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, MedfordJTribuns A Terry Moore Named Cardinal Captain Brings Surprise To Men Of Baseball New York, Feb. 19 (U.PJ Baseball men seemed mite sur prised today that Manager Ed die Dyer of the St. Louis Car dinals named 34-year-old Terry Moore as team captain which must surprise both Dyer and Moore. For the plain fact of the mat ter is that Dyer has believed as gospel all along that Moore would be his outfield pivot man when the Cards go out In April to start winning back that Na tional league flag from the Chi cago Cubs. Dyer made no bones about this during the recent major league meetings when he was International Baseball Controversy ' Between Brooklyn New York, Feb. 19 (U.PJ An international baseball contro- versy developed today between Branch Rickey of Brooklyn and Bernardo Pasquel of Mexico City concerning the sudden epidemic of "home sickness" which has gripped the big league's Latin section. Specifically, the bone of con tention is Pasquel's north-of-the-border raids on the New York Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers which has netted four unhappy Latins in the past 24 hours. More Players Signed Pasquel, a baseball "Pancho Villa" who has offered fabulous salaries to lure big league play ers south-of-the-border, announc ed yesterday the signing of the following players: Outfielder Luis Olmo, 26-year-old Puerto Rican who hit .313 with the Dodgers last year, to a three-year contract at a total salary of $40,000. Outfielder Danny Gardella, 26-year-old Italian who hit IS homers with the Giants in 1945, at a reported $13,000 a year. Infielder Napoleon Reyes of the Giants, 26-year-old Cuban who hit .288 in 122 games last No matter what you're planning to i fcave the perfect answer in our full fiuler Paints tbn Uatt Acme Hardware Co. Every Day Is Bargain Day at Acme Main & Grape Ph. 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On top of that, Moore Is just about the greatest team player in the majors today." and Mexico League season. Pitcher Adrian Zabala, 29 year-old Cuban who won 14 and lost seven with the Giants Jer sey City farm club during 1945. Total Bag Eight Pasquel's latest "bag" brings to eight the total number of big leaguers who reportedly have signed to play in the Mexican millionaire's eight-team league. Previously, Pasquel announced the signing of Adoifo Luque, old- time Giant coach; Rene Montea gudo, Philly outfielder; Fermin Guerra, Washington catcher, and Roberto Estalella, outfielder of the A's. BY CENTRAL PT. Central Point, Feb. 19 Hang ing on to the lead for the entire distance, the Central Point Leg ionnaires outlasted the Laus mann Lumbermen from Phoe nix 33-29 in a Rogue Valley lei-gue cage .fracas here last night. Sparked by Ken Beebe. who flipped in 19 counters dur ing the evening, -the locals ran up a 24-15 halftime margin. How basketball should be modified for old men was dis played in the prelim as the blue- clad Ancients ' edged out the White-jersied Old-Timers 48-46 in a crowd pleasing battle. In a free toss contest matching men of four eras, Don Holland of the modern generation beat Bob Kincaid, 17-13, and Clare Hig ginbotham, 14-12, for the cham pionship. Other matches saw Kincaid best Jim Ross, 11-9, and Ross down Higginbotham, 12-11. Lineups: Central Point 33 29 Phoenix Pinkham6 f 2 E. Glover Williams 3 t 10 Hight Beebe 19 e 9 Ritchie Lacey 1 g 1 J. Glover Childress 1 g 6 Isaacs Substitutes: Central Point Jewett 3; Phoenix Wier 1. GREENBERG-WEDS Greenwich, Conn., Feb. 19 (U.PJ Henry B. (Hank) Green berg, baseball's highest-salaried nlayer. and divorcee Caral Gla zier Gimbel, brunette heiress to a department store fortune, have been married at sea island, ua the bride's father revealed to day. Ou Mail Tribune Want Ada. titers . . and of count such a wonderful breakfast "waker- upper". Desert Grapefruit Industry. 746 South Central Avenue, Los Angeles 21, California. SALEM DEFEATS BLACK TORNADO BY SIX POINTS Salem, Feb. 19 Medford high school basketeers lost their first game to an Oregon high school this season when they were tripped 46 to 40 by the Salem Vikings here last night. Bob Watson found the hoop for 12 markers to lead Medford while Fitzpatrick and Bellinger each counted 13 for Salem. Dar rell Riggs and Bill Singler left the game for Medford via the personal foul, route. Medford had won an earlier game on their home floor by a 43-39 count. The two teams tangle here again tonight. Lineups: Medford 40 Pos, Salem 46 Watson 12 f Bellinger 13 Ross 7 f Fitzpatrick 13 Riggs 8 c Mason 2 Singler 3 g Chamb'l'n 7 Cave g Hendrie 11 E Medford Black Tornado will meet Klamath Falls and Ashland will play Grants Pass in opening round of the district four basket ball tournament at Ashland March 1, according to drawings held at Grants Pass Friday night. It was originally planned to have the number one play the number three team and the num ber two team play the number four team but a three-way tie for second place in league stand ings made the drawing neces sary. Grants Pass' 46 to 43 defeat of Klamath Falls In a league game Friday night threw the standings into the knot. Klam ath Falls won Saturday night's kings-X game by a score of 40 to 22. Medford holds undisput ea nrsi place position. Mobil gas Squeezes Past Gold Bars By One Point Margin Paced by Hugh Williams with 19 points, Mobilgas squeezed out an overtime 52 to 51 Southern Oregon independent league bas ketball victory over Groceterln Gold Bars at Jackson school last night. The score was tied at 49-49 at end of the regular play ing ume. In other league games this week Camp White Navy faces the Medford Ramblers at the nign school tomorrow night and Ashland Elks play Medford Ho tel at Jackson school Friday nigni. Mobilgas stens out of the league to tangle with the Illinois Valley Ramblers of Kerbv at Jackson school tomorrow night. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By United Press New York Joe Curclo. 148. Newark, N. J., outpointed Cecil Hudson, 153, Los Angeles, (10), Newark Billy Grant. 172 Orange, N. J., outpointed Teddy rtanaoipn, 1B4V4, New York. (10). San Francisco Tommy Egan. 150V4, San Francisco, decisioned Regino Aguila, 149, Mexico City, (10). BASKETBALL By United Press Illinois 72, Wisconsin 53. Marshall 58, Toledo 51. Georgia 44, Florida 41. Alabama 46, Tulane 43. Iowa State 74, Kansas State 39. Northwestern 52. Minnesota 50. Iowa Seahawk's 45. St. Marv' Pre-Flight 36. Centra Michigan 81, Northern nuemgan do. Tennessee 55, Vanderbilt 33 BOWLING in Classic league last nlnht Valentine's took three straight games from Maid Rite (Hohlweg 580-Sims 539), Domestic Laun dry won two out of three from Hawkinson Tires (Gardner 565 Jennings 552), Hi-Way Club won two out of three from Signal Oil (Swanson 586-Little 532), and Beck's Bakery won three straight from American (W. Pruitt 613-Wood 484). Closing time for Sunday Too Late to Claullr 4 00 Saturday afl.rooon Please remember . RADIO and RECORD CHANGER SERVICE Phone 5325 VALLEY MUSIC CO. Johnny Berry, Tech. ELIESTIGO SET FOR LOCAL DEBUT EI Mestigo, who makes his southern Oregon wrestling debut on the Medford armory mat to morrow night, is one of the best scientific matmen to come out of Mexico In some time, according to advance dope received here. In explaining the meaning of his name, Mestigo means Mexican- Indian, which is his nationality. the young wrestler said. El Mestigo confines his mat work entirely to clever maneuvers and to leverage, at which he is master. . His local debut will be over a rugged trail for he is one of seven light-heavyweights slated for a battle jroyal. Others are Sgt. Bob Kenaston, Pete Belcas tro, Chester Hayes, Red Dawson, fierre LaBelle and Gust John son. First man out will receive only traveling expenses and will be eliminated from further com petition. Next two out will meet in the first bout, second Dair thrown will provide the middle! mix and the survivors will make up the main event. All regula tion matches will be for three rounds or best two out of three falls. The battle royal starts promptly at 8:30 p. m. Mayer, Atkinson Hold Top Honors At Santa Anita Arcadia, Calif., Feb. 19 (U.PJ Santa Anita race track was in the same old groove today, with Louis B. Mayer leading the own ers and Ted Atkinson runnine off with jockey honors just as tney nave since the current meet ing opened. Mayer, with winnings of $119,260 from 14 firsts, 17 sec onds and 6 thirds, was far ahead in the owner field. Atkinson's 51 wins from 232 mounts gave him a safe lead over Johnny Longden, who held aa from 202, and Ralph Neves, with 24 from 218. Frisco Dons Ink Heavy Grid Slate San Francisco, Feb. 19 (U.PJ The University of San Francisco Dons announced a nine-game football schedule for the 1946 season today, including four ln tersectional contests. The schedule: Sept. 29 University of Neva da at San Francisco; Oct. 5 Stanford University (site unde cided); Oct. 13 University of Detroit at San Francisco; Oct. 19 Mississippi State College at Memphis, Tenn.; Nov. 3 Santa Clara at San Francisco; Nov. 9 Kansas State at San Francisco; Nov. 24 University of Wyom ing at San Francisco; Dec. 1 St. Mary's College at San Fran- CISCO. GAELS WIN 28-27 San Francisco, Feb. 19 (U.R) Hawaiian Guard Henry Van Giesen sank a difficult corner shot with a minute to go to give the St. Mary's college basketball team a narrow 28 to 27 decision ovir Santa Clara at Kezar pa vilion last night. RACE HORSE DIES San Fernando, Calif.. Feb. 19 I (U.R) A heart attack was blamed today for the death of Style Prince, 3-year-old winner of last ! season's Haggin stakes at Holly - wood park track. VOTE FLOOD CONTROL Sacramento, Cal., Feb. 19- (U.R) The assembly last night passed and sent to Gov. Earl Warren a senate bill to appro priate $32,250,000 for. state-wide flood control. The vote was 61 to 14. The bill authorizes imme diate expenditure of $210,000 for a project in Fresno county. $235,000 for a project in Los 1 Angeles county and $250,000 for I a Mountain county survey. O.e Mall Tribune want Ada. NO FLAW in Your Title! 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