Eugene register-guard., June 21, 1937, Image 6

THE REGISTER-GUARD. E PC EXE. OREGON
P.ic:g Six.
SPORT PARADE
By HENRY McLCMORE
Laurelwood Wins 5th Annual Valley Golf
CHICAGO, June .l (UR Jnmes
J. Braddock will retain bis world's
heavyweight championship tomorrow
nicht by outpointing Joe 1-ouis over
the full derby distance of j rounds.
This ipn't guesswork. It's phrenolo
gy, one of the few absolute sciences.
Two months ago when this fight
was definitely M-aled, nnd I knew I
would have to pirk ilie winner, I
threw cmt feeler for n new method
of selection. Ten leaves failed me:
even the usually reliahle Hrnngc
Pekoe, So had gvpsies, ouijn boards,
spirit message, dreams, numerology,
rrvstal-ging and other occult an
gles. So I turned to phrenology,
that system of skull interpreta
tion which makes the human nog
gin as easy to read as a McGuffy
primer. For $10 I enrolled
correspondence school
leacnes ine science. I
In
which
I do net boast when T pay that my
srhool is the Harvard of phrenology
institution. The chair nf phrenology
is occupied by a ini'ii whose name k
a household word at Hellevue, .Matte
wan, nnd Kankakee. It wan Ihitf pe
dant who. by a hiniple massage of hi
own skull, astounded the world not
no long ao by flatly announcing that
Turkey was the sick man of Kurope,
the l.alkau fount ries were the powder-keg
of I be continent, the I'nna
111:1 (Vinal was a time-saver for ships
and a Mitch in time was worth two
in the hii!-b, provided you looked be
fore you leaped on honesty which is
the bc-t policy.
It took me .seven weeks to gradu
ate, which means that it was only
yesterday that I received my mortar
hoard.
I passed up the commencement
exercises to stay here and read
my own head for the name of the
winnor between Braddock and
Louis. Today In my study, whose
deep quiet Is broken only by a
shimmy In the transmission of
my morris chair. I took my head
In my hands and read every line
of It. The first bump I investi
gated was an old one that I got
from falling out of a peach tree
In Genrnh. It yielded the crop
statistics In Rhode Island, the
lonnltutlo and latitude of Mada
gascar, and the original manu
script of the Gettysburg address,
written on the back of an en
velope by the great emancipator
himself.
The gradual rise bark of my right
ear was productive. There, in hold
italies, were the first three chapters
of Elinor Glyn's "The Shiek", the
height of n stoop-shouldered Singer
midget standing in n ditch, nnd the
exact lorntion of the lost chord.
w
Finally I found a plateau that
told me about the fight. As I
rubhed It thero came a great
rinnfng of gonns In my ears.
FTesin dust filtered before my
eyes, and a rabbit brought me In
a drink of punch.
ltrnddock. the plateau revealed, will
be knocked down twice before t he
fourth round is completed. Hut he
will get up and Louis, discournged
nnd tired, will fade. Kor ten rounds
Mrmldork will jab Job with n left.
In the l'th round Louis will be close
to losing by n knockout, hut will
manage to net up nnd hang on until
the finish.
That's nil I know. It should bo
enough to nvike you much money.
1 (Copyright by Toiled Press)
Sid Milligan Is Medalist for Third
Consecutive Year With 151; Country
Club Second, Salem's Champs Third
By DICK STRITE
Playing through nine hours of Eugene's now-perpetual rain, SO of
the valley's finest golfers, representing nine clubs, sloshed around
the Eugene Country club course for 36 holeR Sunday In the Willamette
Valley (iolf association's fifth annual tournament.
Hut In spite of the fact that every drive sent a new stream of water
down divoteers' bailis and rain drops played a steady tune on the
putting greens, the J.aurelwood course team of Eugene completely
outclassed the field to capture Its third title in five years. The vic
tory gave the local mashlo swingers permanent possession of the
mammoth silver trophy.
Sid Milligan, No. 1 Country club man. also scored a triple. For the
third consecutive year Milligan won medalist honors, with a 74-77 151.
remarkable golf considering the weather which slowed greens, min
imized rolls and stopped approach shots dead.
r.aurelwnnd's eight ma:i tenm
averaged So .1 stroke:: to capture tho
l.ampinnsliip with a mini f 12.SS.
strokes lower tlii'ii the
l.'ugene Country club aggregation with
K'.Jl pc:n(s for t-ecoinl phi'!. Salem
Country club, winners of the lO.'l'i
i-.ent in the r.viitr.i city, tin!; third
pl.ire with l.'M'i points. Other Irani
fin res wore: Alln;ir, l't"7t Oregon
City, 1"M; Corvallif. V.'M; ItoM-burg.
147:;. I'layeis on the On!:w:iy and
Collage (iron: teams picked up. d s
i::alify:iiK the t cluU from til?
t 11 111 c -lllirtilioll.
The M.-il'-lifii'Id tram fiiih'd to show.
l.mrelMond, Oaknay mid Club players
si.lKtilu'ing for Hie contf club.
.Milligan. repealing lii vicloiies at
rVilpin l-st year a:id at Laurelwood in
posted an aggregate oil hole
a ore of 151. Ii ill llossi.n of I nurel
v.ood ,'-on Ilie runner-lip Imply with
.hi aggregete of l.Vi, follov ed by
Lloyd Omliil, Laurelwood, and Leo
nard IV.'own of Laure'w ood b:'t who
iibslitule(l for Marshifcld. They
cnriled lo'io
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Sports
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AssK-iatrd I'rens Spurt Writer
We.! r.d brseball ft standings in
Vth loops almost mirecognijit d.
The l;ed Sox stayed hot: the Cnrdi
it.'ils iv.-re hotter; the Tigc; were
lather warm t hem -elves. The Yankees
teed f;'f in their homer hitting spec
ialty fi-r the emrrh'i'inient of the
.-eason's biggest rrowd: the (iinnts'
iiore .live tu. iied into a bud-lid;.
The Boston Bees joined th? Cincin
nati Ileds in th National league eel
ir. and the AMileties ii 1 the same
with th.' b-whdered Brownies in the
Ameriecn lrnue.
Here wa tiie set np:
The Cardinals were in second plrcv
in the Vitioni'l le; gu . I.cii W'arneke
pitch. -d a four-hiiter :u d li7.7y Hean
a five-hittei to belt the slinghss Bee
and SM Sunday. IHzzy.; doings
,!Sf
A
Crown
(Ity I nited l re.-)
l'raek niul field athletes, competing
college champiouslrjii at l!rkelev j
r.j.d in Priii etnii' annual int::tionai '
meet, prouueru new record in tne mmle n-m the f ir;-t 1e;i-gaine winner
sports feature of a .slim sporU week- ! (1f the year, nnd ltic!;y Medu'ek wnl
end. J 'tped hiuner No. 15.
The top flight event inclr.'.Nd: )
Track and Field: Tin re National
Intercollegiate A. A. records were
bioken as Tniversity of South.-rn L'nl
11HREE of the siege guns of the U. S. Ryder Cup tram, left to riqht, Sam Snead, National Open runner
up, Ralph Guldahl, Ooen winner, and Denny Shuts. P. G. A. champion, admire the prized golf trophy
which they promised, at a bon voyage dinner in their honor In New York, to successfully defend over in
Eng'and.
Valley Golf Meet Scores
I RosEon . .
I O'Connell
Leal
Prescott
The (iinnts. still minus the winning , Qnilid
D Maggio's Homer No. 15
Pur Out
4
Morning
5 4 5
Afternoon
4 4 5
5 4
3 4
-37
6 4 fi .'i
10 II 12 13 14 15
I'ur In
4 4 3 5 3 4
Mo ruin;
4 4 3 4 4 4
Afternoon
4 4 4 5 3 5
4 4- -40
17 13
3 .5-35
3 434
3 537
Although the next transit of Venus
neross the fare of the sun will not
ornir for 117 ye;irs, ihe time when the
planet will nppenr on the ruu'h disk
ran be predicted for any point on the
earllfs surface within a minute or
two. Tli' last transit was on Iee. ti,
Following the afternoon play, nil
j;olfers gathered in the club house
uhere Jim O'Connell, association
piesident, awarded the trophlts and
medals.
Clarenec Sutton of Laurelwood re
ceived the tram championship trophy
vhich tvill rest in the hill-top course
trophy case for good. Milligan was
urcsonUd n handsome hiin-gold trophy
as tournnment medalist. Kosson was
given p. Bun-gold cup for runnerup
honors Omlid was awarded the sec-ond-d'v'.ion
(mndt up of the 40 No.
5, tl, 7 and S men) mednlUt award
'vt his 15(1. Ho received n st-n-gobl
arh tray with n golfing figr.ie nt-
at' hod.
Laurelwood In 1938
Tie rlips. with golf f.gures attach
ed, we. u prrsented to the entire Laii
n lwool team and golfers whe posted
ihe lowest scores on each tenm. The
Laurelwood winners besides Kosson
,ind (Mnlid wire: Jim I'Conue!!. Pnu
Lenl. Hrrt Prcseolt, Hill (ioodwiu Jr.,
Hill (ioodwin Sr., nnd Sutton.
Other winners were: Wilson Jewett
Jr., Country Club; Walt ('Hue Jr.,
Snlem; I'ridenux, Albaiiy; Scharback,
( fregou City; Patterson, ( 'ot vnllis ;
liridges, 'lonebnrg; Hill ;'(iuimerly,
Cottage Crove ; Hav.l "Skinny" Mor
'.nn, Oakway, and Hrov.n of Laurel
wood playing for Mnrshfield.
Following the presentations, the as
sociation officers voted unnnimously
to hold the 1!CS 'ouruntuent at Lau
relwood. O Council and tieorge Evans,
secretary, were also unanimously re
i Icctod tfi office.
In :-p:to of Ihe rain, the (.uiniament
whs conducted in n splendid manner
due lo the coo--,.-l atitm of Wendell
iVood and l.eouiinl Anderson club
and Laurelwood professionals, re--I'tM-tir
-ly.
ifcrnii wo:i the annual N.C.A.A meet
at Iterkeley with ill points. Stanford
w,is second with TA) and Ohio State
third with JS. Itecord-brenkers were
J. din Woodruff. Pitt-burgh, h.ilf mile
in 1'50. 3; (Gregory Itice, Notre Paine,
two-mile in !I:14.'J; nnd Hill Sefton,
V.S.C., pole vault, 14 feet S 7-S
ir.ehes. Archie San Romani, Kansas,
rand the second fastest mile in track
cistory in doing 4:07. 'J nt th" Prince
ton invitational meet, and Floyd
Lochner, Oklahoma, set a new Amer
;.!in mark of 0:59.3 for the two-mile
steeplerhase.
Hone Racing: Pawn Play n filly.
Aon th" $25.(100 Ainencan derby at
Washington Park, Chicago. Aneroid
took the Caiter handicap and Ftrabo.
the Pwyer stakes at Aquedurt.
Tennis: Don Budge, America's hop
u the Wimbledon tournnment start
log Monday, won the men's singles
".-own in the Queen's tournament nt
f.-'ndon by defeating Bunny Austin,
KnglnnJ's top player. John MeDiar
ii. id nnd fiene MeC'auliffe won the
National clay courts doubles title at
'hicngo. Haiti interrupted the singles
final bftweeu Bobby Kiggs ci.d J'ot
i'lint, both of Chicago.
Golf: Helen Hicks, former National
nn.nteur champion, won the Vomcn's
National Open tournament title at
Chicago,
Boat Racing: Hanger, Vnidcrbilt
candidate to defend the America's
up. won her sixth straight victory
in preliminary races.
Boxing: Joe Louis, challenger, per-f'ynm-d
misernbly in his final boxing
w -rkou for his bout with heavy-
( ight champion Jim Brnddock in
Chicago Tuesday.
Rowing: Conch Charles Buck'
Walsh's Navy varsity wai: established
a 1 -'2 co-favorite Monday with I'ni
versity of Wnfdiiugton's "champion
Huskies on the eve of the 40th row
big of the intercollegiate regatta nt
liiuglikcepsie.
ince,
Goodwin Sr.
Totil
Total
i.lthough they won their single i (Joodwin Jr.
i-.'.nu from the lleds Sunday. 4-3,
with the nid of the breaks.
The year's top rrowd, OS 0."0,
i tickvri Yankee stadium to sf e mur
derers' row pound the White Sox nil
iier the lot and win twice S-4 :'iid 7-4,
with thi- aid of five homers, includ
ing No. 15 for Joe PiMaggio. Lefty
(i;.mez turned in a six-hitter in the
opener and Monte Per .'on rnr.de his
rst start after a month long lay-off
in the nightcap.
AfMr extending their winning
r'reak ro sis straight, longest in two
icars. by taking the d.oible bi'.l open
er from thi' Indians 5-J. the Red Sox
dioppco the nightcap 8-7, but still re
tained fourth place.
Petroit's Tigers took advantage of
tight throwing by Elder. Aukrr nnd
Tommy Bridges nnd flogged 'lu floun
dering Athletics in a pai. 6-3 and 8-1.
Ferrell Wins Third
This twin whipping dropped the
A's into a last place tie. as the
i'towns were unable to do much with
Wes Ferrell and lost 5-3 in their
; 'ngle game with the Senators. It
v.i'.a th: ee straight for Ferrrli since
he traded his Hod Sxx unifi'm for
the Nat spicial.
Aftc. upending a day in tLe Na
tional itnguc cellar, the Phi!L'cs de
cided it wasn't what they warttd, nnd
not only climbed out again. Lut ad
v..nced all lie way to sixth with n
-'. Tt coiupiest of the league leading
Chirazo Cubs. The vi tory I oostcd
I lc Phils past both the Itds and
)Ves, and cut the Cubs' pace letting
margin to one slim game.
It way Van Mungn to the rescue
rgain as the Dodgers plit with the!
P'ttshurgh Pirates. After dropping
ike op.-ner 4-'-' to Joe Bowman's ef- I
'ictive elbowing, the Broklj ns teed I
i ff on l!ed Lucas in the nightcap, and
then had to cnll on their firehr.ll ace
- save the situation and nil' de-c'sion.
LAURELWOOD
37 3S 75 39 41 SO 155
42 377!) 43 40 S3 162
, 40 3979 41 37 7S 1j7
41 3(i 77 At 39 SI 15S
39 3S 77 42 37 7 ft 156
41 41 -13 S?i 16S
39 3S 77 44 3S S2 159
, 44 43 S7 4J 41 S6 173
10 DEFEA"
DM. LUOGLPH
EUGENE COUNTRY CLUB
Milligan 4'1 3-1 Tl 40 3777
Jewett 43 4H-SS 4J 3377
Evans 44 40 S4 " 41 4U SI
flerot 41 44 SH 3S 40 7S
Calkins 44 41-s:' 43 4-S5
Koke 44 42 SO 43 42-S7
Babb 44 30-S3 42 41-S3
McC'ool 42 45-S7 44 42-S6
,.12SS
131
1CU
385
163
170
173
166
173
..1321
SALEM
! Cline 40 4(1 SO 3S 3977 157
Victor 41 30 SO 42 3S SO 160
Taylor 40 3979 44 43 S7 16G
dinger 41 39 SO 50 4494 174
Thompson 44 41 S5 46 37 S3 16S
Flanerv 42 42 S4 43 43 S6 170
Lengre'n 46 449(1 46 40 S6 176
! Henclrie 45 44 S3 46 37 S3 172
Total 1343
ALBANY
Arnold 46 4490 41 41-S2 172
Priueaux 44 3S S2 42 3779 161
Hockin 4'-' 39 SI 44 40 S4 165
Buchanan 43 42 S5 45 44 S9 174
Fortmiller 46 39S5 44 37 SI 166
Brvant 41 4J S3 45 3S S3 166
.lenks 4S 39 S7 44 43 S7 174
Kenyon 44 41-S5 47 4791 - 179
Total 1337
OREGON CITY
Barry 45 4U S3 43 42 S3 170
Scharback 3S 4J Si 41 4U SI 161
Latourette 44 43 S7 42 40 S2 169
McCiahuey 42 45 SS 43 41 S4 172
Morris 5(1 4090 43 3S SI 171
Znniker 45 39 S4 45 44 S9 173
Bauersfeltl ' 44 43 S7 45 43 SS 175
Krassig 42 46 SS 54 45 102 190
By T!'i A,r!-url 1'rnss
; Fnr sain cho:!p prnct ii- illy now
'it.m:i! b:ill spc W'jiltpr "'riio llt-fat"
.Mail. Iniiu.'ii'iniis jmlilirity direct"!" of
the Sun l-'ranciscn Seals,
i I.nst Monday Mails sazcil into the
erystal ball anil e.anie ni smiling. He
predicted the Seals would be bnek in
first place in the l'acifie Coa'-t base
ball league before tlie wepk was over.
Monday the Seals were three ftdl
crimes behind the Sacramento Solons.
i The Seals' management e.ct:n'.Tt"fl
more than 12.ttf'0 persons attended
j Sunday's Seals-Mission par.ie. the
proceeds of which went to Srn Fran
! Cisco's t hntins. " The Seals won the
1 hall game. S to ti. but had to use
five pitchers to do it.
Sacramento and Seattle shared a
! doublehe.ader marked by 43 base hits.
including six home-runs. Sacramento
won the first, an eleven inning thrill
er, 0 to o. Seattle came back to win
the nightcap. 10 to 4 with Eddie Fer
t nandes, Fred Muller of the tribe and
i H'ilbur Cooper of the Senators get
ting home runs.
! San Diego was back in third place
Monday after taking a pair from the
: l.os Angeles Angels, 11 to 4 anil 3
to L.
The Oakland acorns were still after
that evasive series. They lost
; their chance to win their first series
I of the li).".7 season by sharing n
brace of games with the rortland
1 Beavers. Portland took the opener. 7
to 0. beating Wee Willie J.udolph, the
: Acorns' pitching milkman. It was his
, first defeat in three games. Al l'e
chota limited the Beavers to seven
hits in the second game and the (ak
won 4 to 1 ,
Total
CORVALLIS
C. G. Maack, Local Astrologer,
Picks Louis to Win in 9th Round
Ingalls 41 42 S3 41 41 S3 16S
Patterson 40 43 S3 43 40 S3 166
Babb '. 44 42 SB 44 40 St 170
Williams 41 41 S2 42 4 1 Sti 16S
firnv 47 4 191 43 13 S6 177
Hanson 4S 50 9S 45 1792 19:1
Koxburv 4S 4694 41 45 SS ISO
Blakelv 41 47 SS 47 4 191 179
E GOLFERS DREW
P, I JL GOLF IE!
Total
ROSEBURG
4
- X
- 1 I
!
i
t Kditor's Note Last week we
promised that ('. (J. Maack, local ns
trolnger, would read the hnroseopes of
Joe Ixmis nnd James J, Braddock
ami pronounce the winner of Tuesday
night's world heavyweight champion
ship fight in I'hieago. Maack picks
Louis to win and t he following ar
ticle shows his findings and gives the
(reasons for bis predictions L
j 'lim Braildm-k, champion, has a
1 very interesting astrological birth
j chart." says Maack. "He is a son of
;ihe siii (lemini with the planet Sat
i urn in his house of personality, in the
i siixn of Pisces, The Sun with l'luto
jtthe new planet, are in his house of j
i home, the fourth. The Sun i sipiare ;
I Saturn, a very had aspect for his j
1 lic'ilth, nstndogy snvs, This iiulicates j
injury to the parts of the body that j
! are represented by the signs these
planet?, are in SA'ITKN in the simi
of the ri'.LT il'iscest. SI N in the t
sign of the Ali.MS and HAM'S (Ce- ;
t mini) injuries to these parts, also'
in.iury to ihe HLAl. since IMSl'KS I
rules his first house tihe headt. j
"Saturn is in fine aspect to Nep- ;
jtune, ruler of I'isces. In ltraddock's j
chart, the Sun. Saturn and l'luto are I
! most powerfully placed. Net Is Vra-j
Inus. planet of sudden .'ictimis and un- j
foreseen event. This planet is ele. ;
v a ted alM e the others ami in his
houe of friend,
i Clever Use of Hands
I ''Next is Mar-, planet of battle.
Murs in this man's chart rules his
house of money, the second. Also his
Bridges
('linger ...
Marks
Cummings
Pickens . .
Hallmark .
altogether different outlook on life,
from that of ltrnddock. Jupiter is
the oppuleut outgoing genial host.
Saturn is gloomy, looking on the dark
side of things.
broken ncck ' Kodgers
''.Toe's Jupiter is doubly related to ! oe
Mercury, first by a close parallel j
and by n vpiire. Joe s Sun is exact
ly square to Jupiter, causing him to
have h great deal of L1VKK TKOl -1W.K,
unless he controls diet. It mav
also ItllKAK HIS XKCK while trav
eling. Joe has his Sun in the house of
short journeys the third, joined by
Mercury. Mars also rules Joe Louis'
money. His Mars is in Leo and his
sixth house of work. Mars is friendly
to his Sun that helps his health, al
though he will have some surgery
done to his hotly nt sometime. Venus,
Joe's ruler, is joined by Saturn in
(Jeinini in his house of home, show
ins joy and somherness altenuit inzly.
"Mars in Leo makes Joe the care
ful, jet courageous fijihter. This 'Mars
is in the same position where Hrnd
doek's Moon is. Joe's Moon is higher
than all the planets in the chart, in
l':ipricornus and in his house of
friends. This shows the popularity Joe
enjoys, especially anions his own race.
"His Moon is oposed by Pluto
from the fifth house of pleasure, tell
ing us he not only has to fight his
opponent, but the w bite opposition.
Louis has Jupiter. Venus and Saturn
m the most powerful positions. The
Moon is next. Jupiter, the ruler of the
mid-henvpu from the "asT ndent"
portends (hat Joe is due to win. To
Total ...
Zimmerly ...
Morelock . . .
Leniley
Bngley
Denson
Carlson
Swartz
Wilson
No total.
Fischer
Morgan
Talbot
Farts
(Jibvon
Huffnker ...
Put ton
Osmundson .
No total.
4.1 4fi Sf 43 41 SG 17j
10 44 fi:i 4S 4)501 1ST
4S 5 OS 4S 4.1 PI 1S;
4:: 43 St! 4S 4150 17.1
51) 46Ofi 47 4300 ISO
4S 40 SS 47 40 $7 173
4407 40 4605 102
30 4696 46 52 OS 104
, 1473
COTTAGE GROVE
4J 30 SI 41 4152 163
40 16 0" i picked up)
4T on 07 47 46 0:i 100
, 402 4J 44 Sti 16S
i.'i 4S o:: n 42 s 7 iso
J'l 4" 01 46 40 0." l'-1
52 46-OS 47 4704 102
47 12 SO 47 5300 1T0
OAKWAY
17 4 101 46 4400 1 St
45 42 s 7 43 45 SS 175
51 52 lo:; i picked up
, 16 42 SS 45 44 SO 177
40 4S 07 45 4500 1ST
, 45 40 0 1 47 4401 1M
46 42 SS 43 5205 13
46 1400 43 46 SO 170
TACOMA. Wash.. June 21 U.R
On n rain-snaked course, top-notch
golfers of W.-ihini;lon. Oregon, Cali
fornia. Itritish Columbia and even
Houston, Tex., teed off today for
1 Miialifyinz round of the 3ith annual
Pacific Northwest Golf association
tonrna ment.
Harry Chan. Seattle. Walker Cup
H.tyer. will defend his title on the
linlis of the T.icoma t-.olt and Count ry
club.
Mirian Mrpouzall. Portland, will
atempt to retain the crown she won
in in:;i and a-ain Iar year. T!i"
women's tournament will he played
three days mi the Fin-rest i- ui.ce and
iliree days at the country !ub.
Among the stars entered in tl-
tournnment are: Albert "r'r'.t
Campbell, Seattle, champion in 1
ind P.':1..". Ciinadinn champion in V1'-'---and
P.I31 and co-tiieinher with ii:m
of last vnir's Anierican Wal!o-r '1'
team: Pr. ( . I". Wiiiii:-. i'-
,hau:pioii in 1'.''JI rod P
Ictn,..,, '"tf-j,.
i..:. . sj Br-.;.: '
tH tnw r IP
nisht. inw.l ,"'',.
":0 ,w. ""'1
i ii.tc. wore no ,-.... . I
v'! & S
'"5 I" .in nlten,.,. r -
r-if t , ' " c
Out ,if Iki.
"'""il" f.-orv worker U"
Out-of-Town CmioBtr,
arums estimt. ..i.. .
i the srrone bnT f v ;-. T..'!a':l
-'On nnii S,r,n.hi. Jsl
have bora to n?ir.nf.t,
Ri'-d prospects of a at a
spemed fr.ir ' I
All the hallylmn about Ib-J
' . " Mt( c:u-M
ncainst the dynamite-laiea f.l
the 22-ypar-ohl nn t.,
stimulate renin- The bout hi J
mi go down as one of tb L:ri
watorlnz affairs in rm-
fear of Louis' devastating pihj
Lvju prnbillr will enter tl
a idrnrne nt odfis tliat nuyb(3tjj
one of the fow times a rb"-.d
has hecnm a favorite over the hnr.l
wef-ht chamnion. and tti ftr'Tt,..!
!ehalleii;or went into the tzj z J
: oeavy-ffei-at hnut at such haj mi
I Bnddock loft his trainiaj (i:;i:l
Grand Beach, Mich., today, cotfjl
1 to Chicago tn remain in Ht!:L'J
until time to wei:h in xt bmh T-.l
day at the Auditorium thes're. ItjI
. intends to remain in bis filril
quarters on the shore of Lai )i-l
can sir miles soutn ot aeifta. nt,
i until comin; to t hicago tonirrt'i
jump on the scales. He f.rjn"i
weicli about 10S. with Brsdtei'
in? in .nt 106.
I Rrnddnek was in hi:h !pir;:ii:'
! hrntiflif tn n enH hit Ions w:
I siege and predicted he would i: il
i knockout in eight rounds.
' cording to the experts, and tb l1::1.
he stays the Inneer ana mi
night will be for Leuis.
Play In Women' Golf
Tourney Is Postponed!
i
Scnii-finnl matches in tt E::
r ..lo).'. Trn'l rlZT'
shin tournament, schedule 1 tl i"l
I'nini'le.i'il by Mnmlar '
.,.,,n,l until WedneaT,
in" In Mrs. David B. Eni!,(te
The phanipionship (iiiali ri
played licit 1-tmilar.
. i -f ..rrnl f. ?. WaiSt: hi
'learns: Do. Moe. Prt!a:i
We.Mrrn Amateur champnn.
A w.lL.r ("un teams, t---
i'... v.,.',l-,!,H Kvrrelt tli '"'
,,her nf trcn Walter lP ln-'
nml nmer-U" fnr the Aneritu'!
. - in 19C1.
Play will last all week ;tt"l
mi Satiiiil::'.
i-tlaii'l
ann m'T,-
OUR
.33
.4.-,
,4il
.41
. !
4
McDonald H
No total
Brown ....
Omlid
Thompson
Curtis
Kirtley ..
Clrtihnni . . .
Hoselton
MARSHFIELD
(Substituting Teaml
40 TO
4r n
42 sr.
47 SS
14
4ii H4
.4 1"3
471 Si?
40 3777
I picked upl
411 44 S7
i picked upl
t picked up i
4.". 43 SS
47 40 IK
45 44 SO
156
1S2
100
175
6TH AMUAL
JULY
ill
ff iil.''5:ij'..r.
CLEARAHCS
lorn; di-t.m. r irnrl, tho ninth. Mitrs I , n '""nrr tin nmens in
, mr ursi, a poworini trstiinonv tor
SF Jo Louis Hid care In
1 ct
tht world it v,m washed away In thla
cool shower tiken after a workout In Municipal Stadium, on the
wlnd-swrpt lakefront of Kenoiha, Wit., where the young Negro chal
lenger la ending training for his 15 round heavyweight champiomhlp
battle with James J. pracjdock tt ComiiKey Park. Chicago, Juns 2L
a vr,'r.il p.nviM'fu! nnd friendly n
poet which hilp tho chnmpii'ii, l"r
nns is ".rt d" f rnm tho oU'vonth,
1 m; stiddrn unexpected friends.
. Neptnnr i- in i!im rrlntinn, hut the
i M"im. plrinet ruhns public, t
"innrr. Kruu tiir mu I, en nnd hi
ixt li li"iie nf he ilth niul w ork,
-tin" iir:i" b;icks ihri'imh Hidnr",
'".lupiter in the ctmrt i in the mcii
t 'lanni'.. !mcd with Mtrcur.
!' in j tint hf h:i- nbdit ir. find
mif Mercury i hi rutins planet,
jmned tn the ruler his h-ue of
h-umr ithe tenth, which huv
through the clever ne .f his h:ind
he hecitiue Kmc "'f the S.pKired l ir-
.cle.
1 '.loe t .nit if. his clullener, ha a
mnvt remnrknlde hnrnM-npe. ,lne h.i
honor.
Jupiter. Louis Rule
''In Ihe third chnrt. nn the fijht
itself, the tnnp of the endless heavens
duuv Mnrs. the plnnet of wnr nnd
ficht. direetly nrrh;Hl. lie is ruler
of the tenth hon of hn.r. Kepres
ented bv ltrnddnc, N:rs ii in his own
mcii "Scorpio' . . . The inishry Jupiter
enters (he scene. In this chart he i
sorely the chnllivijer Jupiter r -ruler
of the tnth h-ui.-e. .lust euht
decrees h.ive to pn o-er the zenith
before he i in full cli.irge.
"This iiKMns one thins to you ami
nn altnsether different thins to your
neishhor. To me it menus just one
thine -slow ly hut certninly. ns the
decrees of the odi.i pass ocr th
renith. no ik the kmc of heawneiclits
Baseball Games in
State, County Loops
Rained Out Sunday
Baseball wir
throughout the stati
county Sunday ns
p.'-tponed bei;nise
at
tnmMill
- . 'I : L.ine
all crimes were
'' rain.
mciudii!
indefinitely postponed. Hccordms
Warren Tinker, manager
The 1 0 teams were scheduled to
parade nnd take part in a sala open
ing celebration at Knier.ild field
Monday night.
"A definite announcement record
ins the open in i: date will be m.ide
l.ter in the week." Tinker said
M'-uuay.
S'nte If acne same
I'ligene KretNport t:ii
later in the f,o ui
burn and Sih erf
however, are the
bearing on the
champronship.
t'nende nnd Hig-Sij league
will be tacked on to the end
regular .season,
The
mi-Toledo
n!y one
first-half
A-pinriua nstns in the .'lth degree heme pushed from the s cone And
with Jupiter insf nng Just Above ai,out the time of the ninth round, the
JuP'ter. sightly out ,.f the orb of 'Hr(,n lum ber" v. .11 , ,;t the ch.im-
cnuim-i.Mi. in I ranus. ruler of the ,.,,,,, sleep J iper wdl he m
Su ot puueer. Tbi gives Joe an charge vt the leuiU aowa W aoaora."
Night Softball to
Shift Opening Date
biJ lcijutt u jii tcita.:, bu beta
In
Progress
e 6 SUITS
HATS
m m SHOES
e e slacks
4) 0 SWEATERS
A SHIRTS
fit SWIM SHORTS
9 0 O SPORT COATS
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This SALE.
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