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DANISH GYMNASTS SLATED Here are four of the 16
young women who will take part in the program of rhythmical
gymnastics, balance, folk dances, acrobatics, apparatus work and
tumbling in the senior high gymnasium Tuesday, April 11, at 8
p.m. Sixteen young men in the famous Danish Gymnastics team
will also perform.
Famous Gymnasts
Here on Tuesday
"A two-hour demonstration of
grace, suppleness and balance"
will be presented Tuesday eve
ning( April 11, in the senior high
gymnasium when the famous
Danish Gymnasts team appears
L in Medford, Athletics Director
, Lee Ragsdale said.
Proceeds from the show after
expenses will go toward the high
school athletic fund. The show
will start at 8 p. m.
Sixteen young women and as
many young men will take part
in the exhibition of rhythmical
and fundamental gymnastics,
balancing, folk dances, acrobat
ics, apparatus and tumbling.
Olympic Champs
Medford will be but one of
several hundred cities in Canada
and the United States in which
the Danish young men and wom
en will show their abilities this
year. Two of them are 1940
Olympic champions and all were
selected last summer on the ba
sis of competitive trials.
Tumbling, for instance, resem
bles a new form of attempted
suicide, or so it appeared to a
New York Times writer who
viewed the show last fall, said
in his news article.
One phase of the demonstra
tion consists of the men in the
group to throw the young wom
en across the floor at one anoth
er. This is done with such vigor
that even jitterbug dancers be
come astounded at the act.
The men vary in age from 18
to 30 and the women are about
in the same age range.
Gasps and often cheers are
brought from the crowds that
watch these Danish athletes per
form. The men using the appara
tus and doing the tumbling throw
themselves at and over bucks,
walk on their hands as though
in a military drill and all with
much grace.
The dances the men and wom
en perform seem to be vigorous
versions of a cross between the
minuet .square dance and polka.
Calisthenics are used as "warm
ing up" exercises for tumbling
and apparatus work.
The demonstration Tuesday
night will be one of the few
times such a group has perform
ed in Medford.
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Today Local
Alleys at 4
Singles and doubles competi
tion among women in the South
ern Oregon Bowling tournament
will start at 4 p. m. today at the
Medford Bowling lanes with
doubles matches being run off.
This week-end's tourney competi
tion ends tonight.
One Medford doubles team
will roll at 4 p. m. with Mann
and Hawley taking part. The oth
er pairs at that time will be from
Grants Pass and Ashland. From
the Lithia city will be Sikes and
Martin, and Polk and Eaton.
Singles matches will follow
this doubles competition.
Doubles Scheduled
At 6 p. m. today the following
Medford doubles teams will roll
against each other: Littrell and
Carbiener, Tollefson and Shaw,
Rhoads and Swoape, Learning
and Burroughs, Corby and Cum
mings, Beck and Harnish.
Following this series there
will be more singles matches.
Final doubles event of the
week-end will start today at
8 p. m. when Tennant and Curry
will bowl with Lowd and Barr.
Last singles matches of the day
will follow the doubles.
Next week-end the men will
resume their competition in the
southern Oregon tourney with
matches slated Saturday evening
and Sunday afternoon and night.
SOL Meeting
Today at GP
Grants Pass. Apr. 8 Southern
Oregon Semi-Pro Baseball league
will meet on Sunday at 4 p.m.
in the city hall council rooms to
draw up a 1950 schedule and set
dates for opening games, it was
announced here on Saturday.
President Ike Fridger, Ash
land, will be in charge.
Teams expecting to send rep
resentatives include Ashland,
Grants Pass Roseburg, Tri-Cities,
Central Point, Rogue River,
Brookings and Crescent City.
Prospect and the Medford
Craters who were in the loop
last season dropped out for this
year. Prospect probably will
olay in the semi-pro Valley
league and Medford decided not
to field a club when finances
could not be arranged.
BASEBALL
EXHIBITION GAMES
nndnn isn 3 13 0
Cincinnati (N) 0 5 0
Snin, Hosue (B) and Cranda.l; Fox,
Smith ( and Cooper.
Phil a H el nh in N. 11 11
Dallas (Tex.) 0 7 3
Borowy. Konstanty 17) and Semln
lek. S Ivostri (71: Rivas. Beasiev id
Fetzer (9) and Alyward, lsringhaus
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PhUarielnhia CAi 8 7
Washington (A) 11 12 2
Brissie. Schantz (7) and Tipton,
Astroth (3); Haynei, WeicK (8) and
Evans.
6 13
Chicago (A)
Detroit (At
Haefner and Masi: Herbert. Houtte-
man (6), Trout 19) and Ginsberg.
14
Boston fA) 8
Pittsburgh fN) 3 9 0
Kinder, Suchecki (7) and Tehbetts;
Chcsnes, Dickson (7) and Fitzgerald.
St. Louis (A) 7 7 1
San Antonio (Tex) 0 4 3
Fannin and Moss, Hopkins 18); Pil
grim, Crocco (7), Brown (9) and Batch
19 13 (J
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Berra
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New York fA)
New Orleans (Sou)
Portorfield. Page, (8) and
Houk (6): Purkey,. Fed oris (2),
(3) and Brookey.
10 14
New York (N)
Cleveland (A) 4 10 J.
Kramer. Hart unit (7) and Westrum:
Wynn. Rozek (8), Zoldak (8) and
Murray.
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Sunday- April 0, 1950
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
Athletic Booster Club
Meets Monday Evening
Athletics Booster club of
Southern Oregon, which was or
ganized last week at a meeting
in the Jackson hotel, will hold
its second session Monday in the
Gray room of the Holland hotel,
President Les Stamper reminded
members and prospective mem
bers Saturday.
The meeting, like all others of
the organization, will be open to
anyone interested whether a
man, woman, boy or girl.
Business to come up tomor
row evening will include ap
pointing a committee for draw
ing up club by-laws and discus-
Two High School
Tilts Postponed
Two high school baseball
games scheduled Friday and Sat
urday were postponed because
of rain or wef grounds around
this part of the valley. Date of
one of them Medford vs. Cen
tral Point for its playoff was
not set but may be played some
time this week.
The St. Mary's-Butte Falls
baseball game slated Saturday
was postponed when the Butte
Falls field proved too muddy. It
will be played on the Loggers'
field Monday, April 17, at part
of the county class B conference
slate.
Medford's field Friday proved
too wet for the Tornado-Pointers
Southern Oregon conference
clash. Date for this game was
not announced by Coach Alex
McDonald.
Ferrier Leading
Masters Tourney
Augusta, Ga., Apr. 8 !U.R)
Jim Ferrier held his lead pre
cariously through the third
round of the Masters' golf tourna
ment today with a scattershot
score of 73. and the little man
breathing down his neck was the
comeback kid, Ben Hogan.
Ferrier, rangy San Francis
can, had a 54-hole total of 210
four strokes better than the
third round leader a year ago
but Hogan cut his advantage to
two strokes with a round of 69.
Hogan's 212 was pursued by
two previous double Masters
winners Byron JNeison ana
Jimmy Demaret, at 214.
Ponder Wins Marchbank
Handicap at Tanforan
San Bruno. Cal., Apr. 8 (U.R)
Calumet Farm's Ponder splashed
his way to an easy three-quarter
length victory over On Trust in
the featured $10,000 - added
Marchbank handicap run in a
sea of mud at Tanforan today.
The third runner. Wakinay
Farm's Boomerang Boy. went
under the wire two lengths be
hind On Trust.
Sports for
the Week
TODAY
Southern Oregon Bowling
tournament, 4 p.m., Medford
Bowling lanes Central Point
Studt baseball practice, 1:30.
MONDAY
Junior Rifle club meeting
and shoot, Merrick's, 7 p.m.
Major Bowling league, 7 p.m.
Athletics Booiier club meet
ing, 8 p m Holland hotel.
TUESDAY
Danith gymniiis xhlbition.
senior high gym, 8 p.m.
Eagle Point high at Ashland
(baseball), 3 p.m. Central
Point high at Grants Pais
(baseball), 3 p.m Phoenix
high vs. Yreka, Cel., at Phoe
nix, 2:30 p.m. Ladies' Bowl
ing league, 8 p.m. Pistol divi
sion Medford Rifle club shoot,
Merrick's, 7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Jacksonville high at Talent
(conference baseball), 3 p.m.
Commercial Bowling league,
7:30 p m. Medford Rifle club
shoot, Merrick's. 7:30 p.m.
THURSDAY
Eagle Point Booster club
meeting, entertainment, E. P.
high gym, 7:30 p.m. Women's
golf spring tourney qualifying
round opens. Rogue Valley
Country club City Bowling
league, 7 p.m. All-star wres
tling card, armory, 8:30 p.m.
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sion of ways and means of help
ing Rogue Valley Baseball, Inc.,
to put over opening night of the
Medford Rogues here May 2.
Memberships On Sale
Memberships will be on sale
at a nominal sum for one year
and Club Treasurer Ned Lieb
man indicated membership
cards might be available to
morrow. The club has been organized
to promote athletics in Southern
Oregon regardless of their type
or who takes part. Right now
main work of members will be
concentrated on baseball with
school and Junior League, semi
pro, Summer Baseball school
and the Rogues being recipients.
Friday five members of the
executive committee met at the
Jackson hotel to devise a mem
bership card, discuss possible
sale of opening day and season
Rogues' tickets at a booth in
donwtown Medford and where
the the club should meet.
"Bring Your- Friends"
Those who attended the organ
izational meeting last week at
the Jackson hotel yesterday were
reminded that they should bring
at least one guest to tomorrow's
session at the Holland hotel
Gray room. Already officers re
port growing interest in the or
ganization. Memberships will be on sale
at local sporting good stores,
probably at the Elks club and
at one or two other stores as
soon as cards are ready.
Opening day plans lentatively
call for a parade, throwing out
of first ball and similar tra
ditional opening day ceremonies.
The Boosters club will work
with the baseball club in this.
Dick Miller Gives Up
North Dakota Coaching
Eugene, Ore.. Apr. 8 (U.R)
Dick Miller, former assistant
football coach for the University
of Oregon, has resigned his post
as head coach at North Dakota
university.
University sources here said
Miller had decided to take over
the football coaching Job at Me
Kinley high school in Canton
O., where he played under Coach
Jim Aiken in 1B31-34. .
Boat Racing
Due May 14
Outboard motor races at Im
migrant lake for May 14 were
announced Saturday by the
Southern Oregon Boat club with
local racing drivers as well as
many from out of town expect
ed to enter. At least .40 boats
will be here for the races, of
ficers said.
Races this year will be spon
sored by the club and not by pri
vate individuals.
Local merchants have been
asked to donate trophies also.
Time Trials Run
Club officers said that already
many local club members are
turning in fast trial runs every
Sunday. As many as 25 cars have
been spotted along the lake
shore and nearby roads with peo
ple watching the drivers.
Recently elected club officers
include Bob Lee. commodore;
George Van Galder. vice-commodore;
Harold Littrell, secretary
and treasurer, and Joe G. Mey
ers and Mel McGrew, directors.
Studs Announce
Practice Today
Manager Hoosier Hoffard an
nounced Saturday that the Cen
tral Point Studs will practice
Sunday on the Central Point
field at 1:30 p.m. All players are
requested to report promptly.
The pre-season schedule for
the Studs follows;
April 18 Rogue River at
Central Point.
April 23 SOC at Central
Point.
April 30 Hilt at Hilt.
May 7 SOC at Central
Point.
May 14 League play begins.
Eugene. Ore., Apr. 8 (U.P.)
The University of Oregon
trounced Willamette university
in both seven-inning games of a
baseball doubleheader, 5-4 and
2-1, here Friday.
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Sim DtoRo 8 4
Los Anjreles ..8 S
San Friinclsco 5 6
Oiiklnnd 4 6
Porllnnd 4 6
Seattle 4 7
Sncramento 4 7
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