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PftOE ETC ITT MET)FOT?n MAIL TRTBUXE, BEDFORD, OKKCiOX. MONDAY, AVK1L 9, M2B. SPORTSMEN ARE Cast of Senior Play at Craterian Tomorrow READY FOR BIG Preparations arc complete for the pormmen'H banquet to bo held; At ANhland next AVedneadiiy even-l inu under the auKptt-oii of the Jack son County Uame Jtroteeiive as- j eoclation. and aeaent indications j point toward an attendance of over j 4U0 guests, with many from points ' outtude the county.. Ilefore the banquet beglnn, which j will be at 7:3U at the KlktT temple, j the State, Kiwh I'rolectlve uaaociu- I ation will hold lit quarterly meet- Ins nt the Lit hia Hiirins hotel, j with E. K. riatteckl, president, pre aidlnn. which will lun at 10 a. in. on Wednesday. At the same time, j at the ha mo place, inn mmv bhhiu commlH8lon will hold its renular monthly meeting, with ull mem ber preHent. Over 200 tickets for tho hanquet have been sold In Atshtund and 150 have been sold in Mcdford, with tho sale of at least 2 5 more ex pected here today and tomorrow. There will not bo less than 75 guests from out of county points, and all will be called upon to make a few remarks. -.. The main speakers of the ban quet will Include Governor I. L. rnjterson. It, J. Ktrkwood, editor of. the Western Out-of-Ooors tuhk a inc; Major Ralph CowkIH of this city. E. K. Plasecki of l'ortland. Others who will make remarks Include the members of the state game commission, M. A. Lynch of Redmond. C. E. Miller of l'ort land, M. F. CorrlKun of McMlnn Vllle. Hen Dorrls of Eugene, I. A. Wright of Union, Harold Clifford, Btato game warden; Mutt Hyck man, superintendent of hatcheries; Oeno Simpson and Harvey More land, superintendents of game farms. Members of the state fish com mission, who will be called upon, are E. I1. Kendall and John Veatch of Portland, C. L. Lelnenweber of Astoria, Hugh Mitchell, director of department of fish culture. Out of county guestH will Include Roderick Macleay of the Macleay estate, Obak Wallace of Eugene, Stato Engineer Ithea Luper, Mike Jlnuer of Corvalltx, Senator It. I.. Eddy of ICoxeburg, Senator Miller of Cl-tnts Pass, Oeorgo AK-xand i- . ...... i q :;y m if. the Cuban star, has enrouraijeu Jack Hendricks und IiIh uldcs. The Iteds think UeorKO Kelly, much li..l.r..vurf in llflllttl. Will dU BUIlie 1 fancy first basing and hitting. , Boston's ISruves, bolstered by i llomsby at second and Iterl , Hell at third, cpect to display ! i moreuunch. The Uravcs have j linked up Eddie llrandt, a left- ; handed pitcher, who ne'ema to have the Roods. i llronklyn has drawn on Boston I for Dave llancroft. who can still : play shortstop nnd hit; and Cln-I (By llriun llcll. Asmk-uiU-U IYm s ,.innll,i lla!) contributed ItubeJ NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE PROMISES JO BE HAIR RAISER NMrl Writer) ! Bressler to tho outfield. Hen-1 NEW YOKK, April 9. fP) drlcks and Herman, former first j National Ixaguc pennant hopes. ! basemen, have been converted into rising like sap in the spring, cover ! outfielders. more territory this year than has' The Phillies must undergo a been the case in recent seasons. ! period of reconstruction before ,.ii,u a ...i .vitiftthey can challenge their fellows, j interest at the mere mention of'A Bod start was made In Betting Hill Keuey ir iirsi uu.v, ahuui ( Whitney at third and Bill Del-j trick, an infielder.outfielder. A IVmit row Anltn Mohr, A lie' Itoherts, Mrs. Smith, Mix. Wuflc, .lain IHion, (am Hie leiiieiLS)ii. lUick row Harry Kogcrs Itnh Stoltz, Ktan llldcii. Amhy rrcderlfkN, stun Wilcox, ixtige Silllmnu. A drens rehearsal (f "The Patsy." the farce conu-dy to he Kesentel by the senior class of tho high school tomorrow night at the Crutcrinn. will be held tomorrow. The play, which is being pre sented under direction of Mrs. JoHcphine Wormian Smith, dramatic coach, is enjoying a large seat sale. The regular session of the school board scheduled for tomorrow night, has been postponed so the directors may attend the play. The leading role in the play is taken hy Miss J-uie Dixon, with S'.an lllden as the leading man. It 1h the story of an average American family, and "the patsy," means the "goat." After many trials and tribulations set forth In comeddy situations, "Paulina I IVirrlnglon," at the end of the play, becomes triumphant. "Tho Patsy" is now being picturlssed with Murton l.aviea in the leading role and will soon appear here. The scenery for the play Is by Thomas Kwcm. the championship. ' Only three points separated the first and third place clubs last this year will be any less con-1 The start of the major league tmtr$ j campaign will find the first two clubs of last! poi'c.-r co.ee,, o.. c- . Th,. fli'Kt riivluiftn season. 1'lttsburnh. Ht. Loute. Newj"nf" P "I'Ponents. York and Chicago, have under In the American, tho Yankees "BILL" ISAACS IS LLOYD HAHN 10 LEADING GOLFERS! GO TO EUROPE HANDICAP TILT! FOR TRAINING The Weather Hill Isaacs yesterday won the' fiiBt round In the annual hand!-: cap golf tournament at the Med -1 ford club, wi'h a net score on the first 18 holes of 09 within one: stroke of the course record (II Alan J. Gould. Associated Pi-osh Sports Kill tor.) NEW YOHK, April II. (Pj - second bnso where Rogers Horns ny worked in 1927. Tho addition of Hazen Cuyler to Chicago's outfield has con verted Joe McCarthy's outer trio I Into ono of the strongest in the I game, and at the same tlms 1 "Sparky" Adams Is credited with i having "made" the Pittsburgh in field. St. I-ouis sees O'Farrell. Thevenow, lijades and Hhem in much better shawe to give their lowest temperature this morn- j wont efforts. r. 44. I The (Hants present a problem. Precipitation for 21 hours 'end- "a en BoBton and ln(! 6 n. m., none. fl rimes to Pittsburgh. Andy I Yesterday's weather here: HlBh-!'-whon n,lH heen Kven the 8CCOnd est temperature, 76. Lowest tern 1,,lHO ftiKnment and must sink iperature, as. or wim around U' Prerlpitatlon: Total rainfall ! Tno olher ets are Frank since September 1, 14.30 Inches. Hogan. a promising young catch- Humiditv yesterday. 5 a. m.. Sf.'er, Frank O'Uoul. a hard-hitting ,per cent; 12 noon, 22 pur cent; 5 : outfielder, und several brilliant ' p. m., 1!4 per cent. i young pitchers. Hill Walker, a ! Character of day. partly cloudy. i)enver , 'left-hunger, leading the 1 Sun sots today at G:45 p. ni.. rises Mist. riuos wno wero in me '".'" B . u" . . Pni-niT with the Athletics, while gono striking changes during tno; " ' . , .,., tnnv "die hasoball months. The l-irates:1" the Nationa , the Pirates hook and Cubs claim added slrenKth "' "h.,,he t,,lr'"""s- -throuKh an exchange of Improved I , 'he"Ci ,1 ',. SuZ physical condition of several stars to" 8ox- 1h1e cl"b" and the Cliants have replaced one ' hostilities on dne.day. of tho Rame-. greatest hitters rahlnBton and Hoston go Into " .... 1 nctinn tomorrow. . with a youngster who will play ! l.lovd llahn. ace of Anierlcnn mid- tomorrow. fi:3S a. in.. setB tomur- Three clubs wno wero imii r ..,nrv.. n.in-i lw.,.i n (lit die dislanco ruimcis. not nnlv will1 row at 6:4G n. m. - second division hopo for better -this was his scorn with his handl-o to Kuropo In advance of thei (Hiscs nli:l sots comptleted forhlnns and even vision a pen- Icap di'duitcd. hut he was well un-1 main Olympic continKent. but will level liotlzonl. nam at tnc end or me season. Ider 1"0 at that. Cleurge Hates was be accompanied by his coach. Jarkl Forecnst for tnilRht and tomor- c'inc'nnatl has lost Pete Donohue. u... . u 0..1. . ... cIiihcIv on iiiir heels, with a 69. ' Hyder. and Klven full leeway n -row: Mostly cloudy toiiiKht and inn nblo pitencr. Dut a return to Greater Orriton association MlalnoJ VK Howard Kehcffel at the same condltlonlnir himself for the lifter-1 Tupwrlnp: mild temjiernture Hallock of linker, Georco V. Kster-! tKn'. j na'ional K.imes at Amsterdam. wlnnfn form of Adolfo I.,unue. action tomorrow. Indications are that Ilenton will take the mound for tho Giants against his former club mates, tho Hraves, who probably will use Greenfield, graduate of tho McOarw school, on the peak. Probable openlnK day pitching selections: American Ijcojtuo Boston at Washington Mac Fnyden vs. Marberry. New York at Philadelphia Moore vs. Grove. Cleveland at Chicago Hudlin vs. I.,yonB. St. Iouls at Detroit Gray vs. Whltehlll. Nntlinal raftiio Pittsburgh at St. Louis Kre mer vs. Haines. Boston at New York Green field vs. Benton. Philadelphia at Brooklyn Ring vs. Petty. Chicago at Cincinnati Itoot vs. Luque. , 4 li,Milnf crimtnimlrntlon of Ueames Chapter No. C6, o. E. 8.. Wednesday evening at 7:30. Social niKht. Visiting members HAITI E M. ALDEX. Secy. welcome. 19 I: B f- Rt New! Tea in Vacuum. A new flavor you never knew before. Fresh! The only tea that comes to you as fresh and fragrant as it left the Oriental tea gardens months before. Try It! Your grocer returns your money iastuntly if you don't like . Schilling's best ! JAPAN (Green ) a. BLACK (Oranve Pekoe) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS ly of Waldo, Htato Dairy Commis sioner J. I). Mlckle, H'.ate Treas urer Thomas Kay, M. H. Kltzgeruld of the state Industrial accident commission, Federal Prohblltlon Director W. K. Newell of Portland. Hal lloss of Kalem. K. V. Averlll f Portland, Waldo Anderson of There Is great Interest nnd en-: No official decision has yet been thiislasm In the tounnment this reached on Halm's plans. NonO' far, and before the battle Is ovei'wiil be until Hyder and I-awsoni some unexpected upsets are ex- Hobertson, the l) I y m p I c head pected. : coach, gel together In I'liila lv. There are 14 prizes, the flrst'ffcia later Ibis month, but It rani prize going to tho man making the W said with authority that Hahnl lowest ni't score for T; hides. Tliose will have the full support of the Albany. Bruco Dennis of Klamath 'ho have not yet played can still .Olympic organization In any special J'tiiis, Guy Gordon of Itoseuurg, c. A. Lockwood of Itoseburg and J. II. McCool, editor of "Wild Ufo Lines" of the Morning Oregoniun at Portland. Tho folluwing Clubs and came associations will bo represented at follow: tno banquet: Cooulllo Itod and Gun club, Klamath Kportsmen's association. Douglas County Game Protectivo asociation. Izn'ik Walton club, I".ne County Sportsmen's association. Heiulde Hod nnd Gun club. Polk County Itod nnd Gun club, Salem ltod and Gitn club. enter, the only qualification being' Plan of Olympic preparation. that they play not less than IH, The probability Is that tho great ! holes at one time, announce their i Nebraskan and his coach will bej entrance, and finish the 36 holes 1 advised to go to riam e, where thu , before the end of the month. climate Is more nearly like that! of Atncricii IiiuIi'm.I ,r t,, ultl,..,., lln.eland for Holland fur advance! Net,, training. They probably will em-; W. Kline fi.t bark at least two or three wcclcu! The scores, to dale, for 1 li holes ' G. Ga'es . II. Kehcffel It. I). Seinon V. Ileckman W. K resse T. Fish W. K. Kiddle Tom Kmmcns .... It. II. Hammond II. Marx C. J. Semon G. C. Coruiu IS FORCED OUlff: 82 RUNNERS LEFT v V HAYHK, Okla., April . (p) Pete C'avuzil. Southampton. Eng land, led the trans-conllnental foot racers into Kayre, the 37th control utallon, today. lie cov ered tho 32.3 miles from Texola In S hours 3I minutes and 30 sec-, onds. Ills elapsed time for th.' 1 3 3 fi . fl miles from Los Angeles is 2T : 67:60. Andrew Piiyno, C'laremore, t.lkla. retained first place In tho race by finishing ninth, today In 0:U3:3l. ilia elnpsed time from Los Angeles Is :L'C:33:0)j. Okla.. April 9. Ml 79 Hy erguson I'rlngle Henry .... J. F. Heath .. . W. Vnwtcr V. Fischer 11, Strang O. Johnson C. Strang ' sn 1. S. Clark si .1. .1. Kmmcns s ( V. Mcl'herson s I Earl Tumy us i Cj . heforo the main body of athletes 611 sails on July 11'. 7l I Some opposition 1ms Wen voiced y.t to showing any favoritism or grant-, -ij lag any s ial dispcnsaUon to llalin. but tho idea, of those guid-; 3 ing the Olympic argosy is express-i ed in this fashion by one In aulhor-' iily: 70 1 "Why shouldn't Habn have every advantage we can give him? lie .Jia far and away the greatest Amor-I ,'lcan middle distance star since .Mel nncppitril or Ted Meredith. For the first time in :0 years Halm ' s gives America a chance to come; ,t through In the sun and 1500 meter runs at Amsterdam. lie w ill bo i up against probably the greatest ! 7S i) l """ "-at nns ever been assembled ' I for these events." , 7! ' s:i It. It. Shi W. Mowne Kr t', tl. I'htxnsoii S.1 V. Marshall sr, II. Woiulford j.it It. W. ltuhl so It. W. I .co n; 11. K. Orr yi TEX(I,A. vsiin. a mo Suoinlnen of Detroit K. II. Johnson foit.'ed out of the I.os Angeles to J. C. Thompson ivew org marathon, And re will. (1. Tyr J'ayno or t'lnremore. Osta., today led tho, field of 2 In elnpsed tlliln for the first lap in Ills home : state. I Kiionilnen. who had held tho! lead for several day.. as rorccd i to null yesterday when ho dc- vetoped a strained tendon on the 85-mile trek front McLean. Texas.! He failed to respond to treatment i and wns brought in by a patrol' car after an unsuccessful attempt' to complete the Jaunt here. Paynel i; covered the distance from Mc- ! .," ASI,1 IN A ON Al"' UV) -Lean In r.:ir,M0. giving him anl,1" ladlo comnilsslon to. t fniii'itu i t'linii uruii I lirilllll E AT MEDFDRO FIELD Olapsed time of 521:29:87 for the 130.14 m'les Peter Gavur.I. Pouthumidon. Kngland. who fol lowed Payne Into the control Station here In 5:30:41. ranks second In elnpsed time with ti4:IM:;n. A Sl-nille Jaunt In Sayre, Okla.. wnH tltc progrnni todny. v .Allan Currier. Itogue lllver. Ore. 'finished Saturday !):R9:4n, elapsed thmi 280:21:21. (Hy The Amh-iuiciI I'nss) Los Angeles and Portland di vided a twin hill, the Angela win ning the first contest. 6-3. and tno northerners the second. ti-S.' after an extra frame. Ilattetles: i Couch and liego. Ainsmdh; iinr foot and lianiuih. Second game, louder. Tomlm and Alnsmlth; Peters, (iabler. Gardner and Sand-j berg. Hannah. The Missions came to life with a vengeance by w hipping sacra- j mento in both ends of a double-, header. Hulling 1,1 the Union-! down with two safe blows In the morning game to win. 3.0. A three-run rally in the linal frain-i' of tho afternoon frav cave thei IOTL VELVET CIGARETTES ROLLED EVERY MONTH - ffl ifoi mill )urpminq c -not after youve rotfat onz, f for yourself ! to the Hoeing Aircraft Transport. Uie. OI Seattle. Wash., for radio .Missions the came. 10.;. l'.m. stations at UN landing stations in terles. Helling and liablwln Kal. ' cond nntl . and win j this 1 San 1 the stales or ( alllni nla. t'tah. Ho. shea nnd Koehler. s Washington, Wyomli-.;. Oiegon, Ne 'gaine: pillette. Iinvenpoit vada. Nelirnskn nnd Illinois. j Whitney; Singleton. Vinci 1 110 company plans to keep in .sevcrcid. direct contact with lis passenger,! After losing the morning game, '"V"' " man caiiyiiig snips ,-1. Meattle broke Into tho over the airways connected by the column for the first' time field nnd has also iislieil llecnsos season by whaling three ...1 icici'icMic uiiosiiiiiicis irom -a , I-111 nclsco hurl, is for a !i-." vlc- ,,1.'"'' , , '"IT In the nightcap. ' Catteries- liree ve lengths of M T. 71. S ,icllt ,, ..,.,.,.. MllU(ly ,; IceeiUng ,000 watts ,s,wcr, w,U ho u.Tu 'm, tT. i " o'; ... e.A""": l-erguson n,, s,.r,ns. ' ; th Itlnlto theater, where his pic-! nln)(,m, ( ,,, , in. """vn t rt'"lt''i tttfrt "TI10 lli'findwnv Khii." nnonnil ... . ... , luion III lilt it in frtmi ti... n,.L. i ! -C: Hlo. Wash.. , .nh.ml ' " nml VvC" Jrwln.l '- W-innfm: ilruw In t)w fre- ! The jiruntinn ut ttu orm(t will , ,m,'n 'Miiit'! Hunk llnhn menu 110 rltanxo In tlu MiMllnril "'ive1I t-rnlli f-r the Stir mm Inn inv Im-tittMl at t!u nlrport. '" ' n l of tln vetk. ' -Muriihy an, I t..k. An- : I-rtrnl roNlilnitH who hnvo nfiinun nmhltlmiN of hrrnkliiK Into thr movlP, nro Invited to tonlVr to morrow forenoon with .lark Irwin. wMI knnwn Hollywood director, nt ture, "The Itrondway Sap fir a throe-day run tndny, flection with "Tho Kepnrier, ford-mndi ' comedy. Mr. through these Interviews, hope in Jotmte new aereen ntiiterlal fur em liloyment In ITnHywood, nnd Ih onx- iou tft ee nil who are liilerented. ' nrrui diim t t!etri;o Jnhiison, radio I'-atterfr Jj picture. "The Ilruadway Sap." operator. The t -oiiHti utt Inn will m": """i. tid "Th Jtporter," ni:ide hyjtake place In ol her cillcw. the local ' ""'t iron-: Churlea Dorety with Fatty J.ayttion, utation havinij heen t oinpleted ' Ami-w, It., made good hlta thla nfternoon. pome llmr iiko. q Hi jiM lie: ion 1.1 und tll(,. 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