TEJf MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday, April 28. 1950
DiMag Slams 2 Homers
And Rogues Lose, 8-5
Pittsburg, Cal., Apr. 28
(Special to Mail Tribune) Play
er Manager Vince DiMaggio of
the Pittsburg Diamonds proved
far too potent with his bat last
night as his two homeruns ac
counted for six of Pittsburg's
runs that defeated the Medlord
Rogies8-5.
The California team had to
come from behind to defeat the
Oregon team as the Rogues were
showing their best form of the
still young season to lead 5 to 0
as the last of the fifth inning
started. The Medford boys scor
ed three runs in the first and
two in the second.
DiMaggio slammed out a
grand slam roundtripper in the
fifth and then came back in the
seventh with a two run dibsi,
hnth nvr the left field barrier.
The twin assault proved fatal
to Pitcher Lloyd Jones of the
Rogues who otherwise silenced
the heavy-nimng uiamonas.
Medford took a 3 to 0 lead in
the first frame when Don Fitz
patrick walked, Manager Tom
my Nelson reached on an error,
Don Williams also drew a free
ticket and Catcher Mark Gug
lielmo doubled to deep right cen
ter field.
"Back Again!"
EVERY
DROP
STRAIGHT
BOURBON
The Rogues picked up their
final two runs in the second stan
za on successive singles by
Jones, Fitzpatrick, Stewart and
Nelson.
Jones struck out three and
walked four while Jack Hemp
hill for the Diamonds whiffed
nine and walked seven,. Jones
was also the top Rogues batter
with three singles in four tries,
Guglisilmo doubled and singled
in three trips and Stewart got
two singles.
The Unescore:
Medford ..-..320 000 000 1
Pittsburg 000 060 aox 8 10 a
Jonei and Gugllelmo; Hemphill end
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Rogues' Tickets
On Sale Saturday
Downtown Booth
A booth from which tickets
for the Medford Rogues home
games and especially the open
ing tilt May 2 at the Fairgrounds
will be erected Saturday morn
ing in time to catch the down
town crowds of shoppers, Presi
dent Les Stamper of the Ath
letics Booster club said.
Last week Saturday a booth
set up by the local marine corps
recruiting office sold nearly SO
tickets to opening day plus set
ting aside reserved seats or box
seats for the whole season.
Tomorrow the marines again
will help out in putting up the
booth but this time it win De
located near the U. S. National
bank biulding in a parking
space. Police Chief Clatous Me-
Credie has given permission for
the Boosters to take over a park
ing space.
The booth Is sponsored by tne
Athletics Booster club as part
of its program to boost athletics
In southern Oregon. Girl ushers
for this year's Rogues' home
games will be in charge.
Local Golf
Team
Headed by Norm Worthley
and Wayne Johnson, 17 Rogue
Valley Country club men will
contend Sunday morning in a
team golf watch with Roseburg
golfers on the Roseburg links.
It will be the first team activ
ity of the year for the Medford
devoters. The Medford delega
tion will include members of the
high school golf team, Phil
Getchell, Bill McAllister Jr., Ed
die Oldfield, Justin Smith Jr.
and Bob Shepherd Jr., who are
now participating in competition
at Coos Bay.
Rogue Valley will entertain
Eugene golfers here on May 7.
Penn Relays Scheduled
Philadelphia, Apr. 28 (U.R
The Penn relays, giddiest ana
gaudiest of the east's big track
and field meets, opens today for
the 56th annual running with a
field of 3,000 competing in the
to-day program at Franklin
field.
Three relay championships
and five individual titles will
be decided today. In tomorrow's
closing performances, five relay
titles and seven individual
events stand out.
Away
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Sub Match
At Armory
Tough One
A substitute wrestling match
on the armory card last night
turned out to be a wild and
wooly knock-down-and-drag-out
affair which turned the place
into bedlam with fans shouting
wildly and grapplers hammering
each other from pillar to post
as well as chasing each other
around the aisles.
When the smoke of battle had
subsided the team of Pete Bel
castro and George Strickland
had defeated Leo Wallick and
Buck Davidson. The substitute
match was arranged when a re
currence of a knee injury kept
Lee Grable, who was supposed
to meet Wallick, off the card.
One-Sided Affair
The team match was pretty
much of a one-sided afrair as far
as the Wallick-Davidson combi
nation was concerned. Except
for a brief flurry when all four
men were in and out of the ring
in a wild melee, Davidson re
fused to relieve his partner and
frequently advised Belcastro
and Strickland on methods of
procedure.
After it was all over Wallick
and Davidson became engaged
in an argument which Wallick
settled by knocking Davidson
out with a pile driver. That irked
Belcastro and Strickland and
they chased the Chicago toughie
from the ring before aiding Ref
eree Earl Yoakley in removing
the unconscious Davidson.
In other matches, Belcastro
used a surfboard to take two
falls from Ted Bell, the second
by default when Bell was un
able to continue, and Davidson
won two out of three from
Strickland.
STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W. L. . Pet. GBL
Hollywood . 20 8 .714
San Dieuo 20 11 .645 1).
San Francisco ......10 14 .333 9
Oakland 14 13 .519 31i
PORTLAND ... 14 14 .900 S
Los Angeles IS 18 .484 Hli
Sacramento .ll 10 .387 10
Seattle 6 21 .222 13',.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 6
New York
Cleveland ..
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis ....
Chicago
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chlcflfrn ..
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
Philadelphia ..
New York
Cincinnati
.857
.625
.600
.571
.444
.400
.286
.200
1.000
.750
.714
.625
.375
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MOTORCYCLES RACE SUNDAY About 100 motorcycle
speed drivers are expected Sunday when Rogue River Ramblers
Motorcycle club sponsors races at Valley View track, two miles
north of Ashland off highway 69. Scene above shows Don Tindell,
Portland, and Ray Hyland, Eugene, in a race at Valley View.
Trials will start 10 a.m. and races are billed for 2 p.m.
BOWLING
CITY LEAGUE
American Legion took both
high team series and hixh team
game with 2,479 and 858 respec
tively when the City Bowling
league rolled last night at the
Medford Bowling lanes.
Ed Barry copped high indivi
dual series with 542 and V. Lub
bers took high individual game
with 237.
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
Teams W
S .O.D.I 48
E. H. Mann Company H.....40
Copco ..3
Teamsters Union 38
Harold Brown Agency .. 36
Mall Tribune 30
American Legion 22
Edgerton Motors 21
Brown's 4
Boone 479
Flndley 477
Harper 471
Morehouse .. 454
Swearlngon .. 303
2332
S42
3111
3110
Teamsters 3
Bollinger .... 453
Vallee 485
D. Lubbers .. 463
V. Lubbers .. 527
Vessey 436
2304
Copco
Barry
Kohn
Thomnson
Deverell 4D5
Brock 458
2274
Edgerton 1
Plankenhorn.. 411
Wilson 472
Thorensen .... 408
Johns 455
Webster 480
2316
Legion S
H Goold 445
Peters 441
C. Goold 400
Maggentl 401
Tennant . 510
2479
Tribune 2
Absentee 408
Stovall . 523
Slead 424
Absentee .... 441
Anuersun 505
2324
S.O.D.L 1
Hasen SIS
Schipper 451
Schrecengost 478
P. Morgan .... 501
J. Morgon .... 493
2443
Mann Co. 1
OH . 417
Absentee . 381
Mann 474
llnwley 488
Hillyer 496
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Recreation
On Saturday
Curtailment in activities Sat
urday at the local public schools
where boys had been taking part
in recreation activities, was an
nounced today by Lee Ragsdale.
supervisor of physical education
in the school system.
He said that in as much as few
boys have been showing up to
take part in recreation at the
schools Saturday afternoon, this
activity will be held only morn
ings irom now on.
Only the grade school grounds
will be open now with this activ
ity limited to the period from
10 a. m. to noon. All other ses
sions are cancelled.
Attendance has been good
mornings. Ragsdale said, but has
fallen off considerably in afternoons.
NCAA Sends Questions
On TV to 393 Schools
Chicago, Apr. 28 (U.R) A
questionnaire to determine the
impact of television on college
sports has been sent to 393 ac
tive and allied members of the
National Collegiate Athletic as
sociation.
The Questionnaire asked for
Information for the past four
years on attendance at football
games, prices, season ticKei
sales, number of games televis
ed, weather an dother factors.
Junior High
Track Meet
Medford junior high trackmen
travel to Grants Pass for a dual
meet with the Cavemen junior
high squad Saturday as the
local boys go all qit to make it
twu luiisecuuvc; uum meek vic
tories for the 1950 season.
Last Friday the Medford boys
swamped Ashland junior high
oo to 34 at Asniand oy winning
10 first places and sweeping
points in three events. The local
youths took second in nine
events, tied for second in an
other and grabbed eight thirds.
Local boys who probably will
take part include Bingham. Judd,
Morrison. Pyle, Vance, Crippen,
Walker, Goodman. Walcl, Craw
ford, Gregory, Huber, Spines,
C r o w 1 , Atterbury, Christian,
Gaines, McDonald, Demmar and
Perkins.
The meet is scheduled to start
about 11 a.m.
MEXICALI HOLDS LEAD
El Centro, Cal., Apr. 28 (U.R)
Good pitching last night gave
Mexicali undisputed possession
of first place in the Sunset
league. Aurclio Esprizueta hurl
ed the Eagles to a 12 to 2 vic
tory over El Centro.
The drop in per capita farm in
come last year was the first since
1938, according to the federal
department of agriculture.
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