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Newspaper Page Textthe 25?st fc-n-r.r j it p. KrnEXf, offfc-V-r? orR YanKees Increase American Loop Lead IffllLGIffiS I I'"" i,n tit f ? : ..... thf W';" v' 1 , mm"!- ,fr drnhWtit the f s dww o.ir. . Mler i, jesterd'?. - won ,''.VKk "( their current road J.v. Thf ; c ,d .-"r thf Scnn- ,,4",!n'iwph in tfti imimf. ! ,1tU. r. The Huh :'r:"lMHHin; by Detroit be fif!h in a r. i .l. t.m that Jitnnl.r F"" . r.lh Dm ninPM-ciiM. Mill ' .v.ir cum" "P "l,h on av t tie -,.nin: Tim ' ,. Vnki. l n th opener u .. in th , k.., ia win th. nilhtcap. H-J. Hopkins r-sq- .fii: Mw in tie itrsi n.K. imrtanrf with Tom Hen ;f;frm n:M fi"ld for n double s :l tenth " erhr Amerfein TMRiie pame :: Cuffr so the ronte while Ts'hl'tte Kirred fifteen hir ,r riUH ritchT to win. 7-.". r,-,n?. eliirbins ba-k to within ir)::ht trimminss by f'hicaso, mW ten inninss to win. (Jiff beH th IM t five bits as Tin'B copped. 4-o. i Ciitrfcer tapied tbe pjrat" with nff;i to jive Brooklyn a Cirdiusls threw in a few mis hwl t the Bepj. 5-R. 'ornsby Out As St. Louis Browns Pilot Louis. Wr :i.rip. 1. Bi:c?i. president ef the St. 1 Er"c. neomi'f'i tnony that : Rnfre Kmslir had heen H ff hi itiitif. efffrtivf t,ds,v. Mil tbe .rtion wns "taken be I"(i of the Brim-ns." prwtr?nt nf he Americin ' kliehill r.,h Vaifi Ilertishi's itt. wh;rt rn thr"u:b the 1 li se, written it enuH be T. it the ilisrretien nf tbe ; BMm!f', bneman, n rtach a reserve s named tbi c-uM t be immediate -i it eomment. r .xT"r" y "vrt. I ;M?.7,Pr r't tForMA. - V' i.T.,"' 11 H'"'""tv lllus. A?lf"' Tkprf -I,. ,-uirr- nuch of t'jf for tf,e r,e;,r - 51 w,. rt,i f -A ; lun Mm in Sb, , ? ' lurk r.( , B,h. ir, ly, AilBf. :'r !r,, ! City II. J-'-r r beyrej or . X;: - -WV i Mil'- Ii HIS youthful aamirer docsn t heavyweight champion of the the way of a soft touch tor Joe match at Yankee Stadium, Aug. 26. Tuesday. 1 "u'!i:''XX Promoter Mike Jacobs Swoons As lorn Farr Tells of Being English "Toff" By HENRY l'nitid Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, .Mily -1. 'UP1- Notables scribbled on a win card as tbe S. S. Rcrrncnria. bearing tbe Ryder Cnp learn and Tommy Farr slid ihrouch tbe harbor to Iter North River berth. Farr, who challenees Joe Louis nexi month, v,a flattened three years apo by a gentleman "ho niiin't even trouble to remove iiis topper or monocle . . , Farr was worklnc as a circus stronc man, meeting all comers ... in walked the stylishly dressed fellow and. after a careful scrutiny'of Kan-, tie said: "I fauncy I'll tale you" ... No one was more surpvi'rd than Fair when the toff" proceeded to knock him out inside a round. piirh. ,V4. : Karr t-Md this and said I tin t :-.i fe'jr St. T.ouif flinsTF f"r 'anyone who douDlecl it coum wrue i" -.th hrimer. Willi I"" prnii . . . W'l'rwu.- o Mike Jfl-bs heard l air lH tb" press this st'ry and tienrly j-wnoncd "., . . Mike knows that fifhtera kno.-ked out by innocent bystanders make little copy ... so he said to Tommy: "But that was a Ions time ns. when you W(rp a hoy' . . . "N"o. i' wasn't." answered the Welshman, "It was only a f'v yenrs n',o" . . . Ralph GuMahl. National Oppn "lf champi'-n, ays the rncith ar the worst, sports in thp world . . . th w nrst s"lf Sports, anyway . . . "They yelled with plee when the KnslUh p!:ijrrs nimle a K"d sh-'t and tlicy jcll'eil iih b-e when we ina'le a k hot," (Juhi.dil said ... "1 d--n"l rare if I ever vi.-it that country a'ain'' . . . Tony Matiero, 0.0 opeu champ, echo ed (.iiildnhl's opinion . . . "In my .match with Henry Cotton I healed the ' sallery to si?e me ro-un to mai n my ! shots . . . But they crowded me so 'closely, and talked so much, that I IronMn't hit the hall" . . . lterse 'Jacobus. P. "!. A. president, wns down to meet tbe Ryder 'up bys and actd ro important that mot nf the people nn the dork llionylit that h hal wmi all the dniibleb and tinples matches -iiislehanded , . . Farr revealed he could run the l"'l ard dash in 10 seconds flat, which caused ope wnc to remark that in tellms of his speed. T"mni had pnh-al-ly disclosed hif. defrn.e a,uainst the heavyweight champion. , Karr thinks Louis will be easy W '-.nise of the nesrn's shw footwork. Knrr says is flat-footed nnd therefore a sucker for a fast mover . . , The fud Mill remains. howeer. l.nuis ran knock an opponent kicking aetinc with one punch. . . And Farr has no knockout punch . . . All he has i--iremendoua touphnesa and a fine left hand . . . Henry Piekard has a twisted wrist and probably won't piny golf for three mouths , . . Denny Shute wants aonther crack at Henry Cotton, but on this side of the Atlantic . . , One Sarnren, who hasn't won a major title in yeari-, the Mscest draw ins card of all the Ilyder CuprArs. . . i Copyright by Pnited Pre--) 33 Track Stars Sail For European Tours NEW TORK. July 21. fP) Eish trn trsr'k end firl'l all'I. ronipri. irj the fir't mmjnrwnt "f !'! r'ion:! 1 .TlfWH 1 tnat Tommy Welth 1 British Empire, will be anything in Jouia in their 15-round world title Farr arrived In the United States Knocked Out By believe Hopkins Davis, Esq.:1:l!:: McLEMORE will tour Europe and Japan this sum mer. mailed on the P-ercnp-jria today. The .Ta pan 'bound team of 15 will lernc from 5an Francisco Aup. ?. The athletes sailins on Ihe pcren. Sftna comprise two teams. One will tour En eland. France and Switzer land, and the other will viit Sweden, Norway, Denmark. Finland and pos sibly Huncnry. Holland and Italy, WEDNESDAY RADIO PROGRAMS KORT rujne n?o Kiioc)rit C)uh Caiiona. The Stsinp Man. Tl'r. Armorra' 0:l. Sketches In Melody. v:'nTrn Rartio Net'.. r -t.i Snncn of the Screen. 7 nn Court e,f Human ReU'ion. 7:S0 R. A. Rolfl orchtr. Ttt." House of MacOrepgor. R:no Hawaii Drums. Ht'tr- Townsend Quarter Hoiir. R:-ri Talking Drums. l:(i0 Gus Haen5chen. !); ij Wrcstlirnr Mntdi KOAC. Corvalli WO Kileryr Ifi ?.() rrm Hour A:4A Market nnd crop repor T:'.1 Rene'tlement Ammistrat-on 7:;:0 Muir 7:4S Uniterl Press Newa K OtN Pnrtltni run Kiloryrles TPS Nftworlil -t aa Anri-f Ks'alaneis' Orchestra r,:r,o neutv Dos Theatre n-nc ."The Ganr Wusters" r.-rtfi CPS Prop-am ,-:4" Little Show. Fshey Drockman 7 fiiU-Kcfltirrfjood Raines 7:ii Poa'ric Carter 7 nn t.aush with Ken Murray pn I eery F Drrw. OrRantst B is Shop tfiiri Orchestra n nn r.eorae Hamilton Orchestra fl oe Northwetf rn Neighbors n .10 Don Cl'ienta Orchestra p I'-Fne Star Final 10;na Phanton Violin in:is-Your Witness 11 .00 Sterling Veurj Orchestra THURSDAY'S RADIO PROGRAMS ft Our fufjen KJ0 KUaryrlf 7 no a. m. Early Birds 7 45 Mornirg Sermonetft n;nnMornin(; Housewife 8:1,5 Transradio Newi 10:00 Oreeon Trail 10. 15 Better Vision Initi'u'e 10.30 Quetu-n and Anaeri 10 45 Ma Perkins 11 oo Lf ranee ; 11:15 Lane Cnuntv Products ; 11-4.5 Ballad Timt 13 00 Funfest 12:15 p. m. New j a peacock Court '.2 45 What Lane County Thinki ! or Throufh Hollywood Ltni ! . 15 Roundup l :,oc''i.b Cabana 1 4". l.ihrarv in Mmn'ur 2 00 Black and t"hite 2. l.'j Monitor Views Ne-a 2-, in At 5'our Command ,1 30 Junjle Jim . n 4 Music of the Maitri j 4.00 Newi I 4 Odds and Endi 4 45 T-v't:pht fihadw-t i 8'?o Garden of Melody ; 5 45 P'i-.o Folilequv 8 no Rhvth ie Snphutiration : a 5 SKctchai o Melody ' 8 SO New 8 45 Pe-if nf th Sereen 7 CO The Chapel Program I 7 30 Rolf'i Orchestra 7 4" FYont Pafe Drama 8 ftO Oregon Trail 8 15 T"P to Mart I 30 Wrctlin Matchai KOAC Tarrallli W Kllayela 8 ao a m In'err-.attonal ReliM"?i 8n Musle a oo Hfmf maker Hour - VJ lltKt DOW MTKJ CUli HIT NO. 2 DOORS OPEN I 30 T0MTEI ENDS TON ITE ! BATTLE ISRAELITES The Isrnrlitp Hoti( of Pnrwl bse ball Hub. tlic croatf-t attraction in bsrnstormine baebull, will play the Kiipem llrakf on Howe field ijafur (isy afternoon at 'J :1V) o'clock. Sam Bronaucb. Prakp business mannger, announced Tufsdny. Th s-ti"P ws nearly called off Tuesday when it was definitely de rided the Hone field curtains would not b available, makinc it possible for spectators to watch the pnme from outside the fence. The city police crmmisfion however, jrave the local club permission to close the parkinc atrip and tidi-warnS surrounding the park in order to eliminate carnal watchers. The lirnkes went through a torrid ! work-nit Tuesday pm nins in prepara tion fnr Saturday's pame apain.t the i bewhiskered wonders nnd Sunday i a pans t H'-verton. Manager Pill r.reene was difappointed with the show ins of hi team in losing to Rend 17 to S last Sunday and has threaten. ed to bench sever.il plnjers. I likely chnn-p to work on the mound. holdin? Wiltliire to use i gainst Sil verton. The House f luividj. have an add ed attraction this tca.-on besides their fuuioui, ''ix'ppor same. r-tarrins Oeoree Anderon, "Ioc" Tally and "lnc John ' Tucker. The added show will be the appearance of "Lefty" Peck, the only man in baseball that can p!ao( a rcsida'ion haehall in his mouth. The left fielder, who also pit ches, is one of K'iplc; "Relieve It or Not" characters. The Israelites come here after a successful Canadian. Idaho a"d Wnh instou invasion. Greenr will drill his club Thursday and Friday nt .":'.' p. m. on Towe field nnd bus nsued a call for addi tional left-handed batters. Jay Mer cer. Oreson State footballer, will probably jnjn the club. 11 ;30 Cole McElrov's Orrher IIRO Kllervrlr INTIC Hliif NtworUt 5-Ml Oreeoniar New .Vl-Fo'-d and F-!enri S:?ri String Svrppheny f :PO .Speakinc of SpwtJ S: 15 Grant Park Concert 7:00 Claremont Inn Orchestra 7 : 1 ." t.um and Ahner 7:io Rainbow Grill Orchestra &:QQ Orruonlan News R:l. Coi(rrc'.i. Hotel Orchestra 8. jn Willow' Orchestra P:00 Waltr Time :30Wre-tl'nc 10:,10 Colleee Inn Orchestra 1 1 rftnOreRoofan News IMSPaul Ca'oti To 12 Weather. Police Report KC.IV. rnrtlamj NBC Rf-rl Nflworki S:0A Beaux A-t T-io S:i(- star of Today S:4!U5. A- W. On Your Hit Parad :45 Musical Moni-nt 7:00 Amm 'n' Andy 7:1 fV Uncle E7ia' Radio teitton 7:30 Olien and Johnson 8:00 Town Hsll Tonipht 0:00 Movie MaRarine of the Air :1S Sunvier Svpiphony Projra"" D iO A1lft .timmy Valentine. !l:4S Wrestling I ft: on -News 10-15 Wret hnr 10:30 Btltmnr Itntel Orchestra 11:00 Amhai-',n- Hotel Orchrstri II i.tnOh-Tipic Hotel To 12 Weather Rerort 9:15 Dr T. Bitelow 9:30 Teie Tel 10:00 Muic 10:15 The Monitor View the Ne'i 10:30 Mu-ic 10:45 Storv Hour for Adults 11:15 Music 11:30 Facts and Afairs 11 45 Music 12 0n United Pre. Keua 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour 1516 Lmn County Agent 12 30 Market and Crop Report 100 Svmphontr Hour 1:30 Ptortes or Boys and Girl 1:45 MiifciC 2-0O Nw Trails to Old Oregon 8 30 FaTU Hour 6:30 Farm Tlashe 6'45 Market and Crop Reports 715 fur Farmins 7 3fU-Mutr 7 45 United Pre-t Keta KOIN rortlantf 01" Kllorvele TPS Nftwork) 8 30-7 35 a. m KOIN Klock 4 7 55 Modern Miracle 8 0O KOIN News Servie 8:05 Sons pf the Pioneers 8 15 Eves of the Vnr!d 8lo Mi ijnn Fr.ernhl 9 00 Be'tv and Bob IS Hymns of All Churrhe 3 30 Arnold Grimm' Pannhter 8.45 Hollywood in Person 10 0O R: Sister 10 liWAunt Jenny Real Life. Storle in .in F'iwin C Hill !M M-.Tf trA Margt I100 Milkv W'av 11:15 Coottlr.g for Tun 11 1)0 Cor.sumer Newi II 4 Thi and That 12:00 Newj 1215 p. m. Pretiv Kitt- KelW I Last Tlmei Todiy It'i Tonlel Iv-iwnwfniiTfl Uribiatiblt I Laught! I I Ne . . . 0a d . Trtvf toque IS: SO CBS Propram 15 S 8 lore Reporter I 0o Current Ev ens 1:15 Miry Cullen l:3o Speed. Inc. I Newspaper of the A:r 5' So Nf wl u rds ! 4S Georsc HM Orche,tri 3 0o Wtern Home He-ir 3 J F a r. k Pre gr a ni 3-SO Spring'! 4 t0 Variety Matinee 4 30 Judy and Jetei 4 45 Marshall Grant. OrranM 5:00 Major Rowe Amateur H"tir 6:00 Your True Advnture 8 30 March of Time 7 00 5cat!ergod Rtne 7:J5Mod Pantagfs Cevr Hollywood 7 30 Little Show 7 45 Red Norvo Orchestra I 00 Jan Garhfr Orchestra 8:3(V At Trace Orchestra S CRS Program H 00 Georgf Hamilton OrrhMra 9 30 l.ron F. P'ews. Organist 9 4.V Five S(ar Fmal 10:00 Color Phanlay 1015 Fiesta 1045 Benny Goodwin Orche'ra 11:00 Sierling Young Orehetra 11:30 Rddi Fiirp-itrtck Orchestra ; 11:45 Black Chapel j KEN. rartland ! 1180 Kiloeyrlr (MIC Blue Xrtnorkl fi-30 a. m Musical Clock 1:0O Calvary TxVifrnacle 7:30 Organ. NBC 7:45 Hollvmid. Hi-llattr" NBC 8:0O Financial Service. NTC 8 15 Grace and Scetty. NBC i 8-30 Chri-tian Science Prorram I IS Strollers' Malinee. NBC POO Oregonian Home In si mite. 9 15 Hal Gorden. Tenor p-30Morning Concert 10 00 I ot and Found item 10 02 Crosscuts 10- 10 Oregonian New 10 45 Baritone Bfcltadier 11 - no Light Opera ,11:30 Western Farm and Home HMir 15-.10 p. m. Market Reports 12 25 Club Matinee 1:00 t.ucille and Sonnv I 1-15 Stuart Gradv . i -no Congress Hotel Orchestra 1 :45 King's Men . ! 01 OrchC'tra 2:30 Pres Radio New :a.i Cluichu Mai-tirer 2: 45 Summer Melodiei " Oo Pair nf Piano. NFC i 3:15 Marshall" Maverick 3:tO Pair of Pianos 3 45 Cabin in the Cnttnn 4:00 Roy ShieM Bevu 4- 30 Plraant In'f-rlU'ie 5:0O Dreeontn Nc 5:15 Sneaking nf Spirtf 5- 3fV "ic C'cle 8:00 Town Meeting nf the Air 7:00 Steven Hotel Orchestra '7:15 la Se'le Hotel Orchestra 7 SO Golf Mcore Hotel Orrheftra 8 OO Oregon tan New ''15 Cher Paree 0-chetra 25 Modern Miracle "no Baseball 'rt-i5Anibasador Hotel Orchestra. NBC n-30 stfuon Varieties ift:35 College Tnn Orchestra 1 1 :0O Orennnlan News 11:15 Haven of Rest M:30 Charle Rnnyan ( To 12 Complete Weather. Police Iteporl FGIV. PnrlUnd ?0 Kllerrrle Knr Red Nlrki 7 e rrt Mnrntng Melodies 7 -SO petit Mulcle 8 00 Oresoman News :1 Story of Mary Marlin a-30stars of Today n no Marguerite Padula O la Mr. Wing of Cabbage Tateh f . in John's Other Wife ft-45 Just Plain Bill 10:00 Meier and Frank 10:30 iff a Woman World 10 45 Men of the Wet 11:00 Pepper Young'i Familv 11:15 Ma Perkins ll:30V!c and Sada 11:45 The O'Neills 12:00 Refreshment Time 'U j " af ii1 iiii v i i n i i i i llJUtUJuNTTTg t W,TH ii fFYOUNG MAN'S FANCYn j "Juv" F"vFA7 ! i TURNSJDSPRINGg V ki&lcvvi of course! AC,. Iffij , I I ! MARTHA. L j nil I 1 during run yYjZn&U3 l And iftMll WglJ of 'slave ship- &Mfjtf;fiPiL i BOB uRJPW 1 TIIEATRE CtASi1 Sta, 4M,r , f ToklH. -J) Uproarious Days! If, Daor) ft j L 1 , , - .r. , . -rL, . Hill Billy Antics Jfn -k Open j BiigHU-'g . . i-w- ' i i. . i . j.i.l i j.iujl'uji 1 In The Ozarks! 3 Ab I APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP llllljllli 1037 E"gne riaygTOUnd Sap B0X Derhy . jg?Tfjw-1 1 f tfM 15 -St 1 U ""lv'r' fJm a 0Is - - - - fyff ' 1 " ' ' mmmMMmMmmMmTwMjwmwmmmTT-"''- I nereb grant permititon to my ion (or ward) zlf 0 "j i I 0 " i ii nter th Sn- b" erb " p9,isrd raiaaw . -m iWmmmaMmiMifMiPmi-MmiimMMr& n c'rnMi'era'i.n f tin' pnili:r ot pn 'h'lpa'inr In lha Prrb". Ihl'lir r'''- 'he I I ,i . sirllli'l? nffli llf. I I'v of KngflH, nrlor LP IB O.W rS 1 "v niimr M'"imii iinni miv oi all liahllity reniltlns dom JzJrwkt i : ja. Jo w i-i'-vi"'" "I I'ariit or Guardian i ZJ&-&&r BRIANh DONLEVY Rnnt.i ,'t AppSicim '' I -3TW iROChfillfi HUDSON Tal ihU (ny to 'ho rii f round office City H111 tmWmmmammimmmmmmiataanmmmmmmmmmumma MMaMqHiijajiWJ ij.-l.jt- ii iiMtaUMMHliiianaM f 12 IS p m C.ope1 Sinffr 30 Ore'itan New 15 The G-iidmg light 1 t:(HW-l,one SMr Troubadour 1 : 1 ." Flour Prog am . 1 4' Den'al Clinic ;? no Wo'iMn s Macif of th At 1 f-oTan- "'el ii!e:in i 1 :5 Arcrnii'-f Trio ' 3 HO Hf'.en Trauhel ' j 45 NBC. Varied 4 0O Rudv Va'.tee 5 00 C-H-k tail Hrur 5 05 Heau Ar Trm i 5 l5-S'.- o To.iay 5 4 u NRC program i 8 W-Mmif Hall I " 0-1 An o n Andv 7 n-Shnw B.at tB 15 Svmpho-iy It-Mir !! 5e.it Pros-! am 0 TO Pen Alexander 1 30 Aha Jimmv Valentine 9 45 P-ttmnre Hotel Orchestra 10 OA New , Hi 150 Bnen's Harmonica Band 100 Meh-dv Memoir 11 o-i Pal Tabann Orchestra MW nenert Hotel OrchfMra To 12 Weather Report Theatres WEDNESDAY BILLS McDONALD : '"Slave Ship" and "Married llefore Rrcakfast." MEILIG: ' "You C a n' t Rcat l.io. c" iii'd "i Mi, 1 r. ' STATE: "Too Mnnv rarent." MAYFLOWER: "Venna Makes Trouble" ami ,-rspi. nnase " REX: "Mouniain Mnic" and "R'-rn Reekie.!." ''Ton Can't Heat Love," the cay musical comedy with Joan r'ontiiiiin I ami I'rcsion Foster, concludes Wed nesday at the Ileilic Ir hna lota of i poo-l music, nnd Miss Font nine ap pears to be n corner. t li l-octor" "is II rle er hdwurd live reft 1 lortnn ci'inedy. w liich, if you'll reenll, rnn as a magazine serial. Rre.-ikm nil ntlendatice records for the McDonald then ire. "Mountain Music'' pa-k up and (joes o the 1 Rex for the remainder of the week. i Mirr. H'f'onuell was so pleased with -llMivni:; thai lie's honked it for 0. B J. I U--.-.,-.... - aJ 111 1 Mfm.'f tut citunAvi 1 irlrnwins power! M.-irlhe Unye nnd I JFefi 1 jvHw. St I flurnfi niperh. nilh Riif Pnri 1 QfJ i fiallian. A n i! M a k e .1 mnny I hum i The MotVnMd with "SIae Ship, that follows in "Mutiny on the ojicus Wedi.e-day the masterpiece the f--Mtt.Tep of R.-unty." W'llhice : Heery. Warner Rauor and lllia leth AIIhii in the ,-t--i .' i .slave ship. Highly dramntic, 1 ried Reforc UrciK fa-t" i n little comedt with Rohrrt ; and Florem IIicc. !:lt "Mar clover oune The Stute has a one tiny howing of 'Too Mirny rart-nts." something of a problem picinrc rclHtmj- the mi.'-fortuncj when conic into a family, Frances I'-triner, l.cster Matthews and a flock nf Hollywood Kdmun I 1 -owe and rr g "-tl ph". Trouble'" i- t'i , corned t. i n n iiijVi iiununie tuvrnile nre featured n th pieturt f military g-ademy life. AlilifiU' MTSSKNiiKH Thone PAGEANT DANCES Every Night Thli Week Jefferson Beach Featuring GeraJdlna Ferrlll, vocalist, with Eddlt Scroggini' Band "1'ullow tho Crowd"