Retriever Trials Sunday;
Clubs Slate Competition
The annual trials between
Rogue Valley Retriever club of
Medford and the Shasta Cascade
club of Klamath Falls will be
held Sunday, August 17, at Hoov
er lakes, northeast of Medford.
Competition will commence at
8 a.m. and will continue through
out the day.
Prizes for this rivalry are ro
tating and have to be won con
secutively for two or three years
for permanent possession. Keen
competition for the awards is
Poison Oak
Imm'ediate Relief
y' Definite Prevention
y'PosHive Treatment
B.Y.'s MEDICATED OINTMENT
$1.00 at any drug store
foreseen since the Shasta Cas
cade group is bringing over a
large number of fine dogs.
Ken Denman of the Medford
club is field trial chairman. One
judge will be Gene Spencer, past
Shasta Cascade president..
Events Told
Dogs will be worked on ducks
and pigeons.
Events will be a derby stake
for dogs under two years of age;
a qualifying stake for dogs of
all ages which have never been
placed in an open all-age stake;
a puppy stake for dogs under
one year and an open 'all - age
stake.
Ladies of the Moose will serve
lunch and sandwiches and cold
drinks will be available at the
grounds all day.
The public is invited. There
MedfordTribune
Cooler Days Means Harder Work
For Prep All-Star Aggregations
Portland (U.R) Cooler
weather meant harder work for
the high school All-Star football
teams Friday as they prepared
for the coming Shrine hospital
benefit game m Multnomah sta
dium here..
Both the Portland All-Stars
will be no charge for entrance
to the grounds. .
A feature will be an event
with nine-year-old Don Newell
working with his own dog, Pic.
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and the Oregon All-Stars will
hold full-scale , workouts now
that the blistering sun has be
gun to relent. The teams have
all-out scrimmages on their Sat
urday agenda to wind up the
first weekis drills.
Tragedy Strikes
Minor tragedy struck the
State team when Cliff Rosen
baum, 202-pound fullback from
Prineville dropped from the
team and left for home.. He re
cently had an operation to re
move cartilage from both sides
of one knee and has been unable
to participate in scrimmages.
Another Stater, John Harbour,-Grants-Pass
tackle, is on
the sidelines with a knee injury.
Plenty of entertainment is on
schedule for the players on both
teams this week end. They will
be honored guests at a softball
game Friday night and will at
tend the auto races Sunday afternoon.
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TRIALS 8:00 P.M.
at the
Jackson County
Speedway
JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S
POSSE GROUNDS
-1st EVENT 8:45 P.M.
General Admission $1.50 High School Students $1.00
Children 50c
(With Student Body Ticket)
Don't Miss These Thrilling Races
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Talent Wins
Cub Title
Talent won the second half
toga of the Southern Oregon
Junior Baseball league cub divi
sion last night by nudging
Grants Pass 4 to 2 on the Cen
tral Point diamond.
Grants Pass earlier won the
first half diadem and the two
clubs will collide again on Mon
day at Medford for the over all
season championship. It is hoped
to play a night fray at the fair
grounds. Last night Grants Pass got a
two-run lead but Talent went on
top to stay with three runs in
the fourth frame. Roy Wernhold
drove in two runs with a triple
in the inning.
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i Talent .....000 310 0
Grants Pass 110 000 0 z
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and Pinz. '
Carry Middlecoff
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the ex-dentist, was the man to
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Friday, August 15. 1952
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
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CAUTIOUS Lalu Sabotin (right), of Warren, 0., bleeding freely
from a cut over the left eye, cautiously faces Danny Nardico of
Tampa, Fla., in the fifth round of their scheduled 10-round go in
Cleveland just before the fight was stopped and Nardico declared
winner by a t. k. o.
Hardtop Cars Race Tonight
At Sheriff's Posse Track
A hardtop auto racing pro
gram of a contemplated 60 laps
and with some 30. drivers is slat
ed tonight at the Jackson County
speedway at the sheriff's posse
grounds on Sage road west of
Medford.
The events planned are four
heat races of six laps each, a tro
phy dash of three laps, a final
heat of eight laps, a special
event, a semi-main of 12 laps
and a main event of 20 laps.
"Winners of the four heats will
vie in the trophy dash and those
who place first,, second and third
in the heat races will vie in the
final heat. Trophy dash winners
will start in 4he rear in this eight
lap race.
20 Local Drivers
About 20 drivers of the local
Southern Oregon Stock Car Rac
ing club are expected to be en
tered. These drivers have been
racing Sundays at the airport.
The races tonight at the posse
oval will be promoted by the'
men who have been conducting
races at the airport. A good rep
resentation of men who have
been racing in past weeks at the,
posse grounds is anticipated this
evening, also.
Among drivers of this area
south wind that experts said
added "at least four strokes" to
the Milburn Country club lay
out, Middlecoff slashed a bril
liant 32-35 67, five under par
to assume the lead Thursday.
The slender Memphis shot
maker lost to U.S. open cham
pion Julius Boros of Mid Pines,
N.C., in a playoff at Tarn O'Shan
ter last week. Boros was in the
field here, but he virtually shot
himself out of the tournament
on the opening day, posting a
36-40 76, nine strokes off the
pace.
Games Scheduled
In ABC Ruckus
Portland U.R) Tongue Point
meets Warrenton and Norgan's
Beavers of Portland' clash with
Steinfelds of Portland Friday
night in a second-round double
header of the state American
Baseball Congress tournament
here.
Tongue Point and Warrenton,
each with one loss and no wins
in the tourney, will be fighting
against .elimination. The two
Portland teams have one victory
each and will be battling to see
which takes the favored position
in the tournament.
In Thursday night contests
Cascade Locks defeated Willam
ette 2-1 and Forest Grove
stopped Mecca Luncho of Port
land 3-0.
slated to contend are Dick Mills,
Eldon Nelson, Bud Kennedy,
Fred Whaley, Dave Hines, Bill
Rosenbalm, Lou Kurz, Bob Wil
liams, Ernie Groth, Bob Jenkins
and Dick Malcomes.
Time trials are set for 8 p.m.
and the first race for 8:45 p.m.
No Sunday afternoon races at
the airport are planned.
Smith Has
165 Card in
Jaycee Golf
Eugene (U.R) Southern
golfers were in the spotlight Fri
day in the national Junior
Chamber of Commerce golf
tournament here as 16-year-old
Scotty Fraser of Panama City,
Fla., led the field at the 36-hole
mark with a one-over par 145.
Fraser was one of only "three
golfers to equal par 72 on the
course Thursday. The others
were Medalist Tommy Jacobs,
Montebello, Calif., and Joe Cor
rell, Winston Salem, N.C.
In second place was Buddy
Manderson of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
who equaled his 73 of Wednes
day for a two-day total of 146.
Jacob's two-day mark of 147 put
him in Ihird place. "
4th Place Tie
Tied for fourth place at 148
were Larry Moore, Moultrie,
Ga.; Don Bisplinghoff, Orlando,
Fla.; and Jim Lucius, Northfield,
Minn.
The opening day leader, Rog
er Boyd of Tacoma, Wash., slip
ped to a five-over par 77 Thurs
day for a score of 149.
Among the Oregon competi
tors, Dick Twiss of The Dalles
had a two-day total of 161. Mike
Starling of Eugene had a total
of 163; Justin Smith of Medford,
165, and Bob Prall of Salem,
175.
Kevin Riley of Vancouver,
B.C., had a 158 and Dick Mad
sack of Olympia, Wash., had
165.
Races Saturday
On Ashland Oval
Ashland Hardtop races again
will be held at the Ashland Ro
deo grounds on Saturday.
The evening program will
commence at 7 o'clock.
Last week 48 cars were en
tered in the races. Of these 23
were in the main event. Only
eight cars finished the main
race, an indication of the slam
bang type of entertainment fans
may expect.
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