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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, June 3. 193 Il tin lor set coi BU of Ire qu. Ini ) eiv tal , : BOB i Bal llS pci nu Bh. wl mt till Do Dependable Work Clothing at Reasonable Prices See Our Windows Tonight CONNER'S Lji Grande's Own Store Rasehall Stnnrlino-a " ity the .Associated Press COAST I K.U.I K W. h. Pet. Hollywood 34 22 .607 Portland 30 26 .645 Los Angeles - .29 26 .627 Missions 30 27 .526 San Francisco 27 28 .491 Sacramento 26 30 .464 Seattle .... 24 31 .436 Oakland , 21 32 .300 NATIONAL LEA'! I K W. L. St. Louis 25 New York 23 Chicago 21 Boston , ..,... .19 Brooklyn 20 Philadelphia 19 Cardinals Trims New York Giants In Hurling Duel 'Gabby One" In Minor 8 Drops Publicity Antics Pittsburgh Cincinnati .18 Pet. .694 .622 .568 .500 .500 .487 .460 .220 By Hush .s. Fullerton Jr. IX (Associated Press Sports Writer) 'S The New York oinnu. battling for ' the National league lead, apparently I will need a lot ol help from the oth- I J cr eastern clubs oi the clrcut. And 2" If their sectional comrades hold the present pate, they may get It. The ' S, Giants took a severe setback in the'i opening game of their "crucial" yesterday and have few nopeTori L'SLSSJS Pla)"ng ta capturing iirss piace unaided. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (Ai Art Shires Is wearing his chewing iuuuuiu in me oiner cneek now and he's no loneer con cerned with whether it's the biggest chew in the league, t The conceit, loquacity and 4 cockiness which made, him 3 "good copy" for the papers, wuv uau inemcine ior - nis bosses in the big leagues; have been put away, with excel - 'Men Of Troy' Seem Set To Mop Up N.C.A.A. Meet The Cards won the opener by a 4 to 3 count In a tight duel between 2, Burleigh Grimes and Fred Pltzslm-'X mens and placed themselves 2jA,5v gumes ahead or their rivals. The A.Mi:itK'AN LEACil'K , W. L. Philadelphia 29 Washington -.25 New York ........23 Cleveland 21 Chicago 17 Detroit 18 St. Louis 13 Boston 14 Pet. .744 .610 .690 .512 .436 .400 .301 .350 CAMERONIAN WINS AT EPSOM DOWNS YEStKltDAY'tt f JAMES 1'uclfle Vwiht Can Francisco 10. Portland 3, Sacramento 4, Hollywood 0. Oakland 2, Missions 5. Los Angeles 4, Seattle 0. National At St. Louis 4, New York 3. At Chicago e. Brooklyn 7. At Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 6. At Pittsburgh 4, Boston 3. Favorite Shows Way to Tape American Horse, Jacopo, is Seventh. J EPSOM DOWNS, England, June 3 W) For the first time In recent yean, a favorite showed the way home .in the English derby as J. A. scored over 25 other three-year-olds j B tew quick bounds Cameronian American At New York 9, St. Louis 2. At Washington fi, Detroit 3. At Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2. At Boston 11, Cleveland 12. Class AA baseball Bosses, fans and critics of the Brewers are convinced, now that the former "What taman" has settled down to serious pasjLlmlng, that the Giants must win three straight vi- X "?"wlMM,,f wmcngaineq mm tones in the remaining games to ! Z SS ji PU . J? l.but no leave St. Louis in the lead. OrtmSS 1 1 ' aS n? capturing his seventh straight garnet? fH5?nn a nd Wash" and his second vlctorv ovJ th Sz t "K1 Senatom. were not in- New York hurler. drove in the win- 1 1 n"e"1 rZ.J ftut m.ere nlng run hlmseir with a timely sev enth inning single. Cards Face Tough Foes But If they escape trouble in their current series the Cardinals must face Brooklyn, Boston and Phlladcl- in the 140th renewal of the classic here today. ( Marshall Field's Jacopo, one of the ' two American representatives, fin ished seventh. William Woodward's Sir Andrew was far back in the pack - as it gaiiopcu across tne nnisn line, opened up what appeured to be a safe icaa but orpen and Sandwich chal lenged in the final furlong. Not Elllll to Tiijtk Tho rUnnerup and third place horses were hot equal to the task, however. With the vast crowd cheer ing fot the Dewar color bearer to' I With a crowd variously estimated "come on." Cameronian galloped past from 750.000 to J, 000.000, Including the judges' stand, the winner. ! King George and the royal family, Goyeacas got up in time to takfi - looking on, Cameronian. the big son , fourth place with Gallint dropping I f Pharos opt of Una Cameron, gal- back to flfth. Fortune D'Api, seeking l loped home over the one and one-half , the second straight derby triumph I miles, three-quarters of a length In for Aga Khan, battled Jacopo down front of fair John Rutherford's Or-, the stretch and Just managed to get ( vU U1.,ul. v-w.v. n jin.u me iiuu iur ixtn piace vitn tne i uiomuLu MuvA 11 viuru piuce truneu American colt seventh, I ljora iioHeoery b oanawicn, anotner phla in succession and all three are ngf.ing lor itrsfi divislpn berths. The Robins climbed Into a tie with the Braves for fourth place yester duy as they rallied in the ninth In ning to beat the Chicago Cubs 7 to t;. Wally Gilbert's triple with two on base offset Chicago's eighth In ning rally and Gilbert scored on Herman's fly to win. The Braves succumbed to the Pitts burgh Pirates 4 to 2 as Ed Brandt, who had won eight successive games,: linally met defeat. Brandt had two cut In the ninth when Bill Regan , drove Fred Bennett home with the 1 winning run. The Phillies had a comparatively easy victory over Cin cinnati as Chuch Klein pounded out his 12th and 13th homers of the season. The Reds had 10 men left on base. Indium; Break Spell The Cleveland Indians finally i mimed for purposes of attract ing uiienuon. That he did the latter Is now baseball history it Is also history that in the long, run his actions resounded to his disadvantage and his exit from the major leagues caused few tears. t 2 $ $ 4 3 First Round Of Oregon Amateur To Begin Today f ono of tho more highly favored. Itilte lVorlh SliO.Ora) V Tho race vnw worth about 15,000 "pounds added 1(60,000) to tho wln : nor while 20 millions of dollars were distributed through the Irish sweep : stakes and smaller sweeps. This i years renewal of tho turf's oldest raco was generally said to be the big A.MKHIfAN'S WIS IIKAVII.V EPSOM DOWNS, Knit.. Juno 3 IH1 Americans won big money In the Irish hospital dorby swoepstakos to day as a consequence of Cameronlan's ; (jest '-money raco" of racing history, victory and the placo and show of !. Cameronian waa clocked in th Ornen and Sandwich. Although Fox tonncd the list of winning Jockeys last year. It was tho I li st time ho ever had ridden a derby winner. f. Cameronian was clocked In the : Orpen and Sandwich good time of 2:30 3-5 for the grueling Joseph Kennedy. Boston, was the ( tnllo and one-half up and down hill only American who held a ticket on ' Journoy. Wllh Freddy Fox In the ' the winner. Ho receives one of the pilot seat, the Dewar colt kept close 1 nineteen first prizes of 9150.000 each. .! to tho pace , throughout the Journey! Thonuis O'Connor, of New York and once lio started running In the ' City, and George Hill, of Norway, .stretch, he was not to be beaten, j Maine, hold tickets on Orpen, who Sir Andrew crossed the finish line cumo in second, in twentieth position, never being a Two Americuns hold tickets on serious factor In the race. Jacopo Sandwich and will receive $50,000 was n the running, However, fin-1 etich. They aro s. L. Horowitz of Ishlng seventh as Pommo D'Apl, car- I New York city and William Coylc, rying tho, silks of tho Aga Khan and r Cincinnati, Ohio. Sir Edward Haunter's Oalllnl, bat- In all. Amerlcon ticket holders won tied down the stretch In fifth placo. 1 144,500 In tho hospital sweepstakos. Popular Victory illlty automatically won 4000 each The victory of Cameronian was a ' y virtue of, flouring In the first popular oiib as the Dewar ace ihas ..day's draw of . hordes. Two hundred occupied tho position of the fayor-;nnd cl;hly-slx won consolation prizes iiiiUHRiiu guineas. At near post time 12 ueacn. w i uut vno nuge crowd, re as this. morning he was uclng quoted numbering tho long lino of triumphs by outsiders, began to plunge on tho long shota with the result that tile oddB on Cameronian lengthened to 7 to 2 by the tlmo he faced the barrier. The largo field got away utth PORTLAND. Ore.. June 3 UP) First round matches in the annual Orppon stole golf championship tournament will be played here today. , Johnny Robblns. youthful Alder wood club star and medalist in the qualifying round, will face Earl Chal rm, another Alderwbod player, In the first match of the cliflmninnhin broke the spell tho eastern clubs of i "'K'1'- Thoy were scheduled to tee mo American loogue had held overi"'' , 1 ' them as they opened their tour of I , Fmlk D'P. Alderwood, the de the dangerous sector. They piled up FnainB champion, plays Arloo Kyle, eight runs In tho sixth Inning then crtl'ie club' staggered through a 12-u victory "pbolna toured the Multnomah while the Boston Red Sox scored , ub courBC yesterday In 70, two un live times In tho ninth. It was Clevc- par' to Baln medalist honors. He land's eighth straight victory. I 8ll0t a 76 Monday In the first half Philadelphia and Washington, the' the clu"llfylni! round. Robblns olher big winners of the circuit I yesterday went over par on only three came through In their usual form I , ? ,f ' Gol"K out he had three Blng Miller's sixth Inning-homer with ' w'es antl Bot two more on the sec one on base and Rube Walberg's I on5 nlne' four hit pitching gave the Athletics ' Jonn Marshall, Multnomah, a 3 to 2 victory over Chicago Carl i " lia th0 IlGl(l wlth 73 'he first Fischer, vonnu ur.iiii,n,, i.- ,day, used one more stroke vpxtprrinv was hit freely but pitched a good for, a total ot 147 nnd second place, gamo and the Senators beat the De- I T and Ruc" Wilhelm. who has ffA' TZ'fr0" 711 ! vim i f ?. 4 i JL . Jl joEStVAK : i ii ') , j,t -' 1 7 FRANK '. 4-WYKOFF,', A. trolt 'Jlgers 5 to 3. Fischer rang up six strikeouts. The New York Yankees continued their pursuit of , Washington by trouncing the St. Louis Browns 0 to 2. Lefty Gomez checked all his rivals except Melllll. who hit four times while tho Yanks piled up 12 hits at timely moments. Johnny Robbins Leads Field In held the state title seven timesr were licu lur iinru at im. Wykoif To Tackle The 220-yard Race LOS ANOELES, Cal. IP) Frank Wykoif Is out to prove he's not a one-race star. Tho lithe University of Southern Calllomla flier twice Inst year ran the 100 ynrds In 0.4 seconds, uhder world's record time hut hi wirir, iMI-F rF .'entered the 220 dash because his ! UrUJU lUUrilamenX ""J""!"0 wns not P to standard due " i1" previous Illness. PORTLAND. 7ZT.l I.J?J.V?M':w.OT:e.r'. tho Olendale Tnhi,u rA.ui , " '' wi.iik i luiiiuug tne xuriong Wltn Johnny Robbins, former Portland ODoloirles to no on-,. h h ? mrt Hlg truck , niniH's tillered hijllic , National f'nllegiate Athletic assoi i '""", fhami)lonMil.H .lime r, and li at Chicago. , . . Frank Uvkoif. hoiithcrii 'allfornlu's ."fastest liumnn." ' Jack Keller, Ohio state txiiiliomorc wizard on the hurdles.'. . . Joe Slvnk, Iliitler mller. rHTfirJ '.""' , . I thc three "'"lotes who gained 38 of CHICAGO VP) Southern California tho 40 nolnts with hirh .h. nii,.i against the field with no takers for I second last year. '"lucriiMrfi'neup for the 10th L.I1' ' the cen- onnual Nationol Collegiate Athletic -h'''? VJv tewB"v ""in-jump association track and fWd S SSS S.,? , accounted for 10 plonshlps at Stagg field hero June i baian P'nts a year a6 ana w' be 5-8 j cacK' Er.mn,i uh . Vlc Williams, second In the 440 mMm'tt mi 7 it ihT S i " e'Bm Points; Dick Barber, third presents 42 1-7 of the 55 27-70 , ln thc. broaa ju for . nob Hall. mlnti mlth .hhh 1 , . i iV ""- J"iH CUD other cotenders-"a fee? aToTTud SirMcGdah ndnie" ayn"' Wo Si"' S 'Z, SiJL .i"' . "fth pmcaensdlnErthe Sao'and low r- r ' -if ; .V "i'i-"-"" "- nurcues, all return. ki.Ti T. " 7 i, Suppleme: , Tho unusually oven dtatrl utlon 'of Graber a" nol'vaultT" Mho ?'"tE njZr: n!r- "'ed'of?enI,w!th ft Bll Ca,"s squad frortl the Big Ten may bo ex- pecieu io come close io tne versatile 4.00 mller- Art Womsnpp Vink n,.r California crew. Tho University of I ? J?,J ? ' .., ??sner' a iB i 1uar Washington has lost by graduation j ABulnst this sweep of ; sunkissed Supplementing this veteran crew and Bill stokes, low and high hurdl ers; Cliff Halstead, a better-than- pace. Simmons, only 28 on May 22, has compiled a seven year record that makes him the standout player of the American league. "They talk about. the A's being a five-man club." remarked a National league man to me the other day. with no grounds whatever for being preju diced. "Why. It's a one-man club. Simmons, that's all. He breaks up the ball games. He's a marvelous defen sive outfielder. Water-bucket Ai, ney Well, all I have to say Is that more batters had better start putting their foot in It." ... Even though Simmons has a long l.aul ahead before he touches Cobb's records, the comparison is Interesting. Cobb won his first batting champion ship ln his third year with the Tigers, ln 1005. with a mark of .350. . Sim mons Just foiled to win the crown In tion at Yale, as a result of two . season defeats at tho hands ' lumbla and Cornell, seem a w premature. , - lru Old Ell. since Ed Leader took ... helm In 1923. has been more ButUhe ful on the college waters than . Hu.,b..VJ me country In eight years Yale has lost ,L half dozen races and bowed to vard's oars at New London only m ln exactly ten years. The Ells the Olympic crown In 1024 and undefeated for nearly four season They are entitled to experience a tit back or two without taking the a," uatlon seriously or "viewing i 1' alarm." ... " w" Cornell waited 15 years to lead thi parade at Poughkeensle aenin . allowed nine years to lapse betwmS victories over th Ella his fourth season, with .303 to Harry It,s no tlme to , Hellmann's .398. The ace of the A's nnr nld Yal(, "Pay on crashed to the top In his seventh campaign, last year, beating Lou Geh rlp with a figure of .381. THE FKSl'RKS Cobb reached his peak average in his seventh season, 1911, when he hit .420 and followed this up with marks of .4410 In 1012 and .300 in 1013. With the advent of the livelier ball, Ccbb's percentage, from a dip down ward, shot up to .389 In 1921 and .401 in 1922. Here's the comparison of Cobbs first seven years at bat with Som mons' performances up to date: Colli) 41 games 97 games 150 games 150 games 156 games 140 games 146 games Simmons 152 games 153 games 147 games 106 games 119 games 143 games 138 games The striking feature of these fig- I ures Is they show exactly the same ' percentage .359 for each' seven : year period. Over the stretcli of sev- j en seasons, Cobb collected 1.208 hits : in 3,369 times at bat, Simmons 1.380 hits In 3,838 times at bat. i Ty s lifetime average for 24 years was .367, however, so that Simmons ' cannot afford to slacken his pace. He i shows no sign of doing so. 1 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 .240 .322 .350 .324 .377 .385 .420 .308 .386 .343 .392 .351 .365 , .301 lliao Chevrolet Truck sit, HMD I'oril Truck " jn, J 1)311 Chevrolet Coach ""' 4,; 1MB Ford Roadster LAKISO.N CHEVROLET CO. 1414 Adams Phone Mala 2 Ity O. II. Heeler Wrestling Ity the Associated Press Camden. N. J. Plnklo Gardner, 175. Schenectadv. N. Y.. drew 11.-1 th Jockey Taylor taking Onlllnl out In 1 C!iria! Hendrkiuez, 1HB. Spain. ironc. close behind followed Cam-1 " au:D2, lieiulrl eronlan bunched with Grlndleton ' tUI'z' llcco"t, 35:18, third a draw Lemonltlon, Eslatd Duly and Revell- tt,u" 'i-60- Ion. At the hulf way mark. Oalllnl I Hartford, Conn. jim Londos, still was out ln front, but Pox hud Greece, throw Ferdnlndo Coronl ft tight hold on Cameronian not far , !7:17; Geno Bruco, Finland, threw off ln thc pace In fifth placo. Juck Reynolds, Omaha, 12 09' Wll- Rountilng famous Tultenhum cor-! Duvis, Virginia, won decision ncr, Galllnl continued to set a burn-I ov-'i' Joe Mondt, Colorado, 30 00 ng pace but Cameronian had moved ! Baltimore. Md. ninn rwih.'i.rr UD llltO third nlaCO bnhhill At-mmn, with Orpen ond Sandwich also im proving their positions. An 1 tho field swung Into tho stretcli, Galllnl and Armognuo ...Mrcu uhvh witn urpen and cam Italy, throw Dick Davlscourt, Call lonila. 43 ;((); Dlr-k Hhlkat. Germany, ivwiuiiiiu, icussia, drew, 30:00: Jim McMillan, Chicago, and j Leo Hyatt drew. 30:00: Edward Ouk- eronlan moving out In front. With I St. Louis. 28:oo iriigos. second Vini nr m r, , 0 "o ",0 or 20"' "vo-teiitlw behind Ro- second day of the Oregon State golf land Locke's world's record time. iVriin V I fy- to win the 36- Wykoff's stamina, despite his slight TZ ,ylllf tm'"i- ' bullt1' was rlrBt ""own In the final coming, in two under par on the American Olvmnla triuls of 192a. when MUlinOm.-lll cntll-Kn llnhl,lu - nr. t. . " .. T . tuiiE u,,,,, ... J " ,u ,,c uu iiici,l-i-b tauouv luyytirtis), , ccui-se In a biiz wnv With hie 76 of Monday's round nml fnnr Mm,,,, l .rtnr,, VOLU . 1,1 u..ul8 wny was one stroke In front of Dr. Jack equaling the Olympic record. ' ' ' This Game of Golf raarsnair. the leader, aftol- the first round. Marshall siiot a 75 which lie added to his 73. His aggregate was 147 against 146 for Robbins. Eddlo Hogan. second in line Mon day, had a 75 yesterday for a 149 stroke total. The ten highest cards: Johnny Robblns. 70-70140-. Dr Jack Marshall. 73-74 147; Frank Dolp. 75-73148; Hudle Wllheim, 70-72148; Eddie Hogan 74-75140' Dr. O. F. Willing. 70-74150: Tab Boycr. 70-75151; L. J. Nichols. Os wego. 77-75152: Joe Brown. 70-78 154; Georgo Will. 70-77 160 I pin,cu u iieiu oi ' 3 & ' unquestioned class as good as the , j country affords but its leaders are i from a wide range of schools. j Wisconsin, new Big Ten champion, scraped together 11 1-10 points last Y I year, all In field events. If the Bad 's j ger runners, especially Davidson in 3 ; tho 440. Kirk ln the mile and Wright , 3Sjin thc two-mile, perform as surprls jlngly as they did in tho conference Next, says Dr. Charles Strub. nrcsl- ,," "T;h, "it". .fll" ? dent of the San Francisco baseball enough to push the me n of Tmv club, cornea thc Illuminated golf stT, fni .I'm iS,? J?; ,u. Dl'. StlUb lle T.nlnrfTI,l ,lll, iT-JiV ' . i .n'r "J?.ed.!Ji'. irm. D?, b'!;g ' Wnor Shove and Ben lasimnn. Senators Beat League Leaders; Beavers Lose Hy the Asmk-IsiOmI I'ress Tho Sacramento Senators did last niKht what hasn't been done-' for seme tlme beat the Hollywood Stars. The defeat was a 4 ,to0 0 shutout and the Stars were held to five hits by I-rcltas. Tho Stars, however. ;i;TS Hon: 1' nsi: turned In an errorless tamo and still OAR DION CITY, N. Y.. Jutio a uii rctulu n linn hold on first wlace. Leo Dlefjol wau vlsltinir tho Ciierrv 1 Ban Francisco's Seals, losers In last Valley club course ye.'jU-iday to look ' week's series with Seattle, started ovrr some new wooden clubs, lio tlllK week by handing the Portland took one to the first too and socked Heavers a 10 to U luclnir yesterday away. His cuddle- found the ball in 1 "tternoon. Gibson hurled the Seals tho hole at tho first green, 285 yards through his tenth seasonal victory. away, pur 4 . j u ,s ,c oniy wasner that rj$ ' lyMW' Ir CIEAMS BY THE J fF r HAND-mSIIiNC METHOD mW ' rTtPft Vwj u'lili' Irv fill. ' Ono of the runs scored auainst him eamo when Hunt, Seal nghtftelder, tlroppcd a fly. Los -Angeles shut out the Seattle Indians 4 to 0 as Carrol Yerkes, An Ijel hurler. held the tribe In check by allowing seven hits. Vince Bar ton. Aiu;el right fielder, hit his tenth homer of the season in the eighth. Reuther. Indian pitcher, was nicked for 12 hits and his teammates con tributed three errors. Tho Mission Reds pus bed Oakland a stop Into the league cellar by de leatpiK them 5 to 2. A sixth inning niny netted tho Missions four runs and they were aided by Babe Plnel Us costly error In this frame. Yesterday's results: R. H. E. Sau Francisco 10 14 1 'ortland a 0 2 Gibson and Baldwin: Malls and woodall. R. H. E. ancrnmento 4 7 0 Hollywood 0 5 0 tieltns and Wirts; Yde, Hollerson ana uussler. Mayer, f'.?.e of affectionate esteem-was Hit-; ounrter-mUcrs: Poco Smith. Zr Zr nog in wio mugnuicent directors Amniri wost I,,- t room of the Seals'gnew ball par,. 0 C-no ch"0"68' The Seals' park was designed cspc- K rhuivhni ,iVoI,ii( 7 dally for night baseball, about which champion "s u'e Unlve" "tT o I CM pr. Strub Is immensely enthusiastic. tQtg's ontXutl to t e I attended a game that evening be- ronks of const ,nvadersu tween san Francisco and Oakland. Besides Wykoff. stewort and Chur- r,v"fW a 8rCnt S"OW' Wlt11 V'SlW1- ! '" hmplons in five other events. ity perfect. wlll ae,end their, 1030 laurels. Joe " Sivak of Butler and Harold Manning ll-U MINATING v.Ol.V EASY of Wichita will try again to run "In my opinion." said tho Doc, "thc ! away from the boys from bigger adequate Illumination of a golf course I schools In the mile and two-mile Is a simpler problem than that of a ; though Sivak may switch this year ball park. It will be even more easy to tho 880. if tho golf course Is laid out with I Leo Sentman, Illinois flash, opposed night-play in mind; parallel fairways 1 by the sensational Jack Keller of and such matters. The lighting will I Ohio State, will seek to duplicate or not need to be nearly so concentrated better his performance of Inst venr. as in a game of swift action, like j when he won the low hurdles and uaseuau. cook second in the highs. Strub rather more than hinted that I Ed Gordon, Iowa negro, and Tom- oau i-i-ancisco is on the verge of try- : my warne or Northwestern will de Something less than a vear aeo I ' happened to chat with Tommy Lough- ! ran. the eminent Philadelphia ring artist, in the lobby of Madison Sauare Garden. It was not long after he ! had been handed a freak knockout by Jack Sharkey. A wide grin came ' as he talked about that affair and the way It had punctured his heavy-! weight hopes for the tlmo being. j But say." remarked Tommy, "you ! now I have taken on some more i weight and I think I can staeo a I comeback. You boys may laugh at me but I still think I can outbox ineso big fellows. " And now ho has done it I Bigger, faster and boxing better than ever before, Loughran has punched his way smack Into thc middle of the big business again by whipping Max Bacr. Ernie Schaaf, Tufty Griffith and Victorlo Campolo in succession within less than four months. The Loughran that speared and clouted 230-pound Campolo looked like the smartest heavyweight since Gene Tunncy. Even so the breaks are against Tommy for. the time be ing. It's too late for him to move cither into the Ohio or New York ' heavyweight championship picture. 1 with the Schmcling-Strlbllng and ' Sharkcy-Carnera arguments yet to be settled, although he has tiirnn.i i,-, 1 ;by far tho most Impressive f istlo pel-- 1 Starting a Vacation trip without acci dent and liability insurance is as risky as leaving without a spate tire f O W WAR NOCK MGR Ing It out on a full-sized course with in a year. "The towers can be placed to pro vide llllmunatlon for two or even three fairways from a single station, tend their broad Jump and nolo vault cii.iiupiuiisinps. X. (.'. A. A. UKCOIiOS 100 yards :00t. made by George Simpson. Ohio State. 1928, and l.o said. "And the same lower that ! Frank Wykoff, Southern California. lights one green con Illuminate the iyJ0. . next tee. It s a cinch for thc golf 220 yards :0.7. made by Simpson, architect. And It's coming mark 1930. my prediction!" 440 yards :47.7, made by Emerson a great many persons who love f iJencei. cjraniora, lvza. baseball can go to see It at night and 8t0 yards 1 .-51.1 not in tne daytime." he said. "The aiartin. furnue. iu3u. samo Is equally true of people who On0 mlle 4:17.6, made by Hay f .ic to play golf or who would like to Conger, Iowa State, 1927, and Kufus play It It they had a lob that per- Klser, Washington, 1928 mado by Orval R. H. E. a 11 1 0 9 1 ; Lelbcr Oakland Missions Ludolph. Hurst nnd Read iuhi urenzcl. I R. T. E. ! Los Angeles 4 ia 0 I Keattle 0 7 3 Yei kes and Campbell: Reuther and Gaston. rTHE first lime llinl il has bn poibl to ' - ur full-sUeit rlrclric washer, of VOSS quality, (or only $69,911 The VOSS li made ami cuiirnnle-J by ilia JOUnlrys oldest limnuf.clurer. of wmher.. r'," or tho same lino quality M t, . WI . ! ,h"t h"ve ,olJ in for as high as $150. 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Mich., and Mol Arngou, Hern, mi, liuilnniipolls Thraco Fox, Intllnu upoUs. slopped Mike ODowrt. Co litnvbus. Q.. l.or. Anelrs Dynnmltc Jnckson. t-'antu Monlot. Cul., outpointed Jack lirUnuui, Btiton Itoujie, . ( io. JameK Mrrrtott. Oklnhomu City, knocked out Ford Smith, Sun Tedro, tll.. (3 ). Cocwr d"Alcne. Idaho Maxle Ros uiblcom, New York, outpointt'd F'red I cnliari. Spokune, Wash.. (10), mlttotl them to be off in the elaV' time, which n lot of jobs stubbornly decline to do. "I believe JJus't ns Rood Rolf may bo played by experts or duffers under artificial illumination ns they can produce in tl.e daytime. And in hot weather it will be far more comfort able, and a round never wlll be cut short by the sun setting." u.aha now. joiin ;it.iu:itT TOI.At'CO .LAST LMI'I.OYKS LOUISVtl.LF., Ky. U". Clara Bow nnd John Gilbert are both employes """ im.nu.iu-tur.nK piaiil. aci: i in:it i.iciirs As to the reference to good golf after dnrk. one Is reminded that the first and I think the only hole In one shot ever achieved by .Gone Sara ?en was on his first shot under the floodlights when an experiment was tried some years ago with a very mod est equipment of unscientifically inoumca ugius on temporary towers The six steel towers about the Seals stadium carry from 40 to AO lamps aimen iikp a nne at a separate spot eacl:, and every . separate lamp is within thc playing enclosure, afford ing perfect diffusion and ample light- ing in every part of the field, with no cross-fire to pet in the eyes of the players. Naturally, the dangerous old sun-field Is non-existent after sunset. Dr. strub's prophecy Is Interesting. Next I suppose we shall be hearing frcm the more or less patient golf widews in this connection not to mention the golf-widowers, whose ranks appear to be Increasing rapid ly, these last few years, especially out here on the Pacific slope. WINS $.-()(. LOSKS JOB Two miles 0:18.1, made bv Harold Manning, Wichita, 1930. High hurdles :14.4, made by Earl Thomson, Dartmouth. 11)21. and Steve Anderson. Washington, 103$. Low hurdles :23.2. made by Frank uunei, lowa, ioi8. and Lee Sentman. Illinois. 1030. High Jump 6 ft. 7 Vi tn.v made by W. C. Haggard. Texas, 1926. Broad Jump 25 ft. 10'fe in., made by DeHart Hubbard. Michigan, 1925. Pole vault 13 ft. 976 In., made by Tom Warne. Northwestern, 1930. Shot put 51 ft. I?4 in., made by Ilarlcw Iiothert. Stanford. 1930. Discus ICO ft. 93 in., made by Paul Jessup. Washington, 1930. Javelin 21G ft. 7 in., made by Lee Bartlctt. Albion. 1928. Hammer 175 ft. 1 In., made by F. D. Tootel, Bowrioln. 1923. With starting blocks. LEGAL TltOl'llLE The legal tangle Into which the Sharkey-Comera bout tumbled has not helped the ballyhoo for this over-stuffed party. It has enabled the Stribllng Schmellng bout to get all the early "play" and steal the headlines, with Ohio in the process of getting steamed up over Its first big heavy weight show since Dempsey plastered Willard at Toledo 12 years ago The talk about a million dollar "gate" or anything close to it at Cleveland on July 3, may seem a trifle optimistic this far in advance and in view of general conditions around the box-offices The boys will give three cheers If tho payoff oir the Strlbllng-Schmel-ing affair Is on the basis of anvthirxr clpse to 9500,000 If it goes beyond that, the depression will be over or the end is uround the corner or something. ; Insulation Before vtheaiot .weather comes, insulate your home with BALSAM WOOL It makes your home cooler In summer nnd warmer in winter. VanPetten Lumber Company Phone Main 732 . "Good Service Quick" NO TEAKS FOR Y.M.K Any nlarm over the rowing sltun- HAVANT, England.. June 3 i,rt Hurry Wheeler, n grocery ele-rK, wen n ft.lin tirlvn Im ri.rl,i. c,,..u,r. stnkce bill lost the Job he had hcitlJwho "'"orbed even the mannerisms I Sport Slants t Ity Alan 4. Gould (Associated Press Sports Editor) The Vosmlks come and sometimes go but thc full bloom of spring lu the American league shows there Is enly one Simmons Aloyslus Harry by name, heavy hitter by inclination and power-house of the World's Chairlplon Athletics by force of fact. There may never be another Ty Cobb In either major league for sus tained brilliancy over more than a score of vears. but the Polish boy who roomed with Cobb in the famous Georgian's declining baseball davs. Wash Suits Age 1 to 8 Short or Long Pants Guaranteed Colors 79c to $1.98 Blouses & Shirts Size 4 to 12 50c to 98c NORTOiYS KIDDY SHOP 13 hero, the company's payroll records rionym of "Jumbo " and gave the ad- for 43 years. He bought n ticket under the pseu- ahow Clara, a red-hend. Is less thnn two months older than the movie actress of the same name. but .41 .vt 1-JI T Indinna plans to place- some 12 rr IS steel fiiv towers to protect some 3S.0H) acivs of dense timber land. dnvis of his employer. O. R. Stand Inc. grx-er, magistrate, and lay of the great Tyrus. seems the closest all-around approach so far to the one and only. The parallel Is heightened by the fact that Simmons, for his first seven When Standing, a strong oppon-lcated Cobb's record for the similar ent of gambling, heard of the Incl- span of Ty"s career, dent, he promptly discharged Wheel- Ruth has been the most spec'.acu er. fearing the "uc of the address lar ot the hitters. Hormby had a would compromise him. marvelous five year streak at a ,400 ONLY A FEW DAYS me left for you to secure that correct listing in our new telephone directory. 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