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Junior Legion
Open Season
Medford'j American Legion
junior baseball team will open
its district season here Sunday,
June 1, by playing Lakeview in
a doubleheader. Time of the first
game is 1:30 p.m.
Ned Landers is slated to pitch
lor Medlord in the first game
with either Blake Maddox or
Ken Piland tossing in the sec
ond contest. Dick Wooton will
be catcher.
Terry Sherwood will be at
first base in the opener for the
locals with Ted Landers at third.
Either Jerry Parkins or Curt
Salmon Fishing
In Rogue Good
Portland (U.R) The Ore
gon State Game commission said
Friday that fishing was gener
ally fair In streams west of the
Cascades with good fishing re
ported in central Oregon, espe
cially on the lower Deschutes
and in Odell and Crescent lakes.
The weekly report included:
Southwest: Fishing li fair in
outh coastal streams and lakes,
Salmon fishing in lower Rogue
river is fair to good. Trout fish'
ing is fair. Worms are producing
fair catches -of cutthroat in the
lower Applegate river and eve
ning fly fishing Is good.
RECORD FIELD
New York (U.R) Sectional
qualifying play it 27 sites
throughout the nation next Mon
day will see i record field of
1,631 golfers battling for the re
maining 132 berthi in the U. S.
Open championships, the U, S
Golf association revealed. '
Standings
PACIFIC COAir LEAGUE
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Hollywood 33 24
Oakland 30 25
Loa Anirelea ..........29 27
San Franclico 26 31
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Seattle , 23 32
Sacramento 23 34
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Chicago 21
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Philadelphia 10
St. Loul 17
Boston 13
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Kt. Loula 19
Philadelphia 13
Detroit 11
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BASEBALL
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
Cokit League
Loi Angelei T, San Frineiico 1
Seattle 4, Sacramento 0
Oakland 4. Hollywood 1
Portland 9, San Diego I (IS Innings)
National League
Brooklyn 7. Boaton 3
Philadelphia 6. New York S
PKtiburih 4, Cincinnati S
(Only a met achedulad)
American League
Cleveland 11, Detroit 4
New York 3, Philadelphia S
Boston 1, Washington 0 (night)
(Only game acheduled)
Wfttern International
Victoria 11, Spokane S
Yakima 3. We natch 1
Vancouver fl. Lewlston 3 (II lnnlnga)
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CURRY, Inc.
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123 S. Rlverside-Medford
Baseballers
Here Sunday
Holzgang will be at shortstop
with the one who does not get
the call there is going to the out
field. Either Max Lindley or
Jack Antonson will be at sec
ond with one of them playing in
the outfield. Tommy Rodgers is
ticketed for center field.
Ned Landers will go to first
base for the second conflict and
Sherwood will take in outfield
post.
Three Team District
Showing improvement on the
Medford roster are Don Mc
Laughlin, fielder; Terry Berg
man, catcher; Tom Winters, out
fielder; Richard Kenner, third
base ind Jim Kelly, pitcher.
The Medford club, sponsored
again this year by Crater Lake
Motors, will have only Lakeview
and Klamath Falls to play In
its district. Four games will be
played with each team. Medford
will entertain Klamath Falls in
a doubleblll on June IS. Dates
of the doubleheaders it Lake
view and Klamath Falls have not
been set.
Joe Hosick, American Legion
baseball committee head, re
ported that it is hoped to ar
range a game with Yreka, Calif.,
that will be played on the Camp
White field to entertain domi
ciliary members.
Hosick said that umpires are
still being sought for the games
this Sunday and asked anyone
Interested to telephone him at
3-3882 or 2-S4S8 or to contact
Coach Alva Perkins.
Rifle Shoot
Opens Here
On Saturday
Medford Rifle and Pistol club
will hold its annual spring small
bore rifle shoot Saturday and
Sunday at Its range just west of
Crater Lake highway Four Cor
ners, It will be the first time since
before the war that the shoot
has been a two-day affair.
Iron light events are sched
uled on Saturday ind scope sight
matches on Siturday. There will
be six actual firing matches on
Saturday and five on Sunday
but the so-called aggregate
matches will make the total
events 15. Shooting will get
underway at 7 a.m. both days.
Hendricks Defender
Participants are expected
from as far away as Willows,
Calif., and Portland. George
Hendricks, Etna, Calif., is de
fender of grand aggregate and
any sight aggregate honors. He
has won both trophies twice and
can gain them permanently with
victories this week-end.
Clyde Richmond will be chief
range officer and Col. Raymond
Pflaum referee. Bren Starcher
will be statistical officer and
Robene Starcher assistant statis
tical officer.
Davey-Basilio
Bout Disputed
Syracuse, N. Y. U.R Chair
man Bob Christenbery of the
New York State Boxing com
mission will be isked to decide
on oMnday the winner of Thurs
day night s disputed bout here
between unbeaten welterweight
Chuck Davey and Carmen Basi-
Ho of Syracuse.
Basilio, a 3 to 1 underdog, was
first announced from the ring is
the winner on a split decision
to the tune of lusty booing from
the crowd of 7,840 at the War
Memorial luditorium.
Then Deputy Commissioner
Tom Griwphley of the boxing
commission examined the card:
of the three officials ind ruled
that the card of referee Joe
Palmer wai "Incomplete.'
Grawphley declared that he
would present the entire case to
Chrlstenberry In New York on
Monday.
SUDS SIGN HERMAN
Seattle (U.R) Bibe Her
man, former major league star,
has been signed as coach of the
Seattle Ralniers. He replaces Ed
die Taylor, who becomes Rain
ier scout, General Manager Earl
Shcely announced. Sheely also
announced that Rookie Pitcher
Gus Keriatakos, a right-hander,
has been optioned to Colorado
Springs of the Western league.
Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at
noon Saturdays.
ROAD & FARM SERVICI
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REUB NELSON'S
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Trucks & Tractors
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724 I. Jacks! Mediate1, Or.
Millers Face
At Central Point Sunday
ROOUE VALLEY LEAOUE
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Cave Junction 3
Glendala 1
GranU Paai 2
Butte Fall! 1
Ashland - 1
Central Point 1
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Central Point The Central
Point Millers of the Rogue Val
ley Baseball league take on a
rough customer Sunday when
they play Cave Junction. The
game'is billed for 2 p.m. on the
Central Point field.
Cave Junction is currently
leading the circuit with two
wins and no setbacks while
Central Point has lost two and
won one. One of the Cave June-
Washington
Grade Champ
In Baseball
Washington won the city grade
school league baseball crown
Wednesday night, dethroning de
fending champion Jackson by a
5 to 3 count.
The Washingtonians won out
in the city play-off finale al
though Jackson Pitcher Jay
Howard pitched no-hit ball. They
picked up their runs off 11 walks
given Up by Howard and five
errors by his teammates.
Three In Fifth
Three runs were tallied by
Washington In the concluding
frame to gain the triumph. The
crew went into that inning trail'
ing 3 to 2. Bob Pond, who got
on base on an error stole home
for the tying run and three walks
and an error were combined for
the other markers.
Frank Albert, hurling for
Washington, gave up three hits
and walked only four.
Washington, Roosevelt and
Jackson ended the regular sea
sons in a tie for the title. Jack
son won the right to face Wash
ington by beating- Roosevelt in
Tuesday play-off encounter,
Washington 100 13 S 0
Jackson ma on 3 3
Albert and Pond: Jav Howard and
jonn nowara.
Gardnar Mulloy
Beaten by Drobny
Paris (U.R) Feminine stars
from the United States dominat
ed play In women's singles In the
French International tennis
championships in the quarter
final round, but all Yanks have
been eliminated in men's singles.
In quarterfinal matches in
women's singles, title favorite
Doris Hart of Miami, Fla., meets
Dorothy Head of Piedmont,
Calif., while in another quarter
final, Shirley Fry of Akron,
Ohio, was' favored over Mrs
Hazel Reddick Smith of South
Africa.
In men's singles, however, the
last U. S. hope was ousted Thurs
day when 37-year-old Gardnar
Mulloy of Coral Gables, Fla
bowed in straight sets to Defend
ing Champion Jaroslav Drobny
the self-exiled Czech now repre
senting Egypt.
MANQRUM-BOLT LEAD
St. Louis (U.R) Business-like
Lloyd Mangrum and Tommy
(Two-Sport) Bolt shared the lead
it the 18-hole mark in the West
ern Open with 68 stroke! apiece.
Sports Broadcasts
Radio station KYJC will
broadcast the Cequllle Log
ger! -Medford Cheney Studs
biiebill games at I p.m. Sat
urday and 2 p.m. Sunday.
Thrills! Spills!
MIDGET
AUTO
RACES
SATURDAY
MAY 31
TIME TRIALS 8 P.M.
Caveman
Speed Bowl
JOSEPHINE COUNTY
FAIR GROUNDS
GRANTS PASS
General Admission $1.00
Reserved Seats $1.50
Reierve Seat Tickets Available
at McLean's Drue Centre, Mee'ter
Loop Leader
tion victories was over Grants
Pass which nipped Central
Point in Its opening game of
the season.
Although the team from the
Illinois valley will be favored,
Manager Ben Fagone feels the
Millers will present a serious
challenge to the league leaders.
The Millers are "rounding into
shape nicely," Fagone main
tained. Fasel Hurt
He reported that Central
Point may be without the serv
ices of its regular shortstop Bob
Fasel, who was Injured last
week in a collision with another
player. Fasel is batting over the
400 mark.
Other heavy hitters in the j
club are Jack Burns, rapping j
the ball at a .330 clip, and Joe !
Pizzuto, clubbing at i .300 aver- j
age. !
Carl Hueners will get the call j
on the mound for the Millers
Sunday. Other probable starters
are Pizzuto, Dale Graham, Fasel
(if he's able) and Burns in the
infield. Bill Donahoe will be
catcher and outfielders will be
Herb Trautman, Fagone and
Mel Anhorn. Graham wil be at
short and Norm Henson at sec
ond if Fasel is unable to play.
Recently added to the Miller
roster were John Niles from
Medford high and Punky Mon
roe from Crater high.
In other RVL gamei Sunday
Prospect goes to Glendale and
Butte Falls to Ashland.
McDermott
Shuts Out
Washington
By UNITED PRESS
Mickey McDermott, the Red
Sox' stringbean, southpaw fire
bailer, added a one hit, 1 to 0
masterpiece over the Senators to
the season's list of glittering
pitching performances.
McDermott s one-hitter, parti
cularly gaudy since he faced the
minimum 27 hitters possible in
a nine-inning game, was the
fourth of the young season. In
addition, there have been one no-
hitter, 12 two hitters and Mc-
Dermott's shut-out was the 47th
by a major league pitcher.
Mel Hoderleln, a Red Sox cast-
off, spoiled the 23-year old Mc-
Dermotts bid for a no-hitter
with a single In the fourth inning
but was immediately wiped out
In a double play. Eddie Yost
walked to become the only other
Washington base-runner and he,
too, was rubbed out In a double
play.
McDermott, who won his third
game of the season, struck out
eight Senators as he faced just
three men in each inning.
Bob Porterficld, the victim of
Virgil Trucks no-hitter on May
IS, was the hard-luck loser to
McDermott.
FEED STORE GOSSIP
By Paul E. Wilson
6 YIARS $500,000
Henry Witt ef Hooker, Oklahoma,
was flat broke in 1933; his farm
a windblown desert. His creditors
wouldn't take his land to he stayed
and after six years of heavy rains
and raising wheat prices he owns
3,360 acres of land and is worth
$500,000.
RAISING CALVES FOLKS?
If so you will be interelted in hew
Glen E. Curtil of Mcrriman Rd.
railed hit last calf. The dam was
full ef mastitis at calving, so the
calf had no colostrum at all. The
first day Glen bought one gallon ef
milk for the calf. The second day
he started feeding Calf Manna and
at tha calf progressed he added
tome grain and that was it. Now
Glen has his calf on Albers Crowd,
a complete calf ration with Calf
Manna in it. Jutt think folks, that's
only I lbs, of milk this calf had.
FOR SALI
Two very fine New Zealand dees
(rabbits that it) and they are big
ones, at only $4.00 each. J. F.
Small, Rt. 1, lo 430E, Medford.
That'a up Coleman Creek way.
Ned CS.il, Rt. 1, Bos 1141,
Cagle Point, Phone Camp White
4509, hat a Towner 22" Disc for
Ford-Ferguson Tractor for sale. This
disc has been used very Urtle and
goes for the low price of SI SO. 00.
SCATTER PARS
Albert pelleted scratch feed. It
It highly palatable, esiy to feed, no
watte, cheaper than some scratch
feeds and above all It doet a better
and more economical olb, as the
chickens eat all of it.
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FABRICS
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"UTAH" TRAVEL KIT
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$coo up
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Three - feature "Director"
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photo pockets. Provision for
spare keys. Permanent regis
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1 $25.50
Remington "Co n t 0 u r"
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shave. Warranted for on
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