Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 12, 1960, Image 17

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o SUNDAY. JUNE 12, 1960 Rickey Says Frick's Charges Are false' New York -IUPU- Branch Rickey, president of the Con tinental league, fired off a telegram Saturday to the Sen ate Judiciary committee, pro testing what he called a "pres surizing telegram" to that group from the office of base ball commissioner Ford Frick. Rickey said, in an accom panying statement, charges Baseballers Chosen for Metro Club Portland - (UPD - The Metro All-Stars were announced to day to meet the State All Stars in a three game series in Eugene June 18-19. Herb Washburn, PIL bat ting champion from Jefferson high of Portland and the Met ro league hitting leader, Mike Mills of Gresham are included In the Metro All-Stars, to give plenty of punch to the out iield that will play for co coaches Bob Webster of Wil son and Ad Rutschman of Hillsboro. Rounding out the outfield are Warren Newell ot cieve land and Mike Hoey of Jef ferson. Hoey, Mills and New ell are all good hurlcrs and round out a star-studded six- man pitching staff. Doug Moore and Gordon Riesc, Wilson pitching aces who led the Trojans to their first PIL title, head the list. Arba Agar of Madison com pletes the PIL half of the pitching staff. Also on the staff are Jim Dortsch of Da vid Douglas, Thatch McLeod of Central Catholic and Dick Miller of Hillsboro. Tlie five men infield fea tures first baseman Terry Markham and shortstop Doug Stahl of Grant; Larry Hill of Astoria, also a first sackcr; second baseman Fred Miller of Wilson and Don Dell of Da vid Douglas. Catchers are Skip Sconce, Cleveland; Don Staley, Ben-eon. Single Game Will Open Softball Season Monday Night at Prep Stadium Chances In the schedule fori the opening week of play In the Jackson County Softball association have boon an nounced by the loop's mana ger, WJllard Bnrnum. There will be only one game on Monday night, June 13, he reported. S and W Floor Cov ering and Cheney Studs will meet at 7 p.m. at the high school stadium. A game between Mail Trib une and Civil Service has been shifted to Thursday night at 8 p.m. Lithia Lum ber will oppose Butte Falls at the same hour on the field's other diamond. PLENTY OF HEAT REGISTER CAN BE ADJUSTED to direct air from hallway sthar rooms. NEEDS NO WALL SPACE Locate your furnace al you with. ' NO EXPENSIVE DUCT WORK OR WIRING NEEDED . . . Tha difference In prica may hoar your homo for lovaral yoari. NO PITS OR CRAWLWAYS NEEDED All working parti easily accenibla from above throuqh largo service panel. EXTRA SHORT Only 18 to 20 inchti below floor loiirt HIGH PRESSURE BURNER burni DIESEL ell in brick firt bo. Lights by spark automatically. Never makei carbon. THERMOSTAT TURNS FURNACE ON OR OFF or will hold Iteady temperature. No matches needed. SAVE 2c A GALLON ON OIL Oieaal oil li 1 He far gallon cheaper. 240 fallen tank saves Vi cont per gallon. AIR FILTER CATCHES LINT dull and dirt. Will not streak your walls Of coiling. Kennedy FUHIL OBL 922 BOARDMAN . HEATING EQUIPMENT that his proposed third league meant to tamper with high school and American Legion players were "a deliberate falsehood." He said these charges con tained in the "last-minute wire" from Frick, were "cal culated to frighten United States Senators and terrorize the American Legion and high school baseball g.oups into registering a stream of pro tests. "This charge was not only a deliberate falsehood, but a new low for the administra tive office of our so-called Na tional pastime in its effort to block progressive legisla tion," said Rickey. Rickey contended 4hat the Frick wire was evidence of "organized baseball's acceler ating fear of approval for the Kefauver All-Sports bill," a measure now being consid ered by the Senate judiciary committee which the Contin ental league says is necessary to make possible its formation and operation. Rickey's wire to the com mittee read as follows: "The Continental league is utterly opposed to the em ployment of high school play ers or American Legion play ers and goes further than that. The Continental league will oppose the signing of col lege players if the major leagues will agree to It. Neith er I nor anyone else con nected with the Continental league has ever said that the league intended to take American Legion or High school players. We are consti tutionally opposed to it." The telegram, signed by Rickey, was addressed to Sens. James O. Eastland ID Miss.), Estes Kefauver (D- Tonn.), and Philip A. Hart ID Mich.). T.V. LARK WINS RACE Inglewod, Calif (UPD T.V. Lark, whose record includes win over Bally Ache and Venetian Way, raced to a clearcut victory by more than a length Saturday In the $38, 300 Argonaut stakes for threo-year-olds at Hollywood park. Wednesday slale remains the same. In the 7 p.m. scrapes Mail Tribune faces Timber Products and Lithia Lumber meets the Studs. Butte Falls is to oppose Civil Service at 9 p.m. and S and W wil play the Dairy Maids in an exhi bition. The association is resuming play after being inactive last year cause of inability to ar range a lighted field. Parks and recreation department City of Medford is taking over operation of the stadium facil ities as part of the summer program. OPEN SP 3-5896 SATURDAYS MEDF0RDvT8IBUKE simmhits m IN DRAGS TODAY Competing in today's drag races at the White City strip will be this "B" class altered coupe owned and driven by Phil Miles of Medford. This sleek yellow coupe is powered by a full-race late ing some 400 horsepower. Miles has been a consistent winner in his class over the past two seasons with this machine and presently holds the strip class hour. Some 100 vehicles are today with time trials starting tions in the afternoon. The races, sponsored by Southern Oregon Timing association, are held at the strip seven miles north of Medford off the Crater Lake highway. A food con cession stand will operate at the races. Commission Okehs General Deer Hunt Season of Portland -(UPD- Oregon's big game seasons for 1900 were given final approval by the state game commission here Friday. They were almost identical to tentative propos als approved two weeks ago. Final rules call for 23 days of general deer hunting, 12 days of elk hunting along the coast and 30 days in the rest of the state, and an antelope hunt of five days. Buck season will run from Oct. 1 through Oct. 23 with the last nine days open to cither-sex deer hunting on a unit permit basis. A total of 125,000 unit permits will be issued in the 62 big game management units. Several extended deer hunts in November are on tap for holders of unused deer tags in areas along the Colum bia river from Hood River to The Dalles, a part along the Rogue river, Umpqua river and the Willamette valley Hunters will be allowed an additional deer with tag fees ot ss.OO in the Wallowa area Snake River - area, Corvallis watershed, Alfalfa, Bly, cast face of the Steens, Hart Moun tain. Canyon Creek, North Fork of the Siletz and a strip in the Waldport - Mapleton area. Elk Season The general elk season was set to run from Oct. 29 through Nov. 9 for bull elk with three points or better in the Clatsop, Willamette and Alsca units and for bull elk with antlers longer than the ears In the south coast units. In the Cascades and North eastern Oregon areas elk sea son will run from Oct. 29 Here's a FLOOR FURNACE that can be installed in the hallway of any 2 or 3 bedroom home! WON'T BLISTER BARE FEET NO MONEY DOWN At Long at Three Years To Pay! COME IN - WE Will LET YOU TAIK WITH THE PEOPLE WHO OWN model Chrysler engine, develop record at 110.83 miles per expected to be m competition at 9 a.m. followed by elimina 23 Days through Nov. 27. The South eastern areas will be open during the same dates for elk of cither sex. From Nov. 11 through 27, either sex elk will be allowed to permit holders In the Chesnimnus, Desola tion, Heppner, Imnaha, Min am, Sled Springs, Starkey, Ukiah, Umatilla and Walla Walla units. The season for antelope is scheduled from Aug. 20 through Aug. 24 with 900 per mits to be issued for the six antelope areas. Hunters re ceiving tags within the past two years are not eligible for this year's drawing. Wadsworth Leader in Ladies Loop Portland-Bev Wadsworth, a catcher-turned - first baseman for the Erv Llnd Florists of Portland, is the leading hitter as the first half of the North west Women's Malor Softball league season nears the mid way point. The perky Florist Infielrier Is belting the ball at an amaz ing .500 clip. She has collect. ed 8 hits in 18 times at bat through her team's six league contests. Janet Pfaff of Rogue Valley Dairy Maids and Florist sec ond baseman Carolyn Fitzwa- tcr are second and third-. Pfaff is hitting .454 while "Fitz" has a .438 average. Florist mound ace Louise Mazzuca and Lois Winn of Eu gene's McCulloch Chain Saw team are tied in the pitching department with five wins and no losses. But Mazzuca's rec ord is more impressive. She has not yielded a run In five league games and has 70 strikeouts to her credit in 34 innings. She has given up vjnijr nvc mis. winn nas al lowed 16 hits, two earned runs and struck out 27 batters in 35 innings. Rogue Valley played t Sa lem last night and meets the Shamrocks there again today. Vancouver played at Eugene and Port Angeles the Floriits at Portland in doubleheadcrs last night. Portland's Martin izers complete a week end se ries at Bremerton today and Vancouver meets the Florists at Portland also todav, I NORTIIH KST WOHKS S I SOKT1IAI.L I.EAtiUK I Erv Llnd Florist ... 8 ! McCulloch Shw 5 I Vancouver. B.C 6 ' I Port Ancclcs 4 Rouue Valley .....4 I Martlnlrcrs ... a Shamrocks 1 Hremerlon t L. 0 2 a 4 4 8 .1 S Rill 1.1 10 2.1 20 20 11 10 Prl 1.000 .714 .il7 .300 .500 .2.M) .107 Team Statistics .107 An Florlsls .....140 EilKcne 103 Vaiu'ouvpr las Porl Angeles 219 Rocur Valley 24fl Mnrtlnltera ..1!2 SaU'm 102 nri'nierlon 137 IMIchlni: Ave. .2.10 .1!IS 24B .1.11 .127 131 IP 34 3.1 Mnrtuca. Flor. Winn, Eug Ru-C Flor , HHIhr. Marl. . Topley. Van CallBRhan. RV .. Siimlqulst. PA .. Bnrron. RV , Konk. Mnrl. Pteri-e. Brrm. ... Hnrlpy. Sal Klrkmlre. Eti. . SO 41 an 2ti an a a to 10 iinnKin, bug o WIIkiu. Mart 0 V'AtiRyswvk. Van. . O RiHvtr, Brrm 0 riautni: AR R 18 0 II Ave Witlsworlh. Flrfr. a .soo airivor. kv .... 4 MrKlbhln. PA 4 I'fnfl, RV 11 Pltrwater. Flor 16 Hamnn, Sal . 0 llalton. Sal ...10 Topley. Van. 2.1 Bower, Brem .12 Whitehead. Van. ...! .2 .100 .100 .4.14 .4:1 It .4 IK. .400 33.1 133 .1.13 313 3.1.1 .3.1.1 .3.1.1 31lt .313 .2!0 2.1 .3.10 .210 .210 241 J41 t-ierre, nrem. .. I.ouck. PA Rlre. Flor Hftmhlelon, Van. Illnlay. RV . Dtil'uls. ting Owens. RV HUk.on. RV .... llaleman. RV .... Barron, RV I nruh RV Hull. RV 0 - 3 3 a .32 .. is Woleamott. RV Hanson, RV 1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, British Women Win The Wightman Cup Wimbledon, England - (UPD Britain won the 32nd Wight man Cup tennis series Satur day when its doubles team of Christine Truman and Shirley Brasher pulled out a 6-4, 9-7 victory in the gathering dusk against two gallant Americans who had saved seven match points. A crowd of 4,000 went wild when Janet Hopps of Seattle, Wash., and Dorothy Knode of Forest Hills, N. Y., failed to get their rackets on a Truman lob that sent them racing to the baseline. It was only Bri tain's sixth victory in what has generally been considered the most one-sided of interna tional sports competitions. The doubles triumph in the final match gave Britain's women stars a 4-3 victory in the two-day, seven-match com petition. It also climaxed a dogged British drive in which they never led until Miss Tru man's lob plopped safely for the point that won the cup. Tension-Filled Match The Americans had taken a 2-1 lead by winning two of Friday's three matches. Miss Truman pulled Britain even by whipping Karen Hantze of San Diego, Calif., in today's first match, 7-5, 6-3. But Dar lene Hard, the chunky blonde from Montebello, Calif., who starred in a losing cause, im mediately put her team in front again with a 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 victory over Ann Haydon. Angela Mortimer then set the stage for the tension-filled final match when she pulled Britain even at 3-all by rally ing to defeat Miss Hopps, 6-8, 6-4, 6-1. Miss Hopps, the United States captain, developed a painful cramp in that match. The final doubles did not produce the best tennis of the competition but it was easily the most dramatic with the highly partisan crowd, desper ately anxious for a British win, cheering and applauding every point on the No. 1 court. Miss Hopps and Mrs. Knode quickly took a 4-0 lead in the first set by playing Mrs. Brasher, the weaker of the Johansson Said In Fine Shape Grossinger, N.Y. - (UPD Ingemar Johansson's physU cian said Saturday there is no danger of postponing the re turn title fight with Floyd Patterson because of the heavyweight champion's back condition. Dr. Herbert Salzberg exam ined Johansson again Friday and pronounced him "in fine physical condition." The phy sician then permitted Ingo to resume sparring after a four- day layoff. Johansson went three fast rounds with Lennart Risberg, the Swedish light heavy weight champion, and showed no ill effects. 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