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NDIANS' WINNING
STREAK BROKEN BY
DETROIT TIGERS
CHICAGO, April 25. (By the As
sociated Press) Ty CoWj's Detroit
Tigers steadying In the ninth Inning
ot a wobbly game, broke the winning
streak with which the Cleveland In
dians began the season by taking yes
terday's contest, g to T.
The Chicago Cubs, who lost their
first contest o the season to the
Pittsburg Pirates, ran their string up
to 7 by trouncing St. Louis, 3 to 0,
Aidridge holding the Cardinals to two
hits.
Babe Ruth suited the second big
occasion of this season by knocking
home run.
The Philadelphia Athletics defied
a strong wind and defeated the -Boa-
ton Red Sox, 1 to 3 and the St. Louis
Browns won their second victory of
the season 1 to 0 from the Chicago
White Sox. "
The New York Giants tried out two
recruit pitchers and defeated the
Brooklyn Robins, 6 to 4.
The Cincinnati Reds evened their
series with the Pittsburg Pirates and
their standing In the National league
by taking a heavy hitting game 6 to
4. while the Boston Braves and the
Philadelphia Quakers were resting
because of rain.
year old Filipino, oany swam me
SO yard breast stroke with ten turns
In a tank in two minutes and M
seconds. This is said to break the
world record made by Stephen Rud
dey of Chicago, April 6, MSI, when
he covered the distance In three min
utes flat. Th occasion of Wlefonso's
swim was a tryout for a team to enter
he Far Eastern Olympic games at
Osaka, Japan, lldofonso Is an en
listed man Jn the Philippine scouts.
Paddock Gets Okrfi.
LOS ANGELES. April !5. Chas.
W, Paddock, world's, champion
sprinter, who is on the way to Parte
to run In the international collegiate
track and field championships May
to 6, will compete as a representa
tive of the University ot Southern
California and has , the university's
permission to do so, the Trojan ath
letic board announced after hearing
message from New York quoting
an unnamed member of the amateur
athletic union aa saying Paddock was
likely to be declared a professional,
and that he was to enter the Paris
meet without U. S, C.'s approval.
Coast.
Sacramento S; Vernon 4.
Los Angeles 2; Portland
San Francisco 6; Seattla
Salt Lake 4; Oakland 2.
American.
Rt, Louis J; Chicago 0.
Detroit 8; Cleveland 1.
New York 4; Washington 0.
Philadelphia 1; Boston 3.
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WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFOBD MADE.
National.
Cincinnati B; Pittsburg 4.
Chicago 8; St, Louis 9.
New York 6;. Brooklyn 4.
Phlladelphla-Beston, rain.
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Frank Troeh la Champion,
CHICAGO, April 25. Frank
Troeh of Vancouver, Wash., has the
unusual distinction of being the ama
teur tran shooting champion
singles and doubles for 1922, It was
announced at headquarters of the
Amateur Trap Shooting association
of America here today by Starr Slat
thews, secretary.
In winninc the singles title, Mr.
Matthews said, Troeh established the
greatest record Is tho history of trap
shooting. His average for the season
was ,9838 per cent, a record by
breaking 616i targets out of 8260.
In the doubles the Vancouver
marksman broke 10 targets out of
1650 for an average of J145 per cent.
Picture With Strong Appeal
Mighty Lak' & Hose," the new Ed-
win Carewe picture which comes to
the Page theater today for the remain-
der of the week, is touted aa one ot
the greatest pictures for human senti
ment that has been seen tn a Ions
time. It Is a crook story and deals
with the Influence a blind girl has on
the characters of a gang Into whose
hands she falls.
In the cast are Dorothy Mackall, an
English girl who has been one of the
features ot the Zlegfield "Follies";
Janies Hennie, Sam Hardy, Anders
Randolf, Helen Montrose, Paul Panzer
and Harry Short.
Other features on the program in
clude Baby Peggy In comedy, (ailed
Lips," a Pathe News Weekly and
Betty" Brown at the Wurlttzer play
ing gongs and melodies dear to every
heart that tell in music the story of
Mighty Lak' a Rose.
too
"Stormswept," Page
"Stormswept" opens today at
RIalto,
Robert Thornby directed the pro
duction, II. H. Van Loan wrote the
story. They worked to the utmost
co-operation from the time the first
scenes were "sot" until the final fadt
out was filmed. As a result the num
erous Important situations la "Storm
swept" have been developed with un
usual power and logic
An Interesting feature of "Storm
swept," Is the presence Intbe cast of
the famous Beery brothers Wallace
and Noah, Others of prominence tn
the cast are Arllne Pretty and Vir
ginia Brown fairs, H is a sea story,
with marvelous backgrounds of rolling
billows and sweeping horizons.
Breaks Swimming Record.
MANILA, Anril 25. (By the Asso-
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EXPERIENCE a quarter-century of it enters
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The men responsible for C-T-C Cords grew up to the tire
making industry! took part in its progress, its develop
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One of these men was among the designer of the ftrtl
cord tire sent forth. Another supervised the entire pro
duction of a plant making thousands Of tires daily. To
another is credited the improved processes of many tire
making plants in this country and abroad.
The culmination of that experience experience which in
clude every operation in fine tire making centered in
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making processes! in assembling the finest materials
obtainable, and in building the stauncher, Uronger, more
serviceable C-T-C Cord tire. . (
C-T-C Cords are improved la design and construction
from the extra-powerful bead, more durable kidt Willi,
to the heavily buttressed, wear-resisting, non-tkid tread'
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Walker Whiteside in "The Hindu"
George Hunt, manager of the Page
theatre announces today the appear
ance on Monday evening, May 7th, of
the famous American actor. Walker
Whiteside. This distinguished star is
well known in this city and In the
surrounding country. "The Hindu Is
the title ot Mr, Whiteside's successful
mystery play; one in which he has
been starring for the past two years,
and in which he will portray the fas
cinating character of Prince Tamar.
Miss Sydney Shields will be seen, in
Medford in the character of the hero
ine: a lovely English girt who runs
many dangerous risks In order to cap
ture the desperate plotters who are
endeavoring to involve all India ts a
mad rebellion, merely for great finan
cial gain. Other fine artists are Maude
Shaw Grant, Elinor Johns, Harold
Vosburgh, Harold Do Becker, Grant
Sherman, and the Hindu wonder work
ers, Paziimba and Desylva,
Mr. Whiteside comes to Medford
direct from bis San Francisco tri
umphs, where crowded houses have
been the rule. "The Hindu" is said to
be quite the best play Mr. Whiteside
has ever had, not excepting I'The Mas
ter of Ballantrae" in which he was
last seen at the Page theatre three
years ago.
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Zoe Ratnees, prominent In western
theatrical circles, known as the Creole
Pavlowa, is one of the stars In
"Struttln Along," the all-colored mus
ical comedy revue coming here Mon
day night, April 30th at the Page
theater. She Is a protege of Ariel
Mallafs, known as the American
Nijisnskl, and has appeared through
out the west several times In various
productions, ner Russian dancing Is
one of the important features of her
specialty, she being one of the only
colored girls in the world doing Rus
sian steps.
They have Just arrived hero from
eastern successes. The company in
clude Mamie Smith. John Rucker, Sid
Perrie, Richard Courtney, William
Plerson, Frisco Kick, Zoe Ramses,
Garolyoe Snowden, Susie Hurst, Wil
liam Mitchell, Lawrence Ford, Karl
West, Norman Stewart, Eddie Ander
son, Billy Moore, Corole Anderson and
Mile. Augusta Petit,
' Hoover to Go With Hardirot,
WASHINGTON, April 15. Becre-
tnry Hoover has decided to make the
trio to Alaska this summer with
President llardnlp, levtn Washing
ton about June 16. He will not cross
the continent with the president, but
will Join the party on the Pacific
coast and In Alaska will inquire Into
the fisheries situation, over which
bitter controversy has raged for two
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