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Fear of orphaned cubs nixes new spring bear hunt ... Fallen White City firefighter to be honored at national service ... Human remains found in burning trailer ... Fear of orphaned cubs nixes new spring bear hunt ... Fallen White City firefighter to be honored at national service ... Madrigal, Martinez take two at GPD GRANTS PASS — Jockeys Pablo Madrigal and Humberto Martinez both took a pair of checkered flags on Sunday at Grants Pass Downs. MailTribune.com Writer Posted Jun. 23, 2014 @ 12:01 am Updated Jun 23, 2014 at 2:55 AM Posted Jun. 23, 2014 @ 12:01 am Updated Jun 23, 2014 at 2:55 AM » Social News GRANTS PASS — Jockeys Pablo Madrigal and Humberto Martinez both took a pair of checkered flags on Sunday at Grants Pass Downs. Madrigal's second victory came atop Seattle Diner in the Red Truitt Memorial, one of two featured races on the afternoon. It was the second weekend in a row Seattle Diner was a winner at Grants Pass Downs and third in five starts. Madrigal also won the day's opening race with Payette. Martinez grabbed victories in the second race — atop Swiss Ace — and eighth race with Mary Jeanene. The wins for Madrigal and Martinez put them in a tie with Kassie Guglielmino — who won with Ashlee Echo in the third race — for the season lead with six. Jose Rivera Jr. was triumphant with Cascadian's Storey in the fifth race, the Miss Josephine County Purse. It was the second victory in as many weeks for Cascadian's Storey and third win in four tries at GPD. Grants Pass Downs increased its attendance by 20 percent and money bet by 17 percent compared to last year with 2,015 spectators and a handle of $31,701. Racing resumes Saturday on Senior Citizens Day, when entry is free for everyone ages 60 and older. Gates open at noon and the post time is at 1 p.m. Sunday is Ladies Hat Day. Admission is free for women wearing hats, excluding baseball caps. Sunday's Results FIRST RACE TB Mdn, 5 F. 1., Payette (P. Madrigal), 3.60, 2.80, 2.40; 2, That's a Bingo (M. Werner-Hagerty), 3.00, 2.60; 3, Gold Trick (H. Martinez), 3.40. Q — 2-4 $6.20; EX — Time — 1:00.43. SECOND RACE TB Clm, 41/2; F. 1, Swiss Ace (H. Martinez), 3.80, 2.80, 3.40; 2, Brother Ernie (J. Guerrero), 2.60, 3.00; 3, Proud Cozzene (P. Madrigal), 3.00. Q — 2-5 $4.40; EX — 5-2 $3.50; TRI — 5-2-4 $10.00. Time — 56.6. THIRD RACE TB Clm, 51/2; F. 1, Ashlee Echo (K. Guglielmino), 4.20, 4.20, 3.00; 2, Tuxedo Dollys (J. Guerrero), 9.80, 3.80; 3, Mrs Jonesy and Me (M. Werner-Hagerty), 3.00. Q — 3-4 $39.40; EX — 4-3 $15.30; TRI — 4-3-2 $157.40; DD — 5-4 $3.60; Consolation DD — 5-1 $2.40. Time — 1:07.78. FOURTH RACE QH Alw, 350 yd. 1, Sneakin Tr (P. Fernandez), 9.20, 4.20, 4.20; 2, Chicks Fast Farley (J. Guerrero), 4.00, 3.40; 3, Lookithatcavemango (M. Werner-Hagerty), 5.60. Q — 7-8 $10.20; EX — 7-8 $11.20; TRI — 7-8-6 $91.30. Time — :17.748. FIFTH RACE TB Alw, 5 F. 1, Cascadian's Storey (J. Rivera Jr.), 10.40, 6.80, 4.00; 2, Keepherrockin (J. Guerrero), 2.80, 3.00; 3, Boundary Lane (K. Guglielmino), 2.80. Q — 3-6 $16.20; EX — 3-6 $17.20; TRI — 3-6-4 $50.70; Pick 3 (1/4-7-3) $14.60. Time — :59.63. SIXTH RACE TB Clm, 61/2;. 1, Shakereadyroll (J. Guerrero), 4.60, 3.00, 2.20; 2, Flying Jack (P. Madrigal), 4.40, 2.40; 3, Who's Your Next Ex (K. Guglielmino), 2.20. Q — 3-4 $17.80; EX — 4-3 $5.70. TRI — 4-3-7 $32.20. Time — 1:22.48. SEVENTH RACE TB Alw, 61/2;. 1, Seattle Diner (P. Madrigal), 15.60, 5.00, 2.80; 2, Vezuviy (K. Guglielmino), 4.40, 2.80; 3, Old Standard (P. Fernandez), 3.80. Q — 4-6 $19.80; EX — $2232.40; TRI — 4-6-5 $98.30. Time — 1:23.32. EIGHTH RACE TB Clm, 61/2;. 1, Mary Jeanene (H. Martinez), 6.40, 4.20, 3.00; 2, Boss Dancer (P. Madrigal), 3.40, 3.40; 3, Tommy's Pick (J. Guerrero), 3.40. Q — 1-5 $12.40; EX — 1-5 $22.80; TRI — 1-5-6 $201.00; DD — 4-1 $80.60. Pick 3 (4-4-1) $34.70. Time — 1:24.68. Attendance — 2,410. Handle — $37,112. WCL Baseball ROGUES 7, BLACK BEARS 6 — Starter Brandon Erickson allowed three hits, three runs (all earned) and a walk and struck out six and the Rogues swept the three-games series during West Coast League action at Harry & David Field. Four other Medford pitchers took the mound after Erickson worked six innings. The Rogues (10-3) led 7-3 before Cowlitz (7-8) made things interesting by scoring three runs in the top of the ninth. Blaine Tanner finished 2-for-3 with two RBIs and a run scored, Tanner Lubach 2-for-3 with two runs, Nathan Etheridge 2-for-4 with an RBI and run and Chris DeVito 2-for-4 for Medford. Cowlitz 000 300 003 — 6 9 2 Medford 030 111 10x — 7 10 2 Hostert, Aleaziz (4), Serigstad (7) and Worden; Erickson, Dilda (7), Compton (8), Snider (9), Quarterley (9) and Lubach. W — Erickson. L — Hostert. 2B — C: Salgado; M: DeVito, Lubach. American Legion AAA Baseball MEDFORD 5-6, ROSEBURG 1-3 — At Roseburg, Medford's Colton Westfall kept Roseburg at bay by pitching a four-hitter in the first game of an Area 4 sweep. Westfall went all seven innings, giving up one earned run and no walks and striking out six. Eric Carlson's two-run single in the fourth gave the Mustangs (9-2, 4-0 Area 4) a 4-1 advantage. In Game 2, Jared Evans' two-run single highlighted a five-run third inning by Medford. Evans drove in three runs in all and had two hits, as did Micah Brown and Bryce Rogan. FIRST GAME Medford 011 300 0 — 5 7 0 Roseburg 001 000 0 — 1 4 2 Westfall and Zavala; Fricke, Dubois (7) and McKnight. W — Westfall (2-0). L — Fricke. 2B — M: Rogan. 3B — M: Evans. SECOND GAME Medford 005 010 0 — 6 9 2 Roseburg 100 020 0 — 3 5 1 Newman, Hoff (5) and Zavala; Reddekopp, Benzel (2), Dubois (6) and Suhrstedt, McKnight (6). W — Newman (2-0). L — Benzel. 2B — M: Carlson. American Legion A Baseball WOLFPACK 4-3, GRANTS PASS 3-4 — Eric Higday's game-winning single in the bottom of the seventh helped the Wolfpack open their doubleheader with a win during a split against the Grants Pass Diggers at U.S. Cellular Community Park. In the seventh inning of the nightcap, the Wolfpack squandered their chance by leaving the tying run on second base with one out. Will Weaver went 3-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored in Game 2 for the Wolfpack (5-7, 5-5 Area 4). FIRST GAME Grants Pass 001 100 1 — 3 6 1 Wolfpack 100 010 2 — 4 10 2 J. D'Amico and Bjorn; Wilson and Roohr. W — Wilson (2-0). L — D'Amico. 2B — GP: Rund. 3B — WP: Roohr. SECOND GAME Grants Pass 121 000 0 — 4 3 0 Wolfpack 000 102 0 — 3 8 2 Kroplin, C. D'Amico (6) and Bjorn; Hammonds and Roohr. W — Kroplin. L — Hammonds (2-1). 2B — GP: Stoffel; WP: Higday. 3B — GP: Lopez; WP: Roohr. NORTH MEDFORD 8, LEBANON 6 — At Corvallis, North Medford tallied four runs in the top of the seventh inning to squeeze past Lebanon in the final day of the Summer Slam Tournament. Dakota Adams scored on a safety squeeze by Mason Barone to put the Mavericks (6-4) up 6-5 in the seventh. North Medford added two more in the frame for good measure. Honus Kindreich finished 2-for-4 with an RBI. North Medford 000 112 4 — 8 7 1 Lebanon 050 000 1 — 6 8 4 Johnson, Casebier (6), Kindreich (7) and Wolff; Williams, Crite (6), Ryan (7) and Harrison. W — Kindreich. L — Ryan. 2B — NM: Bucannon; L: Gederos, Williams, Medina. Auto Racing CHAMPION RACEWAY — Kati Taylor (motorcycle), Tim McNamara (sport compact), Kevin Barden (street dot) and Sarah Karnatz (hot rod) earned victories during Friday Night Street Legal Series racing. The Saturday E.T. Series winners were Jerry Stinson (motorcycle), Trevor Kayser (sportsman) and Kevin Barden (pro). Friday Night Street Legal Series MOTORCYCLE Winner: Kati Taylor Runner-Up: Dennis Wilson SPORT COMPACT Winner: Tim McNamara Runner-Up: James Anthous STREET DOT Winner: Kevin Barden Runner-Up: Scott Garner HOT ROD Winner: Sarah Karnatz Runner-Up: Steve Kilmer Saturday E.T. Series MOTORCYCLE Winner: Jerry Stinson Runner-Up: Jeramy Reber SPORTSMAN Winner: Trevor Kayser Runner-Up: Larry Chapman PRO Winner: Kevin Barden Runner-Up: Shane Marsh MailTribune.com Writer Posted Jun. 23, 2014 @ 12:01 am Updated Jun 23, 2014 at 2:55 AM » Comment or view comments Reader Reaction » STAY INFORMED Email NewsLetter Sign Up Today Sign up for our newsletter and have the top headlines from your community delivered right to your inbox. fantasy football Branden Oliver Will Continue Breakout in Week 6 vs. Struggling Raiders Defense Oct. 10, 2014 at 9:57 pm Storm Worth a Fantasy Flier in Week 6 Oct. 10, 2014 at 8:52 pm Daily Fantasy Football Week 6 Advice Oct. 10, 2014 at 8:13 pm Williams Is Ideal Sleeper Starter Oct. 10, 2014 at 6:16 pm Will Emphasis on Run Mean More Wildcat for McFadden? 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