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Ex-Local Dodger Helps In Victory
LA GRANDE BID OKAY
La Grande, Ore., May 18
!U.R) The district 1-A track com
mittee has voted to allow thi
La Grande high school relaj
team to enter the state meet a:
a result of the withdrawal o:
second-place Vale.
TEH MEDfOHO (OKKOOM) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday. Mar 1. IM8
Bv United Press
Dodgers, was safe on a Porter
ville miscue and he scored when
First Baseman Bill Jackson rap
ped out a double. Third sacker
Don Wagner singled to bring in
Jackson and crossed himself
when center fielder Chris Remo
let tha ball pass through his
legs. , ,
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Three errors by Porterville
proved disastrous last night in
its Sunset league contest with
Yuma.
Yuma came out on top of a 8
to 6 score as George Suprenant
was chalked with a loss.
In the seventh inning. Bill
Hodees. formerly of Medford
frame came when Jep Holme
was safe at first on an error
and later got home.
The third Yuma tally In that
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Local Tennis Ladder
Tourney on Schedule
Annual anrinff tennis: "lad
der" for Medford player who
wish to establish positions on
a city tennis team, will be pub
lished in The Mail Tribune to
morrow afternoon.
Players named will meet Sun
day at the senior high school
courts at 8 a. m. to establish
progressive positions and any
one whose name does not appear
on the ladder and wishes to com-
BOWLING
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
J. Knapp took high individual
series and high individual game
with 594 and 213 respectively
last night as the Commercial
Bowling league held its session
at the Medtord Bowling lanes.
High team series and high
team game honors went to Med
ford Motors with 2,412 and 849
respectively.
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Teams w
Kaele. Lodie .-52 211
Werner's Bricklayers
EUli Grocery ...
Savior Barber Shoo
Henry a Lrnve-in
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Kyker 477 Wall 422
Hamilton 0 K. Knapp 439
Hartzell 468 Clyde 374
N. Smith . 473 Watkins 486
Ward Ml earn 468
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Kurlh ... 531 Moser
468 Baker
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Bamum 448
Clark 427
Absentee
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,... 425
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494
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B. Ellis 428
R. Ellis 481
468 Nordstrom 461
802 W. Smith ... 4(13
Wright 867 Woods
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Henry's I Pepsi-cola 1
Weber 487 Eklund 80S
Luhbers ...
Cummtnls
Brh'jIU 499
Minger ........ 433
492 Huntemann .. 418
4IB Shaw 472
Valle 462
Hlce 498
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pete may attend the Sabbath
session, those in charge said.
The local city team will be
host for its first scheduled match
with Ashland on Sunday, May
28. In a practice match last Sun
day the city teams from the two
communities played a 6 to 6 tie.
Local players expressed their
appreciation to the school de
partment for improvement made
to one of the senior high courts.
A defective area on one corner
has been resurfaced and play
ing now will be safer as well as
improving the courts' general
appearance.
Area Softball
League Talked
Outlook for softball league
competition in Medford this sum
mer is dim, a spokesman for
the local association said today,
although an effort is being made
to organize a league among
teams in Medford, Ashland, Tal
ent, Central Point and Grants
Pass.
He said that a local league
seems unlikely as but four teams
definitely are Interested ana
two others might play. He
pointed out that at least eight
teams should be in a league to
make the sport anywhere near
a paying proposition.
Right now the local association
is waiting to hear from towns
contacted and another meeting of
the local group is planned as soon
as answers are received here.
Portland Couple Play
On Local Golf Course
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Davidson
of Portland's Waverly Golf
club played over the Rogue Vat
ley Country club links this
week.
Mrs. Davidson is the former
Sissy Green who won the Ore
gon Lion associations women a
championship in 1941 and re
tained the title for the duration
of the war. She was runner-up
for the mantle in 1940.
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Comadiao Max Patkia will
put on his act at tha fair
grounds park tonight whan tha
Medford Rogues and Pittsburg
Diamonds play their third and
final gama of tha currant se
ries starting at 7:45. Rane will
ba in town Friday to open a
threa-gama series.
Br Hank Graan
It Is an old adage in base
ball but it certainly held true
out at the fairgrounds last night
"A baseball game is never over
until the last man is out" and
result was that a large majority
of the fans were not present
when the Medford Rogues won,
12 to 11.
The Pittsburg Diamonds were
ousted from a triple tie with the
Rogues and Redding for second
place and today Medford holds
second spot alone on the basis of
percentage points. -Two
Man Out
Two men were out in that
eight-run eighth inning last night
when the winning run over the
Diamonds was scored.
Marc Guglielmo, pinch hitting
for Pitcher LaVerre Herrmann,
opened that stanza with a line
single to left. Jack Cooney struck
out and John Popovich flied to
center.
However, the Rogues were not
to be denied as Bob Haddock,
Player-Manager Tommy Nelson
and Don Williams singled in suc
cession. That was all for starting
Pitcher Jack Hemphill and Char
lie Souza took over mound du
ties.
Bolen Walks Again
Al Bolen drew his fourth walk
of the evening as first man to
face Souza. Bill Adams doubled
to right center and Milt Martin
drew a pass to send Souza to the
showers. Gene Valentine, with a
season record of five wins and no
losses, then hurled for Pittsburg.
Gleason. pinch hitting for
Guglielmo who had given way
to Glen Hyatt as a pinch runner,
drew a walk and so did Cooney
up for the second time. Popovich
then came through with a solid
single to left scoring Gleason and
Martin with the tying and win
ning runs.
Lloyd Jones took over mound
duties for the Rogues in the
ninth and set the Diamonds down
in order on 10 pitched balls.
Herrmann was winning pitcher
and Valentine loser.
Adams Catch Tops
Adams made a one-hand catch
of a dipping drive curving away
from him off the bat of Charlie
Malemberg in the second inning
after running the proverbial
country mile into deep right cen
ter.for the best fielding gem by
Meilford.
The Diamonds had gone ahead
in the fourth stanza, 8 to 2, on
two singles, two doubles, a triple
and two Medford errors for six
Pittsburg runs.
The box score:
Pittsburg AB R H PO A
Cook rf 4 0 10 0
Malemberg 2b.. 8 4 3 3 I
Hurst If S 13 10
Enos lb 5 3 2 It 0
DiMagalo cf ... 3 t 3 3 1
Rose 3b 4 1112
Fraser c S 0 3 8 1
Yenmnns ss 6 1 0 1 1
Hemphill pp .... 5 110 4
Souza p 0 0 0-0 0
Valentine p .... 0 0 0 0 0
Junior High
Track Meet
Here Friday
A triangular track meet In
volving boys from junior highs
at Medford, Ashland and Grants
Pass will be held Friday on the
local senior high field starting at
2:30 p.m.
The Medford youths probably
will be favored having taken a
large share of the dual meets in
which the boys have taken part.
Several of the boys coached by
Mel Boldenow and Chief McLean
have shown form and times com
parable to boys at the local sen
ior high.
Sports fans attending tomor
row's meet will have an oppor
tunity to see future senior high
runners and boys in field events
in action and thereby get a line
on what the Black Tornado's
prospects will be in the next few
sessions.
There will be no charge for
spectators and they are request
ed to sit in the new or west side
grandstand.
Last week Thursday the local
junior high thinclads edged out
Ashland junior high in a dual
meet, 68 to 54.
British Women's Golf
Newcastle, Northern Ire., May
18 U.R The stately Vicomtes-
se de Saint Sauveur of France,
who eliminated the last Ameri
can hope, Dot Kielty of Los An
geles, in the quarter-tinals. meets
Mrs. Jessie Valentine of Eng
land today for the British wom
en's amateur golf championship.
STANDINGS
FAR WEST LEAGUK
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Klamath Falls ....13
MEDFORD 12
Redding 13
Eugene 10
Pittsburg 11
Marysvllle 9
Willows 7
Reno 4
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Hollywood 28 20 .583
Los Angeles 28 23 .349
Oakland ...25 21 .543
PORTLAND 24 23 .311
San Francisco 23 26 .469
Sacramento ....18 32 .360
SeatUe 18 31 .340
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Popovich If .. 6
Haddock 2b ...8
Nelson ss 3
Williams rf 4
Bolen 3b , 1
Adnms cf 4
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Medford .010 100 28x 12 12
Three base hit Hurst. Two base
hits Popovich. Enos 2. DiMagglo 3.
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Fraser 1. Bases on balls off Herr
mann 4, Hemphill 7. Souza 3. Val
entine 1. Struck out by Herrmann 3.
Jones 1. Hemphill 4. Left on bases
Medtord 12. Pittsburg 10. Earned
runs Medford 11. Pltlsburg 8. Wild
pitches Herrmann 1. Hemphill. Balk
Hemphill 1. Double plays Herr
mann to Martin to Cooney; Malem
berg to Yenmnns to Enos. Passed ball
Fraser. Sacrifice hit Cook. Runs
batted In Cooney 1, Haddock 2, Nel
son 2. Williams 1. Adams 2. Herr
mann 2. Malemberg 2, Hurst 2, Enos
2. DiMaggio 2. Rose 1, Frnser 2. Los
ing pitcher Valentine. Winning
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Replaces Eddie Williams
Changes in
Mat Card
Trouble galore faced Promoter
Mack Lillard this morning. Three
of his six wrestlers who were
scheduled to show in the armory
wrestling pit tonight have come
up with injuries. The main
event between the Great Atlas
and Leo Wallick is intact, Lillard
said with a sigh of relief.
Pete Belcastro, who was to
have met Karl Gray in the mid
dle match, suffered a wrenched
shoulder at Klamath Falls last
night. His place is being taken
by Jack Kiser, the all-American
boy from Vancouver, Wash.
Dale Kiser, Jack's younger
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with Jack Poppenheim. Port
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the Brooklyn favorite who is out
with a lacerated head suffered
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of poison oak.
Union High Baseballers
Win District IB Title
La Grande, Ore., May 18
U.R) Union high school won its
way into the finals of the dist
rict IB baseball playoff yester
day by defeating Echo 10 to 5
in 11 innings.
Union will meet Spray Mon
day for the district title and a
berth in the state tournament.
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