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Monday, March-17. 1952
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Baseball Briefs
St Petersburg, Fla. (U.R)
Manager Casey Stengel is fast
becoming convinced that if his
New York Yankees are to win,
their fourth straight pennant, age
will have to give way to youth.
Rookie Bob Cery. making a
strong bid for Joe Dimaggio's
center field iob. hit his tnira
home run of the training season
Sunday, but two comeback-bent
pitchers, Johnny Sain and ranic
Snec Shea were hit hard as the
Yankees lost to the Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The Yankees play the Wash
ington Senators here Monday.
Phillies' Best
Clearwater, Fla. (U.R) Man
ager Eddie Sawyer was cheered
Monday by the Philadelphia
Phillies' best game of the spring
training season. Eddie Waitkus,
Tlrl Ennis and Dick Young hit
home runs and Earl Drews and
lefty Ken Heintzelman combined
r violH nnlv six hits Sundav as
the Phils blanked the Philadel
phia Athletics 8-0. The A's made
Six errurs.
Hurl Shutout
Rnrhank. Calif. (U.R) The
Cleveland Indians, whose pitch
ers have not been scorea upon
in their last two complete games,
met the St. Louis Browns Mon
day. Early Wynn, Lou Brissie
and Mike Garcia combined to
pitch a three-hit, 4-0 shutout
against the Oakland Oaks of the
Pacific Coast League Sunday.
Sox Snap Streak
Bradenton, Fla. (U.R) Thun
der from the bats of Ted Wil
liams and Walt Dropo snapped
the Boston Red Sox out of their
seven-game losing streak. Dro-
jo's solo blast and Williams
three-run wallop touched off a
seven-run second inning outburst
that enabled the Red Sox to beat
the Cincinnati Reds, 10-6, Sun
day for their first victory since
the opening day of the spring
training season.
Homer Rapped
Vero Beach, Fla. (U.R) Out
fielder George Shuba, up for his
third trial with the Brooklyn
Dodgers, served notice Monday
that he intends to make the grade
this season. Shuba walloped a
400-foot home run Sunday as the
" Dodgers beat the New York Yan
kees, 7-4, at Miami. Rookie first
baseman Wayne Belardi also
homered in the Dodgers' 13-hit
attack.
Impressive Debuts
St. Petersburg, Fla. (U.R)
Bowling
CITY LEAGUE TAKDENGI
20-30 Club
Home Appliance
American Legion
Barnes Chevrolet
Brown's Insurance
Edgerton Motors
FN Bank
Henry's Drive-in
W. I
M 12
.19 13
.16 18
.16 16
.15 17
.13 17
.14 18
.13 18
CITY LEAGUE RESULTS
Amer. Lesion 3 26-j Ctak 1
Laden 422 Curl 419
Goode 483 Allen 468
Farrar 474 Bevona 393
Harmon 428 Allen 379
Slead 442 Paschke 398
Handicap 150
2249
2207
Brown's Ins. 2
Boone 477
Guldan 462
Knapp 530
Florey 481
Collins 539
2489
Barnes Cher. 2
Wilson 558
Maggentt 467
Baker 447
Abs. 423
Wilson 564
Handicap 86
2525
First National 3
Shaw 374
Hayslip
Dimick
Lane
Ayres
Handicap
426
441
503
150
2340
Henry's Drive In t
Knapp 428
BoUnger 465
Morehouse 377
Minger 368
Hampton 496
2132
Home Appliance 2 Edgerton Motors 2
Straus
Knox
Jantzer
Abs.
Anderson
475 Calhoun
423 Henson
474 Keener
423 Ament
545 Abs.
Handicap
2340
427
473
452
483
444
96
2375
THURSDAY TRIFLES STANDINGS
W. L
Rogue Equipment 29
Sugar Pines 19
Snider's Dairy , , , ,,, 18
Moose Lodge 18
Oil City 13
Chabot's Splits '
Trail Creek Lumber 11
Rogue Service 7
THURSDAY TRIPLES RESULTS
Chabot Splits 2 Moose Lodge 2
Martin 409 Keener 419
Bollinger 464 Calhoun 453
Chabot 437 Abs. 450
Handicap 6
1322
1316
Rogue Equip. 3 Trail Craek Ler.I
Straus 493 Harmon 453
Bevans 389 Abs. 426
Goode 477 Jantzer 454
Handicap 21
1359
1356
Snider's Dairy 2 Rogue Strv. Sop. 2
Knapp 470 Tripp 459
Loucks 403 Vessey 565
Laden 437 Aba. 288
Handicap 99
1409
1312
Sarar Pines 3 Oil city 1
Allen 485 Lane 449
Henson 509 Van Sickle 489
Allen 493 Abs. 414
Handicap 54
1541
1352
COMMERCIAL LOOP STANDINGS
W. L.
Morning Fresh 23
Eagles Lodge 23
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Darling Real Estate
Domestic Laundry
Mack s Drug
Quality Market
Sam's sport uooos
I 20
.' ,,' 16
16
r 10
COMMERCIAL LOOP RESULTS
Eagles 3 Darling RL lit 1
Weber 424 Olsen 468
Baker 495 Callaghan 371
Tripp 422 Vallea 438
Beach 497 Jones 457
Hagen 567 Hadley 369
Handicap 51
340S
154
Morning Fresh 3 Mack's Drag 1
Sacchi 557 WUlson 458
Spain 513 Piercey 425
Beck 420 Wilson 314
Hawley 518 Smith 474
Doty 497 Tennant 438
Handicap 144
2S0S
2453
Domestic Ldry. 3
Rose borough 373
Monroe 441
Dumas 395
Schroeder 431
Wilson 522
2163
Table Rock Lbr. 1
Neece 471
Florey 484
Genaw 384
Cannon 337
Freeman 404
Handicap 39
3119
Sam's Sporting 3 Quality Mkt, I
Boone 505 Kyker 493
Clement 400 Lubbers 403
Burroughs 573 Lubbers 458
Laden 478 Huston 308
Goode 489 Henderson 460
Handicap 34
2445
2346
COPCO LEAGUE RESULTS
Short Circuits 4 Kilowatt Keglers
uisn 44 Hanson sue
Guiley 370 J. Thompson 395
Right 350 Sterton 432
Deverell 459 C. Thompson 453
Handicap n
1817
1668
Atom Splitters 3 Circuit Breakers 1
Gardner 443 Anseth 346
A. Leavitt 506 Browne 341
B. Leavitt 342 Davis 415
Barry 49S Brock 567
Handicap 54
1788
1723
Top Flight Reps 4 Hi-Voltage
Duff 421 Boomer 377
Cummins 380 St'voa 371
Wyatt 440 Fisuer 328
Husson 407 Linville 442
Handicap 60
1708
1318
Rookie pitchers Levi Buck
Fleshman and Dean Stone made
impressive spring training debuts
with the Washington Senators
Sunday. Fleshman pitched three
scoreless innings and Stone gave
up only one run in the last three
frames as the Senators beat the
Detroit Tigers, 6-4, at Orlando.
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Our congratulations to the
Rogue River Chieftains and
Coach M. c. Busack for win
ning the state B basketball
championship. It was a job well
done and keeps the title in Jack
son county for another year.
Rogue River by gaining the B
schools' most valued bunting in
basketball became the second
team in history to gain the state
title twice. The feat had not
been accomplished since the
great Bellfountain quints of
1936 and 1937 took the top B
prize.
FOUR OUT OF FIVE
Rogue River's 1952 triumph
was the third straight by
Jackson county quintet in the
stsio event and was the fourth
in five years for clubs from
this county. Jacksonville won
in 1948. Rogue River in 1950
and 1952 and Phoenix in 1951.
Such achievement certainlv
gives Southern Oregon pres-v
tig and indicates the stature
of the Jackson county "B"
circuit."
This year's Rogue River
championship was of consider
able significance to Busach in
his first year as a high school
head man.
FEATHER IN CAP
Performances of Jackson
ville and Talent in the South
ern Oregon college tourna
ment, won Saturday by Jack
sonville, put another feather
in the cap for Jackson coun
ty. Talent was the other final
ist, making an all-Jackson
county finale.
LIEBMAN HONORED
A former Medford sportscast
er will be at the microphone for
a number of broadcasts of Ore
gon Class A basketball tourney
games this week. He is Ned
Liebman, formerly of radio sta
tion KYJC, Medford, and KWIN,
Ashland ,and now with KSRV,
Ontario. Liebman will be at the
mike along with Ted Smith,
Pendleton; Hal Byers, Albany,
and Arlen Sanders, Klamath
Falls. Liebman will.be seeing
his second state tournament.
SAMPLE PLEASES
We saw only a sample re
cently of what is In s tore at
the retriever trial at Hoover
lakes this week-end but feel
that those who go out to see
the dogs work during the
three days are in for a real
treat.
There will be something
worth seeing as the dogs
match abilities and amusing
sidelights can be expected.
We had hoped to get a pic
ture for the Sunday story of
four Labradors leaping simul
taneously into the water. But
it didn't work out that way.
If Photographer Dave Brain
erd had had a movie camera,
he could have recorded four
separate ways of getting into
the water in quest of a duck.
Ashland Wets Plan
To Attend Sheep School
Two Ashland 4-H boys will
attend the annual sheep shearing
school at Oregon State college in
Corvallis March 19 and 20, it
was reported today by Rufus
Cate Jr., county agent for 4-H
club work.
They are Melville Dailey and
Marvin Hamilton. The boys will
receive instruction in shearing
sheep from Ed Warner, a repre
sentative of an equipment firm
and an expert in the subject.
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Overnight
to
PORTLAND
Sleep as you ride in Pullmans
with berths and compartments
or in chair car with modern
seats upholstered in foam rub
bar. For your added comfort
there's a lounge car with at
tendant serving snack meals.
Leave in the evening, arrive
Portland 7:25 am. Overnight
service returning, too.
Save time, effort and ex
panse. Be safe try this con
venient overnight service.
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DRIVING CHALLENGER backward, Middleweight Champ "Sugar
Ray" Robinson pauses momentarily after clouting Carl Olson,
Honolulu, with right In San Francisco title bout. (Inttrnatiqwl)
4-H Leaders Return
From OSC Farm Clinic
Two 4-H leaders, E. A. Mal
lory, Eagle Point, leader of a 14
member country-wide tractor
maintenance 4-H club, and Club
Agent Rufus Cate Jr., returned
last week-end from the third an
nual farm machinery clinic for
4-H leaders conducted on the
Oregon State college campus in
Corvallis.
Representatives of seven oth
er counties also attended. A sim
ilar workshop was conducted in
LaGrande, for eastern Oregon,
Ex-School Head at
The Dalles Kills Self
Dallas, Ore. (U.R) Richard
R. Turner, former superintend
ent of schools for Dallas, died at
his home here late Saturday. He
was 77.
The Polk county coronefs of
fice said Turner apparently shot
himself. He had been ill for sev-
last week.
They studied the use of fuel,
lubrication, safety, and other
phases .of maintaining farm
equipment.
eral years.
Turner was superintendent of
schools here from 1921 until
1942. Before that he was superin
tendent of schools in Grants
Pass.
Lincoln, Neb. (U.R) Cletus
Karthauser reported to police
that four hubcaps were stolen
from his car. Karthauser is a
member of the Nebraska high
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no chances left a check fastened
to his parking meter. The check
was made out to the City of Fort
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