Medford mail tribune., April 27, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

MEDFOUD MAIL TRmTTjmmmX). OREfiOX, TTNPAY, fAPRTL 27, 192S.
PXGE SIX
(lly Iho AhmdcIuU-J rrew.)
The l'lilladi'lphia Athletic ion
rouKh shoil over Washington ye
ti nhiy, carving out a 10 to 0 de
rision to plre tnem rlyht boh i ml
the New York Vunkous und t'leve
l.ind lmliuns.
A Hlx-run rally In the clKhth
'!iu1jc1 the YimkeoH t: '.vlilp the
lloslun Hod Sox at New York, !
to 4.
The Indians kept pace hy beating
the Detroit Tiger ut Cleveland, ti
to 1.
Home-runs hy Hlue and Sehutte.
each with a man on lae, aided
the IlrowiiH to register a C to li
trtumh over the Chicago AVhlU;
Jox at St. JouiH.
Idle for days hecauKe of Inclem
f'nt weather, the New York CJluiltH,
lendlnK the National lonKiie pa
rade, opened a Merles with l'hllu
delphht hy dropping a Ei to 4 ver
dict to the Quaket-H.
Kd Itrnndt, Seattle rookie, pitch
ed Hit) weakened Ihmton UraveH to
n 4 to 0 victory over Dazzy Vance
und the Iti-ooklyn Dodder.
Carmen 1I1II won hits flrnt vic
tory (f the year when the 1'Itln
buiuh ThaleH beat Clncinatti at
ForbtB field, 7 to 2. The cold
weather forced postponement of an
encounter at Chicuft" between the
Cubu and the St. houln CardlnalK.
ltun Frlseh, Cardinals, 1 1.
Huns hatteU In (Jnutllium, l'l-
ruteH, in.
Hits Don t hit, Cardinuls, 22.
JJoiiblcH Clruntliani, 1. tt'uner.
1'irates, & each,
Trlph-H lioitomley, Cardinals; L.
Wuner, J'iratr 3.
Iloiuers O'Uoul, illimtH; Friseh,
Cuidlnals: Webb and W'iltion,
' Cubs; CI rant ha in, 1'li'ates, .'1.
Stolen bases Krlsch, Curdinulu;
Tyson, Kobins, G.
Aineiicaii.
Ilattimr Kress. ItrownH, 000.
! Kuuh Jamieaon, I n'lluns, A.
Kims batted In-r-Mcusel, Y'aiiUees,
( 10.
: Hits tiehrink'er, TlKfrs, '22.
jlJoublen .Meuscl, Yankees. 8.
Triples Kenan, Ked Sox. 4.
1 Homers Mauser, Athletics, 4.
J Stolen bases Sclmnj. Krowns,
I
I
FIRST BALL GAME
OF SEASON WITH
4.1
Fights Last Night
(liy the Associated Press)
! CLKVKLANI) Andre Itoutls.
i Franco, outpointed fKnuclu Ker
I namlez, Philippine Isluntls (12).
IMnxie truhe, Krie, Pa., won by i
i technical knockout over Jimmy
(Tiannelt, Cleveland, (3),
HIIILADttU'lllA Kulph Smith
California, knocked out Harry
Slaughter, Philadelphia Ci).
Major League Leaders
ST. I.OCIK Jno Diiniliv, wc-l-I
te.-welKlit fhamplon, teclitiirally
kri'M-Ucti out I El II v Dniko, Oor
jinunv Cl). M'ler lmr C'lilruK".
knorkol out ,evn .Murtln, tit.
;UuIh, (I).
I TOUT THOMAS. Kv. Kill I.c-
ho, ludiannptiliH, won from Joe
j DniKon, Cincinnati (10).
AKUOX Kamly Kelfvi't, Vlltx-
lilirit, (Icfoated S. y. (K. O.)
ClnlHtnoii, Akron, IIM. .lack
Mi'Kt'nna, ChlraKo, won f i o in
Chuck Seamark. PlttHhurg' (S).
Tim Mi iIIoi iJ team of tile O'swin
Cull Torn In Icuiiue will play liif
first pinid of tint awiHon Ht the
fair 'rounds Suii'luy ut 2: 'Ml p. in.
The local playem are rounriiuK Into
shape taut, bill several arum are
still a liiflo wi-uk unci the t'am
will not he at IUu top of Its form.
Nichols and Harrison will take
turiiH plti-Mnp nKainHt tho Uniifi
muir team, which wilt conio with a '
laino hand of router. I
sramiKer Uiill axpijctH to Klve
every man on the Hiiuad u workout
Sunday, and uitoh the fanu lo come I
out und nee them. Four playerH
recently reloaded hy OuktanU will
play with .Med lord Sillliluy. .
The maiuiKcr also uayH that lie
has received loyal support from Ihe
Japanese colony and that they
enme to his house with coiitrlhu '
tiona of cash, find mad uh wot hens
hecause ho hnd not asked them to
contribute. Mr. Hall apologized be '
fore any jiu Jltsu was slapped on 1
him.
(lly tho Associated Press) .
Including Karnes of April ,' ,
National.
UntHiiu (Irnntham, l'lnite", 4r,l
DKCATnt. 111. llmmy Buyers,
Uifayetle, llld., defeated Hilly
Knowles, Chicago (10).
I
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This Great Healing Oil Must
Banish Eczema and Skin Troubles
Make up your mind today that
you are koIuk to kIvu your skin a
real chance to net well.
You've probably been, like a lot
f other people, convinced that the
only I hi UK to use was an ointment
,ur sulve (sonic of 4 hem are very
Konri) but In tin- blK majority of
; eases' these sticky salves slmftly
'rlotf the pores itnd the condition
primarily remains the name.
(In to lleutls Oruj? Store or any
other pnod drtiKKist today and net
mi orijL-tnl liouli- of Mimne's Kin-
erald (Ml.
1 Tiie very first application will
( uive you relief mid a few short
' treat men ts will thoroughly roii
jvince you that by sticking faithfully
I to it for a short while your skin
i troubles will be a thing of the past.
Ke member that Mooiie'H Knier
ft Id Oil It u clean, powerful pene
; tralitiK Antiseptic (HI that Ioch not
'slain or leave a ureusy residue and
that it must nive coinidett satis
faction or your money cheerfully
1 refunded.
Shirt Sale
Ends
April 30tJi
$150 Shirts $1.19
$2.00 Shirts $1.59
$2.50 Shirts .... $1.75
$3.50 Shirts .... $2.95
$5.00 Shirts .... $4.35
Campbell Clothing Co.
On Main St., Near Front
DEFEATS BEAVERS
( lly the Associated Press)
Keven hurlcra ascended the hill
as Holly wooil took a frc e-htttlng
loose fielding Kame from Port
land, 8-7. The Stars kH away
to an early lead tiff Joh'n Couch,
and while the IJeavers kept peck
Inn uway, they could not over
come the margin. Halteries: Hhel- t
lenback, Monnelley, Mulcahy, Kul-1
lerton and Itiutsler; Couch, ponder,
Ynrhop ami Ainsmlth. i
Tied ut six all In the last of
the seventh. San Francisco's "mur
derers' row" broke loose to drive
KltiKletnn and Keefe off the mound
and score five runs, eventually I
winning the Maine from the Sen
ators, 1 2-tl. Thurston, pinch hit-1
tintr for Moudy in tho seventh,
cracked a homer Into the bleach
ers and repeated the trick In tho
folio wIhk inning. 1 latteries: Sin
gleton, Keefe. rlynii and Kochler:
.May, .Moudy, Thurstpn and Hprinz.
Seattle came nut of her losing
j streak with a loud bang, three
'Mission hurlcrs being sent to the
slaughter, as the Indians rolled
' up a lfi-.'t victory. M tiller, Indian
j third-saeker, gut four tmt of five,'
including it double and home run.
'flatteries: llolllng, Kckert, (Ionics
and Ualdwin, Itrenel; Knight and
Uorreani,
(ialo Staley broke up a neat
twirling duel between Pub Hasty j
and Tex Weathersby when, with
one nut in the nlnli, he belted one !
of the big Ouklauder'H slants Into
the bleachers for the run neees-
sary for the I.os Angeles a-2 win ;
over the (iaks. llatterlcs: Hasty,
and Pool; AYeathershy anj Sand-!
herii.
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200 Dresses in Our Store Priced
from $13.95 to $17.50 Going at
ForSATU
RD AY. Only
Breier's
NEW
LOW
PRICE
POLICY
IN THE WEST "
56 Stores in the West
I KAST ST. 1,01'IS, April 27 (!')
Dn.shiiiK tlwouKli heavily crowded
I nil l ie huicH in St. Umlx, I'M tiurd
, ner, Stmttlo iu-ki'ii, imcud ('. '.
' I'ylo'H IrnnK-rDntinental font rnccrs
on the -N.l mile hip from IlillKido
I view, Mn to tho fmtli eonlrol hero
today, covering tho distance, in
3:3:L'3. Ills tlmu for Iho 20S(!.2
inllea from l.o Annehs was
' lit.
John Salo, 1'asHale. X. .1., was
Hccond In U:;!l:,i,') Willi elapsed
lime of :!SI: 13:6:1.
1'hillp (irnnvllle. Canadian (lis-
lauet chnnipion, was third in
:i :!!::!:! ::sii:,"i2:r:.
Breier's
NEW
LOW
PRICE
POLICY
RAYON UNDERTHINGS
Hiiinty triininiiiirs. ns1fl sli.-ulcs.
Prices 9S, $1.-19, $1.79.
$1.98
NEW TODAY
Wouk'h's Sport Coats, nil sizes.
Priced at, tip to .' $12.50
. MEN'S SHOE DEPT.
Men's tan and ldaek Oxfords,
nil leather. pd fitting last.
Priced at $2.98, $3.98, $1.98,
$5.98
See Window
Men's Golf Hose 9So
Men's Dress Hose 25 and 29
Men's Dress Ties r-19
NEW DRESSES THIS WEEK
All new shades. Priced at
$12.00
See AVindow
MILLINERY DEPT.
Smart Straw and Straw .Novel
ties. Priced at
$3.-19, $1.85 and $5.S5
WOMEN'S SHOE DEPT.
Strap Pumps and Ties. Patent
I leather
$261S, $2.9S, $3.9S to $4.98
BOYS' SHOE DEPT.
liovs' tan or Mack Oxfords.
'Priced at
$2. 18p $2.79, 2.98, $3. 18
As a further introduction of our store to thrifty spring shoppers,
,we are offering this AMAZING DRESS SALE tomorrow only.
There are charming new springtime creations in prints, georg
ettes, flat crepes and chiffons in fact every desired spring
material and color in all sizes from 13 to 50. You'll have to
see these dresses to appreciate them Look for a few of them in
our -windows.
New Sales Ladies for This Sale Tomorrow
REMEMBER IT'S SATURDAY ONLY !
NO TRIALS
NO EXCHANGES
NO REUNDS
Every Sale Tinal
310 EAST
MALN STREET
TELEPHONE
516
CHIC NOVELTY FOOTWEAR-COATS-MILLINERY-LINGERIE
Rogue River Valley Canning Co.
A Home Institution ' ,
Will supply all Canned Goods for
the Home Products Dinner tonight
at the Hotel Mecfford
o
SPECIFY HOME CANNED PRODUCTS
THE NEXT TIME YOU ORDER
Rogue River Valley Canning Co.
S. Front St. Phone 94
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Here's the Lead
that Puts Certainty
intoYour Calyx Spray
GRASSELLI Arsenate of Laid is preferred and
used by the leadinR fruit growers of the country,
year after year, because from onif experience thcyo
know in advance its use simply means a higher
yield of first class fruit.
Don't experiment. Insist on GRASSELLI which in
sures you lead of the highest quality and uniformity.and
prompt dolivery in any quantity you require. On sale at:
SGOBEIsi & DAY.
Mcdfo"rd, Oregon . .
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