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fEDFORD riTL TRIBUNE, ifEDFORD, ORK(.O.V. THURSDAY. MARCH 29, lf2S
M&tch Girls Gain WASHINGTON HIGH DETROIT FINN HAS
inTwoVeeksTime! CHAMPIONS LEAVE THREE-HOUR LEAD
FOR CHICAGO MEET IN BUNION DERBY
Growing girls and boys need something only Nature can
provide. It isn't found in drugs, and it can't be done by diet.
Enough fruit would keep the system sweet, but what young
ster will eat a quart of apple-sauce every day; or six bananas;
or a pound of hes? But all children lust .fvlov
the daily treat of California fig syrup
rich and fruity svrup that delight
palate, and aids digestion of anything
that's eaten. And whets the appetite
of children who don't eat enou
Fig svrup for that listless
sluggish, or feverish child!
It invicorates a torpid liver;
thoroughly cleanses the entire XJf ,'
alimentary tract. It will
solve childish ills that
jn'cht otherwise
.cod in stomach
'disorders or in
diarrhea. Try
,lig syrup I In
Mwo weeK
syou may not
(recoenize the boy
or the girl who is
stipation or 'sour
? better assimilation and
jTwcnty-four hours will
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' I'OlSTLAND, Ore.. March J.
1 tA1! Washington Hiieh htol Ui
ketball team of fort land, winner
tn the Oregon state tournament.
'. will leave today- for ChfcaiEO to
i participate in the National Jntcr-
w. ho Ian tic iia.ketball Champion
j hip tournament there April 5
to 1. p Lay era making the trip
are Kd 1-ewlii, center; Vincent
, Uolp. Harold I n m a n and Ion
j Ma Pike, forward; and Frank
McCartney, Alan Cox and Arnold
i lielkenen, guards.
ndicappcu by con-
Fhree days will tell that
elimination arc established, f
clear the furriest tongue and
have bowels in better condition ! So much better than tonics
h)f temporary value; or harmful cathartics! Let pure fig
isyrup take the place of both, buf see that you do get the
genuine California fig syrup; say "California" when you ask
(for the generous, sixty-cent bottle.
"Electric Toast"
is Best!
"Electric Toast" is host . . . because
the bread can lie toasted to just the
right state of golden brown perfection
to suit eaeh person's preference . , .
because it can be made at the table in
exactly the amounts required . . . lie
cause it is served fresh and hot, the
supply being replenished only as
needed.
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CHICAGO, March 29. UP,
Forty of the rountry's bent ban
ket ra 11 team!), nurvivor of some
20,000 that atarted the season,
will Ims In the tenth annual L'ni
verity of Chlrao national Inter--hoIailc
Lajttftual) tournament
starting next Tuesday and con
tinuing until Saturday nitfht.
Morion IliEh school of Cicero,
III., won the title last year. Thirty
five team. reireenting 31 tate,
are already entered- Thirty arc
twite champion, three are run-nrm-up,
unrf two hold local title.
Two of the mom Interesting
teams are the United States In
dian a-hool, of Albuquerque, win
ner) of the New Mexico tourna
ment, and Carr Creek, Ky. Four
Indian tribes are represented on
the Albuquerque quintet. Carr
Creek IohI the K'-ntucky cham
Iiiontthip to Anhland, aluo in tht.
tournament, in a Frame that went
four ovetrime periods. The team
U composed of typical moun
talneerH. who came to the state
meet at Tzlnffton unknown, ond
so won the people of that city
that IxxinKton Is paying their ex
penses, without a cymnaiiium,
the Carr Creek hoys practice out
of doors, wearing overalls for
prym milts.
fcEVK.V 8I'l:lNG8. N. March
2. A Artie Huominen of Ie-
troit, leader In elapsed time In j
the crops country marathon, has
averaged almost six mile an hour'
in the s2 miles covered from I
Los Angeles to this point. His '
elapsed time U U0:18:OS.
Suominen's tde over Peter
Oavuzzi, Southampton, Kngland,
with an elapsed time of 153-25:04,
Is a little better than thre hours,
while Andrew Payne of Clare
more, Okla., In third with elapsed
time of 15J:49:17.
Today's scheduled run for the
95 remaining athlete is toward
Morlarty, their twenty-sixth con
trol, a distance of 27 miles, and
35 miles from the nearest outpost
of communication.
Fighting a terrific windstorm
that pelted them with gravel.
Kddie Gardner of Seattle, and
Harry Ilea of Ixmg Beach, Calif.,
romped Into this control. 29 miles
from Ios Iuna. In a dead heat,
iioth made the distance In S
hours, 31 minutes and 30 seconds.
Their elapsed time from Is An
K'le P: Gardner, 171:35:01, and
Hea, 1S3:33;0j.
! PItl.VCKTON, N. J. Forced to
; hobble with the aid of a can since
childhood bersuse of Infantile pa-
ralyKis, Charles Claggett Is a star
on the Princeton freshman gym
i team. In three mouths he has
learned to do as much on the fly
, Ing rings and high bar as many
unhandicapped boys do In that
many years. .
ROME. The crows Is to be at
, the top of the world If all goes
1 well with Nohlle's expedition. A
small oaken one It being prepared
by the Vatican to be taken to the
i North Pole.
Latest Dope on the Big Leagues
PHIIDEU'HIA, March 29.
(jpt Word drifted up from the
south today that Manager Mack
is far from pleased with the
showing of the Ahletlcs to date.
Mack and some of the squad are
en route to Philadelphia, while.
Captain Eddie Collins, with the
main group in tow, will stop In
c.reensboro. N. C. for an exhi
bition game tomorrow. All hand
aVo expected here In time for the
opening of the city scries with
the Phillies Haturday.
Jin a week, hit everything served
, to them yesterday, totaling 17
safeties.
Glen Wright led the attack with
four blngls. while Captain ; Pic
Traynor and Clyde llurnhart each
got three. In the fourth chapter
; of tho game the Pirates baited
' around.
j Johnny MUjus and Carmen Hill
i proved Hush need not worry over
i his twlrlem long lay-off, for each
Hctntlllated.-
I.OS ANOELEH. March 2. M1)
Manager Joe McCarthy of the
Chicago Cubs Ih determined to
plug the Infield 'hole which was
blamed for uIIowIrk tin- National
league pennant to fla; away last
season.
With a coterie of the most
brilliant minor league inflelders
In years already on his router,
he yesterday traded Pitcher Hob
Osborne for Hay Jacobs, Los An
geles Infielder.
Triumphant In their nerles with
Pacific league clubs, the Cubs to
day were anxious to try their
talent aK"lut last year's National
League pennant winners, Pitts
burch. The tcHins are billed for
a five-game series, starting today.
MIAMI, Fla March 29. W
Skeptics who have been worrying
; about the condition of tho star
I in o u n d s in e n of the Jloblns
! breathed easier today as a result
of the sparkling form displayed
by Hobble's two aces, Vance and
(petty, potent bats of tho II raves,
i which shelled tho Yankees to
; cover, were silenced yesterday bv
t a score of 9 to 0. Vance gave
one hit In four Innings, Petty
nunc In five.
HMIIEVEPOUT, U.( March 29.
Fred Fa her, veteran member of
the Chicago White Kox pitching
staff, seems ready for another
good season In the majors.
In his Initial appearance of the
season yesterday, Faber's spit hall
and curves broke ns they did In
the heyday of his career, and
outsldo of a wabbly beginning, he
mastered tin Hhrcvepo t batsmen.
His mound work was taken up
by 'Harmonica" Gnodell, a rookie,
hi the sixth Inning, and the Kmt
won. 1 1 to 6.
No game was scheduled today.
ST. PETEHHBUHO, Fla., March
29. (TV Tony Lnzzert, Yankees'
recond baseman, has been de
:tached from the Kuppert losing
exhibition special. Tony, who
! strained his side taking a healthy
1 wallop at tho ball, Is pointed for
1 New York direct to rest up In
j stead of touring.
I The Yanks were belted by the
1 lluffnlo Hisnns yesterday, & to 4,
the mighty Babe Ituth Wasting an
I opportunity at the plate In the
'ninth by hitting Into a double
play with two on luo and
. ono ou t
OAKLAND. Calif., March 2!.
iPi Hnnle Hush smiled today, for
his Pittsburgh Pirates, viewing
the sunshine for the flnt time
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. March 29.
(tV) Ernie N ever, Ht. Iouis
Ilrnwns pitcher, was called upon
to start the second ami last game
nf the Ilrowns with the Memphis
Hub of tho Southern Association
j today. in the Browns' 6 to 2
I victory' yesterday Catcher Clyde
Manlon of the St. Tenuis team
went to the hospital when a foul
ball split his right hand between
the thumb and Index finger.
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I If a proposed flood control dam Is
I constructed on the Hosseau river
In Manitoba were expressed today
; by Ilcpresentntlve Selvig, repuh
I llcan. Minnesota, who has asked
(the geological survey to obtain an
t international adjudication of the
Ithat the settlers on both sides oft
the boundary "are In a fighting
mood," he urged that some form
nf co-operation between the twoj
countries oe ne vised o navr i ne
river carry off the floods with the
, leant possible damage.
1 The proposed dam would cost i
WASHINGTON. Mar. 2!. T , , j &0 000 of whjcn tho dominion!
Fears that a clash between farm- would contribute $100,000. but Ref
ers in northern Minnesma ana ma ( vljJ mil(, lhftt ilimfM.au county nl
Canadian authorities might develop rctuv had spent HOrt.OflO to con-
!tml the stream. He advocated that
fn., A "171m" 1 spillways or dralnaKe canals should
liUaiQ AgainSC rill ' he constructed with the co-opem-
uon ni counties to carry orr the
overflow water.
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