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Sports Briefs r Fulbrton, Jri'ifl NEW YOltK. Auk. 10 T) Tho western division of tliu nrniy nil tar fnotbull mhiikI la burned up over lilnlii from the eastern eninp Unit the other Imnrli la only n "second atrlng" outfit . . . Word from Camp Cooke Is: "Wo piny tho toughest schedule flva piiniea, riliK with the Wash ington Redskins, to tha eiml's three; wo Imvo Urns tlmu lo pre pare; wo truvi'l tliu width of thu cuuntry, which mt'iina the pluy era g o t little botweon-g a m o practice; wu will Uniw nioro poo plo and huvo bigger gnto ro- rolpta , , , In fuel, there won't bo nny competi tion." , . . And If Col. Hob Neyland'a boya wunt to challenge thnt, Johnny Kim brouch, Don Scott. Halpli Ker chnvl iind Co,, lire perfectly wIIIIhk to provo It on the fluid . , , Well, how iilxnit It boya? A gnmo Ilka thiil ought to dniw right well In Chlcugo or New York . . . Hut -try to pluy It hero o we can aeo It'. NEW TAN For eleven yenra Dora Kudla hoi been secretary of tho Bultl Yuoro Orioles nnd up to n couplo jf weeka ago alio novcr anw u complete bull iinmc, following tho Orlolea' fortunes by tho nolao thnt pcnetnited her office under tho ataiida . . . Itecently aho decided lo spend her viicii Hon In Cnniido and traveled to Montrcnl and Toronto with tho club. . . Sho anw tho Orlolea win few guinea und enme buck o red-hot fan, but now Doru haa to follow them by ear until vo cation tlmca cornea again. . Basil James, Leading Jock, Joins Service By Tha Associated Praia Doall Jnmea, Sunnyaldc, Wash., atockmnn nnd the coun try'! lending Jockey in 1036, la ono of Undo Snm'a newest so lcctcca. Jnmea nrrived In New York from Saratoga, Springs Siilur dny nnd waa Included t Gov ernor'a Island tho some dny. Granted n brief furlough, ho flow to his weal const homo for n Inapcctlon of hla propertlea and visit with relatives. Tho 2-t-year-old Washington Inn failed to pnaa tho physical examination n yenr ngo when he attempted to cntl.it but over come Unit difficulty this tlmo. Jnmea was the leading rider In the United States last acason, ahcphcrdlng 110 of hla 606 mounts to the wlnncr'a circle. Prtics won by hla 1041 mounts totaled 240,333. I utrL , Plliegenfuss Named Whitman Cage Coach WALLA WALLA, Aug. 18 P) A former University of Wash ington bnsebnl) nnd basketball ator, George Zlegcnfusa, will be basketball coach nt Whitman college next fall. - Appointment of Zlcgcnfuas to tho conchlng Job was announced yeaterday by Presldont W. S. Anderson, who said the formor Husky athlete would also acrvc aa intrumural director and In structor In physical education and nsslst Mend Coach R. V. Borlcakc with football nnd base-bnll. Hare It bl Thla Grand Old Canadian sum again Introdneaa you to tha enpoib, distinctive ilavoa which dlatlagulshaa Haa whiakajr. BLENDED WHISKEY Prodnood In the U. I. 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HI, bmU 1. ncin.i I, By AUSTIN DEALMEAR Aiioclatad Praia Bporta Writer If tho New York Yankees nnd Brooklyn Dodgers don't meet In tho World series thla full, thoy'll wiinIo a griiduc that would be wrrlh morn nt tho box office thnn nil tho ,3IU hitters on boih clubs. Horn In the post-season classic Inst October but lost amid the pennnnt aiiuahblea of tha cur rent cnmpalii.'i 111,1 HWeelinij Hub como out of retirement and shows algns of anowbnllini; Into quite n fuaa Meanwhile, tho St. Louis Car dlr.iila nren't conceding the Dodgcra tho National league pennant, With Urooklyn kilo yesterday, tho Cards allccd tho Uodger lead to seven and a half games by whlplng tho Cincin nati llcds, 8-2, to sweep a four game series. In tho only other National leuguo game, tho Now York Giants tightened their grip on third place, four games ahead of Cincinnati, by edging out tho Beaton Braves, 3-2. Tho Yankees played their last game of tha Benson In I'hiladel phlo, swamping tho Athletics. 130, as Itcd Huffing hurled his fourth shut-out of the year and tile 42nd of hlr career. Tho St. Loula Browns came fiom behind twieo to beat the Cleveland Indiana, 3-2, In a night gamo, tho only other con test on tho schedule. Lew Jenkins Whips Ticket Takers But Drops Ring Decision ' NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 18 (P) Former Lightweight Champion Lew Jenkins won a dlsputo with ticket takers Inst night over which door ho wns to enter the Victory nrcnu by hero, but ho had less success nftcr ho got Inside nnd lost a 10-round scrnp to Cosby Llnson, New Orleans welterweight, Jenkins bocamo miffed when attendants tried to get him to go through tho pass gate Instead of the front door. Ho went back to his hotcj from whence tho promoters had to fetch him. In their company Low went deter minedly through tho front door. ' GRID SIZE LAST SUN VALLEY, Idaho, Aug. 18 (IP) Points for selecting a key man for a football back field: 1. Hla uso of hands, feet and legs. 2. Speed, 3. Coordination. 4. Sire, That's right, alio cornea last, Coach Doug Fcsaendcn of tho Unlverally of MontonR told southern Idaho mentors at tho annual Nnmpn high achool coach ing school. CORBYlS ftoaiA, iiiiNOtt Midland 3000 Gridders Now Serving Uncle Sam Neyland, Wade Get Indexed List of 1800 Former Stars for Army Eleven By HAROLD CLAASHW NEW YORK, Aug. 18 (!'; When Col. Robert Neyland and Mil. Wallace Wado were named coaches of tho All-Army foot ball team they were handed a wcll-lndexi-d list of 1800 aofdier griddcrs, all formerly in thu etur category, from which to draw their Mjuad. The navy, marine nnd coast guard branches possibly have isvr vv66 vrui ej Eight-year-old .Marions Bauor, youngest . player In women's western amateur golf" tourna ment In Chicago, blasts' out of sand trap with purpose, Aber deen, S. D., mill has an 18-hole everage of 98. Softball ers ; Meet Tonight For Formation All players Interested In Joining the Knights of Colum bus Softball squad for next week's District 13 playoff in Grants Pass were urged to meet tonight at Recreation field for formation of a com plote team. The nine will tangle with Grants Pasa In a two-out-ol-three playoff aerloa beginning at 8 p. m. next Monday night In the valley. Two gamoi will be played Monday night and a third Tuesday night if neces aary. Winner of the aerlea will go to Corvallia for the atate finals. Oklahoma is the second largest shipper of crude oil in the United States, with Texns ranking first, MM4UaiUaBi(j ARMY ALL-STARS TRAIN Kav Eakon. New York Gianta All-Star team training at Camp Cooke, near Lompoc, Calif., throwa a pais while Tex Hausor, off Viv Markov, 1937 University of Washington nose dowi tacKie, They play the Washington Redaklna in Los Angelea Auguat 30. GET THEMHak MOST HEAT ll 1 Out of Your Oil! I I Ul Ul 8vloi Youi Burnit Now I I I em tor Kim at I 1 Klamath Oil' Co. S Phone 8404 mtm Kmplrn PAGE FIVE 'attracted an equal number, mak- ing 3000 footballers hcadliners now wearing uniforms of a dif ferent sort. Although there Is no way of determining it exactly, it is like ly that 800 of those 3600 would be In school and getting their bumps and brulseB for denr ol' Siwanh this full instead of for Undo Sam if tho world were at peace. An Associated Press survey shows that virtually every col lege contributed to tho armed services at least ono grldder who still was eligible to piny and that at least two top flight schools Fordham and Virginia handed over their captains elect. The Rams will have to do without Jim Lansing, en end, thla fall and Virginia will go along without Bill Suhling, a rousing center. Double graduatlona, ono in the spring and tho other in June, left tho U. S. military academy with litllo semblance of the elcvena tlicy fielded In 1B41. Grldders who were aopho morcs there last season will be seniors this fall. Although Uncle Sam tapped at least one footballer at almost all colleges, he drew more from some thnn from others. Penn State lost six while Pennsyl vania has back all of those on whom it was counting. Jim Hunnert, who was to have been to Santa Clara this fall what Norman Standlce wos to Stanford two seasons ago, en listed . . . Washington will miss 10 players, six of whom defi nitely would have made Ralph (Pest) Welch's first year hap pier , . . Among the sextet was Bob Barrett, sophomore half back terror of 1041. . - Georgetown turned over 14 athletes but George Washington, in the same city, came through virtually unscathed . . . Mis sissippi, where there were hopes of one of the best elevens in the school's history, gave up 25 . . . Mississippi State, where the talent was meager, lost only a few . . . Harvard, with a strong ROTC unit, got off lightly but Dartmouth saw 20 marching away and Wcslcyan of Middle ton, Conn., lost its entire first string line. Farthest light can penetrate Into the ocean is from 3600 to 5400 feet Building cement Is shifted through scrceas so fine that it Is possible to hold water in them. atar bacK, now witn ine army Texaa A. and M, center, biocks When In Medford ., Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earley Proprietors t ' ' - ; -.: " '' .--. r ' -. i ( 1 r . ' .'. . ....'... ',' 4f &l .. vr., . ? 'i A 77k n M Twin Cards Top Coast Loop Slate Seals Schedule Pair of Doublohoadors Before Dim-Out Goes Into Effoef By The Associated Press Tho Sun Francisco Seals are making tho most of night base ball before tho rllm-ont blacks out Pacific Coast league parks Thursday, Doublehcadera are achcdulcd for tonight nnd tomorrow night at Seals stadium with the league leading Los Angeles Angela in tho visitors' dug-out. Tho teams are playing a hectic nine-game series to make up two games postponed earlier in the season. At Hollywood, Oakland and the Stars will also give flood light games a send-off with a doublchcader tomorrow night oftcr they1 open their scries to night. , Sacramento, tho second-place club, has'already abandoned the lights and the Solons host the San DIceo Padres In n twillBht scries for week-days with a aouDicnoaaer Sunday. The third-spot Seattle Ralnicrs. tubbed to iigure in a close pen nant race with the Angels and the Solons, entertain the trailing Portland Beavers tonight nnd to morrow night after which the teams will Join tho twilight cir cle. Both the Rainlers and Beavers played exhibition eames with service teams last night, the Rainlers losing to the Pasco navol air station fliers, 4-3, in a 13-innine tilt at Kpnftln nnH tv, Beavers downing the Fort Lewis warriors at Portland, 8-5. . Ted Williams Tops. 3 50 In A. L Bat Race NEW YORK. Auir. 18 fAP Ted Williams of the Boston Red oox still is a long way from the .406 average that won him the American -league batting cham pionship last year but he may make it yet if he continues at the pace he held during the past week. Williams batted exactly- .500 for tho week In 20 trim, tn tho plate, raising his average from .144 to .332. That mark, which he reached once before this season, gave him a lead of 10 percentage points over his closest rival, Joe Gor don of the New York Yankees, before today's games and a mar gin of 16 points over the Na tional league leader, Brooklyn's Peto Reiser. Reiser, who aim Is ntlpmnftntr i - to defend the championship In nis circuit, dropped four points to .336 but still leads his league by 11 points. His nearest pur suer is Ernie Lombard! of the Boston Braves. Roots of the mandrake plant are said to be the oldest hypnotic known to mankind. Rhode Island had a tubercu losis death rate of 38.1 per 100.- 000 of the population during 1939. 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Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, 1U. r IW .nl wwfv-iwiff mt '-"axwHr" '-iiw1 iiiiiiiiijiiiiiii.iwxiniimniim muminn' I J, f i , ' 5 I i lit;' - - - J W IN Joyce Macrae, on ladder, former Pacific coast 100-meter swimming champion and member of the famed "Cody Kidt" of sorority girls in life saving at Tacoma Tigers Given Slim Chance in Wit By The Associated Press With the season scheduled to close in little more than two weeks, the Tacoma Tigers are going to have to win practically every game this week to remain in the Western International Baseball league . championship race with the Vancouver Capi lanos. The Capilanos took advantage of two Tiger errors last night to score a 10th inning tally and win 3-2 at Vancouver, leaving Tacoma 5M games behind in the title sprint. No longer in the race for the title, the Spokane Indians are within a half game of moving out of the cellar as a result of a 7-2 lacing handed the Salem Senators at Spokane. OPERATION BALTIMORE, Aug. 18 OP) Doctors have taken four chips out of the left elbow of Cliff (Mountain Music) Melton, New York Giants southpaw pitcher. Although declaring the operation a success, the physicians said the hurler probably would not rejoin his mates until next spring. NOT JUST LUCK! llHll'rlMllt":'-,"-' " - Ex-Portlander Teaches Life-Saving the Multnomah Athletic club In Beverly Hills, Calif. That Ain't No Lightning Rod CHARLOTTE, N. C, Aug. 18 (P) The next time it rains on Sut Alexander, vet eran Charlotte golfer, he "will head for the clubhouse on the run." During a rainstorm that caught him in a practice round for the annual Myers Park golf tournament. Alexan der brought out his umbrel la. A lightning bolt struck the 1 umbrella. .. After regaining conscious ness he finished the round but made different plana for the next rainstorm. LAMBERGER WINS PGA EUGENE, Aug. 18 (JP) Larry Lamberger, professional at the Portland Golf club, won the monthly Oregon PGA sweep stake s yesterday with a 69, three under par. Ray Weston, playing for Pen insula of Portland, paced the amateurs with a 70-2 68. WE WILL BE . CLOSED Until On or About AUGUST 2STH MOLATORE'S .V- ,111 trlt 4tt i I r I J m J a Portland, coaches Pi Beta Phi Medford High Names Arnold As Nev Pilot MEDFORD, Aug. 18 (AP) Lome S. Arnold, athletic direc tor at Yankton college, Yankton, S. D., will come here this fall aa Medford high school football, basketball and track coach on a one-year contract. " " '' Arnold was signed after Marsh field high school refused to re lease Orville Bailey,' former Uni versity of Oregon gridder, who was considered as the successor to Bill Bowerman . and Russ Acheson, both resigned to join the armed forces. Bailey signed with Marshfield recently. 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