Medford mail tribune., March 22, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

KEDFORT) MUL TRTBUNE. !itEDrORD, OUECiOX. THURSDAY, MAT? ("'IT 22, M2s.
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DETROIT TO RELY
ON OLD GUARD TO
DO THEIR STUFF
By llrluu Ik'H, Associated Pres,
Kimrts Writer j
SAX ANTONIO, Texas, March j
22 Detroit will depend $ !
the old guard In the approaching:
pennant race. The Tigers wiill !
make , places for some players!
whofse services were gained in I
trades during the winter, hut none!
is young an baseball players go, j
so the seniors will be called on
to bear the brunt while the
younger generation . stands and ;
waits.
Hope of the club for better-
position at the close than the j
iourtn place occupied last year
lies in the same pitchers with
better arms,
Karl Whitehlll, a left-hander
with a marvelous curvg bail, and
Sam 'Gibson, a big right-hander
. with a wofld of stuff, were In
and 'out of the lust campaign.
In the spring tuning up, they
seem to have definitely returned.
Addition of Bin m Vangilder, for
merly of the Browns, for relfcf
calls, will relense Lil Htoner for
starting duty with Kenneth Hol
loway. George Smith and Haskell
Billings, the collegian who Is up
and coming. Owen Carroll, an
other colleglato contribution, may
team up with Vangilder n the
reserves. This array of Ditching
talent leaves little room for addi
tions from the 1928 recruits.
Vic Sorrell comes from Toronto
with a good chance to stay, and
Carl Hubbell, a lefthander from
Oklahoma, may ctowd in. The
Infield vill be made up of the
some men who played In 1S27.
but they will be, re-cast. Johnny
'cun will pltyr first hage on a
whole time instead of a part time
basis, and Marty McManus will
be assigned to third base. Charley
Geh ringer will take care of sec
ond and Jackie Tavener, com
pletely , recovered from his In
juries, will play short and show
how hard a little fellow can hit.
Harry Itfee, who cam from
the Browns, will play center field
and allow a fast pair of heels
ofi the bases. He will bo flanked
by slower performers but hard
hitters' In Harry Heilmann and
liob Fothergill. Heilmann led the
league In hlttltjg last year and
has been pounding the ball hard
enough In practice , to suggest
lhat he may repeat.
Fothergill has many days of
Rtrunuouti work- and mnrh oner-
pplration ahead of htm, as he is
several pounds In excess of "the
best tonnage for . an, QUtfiolderJ-
una uingo win piny me ouiueia
utility role.
Larry Wo o a a 1 1 and M r v y n
Shea )f lat year's catchli ataff
are set but. are a-ir crowded
for first consideration by to new
catchers, Phillips from Nashville
and Ha in rave from Teronto.
Morlarity enma to Detroit as
manager last year vith a fixed
determination to have the Timers
run tho bases, and they ran so
well they led the league In this
department. The manager thipks
the expeimcnt in an art regarded
as departed from tho game was
o success, and ho will have the
boys running again. .
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COURSE RECORf jBE THROWN OUT
TOURNEY SAIL
& i l.llltv nt ununiiAini' r.iiim Tnnnnv
world noavyw-fiKhr champion.
be hold at the Mrtlford Oulf club The commission yesterday an-.
Suturday and Kundayif thli nounced receipt of a teU'Kii from !
week, and a large field Is expected ,he champion in which Tunney snid (
lo compete. ' ne na slsned with Tex ltlcknrd I
Tie tournament will be based 1 to 'fend Ma title "asaliwt thei
upon tc new handlt-aps, und i x""'1 available opponent as soon as,
therefuiv those players who have IHrkard has arransed a selection."
not sent In their latest scores for! Tl,e telefram. which was In re
a new rating are requested to do,lv to one trum "" commission, j
so a once. Only 36 new hand!- ; however failed to deal specifically ,
caps have been arranged thus fnr.!"llh he challenges, now on file
because only this number of cas ,hore' of Tum Jack Shar-
hus been returned. key and Johnny I'.lsko. The com-1
The tombstone tournament i.lnn ! mission. In Its telORiam to Tunney.-'
has been tried out here before. 1 Informed, the chamnim
n nnconuuriil ' Hlx nionins peiw.a OI gl ace
today and asked him what he was
going to do with the challenges.
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NEW YOKK. Mar. 22. A) The
w York state athletic commls-
mlsslon may confer the advisa-
FREE MASON LEADER
OF ITALY ESCAfci
MENTONE France. March 2,1,
Italian Free Masonry, has ac-'sona are understood to have a tiled I
, iiii'i.
getting away,
MARRIED TEN WEEKS
WANTS A DIVORCE
complied the difficult fe.it of
escaping from the i.tpati Mauds
Torriglanl, who was condemned
ears' confinement on the
lat April as an enemy of
the Musaolint administration, Is
believed to be In Corsica.
"n rwi-Hi punc j ill)ne ll)C.,
are barred to the. Islands, and it
(&) Information from Italy . took four months for Torrigiani t .
says Domlzlo Torriplana. hedmjtojgcJib escape, laoynl Ma) flwiftnrt HvArt)ing mtn rosnfof 1 Hansen, nil well supply dealer and
bhcvp Owners,
Attention!
We are In position to pay you
more than anybody for wool-mo
hair. See us before you sell. j
MEDFOKD UAKGAIN HOl'SE. ,
N. Grape St.' Wi.i.i uuu, tai., -Mar. zz.
S&StM'd1 Ttin Wtek Hlanche Mo-
naney, screen actress, anu ueorge
sportsman, were married at the
Jonatahun club here.
Twelve days ugo MUa Meliaffey
and Hausen separated.
And yesterday MJks Meliaffey In
stituted divorce proceedings. She
said her husband of two and a half
months insulted her in the pres
ence of guests and committed va
rious other acts that caused her
mental distress and were respon
sible fnr a nervous breakdown.
and has . always been successful
Each player has as many strokes
as he gets by adding his handicap
to the par 70, and he stops when
these strokes have been used up.
The player who goes the farthest
gets tho first prize. Three prizes
will be given in this tournament.
Yesterday Jack Hueston, tho
club "pro, playing with Bayard
Oetchell against his assistant, T.
Marks and liob Hammond, Jr..
broke the course record with a
67, three under par. This beats
Chan Egan's record by one stroke.
The following score shows how
it was done. An eagle on No. 9,
birdies on 12 and 14, and all the
rest pars except one above par
on the eleventh, tells the story.
Marks made a 76, Hammond
an 81 and Oetchell a 91.
Hueston
Out 4 4 4 3 4 5 4 3 334
In 3 5 2 4 3 4 4 4 4 3!
that his
e explreiU
. v
Total
..ti7
GODFREY MS h
GO WITH TIM
KARASICK BEATEN
' FOR FIRST TIME
PORTLAND. Ore., Mar. 22. Wl
Clete Kauffman, Columbus, iio,
crabhotd expert, defeated Al Kara
siclc Portland, in their llght-heavy-woljjht
wrestling bout here last
nlgt-t. Kauffman won the first
fall in 31 minutes, 22 seconds, with
a Japanese wrist lock. Karaslck
took the second in eight minutes,
32 seconds, with a series of flying
hand locks. KaUffinnjti took ft he
third fall in less than a minute
with a double step-over toegrlp,
and while Karasick's neck was rent
ing on thiropes. Karaslck declared
the rope had cut off his wind and!
his wild waving was in an effort
to call the referee's attention to
the fact he was being strangled.
It was the first match Karaslck has
lost here since his return. from Aus
tralia. .
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A Goo 1
WASHINGTON. For president.
someone who H run on the sole
Yanks Win Ball Qmm afr Lnt
ST. PETEUSHfltO. Fla.. March
2 2. P Whether It was duo to
Wa i t o H oy t , wh o made his f i rst
mound start of the year, or other
causes, the New York Yanks have
won a ball game at last.
Ueaten In othelr first four
panics, three times by Boston's
pesky Braves, tho world's cham
pions rose in their wrath yester
day and gavo tho Braves an 8 to I
2 beating.
Hoyt pitched the first four
innings and allowed only two hits.
LOS ANGELES, March 22. (VP)
George Godfrey, negro, through
the medium of a challenge, has . platform that he Will repeal
thrust his massive framo and ' 500,000 of the laws of the Vnited
ham-like fists to the fore of thestatoa. Such is the choice of
leather-pushing field encamped senator Tydtncs of Maryland.
on Gene Tunney s trail, seeking a
title duel with the champion. ,
"The Black Menace' througn
his manager, Jim Dougherty, sent
forth hist night the word that he
is ready to fight Tunney at any
time, any place and for any con
sideration. Ho made this known
in wires to Tex Iticka1-d, Madison
Square Garden promoter, and the
New York Boxing commission.
A demand that Godfrey's name
be put. ahead of other ehfclUnn's
belli considertel , at the present
time. -was., aiado of tho boxinf
commission. H added tht the
$2500 forfeit necewry aiwom
paaiMent 'Wa1 challenpt, Trui
being sent.
RECIPE TO CLEAR
APIiLYSKIN
Pimples, sores and boils usunlly
result ft o m toxins, poisons and 1m-
j)uiiti which are M-&ted in tho
bowels ami then absorbed into the
hlooafl through the very ducttt which
should 'ahaorb only nourioliment to
Mwitaln tfc body.
; I in t9 ftin-cttow at th kidneys
In fiRr impurities from the bUuul
and cast them" out in the form of
urine, bt in many inw,H the
bowel crat men toaiim and im
purities thn the kidney can elim
inate; then the bloud uses the skin
poren the net beat mvans of
rettin i-M of the tmpuiiMen,
HOT SPHINGS, ArX. I!ll The ,ur.t wny to cle.r the skin
Peterson, Detroit, and Chartio ( th.M eruKion., an n holed
Xnshcrt, Okluhoma CHy, drew, I authority, fa to w from any pilar-
Fights Last Night
(10).
CINCINNATI. Happy At Her
ton, Indianapolis, defeated Youav
Irish. Akron, (10). Jimmy Har
ris, Cincinnati, von cvr HtVvr
Iirson, Mollne, 111., (I).
MI AM T, Fla. Artie McCann.
Philadelphia, won over Chief
Wells, Fayettcvllle, Jf. C (1).
Kai K r a u ss. Denmark, scored
technical knockout over Jhnniy
Ellis, Mfnmi, (B.).
macy about four ounces of Jad
ftalts and take a tabr)wfuj In
n glass o water each morn lav be
fore krveakfaat for one week. This
"will help prevent the formation of
toalna in the bowefc. It also stim
ulate the kidnar. tnu coaxhiK
them to filter the alood of Impurl
tiew And clearing the skin of pim
ples. Jad Malta in inawpe naive, and Is
made from the ackl of grain's and
lemon juice, combined with llthln.
Here you have a pleasant, ef fer
vescent drink which usually helps
What it takes to make
TAKE a piece ol ppc and rke down'ati
(fac things you like in a tmoke. Then buy a
tidy red tm ol P. A. and check the tobacco
Against yon fat. Opr the fMcltage and
reieasB that taatalixing; P. A. fragrance. Load
up and Ugh up. One tkrifl no foHovs
another. Yo'ra ready to h&v all the ivm
things you've iotmrd ahowt P. A.
Coal as My-foreman, rising to tpcak.
Sweet as his iwwtfa: ''Not gwihy." 'Mild u
jm 'mteti!&i&itBa. MM and mellow,
hat with that rich:, sttUnfying tobacco-tmdy
that onh the wtsidPs mast papular brand can
a man
pipe-happy, RA.has !
can t
seem to get enough of
offer. You
toDacco line tins:
Th proof of th puffing k in a pip packed
with P. A. Go get aome nov and ere what a
real companion your pific can be wnmt yew
put it on the right tat ton. Just atouad the
cornar 'is a r stora :whni tjwy hand out pipe
joy in tidy red tins. Yearn ctts-contentniB
is to get around there nov.
TWO fttft 0413 9f
the national joy, smoke!
am jk wmtnfi
C4V0O0a, wttnOKBtflalhV C
IlalK1 lcaaiii Shift
TAMPA, Fla., March 2 2. (VP)
It begins to look like thore's no
way to keep "Habe" Herman out
of tho Urooklyn lineup this sea
son . Tho DodKers trimmed tho
Washington Senators 8 to 3 yes
terday, but it's prettJP hard to
figure how they wou have done
it without Herman's big bat. He
accounted for six runs all by
himself. He drove out a home
run with two of his mates on
base and a double, again with
two on, and scored a moment
later on a slnglo by Kiconda..
White 'Knv Win Aii-i.1t.
WICHITA KAX.I-S. Texas, March
22. W I t h a determination
worthy of a place In the regular
season records, the ChlcaRO White
Sox repeated their victory over
Wichita Kalis, the Texas League
champions. 11 to ft. yesterday,
vi spite of some weird pitching
and worse fielding.
"Speed" T.uqtie, fresh from the
Kind lots of San Kranrlsco. blew j
up hopelessly In the fourth In- !
- ning. and Chalmer Cissell, the !
0 expensive shortstop, did the same.
I.uiiue worked fine the first three '
Innings and then forgot where
the plate wan. Eventually, hy
rolling up 16 safeties, the Sox
won.
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