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TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Sunday. Sept. 9. 1945 STATE OPEN GRID DRILLS WITH 45 Eunene, Ore., Sept. 8 U.R) A surprising turnout of 48 po tential gridmcn instead of an an ticipated 35 were on hand today at the first University of Oregon football practice of the season. Bobby Reynolds, left halfback in 1942. was the only lctterman at today's session, although Ray Blatchley, 1342 blocking back and now a tackle candidate, is expectedto be one of ten others reporting early next week. Coach Tex Oliver has sched uled two practices daily until the Duck squad entrains for Seattl? and u nine-game confer- 1 .ia -..-".: 1 ANNOUNCING the Purchase of Gannon's Hardware AT TALENT New and Used Hardware and Furniture by A. R. Williamson OPEN SUNDAYS ence schedule against Washing ton beginning September 29. Corvallis, Ore., Sept. 8 (U.R) Forty-five men answered Coach Stiner's first Oregon State football practice call today. Only one, Bob Stevens quarterback on the last Beaver team in 1942, had seen previous college grid iron experience. However, 11 members of tlw Beaver squad had participated in informal spring workouts. Stiner and his two assistants, Qusntin Greenough and Bill Howard, plan on two daily work nuts until classwork begins Sep tember 24 in preparation for the openi.ig game Scptciriber 29 with the Camp Besle, Calif., Bears. AIR TRAVETFOR T Oakland, Calif., Sept. 8 (U.R) The eight teams comprising the Pacific Coast Baseball Lea gue definitely will not travel by air during the 1946 season, Presi dent Clarence (Pants) Rowland slated here today. Rowland's announcement fol lowed completion of the morn ing session of a general meeting which was attended by all club presidents and other officials Today's discussions were infor mal and described as preliminary talks on topics expected to come before the annual league meet ing in December. Rowland pointed out that the distances involved between cities does not justify the use of air travel. He said the railroads had stuck by the league for many years and now the league was going to stick by the railroads DETROIT RATE AS ELAG CONTENDERS Both Win and Series Next Saturday May Well Be Payoff it"" , Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fao tory Engineer . d and Inspect id Parts for Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks , L. G. TAYLOR CO. baaGEjh'3baTRucic& 112 So. Riverside Phone 2968 Phone 2119 For Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service OVER SEALS, 5-4 San Francisco, Sept. 8 (U.R) The San Francisco Seals out hlt the league-leading Portland Reavers here this afternoon In the first game of a doubleheader but they came out on the short end of the score, 5-4. Although outslugged, 11-R. Portland played errorless ball while the Seals committed four miscues at crucial points. Neither starting hurler, Sid Cohen, for Portland, or Bob Barthelson, for the Seats, was around when the fiame finished. Portland 5 8 0 San Francisco 4 11 4 . Cohen, Tlslng (8) and Soma; Barthelson, Nichols (7) and Sprinr. RACING Inglewood, Calif., Sept. 8 U.R) Texas Sandman, after lag ging behind for the first half mile, came up to win today's $25,000-added Argonaut Handi cap nerrowly at Hollywood Park Race Track, before 3.1,000 fans. YICK SO CHINESE HERB GO. REMEDIES FOR STOMACH ULCERS Hsart. Rheumatism, Asthma. Catarrh. Plies. Prostata Gland Eciams and all dis orders of Liver. Kidney Trouble and other eomplatnts disappear alter using. CHINESE HERBS J. H. LEONG, Herbalist Removed lo Sparla Bldg. Phone 5817 New York. Sept. 8 (U.R) The American league pennant race became virtually a two team affair today as Detroit walloped the Yankees, 11 to 4, and Washington defeated the Browns, 4 to 1, It was league-leading Detroit's fifth victory in seven games with New York, and dropped the Yanks 714 games behind. Wash ington's win was its fifth in six games with the Browns, who now are seven games out. St. Louis has 21 games to play and New York 22, and both would need a near-sweep, coupled with a collapse of the Tigers and Sena tors, to grab the pennant. Washington Is a game and a half in back of Detroit, and it appeared that the Tiger series at Griffith stadium, opening next Saturday, might be the pennant payoff. Hank Grecnbcrg led the Tigers in today's victory, batting in five runs with a three-run homer, a single and a long fly. Paul Trout started for Detroit and got credit for his second win in the series. President Watches President Truman was in the stands as Washington topped the Browns, largely on the eflorts of two Brown castoffs Pete Ap plcton and Mike Kreevlch. Applcton, who made only relief pitching appearances for St. Louis, went the route for Wash ington and stopped St. Louis with five hits. Kreevlch made two hits, batted in two runs and scored once. Jess Flores' six-hit hurling gavo the Philadelphia Athletics a 9 to 0 victory over the Chicago White Sox, who began their eastern trip as a pennant dark horse but lost four of seven to the A's. Cleveland's Indinns, another team which started east with high hopes, lost to Boston, 9 to 4, for their fourth loss in five games with the Red Sox. The National league race tightened up as the New York Giants shut out Chicago for the second straight day, 3 to 0. The Cubs now lead St. Louis by M V4 games. Harry Feldman gave up eight hits to seven off Paul Der ringer, but the Giants bunched four of them In the ninth for three runs, Pete Coscarart's single In the 12th inning drove In the run which gave the Pittsburgh Pi rates a 6 to 5 victory over Brook lyn. The game was delayed more than an hour by rain after Bob Elliott opened the 12th with a single and went to second on a balk by Clyde King. St. Louis, Boston, Cincinnati and Philadelphia in the National league were not scheduled. GOLF TEST TODAY Monterey, Calif., Sept. 8 U.R) Two southern California veterans. Bruce McCormkk and Jack Nounnan, both of Los An geles, will tangle for the Cali fornia State Amateur Golf championship here tomorrow over M holes on the tough Peb ble Beach course. ll .1: If f Keep On Buying VICTORY BONDS O Secure the Peace (or Your Nation and Yoursolf You May Have to Hitch Up Old Dobbin - - During the period of reconversion. With the prospect of more materials urgently needed by the war ravaged countries it ii more important than ever that you Keep YOUR TRACTOR Rolling Unless you take mighty good care of it, you may have to resort to Old Dobbin . . . and both production and profits will suffer. It is simply wise precaution to have your tractor CHECKED EGULAR LY and worn parts replaced. Our experi enced mechanics will do that job thor oughly and avoid cosjly breakdowns and time Ion in busy work times. HUBBARD -WRAY CO. 29 NORTH RIVERSIDE - - PHONE 401 1 BALL GAME; SOLVE TICKLISH ISSUE Washington. Sept. 8 U.R) President and Mrs. Truman went on a typical American Saturday afternoon outing today a base ball game replete with ice cold pop and three baggers, cheers for fine catches, and boos for errors and the umpire. It was the first time since Pearl Harbor that a president has fcone to a ball game. The president and his White House staff joined cabinet members and congressmen not to men tion some 20.300 other citizens at the Washington Senators St. Louis Browns game at Griffith Stadium. The Senators won, 4-1. It was a sticky hot afternoon and the grandstand was jammed. Baseball's new High Commis sioner, Sen. A. B. (Happy) Chan dler. D. Ky., and that grey vet eran of baseball, Washington Owner Clark Griffith, vied with each other In playing host to the president. Th President and Mrs. Tru man between them solved a tick lish issue: Which team to root for? So, one rooted for the home town team and the other for the team from the home state of Mis souri. But they would not say which backed what club, and you couldn't tell by watching them. IANS WILL Jackson County Chapter of the Izaak Walton League will hold its monthly meeting in the Court House auditorium Tuesday at 8:30 d m. Among other Interest ing activities to be discussed will be the report of the chapter's committee that attended the an i.ual State meeting of the League at Salem on Saturday and Sun day. Inability to hold the meet ing In the league's regular quar ters In the Medford hotel this month was the reason for the change of location to fill the emergency. State Game Commissioner Kenneth Denman will report re cent activities of the Game Com mission and regulations for the approaching hunting season. Baseball Scores By United Press American Cleveland 4 12 0 Boston 9 18 0 Bagby, Salveson (8) and Hayes, Desautels (8); Johnson and Holm. Detroit 11 16 2 New York 4 10 2 Trout, Overmire (7) and Rich ards; Page, Roser (3), Holcombe (7) , Schreiber (9) and Drescher, Crompton (8). Chica jo 0 8 2 Philadelphia 9 12 0 Rors, Touchstone (5) and Trcsh, Castino (3j; Flores and Rosar. National New York 3 7 2 Chicago 0 8 0 Feldman and Lombardi, Klutz (8) ; Derringer and Rice. Brooklyn 5 14 1 Pittsburgh 6 15 1 (12 Innings.) Lombardi, Webber (7), Gregg (7), King (8) and Dantonio, Pea cock (10); Ostermueller, Cuccu rullo (7), Resclgno 8), Gerheau ser (11) and Lopez, Saljeld (11). mm Liu a.tU WILL BE FRIDAY An examination for football officials who desire to work high school games during the coming season will be held at Medford high school Sept. 14 at 2:30 p. m., according to word received from Tom Pigott, secretary of the Ore gon High School Activities' Asso ciation. A continued meeting will be held at 7:30 p. m. at which time rules will be discussed. A similar meeting and examination will be held at Klamath Falls Sept. 12. A new mineral resource of Texas has been found in the beds of pebbles along river courses of the coastal plain. The pebbles are used in grinding operations. Football Scores Wabash 40, Indiana State Teachers 6. Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti tute 8, Scranlon 0. Hog Men ATTENTION We Have Some Cull Bartletts FREE for the Hauling Come Sunday . 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