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o 0 o o o t MAIL TRIBUNE, M,3og. Orojfan,. 0t. tt Porates Secure ' (Q)n VDolwauCieo Br United Frets International The Pittsburgh firates lat Lew Burdette for the fjjst time in four years Saturday and stretched Milwaukee's losing streak to a two season high of five games when they scored a 4-2 victory over the Braves. Bob Friend, the national M-W, Parsons Undefeated " Softball Loop o JACKSOV COUNTY SOFTBALL LEAGUE W. M tc W Chain Saw 3 Parson's Motor 3 Bureau of Reclamation 1 Dairy Maids . 1 Cheney Studs 1 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .500 .500 .333 Junior Chamber Butte Falls Eagle Point o 0 0 .000 .000 .000 MandW Chain Saw and Parsons Motors attempt to protect unbeaten status this week in "Jackson County Soft ball association gjmes at Me morial stadium, Camp White. Ich has one contest. Cagl Point Merchants, aiming to climb from the bottom of the heap, is the only club with two games, o Monday's games will have Parson? meeting Medford Jun ior Chamber of Commerce at 7 p.m. aSd Eagle Point against the Bureau of Reclamation at 9 p m.0 M and W opposes Eagle Point in the first gameQon Thursday. Rogue Valley Dairy Maids follow against Butte Falls. ; In a Thujpday contest Chain Saw won 3 to 0 from Bureau of Reclamation, not the Cheney Studs as was reported. Dairy Maids score over Junior Chamber was 10 to 3. Frick Names Officials For All-Star Game O New York (UPI) Com missioner Ford Frick today, named Ed Rommel, Bill Mc Kinley and Frank Umont of thdfl American leagueo and Joeko ConlafS) Tom Gorman an Frank. Secory on the Na- tiqaal league to umpire the Al&Star Game at Baltimore on Tuesday, July 8. Rommel will start behind the plate with Gorman at first, McKinley at second and Conlan at third. After 4V4 in nings Rommel and Conlan will change places. Umont and Secory will be on the foul line. Frick named Bob Broeg of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, president of the Baseball Writers' .association of Amer ica; Hugh Trader of the Balti more News-Post and Bob Maisel of the Baltimore Sun as official scorers. A Wholesale and Retail endeavor to stock the items and we try to make good quality judged. top LUGGAGE RACK , TURTLE GREAT FOR FAMILY wat VACATION TIME! ; wire uUM , ' . 0 T(, femeui one 511.95 Up ever leoner-wex. TYPES MUFFLERS $7.50 up OPEN SUNDAYS ALL STEEL TRIPOD BUMPER JACK Here's a brand new jock that will hook under the bumper of tha lowest mod ern car and lift it to any daired height with ease. Tripod base tar non-slip, use. Folds compact ly tor storage. r49 'It - i u i V V.WAW.'.-.V.V.V.'?T 1 il1nlrllr7lr BP Medford - I . Grants Pass 409 N. Riverside 237 Hiway 99-. '.- 9 a.m. 6 p.m. Week Days a Itagut'g probable starter - in Tuesday's ell-star game, pitch ed 8 1-3 innings to gain his 10th win of thee season. II roy Face relieved him with one out and two on in the ninth and retired Joe Adcock and Frank Torre to end the game. The Pirates ha.d not beat en Burojette since eJune 20, 19S4. An error by Shortstop John ny Logan and two by second baseman Red Schoendienst pave'fl the way for three Pitts burgh runs. The San Francisco Giants rallied for two runs in the last of the ninth to edge out the St. Louis Cardinals, 3-4, and the Philadelphia Phillies downed the Cincinnati Red legs, 8-5$ in other NL day games. Wjjlie Kirkland walked with the base filled and two out in the ninth as the Giants struck back for their two ninth-inning runs. The runs came on a sfcigle by Willie Mays, a triple by Ray Jablon ski, two intentional walks and the final pass to Kirk land. The Phillies extended their winning streak to six games when outfielder Jerry Lynch dropped a fly ball by Rip RepuKki with two out in the 12th permitting Ed Bouchee to score the tie-breaking run. The Phillies added two more runs for relief ace Dick Far rell, who won his sixth game. Chicago was at Los Angeles in a night game. fAlTCT fLUMMgK ? tunning the lost tage of print reloYi Mlir Pattern. U.S. co-holder of the world's 100 yards necord of 9.1 second with five other sprinters, covered a flying 100 yards in 8.3 stands, in. AAoy. 1949. ovroo,ing , 24.64- miles an hour. TOP THIS'. To any reader submitting contrary pepof. Tip Brady will send a signed, waflet-sized diploma. Write to: BEAT THIS, co this paper. Box 57 Sausalito, Calif. Eniflose self-addressed, tamped envelope. "Everything for the Auto" that you, the public, denaaod a standard by which we saay ka. CUSTOM TRAILER HITCHES Most Case CLOSED SATURDAYS THIS IS THE PLACE-Sffl9 5""" K5ssf VAIUE 57 MA SEAT XI A0IO SHAKE V GoUl Fisfi Count WEEK ZNCISO JULY 7: Clua-ek salmon 973 (iav- elueVea 114 ft cent jack alano). fvaiMM ieliv4 111, SEASON TOTALS Chinook salmon 12,213 (iaeludea 12.4 per cant jack into April 21. Summer aleel&e-ad 38S tine Xy 6. STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE y L nit s! Press Interaatteaal Salt Lake 000 101 020 i 11 1 San Diego.. 010 030 Olx 5 10 2 Kildoo. O'Brien (5), Williams 8 and H. Peterson; Werle, Wojey 9 and A. Jones, Narragoa. WP Wojey. LP O'Brien. . NATIONAL. LEAGUE St. Louis 000 030 01 C o San Fran. .. 000 200 1024 7 0 McDaniel. Jackson ( and Smith. Landrith (9): McCormick (5-1) and Schmidt. LP Jackson (5-5). HRS Selsingame (1st), Jablonski (8th). (12 Unless) Phile. 100 eil 001 003 13 2 Cincin. .. 100 020 Oil 000 S 9 2 Meyer, Farrel ) and Lopata, Sawatski (9); Haddix. Jeffcoat (9), Schmidt (10) and Bailey. WP Far rrell (6-2). LP Schmidt (12-3). HRS Fernandez (1st), Thurman (1st). Repulski (9th). Pittsburgh 100 Oil 100 t 9 1 Milwaukee .... 020 000 000 ( 2 Friend, Face (9) and Hall; Bur dette. Trowbridge (8) and Cran dall. WP Friend (10-9). LP Bur dette (8-7). Hit Covington (11th). Chicago at Loc Angele (night). L 24 36 37 37 38 40 39 5 Pet. .687 .514 .500 .493 .486, .474 .473 .400 GB "ii 12 12 'x 13 14 14 19li New York 48 Kansas City 38 Boston 37 Detroit 38 Chicago 36 Cleveland 36 Baltimore 35 Washington .... 30 Saturday's Results: Baltimore 3. Washington 1. Cleveland 8. Kansas City I (night). Chicago 8. Detroit 1 (night). Boston 3, New York 3 (tie game, night, game halted after 10 innings by curfew). (Tie game called with Boston still batting in 11th inning, curfew). Boston .... .001 020 000 0 3 8 0 New York 110 000 010 03 7 2 Sisler. Smith (9). Wall (10) and Berberet; Maas, Trucks (6), Duren (8), Kucks (10). Shantz (10), Mon roe (10) and Berra. HRS Bauer (8th), Mantle (20th). AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore 002 010 0003 3 0 Washington . 001 000 0001 7 0 Brown. O'Dell (8) and Triandos; Griggs. Hyde (9) and Courtney. WP Brown (2-0). LP Griggs (3-6). HR Boyd (4th). Boston at New York (night). Kansas City 000 100 001 2 7 2 Cleveland .... 500 010 llx 8 12 0 Terry. Herbert (1), Craddock (8) and House: Narleski (10-5) and J. W. Porter. LP Terry (5-7). HRS Vernon (Sth), Doby (5th), Cola vito (13th). Detroit 100 000 0001 8 0 Chicago 030 000 23x 8 9 0 Lary. Morgan (2). Moford (5), Fischer (7), Hoeft (8) and Hegan; Pierce (8-5) and Lollar, LP Lary (8-7). 1 SUNDAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS (Win-Lost Records in Parentheses) AMERICAN LEAGUE Baltimore at Washington Harsh- man (6-7) vs. Kemmerer (4-7). Boston at New York Delock (6-0) vs. Larsen (7-1) or Kucks (6-3). Detroit at Chicago Sunning (8-5) vs. Donovan (3-9). Kansas City at Cleveland Gar ver (8-4) vs. Bell (2-2). NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia at Cincinnati (2 games) Morehead (0-1) and Sem proch (9-5) vs. Lawrence (6-3) and NuxhaU (4-4). Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Ray don (3-2) vs. Jay (1-3). - St. Louis at San Francisco Brosnan (7-6) vs. Miller (2-4). Chicago at Los Angeles Drott (3-6) vs. Drysdale (4-8). FRIDAY'S RESULTS Pacific Coast League Portland 6, Seattle 5 (1st garnet Portland 3. Seattle 2 (2nd game) San Diego 8. Salt Lake 7 (1st game) Salt Lake 5, San Diego S (2nd tAtne) Vancouver 7, Phoenix 3 (1st game) Phoenix 10, Vancouver 1 (2nd game) Spokane 9, Sacraments 7 (1st game) Spokane 14, Sacramento f (2id game) National League Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 3 (1st) Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 3 (2nd) Phila. 5. Milwaukee 1 (1st) Phila. 4. Milwaukee 0 (2nd) S. Francisco 6, Chicago 5 (1st) Chicago 6, S. Francisco 1 (2nd) American League New York 2, Washington 1 (1st) New York 13. Washington 2 (2nd) Kansas City 6, Chicago 5 (1st) Kansas City 4. Chicago 3 (2nd) Cleveland 6. Detroit 1 (1st) Detroit 3, Cleveland 1 (2nd) . Boston 5. Baltimore 1 (1st) Baltimore 5, Boston 3 (2nd) League Leaders United Press Internatiemal (as of Friday) NATIONAL LEAGUE Player & Club G. AB R. H. Musial St. L... 68 246 37 89 Mays. S.F. 74 298 60 107 Flood, St. L. - 54 171 24 57 Dark. Chi 59 239 26 78 Skinner. Pgh. 71 267 48 86 Green. St. L... 64 2Q5 20 66 Pet. .362 .359 .333 .326 .322 .322 AMERICAN LEAGUE Ward, K.C. 65 215 3 0 70 .328 Cerv, K.C. 69 256 54 83 324 Fox. Chi. ..L. 74 291 37 94 J23 Vernon, Cle 61 177 26 57 .322 Power, Cle. - 67 265 46 85 .321 Home Runs National league Thomas, Pi rates 22; Banks. Cubs 21; Walls, Cubs 17; Cepeda. Giants 16; Ma thews. Braves 16; Mays. Giants 16. American league Jensen, Red Sox 24; Cerv, Athletics 22; Sievers, Senators 19. - Mantle, Yankees 19; Triandos, Orioles 16. Runs Batted In National league Thomas. Pi rates 66; Banks. Cubs 57: Cepeda, Giants 60: Spencer, Giants 50; Mays, Giants 48. American league Jensen. Red Sox 65; Cerv, Athletics 62; Sievers. Senators 49: Lemon. Senators 48; Gernert, Red Sox 44. Pitching National league M c M a h o n. Braves 6-1: Farrell, Phillies 5-2; Phillips. Cubs 5-2; Worthington, Giant? 7-3: Koufax. Dodger 7-3. American league Larsen, Yan- j kees. 7-1. Turley. Yankees 12-3: Ford. Yankees 10-3: Sullivan, Red Sox 6-2; Pappas, Orioles 5-2. 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In sec ond picture he crashes and falls over tarpaulin with the ball in his glove (arrow); in third picture he falls to ground but holds on to ball as umpire, in fourth picture, sig nals ine OUT- uaryi spencer sipaDmirs National League Race Tightest Ever By JOHN GRIFFIN United Press International Baseball lore says it will be the Yankees against the Braves in the World Series for the second straight year, but first those world cham- 0 Homers Give Phoenix Giants Easy Victory United Press International If ever there was a baseball park built for the home run and without benefit of the pitcher in mind the Phoenix Municipal' Stadium is it. Well acclimated to the, nar row confines of their park, the Phoenix Giants smashed eight home runs in the night cap of a holiday double-header Friday to bury Vancouver, 10-1, after the Mounties had taken the first game, 7-3. Shortstop Andre Hodgers, a native of the Bahamas who played his first baseball game only four years ago, led the Giants onslaught with three four-baggers while Willie Mc Covey chipped in with a pair. Joe Durham and Joe Frazier led the Mounties to victory in the opener with a circuit clout apiece. Turley Blasts Senators Again Washington (UPI) There is something about the Wash ington Senators that makes pitcher Bob Turley of the Yankees a slugger. . Turley's first-game homer against the Senators Friday, which led to his 2-1 .victory, was only the third of his major-league career. All of them' have been against the Sena tors. ERASING CONSCIENCE Bedford, Ind. (UPI) Ele mentary school principal Lee Hutchinson received a dollar bill from a woman in Lexing ton, Ky., who wrote she had taken a blackboard eraser when a first or second-grader in the school. To help clear the w o m a n's conscience, Hutchinson said he would buy another eraser with the money. ' inHBsiiiKBsiasiiiivjjVBjsBjsSBKSSSSSn RENT A TRACTOR AND inPLEHEMTS from West Main Rental! WE NOW HAVE 3 FORD TRACTORS AND THE FOLLOWING IMPLEMENTS AVAILABLE FOR YOU TO RENT. Front End Leader . 50" Reovater Tiller i Maier Disc These- Implements May Be Rentee Separately! WEEKLY AND MONTHLY RATES AVAILABLE! ' WEST MAIN RENTAL 2122 West Main is aiso snown lb iuutui picture, uiauia wuu, o-.. UHE on July 4 pion Braves will have to es cape from the tightest Nation al league pennant race in his tory. The teams leading on the Fourth of July will win the pennants, according to the old legend, and you can bet the rent money that the Yankees will make good with their 10 games lead in the Amer ican league. But how about those Braves? Just when it seemed they were going to open a big National league lead, they lost four" straight games in cluding 5-1 and 4-0 holiday losses to the Phillies. From top to bottom in the N.L., after July 4, the distance was only 7 games and that's the shortest "spread" in league history at that point. Until now, the tightest race on July 4 was in 1915 when the first-plaoe Cubs were Vz games ahead of the last-place Giants. Alex Henderson Triumphs In Oregon AAU Mile Run Eugene (UPI) A distia guished crew of milers was beaten by 10 - mile - an - hour winds in the feature invita tional mile of the Oregon AAU track and field cham pionships here Friday and the best time was 4:04.9 by Alex Henderson, Arizona State sophomore from Australia. Lt. Bill Dellinger of the Air Force finished about two yards behind Henderson in 4:05.1. Hungarian runner Laz alo Tabori was next in the time of 4:06.3. Then came Grelle, South Africa's Gail Hodgson and Jack Larson of Washington. Henderson's mile, while slower than had been hoped, was the fastest in the history of Hayward field. v The meet was held under bright, sunny skies and the temperature was in the high 80's. Attendance was 6,000. One meet record was tied. Oreese Elmore, Ft. Lewis, Wash., tied a 1906 mark in the 100-dash of 9.6 set by Dan Kelly of Oregon. Wayne Moss, Oregon State, won the high jump with a leap of 6 feet, 8 inches. Paul Stuber, highly -touted prep star from Bellflower Blades Flaws Past Hale Diggers Scarifier, Sub-Sailer Bowdry Wants Ranking Boxer In Next Clash Louisville, Ky.' (UPI) Young Jesse Bowdry, who al most chopped down tree surgeon Jerry Luedee in his 10th straight victory, asked for a high-ranking contender in his next step up the light heavyweight title trail. Luedee, who repairs trees at . New Haven, Conn., pro tested that Bowdry of St. Louis had used "everything but an axe while scoring an eight round technical knock out in their TY fight at Free dom Hall Friday night. It was the first kayo suf fered by Jerry in his 32 fights. Bowdry, who weighed 174 pounds to Luedee's 168, claim ed he hadn't hit Jerry with any intentional kidney punch es to ; the sides ' or rabbit punches to the neck. "He just crouched into 'em," defended 20-year-old Jesse, who had registered his 22nd victory in 25 fights and his 19th kayo. The crowd, estimated at 600, was booing loudly foe- cause of Bowdry's tactics whea referee Art Gering stopped the bout at 2:24 of the eighth round to save Luedee from further punishment. high near Los Angeles, fin ished third with 6 feet, 5 inches. Shotput ace Parry O'Brien got off a 60 foot, 314 inch heave, short of his own world record of 63 feet, 2 inches. Practice Shoot Here on July 13 There will be no shooting this Sunday at Medford Gun club but traps will be open on Sunday, July 13, for prac tice activity. ' Traps will be open at 10 a.m. and the shooting will provide warm up for a num ber of members who plan 'to attend the . Grand Pacific shoot of the Pacific Interna tional Trapshooting associa tion at Reno, Nev. The Grand Pacific will be July 16 through 20 at Har old's Trapshooting club. En tries will compete for the Class, singles and doubles titles at 16 yards and Grand Pacific handicaps. There will be other competition includ ing a preliminary handicap. Next Sunday's shooting probably will end .the Med ford Gun club season. Pest Drivers Paving Breaker l Scoop , Spring Tooth Harrow Crane Phono SP 3-5660 SoftbalfcFS End Series ' Camp White Rogu Valley Dairy Maids and Astoria's women's softball team com plete a three-game series here today. A doubleheader will be- today. The game will begin at 1:30 p.m. A doubleheader was played last night. Harvard Wins Raco At Henley ieniey-on-lhames, England (UPI) Harvard univer sity's undefeated lightweight crew, only American entry to reach a final at the Henley Royal Regatta, won the Thames Challenge cup Satur day by defeating Britain's Thames Rowing club by three quarters of a length. Russia won the grand chal lenge cup, thee regatta's top trophy. Soviet oarsmen also captured the double sculls trophy but-Vasilyev Ivanov, their Olmpic single sculls champion, suffered the worst defeat of his career when he lost thee Diamond sculls fi nal to Australia's Stuart Mac Kenzies by more than 22 lengths. All Henley races are contested at one-mile, , 550- yards on the River Thames. Friday, Harvard's 150- pounders crushed Washington- Lee, (Va.), high school's dream of winning the Thames cup. Saturday the Ivy . leaguers captured the cup by defeat ing two British eights. In the final heat, Harvard was clocked in six minutes, 57 seconds, but had to work hard to win. It led by a few feet after the first quarter of a mile. The Yanks then step ped up their beat to 34 strokes to a minute. But the Thames club hung on grimly. The shells were virtually even through most of the last 500 yards but the Americans put on a tremendous spurt at the finish and the Britons could not match it. Russia's Trud club of Len ingrad, which ousted the Uni versity of Washington Thurs day in the first heat of the grand challenge cup, won this trophy by defeating Austral ia s Leichardt club by two-and-a-half lengths. The Rus sians, who averaged 185 pounds, led most of the way and were clocked in six min utes, 40 seconds. ON WARM SEAT Bernard Goldfine, shown at his sec ond day of testimony re garding gifts to Presidential Assistant Sherman .Adams. Committee investigators say they have "incontrovertible proof that Goldfine made payments to past and pres ent employes of Congress and the White House. THIS MONTH ONLY ON ALL '49'- '58 FORD Passenger Cars GRATER LME' MOTORS Main & Fir Sts. J1) Phone SP 3-4547 "WHERE GOOD SERVICE IS A MUST" Choney Studs, Bend Clack Here Today fc-eHtral roiif cneney atuas lt off the week of Ameri can Lejion junior baseball for locIV club by entertain ing the Bend aggregation at CMtny""fild fier this after- MOOW. lt vill b a non-league fraces aaA is scheduled x for 2 p.m. Medfoji will see action at the field south of town at p.m. on Monday as host to Myrtle Creek while Central Point travels to Grants Pass oh Tuesday for late afternoon and early evening contention. Both of these scraps are non- district. A South district of Area 4 fracas on Thursday matches Medford's Crater Lake Mo- Cub Kines.Will Vie Monday in Junior Baseball SOJB STANDINGS: Cub League Medford Grants Pass Cubs Ashland Grajits Pass Bears W. 1 1 0 0 Pet. 1.000 1.000 .000 .000 Intermediates Ashland Cubs :U. Medtord Tigers Central Point W. L. 4 O 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 12 0 3 Pet. 1.000 .667 .667 .500 333 333 333 .000 Talent . Medford Wildcats Eagle Point Ashland Bears Lone Pine Last week's losers take a crack at last week's winners in Southern Oregon Junior Baseball league cub division games on Monday afternoon. Medford will play at Ash land and the Grants Pass Bears and Grants Pass Cubs are rivals. Medford and the Cubs Won in opening games last Monday. Ashland Cubs of the pee wee circuit will try to retain untarnished leadership a s guests of the Medford Wild cats on Tuesday. Other pee wee games will be Medford! Tigers at Eagle Point, Talent at Ashland Bears and Central Point versus Lone Pine at Camp White. Thursday tilts will be Cubs against Tigers and Medford, Wildcats against Bears at Ash land, Lone Pine at Eagle Point and Talent at Central Point. On Wednesday the Med ford Yankees of the Intermed iate circuit place their unde feated status against Ashland here. Medford Giants are guests, of Lone Pine at Camp White and Central Point goes to Jacksonville. Red Herring Cause Fearful Reaction0 Amsterdam, Holland (UPI) This is the story of an atomic radiation scare and the five red herring that caused it. . ' The victim was Jan Derlc een who bought the five red herring and took them home to cook them. When he clean ed them and popped them into a frying pan . they be gan to emit an errit greenish glow. "They're radioactive," was his immediate and fearful re action. He called the police who rushed Derksen, the frying pan and the five fish to the Amsterdam Atomic Research Institute. A grave-faced, scientist brought out a geiger counter. Then he wrinkled his nose and gave the verdict: The five red herring hadn't been kept on ice,- MUFFLER SPECIAL $1100 I tors and the Cheney Studs. Central Point goes to Cen- -al Oregon next week end. The Studs will play Prine tille Saturday afternoon and Bend Saturday night ' and. Sunday afternoon. GP at Klamath In district rivalry today Grants Pass its at Klamath Falls. The two clubs clash next Sunday at Grants Pass.' The GP Mock Fords are un marred leaders of the loop and Klamath is in second place with just one setback. Bend comes for the Cen tral Point Studs game today sporting a 14 to 6 record. The team is leading the Central Oregon league in Legion base ball with a 6-0 mark and is the defending titlist in Oregon Area 1. Central Point is 6-6 for the year. Either Mike Riley or Jim McCarthy is expected to pitch for Bend while the Cheney twirler will be chosen from among Alan McKinnis, Pete Stemple and Bill Anhorn. Others who may be in the Bend line-up are Gary Joanis, catcher; Pat Connolly, first base; Bob Lanzarotta, second base; Larry Clark, shortstop; Riley Allen, third base, and Wassa Star, Dick Lenaburg and Sid Bauer, outfielders.. Medford was to have gone to Lakeview today for a dis trict mix but did not make the trip since Lakeview fail ed to come here last week end. Doug Sattem Victor In .30 Caliber Shoot Dude Sattem, Roseburg, was victor last week end in the Southern Oregon .30 Calibre Rifle tournament of Medford VFW Rifle and Pistol club. He had a 581-56 out of 600 ag gregate. Roseburg Rifle club took the team toga with 1126i 85, Sattem was winner in four of the matches. iniMTion to 60 H.P. $2950 From up Vz H.P. SHALLOW WELL 8350 H.P. DEEP WELL With 42 Gallon Tank Complete Siskiyou Hardware Ph. SP 2-2939225 W. Main MEDFORD, OREGON W Give S&H Green Stamps p' Buildsrs Supply QUALITY BLOCKS Bricks, Flues, Drain Til 727 W. McAndrews Ph. SP 2-4107 INSTALLED 3jjw Charger s $146 "41
