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rOUB MEDFORD MAIL-TRIBUNE Hogan Shoots Portland, Ore.. Sept. 28 U.P Tt wan Ben Hoean against the field today as the par-shattering little golf professional iook b commanding four-stroke lead In to the second round of the $14, 833 Portland open golf tourna ment. , Hcgan Is just rounding back Into lorm after three years In the army. He combined 31 and 34 half rounds for a seven-under par 65 to crack the competitive tournament record at the Port land golf club He had seven birdios and missed three others by inches. A dozen of the nations best golfers cracked par 72 behind u uanhpv Pa., nacesotter. They Included National Champ' Ion Byron Nelson, Toledo, uniu, and defending Portland open champion Sammy Snead. Hot Springs, Vn., who tied with six others at 71. Three men tied for seconds with 69's, Harry Bassler and Ray Mangrum of Los Angeles and Harold (Jug) McSpaden, Sanford, Me., who is second only to Nelson for winnings. Newton Bassler, C arm el, Calif, dis charged army veteran and bro ther of Harry, was third with 70. Slammln' Sammy hnd to slay on his toes to stay one under par after flubbing one ball into a lake, getting stung by a bee nd kilting assorted traps. Nel son, on the other hand, consist ently played regulation golf with mechanical accuracy. Dusette Gets Draw In Furious Match; Rufus Jones Wins In one of the wildest wrestl Ing cards of the year at Medford armory last night Georges Du sette came from behind to earn a draw with Jack Lipscomb and Rough Rufus Jones gained a twoout-of-three fall decision over Buck Davidson. Joe Lynam, who was schedul- L. C. TAYLOR CO. pays the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES If you have a CAR or TRUCK to tell, we advise telling H now. Call or Phone Dodge-Plymouth Dealer L C. TAYLOR GO. Phone 296S FOR SALE ONE Caterpillar 50 DIESEL TRACTOR and Bulldozer Located 17 Miles North of Medford on Crater Lake Highway Gulf Red Cedar Co., Inc. Box 308 Stockton, California BREAD IS AT ITS BEST FOR LUNCHES WHEN ITS a liaiiiriES'Eata Friday- Sept. 28, 1945 Sizzling 65 ed for the opener, was unable to appear because of a recurrent malaria attack. Silent Rattan was substituted but his oppon ent. Gorilla Poggi, came down witli an Infected ear and was unable to wrestle. An opponent in place of Poggl could not be secured at the last minute. As they came to the center of the ring for their instructions, Lipscomb knocked Dusette to the floor and gained the first fall in about three minutes. Af ter five rounds of bruising fist icuffs and other forms of un couth wrestling, Dusette applied a full nelson In the sixth to earn the draw. Jones and Davidson did more boxing than wrestling with Jones getting in more dirty work to gain the final fall in the fifth round. OFF TO COOS BAY About 24 Medford high school football players, three managers and Coaches Al Simpson and Ed Kirtley left at 8:30 a. m. today by bus for Coos Bay where they will meet Marshfield high school tonight.. They will return Satur day afternoon. Simpson said competition for tackle positions remains wide open with Joe Flicgel showing up well. He may get the starting call in favor of Lynn Bessonette while Herbert Nill is hard-pressing Tom Mottern for the other tackle spot. Jerry Ross has been shining In practice all week and will prob ably be picked to start at quar terback in place of Earl Stelle, Simpson said. The entire squad is In excellent condition and Simpson said he did not expect the low altitude at the coast city to bother them too much. Ashland will entertain Lake view on the Grizzlies' field while Grants Pass plays host to Co quille. Salem will tangle with Klamath Falls at Klamath Falls. Detroit Awaiting Crucial Two-Game Series With Cards Detroit, Sept 28 (U.R) The Detroit Tigers, who have been in first place In the American league for 109 straight days, were begging destiny today to lot them stay here alone Just two more days, giving them their seventh American league pen nant. The Washington Senators are waiting in agonizing Idleness to see what happens in those last two games between Detroit and the Browns at St. Louis, tomor row and Sunday. If the Browns should win them both, the Tigers and Senators will finish in an ex act tie. The Tigers embarked for St. Louis weary from a nerve- wracktng stretch campaign. In juries are keeping such stars as Hank Greenbcrg and Eddie Mayo from operating at top efficiency. Manager Steve O'Neill took time out for a hospital checkup earlier in the week. In the only American league game played yesterday, Charley (Red) Ruffing of the Yankees, hit a three-run homer and pitched a six-hitter to defeat the Athletics at New York, 8 to 1. The United States Naval Acad emy was opened at Annapolis in 1843. SHELLS SCARCE Deer hunting In Oregon opens tomorrow with many hunters al ready established in their favor ite spots, waiting the zero hour. Bag limit consists of one mule deer or one blacktail having not less than forked horns. In Doug las county whltctail deer with forked horns or better may be taken. Local sporting goods stores re port a great scarcity of ammuni tion but stated many hunters have stored up a supply to see them through the deer season. What little ammunition is avail able has been pro-rated by manu facturers qn 1941 sales, one store spokesman said. No rifles are available for sale. Conte.t Offered The many licenses which have been sold indicate a large num ber of nimrods plan a search for deer. Lamport's Sporting Goods store is sponsoring a "Big Buck" contest. A merchandise prize of $15 is offered for the largest black tail and mule deer and a $10 merchandise prize for the smallest. Deer must be displayed for one hour at Lamport's and may not be entered in any other contest, it was stated. Kenneth Denman, Medford at torney and member of the state game commission, said commis sion estimates indicate a plenti ful supply of blacktail deer. The mule deer fawn crop did not reach expectations, Denman said, and it is impossible to estimate whether there is an Increase or decrease in that particular specie. Sport Chips BY Harry Chipman Mall Tribune Sports Editor Fishing In Rogue river Is now the best it has been at any time this season, according to reports accumulated by Al Piche. Trout can be taken in most any section of the river. Best water, with single eggs, Is at the break of a riffle, In fairly fast water, where salmon are spawning. Limit catches have been reported the past week, with fish taken In water as low as a foot and not over 10 feet from shore. Some anglers have had good result, on .pinners, sixes two and three. In bra.s finish. With a little heavier leader and .lie two or four hook with clu.ter eggs, fl.hermen are taking teelhead In fast riffle, and run.. Thi. fine fi.hlng 1. ex pected to last another four or five weeks. Hunters are scattering to far corners of the woods in quest of j deer. Reports from farmers In outlying districts report deer are numerous and the outlook is for ! a large number of hunters but a , scarcity of ammunition. Eastern Oregon, where the mule deer abound, will see many local hunters during the opening days and with gasoline rationing off nimrods are expected to trek far for their deer. I Chicago Cubs Need One Win to Cinch National Pennant Cincinnati. Sept. 28 OJ.R) The Chicago Cubs, who have maintained a first place margin of at least a game and a half ever since acquiring the lead on July 8, needed Just one more victory today to make their 1945 con quest of the National league offi cial. They celebrated unofficially last night when a Cardinal de feat at Pittsburgh, following their own double daytime vic tory over the Reds assured them of a tie. The Cards were trounced by a 5-2 score. But the big "blow-off for Charley Grimm's happy-go-lucky club won't come until they win the game against the Pirates they need to clinch the pennant for good. The Cubs won their 19th dou bleheader of the year and their seventh from Cincinnati, 3 to 1, and 7 to 4. Complete Factory Approved SAFETY SERVICE Chrysler Fie lory Engineer d and Inspect d Parts foi Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Dodge Trucks L. C. TAYLOR CO. HI So. Rlve-tide Phone 2982 Washington Favored In Oregon Clash; Trojans Given Nod To Whip California By Oscar Fraley (United Press Sports Writer) New York, Sept. 28 (U.PJ A short cut to the poor house, Fraley's Follies or the week-end football winners. East Army over Louisville PFC Whaddye mean breather? Navy over Villanoma With out upplng anchor. Pitt over West Virginia Closer'n Siamese twins. Syracuse over Temple What a way to make a living. Mid-West Illinois over Notre Dame Losing my subway alumnus card. Indiana over Northwestern Talll (affer) hoi Michigan State over Michigan The Blueplate special. Purdue over Great Lakes Make me look good, fellers. Ohio State over Missouri A Buckeye blackeye. 11-0; Portland, Ore., Sept. 28-j(U.R) The Portland Beavers moved closer to the governor's cup to day following their third straight victory last night over the Seattle Rainiers. The score was a smashing 11-0. Burly Roy Helser won his own ball game by virtually shut ting out the Rainiers. He per sonally drove In four of the Beavtrs' 11 tallies with a pair of doubles and a single in three trips to the plate. Hflser's attempt to pitch a no-hit, no-run game were frus trated In the first half of the eighth inning when Chuck Aleno singled Into left field and Hal Sueme scratched a hit off Johnny O'Nell's glove. Sharing batting honors with Helsr was Charley English who delivered a triple and three singles in four trips to the plate. Every player in the pennant winticrs' line-up but Frank De maree got at least one safety. The clubs will play a twin bill hi Seattle Sunday. Sacramento, Cal., Sept. 28 (U.R) The San Francisco Seals defeated the Sacramento Solons 3-1 Idst night in their second playoff victory for the Pacific Coast league governor's cup. The teams will play a third game here tonight and then will move to San Francisco for an afternoon game Saturday. SEAMEN GET RAISE Washington, Sept. 28 (U.R) War Labor Board today ordered a $43 monthly wage increase for 30,000 licensed seamen employed by .42 Atlantic and Gulf Coast and 31 Pacific Coast shipping companies. The pay raise, effec tive Oct. 1, is to compensate in part for the discontinuance on that date of war risk voyage bon uses. Use Mail Trinune Want Ads. EDGE WOOD SCHOOL OF MUSIC Announces THE OPENING OF THI FALL TERM To Start Oct. 15, 1945 OFFERING Instruction in all Orchestra and Band Instru ments. All children and young people between ages six and 25 who have musical ambitions are eligible for enrollment. Registration 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. Daily ' will begin on Monday, Oct. 1st and continue every day except Sunday through Oct. 13th at the school business office, 218 Liberty Bid.?., Medford. "You Shall Have Musk" Sydney H. Bouck Director of Music South Georgia Tech over North Caro lina Who dat, say who dat? Tennessee over Wake Forest With sound effects. Georgia over Clemson An other catch-as-catch-can. Southwest Oklahoma Aggies over Arkanr sas But save your money. TCU over Baylor A good old fashioned revival. Texas over Southwestern Betcha. Texas Aggies over Texas Tech In a slow gallop. W.t Southern Cal. over California And a Rose Bowl lease. St. Mary's Pre-Flight over C.O.P. Apologies to the old man. UCLA over San Diego Navy Man the lifeboats. Also: Washington State over Idaho, Washington over Oregon, and Nevada over Utah. Ashland, Sept. 28 H e n r y Planing mill, under lease by Arthur Peters,- was destroyed by fire about noon yesterday. The blaze was believed to have started in the blower, spreading rapidly throughout the mill. Located near the junction of Neil creek and highway 99, no fire-fighting equipment was available although volunteer fighters and crew members com batted the conflagration. Two Southern Pacific freight cars on a siding and some Calif ornia Oregon Power company poles were burned, cutting off electricity to the area. The of fice, located a short distance from the refill proper, was saved but the rest of the plant, includ ing a small amount of lumber, was destroyed. It was understood the loss was partially covered by insurance. Daily Weather Report FORECAST Medford and vicinity: Clear to pert. 1y cloudy tonlfht and Saturday. SllRhtly warmer. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Warmer east of Cascades and cooler north coast with fog Sat urday. Gentle variable wind off coast becoming northwesterly Satur day. LOCAL DATA Temperature a year ago today: Highest 77; lowest SI. Total monthly precipitation .47 lnchs. Deficiency for the month .09 Inches. Total prcctpitntion since September 1, 1945. .47 Inches. Pcflclency ror the season .00 Inches. Relative humidity at 8:30 pjn. yes terday 17; 5:30 today 77. Tomorrow Sunrise 7:00 a.m. Sunset 0:57 p.m. Observations taken at 5:30 a.m., 120 Meridian time: High Low Free. Boise ..... Boston .. Chicajro Denver Kureka . , 65 67 71 55 65 54 . 80 . 80 77 61 91 74 64 72 58 Havre Los Anigeles , Medford New York Omaha Phoenix Portland Heno Kosehurg . Salt Lake San Francisco . 81 Seattle 65 62 85 nokane Washinrton. D. C. Yakima - 71 MEDICAL DUTIES Capt. Maynard Wilson, son of : Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Wilson, j Route 4, has been commended '. for "especially meritorious and. outstanding service with an army j garrison force and a copy of the citation has been forwarded to his parents. The citation reads "Capt. (then first lieutenant) Maynard Wil son, Medical Administrative corps, Army Garrison Force, APO 243, served from Feb. 25, 1945, to Aug. 13, 1945, as medi-. cal supply officer for the force. In that capacity, Capt. Wilson was especially instrumental in establishing an outstandingly ef ficient medical supply system for this forward base on the island of Ie Shima in the Ryukyus. By his keen insight and intelligent understanding of the problems of medical supply he was able to visualize the needs for and to insure the availability of ade quate medical supplies and equipment. The devotion to Because o Heavy They'll Be Realty In Aboilt At Chrystal Brewing & Dish Company's Plant Yes, the new lockers we've been building to meet local demand will be ready for use SOON. They are located at our plant just TWO BLOCKS FROM MAIN STREET and will be ACCESSIBLE from 7:00 a. m. until 10:00 p. m. Reserve Your Locked MOW for Preferred Location Those who reserve lockert with a $2.00 de posit will be assured of more convenient location. Telephone reservations cannot be accepted. For the best location make that $2 00 deposit AT ONCE! BREWING & DiST. CO. CLIQUOT CLUB BOTTLING COMPANY 301 North Fir Street duty, untiring efforts and Initia tive displayed by Capt. Wilson contributed greatly to the devel opment of this vital base, and to the successful prosecution of the war in the Pacific." Capt. Wilson Is a graduate of Medford high school and Wil lamette university law school. WANTED GIRLS for GENERAL OFFICE WORK - Typists Stenographer I.B.M. Operators Filing Clerks Checker are needed for both permanent and temporary positions GOOD OPPORTUNITIES for CAPABLE GIRLS CALL Bear Creek Orchards Telephone 2161 Pleaie ask for Mrs. Bartelt are of Lockers YOUR New MINE NEEDS REPAIR Juneau, Alaska, Sept. 28 (U.f) Officials of the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining company estimated today" that nearly $1,000,000 in repair work would be required to put the world's largest low- grade gold mine back Into full scale production. Demand I 2
