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MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBWfE ET.EVEW
BARTLE ONE IN FOUR
Salem. Ore., June 22 U.R
Dick Bartle banged out one hit
in four trips, made six put outs
and was credited with one error
last night In the Salem Senators
Western International league
game. The former Medford Nug
gets player now is batting .297
for Salem.
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Furgol Paces
PGA Tourney
Ohio Course
Columbus, 0., June 22 (U.R)
Marty Furgol of Albuquerque,
N. M., went out after the quali
fying medal in the 32nd PGA
golf championship today, brim
ming with confidence in a new
cross-handed putting grip he im
provised halfway through the
opening round.
Desperate over failure to
knock down putts on the front
nine Furgol switched to the new
grip and he blazed home in 37
33 70 to tie Slugging Chick
Harbert of Detroit for the lead
after the first of two qualifying
rounds. Harbert fired 35-3570.
They were a shot ahead of
Johnny Palmer of Badin, N. C.
runnerup to Sam Snead last
year; Dick Metz of Arkansas
City, Kans.; Ellsworth Vines of
Los Angeles and 51-year-old Al
Watrous of Birmingham, Mich.
The six leaders were the only
pros to clip the par 72 at Scioto
Country Club although record
breaking practice rounds earlier
in the week indicated the scor
ing would be hot. Soft greens,
marred by the foot-prints of the
early starters among the 128
players shooting for the title,
helped thwart their attack on
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Local Boys Play
In Golf Tourney
Five Medford youths, main
stays of the high school golf
team during the past season, will
compete in the state junior golf
tourney next week at Alderwood
Country club at Portland.
Eddie Oldfield. Phil Getchell
and Bill McAllister will vie in
' moor
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THIRD STRAIGHT The late Charles a Howard's Irish-bred Hoc (outside), with Johnny Longden
aboard grabs the third straight win over Calumet's Citation (nose showing on rati) In winning the
$10,000 Forty Nlner Handicap at Golden Date Fields In Albany, Calif. Noor coming from last place
overtook Citation In the stretch to set a new world's record for the mile and one-eighth In 1:46 4-5.
STANDINGS
FAR WEST LEAGUE
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Reddlns 40
Klamath FaUa 34
Pittaburg 30
Reno 26
MKDFORD 25
Marysville 23
Eugene 22
Willows 21
Pet.
.690
.607
.926
.464
.463
.434
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.389
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood
Oakland
San DjeBO
PORTLAND ...
San Francisco
Lot Angeles ...
Seattle -
Sacramento ...
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46
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.361
J23
500
.466
40 45 .471 13
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32
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 33
St. Louis 33
Philadelphia 31
Boston 30
Chicago 27
New York 25
Pittsburgh 21
Cincinnati 16
.456
.372
.611
.611
.585
.536
.519
.481
.386
.296
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit ..... 37
New York 38
Cleveland 32
Boston 32
Washington 26
Chicago 24
St. Louis 20
Philadelphia 20
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.655
.561
.525
.456
.421
.364
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Book Burning Campaign
Launched by Commies
Hong Kong. June 22 (U.R)
The independent Singtao Daily
News said today in a Canton dis
patch that Chinese communists
had launched a book burning
campaign. The newspaper said
more than 1,000 volumes, in
cluding some English titles,
were removed from the public
library in the Shekki district
outside Canton and burned.
the junior division and Justin
Smith and Bob Shepherd in the
boys' division. Oldfield won the
boys' division first flight last
year.
The tourney opens Monday
and concludes on Friday.
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DOUBLE DUNKING AHen Morgan, coxswain of Washington Uni
versity Huskies, turned the tables on a fellow teammate during tra
ditional victory dunking by pulling him in with him. Washington
made a clean sweep of the Marietta, O., Regatta taking the fresh
man, Junior varsity and varsity events.
Tennis Matches
Dated on Sunday
Local sports fans
see some top-notch
wishing to
tennis and
some of the best netmen in
southern Oregon In action will
have such an opportunity Sun
day morning at the local high
school courts when teams rep
resenting Medford and Klamath
Falls play each other.
There will be singles and dou
bles matches with six of the for
mer and three of the latter
slated.
One of the features of the sin
gles competition on the Sabbath
will be the match between Ken
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southern Oregon tennis chanr
pion for two years, and Tod Tib
butt, Medford, who defeated
Karnes at Klamath Falls about
a month ago.
No admission will be charged
to spectators and the first match
Sunday will star at 10:30 a. m
Classified la at
Dead line Sunday
Noon Saturdaya.
Brown Move
Forecasted
St. Louis. Mo., June 22. (U.R)
President Bill De Witt threat
ened today to move the St
Louis Browns out of St. Louis
if the team doesn't start draw
ing more support at the box
office, and Baltimore and Dal
las immediately opened their
arms to the club.
Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro
of Baltimore wired De Witt that
he would welcome the Ameri
can league club with open
arms," and owner R. W. (Dick)
Burnett of the Dallas Eagles
said he was "very much inter
ested" in buying the franchise.
De Witt revealed that he had
received offers from Baltimore,
Dallas, Los Angeles, Houston.
Milwaukee and Kansas City, and
he added flatly:
It a matter of self-preser
vation. If we don't get some sup
port at the gate, we'll have to
move."
FCC, Big Ten
Talk 'Bowl'
Madison, Wise, June 22 (U.R)
Final action on any renewal
of the Big Ten-Pacific Coast
Rose Bowl agreement probably
will not come until May, 1951,
spokesmen for both conferences
indicated today after a one-day
meeting to negotiate differences.
Commissioners V ic t o r O.
Schmidt of the Pacific Coast and
Kenneth L. "Tug" Wilson of the
Big Ten said both committees
would report back to the individ
ual conferences n December.
Then another negotiating ses
sion would be held with the final
vote by each conference slated
for the May, 1951 meeting.
The committees from the two
leagues discussed three phases of
the contract at yesterday's meet
ing, allocation of tickets, meth
od of selection of teams and re
striction on practice periods.
Scores Yesterday
Reno 14-9. Klamath Falls 3-17.
MEDFORD S. Willowi 2.
Pittsburg 12. Redding 5.
Eugene 10, Maryivllle 7.
PACIFIC COAST LEAOUB
Lo An fele 8, Oakland 3.
San Diego 8. Sacramento a.
Hollywood 7. San Franclaco 8.
PORTLAND 5. Seattle 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 5.
St. Louis 14, New York 6.
Pittsburgh 5, Phitadelph'-a I.
Chicago 3, Boston 0.
AMERICAN LEAOLft
Cleveland 5. New York 1.
Chicago 3. Boston 1.
Waihtngton 12, Detroit 4.
Philadelphia 4, St Louis J.
Dead line on Classified Ads: 5:S0
p m, (or following day; 10 a m. Mon
day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m.
Sports for
the Week
TODAY
Central Point Softball dou
bleheader. high school field.
7:30 p. m. Roguat vs. Wil
lows, fairgrounds park 7:45
p. m. Junior Legion baseball
practice, senior high field, t
p. m. Central Point Baseball
school, town field, 7 p. m.
FRIDAY
Rogues vs. Marysville
Peaches, fairgrounds park,
7:45 p.m. Central Point soft
ball double-h e a d a r, high
school field, 7:30 p.m.
FARMING
BUSINESS
It's our job to help make farm work easier
and better paying. That means doing a lot more
than just selling tractors and implements; it means
that we must make farming our business, too.
That's why we like to spend as much of our
time as we can out visiting our farmer friecda.
That's how we learn why and how one farm Is
different from another . . . and see how the many
different problems can be licked.
If we haven't been around to see you lately,
we're hoping to do it soon. We'd like to get better
acquainted . . . both with you and your farm.
The better we know you, the better we'll be able
to serve you.
Meanwhile, next time you're In town, drop In
and see us. Lots of folks do. You'll be welcome.
We arc haadquartars for Ford
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Equipment and ganulno
Ford Tractor and Dearborn
Implement parts. Call on ns
any time for prompt, efficient
tractor and Implement service.
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