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Rogues Score 9-4 Reno to Play Here Pointers Edge Myrtle Creek Score 12 toll Myrtle Creek, May 20 Cent ral Point high baseball team end ed its 1950 JDJ conference sea son Saturday by edging Myrtle Creek 12 to 11 here behind the eight-hit pitching of Don John son. John Bigham and Herb Trautman. Johnson was the'win ning pitcher. The Pointers will play Ashland high in a Southern Oregon con ference baseball game Tuesday at Central Point. Ken Bartley with three for four, Herb Colley and Trautman each with two for five and Glen Hedgpeth who got credit for two hits in four appearances paced the Pointers. The victory lifted the Central Point nine coached by Clarence Mellbye out of the JDJ confer ence cellar into fourth place with " a season record of two wins and five losses. Central Point blasted out 12 hits off Myrtle Creek hurlers. The errors column gave the Pointers three and the losing nine made four. DUCK FOOTBALL TICKETS Eugene, May 20 Applications for 1950 season and individual tickets to University of Oregon football games will be in the mail by July 1, Athletic Director Leo Harris announced Saturday. Tickets are back from the print ers and now are being processed, he stated. Price includes motor rail, belt, pllley, mitre gauge, fence, splitter. guard and extensions. With The MEW PowerJOno Ball BIG SAW FEATURES Till Arbor Conitrwction Ball Staring Cult Vi" Dttp 7',i" Ahtad Blade 12"x16" Tablt (MiVx 16" wilh Exleniiom) Initanr-poiitioning Full-length Sip Fence 4850 sClSl Craisi & Molhu? HARDWARE COMPANY HERB CRAIN EMIL MOHR 225 East 6th Next Door to J."C. Penney Co. fc M BBS I, ' r : HUBBARD-WE AY CO. 25 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 2-4011 Cavemen Vie Here Monday Grants Pass, May 20 Grants Pass and Roseburg high schools will meet on the Medford high field Monday at 3 p. m. to de cide which baseball team will go to the state tournament sched uled at Albany next week-end. Saturday the Cavemen ran Roseburg ragged by stealing bases almost at will to help score a 14 to 6 victory after the Roseburg nine had defeated them Friday afternoon 4 to 1 in a close game at Roseburg high school iield. Big inning for Grants Pass Saturday was the second when the Cavemen tallied six of their 14 runs. Roseburg garnered but six hits while Grants Pass bat .ed out nine. Opening games Thursday at Ubany will find HUlsboro play ing the Roseburg-Grants Pass winner, Pendleton vs. Roosevelt (Portland), Eugene vs. Central Catholic (Portland) and Salem vs. Albany. Roosevelt is defending cnampion. Snead Regains Lead In Western Golfing Los Angeles, May 20 (U.R) Sam Snead shot his second two- under-par 69 today and regained the lead in the western open golf championship with a three-day total of 209. Snead birdied three holes, in cluding a 20-foot putt on the 18th green, and bogeyed the 10th when he missed a two-footer. 9,JJ Convenient L.- TERMS LOW-PRICED Bearing TiltArbor Saw Xir 1 Ym with this sensational new saw in your shop you can "build it your self" and save hundreds of dollar! a year! Bookcases, cupboards, shelves, cabi nets, porch and lawn and household furniture you can make them all quickly and easily with a Power King to speed your work and have fun doing it. There's never been a low cost saw like this before with so many big saw features. It's engineered and built by Atlas for years of service. Come in and set it today I Available piete line of fast-workin speed up every farm jo easier. See us soon. Victory; Tonight Medford Ragua and Bono SiWcrtox will conclude, their current Far Will Baiebt.ll league series with single game at the local fairgrounds park tonight at 7:45. Medford goes to Eugene Monday to open a three-game series and returns here Thursday. By Hank Green Medford Rogues changed the complexion of their game a bit last Friday night and instead of outting on a last-minute blast to win, took it a bit easy to post a 1 to 4 victory over Reno out at the fairgrounds park before ibout 700 fans. The local Club did score most of its runs in one inning but this time it was the third instead of the eighth or ninth as it had been recently. Hueners Hard to Hit Carl Hueners on the mound for Medford allowed but seven hits but wildness kept him in trouble during much of the game. When his control was right he was tough to hit. Jack Cooney started off that Medford third stanza by lining a double down the right field line. John Popovich walked, Bob Haddock singled to left, Don Wil liams reached on a fielder's choice. Al Bolen singled to left and Bill Adams flied deep to right field. There were also three errors mixed into the fracas. Adams Blasts Homer Adams also helped out the lo cal cause by blasting a homerun over the Desoto sign about 20 feet inside the right field foul line wit, no one aboard in the second, Tony Filippo, hard-hitting Re no centerfielder, was thumbed out of the game in the second in ning tor protesting too long a de cision at second base, Singles by Popovich and Bo len and double by Haddock gave the local club one run in the sixth and in the seventh Stuart's single, an error and Popovich's one-baser tallied another. Wil liams doubled and after Bolen sacrificed Adams reached on an iror for one run in the eighth inning, Reno AB PO 4 4 0 0 Zaccarelll If ....5 Palmisano 3b ..0 Filippo cf 1 Hlllera If . 3 Borich c 4 Diercks lb Aklns rf -...2 Ramsey 2b Pyne If, cf 5 Monahan p 1 Trestler 1 Carlson p 0 Jones 1 31 4 7 24 11 Grounded out for Monahan in 7th Reached fielder's choice for Carlson In Sth. Medford AB R H PO A E Stuart ss 4 Cooney lb 5 Popovich If 3 Haddock 2b 4 Williams rf ..... 4 Bolen 3b ...3 Adams cf 5 Martin c .5 Hueners p 3 38 B 13 27 13 1 Reno 100 2no 1004 t 9 Medford 015 001 llx s 13 1 Homerun Adams. Three base hit Borich. Two base hits H a d d o c k, Cooney. Stolen bases Williams, Mar tin. Zaccarelll Hit by pitched ball Popovich. Filippo. AUIns (21. Struck out by Hueners 7. Monahan 2, Carl son 1. Bases on balls off Hueners 10, Monanan 5. Sacrifice hit Bolen. Runs batted in Popovich 1, Haddock 1, Bolen 3, Adams 2, Zaccarelll 2. Diercks 1. Ramsey 1. Left on base Medford 11. Reno 14. Double play Stuart to Haddock to Cooney. Earned runs Medford 3. Reno 3. Losing pitcher Monahan. Umpire s Shaw and Mueller. Names 'Mr. Heart Beat' San Francisco. Mav 20 (U P) Eiehty-year-old Miss Dornthv Ziegler of San Francisco won $10,000 in cash tonight by cor rectly naming "Mr. Heart-Beat" on the radio program "Truth or Consequences," t h e National Broadcasting System announced. Sine named Hoet Edgar A. Guest as the mystery man to win the contest on behalf of the American Heart foundation. ' mm mm ; nrnm y-ifli There are many reasons why your next tractor should be a John Deere Model "M" . . . and two bi$ ones are Quik-Tatch speed of changing implements, and Touch-o-matic hydraulic control of equipment, With Quilc-Tstch, attaching and detach ing most tools takes only s few seconds. It's a one-man job ... in many cases hook ing up is a matter of reaching down from your seat on the tractor to drop in one at taching pin. Touch-o-matic givei you effort less, finger-tip control to raise, lower, and adjust implements. for the Model "M" is t corn- equipment to and make it APPEARS HERE TODAY top marksmen, will be seen at Crater Lake highway at Four hibition. He is shown shooting on bottom jar and when that straight down and is broken by shoot is open to the public. STANDINGS FAR WEST LEAGUE SATURDAY MORNING W L Klamath Falls 13 ReddlnK 15 MEDFORD 13 Pittsburg ..13 Euzene Marvsville Willows 7 Reno 5 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Saturday Afternoon San DleKO 34 Hollywood 30 Oakland 26 Los Angeles 28 PORTLAND 25 San Francisco 26 Sacramento 19 Seattle - 17 SATURDAY NIGHT American Leasue New York 18 Detroit 16 Boston -...19 13 Washington 15 11 Cleveland 15 11 Philadelphia 9 18 St. Louis 6 15 Chicago S NaUonal League Brooklyn 17 9 Philadelphia 16 10 St. Louis 14 12 Chicago 12 Boston 13 Pittsburgh 13 15 New York 10 12 Cincinnati BASEBALL FAR WEST LEAGUE Friday's Results Redding 14. Mnrysvllle 13 Klamath Falls 3. Willows 0 MEDFORD 9. Reno 4 Pittsburg 6, Eugene 2 Pacific Coast League Sacramento 7, Seattle 3 Hollywood 14. Oakland 13 San Francisco 6, Los Angeles 3 PORTLAND 10. San Diego 6 National League All games postponed, rain American Leagu Detroit 14, Philadelphia 8 New York 2, Chicago 0 Cleveland 4, Boston 1 Washington at St. Louii, postponed rain Scores Yesterday PACIFIC COAST LKAOUE San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 1 San Diego 7, Portland S Hollywood S. Oakland 2 (12 Innlngsl Seattle at Sacramento (night) AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit S, Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 3, Washington 0 New York 3. Chicago 1 Cleveland 8, Boston 5 NATIONAL LEAGUE new York 8 4, Cincinnati 3 0 St. Louis 7. Boston 4 Chicago 7. Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 3 . PltUburgh 2 S Junior Rifle Club To Meet Monday, 7:30 P. M. The Medford Junior Rifle club will hold its last meeting of the season Monday eveninc; at 7:30 p.m. at the indoor range in Mer rick's basement. Final awards will be presented to all who have earned them. Members are invited to bring their parents. Refreshments will be served. Members are requested to re turn the junior rifle handbooks issued them when they joined There will be no firing at this meeting. S TETTER LEADS WIL Seattle. May 20 U.R) Glenn Stetter of Tacoma raised his av erage one point to move into first nlace in the Western Internation al league batting race with a .425. LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Aroid hours of tedious hand sprinkling . Let us show you how a lawn sprinkling lyiltm, properly designed and Installed can add value to your property. BROWNIE'S PLUMBING, HEATING, Inc. tit Crater Lake Ave. Phone 2-4801 :8 IS S J ! U I IX I 111 I I II l I U.. I Herb Parsons, one of America's the Medford Gun club, west of Corners todav at 2 D.m. in an ex- at jars of sand. He aims at point x breaks the upper one falls almost aiming at about the same spot. The DUCKS DEFEAT OSC Eugene, Ore., May 20 (U.R) Oregon broke a four-game losing streak here yesterday to whip Oregon State college, 10-6. and climb a step out of the northern division baseball cellar. ill Ai II j II 11(1111 I LHK'. !;! TRUCKERS M Now Available MnjM? 1950 New 105 H.P. -4P mm nmrm Emm These Engines Can Be Installed on a Budget Plan ACT NOW ... As We Have a Limited Supply Don't Forget Our May Specials! 1938-48 CHEVROLET PASSENGER CARS & PICK-UPS VALVE LABOR Tune Engine Reface & Reset Valves Test Valve Spring COMPLETE ENGINE INCLUDES PARTS 1 Set of Rings . 1 Sat of Gaskets 1 Set of Piston , 1 Condensar f'l i Oil 1 Sat Ignition w Points . Nseaisary Valval INCLUDES LABOR .Rtplica Piston . Tsrjtt Oil Pan r?'"?' . . Clean Carbon Replace Piston Pi" a Grind Valval Adjust Main Bearings .Time Engine 227 East 9th Sunday. May 11. 1950 Eagles Edge Ashland High Score 13-11 Veterans Center, May 20 Eagle Point high school baseball team concluded Its 1950 season here Friday afternoon by past ing Ashland tiigivs nine, la to 11, in a Southern Oregon conference game that saw the Eagles tally eight runs in the third inning for the decision. Ashland rallied in the seventh and final frame with two out and scored a trio of runs but could not tie the score or go into the can. weedy got three for live to oace Ashland. Singles by Cahail. D. Cain, Doherty and Johnson, double by Mulhollen, a fielder's choice, two errors and a hit batsman spelled eight runs in that third inning. Simmons with two hits in three trips and Cahail with two for four, Mulhollen two for four, Doherty two for four and Catta naugh with the same paced the igles. Cattanaugh and Doherty nls also included doubles. The linescore: Ashland 125 000 311 7 3 Eagle Point 018 004 x 13 12 3 Elliott and Tcnney; Doherty and Dodenhoff. Mrs. Tom Ness Wins Women's Golf Champ Mrs. Tom Ness yesterday morning won the women's spring golf handicap champi onship at Hogue Valley Coun try club. She defeated Mrs. William Schei 3 and 2. Prise for the ti tle is the McDuffee's Drive-in trophy. GRIND 2103 Incl. Parti, Gnket, Sat Nteaisary Valei OVERHAUL 5931 L0(3(3Elr1S JGftj Hill Prince Wins Easily Baltimore. Mav 20 (U.R) Vir ginia's rugged Hill Prince smash ed mighty Middlegiound's chances of joining the triple crown champions of the turf when he ran away from the Tex as terror in the stretch today to win the famed Preakness stakes. Looking the Kentucky Derby champion in the eye as they raced almost head and head at the lop of the stretch, Hill Prince proved his two former victories over Middleground were no Announcing THE NEW MODEL "11" MALL CHAIN SAW More Horsepower More Efficiency No Extra Weight NO EXTRA COST ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION Mall Chain Saw Sales & Service 106 S. 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