Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextrePFOiro :NCm; tribune, medpor'd. ontinoy, Tuesday. :totl 17, 102?. PXGE SEVEN t GEHRIG LAMBASTS I ANOTHER HOMER- 'jti:ILEN CONTINUES RIGID PRACTICE EOR NET BATTLES BABE'S BAT IN ACTION AS YANKS BEAT ATHLETICS 2 UP ON (By the Associated Press.) NKW YORK. Apr. 17. P) Hiss Helen Wills, national wom en's tennis champion, continues tu I prepare lor her invasion of Kuro pean courts by meeting stronp mas culine opposition In her last prac tice matches ITefore her departure. Yesterday at Koresit Hills she mat the RtmnEMt nimnttition she The Yankees yesterday disposed , h .... ..,inired in Kdward C. of the Red Sox by 7 to 2. Ceorce chamlieri a member of the Davis l'ipgras yieldine only five hits. Co- L.ul, squnat and ,von 6-4. 6-8, 7-S. lumbla I.ou (iehriu drove out hl;Thl, aii, Bet wa not completed, second home-run, to place his tvol0n Monjlay she took a stiff, three UP on the miRhty Italic Hulli. set mai,.h from Klmer Oriffln. Connie Mack a Athletes seem to, Thl nficrnwin she probably will j be slow in getting started, losing . meet Griffin again In her last prac- I' to tno senators Dy t to . l.izen-- ti(.e st,son before she and Miss bee bested Waltaeru on the mound. ! ienelope Anderson snll for Kurope Goslln lifted for the circuit in the'on tne Aciuitania tomorrow nlKht. fourth inning. After miming a winning' streak through four games, the St, Louis The clmmjiion's play in the two practice matches has been a reve lation to tho.se who saw her win i i I w v. t 1 I Jlmst . 1 seemed Impossible then that he game could show much Improve ment. Yet it Iw now distinctly better. Yesterday her backhand strokes were coming over with more speed and greater accuracy than ecer before, while on the forehand her drives zipped across with light ning spe'd and were topped to drop well within the back line. GAVUZZI LEAD IN Browns were smothered by thoitne national title hint summer. It v nue nux, o 10 u, jioss fiowiey throwing 17 men on the field in an effort to stave off defeat. Johnny Mostil, veteran Sox out fielder, made his first start this year by slashing out a single. The Tigers put across a three run rally in the eighth but it was not enough to overcome an early lead by the Indians who won by G to 4. The hard luck which tagged Jess Petty in the previous drive was ' alongside 1he "Silver Fox" once ngain as the Braves carried off a 3 to 3 decision over Brooklyn. Rogers Ilornsby gathered three hits In four times up. Burleigh Crimes, former heaver for the Giants, hurled the Pirates to an 8 to 1 victory against Cin-'j ctnnatl, stopping the Beds with six hits. The Chicago Cubs went on a bat ting spree in the fourth inning, scoring- five runs off Jess Haines to defeat the Cardinals by 6 to 3. Karl Webb laced out a four-bagger in the fifth session. Cy Williams came through with a pinch home-run off Pitcher Fltz nimmons with two on bases in the eighth Inning to help the- Phillies subdue the Giants by a 7 to 5 count, fightTrtowed lipeniug Uiiint) (Jiiuiu siiuniiiH iuiJ jnim i"hMis in iuv mini nine up. H uie .New York Yankees trounce tne. Aimeucs at I'niiaaeipnia. view ihmow snows, jett to litilit, l.ou tJeurig. Tris Speaker, Ty Cobb and Kuth chatting together just before the game. WILDCAT' SIGNS jHAGEN NO TERROR PAINTED BRITISH TO FIGHT WALKER TO BRITISH STAR KING AS HE !S; ARTIST SUICIDES E v I.OS ANGELES,, -April 17. VP) Th ' E'xamtner says " Fidul La riarba, who retired as flywelnht boxing champion . to enter Stan ford university, ' will b married Kuturday at Santa Cruz to Mis. Marion DeRock, former wife of Billy DeBeck, cartoonist. "We will not go on a honey moon, you know, for Fidel is still In colleRe," said Mrs. DeBeck. She said she probably would at tend domestic science classes. During Iallarba's climb to ring fame, he was managed by Eugene V. Blake. "Fidel arranged this match for himself," mid Blake last night. "1 had nothing to do with It." He said the former title-holder and Mrs. DeBeck had been engaged since last June. TULSA. Okln., April 17. IP Peter Gavuzzf, who recently car ried the colors of Southampton, England, to first place in elapsed time in the cross-country mara thon, arrived from Barstuw In 4:47 flat. His elapsed time for the 1C19 miles from los Ange les was 270:41:0T. This gave him a lead of more than an hour over Andrew Payne of Claremoro. Okhi., who It as dropped to sec ond pluce since entering his home state, Guisto Umek. Italian champion, was the second to arrive here. His mark of 5:28:26 gave him a total pf 324:37:50. Payne fin ished third In 5:39:58, had an elapsed time of 271:47.29.' Allan Currier, Rogue Itlver, Ore,, finished yesterday's lap In 7:42:30. His elapsed time is 351:22:33. The caravnn moves to Chelsea today, 42 miles east of here. f CHICAGO, Apr. 17. UP) The! "Nebraska Wildcat," Ace Hudkins. will ndd a few pounds and tackle Mickey Walker for the middle-j weight title here,, either late in June or July, Promoter James Mul-1 len has announced. Hudkins and his brother-man-1 ager. Clyde, held out for an gotJ a contract stipulating a percentage share of tho'gate receipts. Walker i and his manager. Jack Kearns. ! signed three weks ago. j As a welterweight, Hudkins has! been a picturesque scrapper, but 1 his increasing poundage has forced! him into the middleweight class. BELFAST), Northern Ireland, April 17. (A) Archie Compston, long-hittin British goiter, who! meets Wulter Hugen in London j In a 72-holo match for "big LONDON. April 1 1. (JV) The money" April 27-28. Is looking ' Evening News says thai (.'harlus forward with confidence to the Sims, R. A., noted portrail painter test. U., ,i..,i. ... .,.i i, m.e British star expects to l.ai.e Kht fould ,,rowncu his Hands full in disposing of the cluUll w,.,K,ltcl, wUn aUmP8. TllH. American professional champion, haU ,)een ,n , heulh for but ho Is cm his game and be-: ,)me an(, 8Hffered from ,. lieves he will win. j BOmnla. "I never played finer golf than j n In private matclvs 1 hove played i Sims' portrait of Kinr George in recently." said Compston today! 1924 caused a Btorm of discussion. In discussing his chances with! The portrait appeared in the royul the hard fighting Hagcn. "I am : academy exhibition and depicted particularly pleased with the ac-jthe king wearing the robes of the j S 1 I 1.1 SI 4 ' I - i 'i I r i i I i i enr umticmpm nc r.nnri tastb The DeUel-Wrmmrr Co., MuLcfi-Etlbllhcd 1884 MEDFORD TOBACCO CO. S High Pressure CAR WASHING Chassis and motor cleaned Hardie system. Expert Simonizing and Refinishing Duco -Lacquer and Enamel ARMSTRONG MOTORS, Inc. 101 S. Riverside Phone 18 I Vn!' VfHAVE YOURl ! isni)ll BYES 9 j-:JNOWi MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS curacy of my Iron play. LONDON, April 17. The way has been made smoother for amateurs who wish to enter the Hritlsh open golf championships, the Hoyal and Ancient Golf club, governing body of British golf. has removed a restriction under which oiiy uinuicui a wim u. na tional handicap of three or less could enter the open. This re stores the pre-war status. The restriction was Introduced to pre vent long handicappers entering the open classic largely for ex perience to be gained In going i around with famous professionals. (Dy the Associated Press) Including games of April 16: . National. Batting Grantham, Pirates, .579. Runs Frlsch, Cardinals, 7. Hitf Grantham, Pirates, 11. Doubles Grantham, Pirates, ' 3; Bottomley, Cardinals. 3. Triples Illconda, Dodgers, 3. Homers Frlsch, Cardinals, 3. Stolen, bases Frisch, Cardlnnls, 2. American. t . Batting Meusel, Yankees! i5S3. Buns Jamieson, Indians, 7. Hits J. Rewell, Indians, 10. Doubles Cissell. AVhlte Sox; Ma- nush. Browns; Blue, Browns, 3 each. Triples Langford. Indluns, 2. Homers Gehrig, Yankees; Goslin, Senators; H a u s e r. Athletics; Todt, Bed Sox. 2 each. Stolen bases Bluege, Senators, 2. 0 one 3 Fights Last Night IS KNOCKED OUT TOPEKA. Knns., Apr. 17. (P) Another of the few knockouts charged ngainst Jack Johnson in nearly three decades was on rec ord here today. v .'-' ". -.--v-;- The former heavyweight cham pion, who fell liefnro Joss Wlllard in 1015, was Knocked out In the fifth round of a scheduled 3 0-round ; fight last night by Bearcat Wright, j Ontaha negro.- Kntering the ring weighing 235 pounds ns compared: to the 220 he sculed in his cham-t pionship days from 1910 to 1915,! Johnson, now 50 years old, held "Wright on nearly, even terms for; four rounds, In the fifth the glantl negro fell victim to a solar . plexus! blow followed by a right uppcrcut) and remained down for the count. 1 Order of the Garter, as thin and almost overwhelmed by the mug I nilicence of his garments. It was j later withdrawn. I While on a lenethv visit to the. United States in December, l!tJ6, Mr. Sims resigned his position of keeper of the royul acadomy after receiving a mild rebuke necause he had not given up his New YorU engagements in time to re turn for the opening of the school in October. ...... X.iott sllmnnti ctnrt frtm poor elimination (:on8ti:iauon orDcmi-cottlipution). Intciv tiual potiioiirfiuMivitnUty.underrTiinphtvitlh r.nd maki' lifo nwHrrnlilu, 'J'oniiiht try MS NATURE'S KEMKOV flll-vi-ituUiblu oor rc ifvn not on ordinary luxutivn. See how IH wlil uiJ in n-atorinff your niipctlle ainl ricJ sou of that heavy. kCRy. iplcaa fueling. 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