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FOUR MEDFORD (OREGON), Studs Sweep Week-end Series; Three Clubs Knot for Loop Lead SOUTHWESTERN OBEGOW LEAGUE STANDINGS Pel Roseburg 4 Drain Coos Bay-North Bend .... 4 Bandon .. .. 3 Med ford ...... 4 Coqtiille .. - 3 .667 .687 .667 .625 ,500 .375 .000 Brookinss ... 0 The Medford Cheney Studs with loose-limbed Derald Woo ton on the mound, thumped ; Brookings 14 to 3 Sunday at the fairgrounds to gain their first clean sweep of the season in a Southwestern Oregon league baseball series. Medford downed the Beavers 6 to 3 Saturday in the first tussle of a two-game stand. Victories over the week-end gave the Studs a .500 mark in the league percentage column four wins and four losses. Coos Bay-North Bend shared the league leadership with Drain and Roseburg after week-end games. Each now has four wins and two losses. . Com Bar Wins The Coos Bay nine beat Drain 8 to 1 Saturday and 10 to 2 Sun day, beating Pitcher Roy Helser Saturday and chasing Hurler Jerry Cade out Sunday. Coquille rapped Bandon 8 to 5 and 16 to 10. Bandon Suncrea ironv pitching . lack with Ad Liska shelved by an auto injury and Bill Hanauska collapsing from a pinched nerve after facing three batters on sunday. Medford sewed up the Sunday contest with two big innings. It capitalized mainly on Beaver errors and Tosser Chuck Tyke- son's wildness for five runs in the .first frame and four in the second. ' The Studs got their first canto score on a base on balls, bits by Alex McDonald, Frank Roelandt and Norm Luclch, three errors and a fielder's option. Two hit batters, two errors, a base on balls and two flyouls accounted for second inning markers. Runt Cross Another Medford run crossed in the fifth on Moose Blevins bingle' and two errors. In the sixth Snuffy Smith, Clarence Mellbye and Lucich hit for the Studs and a walk and a wild pitch figured as two more runs came in. The final Medford runs were scored in the eighth on a double by Roelandt, singles by Jack Gordon and Mellbye and a groundout by Smith. Brookings scored once in the fourth on hits by Frank Bur dell, Bill Darnell and Bill Wal lace, again in the sixth on Bur- dell's single and Wally Maciel s triple and once more in the eighth on Burdell's home run over the right field fence. Medford Pitcher Wooton gave up eight hits during the after noon, walked three batters and fanned eight He handled four fielding chances for assists. Stud batters got to Hurler Chuck Tykeson, Oregon Tech youth playing for Brookings, for eight hits and they got three bingles off the offerings of Reliever Maciel. Cartwright Goes The Studs played Sunday without the services of Out fielder and Inficldcr Marv Cart wright who reportedly accepted a more lucrative offer from Dunsmuir, Cal. Neither Boody Gilbertson nor Pete Bianchi from up Seattle way were here over the week-end to play for the Studs. There were reported conflicts in their schedules. H is understood that they are to alter nate in playing with the Studs, only one joining the team each week. Bob Astin, former Medford i Rogues tosser, threw his last) game ior urooKings Saturday night. He has been on leave from the Marine Corps and headed bark to duty after the game. The Medford nine goes to Ban don for a Sawdust league series next week-end. On Wednesday, TO PLAY SOFTBALL Mobilgas and Central Point Softball teams will have a prac tice game at the senior high field here Tuesday at 8 p.m. 1 SWINt CUT Or SAW, 10" evarcat ita stasl frame, simiti, tea at arlindar feast central, belt, ate I SWINC3 CUT On SAW, JO" evercat with steal (fame, keaatrt, team cytiader feeel coatrel, bait, eta. tJWINO CUT on SAW, to" everc.s, Medal 34. with 3 HA 6. E. Meter, esaanetia twitch, ate. CriSstA sstVsasltfassst IMn. Camas, srtau twoiarn. SriAM fuMrv coaniuoiL tOitV tou CAMS. ITC Telephone! Diet Glare at Cottage Grove 756R. (Oregon) Or Wills WWi DULIEN STEEL PRODUCTS INC OF WASH. 9265 E.it Marginal Way Seattle 8, Washington MAIL TRIBUNE MedfordJTribune CP Millers Lash Prospect 11-2 in Rogue Central Point defeated Pros pect 11 to 2 and Grants Pass nipped Ashland 4 to 3 Sunday in Rogue Valley league baseball tussles. Butte Falls upset Glendale 13 to 7. Lloyd Hart was winning pitcher. Pitcher Carl Hueners came through with a sparkling six-hit performance for Central Point. He fanned 13 batters and walked none while the Millers collected 11 hits and utilized four errors. Burns Homers , There was no scoring in the RVCC Linksmen Third in Meet George Harrington, Medford, was medalist and the Rogue Val ley Country club quartet of which he was a member placed sixth in the Alderwood invita tional golf tournament Saturday and Sunday at Portland. Harrington paced the field with a 145 for the two days to get a trophy and a golf cart. The Medford team score was 629. On the Rogue Valley crew in. addi tion to Harrington were Justin Smith Jr., Bill McAllister Jr., and Phil Getchell. The two-day totals of the three were not re ported this morning. Oswego topped the 15 team field with 612. Other leading quartets were Columbla-Edge-water 614. Royal Oaks 619, Ald erwood 621 and Longview 626. At Klamath Falls Sunday Rogue Valley golfers lost a team, match to Reames Golf club 16,i to 13V4. Ten-man teams partici pated. June 18, the Studs face Duns muir and on Friday, June 20, they oppose Weed.. The games will be at the fairgrounds here. Both teams are members of the Northern California league. BOX SCORE: Brookings AB Staab. is .. 3 PO A. E 3 1' 2 1 0 2 10 0 4'0 0 3 1 0 SOI 3 3 1 4 1 1 0 3 0 0 1 0 34 " PO A E 0 0 0 0 10 9 3 0 1 4 0 10 0 1 3 0 3 0 0 10 0 0 0 4 0 14 14 0 Jarobson. 3b .. 4 Burden, If 3 Darnell, lb 4 Maclrt. cf. p 4 Parsons, rf 4 W.ll.ce. 3b 4 Peterson, c 3 ' Tykeson, p 3 Johnson, d 3 33 Medford AB R Blevins. If 3 3 McDonald. ss .. 5 Roelandt, c 3 Gordon. 2b 4 Smith, cf 5 Mellbye. 3b 4 Lucich. rf S Gltsen. lb .. 4 Wooton. p 3 Brookings . 000 101 010 3 Medford , 50 013 JOx 14 Run hatted in RAntnn Cmltt. t Mellbye 3. Luclch 3. Burdell. Muriel. Wallace Two base hi I, Smith. Roe landt. Three bate hit Maciel. Home run Burdell. Stolen hate McDnn. aid. Staab. Double plays Wallace to Lwrneu. .Meiioye to cordon to Gitren Left on bate Brookinss , Medford I Bases on balls Off Wooton. off Tvk on 3. off Maciel 9 Strikeouts Bv Wooton . by Tykeion 3. Hits Off Tykeson t In 3 1 3 Innlnfs. off Maciel 3 in 3 1 3 Innincs. Runs Off Tvkeson i4. on .tiaciei z tsmrfl runs Med ford 4. Brooklnrs 3. Hit bv pitcher Blevins 3 (bv Tkesonl. Wooton ihv Tykeson). Wild pitches Tvkeson. Ma ttel. Losing pitcher Tykeson. SIDE DELIVERY RAKES With ... FLOATING CYLINDER CURVED TEETH INCLINED FRAME GROUND-DRIVEN REEL HUBBARD-WRAY CO, 25 S. RIVf RSIDE Monday. June 9. 1952 Valley Loop game until the fifth inning. Cen tral Point got four runs then when Jack Burns hit a bases loaded home run. Two hits and a walk preceded the circuit blow. Prospect tallied its two runs in that inning. Burns socked three hits in six times up and drove in seven runs. Bob Fasel also hit three for six for the Millers. Ashland had the possible tying and winning runs on base in the ninth in its tussle but a groundout retired the side. Manager Ben Fagene has called an important meeting of ethe Miller club for 7 p. m. Wednesday at the armory. There will be no Miller practice this week. LINESCORE: Central Point 000 043 330 11 11 0 Prospect 000 020 000 3 6 4 Hueners and lsenberg, . Donahoe: Nelson and Lenderman. Girls' Loop Slate Set In Softball Medford Softball association will have a girls' league as well as a men's loop this summer. It was announced during the week end that the association will administer what was to have been the Rogue Valley Girls league. Girls games will be played along with the men's. For the most part, the girls will fill the spots left open in the men's slate by the withdrawal of Timber Products from the association. There will be four girls teams. the Medford Crater Babes, Ea gle Point, Central Point and Butte Falls. Plans to have a sec ond Medford team fell through, it was said. Double Round-Robin The girls will vie in a double round-robin. Whenever girls' and men's frays are scheduled on the same night, the1 girls' tiff will be the preliminary. Men start their schedule on Friday, June 13. Women's play begins on Tuesday, June 17. The games are at the Medford senior high football field. Association officials have expressed the opinion that the 1952 arrange ment should create a more in teresting Softball program here. GIRL'S LEAGl'E SCHEUILE June 17 Medford Crater Babes vs. Eagle Point. June 19 Central Point vs. Butte. Falls. June 37 Crater Babes -vs. Butte Falls. July 10 Eagle Point vs. Central Point. July 11 Crater Babe vs. Cen tral Point. July IS Butte Falls vs. Eagle Point. July 17 Crater Babes vs Eagle Point July IS Central Point vs. Butt Tails. June 25 Crater Babes vs. Butte Falls. August 1 Eagle Point vs Central Point. August 7 Crater Babes vs. Central Point Butle FaUa vs. Eagle Point. LARSONS MEN'S Seattle 01.PJ Art Larson of San Leandro, Calif., downed Herb Flam, Los Angeles, 7-5, 8-6, 7-5 in the finals of the Na tional Hard Court tennis cham pionships Sunday. Mary Prent iss of Lc-s Angeles won the wom en's title from Anita Kantner of Santa Monica. Calif., 61. 8-6. MEDFORD, ORE. STILL CHAMPION Heavyweight Champion Jersey Joe Walcott is warmly congratulated for defending his title by former feather weight boxer Frankie Conway, who lost his sight as result of a ring injury many years ago. They are attending a reception in Walcott s honor at the Walt Whitman Hotel in Camden, N. J. Ben Spalding Ben Spalding won the 40 lap main event on the midget racing program last Saturday night at the Caveman Speed - Bowl at Grants Pass. Second spot went to Charlie Steel and third to Donny Hood. Hood also won the class A semi-main event Bob Christie, the number one driver of last year's midget racing season, was second and Charlie Steel third. Bob Parkins grabbed top hon ors for the Class B semi main with" Johnny Baldwin, an Oak land, California, driver coming in second. Sid Sanders was third. Steel Wins The 5-lap A trophy dash end ed with Steel first. Hood second, and Spalding third. - Donny Hood, driving car No. Iff eft ju3 gvsg.. m .ai.tIrLjmlrSs? aSLSftuiil IlS, lllll"t.p 90 roi now 101 mt.8 iu oi.mtT tmoi Race Victor 36 which is powered by a 2-cyl- inder motorcycle engine, set a new track record for the Vt mile track with a time of 13.95 sec onds. The midgets will perform again next Saturday with time trials starting at 8 p.m. Sport Bulletin Paris (U.PJ Dick Chap man. 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