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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1950)
Tornado Nine Defeats Eagles; Score 1 1 to 2 Medford high baseball team to day looked forward to its second Southern Oregon conference game of the week after easily defeating Eagle Point high's dia mond squad 11 to 2 on the Camp White field yesterday afternoon. Friday the Black Tornado nine will play Grants Pass on local school field at 2 p. m. and Sat urday the local youths go to Myrtle Creek for a non-league double-header. Conner Local HurUr Yesterday'! victory over the Eagles with Dennis Conner al lowing his opponents but two hits, was the second conference win for the Tornado against one defeat. Earlier the Medford boys defeated Eagle Point and last Saturday lost to Klamath. Jim Grimm paced the Medford hitting with two hits in as many official trips to the plate, while Connie Holzgang was credited with three safety blows in five t"ips. including a three-bagger, and Ned Landers rapped out one hit a double in three trips. The only hits made by the Eagles were George Forrestier's single in the third, which helped score the Eagle Point's first run, and a double to right bv Pat Sim mons in the sixth, which also aid ed in making a run for the Eagles. Medford Scores Five Medford's big seventh inning when it tallied five runs saw walks to Grimm, Don Coss and Ray Smith, singles by Gary Boshears and Holzgang, two er rors, three stolen bases and a passed ball. Errors by the Eagle Point nine and wildness by the pitchers con tributed much to Medford's vic tory. Conner on the mound for the Tornado had his wild mo ments also but his speed in par ticular helped him out of trouble. Illinois Valley will meet Eagle Point at the Camp White field NO WONDER IT OUTSELLS ANY OTHER BEER in Bottle Sales In the West So Light So Satisfying Discover the deep-down goodness of Lucky's all-grain flavor . . . it's the beer that's first in bottle sales in the West! Get Lucky! INTERSTATE BREWERY CO. VANCOUVER. WASHINGTON 033390331 I. A. FISCHER S3 Summit Ave. Medford, Oregon Phone 3-1792 Friday at 3 p. m. in a J-D-J and southern Oregon conference game. Llneicore: Mrdford J30 020 511 4 Eagles oal ooi 0 3 1 1 Conner and Boshcan, T. Linden Hi; Chamberlain. Millard 7) and Dodenhoff. Umpires Copeland and Olion. Rogues Get Four Players Medford Rogues will obtain four more "hired hands." includ ing a pitcher, an outfielder, a first baseman and a catcher, all of whom reportedly are either limited service players or veter ans. Business Manager Mel Car penter reported today. He indicated two of them might join the Rogues in their Far West Baseball league opener at Pittsburg, Cal., tonight while the other two would report either at Reno, Nev., the end of this week or when the Rogues open in Medford on May 2. Names of the quartet were not available this morning nor was it announced exactly who would report and when. Carpenter also announced that negotiations for the purchase of Milt Martin, former Medford Dodgers catcher and now with Santa Barbara of the class "C" California league, had fallen through and that the popular re ceiver would not come to Med ford for this season. Martin is needed by Santa Barbara to bolster its catching staff, Carpenter said. Clemo Tkos Bud Gilman Aberdeen, Wash., Apr. 26 (U.R) Joey Clemo. Portland, scored a technical knockout over Buddy Gilman of Seattle in the eighth round of their scheduled 10-round fight here last night. The 126-pound Gilman was un able to answer the bell for the ninth round. Clemo. 126 pounds, caught Gilman in a coiner during the torrid eighth round and pep pered mm witn hard letts and rights to the head. unman went down for an eight-count in the second round. In the semi-finals. Paul Ken nedy, 160, Longview. Wash., scored a fourth-round TKO over Johnny O'Day, 155, Portland, in a scheduled six-round bout. U Day hit the canvas for a count of nine in the third. Butte Falls Hatchery Building Bids Okayed The State game commission has accepted low bids for con struction work at six Oregon trout hatcheries. A 50 by 100 foot concrete holding pond will be constructed at the Butte Fallls hatchery by Henry Den-Herder lor $9,948. Other low bidders were Teller Construction company b Construction company at S13.000 and Meade-Hobson at $13,320. Highest bid was $23,799.83 by Groesbeck and Hickson. The work also includes an ad ditional water system for the holding pond. The new pond will be used for rearing large fish. No Wonder It's Kentucky's Favorite Straight Bourbon! frery Ounce a IM Misty ...at a price every man can afford! You'll know why it's the whisky that made Kentucky Whiskies famous when you experience the deep-down' satisfaction of Early Times! Rich, hearty, full-bodied it's every ounce a man's whisky every drop fully matured'. 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It was certain that the new league would draft players at its initial session. Although none of the officials would comment, it was likely they would take ev ery opportunity to sign name players awBy trom the isba. OSC Cagers Date Bradley Corvallis. Ore., Apr. 26 (U.R) Oregon State college basketball team will play Bradley, runner up in the NCAA and national in vitational championships this year, at Peoria, 111., next Decem ber 7, Roy S. (Spec) Keene, Beaver athletic director, an nounced today. Keene said Bradley was one of five intrrsectional rivals scheduled by the Beavers on its annual eastern road trip in De cember. Other games on the tour In clude Canisius at Buffalo, N. Y., December 2: New York univer sity in Madison Square Garden, December 5: Illinois at Cham paign, December 8, and Indiana at Bloomington, December 9. Keene also announced signing of a two game series with Pitts burgh at Corvallis, December 22-23. Junior High Track Slate Trackmen at Medford junior high school today were prepar ing for a triangular meet with Grants Pass and Ashland sched uled for Grants Pass Saturday afternoon, April 29, a sched ule released by the school re vealed today. Other track meets for the lo. cal junior high team coached by Mcl Boldenow assisted by Chief McLean, will send the local boys to Ashland for a dual meet on May 11 and they will face Grants Pass in a dial meet at the high school field here on May 19. Last week Friday the local track and field squad swamped Ashland junior high in a dual meet on the local senior high field 88 to 34 for its first victory of the season. Allen Winner 'Fly' Champ London, Apr. 26 Tough Ter ry Allen was being congratulat ed throughout the British Isles today on winning the world s flyweight championship but it was highly doubtful that his title would be recognized every where. Allen, former London street peddler, was awarded the cham pionship last night by the British boxing board of control when he defeated Honore Pratesi of France in a 15-round bout at Harringay arena. The B.B.B.C. had designated the bout to fill the title left va cant by the retirement of Ire land's Rinty Monaghan, Portland U. Defeats Lewis, Clark, 8 to 7 Portland. Ore., Apr. 26 (U.rV, University of Portland defeated Lewis and Clark college 8 to 7 in a 10-innlng baseball game here yesterday. A single by Joe Retallick in the bottom half of the tenth with one man on base gave Port land the victory. , Precisian tuflt Ovden Trader Ctwrtft ytuf a etet mim m e pewtf Mwer CHOM JMAlTft Trsxte ...4m 1001 WW eti Wt e4Hl ittMetwi fof Ml DELIVERY STAMPER GOFF BROS. 225 W. Main Phone 2-2939 Wednesday. April 16. 1IJ8 Sports for the Week WEDNESDAY Medford Rogun opan Fir W.tt league baitball leeion. Pittsburg, Cel., evening. Com mercial Bowling league, 7i30 p. m. Medford Rifle club shoot, Merrick's, 7:30 p. m. THURSDAY Women', golf competition, country club, afternoon City Bowling league. 7 p. m Med lord Rogues at Pittsburg, eve ning All-star wrestling card, armory, 6:30 p. m. FRIDAY Grade school track meet (Roosevelt, Washington), sen ior high field. 4:1S p.m. Grants Pass high at Medford conference baieeall), 3 p.m. K.rby high at Eagle Point (JDJ and SOL baseball), 3 p.m. Sutherlin high at Cen tral Point (JDJ baseball). 3 p.m. Mixed Bowling league, 7:30 p.m. Medford Rogues at Pittsburg, evening County class B baseball (Phoenix at Jacksonville, Talent at Pros pect, Rogue River at Butte Falls), 3 p.m. SATURDAY Medford high at Myrtle Creek (baseball doublehead er), 1:30 p.m. Klamath Falls invitational track meet (Med ford high entered) Medford Roguee at Reno. Nev. MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE CP Defeated In SOL 11-10 Central Point, Apr. 26 Cen tral Point high's baseball team dropped a heart-breaker to Ash land high yesterday afternoon at Ashland 11 to 10 when an error in the last seventh with two men out allowed the Grizzlies to score what was the winning tally. This week Friday at 2 p.m. the Pointers will play a J-D-J league baseball game with Suth erlin at Central Point. Yesterday's Southern Oregon conference tilt saw the Pointers use Don Johnson on the mound with Herb Colley catching. John Bigham slammed out a home run with the bases full and Johnson drove out a roundtrip- per with one man on. John Da. vis got two hits in three tries. Central Point showed the most power at the plate it has made to date. Coach Clarence Men bye reported. Montan wax, produced from coal, is used in pigments, and as a waterproofing material. West Takes Lead In Oregon Golf Open, Portland Portland. Ore.. Apr. 26 (U.R Harold West, Tualatin Country club, today held onto a two- stroke (Pad in the Oregon open soli tournament with a 38-hole total of 140 at the halfway point of the three-day tournament. west scored a one-ovcr-par 73 on his second 18 holes late yes terday. He previously carded a 67. Ed. "Porky" Oliver of Seattle came in with a 71 for a two-day total of 142 or second spot in 'he $1,500 tourney. Don Provost Scores Emery Zimmerman of Port land turned In the dav's best round, a 34-34 68. Zimmerman's total of 143 put him in a four way tie for third place with his brother, Al; Dick Yost and Chuck Congdon of Tacoma. Other scores included: Dom Provost, Medford, 145: Ron Clark, The Dalles. 151; Joe Stie- ger, Coos Bay, 133: Ray Hons bereer. Klamath Falls. 1S4. and Jerry Peters, Coos Bay, 163. SCAPPOOSE HIGH WINS Scappoose. Ore., Apr. 26 (U,R Scappoose high school defeated Milwaukie and St. Helens in a triangular track meet here yes terday. 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