TWO MEDFOHD (OREGON)
Rogues Play Reno Twice Here Tuesday
To Open Home Stay; Top Peaches, 3-1
Medford Roguei will return
lo the local fairground! perk
Tuesday night (Fourth of July)
to face the Heno Silvar Fox In
a doublehaadar sterling at
6:30. Single games with tha
Nevadant will ba played Wed
nesday and Thursday evenings
at the tame park.
Reno haa come up with a
bang (Ince it played here
last month, knocking over first
place teams with comparative
ease and banging its way up
the standings.
Medford will be much
stronger in the pitching staff
than when the Rogues left
here a week ago tomorrow
with the addition of Vlnce
Laior, veteran pitcher.
Tickets Put on Sale
Tickets are on sale In ad
vance at Lamport's and Sam's
Sporting Goods stores and at
the office of Rogue Valley
Baseball. Inc., 242 South Cen
tral evenue.
Marysville, Cal., July 1 (U.R)
Relief Pitcher Mike Kanshln
topped a seventh Inning upris
ing here Friday night, to help
his Medford Rogues to a 3-1 Far
West league victory over the
Marysvllle Peaches.
Mcdford's runs came in the
second inning when Don Wil
liams as first batter up singled
to right, Bob Haddock filed out
but Chuck Freeman came
throiiRh with a single to left to
put Rogues players on first and
third.
Marc Guglielmo singled over
second base to score Williams
and Freeman tallied on a wild
pitch. Guglielmo going to third.
The local catcher in turn cros
ed the plate when Pitcher Bob
Smith singled to make Medford's
final run of the game.
No more hits were made by
the Rogues until Johnny Popo
vich and Williams both singled
but were put out.
Marysvllle threatened to at
least tie the score in the seventh
Inning when the Peaches loaded
the bases with two out only to
have big Mike Kanshln fan the
last batter to end the Inning and
threat.
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Baseball Dated Today
At C. P. and B. Falls
Rogue Valley Baseball league
games today will put Glenriale
at Central Point. Prospect at
Butte Falls and Eagle Point at
Cave Junction with "play ball"
lated for 2 p. m.
In the only game reported to
The Mall Tribune of those played
last week Sunday, the Medco
Loggers of Butte Falls walloped
the Central Point Millers 22 to 0.
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Tourney Due
Portland, Ore., July 1 (U.R)
The 52nd annual Oregon State
tennis championships got under
way at the Irvington club here
Sunday.
More than 75 aspirants will
battle through first round action
in the seven divisions during
first-day play.
On hand to defend titles are
three defending champions: Em
ery Neale, Portland, men s sin
gles: Patsy Heard, Portland, Jun
ior women's singles, and Seth
Peterson San Francisco junior
men's singles.
Toughest competition is ex
pected in the men's singles De
fending Champion Emery Neale
heads a list of top west coast
netters including Hugh Findiay
last year's semi-finalist and ex-
freshman tennis coach at Oregon
State college Clyde Knox sixth
ranking Pacific northwest play
er Tom MacDonald top Univer
sity of Oregon varsity man and
Peter Berroft seventh ranking
player in New Zealand.
STANDINGS
FAR WEST I.KAOHS
Reddlni 4 21
Klamath Fall! 40 23
PilUhiirg 33 33
MF.nronn 30 33
Rno 30 M
Eugene 28 38
Maryivllle 27 3S
Wlllowa 24 39
Prl. GBL
7
I3 S
.300 U'i
.470 14
44S IS
.444 10
.433 lfl'i
.381 30
U,
.3Rfl
.Sflfi
.330 1
.342 3
.441 10
.4.18 10 !
.4.11 11
.420 11 'a
BI7
.307 3
.320 S'i
.479 ll'k
.483 12'i
,478 13
.447 15 'i
.379 22 'a
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
TnrmttH 41 an
Yakima 41 20
Trl City -.-.40 32
Wenftlrhce
SAI.K.M ...
Vlrtnrla ...
.30
, 32
Snnknne 31
Vancouver 20 40
PACIFIC COAST i.FAnm
SATUHIIAY AtTKHNOON
Hollywood SS
.in
3S
43
Oakland 34
San Diego 30
San Francluro 43
PORTLAND 43
Seattle 44
Lna Anirelei 43
'Sacramento 31
NIKht gamea.
Scores Yesterday
NATIONAL l.EAOl'l!
nrnnklvn - 4 1 0
Philadelphia II 2
Podlnrlan, Pullra 171 llatlen iHl and
Campanula. Miller. Komtany 7i, and
Semlntck.
Ronton
New York 4 11 0
Kr.ih Hov (Rl Hoaue Ifll and Coop
er: llartune. JanHen 8 and Calderone.
"fi
Weitrum
AMERICAN I.FAOl
Detroit J" 0
Cleveland . , ' II 1
White. Rogovln 3 Calvert (SI and
Rnhlmon: Wynn. Benton (SI and
Hegan.
SI. Lentil J '
Chicago 4 10 o
Overmlre. Johnon (71 Fannin (8)
nd Mom: Pierce and Mail.
New York J JJ J
Ho. ton 13 13 0
Bvrne. Ford (2 Oitrowikl 171 and
Berra. Houk (71: Parnell and Battl.
Philadelphia
Wnihmjrton
Shatm and Antroth; ROM,
3), lUrrtt i8t and Evani.
4 0
BASEBALL
FR1IMT llCOIt FX
K A II WV.SV it: A(. IK
HciiO 3. Rritrtmir 2
F.ueone Y Willow 4
Mt:irnHn 3. mtvHI
rittaburi 3, Klamath Fulls
iwriFir coast i.r.Aon
l(OKTI.AM 7. Sacramento 0
Settle .V Hen Dlrgo 2
l o Anclf V Sun Franelico 3
Oakland 5. Hollywood 3
VFJ(TFRN INTERN' AT ION .
Spokane fl, Victoria 5 1 10 tnmnfiO
Yakima 7. WenMrhfe 3
Trl-Cttv 10. ftAI.KM 3
Tacoma 14, Vancouver t
amfru'av i F. r.rr
Philadelphia 74. Washington ft i
rirveland It, Drtroit 3
New York 0 J. HoMon B-10
Chicago 3, St. Louis a (13 inning
NATIONAL 1 KU'R
Hoilnn 8. New York 4
Onrtnnatt (I. Chicago 5
Philadelphia Rrookhn 3
St. Louts 0. IMttihmgh 4
Sunday, July 1, 1951
All Classes
At Pool Off
No swimming classes will be
held this week at the Haw
thorne park swimming pool due
to the holiday and the fact many
of those registered probably are
away, Norm Worthley said Sat
urday. Classes will resume next
week.
Children in the non-swimmers
and beginners classes held Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday
mornings and the intermediate
and junior and senior life sav
ers classes Tuesday and Thurs
day mornings are among those
postponed.
Also postponed for this week
are the adult non-swimmers'
classes held Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings.
Boys' Baseball
Unscheduled
There will be no sessions of
the Slimmer Baseball school at
the high school field Monday or
Tuesday but the sessions will re
sume Wednesday morning, Di
rector Alex McDonald said Sat
urday. The school will also meet
Thursday.
School hours are from 8 a. m.
to noon except Tuesdays and
Thursdays when the school also
runs from 1 to 4 p. m. as well as
in the morning.
More than 100 boys are at
tending the school this year un
der direction of McDonald, Bob
Newland and Frank Roclandt.
U. S. Golfers Entered
In British Tournament
Troon, Scotland, July 1 (U.R)
Seven U. S. challengers, head
ed by Frank Stranahan of To
ledo, O., and Johnny Bulla of
Phoenix, Ariz., took their final
practice rounds today as 266 golf
stars from 10 nations prepared
to tee off in the British open
championship Monday.
Bobby Locke of South Africa
will try to retain the crown
against a field which included
seven former titleholders. He
was favored at 3 to 1 but faced
a heavy task in the rugged, five
dny tournament which ends with
two rounds next Friday.
San Franrisco, July 1 (U.R)
Bay area A. F. L. carpenters
have rejected the contractors'
"final offer" and will strike
Monday.
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Stars, L. A.
Win in PCL
Hollywood, July I (U.R)
Ben Wade's four-hit pitching
and two homers that accounted
for all of Hollywood's runs gave
the Stars a 5 to 2 win over Oak
land Saturday in a Pacific Coast
league game.
San Francisco, July 1 iU.R)
The confidence of Seal Hurler
"Con" Dempsey was blasted Sat
urday afternoon when a fifth
inning grand slam homer by An
gel Lou Klein shattered San
Francisco's one-run lead and in
sured the Pacific Coast league
win for Los Angeles 8 to 4.
Phil Getchell
Loses Junior
Portland, Ore., July 1 (U.R)
Portland golfers swept the Ore
gon State junior golf tournament
at Aldcrwood Country club Fri
day as Bruce Cudd, Barbara
Snook, Gary Hval and Bobby
Cone won championships in the
final round.
Cudd, 16, shaded Phil Getch
ell, Medford, in the 36-hole jun
ior finale, one-up. Miss Snook,
representing Columbia-Edgewa-ter
Country club, nosed out Pat
Neubert, Riverside Golf and
Country club, one-up for the
girls' crown.
Hval, 12. was the youngest
winner in the history of the
boys' contest, and whipped Don
Anawalt. Eugene. 4 and 3. Cone,
9, beat David Stanford, Eugene,
one-up in nine holes in the spe
cial pee-wee division.
C. P. Studs Play Three
Games Away This Week
Central Point, July 1 The
Central Point Studs will take to
the road for baseball games Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday with
all three not counting in the
Southern Oregon league stand
ings. Sunday is an "off day" in
the league so make-up games
can be played.
The Studs play at Brookings
on the Sabbath and at Crescent
City on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons.
Nelson Back With Team
After Hurt Boy Better
Tommy Nelson, playing man
ager of the Medford Rogues, was
expected lo join the local club
at Marysvllle yesterday after
taking his son injured when hit
by a car this week, to a Los An
geles hospital.
Pete Jonas, Pacific university
baseball coach and pitcher for
the Rogues, had been managing
the team since Nelson left Wil
lows for Santa Barbara where
the boy was hurt.
El Centro, Cal.. July 1 (U.R)
The Sunset league loading E 1
Centro Imperials won't come
home after next week's road
trip.
Mathias Top
In Decathlon
Tulare, Cel., -July 1 (U.R)
Olympic Champion Bob Mathias
was crowned national AAU de
cathlon champion for the third
straight year today after running
up a total of 8.042 points to smash
the world's record for the 10
gruelling events.
The 19-year-old Tulare youth,
"boy wonder" of the 1948 Olym
pics, was hailed by his closest
opponent, North Carolina's Bill
Albans, as the "greatest per
former ever." Albans had 7,361
points.
Mathias not only broke the 14-year-old
world decathlon mark
of 7,900 points set by Glenn
Morris in the 1936 Olympics, but
also bettered Morris' American
decathlon record of 7,380 points,
also set in 1936.
While failing to crack any In
dividual world marks in the 10
tests, he displayed outstanding
ability in each of the events to
build his record-breaking score.
No Pee Wee
Ball Monday
There will be no scheduled
games in the Pee Wee Baseball
league Monday but instead an
other set of four tilts will be
played Wednesday evening, a
glance at the official schedule
revealed Saturday.
Games tomorrow night were
eliminated due to the holiday on
Tuesday.
Wednesday's schedule calls for
Ashland and Talent playing at
Medford, Central Point at Phoe
nix and Eagle Point at Jackson
ville. Play ball is at 6:30 p. ni.
for the younger boys and about
7:15 p. m. for the older ones.
No Junior Legion Ball
Drill Monday, Tuesday
There will be no Junior Le
gion baseball practice Monday
and Tuesday this week on ac
count of the holiday but drills
will be held Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Yesterday's scheduled game
between the local club and Myr
tle Creek was cancelled when the
Creekers decided to play only
games in their own area.
'Great Circle' Winner
Hollywood Park Race
Inglewood, Cal., July 1 (U.R)
Great Circle proved himself
the best three year-old now com
peting on the west coast by scor
ing a half-length victory in the
$20,000 Cinema handicap at Hol
lywood park today.
With Your Host campaigning
in the midwest, Great Circle
took over in the three-year-old
ranks by coming from far off
the pace to capture the mile race
in the good time of 1:36, just
three-fifths of a second off the
track record.
Wimbledon, Eng., July 1 (U.R)
America's chances for the Wim- j
bledon men's singles champion- j
snip ana ine Davis cup later
on soared today when young
Vic Seixas upset the veteran
Jack Bromwich and led five
U. S. players Into the quarter
finals, mostly at the expense of
Australia.
Close Games
In FW Loop
Friday Night
By United Press
Far West league baseball fans
were treated to something new
Friday night all four contests
were hard-fought pitchers' bat
tles. An example was at Reno
where the home team edged the
league-leading Redding Browns
3 to 2. It's not unusual for the
Browns to score 10 or more runs
in a single game but Friday night
they could get no place against
Reno's rookie hurler, Charles
Gloss.
The newcomer not only struck
out 14 batters, but also gave up
only two walks and three hits.
Ed Stiles of Redding was tapped
for four hits.
At Willows, the Eugene Larks
came to life in the final two in
nings to score all their runs and
defeat the Cardinals 5 to 4. Two
Eugene pitchers gave up only
seven hits, while three Willows
hurlers surrendered nine.
In two 3 to 1 ball games, Pitts
burg downed Klamath Falls and
Medford beat Marysville. Gene
Valantine fashioned a neat seven-hitter
in gaining Pittsburg's
victory.
No Softball Tuesday
At C. P. Due Holiday
Central Point, July 1 There
will be no games played in the
Central Point Softball league
Tuesday night but the schedule
will resume at the high school
field Thursday evening, fans
and players were reminded Sat
urday. Thursday evening's games will
send Southern Oregon Sugar
Pine against Cheney's in the 7:30
opener, followed by Lions club
vs. Wiseley's confectionery
about 8:30.
Sports for
the Week
TODAY
Rogue Valley Baseball
league (Glendale at Central
Point, Prospect at Butte Falls,
Eagle Point at Cave Junction),
2 p. m Rogue Snowmen ski
at Crater lake, morning
Rogues at Marysville (double
header), evening.
TUESDAY
Rogues vs. Reno Silver Fox.
fairgraunds, (doubleheader).
6:30 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Summer Baseball school,
senior high, 8 a. m. Pee Wee
Baseball league games (Med
ford, Phoenix, Jacksonville
fields 6:30 p. m. Rogues vs.
Reno, fairgrounds park, 7:45
p. m. Junior Legion base
ball practice, senior high, I
p. m.
THURSDAY
Central Point Softball doub
leheader, high school field,
7:30 p. m. Junior Legion
baseball practice, senior high,
6 p. m. Summer Baseball
school, senior high, morning
and afternoon Rogues vs.
Reno, fairgrounds park, 7:45
p. m.
FRIDAY
Rogues vs. Pittsburg Dia
monds, fairgrounds park, 7:45
p.m Central Point sofiball
doubleheader, high school
field. 7:30 p. m.
SATURDAY
Rogues vs. Pittsburg, fair
grounds park. 7:45 p. m.
WEATHER
By United Press
Northern California Fair
Sunday and Monday, except for
local fog along coast. Little
change in temperature.
Notice..
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THE ADVANTAGE OF A THREE-DAY HOLIDAY.
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BRAINERD'S STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP
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SHAW'S DRESS SHOP
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BARKER'S
PURUCKER'S PIANO HOUSE
PRUITT'S MUSIC CENTER
MEDFORD FLOWER SHOP
BARNARD'S
HOME APPLIANCE
WAKEFIELD DRAPERY SHOP
WEEKS and ORR
MEDFORD FURNITURE STORE
EKERSON'S PAINT and ROOF STORE
MEDFORD PAINT and COLOR CENTER
BELL'S HOMEWARES
THE TOY HOUSE
LANTIS and JOHNSON
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SWITCHMEN ON STRIKE
Chicaao. July 1 (U.R-
mamhae nt thm railwlv media
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to settle strike by 4,000 switch
men and to prevent other rail
r o d disputes from becoming
walkouts, said today that the
board was "concentrating" on
the switchmen's case.
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