Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 25, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text' Weston Upsets Beechler in OGA Tourney Encounter at Portland MEDFORDTRIBimi Electricians, Central Pointers Win Softball Association Tiffs Trowbridge and Flynn meets the Crater Lions at 7:30 p.m. and Central Point plays Mobil gas in the second game at the 6enior high stadium today in Medford Softball association men's league competition. Trowbridge and Flynn and Central Point each tasted vic tory last night. The electric com pany, in its iirst loop appear ance, downed Andy's Jewelers 13 to 4 and Central Point got by Camp White 5 to 3. Despite the lopsided count in the T and F and Andy's fracas, it was an extra-inning conflict. T and F took a 4 to 0 lead in the 1 STEAM ENGINE, 9" 10", singla side, horizontal. 1 AIR COMPRESSOR, 6" 4", vertical twin, water cooled, belt driven, complete with belt, pulleys, etc. 1 AIR COMPRESSSOR, 6" x ", Ingersoll-Rand, single horizontal center crank. Class ERI, water cooled, belt driven, complete with pulleys, belt, etc. also available CUT. OFF SAWS. TRIM SAWS. IDSEA, CARRIAGE. STEAM PUMP! ROLLS, ROLL CASE, ETC. Telephone: Dick Glezer at Cottage Grove 943 (Oregon)! Or Write Wire: DULIEN STEEL PRODUCTS INC. OF WASH. 9265. East. Marginal. Way Seattle 8, Washington second frame and held it until the sixth when the Andy's whizz kids scored two runs. The Jew elers got another pair in the sev enth to knot the game. They even had the possible winning run on base with none out. Nine-Run Splurge In the extra eighth .Trow bridge and Flynn shoved over nine runs, including a homer by McCormick, to sew up the fray. Central Point was never be hind in its encounter. The Point ers got two runs in the third on hits by Gordon Carrigan and Joe Fenton, an error and a fly out by Darrell Leavens. They got two more in the fourth on a hit by Lee Flink, a hit by Bob King and a two-bagger by Dar rell Copeland. Central Point took a 5 to 0 lead with a run in the fifth inn ing on singles by Homer Sulli van and Pettit and a passed ball. Russ McKechnie drove in all Camp White runs. In the fifth two men got on base on a walk and hit batter. They advanced on two wild pitches and a hit by McKechnie produced a seventh inning marker. LINESCORES: Trnwhrlriep A Flvnn ....040 000 09 13 Andys Jewelers 000 002 22 6 Johnson ana citinger; Anaersun uw Steele. Central Point 002 210 0 S 9 1 Cimi White 000 020 13 4 2 t link and Fenton; Corwin and Mc Kechnie. Arcaro Rides 3,000th Winner Chicago (UP) Eddie Arcaro calmly prepared for his day's work aboard a horse today, even though he piloted home two win ners at Arlington Park to become the third jockey in history to win Cm!'- mriY l-i J i ii tr. -mwrn 20 lm ii.. iny UhfVii Mil V-C.. WITH A FRACTIONAL HORSEPOWER " YOU CAN PUMPWATER FROM 200 FEET DEPTH ATTHE CONVENTIONAL 40 POUNO PRESSURE SWITCH SETTING . THEJACU72I SELECTIVE STASE DISCHARGE INJECTOR TYPE PUMP DOESIT ECONOMICALLY f 1 lL5rf ir-,. ""V 1 VI 1 With an Integral (IVi) H.P. JET PUMPpuIVtrem 300 feet at a 20-40 pressure twitch etting. Again, It's the JACUZZI telectivt stage pump that does tha ab. EVCN WITH A5MU-(2 inch) niAMarcatueLi. V011CAM IPUMP FOCW 30OFT.W1TMA JACUZZI U88SSS3SI sav i Stamper & Goff Bros. 225 W. Main Phone 2-2939 Portland (UP) Harold Wes ton of Portland edged George Beechler of Ontario in 21 holes to post the day's only major up set in Tuesday's first round matches in the 24th annual Ore gon Golf Association championships. Representing Rogue Valley Country Club, Medford, Beech ler, one of the top favorites, canned a 30-foot putt for a bird ie three on the 18th hole to send the match into extra holes but fell from title contention by three-putting the 21st hole for a bogey five. Meanwhile, University of Ore gon's Fred Mueller eliminated Don Krieeer of Portland 6 and 4. Bruce Cudd rolled over a fel low Portlander, John Frcy, 4 and 3. FAVORITES WIN The two leading crown choices, defending champion Bob Atkin son and Dick Yost, both of Port land, posted easy triumphs. Yost shot thrpe-under-par to clobber Barney Incas of Astoria 1 and 6 while Atkinson equalled par to eliminate Jim West of Port land. Medalist Dick Hanen of Coos Bay played 16 holes in one un der figures to defeat E. R. Jones of Portland 4 and 2. The only leading contender for the women's crown to taste defeat was Mrs. W. W. Davies of Medford. She lost a 1-up deci sion to Mrs. Si Sylvester of Port land. Pat Lesser of Seattle, co medalist and a strong favorite, defeated Mrs. Naomi Kidd of Portland. 7 Americans In English Net Tussles ' Wimbledon, Eng. U.R Seven star Americans, led by defend ing champion Dick Savitt and U. S. top-ranked ace Vic Seixas, were slated for action Wednes day in the second round of men's singles play in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships. In addition, two U. S. lasses were scheduled for play in the second round of women's singles and four more, including in jured Maureen Connolly, in the third round. Muscle Injured Miss Connolly, the 17-year-old U. S. champion from San Diego, Calif., was matched against An gela Mortimer of Britain, a rival that ordinarily she would be favored to swamp. But "Little Mo" was competing with a pain ful muscle injury In her shoulder and is playing against the ad vice of her coach and her doctor. Miss Connolly winced with pain as she downed Barbara Moeller of Britain Tuesday, 6-2, 6-0. In the men's singles today, Savitt, the defending champion from Orange, N. J., who is seed ed only fourth this year, was matched against Gerald Oakley of Britain, while Seixas of Phila delphia was pitted against Ernest Buchholz of Germany. Both Yanks were expected to win in routine fashion and pace a mass advance into the third round. However, 38-year-old Gardnar Mulloy of Coral Gables, Ha., drew a tough opponent in young Ken Rosewall of Australia. George Harrington and Phil Getchell, Rogue Valley Country club won championship flight matches Tuesday in the Oregon Golf association tournament at Portland. There were no reports on their scores or opponents available here this morning. Al Littrell, Rogue Valley, lost and Vern Robinson and Earl Leaver, Rogue Valley, won in lower flight matches. In the women's tourney fourth flight Mrts. Belle Schench, Rogue Valley, won her fourth flight tussle. Trautman Blasts Women Players, 'Bonus Babies' Portland (U.R) Women In baseball and "bonus babies" re ceived a verbal blast Wednesday from baseball's Minor League Commissioner George M. Traut man, who is here on a tour of inspection of far western minor leagues. Trautman defended his ban on Mrs. Eleanor Engle, signed by a Harrisburg, Pa., baseball team as organized baseball's first "playerette." "I think the women should play by themselves," Trautman said. He said he made the : ruling "for the good of baseball." Trautman didn't soft pedal what he thinks about the cur rent "bonus baby" madness. "It's ridiculous and in a way terrible," he said. "It can't go on. It's bad for baseball and still wot'se for the boys themselves, though no one can blame them for snapping up 'the pot of gold' offers." He believed the problem will eventually solve itself because it's too expensive. Later this week, with Presi dent Bob Abel of the Western International league, Trautman plans to tour the Inland Empire and see games at Tri-City, Wen atchee and Spokane. 3,000 races. "I can't understand what ev erybody's so excited about,!' he said. It s just another win, "I'm going to keep right on riding, you know. But I'm get ting pretty old, and I don't know how much longer I'll go on. JUST LIKE THE GOOD OLD DAYS! GREAT STRAIGHT BOURBON. Ok ton w rS- ' V je-5p 0n of America's top-selling ff xtpzy $4'4's'- $26pint STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 16 PROOF e NATIONAL OISTIUERS. PRODUCTS, CORPORATION, .NEW YORK, NJf, Davey, Vejar Scrap Tonight Detroit (U.R) Chuck Davey, the former school teacher, look ed past tonight's 10-round bout with Chico Vejar to an early welterweight title match, pos sibly before the end of the year. The cunning southpaw who has both brains and brawn whip ped Vejar decisively in an ear lier meeting and he said there's no reason why he shouldn't re peat. A second victory over Vejar would move the 26-year-old De troiter to within one notch of the big fight for the crown now worn by Kid Gavilan. Chick Harbert, Jimmy Turnesa In PGA Finale Louisville, Ky. iil.P.) Burly Chick Harbert and squat Jimmy Turnesa met Wednesday for the PGA golf championship and for one of them it means final satisfaction after pluvious disap pointments. Harbert, the long distance hit ter from Northville, Mich., went to the finals in 1947 only to lose to big Jim Ferrier. Turnesa, the quiet little par busting automaton, had his chance 10 years ago and lost in that 1942 final to Slammin' Sammy Snead. One of them was going to make it today and for the other it will be disappointment all over again. No Predictions Neither of them made any predictions of victory, for both were veterans of the tournament trail who knew they faced a rough struggle. "You can't foretell these things," said the 39-year-old Turnesa after reaching the finals by beating Ted Kroll of New Hartford, N.Y., 4 and 2. The handsome 37-ycar-old Harbert was slightly more vol uble after his 2 and 1 win over Wednesday, June 25, lilt MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL THIBUKB RTCIf Scores Yesterday Tuesday's Results COAST I.KAGI E Sacramento - Portland (postponed, rain). Oakland 1, San Francisco 0. I.os Angelrs 7, Hollywood X. Seattle 4, San Dle(0 0. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 6. St. Loula 0 (first, day). St. Louis 7. Brooklyn 4 (second, night). New York 3, Cincinnati 1 (tlrst. twi light). New York 7, ClnclnnaU 4 (second, night). Philadelphia 6. Chicago 0 (first, twi light). Philadelphat 2. Chicago 1 (second. nlshtl. Boston 4, Plttiburgh 3 (night). AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 8, St. Louis 3 (night). Cleveland 3. Philadelphia 1 (night). Washington 8. Chicago 2 (night). WKSTEnN INTERNATIONAL Lewiston at Spokane (poatpontd, rain). Vancouver ft. Victoria 2. Yakima 9. Wenatchee 7. Salem 7. Tri-Clty 4. Bob Hamilton of Evansville, Ind., in the semi-finals at Big Spring Golf Club. "Nobody ever won the PGA easily," he said. "I don't expect to be an exception. You can't say Turnesa is slipping when he shoots 10 or 11 strokes under par. I'm glad I didn't play him in the semi-finals." Dead Una Sunday Classifieds it et noon Saturdays, IpHE Farmers' Mutual Insurance Com pany of Enumclaw, Washington, has an interesting proposition to offer ex perienced Mutual men in Oregon. 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