Belt Radiator Hoses Air Cleaner Oil Filter Steering Gear Housing Brake Fluid Reservoir Crankcase Clean Floor All Wheel Bearings Differential Transmission Overdrive Units Universal Joints, Spline Clutch Chassis Fittings All Rubber Mountings All Body Bolts AH Springs Oil Pressure Gauge Spark Plugs Complete Battery Service Mats and Interior PLUS the Seven SAFETY-CHECKS: Wheel Bearings Shock Absorbers for proper liquid Windshield Wiper Arms, Blades; Windshield Glass Check on all Lights i.t Inspection and report on all S tires Steering Gear check for loose joints & play Fluid Lines and Mechanical Brake Linkages TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY AT HELPFUL ASSOCIATED DEALERS MUST traveling... Our government urges us not to travel during these crowded war times except when absolutely necessary. When you must travel, finance yourself en route the logi cal and safe way. Use travelers cheques. They are inexpensive, easy to obtain and they afford the maximum protection for your funds. Get them here mSml mwMmm GIOROI T. FREY, Manager ROBIRT A. JCHENCK, Asst. Manager ALLAN F. PERRY, Asst. Manager Medford Branch Office of The United States National Bank 27 BRANCH OFFICIS IN OREGON .0 I'tl n c U. MEMBER f. D.I. C.
