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TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Black Tornado Nabs Twinbill From Grater Comets 6-1, 3-0 SOUTHERN OREGON CONFERENCE STANDINGS W. Grants Fas 3 Crater 1 Klamath Fall 1 Ashland l Medford 1 Pet 1.000 .500 .500 333 .250 Medford high, intent on get ting back into the championship chase, ended its win drouth in Southern Oregon conference baseball by rapping the Crater high Comets on Friday. Tornado diamonders entered the victory side of the league ledger by taking the opener of a doublebill at Central Point 6 to 1. They won the non-count ing second ruckus 3 to 0. A heavy barrage of extra base swatting in the late innings, five hit hurling by Dick McLaugh lin, catcher turned pitcher, and near-flawless fielding manufac tured the conference decision. Larry -Perkins, Dennis King, McLaughlin and Ron Peery were the hard - whacking bats men. Medford pushed over all its runs in the first inning of the second game. . Blanked Four Innings For four innings Friday Comet twirler Fred Herrmann hand cuffed the Black Tornado, allow ing no hits, walking just one man and recording seven strike outs. Then Peery led off the top of the fifth stanza with a fly to deep center field for a three- bagger. Steve Shorey slapped a line single to left field to drive Peerv home with the first run. Perkins, King and McLaugh lin slammed consecutive three basers with none away in the sixth inning for two more runs, and Wayne Allen relieved Herr mann on the hill. Three more counters crossed the plate in the seventh canto. Perkins and Mc Laughlin smashed doubles, fof the second extra base blows of the day. John Payne beat out a bunt for a single. Gordon Ows ley sacrificed. There were an error and wild pitch in the in ning. Neil Green got on base for Crater in the sixth inning and gained home on back to back singles by Dick Rainey and Bob Fowler. The Comets missed one possible opportunity to score in the fifth i nning when Eddie Koch singled, took second on Charlie South's sacrifice and went to third on a wild pitch. Koch was out trying to go home when Thurman Striplin drew a base on balls. McLaughlin in throwing his five hitter racked up five strike outs. He walked three. Herr mann had 10 strikeouts, issued two bases on balls and yielded five hits in his five plus innings on the mound. Allen was tagged for three safeties, fanned one and gave no walks. Singles by Peery and Bob Pond, a base on balls to Owsley, a fielder's option swat by Dennis King and an error were the fac tors in Medford's first inning scoring of th second fuss. Dennis Barr tossed three-hit Coon Hound Trial Slated Spring coon hound field trial of the Southern Oregon Hound Owners association will be held Sunday, April 28. Competition will start at 8:45 ajn. The public is invited without charge for admission. Those wishing to go to the trial are instructed to follow old highway 99 to the Tolo overpass and then follow the signs. Only full trail hounds will be run. Sponsors stated that $200 in prizes guaranteed in the final with $60 and a trophy each for first line and first tree. Priz es will be $40 each for second line and second tree and tro phies will be awarded. Children's race will be for green dogs, those who have not . placed previously in trials. First heat of the main rivalry is set for 9 a.m. Warren Dunlap, Medford, is field marshaL IRRIGATION PUMPS to 60 H.fc $2950 From up Vi H.P. SHALLOW WELL $3950 Vz H.P. DEEP WELL $9600 Siskiyou. Hardware Ph. 2-2939225 W. Main MEDFORD, OREGON We Give S&H Green Stamps kw act 1 Melfoed&Tribuns SIP PITCHES VICTORY Dick McLaughlin, above, worked at both ends of the battery for Medford high Friday. He pitch ed five-hit ball as the Black Tor nado baseballers defeated Cra ter high 6 to 1 in a seven-inning Southern Oregon conference game. In the five-inning second game which Medford won 3 to 0, McLaughlin was the catcher. ball for Medford over the five innings while the Tornado got four bingles off Allen. Barr is sued two bases on balls and had one strikeout. Allen walked three and whiffed two. Two other Southern Oregon conference clubs, Ashland and Klamath Falls, had a double header scheduled yesterday but were rained out. They will play April 30. FraST GAME BOX: Medford AB R PO 0 7 1 11 1 0 1 0 0 Owsley, u 2 4 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 Fond, c Perkins, Kine lb 2b 4 4 P.- 4 4 2 3 McLaughlin, Peery, cf .. Monroe, 3b Shorey, rf Payne, If Totals 30 S 21 10 Crater AB Allen, ss. p 4 Striplin, 2b. ss 3 Herrma'n, p. 2b 1 N. Green, lb 3 R 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 PO 2 11 0 0 0 Totals 25 5 21 Struck out for South in 7th. Medford Crater 000 012 3 8 000 001 01 Runs batted in Shorey, McLaugh lin 2. Perkins, Fowler. Two Base nits Allen. Perkins. McLaughlin. Three base hits Peery. Perkins, King, Mc Laughlin. Stolen base Perkins, sac rifices Owsley South. Left on base Medford 6, Crater 7. Bases on balls Off McLauehhn 3. off Herrmann 2 Strikeouts By Herrmann 10. Allen 1, McLaughlin 5. Five hits and three runs off Herrmann in five innings. Three hits and three runs off Allen in two innings. Earned runs Medford 4. Wild pitches Allen 1, McLaughlin 1. Passed ball Pond. Losing pitcher Herrmann, umpires copeiana and Warren. 2ND GAME LINESCORE: Medford 300 00 3 4 Crater 000 000 3 Barr and McLaughlin; Allen and Campbell. DADDY'S LITTLE ER Proving she's off the royal block, Britain's Princess Anne, 6, proudly leads her father's polo pony onto the field at Windsor. England, where she watched Prince Philip during a prac tice match. Campbell, c 3 Rainey, cf 3 Fowler. 3b 3 Koch, If 3 South, rf 1 Brown 1 . 1 HELP. a chin Sunday. April 21, 1937 High School Scores FRIDAY BASEBALL By United Press Yamhill 4, Willamina 0 Wy'East 12. Vernonia 1 Silverton 1, Cascade 0 Forest Grove 3, Newberg 2 Sheridan 7, Amity 0 Philomath 5, Sherwood 4 Tigard 3, Oswego 2 Albany 2, North Salem 1 North Marion 8, Gervais 1 Lowell 19. Mohawk 0 . Medford 6-3, Crater 1-0 Hillamook 14-1, Nestucca 3-0 St. Helens 7. West Linn 3 Banks 5, Dayton 0 Seaside 13-6, Neahkahnie 0-2 Hermiston 3-7. Baker 0-0 Franklin 4, Cleveland 0 Benson 4. Wilson 2 McLoughlin Track Gangs Top Cavekids McLoughlin Junior high won all three divisions of track meet with Grants Pass Friday. The Bulldogs won the ninth grade division 64 to 49, the eighth grade 63 to 59 and the seventh grade 47 to 30. RESULTS: Ninth grade High hurdles Hamilton M; Knight M; Benner G. Time :10.7. Shot put Bennett G; Knight M; Cole G. Distance 48-10. Broad jump Purkett G; Holbrook G; Durkee M. Distance 17-3. 75 dash McKnight M; S. Bennett M; McGill G. Time :08.2. Three-fourths mile Cotton G: Wade M; Holmes G. Time 339.1. Discus Cole G: Hoatson G; Ben nett G. Distance 110-10. 330 dash Holbrook G; Wilson G; Coffield G. Time :41.5. - Low hurdles Hamilton M: McGill G; Knapp M. Time :13 4. 150 dash Knight M; McKnight M; Story G. Time :16. High jump Tie among Bennett and Saltmarsh and Smith G. Height 5 ft. 660-yard dash Davis G; Konopa sek M; Nored M. Time 1:37.' Javelin Pathman M: Staten G: Lundgren M. Distance 128-4. neiay won Dy jucLOugnun. lime :48. Pole vault S. Bennett M: Benner and Staten G tied second. Height 9-9. Eighth grade High hurdles Hood M: Kassdala M: Orr G. Time :09.7. Discus Harris G: Walden 3: White G. Distance 95-6 75 dash Haulaway G: Blew M: Funston M. Time :08.... Shot put Funston M: Harris G; Campbell G. Distance 46-2. Broad jump Hathaway G; Higgin botham Gj Packard G. Distance 19-'4. High jump Hood M; Ricks G: Ragsdale M. Height 5-4. 330 dash Ricks M; Jenkins M; White G, Time :42.2. Low hurdles Ayer M; Higginbqth am G; Ragsdale M. Time :14.5. 150 dash Hathaway G; Hood M; Funston M. Time :16.3. Javelin Marshall G; Burton M; Da vis M. Distance 123-7 ,4. Relay Won by McLoughlin. Time 0.4. Pole vault Tie between Burton M and Walker G; Lindgren M. Height 9-9. - , Seventh grade High jump Clearwater M; Benner M; Bengtson G. Height 4-8. Low hurdles Dexter Mj Lewellyn G; Griffin M. Time :11.1. - 75 dash Mack M; Clearwater M: Allen G. Time :08.9. 330 dash Murray G; Clearwater M; Rolls M. Time :45.2. Shot put Clearwater M: Renner M and Goulter G tier second. Distance 35-3. -Broad jump Atkins G; Caster M; Batten M. Distance 14-434. 150 dash Mack M; Swank G; Mur ray G. Time :17.5. Relay Won by McLoughlin. Time :54.4. Pole vault Davis G; Gibson G; Al len G. Height 8-6. Portland Ends Losing Streak San Diego (U.R) The Port land Bearers put together sin gles by Bob McKee, Bob Adams and Luis Marquez in the top of the ninth Friday night to push across the winning run and grab a 6-5 victory over the San Diegp Padres before 2,089 fans at Lane field. The win was the first of the season for pitcher Bob Alex ander and handed Eddie Erautt his second loss. The Victory ended Portland's losing streak at six games and stopped the current San Diego winning streak at three games. The Beavers broke loose for five unearned runs in the fifth inning for their biggest outburst of the season. The runs came on two hits and four errors. Adult Net Club Organized at CP Central Point An adult ten nis club has been formed here for interclub play on week ends. So far netters from Gold Hill, Sams Valley and Central Point have turned out for play on Crater high's two courts. Oth ers in the valley interested who are between the ages of 30 and 60 years are invited. . The group meets at 1 p.m Sunday at the Crater courts to organize games. PICKUP and DELIVERY 15 Minute! MEDFORD MUFFLER CO. Service EXHAUST SPECIALISTS 1130 N.Riverside Ph.3-4818 Baseball Scores SUNDAY'S GAMES American League Kansas City at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Baltimore at Washington (2) New York at Boston National League Pittsburgh at Brooklyn (Z) Philadelphia at New York (2) Cincinnati at Milwaukee Chicago at St. Louis (2) FRIDAY'S RESULTS Pacific Coast League ban rrancisco 2-4. Seattle 1-B Portland 6. San Diego 5 Sacramento 3, Vancouver 2 (10 in nings) los Angeles 3, Hollywood z International League Miami 6, Toronto 1 Richmond 4, Rochester 1 (Only games scheduled.) American Association Indianapolis 4, St. Paul 1 Denver 8, Charleston 3 Louisville 8( Omaha 7 Minneapolis 2, Wichita 1 (10 in nings) Sonthern Association Birmingham 2, Atlanta 1 Nashville 13. Chattanooga 10 Memphis 8, Mobile 2 SUNDAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS By United Press (1956 Won and Lost Records In Parentheses) American League ttautmore at Washington (21 Brown 9-7) and Beamon (2-0) vs. Chakales. (4-4) and Hernandez (1-1). New York at Boston Sturdivant (16-8) vs. Sisler (9-8). Cleveland at Detroit score (zu-9) or Garcia (11-12 vs. Gromek (8-6). Kancas City at Chicago Coleman (3-5) vs. Wilson (13-14). National League Pittsburg at Brooklyn (2) Law (8-16) and Kline (14-18) vs. Newcombe (27-7) and Drysdale (5-5). Philadelphia at New York (2) Sanford (1-0) and Roberts (19-18) vs. Antonelli (20-131 and Barclay (0-0). tnicago at at. Louis m liaiser (4-9) and Drott (0-0) vs. Jones (9-14) and Wehmeier (12-11). Cincinnati at Milwaukee Klippstein (12-11 and Spahn (20-11). STANDINGS BY UNITED PRESS American League W L Pet GB 3 0 1.000 3 0 1.000 2 2 .500 14 2 2 .500 li 1 2 .333 1 2 .333 2 . 3 . .250 24 1 3 .250 24 New York Chicago - Kansas City Washington Boston - Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Saturday Results: New York 10 Boston 7 (12) innings Washington 6 Baltimore 4 Chicago 11 Kansas City 7 Detroit 7 Cleveland 0 National League W L Pet GB .3 0 1.000 . 3 0 1.000 . 1 1 .500 114 1 1 .500 1 14 . 1 2 .333 2 . 1 2 .333 2 .12 .333 . 0 3 .000 3 Milwaukee Brooklyn St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Saturday Results: Brooklyn 2 PittsburK 0 Philadelphia 6 New York 3 Milwaukee 5 Cincinnati 4 Chicago at St. Louis, postponed rain. Indians Net Team Victor Roseburg High school defeated Medford 5 to 2 here Friday in a tennis match. Jim Gordon recorded one of the Medford wins by trimming Fred.McKeen 6-4, 6-4, in singles. He teamed with John Root to beat Keith Eddy and Dick Ram berg in doubles. Indian verdicts in singles were Eddy over Bob Schmidt 7-5, 8-6; Bob Fies over Root 6-2, 6-4; Ramberg over Dick Swin- ney 6-0, 6-2 and Brady Mont gomery 6-3, 6-1 over Harold Daley. Fies and Mctteen team ed in doubles to down Schmidt and Daley 6-2, 6-4. Eagle Point Roseburg high gained its second tennis victory of the week end in a Rogue val ley jaunt by blanking Eagle Point on Saturday 6 to 0 Only six matches were play ed since one Roseburg player, Fred McKeen, came down with the measles on the trip. Indian winners were Bob Fries 6-0, 6-3 over Gene Edwards; Keith Eddy 6-1, 6-0, over Alvin Simmons; Dick Ramberg over Bob Berryman '6-1, 6-0; Brad Montgomery over-Morris Arthur 6-2, 9-7; Ramberg and Eddy over Berryman and Edwards 6-1, 6-0, and Fies and Montgomery over Simmons and Arthur Gardener 6-3, 7-5. TRIANDOS SIDELINES Baltimore, Md. U.B Gus Triandos' back injury was diag nosed Saturday as a fractured vertebra, forcing the big Balti more Orioles catcher to the side lines for at least two weeks, Triandos suffered the injury in a collision with infielder Herb Plews of the Washington Sen ators last Thursday night. DERBY CHOICE WINS New York (U.R) Wheatley Stable's Bold Ruler, a top choice for the 1557 Kentucky Derby, survived a terrific stretch battle at Jamaica Saturday to win the $59,400 Wood Memorial by a nose and smash the track record in the process. JOB OFFERED The Dalles U.PJ Don Bailey, chairman of the board of educa tion here, said that Keith De Courcey, head football coach at Prineville High school, has been offered the football coaching job at The Dalles High. Silver Dollar Stamps Yankees, Dodgers Continue Win Streak; Jansen Blanks Seals, Bevos Rained Out Larson Fails To Show Series Form By TIM MORIARTY United Press Sports Writer The Brooklyn Dodgers and the Milwaukee Braves,., picking up right where they left kff last year, struggled to narrow vic tories Saturday to remain un beaten -in their first three games. Johnny Podres, pitching in his first regulation game since the 1955 World Series, hurled the Dodgers to a 2-0 shutout vic tory over the Pittsburgh Pi rates, while stout-hearted relief pitching by Red Murff enabled the Braves to down the Cincin nati Redlegs, 5-4. Podres, who spent last year In the Navy, blanked the Pirates with six hits, striking out nine, walking two and allowing only one player to reach third base. Bob Friend also pitched well for Pittsburgh, retiring the first 11 Dodgers to face him, but then was tagged for succesive hom ers by Duke Snider and Carl Furillo. Those were all the runs Brooklyn needed. Kluszewski Sacrifice! Murff, who pulled Milwaukee starter Ray Crone out of a jam in the eighth inning, got Into trouble himself in the. nmth. With the Braves leading 5-4, Pete Whisenant opened the Cin cinnati ninth with a double and moved to third on a long sacri fice fly by pinch hitter Ted Kluszewski. However, Murff then got Frank Robinson on an infield out and retired Smoky Burgess on a foul fly to end the game. Rookie Ed Bouchee collected four hits and veteran Willie Jones drove in four runs in lead ing the Philadelphia Phillies to a 6-5 victory over the New York Giants. The Giants tried to pull the game out of the fire in the ninth when Dusty Rhodes led off with a triple, but relief pitch er Bob Miller of the Phils re tired the next three New York batters without allowing a run, In the American league, the New York Yankees and the Chi cago White Sox each posted then third straight victories without a loss. ' ' The Yankees needed 12" in nings before pulling out a 10-7 victory over the Boston Red Sox with the aid of a .two-run homer by Hank Bauer. The Red Sox knocked Don Larsen, who was making his first official Wolves Tip Red Raiders Monmouth Oregon college took advantage of Southern Ore gon college miscues Friday to win an Oregon Collegiate con ference baseball game here 6 to 2. The Wolves got to SO hurler Dave D'Olivo for seven hits but picked up only one earned run. Southern Oregon was charged with seven errors. The Red Raid ers collected four hits off Bill Brandt of OCE. Ron Owings for SOC and Wayne Osborne and Walt Ramey for the Wolves each had two hits in four times up. LINESCORE: SOC 020 000 0002 4 7 OCE 201 030 OOx 6 7 3 D'Olivo and Sword; Brandt and Adams. OTI Owls Beat Eastern Oregon Klamath Falls (U.R) Ore gon Tech defeated Eastern Ore gon College of Education, 6-2, here Friday in an Oregon Col legiate Conference baseball game. LINFIELD .TRACK WINNER Salem (U.R) Linfield defeat ed Willamette, 71-56, here Fri day in a Northwest conference dual track and field meet CALL 3-4564 COLLECT Wa will gladly process your loan in advance! You simply coma by for your cash. If you need money for medical bills, vacation, taxes, or to consolidate small bills, call us NOW for a personal loan. ui.mwi.iit 1 'w wvnv nm'amwwipmmmm Repay On Monthly Installments Fitted To Your Budget COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL FINANCE CORP. Phone 3-4564 Sparta Bldg. Jimmy Beecham Decisions Mims Miami Beach, Fla. (U.R) Jimmy Beecham, a diet-conscious "smoothie" from Miami, today attributed his revenge victory over Holly Mims to the seven pounds he lost since last Novem ber. Beecham scaled 153 pounds Friday night when he punched his way to a majority 10-round decision over Mims in their re turn TV fight at the Miami Beach auditorium. That was ex actly seven pounds less than he weighed in their first meeting last Nov. 13, which Mims won on a close decision. start since last year's World Series, in the second inning and opened a 7-3 lead in the fourth. However, he Yankees finally tied the score in the ninth on a two-out single by Gil McDoug ald and crushed the Sox with three runs in the 12th. The White Sox also came from behind to down the Kansas City Athletics, 11-7. Sherm Lollar led Chicago s 14-hit attack with a home run, a double, and a sacri fice fly that accounted for five runs. The Washington Senators wip ed out a 4-1 deficit in the sev enth inning by scoring four runs to defeat the Baltimore Orioles, 6-4. Doubles by Roy Sievers and pinch-hitter Julio Becquer fea tured the Senators' rally. The Detroit Tigers, scored their first victory in four games by downing the Cleveland In dians, 7-0, behind the eight-hit pitching of Frank Lary. Bill Tuttle and Frank Boiling each drove in two runs for the Tigers.- Lary's shutout was the first of the American league season. LINZSCORES (American League) Cleveland 000 000 000 0 8 1 Detroit 022 200 lOx 7 13 0 Wynn, Tomanek (4). McLish (4). Houtteman (7) and Naragon, Nixon 10; iary u-D ana nouse. Baltimore 000 210 100 4 9 0 Washington 000 100 41x 6 10 0 C. Johnson, Loes (8) and Ginsberg; Pascual, Hyde (8) and Courtney. Kansas City 420 010 000 7 12 0 Chicaeo 030 303 20x 11 14 1 Host, Trucks (3), Gorman (6), Duren (ti, fortocarrero (Hi ana smitn. Thompson (6); Donovan, McDonald U) btaiey (3), liowen iO) ana Louar. (12 Innings) New York 120 010 201 003 10 17 Boston 040 300 000 0007 11 Larsen, Turley ( 2), Ditmar (6), Shantz (8) and Berra; Nixon, Porter field (2), Delock (7) and White, Daley (National League) Pittsburg 000 000 000 0 8 0 Brooklyn 000 200 OOx 2 4 0 Friend, Face (8) and Folies; Podres (1-0) and Campanella. LP Friend (1-1). Chicago at St. Louis, postponed rain, Philadelphia 301 010 100 6 9 0 New York 000 Oil 300 5 8 1 Haddix. Miller (7) and Lonata: Worthington, G. Jones (2), Margoneri (4), Surkout (6), Grissom (8) and westrum. Cincinnati 001 000 120 4 11 1 Milwaukee 310 001 OOx 5 11 0 Lewrence. Jeffcoat (2). Hacker. (3), Acker (5), Fowler (7 and Bailey; urone. Mum B) ana uranaau. Eagle Point High Winner In Three-Way Phoenix A 155-foot 2Va-inck discus toss by Wayne Christian, Eagle Point, at the least one of the better heaves in the state this season, was a highlight here yesterday as the Eagles won a three-way track meet in the rain, mud and cold. Eagle Point scored 69 16 points. Phoenix got 51 56 and Illinois Valley 22. Phoenix and Eagle Point each won five clear cut firsts and tied for two others. Ken Lockhart took the only Illinois Valley first in the shot put. Christian, a state champ In the javelin, also won that event and was second in the shot put. Jack Greb won both sprints for the Eagles and tied for first in the high jump. REStTLXSt High hurdles B. Dillree V; Brewer IV- Jackson E; J. Janes P. Time :12:4. 120 dash Greb E; Ross E; Swingle P; Hamby IV. Time S2Ji. See Us For Loans From ?2S TO $250 ON AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE OR SALARY! Medford Suspension Of Fighter Suggested Portland "OJ.R) The Portland Boxing Commission has received a recommendation from its phy sician that the suspension of Ewart Potgieter by the Massa chusetts Boxing commission be upheld. Dr. Clinton. McGill said his recommendation was made after telephone conversations with Dr. Philip Henneman of the Massa chusetts General hospital in Bos ton, Mass where Potgieter had an operation to correct a glan dular condition late last year. Dr. Henneman revealed to Dr. McGill that Potgieter had prom ised to return to the hospital one month after the operation after his discharge for further exam ination and, if necessary, for further treatment. The 325-pound South African had been fighting out of Port land. Dr. McGill has recommend ed that he return to Boston, for the examination requested. Men's 2-Ball Tourney Set ' The annual men's two-ball match play golf tournament at Rogue Valley Country club will get underway the first week end in May. Pairings will be determined at a buffet supper set for7 p.m., May 3, at the club. High handi cappers will draw low handicap pers for partners. Match play willo pen on Saturday, May 4. Entry is limited to the first 123 men who sign up. Co-chairman Dick Travis and George Schuler said that only those men who can play both Saturday and Sunday and complete the tour ney should register. . Boston School Teacher Wins Overland Classic Boston U.R) Johnny Kelley, a school teacher from Groton, Conn., brought Boston A.A. Mar athon laurels back to America for the first time in 12 years Saturday winning the overland classic by half a mile. Kelley, a boyish-looking" 25, turned in a time of two hours, 20 minutes and five seconds as he breezed past the finish line looking nearly as fresh as when he started the 26 mile, 385 yard grind. This was the 61st run ning, of the race. GREYHOUND RETIRES Aqua Caliente, Mex '(U.R) Ed Willard, owner of Indy Ann, holder of the world's record of 137 victories in Greyhound rac ing competition, disclosed Sat urday that his famed champion is being forced into retirement because of a leg injury. Track Meet Mile McCluntr Pr Waldron P: Col lins E; Fincher IV. Time 5:20. 440 dash Swingle P; Brewer IV; Cuthbertson E; Jackson E. Time :58. 120 hurdles E. Dillree P; B. Mc Clure E: B. Dillree P; L. Merideth IV. Time :15. 220 dash Greb E: Ross E: Taytin ger P; MacKintosh P. Time 24.15. 880 run Simmonds P; Charters E; Williams E; Dusenberry E. Time 2:15. Shot put Lockhart IV: Christian E: Hooper E; E. Dillree P. Distance 42-2. Pole vault Tie among E. Dillree P. and Huffman and Pettegrew E; Ham by IV. Height 9-9.' Discus Christian E; Cuthberton E; Lockhart IV; Clark P. Distance 155-21, i. Javelin Christian E; Korth P; Kin cher IV; N. Hooper E. Distance 161.4. Broad jump Pettegrew E; Lock hart IV; Fay ringer P; B. McClure. Distance 19-7. High jump Tie among J. James and Stout P and Greb and Huffman E. Height 5-4. "POT IS THE TIME" ADD THAT PATIO, SIDEWALK, CARPORT OR -ANY TYPE OF CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION READY? N1IX CONCRETE ALWAYS UNIFORM IN QUALITY To Insure Our Customers Prompt Service, All Mixer Trucks Are Equipped With Two-Way Radio ASK US FOR ESTIMATES OlW4GER' READY-MIX CONCRETE PHONE MED. 2-5336 or 2-5897 PHONE ASH. 8121 Suds Spank Seals, 7-0; Jansen Hits San Francisco U.R Veteran Larry Jansen blanked the San Francisco Seals on five hits Sat urday and drove out a home run to lead the Seattle Rainier to a 7-0 Pacific Coast League victory. Jansen, a former Seal, kept the crowd of 2,140 quiet for most of the afternoon and was in little trouble, especially after Seattle scored four times in the third to lead by 5-0. The win squared the series at two games apiece and dropped the Seals out of the league lead at least temporarily. Seattle got on the board with a first inning run on a bunt by Maurie Wills, a double by Leo Righetti and an infield out by Bill Glynn. In the third Righetti was safe on Ken Aspromonte's error, Glynn singled and Joe Taylor singled in a run. Jim Dyck then doubled home two more and Juan Delis singled in the fourth one of the frame. In the fifth Taylor homered and in the sixth Jansen hit a home run over the screen in center field. It was the first win against a loss for Jansen and also gave the same record to loser Walt Masterson who was followed to the mound by Jim Konstanty, Tom Hurd and Bill Abernatie. LINESCOREs: Seattle 104 Oil 0007 9 0 San Francisco 000 000 000 0 5 1 Jansen and Aylward; Masterson. Konstanty (4). Hurd (6). Abernathie 9t and Sadowski. Home runs Taylor, Seat, Sth, none on; Jansen, Sea, 6th, none on. Los Angeles poned. rain. at Hollywood, post- Portland at San Diego, postponed, rain. RELAYS bArfCELLED Santa Barbara U.R) The 19th annual Santa Barbara East er Relays scheduled for. Satur day have been cancelled because of rain, event officials announc ed. ' - . ZIEGLER'S MOTHER DISS Portland (U.R) Joe Ziegler, general manager of the Portland Beavers baseball club, was noti fied Friday of the death in St. Louis of his mother, Mrs. Anna Ziegler. . oesmy SLUGS, SNAILS, CUTWORMS, SOW BUGS, EARWIGS The sweet ' apple base attracts, kills. Easy to apply, economical. Quick, sure results. ' Mb. box.. $ JO 2-lb. box Si 10 lb. box. 195 Pacific Feed & Seed Co. 4th & Front Sts. Ph. 2-2413 CALL FOR LININGER'S
