Grace DeMoii Leading
Northwest Golf Garnet
Vancouver, B.C., J une 27
U.R) Bill Mawhlnney o( Van
couver and Grace DeMoss o( Ore
gon State college led the field
entering the final qualifying
round of the Pacific Northwest
Golf association tournament to
day. Mawhinney carded a three-under-par
69 to lead Erv Ter
ant .of Seattle by two strokes.
Miss DeMoss held a four-stroke
lead over Mrs. Jack Todd of
Victoria, B.C., as she set a new
course record for women with
a 71.
Dead Una on Claislfled Ada:
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100 Boys at Opening
Of Baseball School
About 100 boys from eight to
16 years old turned out for open
ing day of the Summer Baseball
school program at the senior
high field yesterday morning,
Director Alex McDonald esti
mated as he watched three ball
games being played at the same
time.
Ninety youths registered but
McDonald said another 10 or
more showed up who did not
give their names.
With only three men in charge
McDonald, Bob Newland and
Frank Roelandt but three
games could be plyed at a time
although there were more than
enough boys to make up two
teams for a fourth game, Mc
Donald said.
One game saw boys eight to
10 years old playing, the second
had youths 11 to 13 and the
Unknowns Seeking PGA
Championship in Ohio
Columbus, O., June 26 iU.R)
Chandler Harper of Portsmouth.
Va., and Henry Williams Jr. of
Secane, Pa., virtually unknown
outside the player ranks, reach
ed for their first big jackpot of
fame and fortune today in a 36
hole match for the PGA golf
championship.
They had it all to themselves
after six days of firing at Scioto
Country club rubbed out the
glamor boys of the tournament
trail Jimmy Demaret, Sam
Snead, Johnny Palmer, Lloyd
Mangrum and others.
third saw boys from 14 to 15 or
16 playing ball.
Mornings at the baseball
school are devoted largely to
learning fundamentals and play
ing games with McDonald, Roe
landt and Newland coaching, as
well as umDirine. Afternoons
Tuesdays and Thursdays, will be
devoted to ball games, mostly
for the older boys.
The school is held Mondays
through Thursdays from 8 a.m.
In nnnn and also Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 1 to 3 p.m. at
the senior high field.
It is open to boys eight to 16
vpir nlri who are residents of
Medford. There Is no charge to
attend the scnool sponsored Dy
the local school department.
Browns Win
Wild One 9-8
By Uniiad Press
Redding was victor in a Far
West league game by the nar
row margin of one run each last
night.
While Redding beat out Reno
9 to 8, in one of the wildest
! games seen in the league this
: season.
i Fans at Redding watched the
Browns and the Silver Sox com
mit 10 errors. ?1 wild pitches
and so many balks that the um
pires simply quit counting them.
In addition, two men were
thrown out of the game for pro
testing too loudly over a called
strike.
Kahut Takes
Coast Title
At Portland
Portland, Ore.. June 27 OJ.R)
Joe Tiahut, 181, Woodburn,
mythical northwest heavy
weight champion, captured the
Pacific coast heavyweight crown
in a 12-round bout with Grant
Butcher, 180, San Francisco, here
last night.
The judges awarded the fight
to Kahut unanimously.
The fighters appeared evenly
matched in the first round and
Butcher got the edge in the sec
ond, but from then on it was Ka
hut's fight, although he was un
able to deliver a knockout blow.
Kahut Lost Earlier
"Butcher previously beat Kahut
who captured the northwest tie
from Bill Petersen In Seattle.
Butcher was knocked down
twice in the sixth round last
night and almost didn't get up
the second time. Early in the
fight, Kahut's timing appeared
to be off and Butcher showed a
sharp infighting technique.
But Kahut opened a cut over
his opponent's left eye and from
then on seemed able to hit him
whenever he wanted to. Late In
the bout, Kahut had to repeated
ly throw Butcher off. In the ninth
round he drew blood from the
Californian's nose.
Booster Club
Meet Tonight
Members of the Athletics
Booster Club of Southern Ore
gon will meet In the Holland ho
tel at 8 p. m. today for an im
portant meeting that will include
plans for the nights honoring
E. E. McKinney and Clarence
English.
This will be the first meeting
of the Boosters in several weeks
and for this reason much busi
ness will be coming up. it was
announced by President Les
Stamper.
Radio station KYJC, through
Dick Schuchard, who conducts
a sports program over the local
station, will present some sug
gestions as to how he and the
station might help the Boosters.
Stamper urged all club mem
bers and others interested in the
organization to attend this meeting.
Tuesday, June 27, 1850
MEDFORD (OREQON) MAIL TRIBUNE fEVEtt
SPEEDBOAT RACES SET
Seattle, June 27 XU.RI Stan
ley Sayres, Seattle auto dealer,
today Rroomed his "Slo-Mo-Shun
IV," fastest hydroplane in the
world, for the gold cup speed
boat races In Detroit.
Local Youths
Golf Leaders
All five Medford, youths en
tered in the Oregon state junior
golf tourney at Portland gained
the championship flight in their
respective divisions yesterday.
Bob Shepherd gained the boys'
division top flight with a re
markable 78 qualifying round
yesterday. Justin Smith shot an
80 in the same grouping and was
to face Medalist Ray Langston,
Portland, today in the opening
round.
In the junior division Eddie
Oldfield qualified with a 78,
Phil Getchell with an 80 and
Bill McAllister with an 82. Mc
Allister had to nip Tom Bourns,
Coos Bay, in a play-off to gain
the championship bracket.
Shepherd was but three
strokes higher than Ray Lang
ston, Portland, who was medal
ist with 75.
Women's Golf
Activities
Pairings for ladies' day blind
hole golf at Rogue Valley Coun
try club are listed here. Women
are to telephone Mrs. Keith
Bates before 9 a. m. Thursday if
changes are to be made or they
are to notify partners If they
cannot play or wish starting
time changed.
1R hole:
Mrt. E. H. Edaerton, Mm. Abhy
Green and Mn. F. G. Bunch: Mrt.
Ray Miller. Mr. Sam Cotton and Mrt.
C B. Collin; MM. Ren Stafford. Mra.
Hnrry Dow&on and Mn Charlei Thun
ton: Mn. .lark Eldiwlck. Mra. Thomaa
Emmens and Mrs. Tom Tuaon.
Mn. Victor Sether. Mra. Diamond
Flynn and Mra. R. G. Nuttins: Mra.
George Harrington. Mra. Earl Leever
and Mra. Ray Lamon: Mra. L. G.
Mcl.aren, Mn. Lea Meillih and Mra.
Leslie Schneider; Mrt. Art Patera,
Mrs. Tom Nes and Mra. Ralph Odell.
Mra. Jack Wood. Miaa laohel Stuart
and Mn. Paul Walker; Mra. Mahr
Rerimer. Mra. Belle Schenck and Mra.
May Plank; Mra. Tom Roaa. Mra.
Allyn Monrot and Mra. Georse Raa
muaaen. Nine holei;
Mn. William Barker, Mn Lewla
Bntea and Mrs. Jarnea wyatt; Mra.
Keith Batea and Mra. Al Llttrell: Mra.
Alvin Oinea and Mra. Frank Humph-
Stctte Baseball Tourney
Entrants Now Decided
Forest Grove, Ore., June 27
U.R) McMin'nvllle, Forest Grove
Gaston and Banks baseball
teams will be the northwest dis
trict entrants In the annual state
tournament at Silverton July 21.
McMinnvllle and Forest Grove
defeated Tulatin and Amity, re
spectively, here last night to
qualify for the state tournament.
Banks was state champion last
year.
Local Outboard Motor
Racers Take New Honor
Local outboard motorboat en
thusiasts took some top places
in the Fern Ridge regatta near
Eugene on the Sabbath, accord
ing to local reports.
Bill Barnes won first place in
the D, E and F hydros and also
top spot in the free-for-all races.
Lon Skinner took first In the
class B hydros and top place in
the B runabouts. George Van-
Galder placed third in the class
B runabouts.
bert of New York and Louise
Brough of Beverly Hills, Cal.,
breezed into the third round to
day with boring ease,
Dead Una Sunaay ciaaatnad
Nnon Saturdays. .
I at
U.S. TENNIS STARS
Wimbledon, Eng., June 27
;U.P.) America's two top hopes
to sweep the classic Wimbledon
tennis championships, Billy Tal-
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A Medford Pear Grower
Ed Pringle (Division Manager AFG
Mr. Pear Grower Writes A Want Ad
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Goose M
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WANTED: PEAR SALES REPRESENTATIVES
by a Rogue Rlvtr Valley pear grower with fine quality fruit. Seeks marketing organization
with tht following qualifications: Must have AAA-1 credit rating, plus terminal sales offices
in 130 to 150 largest cities In the United States and Canada, employing not less than 300 to
350 pear salesmen. Would like strong consumer brand backed by strong advertising and
merchandising. Prtftr agent with fine local packing house and sales office in daily touch with
1700 to 1800 distributor and chain accounts! Want this kind of pear marketing, packing, and
shipping service at lowest competitive fees with the assurance of the full market price for crop.
Reply Box XYZ, Medford, Oregon.
No, Mr. Pear Grower, you are not shooting for
the moon. If your crop is grown in the Rogue
River Valley, you are perfectly justified in de
manding such service qualifications from your
sales organization. And you don't have to write a
want ad to get it.
You see, we need pears more pears from the
Medford area. AFC customers all over the coun
try want more Blue Goose Oregon pears than we
have to sell. .
Why? Because of a sales organization of the type
you may be looking for a sales force that is run
ning far ahead of our grower sources of supply.
American Fruit Growers is a national seles and
merchandising organization with its own teletype
network linking all of the United States and most
HO CAN A D A -VKV.
V ("jjSaiES noSmpi'N; Facilities jJ.
Picture of a 340-Man Sales Force
AFG sales offices art shown in 140 largest terminal markets in
the United States and Canada
of Canada into one vast active market. AFC main
tains salary branch offices in major markets. In
the smaller markets business is handled through
brokers. Our brokers are carefully selected as the
Blue Goose account is one of the largest, and
our brokers continually sell AFC commodii'
from one or more shipping divisions every da
in the year. The terminal sales offices are sjjpn.
vised from their New York headquarters, and
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INCORPORATED MEDFORD
sales efficiency is checked regularly. Such a sales
force is not built overnight. It is the result of
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Your primary interest is to get the best possible
return for your crop. AFC averages full market
prices day after day for three reasons. First, its
teletype network provides accurate, up-to-the
minute market information on which to plan and
act. Second, 140 sales offices, manned by 340
salesman, with nearly 1 800 distributors and chain
store accounts. Third, year-round advertising and
merchandising of a strong, well-known brand.
Why not come in and talk over more sales for this
season today.
Sincerely,
ED PRINGLE
THE BLUE GOOSE SALES ORGANIZATION
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