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Minute sports page pa toiirnamcnt will bo ' dM to resume football this . noe Erlckson. who hain't ,ched iirldderii In ten years, ill be in c"nm--. rfathews Signed is Pro Mentor kmi iun l.ilv It tfPl A tlorlul entry In the American ..i...lnnnl irnnlhlill leailua was A Dnp(lnnH nftfslttn fani to by with the lning o Robert .wi. nnffhtuA.l mnnlnr and n of the staunchest advocates the rauie-anzzio siyic i ino lay. Mathews, who resigned hl tortUnd university couching Krth recently, wan signed to .uai mnlrirl Inst nltfht ac. ordlng to Portland President icnry i. oanuuerit hmu iiuuKiei lanagcr Robert P. Howo. Tk fnrmnr Mnlffl TlntYtn orracr he teamed at end with inulo KocKuo In 1UU ns oached previously at Conzaga niverilty, Idaho, Wlllnnictto, t'uhlnitton freshmen and St. Ed rards university, Austin, Tex. dcSpaden, Nelson to Appear In Portland PORTLAND, Ore.. July 11 (IP arold (Jus) McSpndcn and lyron Nelson, two o( the coun T's lop golfers, will polish up ere Aiimist 10 for the 1944 nn onal PGA championship! open i four days later in Spokane. Ted Lonifworth, Wavorloy oimtry club pro, snld tho pair 'ill appear horo In an 18-hole xhlbitlon against hlmjelf and ro Larry Lambergcr of thu ortlsnd Golf and Country club. Flying Start Winners Eddla Simmoni Is shown ilnklna a outt on th ninth hoi while John Wast holdi th flag. Simmons had th low gross scor ior th Bhasta-Cascad Wonderland tournament and want back to his horn town oi Modlord with th championship cup. Wast tld for third in medalist play. Simmons shot th lowest scor of th tourney for nln holes, a 3-undr-par 33. Future Owner to Join Navy CHICAGO, July 11 (P) Cluirlrs A. Comlskcy, II, who In 1047 will become owner of the Chicago White Sox baseball club, today was to comploto hla pro induction examinations for mil itary service. The 18-year-old son of Mrs. Grace Comlskcy, club president, who was a June graduate of St. Thomas academy In St. Paul, has Indicated a preference for the navy. Ilia father, J. Louis Comlskcy, son of Charles A. Comlskcy, founder of tho club, left the baseball organization to "the young Roman" when he died In 1830. Ty Cobb to See North-South Game . SEATTLE, July 11 (Pi The north-south baseball game be tween all-star players of Senttlo, Portland, Sim Francisco and Hol lywood Pacific Coast league nine will havo a rival In the stands next Monday night. Sponsors of the name an nounced today that Tyrus Ray mond Cobb, one of baseball's im mortals, had accepted an invita tion to attend tho contest. Cobb spent 24 years In tho major leagues 22 with Detroit and the remaining pnlr with the Phila delphia Athletics. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By Th Associated Prass PHILADELPHIA Ike Wil liams, 138t, Trenton, N. J., knocked out Joey Plrrone, 1381, Cleveland, 1. Blanker VSXU V! A 'jX cues V Vpr SS Av Pates youns Daily Double Pays $3,663.80 for $2 NEW YORK. July 11 fP) A dally double puyoff of $3,063.80 for $2 largest ci tho New York season thrilled holders of 23 tickets at Jamaica today. The double was composed of Toy Bomb, Mulno Chance Farm two year old making his debut and paying $131 for Si, and Mrs u. u. wnuney a nying son, a $74.40-for-$2 choice. The playoff was close to the New York record of $3888 re turned by Markobob and Spirit in Aqucauct, September 3, 1U43 Eugene University High Sets Schedule EUGENE, July 11 (P; Unl vcrslty high school will open the defense of its 1943 tri-county football league championship against tugene nign ncre cpi, Contests also have been book' ed with Roscburg hero Oct. 6; at Junction City Oct. 13; at Springfield Oct. 20; at Sweet Homo Oct. 28; and against Le banon here Nov. 10. 18 TAKE TESTS SALEM. July 11 OP) Only 18 law school graduates took the state bar examinations hero to day. Tho examinations, held annually for law school gradu ates, usually aro taken by more than 100 persons. Walker, Tucker Slide From Baiting Leadership NEW YORK, July 11(P) The twelfth week of the 1044 major loop baseball scuson goes into tho record books as the week the loading hitters didn't hit and lost their leaderships. Thurmnn Tucker of the Chi cago Whito Sox, who led the American just a week ago with a robust .375 average, collected only one hit In 31 times at bat an average of .032 for the stretch and his year's mark skidded to .327, putting him in third placo. The same thing happened In the NallonaJ, where Brooklyn's Dlxlo Walker, leader last week with .380, went hitless In 18 straight attempts and garnered only two blngles in 27 trips an .074 niBrk to slip to second place with .352. Stan Muslal, the 1843 National league batting champion with .357, getting 11 hits in 31 at tempts, dropped off .002 from his .368 of last week but the re Gf Joe Has Surprises in Store for Civilian Life ST. LOUIS, July 11 W) When r-T T..- HAt,,a in nUrlllnn plnthns ho is going to hovo a couple of surprises coming. Ho may rcmomDcr nis snmy old blue serge suit but the one ho buys after tho war will never shine, no matter how long he wears It. ... And it won't wrinkle after a long train ride, or in a suit case. Tho creases in the pants will bo razor sharp, even aucr a whir through a heavy rain. These are all applications of research on chemical treatment of natural fibers announced to day by the Monsanto Chemical company. Monsanto says snineiess seiB. wrinkle-proof suits, no-wilt creases and other similar de- TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drtv Mot Yoursalf Save W Long and Short Trip STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phon 8304 1201 East Mala Simmons Wins Golf Tourney Cup Tarr, Simmons Ti For First In Medolist Play; Bonds, Stamps Given Eddie Simmons has returned to Medford with the championship cup tor the Shuslu-Cascudc Won derland golt tournumcnt. Ho shot tho lowest gross scoro for the 64 holes to win the cup but he must win tho tourney fo;- two more yc-ora before ho can havr; the trophy permanently. FroriK Tarr and Simmoni tied for the first prize of a $S0 war bond with the lowest net scores in the tournament. BUI Hagel stein's low net jfcorc was good enough for second place and 8 $23 war bond, Hal, Loslla Leal and John West tied for the third prlzo of $10 In war stamps, John Beckon of Bly won fourth placo which was good for $3 In war stamps. E. (Moon) Mullis and Ted Medford, who donated the championship cup, tiud for fifth and sixtn places. They will play the tie off at some future dale for the prizes of $3 and $2 in war stamps. Martin Swanson was the re maining money winner collect ing $1 in war stamps (or his low net score that put him in sev enth place. The tournament waa held on July 1, 2 and 4 at the Reames uon and uountry club. Thirty- two link artists entered the meet with four contestants coming irom out or town, Lipscomb to Meet Paavo Buck Lipscomb and Paavo Ka toncn hcadllno next Friday's wrestling card in what should be a ding-dong battle. Last week Katoncn skilfully grappled his way to a two out of three falls win over Herb Parks, the Canadian champion. Lips comb won an easy victory over Gorgeous George Wagner. Ka toncn is the Pacific Coast champ ion and is one of the best sci entific wrestlers in the business. Lipscomb is very rugged and will outweigh Paavo sllgntly. The scml-windup sees Tony Morel II tangle with a newcomer here. The newcomer is Ivan Jones who set quite a record in amateur circles. Milt Olson of Minneapolis will meet a yet unnamed opponent. Olson hasn't wrestled in Klam ath Falls lately but he has been on many other card in the northwest. RIDERS TIE FOR TOP CALGARY. Alta., July 11 (Canadian Press) Turk Green ough of Red Lodge, Mont., and George Fardley, Rosswell, N. M., tied for top place in the North American Saddle Riding contest in yesterday's opening of the six-day Calgary exhibition and stampede. The show drew 82,040 spectators for an opening , day record. sultant .366 was good for first place in the senior circuit. The now American league lead er is Boston's Bobby Doerr, who averaged .500 last week with 14 hits in 28 trips, hiking his per centage to .340 for the year, a gain of .017. Pete Fox of Boston held on to second place in the American, although dropping four percentage points to .333. Doerr hit only .270 last year, and Fox .288. Mel OH, Giant manager, was the only new National leaguer to appear among the top 10 this week, his 13 hits in 26 times at bat boosting him from .290 to .313 and an eighth place tie. Bob Johnson of Boston jumped from nowhere to a fourth place tio in the American, booming out 10 hits in 18 tries to hoist his average from .300 to .313, while Lou Boudreau. Cleveland mana ger, took over the tenth spot with .301, jumping from-.298 on seven hits In 21 trips to the plate. velopments are all possible be cause of newly discovered techniques of treating either tho surface or the heart of fibers without in any way changing the feel or texture of the material. The women are going to get their share, too. When the lux uries of silk and nylon stockings return, they will be run-proof. Monsanto says this Is made possible by a deposit of submic roscopic grains of sand or silica which prevents the fibers from slipping out of the positions in to which they were knitted. Right now these new processes are bing applied to war mater, ials, but Monsanto says they can all be expected in civilian goods, shortly after the war ends. When In Medford Stay t HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Jo and Ann EarlT Proprietors UHl'T Alt PhM 2c J. P. Cassidy Is shown bas In th second Inning of th 21 to 3. Nationals Out for Win In All-Star Contest Nationals Lean On Walters, Heavy Hitting to Break Losing Streak By JACK HAND Associated Press Sports Writer PITTSBURGH, July. 11 (P) All-star baseball swings around the Major league wheel to Pitts burgh for the first time tonight with Billy Southworth leaning heavily on Cincinnati's Bucky Walters and a starting lineup with a .307 batting bulge to keep the National league's three-year losing streak from becoming a habit. It's 11 to 10 in these parts that he'll succeed. Manager Joe McCarthy of the Americans is expected to call on a Yankee battery of Hank Bor owy and Rollie Hemsley to start the junior circuit's search for Us ninth victory in tne iz-game ser ies. A sell-out crowd of nearly 40,000 is predicted with fair and cooler weather. Both skippers delayed their arrival until the morning of the game after announcing lineups sprinkled with lefthanded hit ters, ijelty Mai wewnouser ot Detroit is almost a certainty to see service for the Americans but the Nationals have only one southpaw, Ken Raffensberger of the Phils, who may not get a call. Behind Walters, Southworth is expected to come In with Nate Andrews of the Braves and Rip Sewcll of the Pirates. All other National hurlcrs saw action as starters or relief men Sunday and would be working with only one-day rest. Bill Voiselle of the Giants was added to the staff last night to replace the ailing Max Lanier of the Cards. McCarthy has Borowy and Bob Muncrlef of the Browns fully rested since their last ap pcarances Thursday, Newhouser and Bobo Newsome of the A's pitched Saturday and Rookie Joe Page of the Yanks was passed up on his last regular turn and has been Inactive since July 4. Tex Hughson of the Red Sox may have forfeited his chance because he was needed for relief chores both Saturday and Sunday in the tight pennant cnase. Stan Muslal of the Cards and Dixie Walker of the Dodgers, who have been waging a scrap for hitting honors, will be in the National outlield with Augie Galan of the Brooks. Phil Cavaretta of tho Cubs will be on first, Connie Ryan of the Braves at second, Marty Marion of the uards at snort and either Whitey Kurowski of the Cards or Bob Elliott of the Pirates on third, Ray Mueller probably will catch Walters with Walker Cooper taxing up tne burden later, Shortstop Eddie Miller of the Reds is out with a shoulder in jury. Vern Stephens of the Browns who nas sparked the Sewell forces into the lead by his con. sistent hitting holds down the Important cleanup slot in Mc Carthy's lineup. . Flanking the Brownies' shortstop will be Ken Keltncr of the Indians at third, Bobby Doerr of the Red Sox at second and George McQuinn of tne tfrowns on first. Bob John son of the Red Sox, Thurman Tucker of the White Sox and Stan Spence of the Senators will ao tne gardening. Last year's game won by the Americans, 8-3, was the first played entirely under the lights and the second comes at an an- propriate time with the Majors meeting tooay in joint session to enact legislation expected to rro vide unlimited week night play ior an oesiring. The American leagues gave PIN-WORMS Now can be Beaten! Th mluriM of Mti-Wormi e known fop oentiirlM, end doctor have HUlht war to deal with tfill dread ful prat that lives and srows Inside the human body. . ... Today, thanks to an Important ultnUm dfioovarr. a new and Alpnly tfftettv treae. mtnt U being hailed by medical authorities. It Is baaed on a remarkabta drug known as sentian violet. This drug It the vital ale- Sitnt In P-W, the new Pln-Worm table eveloped by the laboratories of Dr. D. Jayne A Son, Amerlea's leading tsKlauit In worm medicines. . . P-W makes It unneoeaianr ior yon or your child to suffer in silence with the embarrassing rectal ttch eaueed by Pin 'Worms, or to take chances on the real distress they often create. The email, eaiy to-take P-W tablets act In a spool) way to destroy Pin-Worms. . . So watch for possible wsrntng signs suck net Itching seat and nose, uneasy etomaen. bed-wettinjr, nervous fidgeting. If you sue pect Pin-Worms, ask your druggist for a package of P-W and follow the simple dU rootlons carefully. . It Is easy to remember : P-W for Pin-Worms I It's a Homer With Two Aboard hitting a horn run to deep center Camp Whlt-Naval Air 8tation Its okav to more eames yester day as it urged prompt renewal of the agreement estaDiisning a high commissioner. The Nation al considered both proposals and the anti-farm system plan made by General Manager Jack Zeller of Detroit but withheld an nouncement pending the joint session. - Seals, Beavers To Start Series By Th Associated Press Handicapped by the loss of Outfielder Wally Carroll to the navy, the San Francisco Seals begin a defense of their one- game Coast league lead tonight at Portland. Los Angeles, tied for second with Seattle will meet the leaeue-tralline Sacramento Sol ons at Los Angeles while Seattle and Hollywood travel. ban JJiego and Oakland. In a virtual tie for fourth nosition. will attempt to solve the differ ence at Oakland. Fishermen Held For Netting Salmon ESTACADA.- July 11 (jPl Two Oregon City fishermen, Har old Forshner and Kenneth V. Fisher, faced charges here today of illegally taking salmon from the Clackamas river with gill nets. Oregon state police and agents ot tne u. is. tisn ana wiiaute ser vice arrested them at River Mill before dawn yesterday with six large salmon in their boat. Their nets and other fishing equipment were confiscated. Record Set For Trotting Stallions CLEVELAND, July 11 () Volo Song, last year s Ham bletonian winner, today held the world record for trotting stal, lions. The four-year-old brown son of Volomite stepped the second heat of the $2090 championship stallion stake in 1:57 1 at North Randall's Brand circuit oval yes- terday to shave a full second off the old mane ostaousnea by Nibble Hanover at Old Orchard, Me., three seasons ago. Kuglar to Return To Reformatory SEATTLE, July II (P) John Wilson Kuglar, 31, will return to Ohio to fi.-ish out his term at the reformatory from which he escaped nine years ago. Kuglar lost his fight to escape return before Superior Judge Chester yesterday, who ruled he should be turned over to two Ohio officers who came for him. The fugitive told the court he had feigned illness in Portland and Seattle, and tended his home while his wife worked in war plants. If you want to sell It phone The Herald and News "want ads." 3124. Coming Attractions HENRY KING Aug. 2 JArTGARBER Aug. 16 DANCE Wed. Night 8:30 'til 12:00 Armory Baldy's Band FEATURING . Paul Mary SWIGART MAHONEY iF-2i flld with two of his mates on return gam. Th Navy won, Segura Tries For Crown Despiie Leg CHICAGO, July 11 (VP) Handicapped by an injury suffer ed in his most recent title con quest, Francisco (Pancho) Segura of the University of Miami today was slated to launch a try for the singles crown in the River Forest Open tennis champion ships. Top-seeded Seeura tore a Ilea. ment in his leg Sunday as he vanquished Bill Talbert of In. dianapolis for the Western Senior championship at Neenah, Wis., ana was unable to take the court here yesterday as scheduled. The Ecuador ace. who has grabbed four titles in the last month, said he would be ready ior auuun alter a day s rest. Three of the five seeded play. ers in tne men s division won their openin.r matches yesterday. Second-seeded Talbert defeated his first round opponent. Jim Gates of Chicago, 6-4, 6-0. Thane Halstead of Wheaton, 111., seed ed third, drew a first round bye and moved into the third round witn a e-l, 6-4 win over Joaquin Maganta of Chicago. Along with Segura, Dorothy Bundy of Santa Monica, Calif., and Mary Arnold of Los Angeles, seeded first and second respect ively in the women's division, were booked for opening action today. Commission to Discuss Claims SALEM, July 11 &) The state highway commission, at its meeting in Portland Wednesday and Thursday, will discuss the claim of the Portland dock com mission for moving a municipal dock in connection with the Front avenue improvement, the commission announced today. The commission also will adopt a resolution approving the city street improvement pro grams tor Moiaua, Dayton, Soda, ville, Philomath and Malin. If it's a "frozen" need, advertise for in the classified. article you a used one Developing - Printing Enlarging UNDERWOOD'S PHOTO SERVICE 211 Underwood Bldg. ATTENTION FARMERS! Here is a farm tractor that is now available for farm work Model H Cletrac Gas powered Cletrac of 18 drawbar and 22 belt horsepower. 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The bomb is one of those things on which the military man must keep quiet for the mo ment," Eisenhower said, "but that doesn't mean I am not sympathetic to the people who are having to suffer from the damned things. . - "I am just as concerned as anybody else about finding ways and means of getting them down and preventing them from be coming more serious." Eisenhower said the allies have been successful in keep ing the weapons down, to a certain extent. Scientists still must evolve something more ef fective than the defense meas ures now in use, he said. "From the Germans' point of view, the flying bombs give him a cheap air force," the com mander said, "even his bomber attacks are wild. They jettison bombs all the way from Landis End to Dover. The flying bomb is just, as effective and a damned sight cheaper." Kelso Man Drowns In Lake Oswego OREGON CITY, July 11 (A) Oswego lake was being dragged today by deputy sheriffs follow ing the finding of a pair of shoes and a billfold in a boat hired Sunday by Travis Tracy, 22, resi dent of the nearby Kelso area. He wore swimming trunks when last seen. Bain Qualifies For Place On Ballot PORTLAND, July 11 (JPt James R. Bain, Multnomah coun ty district attorney, is the first of three candidates for circuit judge, department No. 3, to qual ify for a place on the November ballot. He was nominated last night at a nominating convention, made necessary by the death of Judge Robert Tucker after the May pri mary filing deadline. Other can didates are Judge Franklin C. Howell, appointed by Governor Snell to the vacancy, and Dis trict Judge J. R. Means. General Paints Imperial Wallpaper 515 Main St. Phon 3829 Crawler Tractor BOMBS TOLD 1
