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SIX MEDFOHD (ORECOJf) MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 27. 1850 Rogues Lose to Peaches in 11th; Return Here Against Reno July 4 Stars, Oaks Open Series San Francisco, June 27 ill.R) The battle that well could de cide the 195Q Pacific Coast league pennant gets under way today In movieland with the loop-leading Hollywood Stars en tertaining the runner-up Oak land Acorns. This Is the one that the fans and the players have been wait- Medford Rogues baseball squad left this morning for Willows, Cal., whera the local Far West league club opens a three-game series tonight fol lowed by four tills at Marys villa starting on Friday. They return to Medford July 4 to play Heno, Nev. By Hank Green Medford's Rogues and the Marvsville Peaches made t w o trades in their four-game series concluded last night at the fair grounds but It is questionable whether the local fans were too pleased over either trade. Last night It took 11 Innings for the Californians to defeat the Rogues and thus even the series at two victories a piece but an other trade was made when It was an unearned run that tied the score for Medford in the ninth and another gave Marys ville a win. Late Game Rally The Rogues had displayed some of their earlier late game rallies when they pushed over that tying run in the ninth in ning with two out. After Russ Stuart had struck out, the Marysvllle second base man kicked around Jack Coo ney's grounder for an error, Johnny Popovich also struck out hut nnn Williams drew a walk Bfter pushing the count to three Ronton and two. i Wmk With Cnnnev on second ba.e rm-burih nob Haddock sent ground sin-, gle just out of the reach of the Peaches' third baseman and Coo ney ambled home easily for the tying run. First Batter Fans The 11th inning for Marysville started out about the same way with Cummins falling for Vet eran Pete Jonas' curve balls for a strike out but Olson lashed grounder that struck the first base sack and bounded over Coo- ney's head for a hit. Cruger was hit by a pitched ball and Santo grounded to Lloyd Jones at second base for Medford who tossed to Stuart for the force play at second but when the local shortstop tried for the double play at first the ball got bv Cooney and Olson scored. Jonas obviously was tiring In the last Inning or two after re lieving starter Bob Smith In the sixth and allowing the Peaches but three hits and two runs. Local Fielding Gems Williams pulled down a beauty In deep right on an over-the-shoulder catch In the third in ning, Chuck Freeman ran into deep right center near the fence for a back-to-the-fleld catch in the second and Stuart made i long throw from deep short for a nice play in the tenth for Med ford. Medford picked up two runs In the second stanza when Had dock and Freeman walked, Marc Guglielmo sacrificed. Jones and Smith drew walks. Haddock scored on a passed ball and Free man tallied when S t u a r t 's grounder took a bad hop to sec ond base. Two more In the seventh for the Rogues came in on a walk to Cooney Willlonis' triple and Had dock's single. The boxscore: Marvg Ills Milium 3b ... K-l KK Slirrratt pf . Cummint If . nlMin 31, Critiirr rf N.inln Ih Si hiiPlrr c ... M;traolln p ... Wllli.im p ... AkuiIih p An II II PD A I .400231 .411110 .401301 .5 1 0 0 0 0 . 4 3 1 4 .1 0 .4 3 3 0 0 0 .3 0 2 7 0 0 .4 0 0 1 1 0 .1 0 0 0 1 0 .1 0 0 0 1 0 .10 0 10 0 STANDINGS Scores Yesterday FOR WEST I.EAOl'E BTl JiJljri Hfddins 6, Reno 8 IWCri I Mnryavllla 6, MEDFORD (11 In- l X, tCT-yl "'sali'm 12, Zutent e (exhlblUon). jfi ftfc'"!' American league , ll T L 'Ji ,jl3v Detroit S. Chlrago 4. 11 it&Jr f jrl Jf'- lOnly game rheduled). J "XyA1fr'yJ , C ttLrS,. 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V Brooklyn 34 23 5M0 -jaSV J?V Philadelphia 34 24 .5Hii i; VX- 'ev?Cxvr 32 2-7 is i r$&tthri ... 37 S 7 33 10 1 r 0" , 2 'a,' 7 2 I Ml E Portland Pro Bend Winner Bend, Ore., June 27 (U.PJ Ted Longworth, Portland pro fessional, toured the Bend Golf club course in a three-under-par 89 yesterday to win the Ore gon professional golfers monthly pro-amateur sweepstakes. Longworth also teamed with Joe Grahlman of Bend to win the best ball play with a 65. Harry Bates, Portland, and Jim Bushong and Bill Hatch, Bend, tied for amateur gross hon ors with 77s. ing for. The Stars, with a four- game bulge on the field, could just about knock out all con tention with a slaughter in this one. Even if they are able to win four out of the seven games, they would be fat and sassy. Elsewhere In the league San Diego travels to Seattle, Port land visits Sacramento and San Francisco plays host to Los Angeles. LOCAL GIRLS WIN Medford girls' Softball team sponsored by the Union club edged a girls' team from Duns muir 4 to 3 Sunday at a local field, It was learned this mom. ing. Curry and Stinson formed the local battery while Newman and Hughes did similar duties for the Ounsmuir team. FELLER SEEKS 200TH St. Louis, June 27 lU.R) Bob Feller of Cleveland faces the St. Louis Browns tonight seeking the 200th victory of his career and the distinction of being the only active major league pitcher with that many triumphs. BUILDING A HOME? FOR TOP QUALITY CONSTRUCTION USE HIGH QUALITY, ECONOMICAL Tru-Mix Concrete QUICK DELIVERY ANY TIME ANY WHERE TRU-MIX CONCRETE CO. McANDREWS ROAD PHONE 2-5271 Maryrtvlllt .. 010 004 000 01 ft Medford 020 000 201 005 Three-bane hits WMllamt, CriiRer. Two-hnsp hits St-rly. Snnto Scrifife hll C;iiRlitlmo. Hit bv pitehrd bulls Cruder Uonatl, Schafer Uonnsi, Wild pitch Willliinis. Passt'd ball Schaeler 1. Struck out bv .Hnilth 4, Jonai 4, Mamolln 1, Williami 3. 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