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Tuesday, April 30, 1929
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YAMES'RYINC
"fail 'blV WW f 'levl-Tiirid ' pitcher" fd
turn In a 13-4 triumph t Chicago,
I Ted Lyons nun bit freelvf lant the
CTADT IC AD017MT '"Ilium wanted mom of the 13 hit.
ill AK I I J Au.ir.ll I mode off mm.
U 11111 IU 1 I ()r ,. National !,,.. th. ,
' Chicago Cub. could not do much'
' ivllh J'ete llon.ihiiH .tp.ij In tin. j
New York Team Loses 4 " mninii when they 'nunnhed
out of First 9 Games,
Including Yesterday's
Missions Ready
To Take "Ducks"
MAKES RECORD
FOR 41 MILES
five hllu tnr fraiir run. anniil .a '.
"i ..v.... ,
heat ttiff Cincinnati HoiIm a tt s
j Charley Hoot kept tho llcds' nine
HI'IUNOKIKI.D. Mo., Apr. 30
(AI'J With an unofficial record
fur forty-one mile claimed by
Uavural. Italian waller of
Pyle's
v:ixi:s1av ritiM.iMM
Tho National llruadutim, com
pany program fur WclniinJiiy nitrht
IoiIowh: 7, dnhen orcli Mia (bulf
hour); I to S;:ia. Honda tu lio
nmuew; K;Xu to !, Hill Hilly hoy;
JO to 12, tin ii ( iiiiiKjf, Trocadiu
aim. ;
1 Th AniffrhMn llroadcaitlnff com
pany prnfcrahi for Wedncwhty iiiKht
IoDowh;. 7, sti-rtln- program: 7:30,
;liT'at Ann (run AppleburyHj" I
to li, wilon ori'lu-Hlcu; ft Ui t:!l.
)io: 9:Ja; Ken In noveltle; 10 to
Jl, ilp Time; II lo. 1-', Golden
I !.( (lytinlftt.
I'ofilniwl i
KUW (62ike) 7, MM'; S:3K, hm
; '. -i Uiuiiiu; l. feuture; J; ooit
ii uirhi'Mliii: II, dance hand; 12,
iirwi fiiiMimm y.
KKX (IIMikf!) 7. AlU.'i 7:30 to
ii, HHi,lf it, t lit nolle lecture! !):6,
" A (.': wi'tillus'; !!:-?,
KOIN CHOkc) 7. hotel ore hen.
li.t; lid), Htiiilio; l, iluitctf fnurfc.
Mi'l l.uko Clly
KH'I. U30jn) 7, NIH; 8, Vln
(,,r'fil I.oik-x itrcliHfilra; h:Zu, lltil
h hipIioii; !i, coiiiTfrt K"Ui; J Ut:
Nl.
' KNX (ior.okr) 7, Mr. un Mr.
r.'iuiO l(it; 7:30, Hiturfti: 10, (Jun
Ariihttini'M l.iitcc ori'lieHlru; 12 lo I,
ilitncn niunlc.
kKI- (C4okrJ 7, N1K7; 7:80, ulu
lio; X, NIK'; tt:S0, hiulr rhoiUB,
It, ronopit o.t'lH'filru; 10. NH'.
KOA S30k 7, NIK
KoKHlO
UOMO (uvmvt 7, NIK'; N:3fl,
orvltffttrii, (nuln qUui'lot: U:4i,
dritinu; lo, itympliony hoiir, Aolo
UIh; Jl, oifiit'Htnt; W:tt, lati
lil'WM.
KJlt (!i 7 Ola-) 7 lo I!, Alt'' pro.
Brain.
Onkliitiil
Kl.X (KSOItrl i, iicuh; 7:30,
KMiift KlHhor, planlsl; 8, nlutu
i.t.nal proR'ant; ti, hIikIIo; ii::io,
piantnt and xoprnuo.
KJO (7H0kr 7, NIIC; 7:30 puut
It.'Vi-i; H, Nllf; -8:31), Thrfr Hoyn;
'j, qiilulH pronrrani; 10 tu NH
SHII I' llllK'lHCO
KI'O (S(kc) ,7, NHf; 7: 3d, con.
rrn oiTlifHtin; ", 8, NIK'; n:3u, an
li t v i ritu r)' ffnf h ia Hon p n ifc ra n i :
lr:3. Tommy un-l Huh; M, Jchm
Kartord'f otclNHttui 11, NIU.
KrH: (ClOKu) 7, featuri'M; ).
ortihuritni und ololHtn: lo, Hottit
. .Maik Jlopriinn .orctiiiHtru; 1 1, rah
uiK' hand. . .
spokaiui
KIlQ iWUv) 7, MIC; 7:30, m(u.
dlu; , NIU'; U:30, M(rln imNCin
ldi;. l((, Amof und Andy; 10:10 to
la, Mir.
League
Standings
Mr The AHMfK latciI J'nf
liy otnt or neavy hutting-, clever
pltfliltitf, and faMt Inflidd work! the u,....i....... v.in.. r i
11111117 nuui mo ftt-rm nine M.M1 i,',,,.!. iiMfnn inno , ; '
ritiutru emu inen. iom Aniriey. : i i, - n "". .
lt aurvlTOr amon nb rat. hom, , , ru(. f()r tne ls: Ul.nllunt.
tmMl nut two nuulil-lie hao-; .. ,i,i.. ,.. '.,. , ,
ifranifa from thn AnKelM. thflr mni.
Th in. .... .... ...
6 1 minute, and JO w-cond. unlil
WMMi ' kn' Ill-Win' jitonrh! ' "
I l.ivi'tie took Hip flnrt fall with
j a crab'iiold In thlry mlnutM. Wllra
' took the second with a pllt In .1Q
' minute, and won tho match at the
fad of 17 minute more- of -wrestling-,
hy huillns I.evetto to the
mut ao hard tho Haker lilan wua
unable to continue. . ! ,
tealera.
r jr lli-rberl W. IUlrl-e
.(AfNOCIatt-d i'l-ea ripoi-tH Writer)
The flylntf turl Ihia haa carried
the New'Vork Yankee to threo
conrirriitlve American U-aKUe lum-
nant 'eem lo he conileuuu by more than a Imll gnrtie ut Ht. l.oul tightened their grip on firt place.
Schmeling On Way
To Montreal Today
point of the crja country .derby.
Tho distance 1 forty mile. . HAMHI'ltQ, Apr. S (AD
liuvuzzl. who rovcreii tne tony- x schmolintt. who waa cheered
one mile between t onway anil , v ,,,u;inil of German bnilmr
fana on hi arrival here Home week
Im uliHrnce thi year. . . . where tin. t ardlmil iked out a J u lead they haye maintained for
That fact may or may not be Ik- victory with tne alii of con
hi time for; the dlslunce wan 9
AMi:iti( S t.t:.uvK
W. In I'el,
I'blhidelphln 1 .7110
Kt. l-oiil 9 4 ,if
.N'exr Yurk i 4 Mt
l'hicui;o t Aii
Delrolt ,4ft
Cleveland S 7 .417
Mnaton 3 1 .S7J
WtiHliinwIon , 3 .31
x.tTio.v.iM.nAmK
. W. 1.. t'et.
noMon 2 .ito
I'lllnAWn' ..............'............ 7 4 .tSd
SL.I.nul .:..:..: 7 ' i .Ml
New Ynrlt 4 I .671
I'hllndelpblu 4 ' t .44
I'ltlhliurB : '. ...-4 ( ,40
I'lni-lnnntl ; :...-.t..........: 4 7 .Sii4
Hinnklyn ' I 7 .300
nlrWnl lutt v.... .....l-l l.t.I.IA llifl Mlllerjtble IfcrtMt-nMilV rill Mm nnrt l.t .1.1 .1 .1.1. IHVOI , HMi . '
l of the lenaue If they .ho.ll.l bo I'liate pitcher. The defeat didn't I week when Ih-v , '.L li .,. ' 7 '"'O h""1 : . -'
hoplnir that the worm a rniimplona "'"-i nie nunn nan o murti a i "Duck." I
ut lat have hit a lum.ihut will old an Injury to llurlelah Urlmea,
Duck." I . ... . V. 1
permit aomeone else to reprcaent hi. atar rUrht-lmnder. Urlmes waa '. ' ' , ', . . , . ,V "? "r"",anV- ?u ! ,nrB0 "Ur!'
M .H....... W....HUXH i.un iiHi nn Ml)S . , ,
Jim .Thorpe, former f'arllBle
uthletlr Hluiv joined this troupe here
nid vlH act aH master of cere moti
le at f'ylc's erosa country foUivs.
the Junior oircuft In the wurld n h't 'y U hatted ball In the third
On tho oilier hand.
..... inninffan.i had i ku' ...... I In Hacra nient o and Ki uiiIp- uiwl
IIHI, 1MB I HU III i , . -----
" boy. hove been walilnif o lonK foe dlnula hopped on Io Meadow, for'" 7,, 7 ." , t"8'""'"-
the ynnka to crm k that they may tvina: run in the fourth Innlnx ...u.. me -a-
Itot recoKiiir.e a alump when tbc nnd then MrorCil Tour run In the '"" Played, the Mlxalon have
u t it. elKhth with the aid of five pa- "how" ,h,,,r worth. : partlciilurly
In pnl year the' Vankee have and a wild pitch. Altera had flrt ,"lchln,f '" K00'1- l'"!utIr
broken their rival' hcnriby cet- Innlnir when the rorxair. scored """ l"', n """nit Hhe a trip-
tlnir away to a fat start and pi), three runs, the veteran miltballer, """"'''. nd thu fur be has maile
i iurenco .Mllcholl, n exlrciuely " "" "e wuinu lean
errective.
Inif up such u huge lead that
lute. Nlump was not fatal.
In Third I'hice '
Tint this year tiie champion
have not .'started liuprelveiy at
all. Two week of eampiifaninif
flnda them in third place with five
win. and four defeat. They did
diet Wiles Wins
Match At Baker I II
ago from a aenBatlonal pUfflllHtlc
camn&iKii In the I'nlieil Hi a ten, left
ho ((uletly on the S. B. Kellance
today that he wan practically un
noticed. ' J
The German henvywelBht's de
parture was audden and even hlM
closest friends were taken by Hur-1
prie. His demlnailon 1h Montreal,
where he ha an appointment with
William K. Carey, president of
.MadiMon Square Garden, to talk
over the posnlldllly of a fljfht with
tho H pan la id. I'aullno CKcudun. In
New Vork, June 27. ' , .1
':v 'New : V
; Fancy 1 :
. Bed Spreads
$4.75 up 1 ;
hint arrived a charming n-ini-tment
of bed Hpreadu In a ;
'holce Kclocilon of colors und
lodgiM. ''Wi pnrtluqlarly In.
vlte 'your inspection of thin
newext addition to otir drap
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Kaatern Orepton's Iu-eeit
Jlume l'iirnUhera ,. .
Watte Hoyt Wins
But Others Lose
Hmeud Jolley In the battlnK nver.
aKe for the Heals In the next two
years. -Hd la leadlnif Jolley now
llAKn:it, Ore., Apr. 30 (A V)
diet Wile. wreKtiinK traffic cop
ivi.iH uiet iunr .i.'i.-.iin. . ii.-jr iu .
not aiiffer their fourih reverse last 1 NKW YOIIK. April 30 AI")
for nearly a hundred point, and he of I'ortland. took two uut of three
claim that he i hardly 'warmed fall from Frciiehle Leavctte, of
"I ' . . ' ; linker. . last ntirhl: In the , fastest
- i.c-irio to.ht I.f:4f;i n
Where they are playinit today:
I 'rut In ltd at MlKHlon field, i
Hcutlle Ut Hollywood. ' (
Sni -Kranclsco at Oakland.
Imi Angeles at Sacramento. -
Flying Tackle Is
Aid to Champion
CIIICAOO, April 30 (API flu.
Honnenbnrif Htll owes hlrt heavy
uelKbt wrestlliiK championship to
tho flyliur tackle. .'
The champion attempted to turn
hack the challfiiite of Joe Malce
wleg of Ullcn, Ne.w York, hy
stialklit wrestllnir holds Inst nlt;ht. defeatliiK Dm lietrolt 'I'laers, 3 to'
S. new. ,10,i
. ,ond.
ilut ufter helm? spilled fivo time
hy headlockn, he downed Malrewlci
for the flrl full with hi favorite
In 61 minutes nnd 3M sec-
season until May 3 when they hud Kvcry lime illller IIiikkIii I temp,
won II mimes. ted to Krow illscniiriiKer with his
An. I .ha IM,II,,.I.I,,I.I.. ll,l..lln. pltCllllIK Ktllf he llllllkS llllllllt
'chief sufferers from tho Yankee "He l'"Vi. In nil the el-ray of
. IK'ourife libit, season, are ittiininic y"l, Pitcher, Hoyt Is the only
some adeiiniite revenge.. V eater- on" lo has koiih tin! route. Ami
day they fell on Henry Johnson what Is more, lluyt ha turned Hint
and Clordon Ithode for iHicht blit purtleubir trlek three time, already
hit. to down the chuiniilon. 10 to . and won every alart.
I. Mllle Haas und Al Himinnn i
TXJh'S'FhmIL Christian Retains
nine, after clearing (he Iihwh with j
a trltilo In the elKhl. added fnmilt i
to injury by xeallntc home while J' ni ' ' 1
IthodeM ua windfn ii. Mux POUTI.ANO, Apr 30 (AP)
tllfdtop gnt live xtralKht base' on' Ntdl ChrlKtlan, of Waverley eoun
halln and Nrored three tlmeH. Httho try rluh. retained hl title aH chain
Walberff held tlie VanUs to hIx hlt I' I on of the Oregon I'rofetwlonal
and fanned neven men. ? tiolfer'n nisHoclatlon here yesterday
1 llehlnd ffood pltchlnfr by Mam -y deefatliiK Ivnn Johnwon, of 'W-
Ory, tlm St. i.ouim llrown elunic latin. ami n. cnriHtlun won the
on, rUuto behind the AthletlcH, hy tltlo htHt yenr.
I wenty-four profeHalonalH com
peted In the chatnploiiMhlp tourna- j
nicnt.
Cooks In toast-and-cof f ee time
Oregon Golf Title
t'atchlhff hhi rival itrotftfy, Hon
neiihet'K nun In reverted to turalKht
wreHtlhiK. wlntilnjr tho xeoond fall
with n crotch und hnlf-neton hold
(n (wo mtmileM dm! 62 Htcond.
2 In 10 InnlnffH. Vie Honell jfavu
Gray h Krcat arKument but weak
ened In the flint extra Inning when ,
the JlrownH piiHlicd over the, win-
nln run. . j
- Oilcnun on ItiimpAjxo
Tile Chleiifro White Ho hopped
Al Hmlth In tfolm: to write for
the inairaxlnen for $2 a word. Mr.
CoolidKn oucht to auk for a raise.
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