SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Friday. Juno 20. 1952
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Cheney Studs Battle
Weed Here Tonight
Plavine their second straight
king's-x contest of the week, the
Medford Cheney Studs are hosts
to the Weed, Calif., semi-pro
nine at the fairgrounds baseball
park tonight. Starting time will
be 8 o'clock.
Medford's aggregation will
aim for its second consecutive
triumph over California opposi
tion. But the Studs may find a
tougher opponent tonight.
On Wednesday Medford beat
Dunsmulr, third ranking nine
of the Northern California loop.
Weed is ahead of Dunsmuir in
the same circuit In second spot.
A probable Weed line-up lists
Barron or Berdonnl as starting
hurler; Frazza, catcher; Dropo,
second base; Lee, shortstop;
Brown, third base, and Risberg
In the outfilcd. The first base
possible starter was not listed.
Wooton To Open
Derald Wooton Is expected to
OREGON BOUND
Baker (U.R) Gary McMan
us, 8 foot 4 inch hoopster who
scored 178 points in leading the
Baker high Bulldogs to a Blue
Mountain conference champion
ship tie last year, said Thursday
he will enroll at the University
of Oregon.
open on the mound for Medford
tonight.
The Studs will rest with a bye
Saturday and Sunday while oth
er members of the Southwestern
Oregon league go into action.
Games slated are Coos Bay
North Bend at Coquille, Bandon
at Drain, and Roseburg at Brook
ings. Roseburg will be heavily
favored against the ccllarite.
Drain and Coos Bay will rule as
favorites in their encounters but
either of their opponents is con
sidered capable of spilling the
dope.
Drain and Coos Bay are now
knotted for the league lead.
RVL Tussles
Set Sunday
Central Point .will entertain
Ashland Sunday in a Rogue Val
ley league baseball encounter.
In other loop tangles Grants
Pass goes to Glendale for a scrap
over second place and league
leading Lave Junction travels to
Butte Falls. Grants Pass is now
in second position in the league
standings a half-game ahead of
Glendale.
League pacer Cave Junction,
still unbeaten, was idle last week
when Prospect reportedly did
not show up for Its game. Wheth
er the fray will be forfeited was
not learned.
Central Point's and Ashland's
mix is considered Important
since the two clubs are tied for
fourth spot. The ruckus at Cen
tral Point will start at 2 p.m.
with Carl Keuners slated to
pitch.
Acting Manager Dale Graham
said that all Millers are to report
to the field at 12:30 p.m. The
Millers will be without two key
players, Jack Burns and Mana
ger Ben Fagone, who are at Na
tional Guard camp.
Central Pointer Softball Teams
Win; Two Games Billed Tonight
MARTINEZ FAVORED
New York (U.R) Explos
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N.J.. was favored at 2-1 to beat
tough Sammy Giuliani of Stam
ford, Conn., in a new-talent tele
vision fight at Madison Square
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Andy's Jewelers, a team made
up of Medford high school boys,
will play Central Point in the
7:30 o'clock opener at the senior
high field tonight in a Medford
Softball association doublehead
er. Trowbridge and Flynn and
twice-victorious Camp White
mix in the nightcap.
Central Point showed power
in its men's league opener last
night by smothering the Crater
Lions 25 to 2. In the girls' loop
opener Central Point beat Butte
Falls 25 to 2.
10 In First
In the men's game Central
Point picked up 10 runs in the
first frame, seven in the second
and five in the third. The first
10 Crater Lion outs were by
strikeouts. CP Pitchers Lee
Flink and Harry Tonn combined
for 12 strikeouts with nine by
speedballer FHnk. The game
was called after five innings be
cause of Central Point's big lead.
t v. ifi' ,,iA n.,ttA TTalls
All BiD luraic vuhte
took a 2 to 0 lead but Central
Point romped back with six
runs In the third Inning and
pushed over Us other six in the
Legion Game
Slated Here
The Medford American Le
gion Junior tiaseball nine will
see Its fifth action of the season
Sunday when it collides with the
Myrtle Creek contingent.
This game will be at the fair
grounds here and play ball time
is 2 p.m. It will be a non-district
engagement.
Gordon Carrlgnn. Crnler high
youth, will pitch1 for Medford
This will bo his first appearance
on the mound for the Legion
crew. CaiTloan would have
chucked in the Wednesday
doublehill with Eugene but had
lo work.
FIELDER INKS
Wcnatchce (U.R) The Wen.
atchce Chiefs announced Friday
the signing of Left Fielder Lyle
Palmer and the release of Pitch
er Bob Gnrrctt. Palmer, who
had been teaching school till
year, hit .294 with the Chiefs
last season.
TALENT WINS TWO
Talent posted two wins over
Eagle Point in Southern Oregon
Junior Baseball league activity
this week, taking the pec wee
Clinic 2 to 1 and the cub scrape
7 to 0.
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fourth. The Butte Falls team ar
rived late and the game was
halted after four Innings because
of an hour time limit that was
agreed upon,
IJNESCORK8:
(Girls' League)
Central Point OOfl 613 10 8
Butte Fallii 020 1 3 3 fl
S. Bishop, M. Bishop and Tonn;
Zlmmerlee. Irwin and Sheppard,
Dillon.
(Men's larue)
Central Point .(10.75 3025 24 0
Crater Lions Oil 00 2 3 4
Flink. Tonn (4) and Fenton; Morris.
Seely (4) and Dickey.
PGA Match
Play Starts
Louisville, Ky. (U.R) It's
Black Friday" in the PGA golf
championship at 'Big Spring
Country club with the spotlight
on the renewal of an old rivalry
between Sammy Snead and Lew
Worsham.
This is the day on which, after
two prosaic days of qualifying
play, the field of 64 survivors
launch themselves headlong into
two rounds of 18-hole match
play which narrows the field to
18 by sundown.
It's a day on which anything
can happen and usually does.
Defending champion Snead of
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.,
and 1947 U.S. Open champion
worsnnm ot Oakmont, Pa., were
expected to provide plenty of
golfing and perhaps verbal fire
works In their opening round
match.
Rogue Good
For Trout
Portland (U.R) The week
ly report on fishing conditions
reported Friday .by the State
Game commission:
Southwest: Central coast
streams poor; some trout taken
on flics in central coast lakes;
Winchester bay poor for salmon;
south coast streams fair; lower
Rogue fair for salmon; Rogue
good for trout; North Umpqua
good for trout; South Umpqua
good above Mllo.
THREE PROS REMAIN
Chicago (U.R) Three pro
fessionals, Including two form
er champions, and a lone, 19-year-old
amateur tee off Friday
in the semi-final round of the
23rd annual Women's Western
Open golf tournament. Amateur
Barbara Romack of Sacramento.
Calif., was mntched against pro
Betty Jameson of San Antonio,
Tex., 1942 Western Open titlist
who Thursdny bent defending
champion Patty Berg. In the
other, all-pro semi-final, three
time winner Louise Suggs of At
lanta, Ga., meets tourney medal
ist Betsy Rawls of Austin, Tex.
DIAMOND FISHING GOOD
Very good fishing" at Dia
mond lake during tha past
waak has baan raported with
a good number of limits be
ing caught Including a lot of
large trout. On fisharman
from Madlord raported catch
ing two limits in two days. Ha
fiahad 45 minutes ona day
and ona hour tha next.
Yakima (U.R) The Yaki
ma Bears announced Friday that
right-hander Bob Savage, now
with the parent San Francisco
Seals, will report here Sunday.
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Fanfare
By DICK JEWETT
Mail Tribune Sports Editor
Report on LaVere Herrmann,
ex-Medford Rogue and now
pitcher for the Abilene, Tex.,
Blue Sox of the West Texas
New Mexico Baseball league:
"Herrmann is performing unus
ually well for a 'stranger' to the
circuit, and is popular with fans,
players and his manager."
The report is from Collier
Parris, Sports Editor of the Abi
lene Reporter-News.
DOING OKAY
Herrmann "la doing okay (n
'this free-wheeling, extra tough
Class C league," Parris stal
ed. Ho had a record of five
wins and five defeats as of
last Sunday when ho won his
fifth game 10 to 5 over Lub
bock. Tho ox-Modford chuck
or allowed 10 hits, walked ono
man and struckout ono.
Parris had no statistical rec
ord on Herrmann available
because tha loop la laboring
under a now administration
and it Is extremely difficult to
got up to dale information.
HARD FOR ROOKIE
Concerning the WT-NM
league, Parris said that it ought
to be at least Class B because
teams play Class A ball. Clubs
in the league are made up most
ly of seasoned veterans making
it hard for a rookie or limited
service player to break in.
That's a big boost for Herrmann.
RELIEF DUTY
Info w o ' v received from
tho family shows that Herr
mann went tho route for Abi
lene for the first time about a
month ago and won 5 to 1
over Clovis. Ho soomad to bo
seeing considerable relief
duty. In ono game Herrmann
went in the third inning and
Abilene went on to win 28 to
12 to over Pampa.
PLAYERS UMPIRE
In the game which Herrmann
won last Sunday the plate ' um
pire gave up in the seventh inn
ing because of the heat. The base
ump took his place and a play
er from each bench worked first
and third bases without mishap
or rhubarb the rest of the game.
DONAHUE HITS .288
W o s t o r n International
league statistics show Miko
Donahue batting .28$ for Yak
ima and Pat Simmons hitting
.270 for Spokano. Donahue
was catcher for tho Medford
Rogues last season and Sim
mons, an all-around playar, is
an ex-Eagle Point high school
athlete.
MORRIS LEADS HUSKIES
Frank Morris, Medford's con
tribution to the 1951 All Amer
ican high school track team, was
the leading scorer with 42
points for the University of
Washington thinclads this sea-oh".-The
Husky freshman even
outpointed George Widenfelt,
the heralded one-man gang.
. A University of Washington
release stated that Morris "step
ped right into big time competi
tion without losing any of the
lustre from his name. He was
among 23 Huskies to receive a
track letter. Morris was one of
two double winners in the
Northern division meet, taking
both high and low hurdle
events. He won either the high
or low hurdles in every dual
meet and finished as low as
third only once.
ASHLAND TOURNEY SCENE
To easa congestion in tho
annual Southarn Oregon Golf
tournament held by Rogue
Valley Country club, tho Frl.
day qualifying and Saturday
and Sunday matchaa of wom
en's play this yaar will bo hold
at Oak Knoll course in Ath
land. Tha llnals of both man's
and women's tourneys will bo
hold on tho Roguo Valley
links.
Tho tournament this season
Is August 29, 30 and 31 and
Soptombor 1. Replacing usual
medal play, woman's competi
tion will bo match play.
Al Llttrell is general chair
man for tha tournament.
We've been informed that Bud
Clase, winner of the junior boys
novice class in the recent Ore
gon Bow Hunters field tourna
ment. Is a Medfordite. The list
ing we saw of tourney results
did not mention an address for
him.
Contracts amounting to S473.-
319 for construction of 12 light
ers and barges have been award
ed to four Northwest firms by
the department of the navy.
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