MKDTORD MATT, TR1TUTNE. MKDFOTtT), OnKCiOV, WEDNESDAY, MAY ?,. 1022
PAdE FIVE
BASEBALL CRAZE
SWEEPS ASHLAND
H. CHOO
LWI
ASHLAND, May :i -liin;jluill la ram
limit, following Ilia liiiHl.i'tlmll tioiiiinii.
Tin IiIkIi b Ii ml leii'ii I ontiinlr.ed im,
Kit Itillliil tryiitit hm u (tamo with
V ti ll n, oil li Hint ground, lit h t Fill iir
itny, dm vUliiH'i liiHinu by n rvre of
Itl lo'.'l, A IIHlnluT Of KllllH.U Will f.ll-
low in msular ni'iKu,
The. per 'unci
tit llm Ashland -l nl) lin luil 'it Wi liti'ii
burner, pllchd'; i l'rr, cat -her; Young,
Ik ham-; Guthrie, 2d Intuit; 'i'Ml:nr,
bairn; Chapman. nli'irl'Ku;i; Wild,
bn field; lii-ii, (iinr ru:d; KuhIi,
right field. Tin J utili.r V. M. C. A.
hoys Iiiivu already played two Kaiiitu
In iltumitiliitvll nuil wilt-a of Out
thttoloitlciil It'itsiK", wild f mr ntiirtt cu
train mhcduU'd nil follow:
May tlMei'wtlirt!. v. !H!ilnli;
I'tmhya vii. ClirUllitKu.
May I3-Pimhy v. ,Mi1imii;
Haptlntit vn. ChrlMliui.,
,My su-Cbrliiliinn . Mi Ui'mIUin:
Huiiiuu vn. ChrtHtlun.
May JT-l'rKi8 v. Chi la' Inn;
Ml'tlIMlll V, HuMtlNlH,
These Junior Kami' tiro !: r I Silt'
unlay iiiitrtilnRs on" blttti t ho it
Hroiituls, dm opening olio m S o'clock.
Mini tint m' -iijiil nt lu.ao, Th"r In nti
niliiilitHbin, tbo publlij being cirdially
In v ltl tit nlt-itil. A ' mi lini tiMvi) to
lively work, ri. of umiho tlnit w:
nuntM i t''iiitiiiiltiti,
j An rdnKttnl birthday cnkn -n d TtIy
mrvKit In Iho Tiding aum-ium on Mon
day ar(iiiiinn. In Iwiior of li tiianu;;.
I UK editor. I', J. Unrrxll. who In u Muy
Uity riciliellim im-rr-lv f.;l vents y,iuit.
claiming obi Now tk Mule, ltd I In'
plar of bin nit'lvlly. Tlm iwIHkIiI
hour, utter tint pitpt-i liml g 'i'1' l" pret
wan m t I'liiuiiti'il l.v tut r'fli'i iiotin
from nearly three sfurn ilu-nt Mini
H ni I n in 1 w w imii-r itffiiiiui'.Sy tin.
choretl on tlm lilttbilay nke, which
shed t genial kIow over the entire
print shop Mirrii)ntitiKM.
A - v It service i tiitiilnutl'iii U sched
uled hern for May ( pan cantl-
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
ELL-AJS
2i unci jpt Potw.,, Cwh,r
liil. tlii'iitii'li it count,, f H)nm
i fiulfiliiK mniit! out f f.tt iiiiniiiiir ullu
IblM f r thr iiottltlon f iiMMiininilcr In
Hint (own,
n Tin'Hiliiy, rt-liitlvt-K itml frl Im of j
MrM. Wlulfit.i Hini,Hnt wt-rit mIii.iIiiiI
lu Ifimi of lutr kikI'Ii it idt. nit mi a Mill.
I'f'ird lniMiiliiti. Mi,,, Hliiiimnn wiih iIi!
tlittiKlilt.r or Mr. im, I Mm i , iolt'n
of IIiIh i lly,
; "Ami IIoiiik ('mint Tinl AkiiIii," 1;i
Hit Illln of tin, Hfiilm- ,,y, Atih
Inml IiIkIi hiltnnl, in iin, (.y,,,, KHtiiiy
fVi-nlfiH. May ft. Tin. ,,ro hnH-.tt In
tvlilniiiiy a lupn',1 .ni,, n( fr hid pri
Kriinm unnuiiiit'tt "u rt-ul nooil IiiiikIi fr
nit) itml yutiiii!."
Tim Mim-mic citlt.tiilitr tlilN wnok In-
Clililit,1 llll ll,,lliliiii i tut niitl'tltlK "f
'lb riiiiiiiiiiinlfrv, U'ciliu tt.lity fvenliiK,
Bin) Hi' Hbrlrin on Crblay vinlnf, th
lititt r Hluti-d hi'hiiI );i to it!o iiri'llni
InitrlcH ((intfiiiiiii Urn rcrnintmtul ot
! Motlfiirtl, Muy X
j Ni-iirly it (i,i:t n In IkM younif IihIh
wttm lint Kiit'ittii ot (lirk Krunt:ln
lltirtiiii, t-itrly In tint work, Mm. lloiimr
llitrrini, iikiiIiit of (it'oiKti, lie ln Iiiin
(fun to lltn bnyii, rfirt'it,-iilHllviii of tlm
I'. 1 1. Wukiht, lr. WooiU, mill U-iiHn
nllllllt-H bttlllK pi i mi-IH , A Hplfllilll
tllnnt-r wim H(rv,t.
I., li. Ill-mi Mini A. V, N'irbliiil, run-
Coming to the Page Theater
i
tlitluli'ii r tr liovitninr. bv bwn ruifnt
. v I h 1 1 , 1 1 m In till vb-lulty, j
I Wlilltt tbo iroJot of radln Inntii'lu-j
tinii nt tlio M'itu cti'iii pnitimlii U mill' r I
iiiHcumion. tlm Intent bttlnK lu furtbr
t titt'rtnln ttitirlniN, .vlattln L'ivk, H. I, j
iaHHt'tii(ir ri uilnt'tor, bail R iih uIii'mJ ,
and iirfnt ip I an ninit'our lynlrni i
w lilt'li woiU to ii (barm, uinl It in re
toitfil that tuita wortU u,l In Hi"
...it. t ......I., I l.inyH.l.ta ABM I.A
lUtll.'llll flilin HI I'yUnillllll 1 MI
rt-iullly traiiHlnitn) at thin terminal la
all tbt'lr original fn-itlinr-, wlib nt
bnvliiK 1 1, bu n-iilayKd at R'-lntmm In
tranainliotl'in, evun ibn i!ltnn: and
liunt'tuatl tit bflnK dlNtliict'y audible.
I Mall MTVlrit will bo re litltutt I
ovr tlm Anlilund Klainatli Kail- n'tl'i
t;.-n niiit on May 10 or tlifrt-iili'inlKi' llt. .r',jHy
it-avniK iit-r bi iiimij a. in. a in
imxHrnKiT Htnil.i'bUor r baa tn-t-n
li!td In tho r.illlnu atm k outfit. TMm
Initial trli of tint ni'itttuii wa nunln
May 1, an a imdiiulniiry try-out of t
blebway under pri-ai-nt roiiililloiiH.
Ortllnarlly llm trip Ik tiiadit In abmil
lour bmira.
J. II. Ifotib'twrr bu rftlipd frttm u
pnrtniTHlilp In Ibo at'P'ind band mnr
l,-ailnit tint family nauio, b! a m
.(iiMirittt Mii(-i-iidlnit to lb bualnra?.
i lllttboii Kiininiir. of 1'itrtland. will
via t Trlnllv Knlttt'oiiiil rlmrrh thin
!wli. Iiolillnit ronrirtiiatlnn aorvli-pa on 'lt'v- t'- "'
.Tbtnailay uvt'iiliiR. May 4.
Tbu Maaoiila lliiint at Ftircsl Grove
bus lli nut-lntia f ir a lUtrury. and do
nutlon aro m i-llt Id th Im rc!M-cl, A
.' IiuiiiImt of Y'iuiiH'ii wilt be bliiol
jfroiu ln'ro In aim tn.-at.on. and anyi.ntt
,...w ,
. I '.' i r . ' bu'- i'"
Kolb 4 Dili In "Give and Take." t Page theatre, Thurida night. May 1Cth
Cninbriiiua onli-ndar tf antf iinililld-
tl- n annala It waa f.inilllatly known an
I Milt lilwl h i Kmf to Wallu Walla.
Wnah , bavin In vlt-w tin- appoint
mi nt to a k'mhI icittiilon in a IradlnK
foundry and tintt bln" idtnp In that city.
I An Innova'lon wim liutUKuratfil In
.k-ii lniirli jitilpilii iaut Sunday. Itt-v,
jl!. A. I'liit b. Haptbt. "m dm l tj Br-tt-
M tb tii-tlirin luiiim- (f wor
itbip; Ittv. W. J. Oldfiidd, t'oiiWKa
tlonal ni r. epiiir,d at thu Pr' a'ly-
;ti-rlan churrh; H-v. Joaitiihlno (.'ham
pit'. Chriatir.n. at tbc NMliollRt; Hcv.
('. A. lidwarda. Moth dint, at th Chris.
Kotdilcr, I'rtssbyterian,
at tlio ('Illinium; and llv. lllrani
Smith. i:rt'ibr-n. at t'so nnntUi. With
out mintl iiilnx niutifS. iIhth wi re ale-
rifto lntan'--H In wbU-h certain pariah-
tnoia fxproaaftl a witth that Ibo tttm
porary pastoral i-HutUm ml-;!it be
' tit-alt ItiK to contrlbuio btKtka can bavo tiimlo pt-rtiianftu.
1 1,,.,,, hi it,.. Maa-iiiir hall. ! Mr. I.c-ster Vifll. prcBUltnt: Mrs
Amontt rftttrnlnK local piiplo who I-oulit llivwn. accrctary; .mh. jcnnio
bavo btim In cfiilrul fuliatnlii f tr tb ix.nhuya. trpuHurer. arc office of thtt
Iv month. art Mr. and Mrsj. ; new una oi im- . i . v . m ...
W. I-ooalcy, whu are now o' t n- luaututon uiai wt-t a. ana. oo i. t Mi-
Oak v lit, rutin!? ornunlrt-r, .Mia. Aiirf jih
twin, county proKbhnl, and Mra. Nellie
part
(JH. V. Imalcy,
lylnx that flno liotno
Jatn't't.
place on
Monday wm Muy day. n!n
na movlnn day. IMrthorniore
known Otdf it-Id. ail of thin city, assisted
In the thr orttaniniill-m of tbla branch.
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YOUR GROCER
is pleased to supply you with
PEERLESS BAKERY
V-sti i day's i:--iilt.
New Y.rk 0: Uontan 3.
I'ittHbur 2; Cincinnati 9.
No other Kunint clifdu'il.
Amerlcitn laituo
Clevcluntl 10; Cliicagu 6.
WasblnKton 2: 1'hlluili-lphia 11.
Boston 6; New. York 12.
fit. I-oula 1; Detroit 3.
Coaht InKue
1.03 Anseles-Oakland. no ganien.
Fan Kranclwo-Veriion, no name.
.Sarranirr.to 2; Salt I.uWe 11.
Stutt-roHliuul. postponed, rain
HAND BEAIS RAY
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Tho tankeei and tt. Lotus wcr
fed for the Ann-rlcau leasue honors
npalu ti lay as a result of a buttlns
comiback by tb.i New Yorkers who
tnmed Iioaton 12 to C. while Detroit,
behind l'"hmke'a clever twirllnn Btop
ped the lirowns 3 to 1. Tht? Giants
have a lead of two und a half games
over their nearest rival, Chicago, as
Ibo refcu't of making a clean sweep
of the series with Uoaton.
Couth, a recruit, pitrhed Cincin
nati to anr-ther victory, this time over
lMttsbttrj?. to the tunc of 9 to 2. while
Cleveland emerged from Its slump to
trim Chicago 10 to 6, In the only
other major league games played.
Ik, In, HentHD Tut Out
.NEW YORK. May 3. Johnny Kil
bane, featherweight champion, sat
near the ring In Madison Square Gar
den last night when Vincent "Pep
per" Martin of Brooklyn knocked out
Talio Hi-man. the Pacific coast feath
er. In Me in' mi to and 43 seconds in
i ho firtu found. The featherweight
king had promised to meet the win
ner In tho contest.
When the round orened and Her
man danred at a dizzy pace around
the Brooklyn lad, Johnny smiled, for
Herman seemed a worthy opponent.
Ho saw the Brooklyn fighter crouch
and swing his jaw out of Herman's
reach, and then, when Babe danced
off balance, saw a lc-ns loft reach out,
wins and catch Herman fall on the
point of tho jaw. Herman really
was out after that first blow and
when ho regained his feet after a
flvo count ho was so dascd ho couldn't
protect himself.
Martin started a boby attack,
brought his right to the jaw aud
Herman was counted out.
Kllbane said ho would keep his
promise, then lost himself in tho
crowd.
IN GREAl II
CONTEST, G. HILL
Ralph Hand defeated Tom Hay of
Omaha, Nebraska, at Cold ' laat
night with a double too hold, after
two hours and 1 j minutes of the
closest, keenflst wrentllng ver seen In
Houtbern Oregon.
Hand's victory was entirely unex
peeled. At the end cf two hours
steady mauling. It was generally con-
ced"d that Ray ha a fleclded edge
Hand was visibly tiring under the
punishment Infl'cted, and a quick vic
tory for Has', was oxpocted.
Then, shortly after midnight Ray
yot a toe bold on tho Gold Hill boy
and wax putting on the screws with
every ounce of strength, with the
ctr-wd waiting for the referee to slip
Itay'g back, when Hand made a sud
den shift, grabbed a double toe bo'd
on Ray. and before the crowd realli
d It Ray was slapping tho mat, in
stead of the referee. It was all over.
Hand had won. The crowd went wild
But Instead if tjie v'ctor riling'
from the mat It was the vanquished.1
Hand was all In. He sat there with a I
broad tm'le on bis face, but with a!
foot that refused to function, and
with a midriff that Is probably sorer'
this morning than it was last night.
Although Ray put up a great fight.
and during the last hour, had his op
ponent almost entirely on the de
fensive, the simple fact of the case is
he was outgamed. Hand simply re
fused to quit. Under a murderous
body scissors, with his face twisted in
agony the Go'd Hill boy, endured
punishment that would have sent the
average mat artist to the boneyard.
leng before, but Hand hung on like a
be 11 terrier to a rout, finally wrleclad
out and then and taere undoubtedly!
won his match. I
Hand In fact never won a match 1
which showed more clearly his fight-1
'ug heart, which bootted his stock
higher as the gamiest of the game.
Ray was superior in knowledge of the
game, while bis ability to get out of
holds, was positively uncanny. He
behaved as a gentleman and a good
sportsman throughout, and had the
good wTl of the house throughout,
but he met a better man last night.
that's all there is to It. ' Hand de
serves every bit of the ovation be was
given.
The boxing bout between Johnny
Carlson of Gold Hill and Webb of
rortiana went six rounds ana was
declared a draw. Johnny appeared
tired at the start and the engagement
was rather tame as a result. Webb ac
cording to the judges had a slight
edge, two being for a draw and the
third for Webb, but a draw was really
the only fair verdict, as there was no
clear cut superiority.
A preliminary wrestling bout and
a g'ove contest between two Gold Hill
boys opened the evening auspiciously,
both contests being interesting, the
Gold Hill management as usual giving ;
a good crowd, more than their mon
ey's worth.
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I Topping News, Men
Just received, "a bunch of spring beauties"
fined for deserting the teamfatter the
accident, but now apparently satis
fied, will appear In the Cub lineup at
Flttsburg today.
ELDORADO Frankle Tucker, Los
Angeles lightweight, and Young Leon
ard, New Orleans, boxed ten rounds
to a draw.
Women Knter Bowling
LOS ANGELES. May 3. For the
first time in the history of the Pa
cific Coast Bowling congress women
bowlers wero to be permitted to play-
in an annual congress tournament
today, when two score women were
to tak6 ;ressIon of the alleys where
the tourney Is being staged and be
gin rolling the balls Iri an event an
nounced as "for the women's Pacific
coast camploiiBhip.
NEW YORK, May 3. The feat of
hittins three home runs in a row by
three successive batters performed
yesterday by Tillle Walker, Perkins
and Miller of the Philadelphia Ath
letics In the game against Washington
at Shlbo park, has only two precedents
In the itnnala ot tho pamo despite the
current prevalence of home run hitting:.
Three Cleveland batters last did the
stunt In 1902 twenty years ago. I.tijole
.ckninn und Bradley hit the ban out
of tho lot, bringing the American
leaguo In thla respect equal to the
mark sot in 1S91 by Slittgurt, Miller
and lVlta of the Pt. Louis club.
In eight games In. the National
loagtie throe batters have made home
runs in one inning, and five times
trio hits performed in the younger cir
cuit but only In two of these wore
three Biiecesslvo batters tho partici
pants.
SEDALIA. Mo., May 3. Johnny
I.aytcn of this city, world's three
cushion billiard champion, will meet
bis challenger, Charles McCourt of
Pittsburg tonight in the third and
final block of their ISO point match
here tonight, the champion's lead
gained in tho first blocks being 36
points.
Layton won the first block on Mon
day night, sixty to forty-four and the
second block Tuesday night. 60 to 40
giving the champion a total of 120
points to his opoonent's 84.
SKDALIA Johnny Layton
world'H champion threo cushion Ml
liard player, doteated Charles Mc
Court, Pittsburg, callonger, in the
second block of their ISO point game
60 to -10.
CHICAGO -Max Flack, star out
fielder for the Chicago (Nationals re
covorod from the effects of belpg
"boaned" on tho spring training trip,
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