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' Sf ffif s Oregon State Will Tangle With Trojans Corvallis (U.R) Oregon State and Southern California will open a best two of three game series here Friday for the Pacific Coast conference base ball title. The Beavers backed into the playoff Tuesday when Idaho up set Washington 9-8. The Huskies and Beavers tied for first place In the Northern division, but OSC won three out of four from Washington over the season, thus entering the playoff under ND rules. Second game of the OSC-USC SALE Lbr. Co. PHONE 2-2988 Attention Fishermen & Boaters We have been appointed dealers For CHAMPION OUTBOARD MOTORS The Only Motor with Hydro-Drive The world's slowest trolling speed. Come in and see these wonderful New Champion Outboard Motors. In Two sizes for Immediate delivery. Available in 4.2 H.P. & 8.5 H.P. Terms to suit. ALSO Mercury Outboard Motors Rockholt & Trailorboat Boats Complete repair service and parts KUBARD TABLE box and camp table NERVE CENTER... FOR NORTHWEST INDUSTRY Howard-Cooper maintains In its main plant in Portland a stock control section (connected by teletype to all seven branch plants) that can tell you within minutes the location of thousands of "hard-to-find" replacement and repair parts, logging and construction people of the Northwest have learned to de pend upon Howard-Cooper service to keep their jobs rolling. PortUnJ HtaJqnartm 3(21 K O R I .51 barrel feint e Cesj.llls e legeee e Newpert e Resekerf e Seetrte WtdnMdir. Mr M. iwi ND Titlist; series will be played Saturday with the third game, if neces sary, to follow the same day. Winner of the playoff series will meet winner of the Seattle university-Fresno State aeries on the PCC club's home field for the district 8 NCAA berth. Huskies Lead Moscow, Ida. (U.R) A sad University of Washington base ball team headed back to Seat tle Wednesday, its dreams of a Northern Division baseball title shattered by lowly Idaho. 1 Idaho, which hadn't won a conference game at home all year, scored five runs In the last half of the ninth inning after Washington had scored four in its half of the same frame to down the Huskies, 9-8, Tuesday. Pinch-hitter Dick Merrill's double off Bob Houbregs scored the two final runs. Seattle Meets Fresno ' Seattle (U,R) Seattle uni versity's .baseball team left Wed nesday for Fresno, Calif., and a district eight NCAA playoff against Fresno State. The Chiefs, with a record of 24 wins and four defeats, meet the staters Friday and Saturday in a best-of-three series. Eight Medford Youths in AAU Cinder Ruckus Eight Medford high school youths are tentatively sched uled to compete Saturday in the state AAU track and field meet at Portland. The boys will enter the meet unattached and will vie on an in dividual basis with no team scores being kept. Bob Newland, Medford high coach, will not go to Portlad with them. Entering the senior high di vision from Medford will be Don Spinas in the hurdles ad jave lin; Jack Moad in the shot put and discus, and Ed Bingham in the high jump and javelin. Junior . division entries are Duane Goodman in the dashes, Jack Brophy In the discus; Norm Chapman in the discus and jave lin, Ed Seltzer In the low hur dles and Rich Johnson in the mile. Glisan St. 0 O N Jaycee Golf Tussle Here On June 10 The Southern Oregon district qualifying action for the state Junior Chamber of Commerce junior golf tournament will be held on Tuesday, June 10, with tee-off time set for 8:30 a.m. at Rogue Valley Country club. Six youths will qualify for the state meet which will be June 23 and 24 at Bend. At the Bend tournament the four low youths will qualify for the national jun ior tournament which will be held this year at Eugene, Ore. Date of the national event is Au gust 11 throught 16. At Bend, a fifth low boy will qualify as an alternate. Age Limitation To be eligible for this Junior Chamber of Commerce compe tition, a boy must not have reached his 18th birthday before August IS. The district elimination here will be one of five throughout the state. A practice round for out-of-town golfers Is set for June 9 here. Last year Phil Getchell of the Rogue Valley club was a partici pant in the national tournament at Durham, N.C. 605 Fish Caught At Rogue Mouth Fishing was fair at the mouth of Rogue river during the past week, according to a letter to the Mail Tribune from Macks' Fishing resort at Wedderburn. A total of 605 fish were caught, it was said. Most boats got salmon and a few caught their limits. A. N. McLennan of the resort said that fishing should improve as the tide is favorable for a run of salmon to enter the Rogue. GOLF DAY DECLARED Washington (U.R). The Senate took time out from de bating the $6,900,000,00 foreign aid bill Tuesday to designate Saturday as "National Golf Day." A series of golf tourna ments will be held Saturday to benefit the United Services or ganization USO and the Na tional Golf fund. Standings COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet OB San Diego 36 20 .643 Hollywood 32 22 .593 3 Oakland 28 25 .928 6'i Los Angeles 27 27 .500 9 San Francisco . 26 29 .473 9!i Portland 23 29 .442 11 SeatUe 22 31 .415 12 i Sacramento 22 33 .400 13 is NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. GB New York 23 8 .758 Brooklyn 23 9 .719 l'i Chicago 20 10 .556 6'i Cincinnati 18 17 .314 8 St. Louis 17 20 .459 10 Philadelphia ..15 18 .455 10 Boston 13 19 .406 11,S Pittsburgh 7 31 .184 30 li AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet GB Cleveland 24 14 .632 Washington 20 IS .571 2 i Boston ...20 15 .571 214 New York ..17 15 .531 4 Chicago 19 IB .514 411 St. Louis 18 23 .439 7'.i Philadelphia .... 13 18 .419 8 '5 Detroit ..10 23 .303 Ilia WESTERN INTERNATIONAL W. L. Pet GB Victoria 24 9 .727 Spokane 23 14 .622 3'i Vancouver 16 12 .571 5i Wenatchee .17 18 .486 8 Lewlston 17 18 .486 8 Salem .17 20 .459 9 Yakima 13 23 .361 12'i Trl-City 12 24 .333 13 Tulyar Captures English Derby Epsom, England U.R) The Aga Khan's Tulyar won the 173rd running of the English Derby at Epsom Downs Wednes day. Gay Time was second and Faoubourg II was third in the field of 33 three-year-old colts. It was the 75-year-old Aga Khan's fifth victory in the race in the last 23 years. ENTER QUARTER-FINALS Paris (U.R) Dick Savitt, Orange, N.J., and Gardner Mul loy, Coral Gables, Fla., hoped to set up a possible U.S.-Australia battle in the semi-finals of the French tennis championships Wednesday. 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