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Newspaper Page TextI TOUR MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. July 4, 1952 MDFOSDlltfTSIB IINI Bowman Chucks No-Hitter For Oakland Over Twinks San Francisco U.R) Jubilant Roger Bowman, another exam ple of the New York Giant's lend-lease to Oakland, felt like anything but an optioned orphan Friday. ' The unbeaten 24-year-old port aider pitched a no -hit no -run game for the Acorns Thursday night, notching his second take of the season by a 5-0 count. Bowman beat Hollywood, the league's leading team in both standings and "averages. His .trick was the first nine inning no-hitter on the coast since Warren Hacker of Los Angeles dumbfounded Seattle September S last year. Three Walks Bowman didn't let a Star sniff first base until the sixth inning, when he walked Dick Wilson. Wilson was immediately wiped out on a double play. In the eighth, Jack Phillips drew a base on balls but he stayed perched on first. And in the ninth, Bowman gave up his third and last walk to pinch-hitter 1 Jim Mangan. Mangan also died on first. No Hollywood player got beyond that bag. Five of them went down on. third-strike pitches. Bowman, with the Giants early in the season, came to the Oaks last month from Minne apolis. Along with George Bam berger, who pitched a four-hit shutout Wednesday night, Bow man was deposited with the Oaks in the deal that sent Hal Gregg, -who pitched a seven-inning no-hitter for Oakland this season to the Giants. Bamberger came outright; Bowman on op tion. Drives in Two Catcher Gray Noble, also an optionee in the Gregg deal, sin- Millers To Face Ashland in RVL Central Point and Ashland, still contending in a fourth place battle in the Rogue Valley Base ball loop, scuffle Sunday after noon at Ashland. Ashland with three wins and three defeats holds fourth now while Central Point and Butte Falls are knotted for fifth with two victories each in six games Central Point could gain a tie with Ashland in fourth by win ning. Cave Junction is expected to stretch its unbeaten lead Sunday when it entertains Butte Falls. Third-place Glendale will tussle at second-place Grants Pass. Central Point players are ask ed to meet at 12:30 p.m. Sunday at the Greyhound bus depot here. Standings COAST LEAGUE Hollywood San Diego UaKiana Los Anfelc Seattle Portland Sacramento , San Francisco . W t Pet. 34 38 .587 , 53 39 .576 91 39 - .567 , 47 49 .511 . 42 44 .488 OB 2 7 . 9 39 48 .448 12 'i 39 54 .419 lS'j 37 99 .402 17 NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn New York Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston ., Pittsburgh W L 48 31 Pet. .699 .667 46 -23 . 40 32 .556 . 41 34 .547 33 37 32 40 28 44 .471 .444 .389 19 56 .257 AMERICAN LEAGUE New York Chicago Cleveland Washington Boston ... Philadelphia St Louis Detroit W L Pet 41 28 .594 41 33 .554 39 32 .549 37 32 38 33 29 34 -32 41 23 47 .536 .535 .466 .438 .329 western international " W L Pet Victoria 46 23 Spokane , 41 31 Vancouver Lewis ton Salem . Wenatchee Tri-City . Yakima 667 .569 35 27 .565 33 36 .478 32 37 32 40 32 41 28 44 .464 .438 489 GB 2 9 "a 10 15 4 17 fe 21 j 32 GB 2i 3 4 4 9 11 18 i GB 6 V, 8,s 12 12 14 14,i 16 Scores Yesterday THURSDAY'S RESULTS Coast League Oakland 5, Hollywood 0. San Diego 9.' Portland 0. Los Angeles 11. San Francisco 2. Seattle 12, Sacramento 2. National League New York 4. Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati 5. Pittsburgh 1. Philadelphia 2. Boston 0. Sfc Louis 4. Chicago 1. American Ltagne New York 9. Washington 6 (1st.). Washington 6. New York 4 (2nd.). Philadelphia 4, Boston 3. Chicago 6, St. Louis 3 (1st. com. pletion of game suspended April 27) Chicago 12, St. Louis 3 (2nd). Cleveland at Detroit (postponed, .rain). Western International Salem 6. Spokane 2. Victoria 15. Wenatchee 11. Yakima 3. Vancouver 2. Tri-City 8. Lewis ton 5. Enjoy Health, Rest, Comfort and Hospitality at the Buckhorn Mineral Springs Saaitufca Sot Mineral and Mud Baths are Excellent tor Rheumatism. Arthritis. Sdatic tad Neuritis. Carbon Dioxide Vapor Baths Soed for Asthma. Cnema. Sinus. Hi ah and Low Blood Press-. Year Health ia our bv . For Reservations or InformaUoa AO dress: Rt. 1. Ashland. Ore. Or Phone Long Distance Dr. Herman WexW, Director Chiropractic-Physician gled sharply to drive in two of the five runs. Spider Jorgensen's double batted in another two; and Sam Chapman's single chased home the fifth. Hollywood has collected 10 hits off Oakland pitching in thfee games. The third-place Oaks moved to within two games of the league lead, and stayed one tilt behind second-place San Diego. The Padres won from Portland, 5-0, on Guy Fletcher's three LINESCORES Hollvwonri Ann Ann nnn n n Oakland 000 030 20x 5 10 0 unaeil and Sandlock; Bowman and Noble. San Diego 200 100 020 5 12 0 Portland 000 000 000 0 3 2 Fletcher and Summers; Pieretti. uni d ana Kooinson. San Francisco.. 001 000 001 2 11 Los Aneeles .... 000 520 04 11 in Boemler. Muncrief. 4. Reeder, 7. and urxeig; itae and Tappe. Sacramento 000 010 100 2 4 2 SeatUe 002 440 20x 12 16 0 urove. Nerson 5. and McKeegan; n-ji. usenuaugn o, ana a. wuson. F. Sedgman Winner at Wimbledon Wimbledon, England-OJ.R) -rank Sedgman of Anstralia won the men's singles champion ship in the Wimbledon tennis tournament Friday. Sedgman, recovering after a bad first set, defeated Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2 in the feature of the day to gain his first Wimbledon title, crowning him as the world's foremost amateur Dlaver. Miss Connolly, competing at niniDieaon lor the first time, turned back Misn Shiri pv TTrv Akron, Ohio, 6-4, 6-3 to gain the nnis after Miss Brough had de feated Mrs. Patricia Canning Todd, La Jolla, Calif., in the first of the all American wom en's semi-finals, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. " Ted Kroll Leads In Detroit- Golf Detroit (U.R) Tort TCrnll nf New Hartford, N. Y., planned ad- aiuonai iireworKs Friday, he led a field of 164 greedy golfers Into the second round of the $15,000 Motor City Open. Seeking his second major tournament victory of the year, Kroll,' with a seven-under-par 68, held a two-stroke edge over runner-up Henry Ransom, St. Andrews, 111., as the masters of the links started their second tour of the rain-soaked Red Run layout. The field will be trimmed to 60, plus any ties, after 18 holes today and from all indications par golf will be needed to quali fy for the final 36 holes. Links Qualifying To End Sunday Qualifying Dlav for the club golf chammonshin at Vtn Valley Country club is to con clude Sunday evening.. ' There are 5T entries so far and Eddie Simmons is low with a 73 Match play will start on Monday. Next mixed two-ball play at tne club will be on Friday. July 18. Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at 5:30 p.m for following day; 10 a.m. Monday for Monday: noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. Fanfare By DICK JEWETT Mail Tribane Sport Editor When the Medford high intra- squad football ruckus is held here on September 5, there is a chance that every grid candidate will get to see a good amount of action. Ne player, under Oregon School Activities association rules for that time of season, may play more than 24 minutes, which is half a game under prep- rules. The action won't be a game but a "jamboree." There'll be plenty of football just the same. OSAA approval of the event was required. . The Tubby Dean Memorial electrical scoreboard will be dedicated at the jamboree. Com mander Hugh Williams of the American Legion, which con ducted the drive for the device, has reported that the board will be here and ready for the oc casion. Coach Fred Spiegelberg of the Black Tornado has expressed hoDe that Droceeds from the jam boree will pay for the training camp at Lake o woods. NINE GRID GAMES ' The week-long grid condi tioning and practice "outing will open on Sunday, August 24, at Camp McLoughlin,-the Boy Scout camp. The Tornado will prep for a nine-game slate with the open er at Ashland on September 12. Medford will not have a home game until October 3. The Spiegelberg crew will vie at Vancouver, Wash., on Sep tember 19 and at Marshfield on September 25. Grants Pass will provide the opposition in the October 3 session. Medford meets Springfield here on Oc tober 10, and Klamath Falls on the Tornado turf on October 17. On October 24 Medford will go to Eureka. Roseburg plays here on October 31 and For tuna, Calif., here on November 7. Spiegelberg spent some time trying to fill the November 7 date. He made an effort to schedule Reno, Nov., and even offered Crater high a game. COONEy PACES CIRCUIT Jack Cooney, Medford Rogues first sacker in 1950 who was farmed by the New York Giants this year to Sunbury, Pa., was leading the Inter-State league in hitting and runs batted in ac cording to the latest reports re ceived here. There were no ex act figures but Cooney report edly was batting above the .300 mark. His club, however, Was tail ender in the circuit. The Inter State is a Class B league. There is a chance that Cooney might be moved to Jacksonville of the Class A Sally league. Salmon Fishing Better , In Grants Pass Area Portland (U.R) The week end report on fishing conditions as prepared by the Oregon State Game commission: Southwest Central coast lakes fair on flies; southern coast streams good; salmon fish ing improved in Grants Pass area; upper Umpqua expected to improve where angling has been fair Central East, Paulina, Odell and Crescent lakes good; Des chutes expected to be good with many anglers; Summit lake road and North Century drive still blocked by snow; streams enter ing upper Klamath and Agency lakes good. Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at 5:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a m Monday for Monday: noon Saturday for. Sunday a.m. Tiffs Today Could Jam " Loop Races By UNITED PRESS There will be a lot popping in the old pop-fly palaces besides firecrackers Friday and . when the shooting Is over both big league races could be jammed up tighter than the holiday high way traffic late tonight. The jaunty Giants, victors in their last six games with the league-leading Dodgers, could put the National league race Into a smack-dab tie by winning both of their games with Brooklyn in the Polo Grounds. The White Sox, Indians, Sena tors and Red Sox, all lurking close behind the leading Yan kees, will be battling to move up in a big five-way scramble in the American league. The Yankees play twice at Washington, and the other three teams play punching hag opponents, the White Sox meeting the Browns, the Red Sox the Athletics, and the Indians the Tigers. Premature The Giants touched off the holiday prematurely Thursday in Brooklyn by topping the Dodg ers, 4 to 3, to give Jim Hearn his ninth win against two losses. In other National league games the Phils made it six wins in their last eight games by blank ing the Braves, 2 to 0; the Reds topped the Pirates, 5 to 1, and the Cards won their fourth in a row, 4 to 1 from Chicago. The White Sox "picked up two wins, winding up a suspended game of April 27. with a 6 to 3 decision over the Browns, then moving into second place with a 12 to 3 regulation victory. The Yankees' lead was cut to 2V4 games when the Senators edged them 6 to 4 after losing the opener, 9 to 6. The Athletics edged the Red Sox, 4 to 3, and Cleveland at Detroit was rained out. Ill Sfs - A Dead line Sunday Classifieds is at 8:30 p.m. for following day; 10 a.m. Monday tor Monday: noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. c Only DOLGTJO Powr-Ho DeLuxe Garden Tractor - gives you 4 Qwitke HHtMna Easier, Shorter Toms Simpler Opera Han Smoother terming long Use 5 Extra VoJwe Features" to do More Jobs Faster and Easier Prove it to yourself. The Boless Power -Ho DcLaxt is super tor to any ether garden tractor. It delivers easier, faster operation and more ail-arocnd usefulness. 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Terms, G.M.A.C. or Bank Finance ' OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS BILL GRABER'S AUTO MARKET CENTRAL POINT PHONE 1282 DRIVE OUT A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT 1 MEDFORD it's wardrobe building time! your time to get all the summer clothes you need . . save on our Y 4 llM'im A tJ Irl 3 w I h i wsfj t 3 &" I ii jfefi ftPJtg lip7 SALE OF ALL WOOL SPORT COAT No doubt about it . . . you'll want to take home several of these exceptionally tailored sport coats the minute you see the tremendous var iety of styles, fabrics and colors. Take advan- ' tage of the outstanding savings offered NOW! We have your size. VALUES TO $30.00 VALUES TO 39.50 50 19 23 use your charge account LIMITED GROUP OF LEISURE JACKETS VALUES TO $17.50 8" Cool Values in Hot Weather Wear! SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Keep cool and comfortable in one of these (iQ clearance, priced rayon sport shirts. Fancy 3 if 4 u . a- .u- x : i ki m Sizes S-M-L. Reg. $3.39. PLAID DENIM SPORT SHIRTS Plaid denim shirts to mix-match with your faded blue trousers. Rugged, durable and sanforized. Buy several at our clearance price. Sizes S-M-L Reg. $3.39. $049 SALE OF DRESS SHIRTS Men's dress shirts taken from our regu- 'S 1.79 or lar stock in white and fancy patterns . . . T TA Sizes 14 Vi to 17. Assorted collar sizes jj.jU and all manufactured by a famous maker. ALL WOOL SPORT SHIRTS BOYS' SWIM SUITS A large group of swim suits in rayon, water Cfl 10 repellent rayon and sharkskin. Boxer styles t y with cotton undersupport. Many colors to I choose from. Sizes 8 to 16. I BOYS' SPORT SOCKS A real value In socks for boys by famous maker. Guaranteed for four months wear. " Choice of multi-colored stripes. Sizes 7 to 10V-. Stock up now at savings. BARGAIN TABLE A bargain table of assorted boyswear H f items taken from our regular stock for XA mJti this big July clearance. Come in and see Oil these bargains for yourself. SAVE! 4p 98c Men's all wool plaid shirts in broken sizes". A good assortment of designs and colors, all manufactured by a famous Western mill which would ordinarily sell for $12.95. $75 TWILL TROUSER SALE Sanforized cotton twill trousers. Reinforced seams for longer wear and continuous waist- v band. Forest green. Broken sizes. Stock r up now on work trousers at this low price". Values to $5.25. 2 98 MEN'S AND BOYS' SOCKS Sport and summer dress socks at an un believably low price. All by famous mak er and made to sell, for 85c a pair. As sorted colors and patterns. Sizes 10V to 13. 43c or 2f"75c RAYON UNDERSHORTS A good selection of summer undershorts. $1.00 or Made of cool rayon in a large assortment f rti of colors and patterns. Regular $1.95. J j.jU July clearance price. ' . See Our Other July Clearance Ad on Page 12 GIGANTIC CLEARANCE MEN'S SHOES Many Stylet famous Brandt Good Selection Valuet to $18.95 $7.99 TO $11.99 V MEDFORD r n