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Athletics Booster Club Formed By Fans; Stamper Named Prexy MEDFORV$$WTWBimS IP I UOWTH STAftfD PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W Pet. lid .667 .358 .556 .500 .444 .33.1 .222 GBL Hollywood 8 Los Angeles 6 Sin Diego .........6 San Francisco 5 Seattle --4 PORTLAND 4 Oakland 3 Sacramento 2 1 ' I! 2 2 It 3' 4! WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS San Francisco 4, Sacramento 3 San Diego 10, Los Angeles 4. Hollywood at Seattle rained out. (Only games scheduled) HOW SERIES STAND San Francisco 2. Sacramento 0 San Diego 1, Los Angeles 1 Hollywood 1, Seattle 0 Portland 2. Oakland 0. "Bqck Again!" EVERY DROP STRAIGHT BOURBON Straight Bourbon Wrmkcj y yam old 86 Proof . . Mr. Botton Dtitiller Inc., Bottog Mm. r .tv w j n em i m -vau CYLINDER SPECIALS for EASTER 1939 to 1950 HERE'S WHAT WE Clean & Lubricate Involved Labor Involved Clean and Reline Brake Shoes Cheek all Brake Parts involved for Safety t Check and Adjust Brakes Tune -Up Special Only 43 95 Here's What We Do Clean and Install Point in distributor Test and scopt distributor Cltan carburetor It install gasket, valve Clean and test fuel pump Install new spark plugs Here's What You Get Set distributors, points Carburetor ela Carburetor faifctri Distributor gaiktts Sot Sptrk Plui Crater Lake Motors, Inc. Main at Fir Sts. Large Field Golf Tourney Augusta, Ga., Apr. 6 (U.B The largest field in the history of the 16-year-old event went to tee today In the classy Masters' tournament with the profession al entrants.in the middle of one of their celebrated feuds. There were 13 unruffled ama teurs among the field of 65 men and veteran observers and writ ers said this might be the year for an amateur to take the cov eted title for the first time. The pressure is all on the pros who want to run their tourna ments themselves and reach a separatfbn agreement with the parent Professional Golfers' as sociation. Their political trou bles have not contributed to the sharpening of their game. On the other hand, the smart money boys who collect here in force every April have a hot hunch they believe that Law son Little, 38-year-old veteran and a member of the rebel group, can slip in and pick up the marbles. Stanley Cup Playoffs Due By United Press More rookies were ready to try a veteran's job today as the National Hockey league Stanley cup semi-final playoffs moved into the fifth games at Montreal and Detroit. The Canadiens kept apple cheeked Gerry McNeil in the nets for their last-ditch battle against the New York Rangers tonight while Manager Jack Ad am of Detroit rushed up three reserves from "maha In the U. S. league to replace three ailing Red Wing regulars. The Wings were all square with Toronto at two victories apiece in their four-out-of-seven eliminations while the erratic Rangers led Montreal three to one. Browns, Cubs Pound Out 36 Hits for 34 Tallies San Antonio. Tex.. Apr. 8 (im The Chicago cubs and St. Louis Browns continued their southwestern tour today after their 34-run, 36-hit scramble yesterday. The Cubs smashed 21 hits, in cluding homers by Andy Pafko, Hank Sauer, Bill Serena and Bob Scheffing, to pound out a 22 to 1Z victory. Roy hlevers, uon Lenhardt and Sherman Lollar homered for the Browns- JOE DI MAQOIO HURT St. Petersburg, Fla., Apr. 6 (U.R) Joe DIMaggio's left leg will be x-rayed today "Just to be sure" that the famed New York Yankee outfielder's latest ail ment is not serious. BRAKE SPECIAL DO Parts ftnlv $ 1 A95 HERE'S WHAT YOU GET vmy f Labor nvovcd Set of Brake Lining Brake Safety Check Extra Parts and Labor Not Included 10,000 1929 to 19S0 Passenger & Truck Only 40 Here's What We Do Pack all wheels Fill I, adjust shocks shocks Fill brk. master cyl. Change Trans. & Diff. grease Changt motor oil Chango oil filtar Claan air cleanar Claan I tost battery Com plata lubrication Organization of an Athletics Booster club open to anyone in the county interested in helping promote athletics was completed last night when about 20 men met at the Jackson hotel to elect Leg Stamper as president. Other officers named were Hank Green, vice president; Hale Greenman, secretary, and Ned Liebman, treasurer. Named directors wera Al Bradford, E. E. McKinney, AI Babb, Harry Miller, Hugh Cole man and Miner Boshears. Opening Day Plans One of the biggest projects of the new club is to help put on the opening day game for the Medford Rogues (Nuggets) of the Far West Baseball league here Tuesday, May 2, when the local club plays Marysville. Members of this committee in clude McKinney, Boyd Wilson, Dick Olsson. Norm Neithammer and Coleman, all of Medford; Sam Hursh and Don Provost, Sr., both Ashland; John Wesley and Don Faber, both Central Point; Charles Schuber, Talent; Bob Harnish, Eagle Point, and Dewey Hill, Prospect. Meat Each Monday It was decided the club would meet every Monday night at 7:30 with the next session scheduled April 10 at the Holland hotel Gray room. Dues are $1 per year for each member were set. President Jerry Donovan of the Far West league who stopped here yesterday to address the meeting while returning south from a similar meeting held in Eugene, told of how much good an Athletics Booster club can do for sports. Cooperation of Rogue Valley Baseball, Inc., sponsors of the Rogue, was pledged by Business Manager Mel Carpenter who also told of ways the club could help local baseball. Suggestions For Help Suggestions of what the club could do to promote athletics included support of the Sum mer Baseball school in Medford, the Southern Oregon college in vitational basketball tourna ment, aiding opening day plans of the Rogues and encouraging baseball in general. . A. Z. "Tubby" Dean presided at the meeting until Stamper was elected president. Yearly dues were collected from those attending and a meeting of club officers was called for Friday noon. OSC GOLFERS DATED Corvallis, Apr. 8 Loris Bak er's veteran Oregon State golf team will entertain Lewis and r-lni-lr nnllnaa hflra Fl-iHnV find go to Portland Saturday for a match against foriiana univer sity. OSC TENNIS SLATED Corvallis. Apr. 8 An experience-shy Oregon State tennis team will open its 1950 cam paign with practice matches against Vanport college. Port land, here Friday and the Eu gene Tennis club Saturday. WEATHER By United Press Northern California: Occasion al rain today, tonight and Fri day. Snow in mountains. Cooler southern Interior today. South- wMtnrlv uinH 12.25 MPH off coast from San Francisco north, southwest to west iu-zu wrn elsewhere. Passenger Cars Mile Ser. Special or to lU v Panenaer Car Here's What You Get Whaal graait Shock fluid Brako fluid Trans, and Diff. graaso S qt. motor oil Oil filtar cartridge Oil for air claanar Graait for lubricat ing Phone 2-6297 Rogues Sign Medford Man For Season Signing of Myndret C. Busak, athletic coach at Lincoln grade school here and former semi pro baseball player in Ohio, was announced today by Business Manager Mel Carpenter of the Medford Rogues before he left for the spring training camp at Santa Maria. Carpenter with two station wagons and a jeep loaded with potential Rogues ballplayers and their equipment left about S a.m. today for the California city where training will open tomor row. The rest of the prospects are scheduled to arrive Monday, April 10. Wooster Collage Player Busak, a graduate of College of Wooster, Ohio, is S feet U inches tall and weighs 18S pounds. He bats lefthanded and throws righthanded with exper ience at both first base and as a catcher in back of him. The local grade school instruc tor played on the Ohio state championship Jf.A.B.F. team and a catcher for the College of Wooster baseball team in 1947-48-49. . Carpenter said that Busack will play with the Rogues when the local class D Far West league team is playing at home until school closes in June and then will be a member of the local professional club until school be gins in the fall. 22 Due at Camp Twenty-two youths were listed for the spring training camp at Santa Maria, including 11 pitch ers, four infielders, four out fielders, two catchers, and Coach John Chandler. Player Manager Tommy Nelson is included among the infielders. A complete list of those pros pects will be published later. Carpenter also explained that more possible Rogues players probably will be assigned to the Medford club by Idaho Falls of the Class C Pioneer league, a Giants farm, and by Seattle and Salem. National Forest Use Said Growing Use of national forests In the Pacific northwest in ia in uVimit in npr cent over lodfl thn rAoinnnl forester re ported from Portland today, and Rogue rliver national jureai esti mates compare closely with that trend. The only exception here is winter sports, which is not a developed recreational activity in the nogue niver lurcav, cording to Supervisor L. G Ttllair in 1010 n little more than 47,000 visits were made to campground and picnic areas In the forest; there were 1,650 vis itors at organization camps, ana it nnn in the various re sorts. Joiley also reported ap proximately 9.DVV vieiio iu mer home sites within the boun daries of the forests. Altogether, district rangers counted some 183,000 visitors eiiner ihii"b in or passing tnrougn tne iurwia last year. The regional forester in Port land reported that national for- .nninnal imnrrwements. esi icutiHuni" - . . . . .Hn.in,ln(iut rinrlnff the largely tuuon o --- days of the civilian conservation corps, are rapiaiy aeienui ... due to a shortage of recreation i r,,nHt Fnrest serv- Ice funds, he said, are not ade quate to replace the present facilities. BOWLING COMMERCIAL LEAGUE iir lir.UUt nl Vie MoMfnrrf MO tons team captured high Individ- ual game ana nign iui ries nonoro mat. uii; Commercial Bowling league held its weekly competition at Med ford Bowling lanes alleys. He rolled a 220 ana ooo respetuveij. t t : i .-m ..rioi Vinnnrfl went to California-Pacific with 2.352 and Eagles lodge took high team game wun ojo COMMERCIAL STANDINOS Itlln Lodge 3" n .i M 33 Wernere Bricklayers Henrys unvo-in Savior's Barber Shop J Ellis Grocery Callfornla-Paclflc JJ aieuiora nown Werner'e 4 Henry'i In W. Knapp 478 Weber 0 Lawrentx Huston 1 J Knapp 473 Cummlnsa 80S KuVth 4S4 SchuIU l Robinson ... 487 Mlnsar 41 S34S 2220 Cal.-PaclfU 3 Kyker 472 Hamilton 425 Ncl 4SI) Hnrtaell 420 Ward .- 478 Kills Oroe. 1 B Ellis 4.14 Ellis 417 Nordstrom .... 500 W. Smith 473 Woods 472 3352 2318 Saylor's 3 l.llrs 313 Wall 400 Watklna ........ 435 K. Knapp .. 430 Cam 481 Mrd. Motors t Rarnum ...... 473 Latham 433 Clark 422 Barrar ... 415 Wrtfht - 858 2325 2304 Easlci 3 Pentl-cola 1 n.llv 478 Bklune 31" Tripp 400 Huntemann 401 Millar 414 Motor ............ 40!) Baker . 407 2272 Shaw 452 Somervllle ... 407 Rice .. 455 2258 Asphalt and con creto paving, road oiling. Commercial and Residential Struc tures. SNOOK BROS. General Contractors Phone 2-21 U ana J-2704 Sports for the Week THURSDAY City Bowling league, 7 p. m. All-star wrestling card, arm ory. 1:30 p. m. FRIDAY Medford high vs. Central Point baseball, Medford Hold, 3ilS p.m. Mixed Bowl ing league, 7:30 p.m. Track coaches ellnic, Rosoburg high County olass B baseball (8(, Mary's at Butle Falls. 3:15 p. m. Softball association matting, Holland hotel, 8 p, m. SOC vs. Chlco, doublehead or. Central Point field, 1 p. m. C. P. Millers Baseball Team To Drill Friday central Point. ADr. 6 Central Point Millers baseball team, sponsored by the C. P. Athletic association, will hold a practice session Friday starting at 5 p.m. and if weather prohibits it that evening it will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. on the town's field. It was learned here today that the Valley Baseball league of which the Millers are members. will open its 1950 season May 7 or i but wnicn team would play which and where was not Known. Minneapolis Win Puts It in Final Tonight Anderson. Ind. ADr. 6 (U.R) Minneapolis can gain the title ground in the National Basket ball association playoffs tonight in tne second game of tneir best of three semi-finals series with the Anderson Packers. The Lakers put the pressure on Anderson when they breezed to a 75 to 50 victory in the series opener last night at Minneapolis. Now it's the Packers' turn n their home court but they were given little chance against George Mikan and company. NEWCOMBE HURLS WIN Fort Worth, Tex., Apr. 6 (U.R) Don Newcombe. Brooklyn's giant Negro pitcher allowed sev en hits and five runs in seven innings as the Dodgers defeated the Dallas Eagles, 10 to 6, yester day. Denmark has the oldest un changed national flag in exist ence. hmh aimer ;g iMJ. ,. r j - N3Mssal1,M"M' " FIRST thing you notice, of course, i the bother end effort Dyna flow Drive saves. Next, that Dynaflow eaves you physically after long tripi you're less tense and tired, more relaxed. But then, as the miles pile up and this comes from cold, recorded fact after Dynaflow's two years of pub lie operation you spot savings you hadn't expected . a You save on tires because power application is steady, even. On clutch expense the usual friction clutch is gone. You save on transmission mainte nance, and the rear-axle expenses likely to go with it. And the way your engine is oil-cushioned against normal shocks and strains shows up in less engine upkeep. Standard en ROADMAHTER. optional at tztra t on BUVEH ami SPECIAL mod. fous-wsr lOStnONT This meets' trot ana II) Mt, tyl Ml., (31 la.M an raea tat sen era feel; 4vay raelW J' e. "lartl-e Mm," 141 mokn partite and fares- :sm mm-fag mf&h i i i Thursday. April 8. 1950 Title Bouts Eyed For Amateur Card Eight four-round title matches will make up the amateur boxing card to be presented at the arm ory April 19, Promoters Larry Burdette and Owen Thomas of the Southern Oregon Boxing club have announced. The best talent available In southern Oregon will be pitted against the best available from Portland and the San Francisco bay area, the announcement said. In matches where southern Oregon boxers are sent again bav area ouailists. the niatclut will be for tjie northern Califor nia-southern Oregon title and where local boys take on Port- landers, the bouts will be for Oregon championships, the pro moters said. Trophies symbolic of the championships will be pre sented winners immediately fol lowing the bouts. Burdette and Thomas were still in the bay area the first of this week attempting to line up talent and expected to have a card completed by the early part ot next week. Three Medford Youths Out for Duck Football Eugene, Apr. 6 (U,R) Three ex-Medford high athletes are among those out for spring foot ball practice at the University of Oregon, Coach Jim Aiken of tho Webfoots said today- They are Earl Stelle, regular quarterback on the 1949 varsity team; Bill Mills, regular center on the 1D4B freshman team, and Fitz Brewer, a guard on last sea son's frosh eleven. Odds on 'Hill Prince' For Derby Take Drop New York, Apr. 8 tU.R) Kentucky derby winter book odds on C. T. Chiinery's Hill Prince took another nosedive to day as a result of his impressive victory in the six-furiong experi mental handicap No. 1 at Jamaica. Odds on Hill Prince dropped from 8 to 1 to 4 to 1. 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