TWO MEDFORD (OREGON)
MEI0ftU3TRIB
Grants Pass Elks Nip
Central Pointers 1-0
In Diamond Play-off
Play-off for the District No.'
8 softball mantle extended to a
third scramble Friday night
when the Grants Pass Elks
nicked' Central Point 1 to 0 in
a tight pitcher's duel at the
Medford high stadium.
The Elks' triumph evened the
clubs In: the two-out-of -three
series. Central Point was victor
Thursday, at Grant Pass ; 7 to 0.
Decider in the series was slated
last night on the Medford turf.
Vern Collins, tossing his
fourth game in five nights for
the Pointers, permitted only one
Miller Wins
Main Race
Bernie Miller, Grants Pass,
one- of the top contenders for
point honors in California -Stock
Car association track contention,
copped the main event and the
final; heat Friday in hardtop
races at the posse grounds and
speedway here.' '
Miller was also second in the
second heat and third in the
fourth.
There were only nine cars an
hand for the evening scampers
but , a near capacity crowd was
in the stands.
Rusty Phillips, Yreka, Calif.,
trailed Miller in the main run
and the final heat and Woody
Thomason, Yreka, was third in
both. The three men have been
battling for the point laurels.
Phillips : won the fourth heat,
was'second in the first and was
second in the trophy dash. Thom
ason was second in the; third
heat race.
. Lou Smith, Medford, nabbed
the trophy dash and the second
heat.
Other placings were Don
Mnore. Yreka. first and Herb
James, Yreka, third in the first
heat; Charlie Steel, Grants Pass,
third in the second heat and
second in the fourth, and James
first and Archie Green, Medford,
third in the third heat.
. Cars driven ; by Moore and
Smith hit the fence and were
put out of the race in the final
heat.
Yesterday's Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ........3 7 0
Pittsburgh .. - 10
Klippstein, Kelly (7) and Atwell;
Waugh and Garagiola. Homeruns for
Chicago: Serena 8 one on; for Pitts
burgh: Kiner (4) none on.
Kcw York ..: 0 0
Boston 3 1
Hearn. Corwin (8) and Yvars; Spann
and Cooper.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(10 innings)
Boston - -3 1 1
New York 1 0
Parnell. Benson (9) and White:
Rachi. Sain (101 and Berra. Homeruns
ior Boston: Thronebery (3) none on;
Gernert (10) none on; DiMaggio (10)
none on.
Detroit
.. 7 0
Chicago
15 1
Newhouser and Ginsbere. Swift (7:
Grissom, Kennedy (7) Brown (7) and
Lollar.
COAST LEAGUE
San Diego . 4 10 0
San Francisco 6 15 0
Olson. Salveson (4). Hisner (8) and
Summers; Bradford. Muncrief (8) and
Orieig.
SUNDAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS
(Won and Lost Records in Parentheses)
National League
Brooklyn (Landrum 1-0) at Phila
delphia (Meyer 8-12). . ... , -
New York (Jansen 11-7 and Koslo
7-5) at Boston (Wilson 10-9 and Bur
dette 4-51 2 games.
Chicago (Minner 10-7 and Hacker
9-4 at Pittsburgh (Neccioi 0-0 and
Pollett 5-11) 2 games.
St. Louis (Byer 6-5 and Mizell 8-5)
at Cincinnati (Raffensberger 12-9 and
Hiller 4-S) 2 games.
American League
Boston (Brodowski 5-4) at New
York (Reynolds 13-7).
Detroit (Gray 9-12 and Trucks 4-13)
at Chicago (KreUow 2-2 and Rogovin
10-9) 2 games.
Cleveland (Lemon 13-8) at St. Louis
(Cain 7-7).
Philadelphia (Kellner 8-10 and
Scheib 6-4) at Washington (Marrero
8-5 and Shea 9-4) 2 games.
REDKEY RELEASED
San Francisco (U.R) Bob
Redkey, former linebacker at
Oregon State college, has been
released by the San Francisco
49ers, the professional football
team announced Saturday. -
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hit,., a , single by Jim Roulo in
the sixth inning. Bob Smith,
Grants Pass iriou'ndsrnahv' was
reached for just two bihgles, by
Jack Daugherty a rvd Darrell
Copeland. Collins fanned 13 bat
ters and walked three while
Smith f whiffed- eight an! ave
five free passes.
Run In Fint " ' :!'
Grants Pass tallied -its lone
marker in the first inning after
two were out. The run was un
earned. Roulo got on base on a
grounder when . Third Baseman
Ralph Pettit's throw to first was
wide. He stole second-, streaked
for third on a wild pich and
came hone on . Catcher L e e
Flink's bad throw to third.
The Elks got two men on base
in the fourth inning and threat
ened in the sixth whenrtwp 'run
ners were nipped at third:
Central Point came closest to
tying the tangle in the -.fifth
canto. Homer Sullivan and Ned
Landers walked and Sullivan ad
vanced to third on a wild -pitch.
Joe Fenton struck out. Dougher
ty hit a ground ball to; Third
Baseman Sim Chapman -and
Sullivan was thrown out trying
to score. Lee Flink flied out- to
retire the side.
Region .Play Set "
Grants. Pass supported" its
Ditcher with errorless play- Dut
Central Point was guilty of four
miscues. .
Winner of Saturday night
finale will meet the District No.
9 . champ for the regional ''toga
with that victor to enter the
state tournament. First interdis-
trict fracas in a two-out-of -three
series will be this Tuesday at
Klamath Falls. The Wednesday
game will be at Medford. Flip of
a coin will decide the site of a
third fray, if needed, Thursday.
1.1NESCORE:
Grants Pass 100 000 0 1 1 O
Central Point 000 000 0 0 2 4
B. Smith, and Krenek; Collins and
Flink. .
Hartung Rejoins
New York Giants
Boston (U.R) Clint Hartuna
who was accorded one of the-
noisiest build-ups in baseball
history as a rookie in 1947;
quietly rejoined the New York
Giants Saturday irom their
Minneapolis farm club in. 'the
American Association.
The towerins outfielder. "Who
will be 30 years old Sunday, was'
purchased Friday night from
MinneaDolis where he had been
sold earlier in the year.-With
Minneapolis, he hit 27 home
runs and batted .338.
Hartuna is expected to step in
as Manager Leo Durocher's No.
1 right-handed pinch-hitter.
BASEBALL
FRIDAY'S RESULTS:
Coast League
Seattle 13. Sacramento 1 ,
" Hollywood 6, Los Angelea 1 -Oakland
14. Portland 7 ' .
San Francisco 5. San Diego 4
National League
Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia S (10 in
nings, night)
Boston 2. New York 0 (night)
Pittsburgh 1, Chicago 0 (10 innings
night) ' -'
Cincinnati 8. St. Louis 5 (night)
American League
Cleveland 10. St. Louis"- (12 in
nings, night) ;C.'.;
Chicago 4. Detroit 3 (1st. "twilight)
Chicago 2. Detroit 1 (2ridVriight)
Boston at New . York (postponed
rain).
Philadelphia at Washington (post
poned, rain).
Western International .
Victoria 10. .Wenatchee S.
Vancouver 7. Yakima 3
Spokane 3. Tri-City 2 -Lewiston
5. Salem 3"'
SPORTS BULLETIN
(let Game)
Brooklyn ".:..6 11 0
Philadelphia 0 7 0
Lees (10-5) and.Campanella;
Drews, Konstanty,8) and Bur
gess. 1'
(2nd Game) . .
Brooklyn . ilL'...4 7 1
Philadelphia .. jrS......:2 6 2
Rutherford (4-2) and Camp
anella; Ridiik. Hindu (7).
Heintselman (9) and Ltopala.
Sunday, August 10, 1952
Sio-Mo-Shun IV Wins 45th
Running of Gold Cup Race
Seattle, Wash. (U.R) Slo
Mo-Shun. IV, fastest boat in the
world, Saturday won the 45th
running of the Gold Cup race,
speedboating's top contest. '.;-"-.
Daring Stanley Dollar, whose
family runs steamships, roared
the sleek mahogany hydroplane
around the three - mile course
on Lake Washington a"t an aver
age speed of 84.35 MPH in the
third and final 30-mile heat, to
best Hurricane IV of Los; An
geles which lost its propellor
going into the fourth lap1.
Out of the six entries, Slo-
M6-Shun IV lasted the distance,
but even she didn't complete
the first heat. ' ":
The contest was marred when
Such Crust IV of Detroit explod
ed in the second heat and her
driver; Wild Zill "Cantrell, suf
fered second, degree .burns.
The win .kept the. Gold Cup
in Seattle for the second straight
year. - - ..
Owner Stan Sayres, a Seattle
Thorpe Has .
Heart Attack
Henderron, Nev.. (U.R) Jim
Thorpe, the legendary . Ameri
can -Indian'-athlete who has been
acclaimed as the 'greatest all
around sports figure e-f -the past
50 years, showed "slight im
provement" Saturday after suf
fering a heart attack.--: ,
Doctors at the . Rose Dilima
hospital reported that the1 one
time ail-American football play
er and" winner of both the pen
tathlon and - decathlon in the
1912 Olympics, had "a fairly
good night's sleep."
"It's still too early to tell
about Thorpe," a hospital spokes
man said. "We can't tell yet
whether his condition is much
improved or not."
Midget Race Cars
Tonight at Sheriff
A reverse . start will be. ani
evening factor in tonight's main
event of the. Southern Oregon
Midget Racing association, pro
gram at the . sheriff's '. posse
grounds.
By the system, the contenders
in' the main- race will draw start
ing' positions in reverse order of
the way they finish in the B and
A semi-main, the slowest, car in
the B semi getting the coveted
igole position for the rriain hassle.
-Association officials said, that
the method of starting, the hand
icapping of the faster cars, makes
the race more interesting' for
drivers and spectators alike with
numerous tangles on corners.
Medford Cars Eenttred .
'At least . 14 cars, and possibly
18, will be in the races tonight, it
was reported Saturday. Two ve
hicles from Medford will, be in
the thick of the melee. One is
operated by Bill Vielbig and the
other is owned by Tuny Bullis,
Medford, but driven by Ben
Spalding, Grants Pass. - -
Manager Bill Steeves has been
in Portland trying to line up
PLEAS TO HUNTERS
Stanford (U.R) A Stanford
University official : made an
urgent plea Saturday- on th
eve of tha deer hunting season
"in the interest , of ; science."
He asked . that deer hunters
not shoot on the school's. p.OOO
acres since they "might "en
danger students arid tcientisti
who use the fields for experi
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The defending champion, Slo-Mo-Shun
V, ' sister-ship of Sat
urday's winner-,' went out of the
race in the ; first 30-mile heat
when she blew a cylinder and
cracked her-- engine head. -
After that the cup looked as
if it was in the pocket of Miss
Pepsi of Detroit. But Miss Pepsi
suffered gear trouble in the sec-'
ond lap of the second heat and
was taken out of the race. Earl
ier, Miss Great Lakes went dead
with gear trouble after one lap
in thefirst heat. . " .
Cub League
Play-off Set
JUNIOR BASEBALL '
LEAGUE STANDINGS -
(Second Half)
W.
8
- 5 ,
.. 5
5
.. 4
.. 2
..- 1
.. 0
" Pet.
.714
.714
.714
.714
.570
.286
.167
. .000
Medford . .-....i.-
Eagle Point ,
Grants Pass ..S.
Talent , ...v...'.
Ashland "'.'
Central Point ........
Phoenix
Jacksonville
Second half winner of the cub
division of the Southern Oregon
Junior -Baseball league1-will be
determined by play-offs which
will be held, Monday and Thurs
day, August 11 and 14.
Four-, teams, Medford, Eagle
Point, Grants Pass and Talent
tied -during regular : play. On
Monday Medford will play at
Grants Pass and Eagle Point -at:
Talent. Monday -. victors -. will
tangle Thursday at Central
Point. , ... -.....-
Play-off winner ... will face
Grants Pass, first half champ, at
Medford-on Monday, August 18,
for the season title. Grants Pass
could eliminate that game by
winning -the second half laurels.
"The pee wee team of Grants
Pass has already won the cham
pionship of its division. ' .'
Will Contend
's Posse Oval
four cars from that city: The
field here will include Donny
Hood, Grants Pass, top driver of
the association.
The 90-lap program planned
tonight will have a trophy dash
and match race. Time trials are
set to. get underway at 6 o'clock
with racing to start at 7 o'clock.
Work - has been done on the
track this week to better the sur
face and cut. down .dust.
VFW Rifle
Shoot Today
Members of the VFW .Rifle
and Pistol club are firing today
in a .30 caliber shoot at the Camp
White range. Shooting will con
tinue until 11 a.m.
Those who shoot a score of 130
or better will qualify as marks
men, of 160 or more as sharp
shooters and 172 , or better as
experts. Each shooter will fire 38
rounds.
Club members Reported that
the United State - Senate has
placed back in the budget the
annual . "appropriation for the
civilian rifle training program in
conjunction with the National
Rifle association.
Regular, meetng of the local
club will be on Wednesday,
August 13, at 8 p.m. at the Vet
erans of Foreign . Wars hall.
Only .one out of three suicide
attempts ' is successful.
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Rivals Start
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Portland Pre-season practice
has-begun for the' Los Angeles
Rams and Chicago Cardinals,
the National Football league
teams which will , clash here at
Multnomah stadium ; Saturday
night, August 30, in. a game pro
mpted by Oregon -Sports Attrac
tions.., .. . ,.. -
The-Rams, priming to defend
their world's professional foot
ball championship, are training
at Redlahds, Calif. The Cardi
nals,, seeking to regain -their past
gridiron glory ' under: a- new
coach, Joe Kuharich, are practis
ing at Lake Forest, 111. -
Each -team will have had two
pre-season games under- its belt
before arriving in Portland, so
will be .in peak condition , and
well coordinated for the, August
30 encounter. . . ..
Rams Face Slars
- Two weeks prior to their jaunt
to the Northwest the Rams, by
virtue of winning the.. league
championship last year ."will
meet the College All-Stars in the
annual. Herald-Tribune game- at
Soldiers Field in. Chicago.
Reports from the Cardinal
training camp, indicate that many
rookies will earn -regular posi
tions with the team , and will be
in the, lineup -against .the Rams. J
Among them are Harold Lutz
of Alabama and Leo Sugar of
Purdue, ends: Volney Peters of
USG and Burl Toler of San Fran
cisco, tackles; Jerrell " Price of
Texas Tech and Mike Sikora of
Oregon, guards; Darrell Craw
ford of Georgia Tech -and Mai
Cook of Georgia, quarterbacks;
Johnny Karras and Eli Popa of
Illinois, halfbacks; ' and ' Gordon
Polofsky of Tennessee, fullback.
Matson to Play ' - '" '
In addition the "Cardinals will
soon' have: the services of Ollie
Matson, the ' sensational San
Francisco- All-American" who fin
ished third in the ;400-rrieters in
the Olympic Games. Matson will
join the squad as soon as he re
turns from Finland and it is vir
tually certain that he:will-appear
in Portland. -
Although the Rams have many
outstanding rookies in camp, it's
likely that their starting team
will be much the same one which
won the title last year. In Bob
Waterfield.and Norm Van Brock-
lin- they boast the" best quarter
back combination in the business,
they have .superb ends in Tommy.
Fears ; and . Elroy Hirsch and a
strong line anchored by center.
Don Paul
Tickets have been moving at a
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18, at which time 'the public sale
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Eagle Ppint Girls Defeat
Ba bes for Softbal f Crowns
' Eagle Point . Friday eaptured
the- Medford Softball association
women's' crown'' with' a-thrilling
rally in the finalinning. The gals
poured over four runs in the
seventh to tip the Medford
Crater Babes -6 to -5. - - - -'
It was a play-off joust. The
two teams - were- knotted ;with
five wins and one loss each after
regular scheduled, play". .-.
Dorothy Shearin came through
with the blow that won the ball
game. Eagle Point came to ; bat
in. .the seventh trailing 2 to 5.
The bases were loaded on a
walk,. an; error ...and a hit by
Hoffman. Bernice .Bigha.m
grounded to Pitcher Joy Ingle
2 Clubs Advance
Unblemished in
Softball Meet
Portland (U.f?) Service
Motors of The' Dalles and';the
Canby Merchants advanced un
defeated Saturday in the Oregon
states women's" softball tourney.
The Dalles', with Donna Lee
hurling her 'Second win in- two
nights, defeated Oswego ' "Mer
chants, last year's champions,
4-3 here Friday night ' while
Canby downed ' John Warren's
Hardware of Eugene, 5-1.
Hit Happy '.
Hit . - Happy Oregon Woolens
of - Klamath Falls- remained in
the play with a 33-5 triumph ov
er the Cornelius 'Merchants,
who were thereby eliminated.
Ruth Hornstein, first base, ile'd
the-Klamath Falls 30-hit attack
with ' two homers, a 'triple, . a
double and two singles.
Willamette. Electric ; of Oalr
ridge eliminated Biff's Carhops
of Orenco, 9-5; in another game
Friday night. -
' :Semi-fihals were slated Sat
urday night, with finals on- Sun
day. : - ' ' '
George Hibbard
Dies In Portland
Portland (U.R George Hib
bard; head basketball coach at
Jefferson high school in Port
land and formerly hoop and
baseball mentor at Grants Pass,
died at St. Vincents" hospital
here Friday night. ' --
Hibbard, an Oregon State Col
lege basketball ..and baseball
star in 1933-35, was stricken last
week and after making a brief
recovery, suffered a relapse Fri
day. " " '." . :
Physicians said he suffered' a
heart attacks:
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Vt'ho.threW home for a force' out.
Connors was ; saf ; at 'first and
Dorb'Hickson scored oh an. error
and the bases were, still packed.
Thra Runs Cross
Shearin stepped to the plate
and poked a fly into right field.
Crater Babe defenses fell apart.
Before the "scene quieted thre
runners ' had crossed home' and
Eagle Point had the title tucked
away. :. . . . .. . .. .
. Medford.. took a two-run-.lead
in the third inning-one an error,
walk, groundout -and -hit, Eajle
Point gqt -a run in the third on
an. error, groundout , and flyouti
The Babes got their other, three
rims in the -fifth pn. Ihree, hits,
tw.o errors and :a,. walk. The
Eagle crew scored -.another coun
ter in the sixth ph an error and
a triple1 .by ConnersV ' .,
.. Snortstop .Bernice . Bigbam
made an unalsisted double play
for Eagle Pojri,t in .the .sixth", in
ning; nabbing a line fly and nip
ping a runner off second base.'
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Crater Babes-. ...002--030 05 5 .-5
Eagle Point .001 001 48 7 ' S
Jr Ingle" arrd -SUnsoh; Hickson - and
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A rodx Wins B ig
La jolla Event
"Del' Mar, Calif. --(U.R) - Mrs:
Gorddn Guiberso'n's Arooz -won
the $10,000 LaJolla handicap and
Diamond S'.:' Stable's ." Khalati
galloped away with the $7500
Junior Miss -stakes' Saturdays in.
the ' first double-header .- stakes
program ever held at Del'Mar
race, track. ,.-' v" ;
Arooz's triumph -wps a master
piece of horsernansnip on, the
part of Willie Shoemaker, thei
leading .rider; of the -meeting.!
Trailing far back in the mile of
the, -La. Jolla,, Shoemaker. -got-Ardoz
info full stride at the far
turn. - - : ; v ' . " "
He moved up slowly hugging
the rail, until t'He stretch vhen
Arooz was confronted by a wail
of - horses. Shoemaker steadied
for a few strides at . the eighth
pole and then found a' narrow
opening : between Stranglehold
and Blue Trumpeter. 'He gunned
his mount and came on to get to
the front and win' by aTeng'th.'
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Completion of a . Cave Junc-tion-Glendale
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losses. Friday action was play
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