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Beavers Don't Know Where Next Victory Will Be Coming From n JIM HEALY United Press Sporti Writer Iff getting 10 the Portland Beavers don't know where their next win is coming from. And you can bet that league leading San Francisco feels any thing but merciful what with Vancouver and the hot Holly wood Stars breathing down its neck. The Seals dumped Portland for the 10th consecutive time Thursday night In a rousing 10 inning game that eventually needed the attention of 10 hurl ers. The final score was 12-7, after 22 Seal hits. San Francisco sewed it up In the extra inning with a five-run outburst which began with a round-tripper by Frank Kellert. That started the Seals into four more runs all off singles. For a time it looked like Port land had found the winning com bination by taking a second in ning lead with five runs. The big man there was Frank Carswell who hit a three-run homer that was followed by a single, two walks and an infield out. Kiely Wins Again Winner was Leo Kiely. Kiely, the winningest pitcher in the league, now has a 14-2 record. Loser Gene Fodge Is 1-4. Hollywood continued Its pace by defeating San Diego, 9-6, VanrnnuAi- nam from behind to down Los Angeles, 3-3, and Se attle took Sacramento meas- ..... A.1 in on 11 innlns same Paul Pettit gave Hollywood It. win allowance with two SPORTS Tigers Top CP; Eagles Nick Ashland MsHford Tiaeri trimmed Cen tral Point 7 to 1 yesterday in Pee Wee league baseball en m in tpr. It was the Tigers' sixth vic tory aeainst no defeats and pushed Central Point Into third place with 3-3. The idle Med- ford Wildcast (3-2) took over third in the Southern division race. Eagle Point nicked Ashland 1 to 0 for its second win In the loop. Hackney hit a slow roller afptv to drive in Dane Smith for the only run of the game. It was also the only hit given up bv Ashland's Kelly McKinnis To produce the Eagle run which came in the bottom of the fifth and final innine. Suttle got on hase on an error and stole second. Charley was safe on a fielder's option and Smith went in to run for him. Hugo was safe on another fielder's choice as Suttle was thrown out at home. Smith Betting to third base. Then Hackney got his hit c; P,,n in Fourth McKinnis struck out five bat t.r anH walked one. Hackney of EP whiffed two and also is sued0 just a single base on balls. Th Tieers clipped Central Point on a six-run fourth inning ln which Wayne Couch got the only hit. There was one walk nH h rpst of the run-making nrnr win on a combination of four errors, fielders' choices and saueeze bunt sacrifices.- Three run were saueezed home. nick Defflev singled to drive in a third inning run for the Tigers and Jim Calhoun ciaimea h. other Medford hit. Pitcher Mike Barnes held the Pointers te a single safety, by I.ouii Alvarez who chucked thre-hit hall for his team Barnes issued five bases on balls and fanned eight batters while Alvarez eave up a lone walk and struck out three. homers, one in the ninth with two on that ended an eighth in ning Padre lead. All in ail, ine former wonder boy batted in six runs for a virtual monopoly in that department. San Diego, bent on revenge, took the lead away from the Stars in the third with four runs after Hollywood had collected n th nnenine frame. Bill Hall smacked his third homer of the year in the eighth to tie it for the Stars. San Diego went ahead again on an error, then Pettit went to work, ending the game. He nailed his tirst nomer in i" fifth with one on. Bilko Hits 30ih ir Paiica eot his third win over Los Angeles this year, al lowing the Aneels nine hits, in cluding two home runs in the first inning one by bteve buko his 30th, and the other by Hert Hamric. But the second place Mounties came back after a nomer oi in the ODener by Owen Friend to collect another run in the third and two in the tiftn. Joe Frazier also homered for the winners. Coottio rnnned its win when Bobby Balcena hit a single with the bases loaded off losing start er Joe Stanka. Stanka is now 7-12 while winner Bill Kenneay took his eighth win against no ripfpsitfi The Rainiers began early, col lecting three runs in tne iirsi innins Then Jim Greengrass clnspd the cap to within a run for Sacramento by hitting one out of the parK wun a runmi on. The Solons tied it in ine fifth, but that was all. Sports Bulletin Coos Bay HP) Pete Susick, Marshfield high football foot ball coach who resigned to become an assistant at the Uni versity of Washington, has agreed to return here. Marsh field Principal Guy Shellen barger said today. Vancouver .. 101 020 0004 10 1 Pallca and White; lSorda. Hughes (B) ana lappe. San Francisco 221 01 001 5 1J 22 0 Dn.-ll.nH 150 000 001 0 7 9 0 ui.t.. in. Q,,iiivsn- Anri.rnn. Bauer (2, Shore 9. Fodge (101. Mar lowe (10), Fiedler 10 and Bottler. Hollywood 200 020 014 8 11 1 t. i "r-mrhmr (41 Walters 48). ' :;: . .... ' j dowaid, Nichols (9) and Jones, a .-,. nnn rim nnn nn 3 10 c.tti ann not) 000 01 4 7 1 Munrer. 'phlllette (6). Kennedy (10) ana urteig. Eugene Has Half-Game Lead in NW By UNITED PRESS Tn0on nulled out to a one and one-half game lead in the Northwest league action inurs day thanks to a key 5-0 block on Wenatchee by Salem s sena tnre The Emeralds just did get Dy TH-Tirv 2-1. while Lewiston stampeded the Yakima Bears, 21-7, in the remaining comesi. Torn Gibson fanned 18 and gave up but five hits in hanging up his ninth win against ten ae feats at Wenatchee. It was Pete Carillo's fifth loss in seven de cisions. The Senators wrapped it up with a four-run outburst in the fourth. Bob Campbell drove in two runs on a single and Terry Maddox sent home two more with a double. Swent Series Fneene swept a three-game se ries at Tri-City as Norm Tanner fanner) two. walked 11. and emrprl the winning run. Tanner doubled down the .,'oVitfieirl line, advanced to third on John Keller's bunt single and came home on an iniiem out Dy Bruce Mcintosh garnered four safeties in six trips and drove in four runs in the Broncs lop-sia-eH rWisinn at Yakima. Chuck Davidson coasted to his eighth win of the year against five set backs while Bob Roberts, first of five Bear hurlers, absorbed hi eiehth defeat in 16 outings. Vince Moreci was the whole show for the hapless Bears. He had three hits in five times at bat, including a pair of two-run homers. I fffJi JIN a 1' - lill Friday, July 19, 1937 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIHTEEH MUSCLING IN ON PAL, Rinty is busy lapping up Suki s milk as kitten debates best means of rescuing meal. They are pals in the home of E. Jones, Brixton, England. Suk finally settled for spillings. (International Soundphoto) Track Back in Condition For Hardtops on Saturday - . . i a f J 4VU rr Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Okra was very I BOUT CETTlNia IMTO THE BRIDAL BOUQUET CATCH ING DCKD7" C'MOl SHE'S Ton. MO-YOU YqX.COME Ofi.OKQA-) tf TH ROVVl Ik5 THE yOONS GIRLS ALL TrlE SlMGLE J Set-'" A &o AHBflD- J GIRLS MUST TRY JA But After A lot of PUllin- iS lfe AHD COAXING, SHE GOT- INTO THE 0 -gR V. Factory, Warehouse Fires in Portland PnrtlanH (IB Visitlne fire chiefs who have been attending demonstrations during a con vention here got a double taste of the real thing Thursday night and early today when multi alarm fires broke out on oppo site sides of the Willamette river. Thursday night's fire was the worst The fire department esti mated damage at $300,000 from blaze at the Electro-Measure ments, Inc., factory on the west side of the river. Shortly after a.m. today a three-alarm fire broke out at the Screw Machine Products Company in the old Inman- Poulsen warehouse on the east side of the river. Damage was estimated at $5,000. Use Tribune Want Ada Tha Low Cost Way to Sell Nathan Leopold, Roger Touhy May Get Paroles Prom Illinois f nson Springfield 111. (IP) Illinois Pardon and Parole Board mem bers will recommend freedom for thrill killer Nathan Leopold, it was reported today. Reports also circulated tnat Stateville Penitentiary's gates will curincr nrwn for another highly controversial inmate, pro hibition era gangster Roger tine Terrible) Touhy. The five-man board met in a closed session Thursday, after which a spokesman said the Leo Dold case and an appeal for free dom by Touhy had been "dis posed of. Speculation Spreads Although the board's recom mendations cannot be made pub lic according to state law, spec ulation quickly spread through Snrincrfield that LeoDOld and Touhy soon would be freed. The Chicago Sun-Times, in a rnnvriffhted storv hv John Drei- ske, said Gov. William G. Strat- ton already has decided to re duce Leopold's term to 64 years, whirh means the 52-year-old slayer of little Bobby Franks would be eligible lor immediate parole. Thp storv said Stratton also ,m uncatp a 199-vear term im posed on Touhy tor au DreaK, paving the way for his release. SnmA Laniencv The Chicago Tribune quoted board members as saying they win rpnnmmpnd "some len iency" for Leopold and Touhy, Stratton who returned here hv nlane Thursday night from Washington, said he had not yet made up his mind in the cases of the two prisoners. However, ho added he expected to an nounce his decision in about 10 Have tn two weeks. "I don't know a thing about it until I get their report" from tho hoard Stratton continued. Tn deference to the man him self (Leopold) I think I should cpb the hoard's report and the records in the case before I make up my mind," the governor saia RnarH mpmhers left SDring fipM nftpr tho meetine. but will return again next Thursday to review their recommendation and sign it before presenting it to Stratton. Tho final decision is UD to the governor, who is not required to iinns. T.pnnnlrl. whose crime was one of the most notorious in Amen can annals, pleaded last week for executive clemency the only avenue to freedom he has left. LINESCORESI Central Point 000 101 1 . . . . i T-. AI11 Xv T 3 Alvarez and Jeff Anhorn; Barnes and Couch. Ashland 000 000 T J Eafle Point 000 011 t C K. McKinnis and Brown; Hackney and Hertager. After a week of hard work the Valley View speedway is back in fine shape and ready for another Saturday night of keen competition among nara top auto drivers of southern Or egon and northern California. The regular program plus a match race are on the' docket with time trials opening again asaaaaawiasaesaBsaBnaaBBaaiMatiaHvasn 4 1 ' : CEC NORRIS "You'll have to see my car to realize what a good buy I can give you at a terrific saving. My 1957 Chevrolet Demonstrator has only 1387 actual miles en it, but I'm selling it at a used car price. It is a 2-door Bel Air V8 with Power Glide, radio, heater, whitewalls, all safety features and many accessories." See and Drive This Car at COURTESY CHEVROLET or Call Me at HI 6-3927 or SP 2-8037 at 7 p.m. and the first race as usual about 8 p.m. Rain washed out last weeK s intended card. The oval was left a gummy mess espite efforts to dry it out so that tne snow could go on. Track Manager Phil Bryant reported considerable toil, two particularly heavy days of it, to put the track back in commission. In Offing Four Weeks Tho matrh race, with Ray Aehpr f1 No 3 rankine driver on the track, challenging Wayne Lemley, A-57; point leader, has been in the offing for four wopka It has been Dostrjoned three times, twice trouble with Asher's car and one by the wea- th or Saturday's slate calls for two trophy dashes, four heat races, a semi-main race and a main ovpnt. Lemley has the No. 1 spot in points this season with 234. Crock Hunter.' 15X. 1956 track chamD. Is next with 205 and Asher follows with 168. Trarlr Manaeer Brvant an nnnnppd the Joev Chitwood auto thrill show is planned for Valley View on Tuesday, July JU. Don't Say "Hello" Say "FILTER-FLO" ily Firemen Are Called to Grass ires in Vicinity City firemen extinguished three grass fires yesterday and received an alarm on another which was outside the rural dis trict and was Dut out by. state forestry department patrolmen. Thre city tire trucKS were seni out on a blaze of about 10 acres at Barneburg hill south of Bar nett rd. The cause apparently was a discarded cigarette, fire men reported. They were dis patched at 7:sa p.m. Two other grass fires spread from trash blazes. One was at 1540 Ellendale dr. about 5:15 p.m. and the other at 531 i'eari St. about 3:30 p.m. Two pumpers were sent to the Pearl St. scene since a house fire alarm was given. Outside District Tho firo outside the district was in the Foothills rd. area. It covered about two acres and six patrolmen and two pumpers fouffht the flames. Patrolmen said there was indication that youngsters playing with matches may have been responsible for the fire. Central Point rural firemen said that a boy playing with matches was the cause of a small grass fire yesterday morning in private property in tne vicinity of the National Guard area on Tablp Rock rd. Medford firemen had a diver sion from grass fires yesterday aftornnon when thev were called to 410 West Jackson st. to res- mo a small doe from under a house. D a m a s e was confined to fences and fence posts in a 30 arro crass fire on Coal Mine rd Wednesday afternoon, city fire men reported. They saia me blaze was believed started from a tractor working the area. The Medford fire department dis natehed two Dumpers to the scene and the state forestry de partment one. CCD vXJJI) GOOD QGD a T esiW mm Hollywood m Director Terence Fisher says he did bis best to terrify as many persons in film audiences as possible with "The Curse of Franken stein." "We chose our colors very carefully so that even color blind people would see every thing and get scared," he said. The Loire is the longest river in France. Jerry's Union Station 611 N. Central Phone SP 3-9176 U.S. Royal Tire Distributor Previous boards rejected his ar peals for parole. Leopold's Supporters Leopold's plea won support from noted writers and from his former classmates at the Uni versity of Chicago, where he was a hrilliant student. In addition, a snokesman said the board had been flooded with mail, running about 3-1 in favor nf frpprlom fnr Leonold. from all sections of the United States and finmo fnrpfon rnnntries. Leopold and Richard Loeb, his wealthy and intelligent partner in crime, decided in 1924 to kid nap and kill the 14-year-old Franks boy just for thrills. Loeb died in a prison fight in 1936. Life Plus 99 Years T.pnnnlrl was sentenced to life nlnns Bfl vpars. hut former Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson reduced his sentence to 85 years, making him eligible for parole. Touhy 50, a product of Cni- encn's slums, foueht his way through the ranks of the under wnrlrl and hpcame rjowerful enough to challenge the bootleg reign of Al uapone. He was sentenced to 99 years in 19X3 fnr tne kidnaDUie oi swindler John (Jake the Barber) Factor. His sentence was increased to 199 vears after he and six other inmates broke out of Statesville in 1942. 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