Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTWELVE MEDFOHD (OHESON) MAIL TRIBUNE Studs Nick Dunsmuir 5-4, Play Weed Friday Idle thli week-end in their own Southweitern Oregon Baseball league, the Medford Cheney Siudi will be hoit here Friday to Weed of the North ern California circuit. Time ol the game li 8 p.m. Derald Wooton ia scheduled to pitch for Medford and Clar ence Mellbye, now aitonding summer school, is expected to be on hand for the third base spot. Weed currenily is holding ' down second position in the standings of its league. Either Barron or Berdonni may get the call as starting pitcher for the Californians. Hertford's Cheney Studs would like for other rivals to be as obliging as the Dunsmuir, Calif.. Merchants were here last night. The Dunsmuir nine prac tically gave the game away to the Studs. Medford went to bat in the ninth and final stanza of the tussle trailing 2 to 4. The Studs pushed over one run with a pair of hits. Then the Merchants blew sky high with four errors. Re' suit: Two more runs and a 5 to 4 Medford victory. Terry Maddox led off the in ning for the Studs with a double. Alex McDonald scored him with a single and went to second base on the first misplny of the in ning, an error on Shortstop Jim Daugherty. Fly Dropped Frank Roelandt hit a high fly which was dropped by White in left field and McDonald ad -3-r sail "Just a note to let you hnotv i"m still o. k. Things aren't too bad over here but they keep us plenty busy and I'll sure be glad wlien my lime for rotation comes! IT ell, it won't be too long now and after all, if you're going to keep a democracy I guess everyone has to pitch in." Just a lonesome G. I. writing home, He's helping in the armed forces. But llierc are things you can do to help, loo. One of the most important of these is buying United Stoles Defense Bonds. Tens of millions of Americans own Dcfenso Bonds now -more than 1. billion dollars worth ! 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As Wooton was forced at second Roelandt crossed home with a run that tied the score at 4 to 4. Second Baseman Mazzei heaved the ball to first base in a double play try that would have ended the inning. But the ball skinned through the dirt end went by first base ollowing Smith to score the winning run. Two In Sixth Medford's other two runs in the sixth stanza were given away ulso by Dunsmuir. Four walks and an error contributed to the score-making. Roy Root started as pitcher for the Merchants and held the Studs hitless for three innings, He walked three men, all of whom were caught off base or forced out. Root gave way to Jim Scott in the fourth and Scott weathered that frame in good style. In the fifth the Studs got the bases loaded on two walks, a hit by.Lucich and a sacrifice by George Gitzen. But Maddox fanned and McDonald grounded out to retire the side before a run could cross. Root Triples In the sixth Roelandt and Thursday, June 19, 1952 1 M GUARDS STUDS' PAS TURE Snuffy Smith, an out fielder who is among the runs, batted-in leaders in the South western Oregon league, is slated to hold down the center field chores Friday night for the Medford Cheney Studs when the Studs collide with Weed, Calif., in a non-league fray. Smith shifted to the Studs this season after being a hitting leader last year in Northern California league play. The Friday game will be at B p.m. (Richards studio, Tacoma) Smith drew consecutive walks, Wooton got on base on an error and a run came home. Two more walks forced over the other tally. Dunsmuir got its first marker in the third inning when Dough erty wa3 hit by a pitch and Root tripled him home. Two Merchant runs were tabulated In the sixth canto in three Stud errors and hits by Ron Behnke and Bob Fidler. The other counter was In the ninth on an error, wild pitch, single by Dougherty and flyout by White. Carl Hueners, guest hurler of the evening for the Studs, pitched good ball during his eight innings of action. He was lifted for Moose Blevlns, a pinch-hitter in the eighth and Cliff Piland tossed the final in ning. Hueners, chucker for the Central Point Millers, allowed four hits, walked two, hit one batter find whiffed nine BOX SCOUR: Dunsmuir An PO 4 Beck. 2b Mazzei. 2b .. Reid, lb Cartwrifrht .. Scott, cf, p 3 ...2 ...4 ...4 3 4 Miller, rf 3 r truer, it, ci .... s Wlllinrm. p ... 1 Dougherty, as- 2 noot. p 1 While. If 3 33 Medford An it h po A r. M.'.diiox. If 4 McDonnld, as .. 5 Roelnndt. c .... 4 Smith cf 3 Wooton. 3b .... 5 I.ucirh. rf .1 HolzL'and. 2b .. 1 Gitzen, lb 2 Hueners. p 1 nievins I Plland, p 0 31 .1 0 27 10 9 'Grounded out for Hueners in Bth. Dunsmuir 001 002 001 4 Medlord 000 002 0035 Runs batted in Root. McDonald, Lucich, Gilzeu Two base hit Mad dox. Three base hit Root. Stolen has. Scotl. Sacrifices Gitzen. Scott. Double play llcbnke to Reid. Left on base Medford 11. Dunsmuir 8. Bases on balls Off Hueners 2. off Root 3. off Scott 7. Strikeouts By Hueners !. bv Hoot 3. Four hits. 3 runs off Hueners in fl innlnas; 1 hit. 1 run otl I'llantl in 1 lnnlne: no nil. no runs off Root In 3 Inninirs: 1 hit. 2 runs off Scott In 2 13 iamtngs; 9 hits. 3 runs off Williams in 3 13 In nings. Karned runs Dunsmuir I. Med ford 2. Hit by pitcher Dougherty (by Hucnorsl. Wild pitches Hueners. Pll and. Winning pitcher Piland. Losing pitcher Williams, ASHLAND PEE WEES WIN Ashland defeated Talent 10 to 3 lust night in a pee wee division game of the Southern Oregon Junior Baseball league. It was the only contest of the evening. Phoenix versus Central Point was postponed as was Medford versus Eagle Point. Grants Pass traveled to Jacksonville but found no team on hand to play. N tit mutr iiiNt it ftoof ii cum muiiii trims MEDFORDtVTRIBUNB JUSTIN SMITH REACHES GOLF TIFF SEMI-FINAL Portland (U.R) The junior semi-final championship rounds were scheduled to get under way Thursday In the Oregon Golf association's state junior tournament as favorites continu ed to set the pace. Dick Twiss of The Dalles was pitted against Lloyd Echardt of Portland and Bob Donnelly of Portland was matched with Justin Smith of Medford for the semi-finals. Rasmussen Loses In Wednesday's action, Twiss blasted George Joy of Longview, Wash., 6 and 5: Eckhardt pulled the upset of the day with a 4 and 3 victory over Bob Seeds of Vancouver, Wash.; Donnelly edged Bob Prall of Salem 2 up and Smith eliminated Don Ana wait of Eugene 3 and 2. In the boys' bracket, Roger Sielicky of Portland outlasted husky Bob Rasmussen of Med ford in a 22-hole grind. In junior division play yester day. Bob Shepherd, Medford, won a first flight match 4 and 3; Harvey Woods, Ashland, won a second flight test 3 and 2; Con- Gold Hill VFW Trapshoot Slated Gold Hill Gold Hill Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a trap shoot and "pot- luck shoot Sunday, June 22, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. at the post home on the Old Stage road about one mile from Gold Hill. The public is invited. Prizes of hams and bacon will be awarded. The VFW 'auxiliary members will sell sandwiches, coffee and cold drinks. The shoot is being held as a benefit to raise money for im provements to the VFW place and to start a fund for a new building. This will be the first shoot on the new trap which Commander Henry G. Albrecht has just finished installing. He has spent the past two months cleaning up the grounds, mak ing some improvements and in stalling the trap for shooting. Women's Golf Activities Nineteen girls reported for in struction and play in the sum mer golf program at Rogue Val ley Country club on Monday, June 16. Following instruction an ap proaching contest was held, best approach out of three tries. Su san Barnes and Marty Meyers were winners. On June 23 the contest will be the lowest score on No. 10. Mrs. L. Paul Walker and Mrs. M. P.- Vogel of the women's or ganization were in charge. Standings COAST LEAGUE W. I.. Snn Dleeo 48 31 Hollywood 4.1 32 Oakland 40 3(1 Seattle ...37 30 Loe Angeles 30 3S San Francisco 3S 43 Portland 30 42 Sacramento 31 47 Pet. .008 on .584 2 .528 6 'i .507 8 .508 8 .440 12 I'j .417 W, .387 16 Is NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Brooklyn 39 13 New York 35 10 Chicago 34 23 St. Loula 30 30 Cincinnati 27 30 Philadelphia 23 32 Boston 23 33 Pittsburgh 16 45 Prt. .722 .840 ,S!1 .300 .474 .418 .411 .262 12 131 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. New York 32 20 Boston 32 25 Chicago 31 26 Cleveland 32 27 Washington 27 20 SI. Louis 27 31 Philadelphia 22 28 Detroit 18 38 Pet. .613 .501 .544 .542 .300 .466 .440 .321 AI. Pet. .704 .583 .340 .466 .464 .440 .420 .370 WESTERN INTERNATION W. I.. Victoria 38 16 Spokane ... 33 25 Vancouver 28 23 Wenatchee ....--....27 31 Lewlston -,.. 26 30 Trl-Clty 26 33 Salem 24 32 Yakima 22 36 Tele-fun by Wanen Goodrich "Walt at least a minute for Junior to aniwor. Only yes terday h soloed for the first tlma I"... You'll complete more calls if you always give your friends plenty of time to an wer. . . Facile Telephone. to! y rad Mann, Medford, lost 3 and 2 in the third flight and Charles Green, Medford, won 7 and 6 in the sixth flight Larry Bucey, Medford, won 1 up in a seventh flight boys di vision tussle, Tom Hamlin lost 6 and 4 in the 12th flight and Gary Harrington won 4. and 3 in the 15th bracket. Legion Nine Splits Pair The Medford Junior American Legion baseball team split a twin bill here yesterday with the invading Eugene Juniors. Medford took the opener, 6 to 5, on the strength of a five-run second inning. The locol team was held to one hit in the sec ond contest and went down to defeat, 6 to 0. In the first game, Medford ran wild in the second inning to chalk up five runs. They came on three Eugene errors, singles by Eddie Baker, Max Lindley and Dick Wooton and a Eugene wild pitch. Lindley had doubled in the first frame. Eugene combined three hits and three Medford errors for three runs in the sixth inning of the opener. In the second game, Eugene tallied five times in the third inning on five hits, a hit batter and one Medford error. Medford plays Myrtle Creek here "Sunday in a single after noon game at the fairgrounds. LINESCORE: (First Game) Eugene 001 003 15 8 2 Medford 150 000 06 4 3 Medford battery: J. Kelly and Wooton. (Second Game) Eugene 105 008 S 1 Medford 000 000 1 4 Medford batterv: FUand. K. Ko lev (4) and Wooton. Castellani Tips Brat ton Chicago (U.R) Welterweight Johnny Bratton figured Thurs day that seven pounds cost him a victory over a man he had on the verge of knockout three times. Bratton, a former NBA cham pion, weighed 149 pounds for his 10 round Chicago Stadium bat tle last night with Rocky Castel lani, at 156. Castellani won a split decision with 54 to 46 and 52 to 48 scores by Referee Norm McGarity and Judge E. Allen Frankel. Judge William O'Connell held it 51 to 49 for Bratton. "I had him out in the third, and the fourth and the seventh," Bratton said. "I know I had him out, but he had it in his mind that he was bigger than me and that's a hard thing to beat. "He's not a hitter," Bratton added. "If we were the same weight, It would only have gone two or three rounds. I'd love to fight him again but I feel that I should stick to welters. It's hard to beat a big man. AHFT ARRIVES Portland (U.R) Portland's new first baseman, Hank Arft, finally arrived in town Wednes day. . Arft, purchased about two weeks ago from the St. Louis Browns, picked up a uniform and then flew to Los Angeles where he was to join the Beav ers Thursday night. Dead line on Classified Ads: 3:30 p m. for following day; 10 a.m. Mon day; noon Saturday for Sunday a.m GREYHOUND More Travel Extras No fxfro Cost I Yej. bigger value! More service to more' plicn Finest buses. Best drivers. Choose the travel reader ... choose Greyhound! 2 Expresses Daily to San Francisco (rent MEDFORD Only $6.40 plus lai Plus Many Regular Schedules Daily Complete Service to All America J. A. T0MJACK 212 N. Bartlett Phone 2-2202 1 wit(j'.- MISINTERPRETING PICTURE, olficials at NCAA meet in Berke ley Cal . left out first and second place winners until sports writers pointed out error. Illinois' Willis Williams, with chest on tape is winner followed by Manhattan's Llndy Remlglno at top. Man with taped leg is Morgan State's Art Bragg. (International) Eight-Game Schedule Announced For 1952 Red Raider Grid Team Ashland Southern Oregon college will meet all four teams of the Oregon Collegiate con ference as well as regular Far Western conference opponents in football contests next fall, according to a tentative sched ule announced today by Donald E. Lewis, business manager. The Red Raiders are memb ers of" the four-team Far West ern loop officially, but have been invited on numerous oc casions to join the Oregon league. Lewis said that South ern Oregon still honors its Far Western affiliation and will not compete with the Oregon col leges in official league play. A season opener against Lin- field at McMinnville is the on ly game scheduled outside of of the two leagues, Lewis said. ! An open date September 20 may , still be filled, however. Teams which will appear in Ashland games will be Eastern j Oregon college, Portland State i (formerly Vanport) and the Cal Aggies. 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