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mm Junior Legion Klamath Falls Mcdford's untried Americah Legion junior baseball team is slated to see its first action on Sunday. The Medford nine, sponsored by Crater Lake Motors, will FEED STORE GOSSIP By Paul E. Wilson FAMOUS FLYING FARMERS Henry Bomhoff, Oklahoma's Flying Farmer, leraned to fly while flying. Taxiing his mail order ship to try it out, ho found himself off the ground and gaining altitude, He landed safely, took off again, and taught himself to fly. ATTENTION FOLKS, DOWN ' ASHLAND WAY You can now get your Albers feeds locally at Ted's Feed and Seed Store, 353 E. Main, Ashland. John Wilkinson Is the proprietor and he will help you select the Albers feed that you need. John not only han dles feed but he just has his store full of things that you folks can use, so drop in today and his store. ANOTHER SATISFIED ALBERS CUSTOMER Is Les Gilman, owner of the Gil man's Cream-Rich Dairy Products, Medford. Les Is a staunch feeder of Milk Flo Paketts for his dairy string and he gets the results. Les also starts his calves on Calf Manna and follows with Albers Crowd and his calves and heifers are beauties and they develop into real. cows. Of course the feed doesn't have all to do with it, as Les has good stock and his careful management shows up In his whole herd. Les has the agency for the Miller-Mill for baled hay chopping, so if any of you ranches are in the market for a chopper, it would be a good idea to see Les before you buy. Don't forget folks that Les dis tributes mighty good milk, too. "JANEY" One of Paul Stevenson's cows was one of the top winners for the month of May, in the county. She produced 1,457 lbs. ,of milk and 99.1 lbs of butterfat. Congratula tions Paul on a mighty fine job. Of course I have to mention that Paul is also one of our Milk Flo Paketts feeders. SELFADE Is the Albers feed to use If you you are having trouble with eoc cidiosis in your flock. It Is highly palatable, is fortified with vitamin B12 and the most effective known antibiotic feed supplement and with a proved sulfa drug. Don't fail to feed Set fade if you are having trouble. It not only cures but pre vents some of the diseases. Ply wood i I To those who are interested In buying a work ing share in I going plant at Roieburg. For fur ther information tee Mr. Fah in the lobby of the MEDFORD HOTEL, FRIDAY, JUNE 13, After noon and evening. WESTERN PLYWOOD ASSOCIATION yoi mM . WHISKIY-A ILINO fIjmjtF-X. U ' FAMOUS SINCE 18S7 "Ssf Ypuuj quam 8 II V 65 Groin N.oitol Spirits ' . 'g1 tmntM MIIIUM t J Nine Plays Here Sunday take on Klamath Falls In a dis trict doubleheader at the fair grounds ball park here. Time of the opener is 1:30 p.m. While Medford hasn't been able to get any previous test, Klamath Falls has played four games, splitting with Albany and losing twice to Eugene. The locals had a doublebill schedul ed two weeks ago but the games were'forfeited to Medford when the Lakeview team was unable to come here. Landers Boys Gone This week the Medfordites will be without the services of Ned nnd Ted Landers, prep baseballers, who are on a vaca tion trip to Texas. Gordon Car rigan, a Central Point high ath lete, is expected to take over Ted Landers' third base chores Ned Landers is a pitcher but the Legion squad seems fairly well fixed in that department. Coach Al Perkins has four hurlers to choose among for the two games. They are Ken Piland, Blake Maddox, Jim Kelly and Kay Kelley. Jim Kelly is a St Mary's high tosser while Kay Kelley is a central Pointer. Dick Wooton is probable Med ford catcher on Sunday. Other possible starters are Terry Mad dox, first base; Max Llndley or Jack Antonson at second, with one going to the outfield; Jerry Perkins or Curt Holzgang at shortstop, with one of the two in the outfield, and Tom Rodgers in the other outfield spot. The Klamath team is spon sored by the Coca Cola com pany. Probable Klamath pitch ers are Jojo George and Champ Hatcher. Larry Yarnell Js catch er. 3-Way Race for All-Star Berth 3-WAY 13 Chicago (U.R) Fans voting to pick a National league short stop in the All-Star baseball poll made it a three-way battle Fri day. The latest tabulations showed Harold (Peewee) Reese of Brook lyn had passed Alvin Dark of the New York Giants and slip ped into ' second place, just 2, 533 votes behind front-runner Gran Hamner, of the Philadel phia Phillies. Hamner, who has never play ed In an All-Star game, was nam ed on 25,886 ballots. Reese had 23,353 votes to 19,102 for Dark. The poll allows baseball fans to pick the starting lineups for the July 8 contest at Philadel phia between the two major leagues. TUP. LEADERS: National League First Bane Lockman, New York. Second Basfr J. Robinson, Brooklyn. Third Base Thomson. New York. Shortstop Hamner. Philadelphia. Left Field Sauer, Chicago. Center Field Musial, St Louis. Jlleht Field Hermanskl. Chloago. Catcher Campanella, Brooklyn. American League First Base E. Robinson. Chicago. Second Base Fox. Chicago. Third Base Rosen, Cleveland. Shortstop Rizzuto. New York. Left Field Mitchell, Cleveland. Center Field DIMaggio. Boston. Right Field Wertr. Detroit. Catcher Berra, New York. Workers Studs Travel To Bandon This Week The Medford Cheney Studs fifth place team in the South western Oregon Baseball league, will play Bandon, fourth place team, In a two-game series this week-end. The hassles Saturday and Sunday will be at Bandon. Success of the Medford club will depend considerably on how effectively the Millers have strengthened their pitching. Lack of hurling power was a big reason why the Bandon crew dropped from second to fourth by losing two games last week end to Coquille. Bandon reportedly has secur ed the services of Dr. Frank Dierrick, standout s e m i-pro chucker from Oregon City. Med ford will rely on Paul Gehrman and Derald Wooton. The Studs, by winning twice, could rise into third spot this week-end, depending on for tunes of other league members. Brookings will play at Drain and Roseburg at Coos Bay-North Bend while Coquille gets a bye. Roseburg, Coos Bay and Drain are now tied for the league leadership. For Medford to rise as high as third position, either Roseburg or its bay area rival will have to pull a clean sweep. Drain is a big favorite over winless cellarite Brookings. But the Studs will have to help themselves as well as hope for help elsewhere. Roseburg reportedly is bol stering its pitching staff. There Manager Earl Sargent has ac quired Hal Saltzman of Portland Beaver fame and Just out of the military service and Stan Aune, University of Oregon pitcher. Saltzman earlier was reported signed by Coos Bay. He was re leased because of the large size of the mound staff of the coast team. The tosser recently was quoted as saying he did not plan to play ball for a while but ap parently was referring to the professional variety. He will make his debut with the Chiefs on June 28 and 28. The Medford Studs will play their next game in Medford on Wednesday, June 18, against Dunsmuir, Calif. They will face Weed here on the following Fri day. Two games with barnstorm ing teams were arranged for the Studs this week. They oppose tne House of David on July 14 and the Havana Cabanas on July 18. The Cheney crew battles the Harlem Globetrotters on Aug ust 5. SOUTHWESTERN OREGON LEAGUE STANDINGS - - W. L. Pet Roseburg 4 .' Drain 4 2 Ml Coos Bay-North Bend .... 4 2 .667 Bandon ........ 5 3 .635 Medford 4 4 .500 Coquille 3 5 .375 Brookings 0 6 .000 Rogue Valley Tilts Sunday Cave Junction is heavily fav ored to maintain its Rogue Val ley league baseball leadership Sunday. The Illinois valley nine will be host to Prospect, tail-ender in the loop. Prospect has not won a loop fray in five starts. . Grants Pass may be in for a toughie in the circuit this week. The Merchants are hosts to Butte Falls on Sunday. Last week-end Butte Falls rose up and Knocked Glendale from the undefeated ranks into third place. Glendale this week will battle Ashland at Ashland. Central Point gets a bye. Seattle Golfer Meet Favorite Columbus, Ohio -4U.R) Pat Lesser, Seattle University fresh man who drives more than 200 yards into the wind, was the experts' choice as the Women's Intercollegiate golf tournament entered the semi-finals Friday The 18-year-old sharpshooter medalist is now eight strokes under par for the 46 holes she has played over Ohio State Uni versity's tough Scarlet course. Miss Lesser met Beverly Gam mon of Minnesota Friday, while Ohio State's Polly Martin played Mary Ann Villegas of St. Mary's Dominican of New Orleans. The two winners battle it out for the championship Saturday. .vllT ' ii aaaasaaaess.a!al aLa-asaaJ TOWER PUNCH Luther RawBngs (left) appears to be. falling asleep on his glove after receiving a looping right from Johnny Saxton during their bout in Chicago Stadium. Saxton won the lO round decision. Portlanders Stop Suds Win Streak San Francisco (U.R) Slight ly arrears with spring cleaning chores, the Pacific Coast league's high-priced lackeys appeared ready Friday to rearrange their furnishings. The attic and the basement were pin-pointed as targets of attack. San Diego, kept atop the PCL by Frank O'Doul, may be shunt ed to another room, in favor of the rising stars from Hollywood, bossed by Fred Haney. And, at the extreme end of the social ladder, San Francisco seems ripe to nestle into the familiar cellar, replacing Sacramento. lOlh Straight The Seals, who wear an eighth-place trademark from the 1951 season, lost their 10th straight Thursday night to Hol lywood, 2-1. And San Diego dropped a 6-5 decision to Sacra mento in 15 long innings. Portland, backed by Joe Bro via's homer and Fred Sanford's six-hitter, snapped Seattle's win streak at 11, 2-1, and Los An geles trimmed Oakland, 5-0, on six-hit pitching by Walt Dublel and a two-tally homer by Leon Brinkopf. The loss was Oak land's first in eight games. The Hollywood win and San Diego loss combined to trim the Pads' lead to one game and to leave seventh-place San Fran cisco just one contest out of the basement. THE LINESCORESt Hollywood 010 000 100-a 7 2 San Francisco 000 100 000 1 7 2 Linden and Sandlock; Bradford. Muncrtef (8) and Tornay. Oakland 000 000 000 0 0 Los Angeles . 001 220 OOx 5 2 Hittle. Candlnl (4), Van Cuyk 17) and Neal, Lamanno (8); Dublel and Peden. (IS Innings) San Dlcgo 200 000 030 000 000 5 11 1 Sacramento 000 202 100 000 001 11 1 Fletcher. Smith (71. Benton (81 Mol. loy (14i and Summers, Kerr (81: John son, Pallca (15) and Smith, McKeegan () Seattle 000 000 0101 6 0 Portland 010 010 OOx 2 7 1 Del Duca. Johnson (8) and Wilson; Sanford and Robinson. Swede Halbrook To Attend OSC Portland (U.R) Wade (Swede) Halbrook, the seven-foot-tall pride of the Lincoln high school basketball team in Portland, said Friday he will at tend Oregon State college next fall. Halbrook has boc- an all-state star twice and holds many high school scoring records. He said his decision to attend the Cor vallis school was based on his admiration for Slats Gill, OSC coach. "I like) Oregon State and Cor vallls and I very much want to play basketball for Slats Gill," the towering athlete said. The Lincoln center last season piled up 1035 points in leading his school to the state basketball championship and had been sought after by schools all over the nation. His mother said "it was Wade's own idea to attend an Oregon school." GO TO SEALS Yakima (U.R) The Yakima Bears of the Western Interna tional league have assigned First Baseman Bill Andrlng and Cen tcrfielder Gene Kiinger to the parent San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast league. And ring was batting .341 and Klln gler .333. They were to report to the Seals immediately. More Power For Your Ford Tractor 6 Cylinder Engine Tractor CONVERSION KIT i Thousands in lite For information tee your Ford Tractor Dealer or or write: Funk Aircraft Com pany, 769 N. Vine St., Los Angeles 38, Calif. , Brosch Takes Lead in U.S. Golf Open Dallas. Tex. (U.R) Al Brosch, freckles gleaming in the glare of a bright Texas sun, set out to whip a golfing jinx Fri day of all days Friday the 13th. When the last salvos of the opening round of the 52nd U. S, Open golf championship were fired amid the twilight shadows Thursday, the man in front of the field was Brosch a 40-vear old veteran pro from Garden City, N. Y. The bespectacled one-time Long Island caddy whipped the choice field by a stroke, beat par by two strokes and had been the only man in the 162-player field to birdie difficult Northwood Club s most stubborn hole "Pe can Narrows," the 448-yard, par sixtn. His 35-3368 round Disced him a stroke in front of defend ing champion Ben Hogan and two strokes ahead of another veteran threesome composed of Dick Metz, Maple City, Kan.; Sam Snead, White Sulphur Springs. W. Va.; and Horton Smith, Detroit. Brosch seems a cinch to be among the low 50 and ties who will survive after Friday's 18- hole round for the big 36-hole stretch drive Saturday. Opening round scores indicate a 149 or 150 will make that grade.- Brosch, Hogan, Metz, Smith and Snead were the only ones able to crack or match North- wood s par 35-35 70. Baby bluefin tuna have been discovered drifting in the Gulf Stream off Miami, the first time they have ever been found in the western Atlantic. as ai EXTRAS when youcfioose rfe Lowest-Priced Line sibJjJAldVJUJUl lit Qifyfhl lewMt prUtd tn Kt flMI TMi bvautM now fey. D lwt J-Bae (don IMi for lw tM ajny texnpcrabJ m6j) h IN fold. fCtftttawattM ifanefiW ) mm HrWrvfW to m vtt.tobfifr at wmHtnlf MORI PIOPU IUY CHCVROLETS THAN 227 Friday. Jun. 13, 1152 Fishing Said Fair Portland (U.R) Fair catch es of trout are being made in Cascade and central coastal lakes but elsewhere fishing is spotty within a poor- to- fair range, the Oregon State Fish commission said Friday in its weekly fishing bulletin. Recent rains raised many streams, making them muddy and reducing possibilities for anglers. The area - by - area fishing report included: Southwest Central coast lakes fair for trout on May flies; central coast streams low and some good catches being made; southern coast streams and lakes poor; lower Rogue poor for sal mon and fair for trout; North Umpqua good for trout; South Umpqua good above Milo. Whats. your best whiskey buy ? . Have 1 or. of Calvert put In one glau end the lame amount of any other whiskey in another without knowing which ia which, Your own taste is the final test of whiskey value. There's such a big difference in whiskies in smoothness, mellowness and freedom from bite that only you can decide which is your best buy. That'a why it will pay you to compare Calvert Reserve with any other whiskey. It hat the taste most people like most because it ia blended to a taste standard established by a "Consumer Jury" of thousands of folks like you. But don't take our word atone. Test Calvert Reserve against any other whiskey then make your own choice. Fair enough? Calvert Challenges Comparison 'with any whiskey on the market ! CAIVHT RESfRVI IIENDED WHISKEY 16.1 PROOP 6S GRAIN NIUTKAl SHUTS. CALVERT KSTIUIRS CORP, N.Y. t, rfTi. , GtfS PRICED SO LOW! ANT 0THIR CADI BARNES CHEVROLET, Inc. EAST NINTH STREET MEDFORD (OAESON) MAIL TRIBUNE HIWl 5 FLIGHTS SOUTH FROM MEDFORD EVERY DAY Serving 32 California Citiei PHONE MEDFORD 2-5851 , Sniff en brand for aromm. Taite it criti cally for a moor fines a. Swallow carefully to judge its freedom from bite, burn or iting. XT WIDI CHOICI M styling "leri "4 bite, burn or iting. J 1 '.'a ITS IXTRA SMOOTH PIRFORMANCI IXTRA RIDINO COMFORT .f CerJarpels. Power IXTRA STRINOTH AND COMFORT IXTRA STOPFINO POWil f Hthef Unlitssl Construction .1 Jumko-Drum Irakis IXTRA STIIRtNO IASI ef CntfPlnt Storing PHONI 2-6115 Taste the other whis key in the same analyt ical way then pick the one that nmlly taitea better to you. 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