Medford mail tribune., April 29, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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PIGE SIX
" jrEnrom matl tktbtt, mftjford, onKfioy. srmyT. aptctl 20, mn:
FIRST BASEBALL CLEVELAND I
OF SEASON TODAY T H ! R D STRAIGHT;
AT FAIRGROUNDS CUBS LOSE AGAIN
LAND GAME
MWJifxIixt Missionary Kofk-ty
Mri'ts r( iii'Mlay
Thf W'uiiuiii'H Kori'lh'n MitMlun
aiy oclrty tii the Kii'Ht Mi-tllofllft
KpiKcopal rhurch will ini-et on the
regular day, TucHiliy, .May Int. at
i. 111. al tin humu of .11ks
May l'hi.i, :i-'3 Kant .Main wim-i.
M in. o. ('. IIokk will have charge
of lli pi-jrum.
Funs of the city and vall-y
will aua thi-lr first bumuull 1,-amc;
or the year today, whin tho Mod-,
ford ti-uni uniliT the inanain.
mont of Court Hull plays tlm;
Uunmiiulr teiim. In an fxhlbl
tlon game. Both are member'
of lha oriBon-t'allfurnlu League,
and the content U a tryout for the:
opening of the rcRUlar aeason.
Sunday, May 20.
.MUhols will pitch tho flret six,
lnnliiKH for Mciliortl, and tlm n t
of the dlHtance will be hurled liy ;
Kred Harrison. Mlehols is well,
known to tho una. piti'liiiiK for1
Oram 1'asH last year. He bun
been pluylnK In California all win-
tor and la in Rood eoiullttnii. Man- i
iiRrr Hall will Hive two Infleldiii
and batteries u chanie to doi
their muff. I
Tho Medfonl teum thin yaer w ill ,
contnin players from practically ;
every section of the vall'y, andj
fnnu In .Ashland, tiold Hill. fn-;
tral l'olnt, KaKlo Point, and Jack,
sonvlllo are showing as ninth In
teredt In tile team as the home
fans.
Tho nunsmulr team will arrive
early today, accompanied by a
crwotl of rooters.
' Next Sunday, Medford plays
the llniiHA of David, and the
Sunday following myets tho Weed
I'l.EVKLA.NIJ. April X. IIP)
Tho Cleveland Indians won their
third KtralKht tune from the
Detroit Tigers here today, pound
ing Carroll, Sinner and Smith for
fifteen hits to win by C to 3
Shame held Detroit cafe alter
the early innings.
Score: It. II. K.
Detroit 3 7 0
Cleveland C 1.". 1'
Carroll. Hinllli und Shea; Hliaute
and Myall.
ST. I.Ol'IS. April i!S. ll'i A
rally In Hie eighth which netted
five runs brought the While Sox
up from behind und t'hieago beat
the St. Louis IJrowns, y to u here
today.
Score:
Chicago
St. I.ouis
Thomas, Lyons
Crowdcr, Nevers,
Schitng. Heck.
The Medford lildli Hiliool base
ball team defl ated Ashland at Ash
land Saturday ufteriioou, by the
score of eitht to three. Jack
Hughes pitched for Medfonl. A
home run by Kat.er off Ills de
livery was the hatting feature,
followed cloBely by u double by
I-'reil McDonald. Abbott pitched
for Ashland and was hit freely.
Medford scored four earned runs,
sad Ashland one. A small crowd
saw the game.
The lineup of the Medford leant
was Morgan, catcher: .1. Hughes,
pllcher; Philips, first: .Melvin.
second; Uolse, ss: R Dunn, third;
.Moore, McDonald and Cilll, outfield.
GIRLS QUARTET ON
a.
ii.
is :
cms
and .MeCurdy:
Coffman, and
Dostoii at New York pustponcd:
rain.
Philadelphia at Washington
postponed; rain.
Al
team.
BEAVER FOOZLES
CIIK'ACO. April I'H. Tho
St. I.oiiIh CaidiiialK wmi tliWr
Fccoiid HtniiKlit k;uiip from tlu;
f "lih iik t'titis lirru today. The
hvuvg w.iH f to 1. I'M lit Itehin
lifld the CuIps naff while Ihh
lllilll'S IOUIuU'(l l'tTCJ' Lt'U Jo IH'H
and J'al Mulono hard.
Hruvv,: II. II. K
Ht. UuiM u l"" 0
t'hi(am 1 U 1
Hi'lim and O'Kunoli: Jours, .Ma
lone and (JonzaU'H, Ihirltu'tt.
SEALS CONQUERED
Hrnuklyn at 1 Sunt on postponed;
rain.
Nfw York nt Philadelphia; two
Ramos posUpoiu'il; rain.
CiiK-innati ut 1'itt.slnirK
poned; rain.
post-
' I'OltTLND, Or, April 28.
(Pi Hollywood evened tip an
opening four run attack hy Port
land off Walter Knnney In the
fliHt Innlnrr, by worinn four runs;
In tho third, to win toihty'n liast'-j
bnll Kanie 8 to Ti. licit Cotej
pitched much lietior than the!
Bcoru 'indicated. HIh HUpport vaH
mlKorahlo. Iko HuvIh niado throu s
erroi'H ut nhort, nnd lAMioreauve
Jn center field after dropping iej
fly. ml.sJudKcd Vera'n line drivu j
In tho elKhth which went for twi
KackH.
1 SciiIi-: U. II. K.
H(dlywood S Hi
Portland . & 10
L
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With the gills' quartet of the
high schoiil, who Friday won sec
ond place in Ihe stale music, tour
nament held at Forest drove, and
an impressive list of Medlord's
loading business and professional
people as features, the James
Stevens studio recital which will
bo broadcast over KM El), the
Mail Tribune-Virgin radio Hint ion,
tomorrow night from nine to 10,
promises to bo uuo of uuusuul Int
erest to radio fans throughout
Houthcni Oregon.
Woman's MU-dtmary Society
Will llaie (.uel Day
The Woman's Missionary society
of the First I'hrlMlun church will
observe "guest day" on Tuesday
afternoon. May 1, in the recrea
tional half, at '1 o'clock. All wo
men of ihe church are Invited to
he present. A varied program has
been arranged and this will be fol
lowed by a social hour und re
freshments. )
Business Men's
Gospel Team
The Itusiness Men's Oospel team
will hold two meetings this after
noon at Jacksonville, the first in
the Methodist church at 2:110 p.
m., and the second in tho Pres
byterian church at ne.ir five
o'clock. The Cospcl team has pre
pared two distinctly separate pro
grams for these meetings nnd It
is hoped that all who can will
attend both meetings. The Jack
sonville people have assured the
leaders of the tenia that they will
he out In strength.
These meetings will bo the Inst
to bo held in or near .Medford for
soi!o time as the (lospel team
plans on filling invitations from
(llstnnt eiiiiiiniinllies during 1 the
' next several Sundays.
Special music, consisting of sel
ection by the tiospel team tiuur
I tet, solos by talented singers und
! an old time (lospel hymn service
will be the musi-M lealurei.
' Lailic-.' Aid M. ... v nnrcli
lave Home ( online
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First M. F. church met In regular
home coining Tuesday afternoon.
'.Mrs. 'loo. Kunzman. vice president
presiding.
Song, "lie Leadeth Me." Mrs. K.
M. Mitchell leading the devotions
and offering prayer.
Mrs II ; Hobblns In behalf of Song, (iood Morning. Little Lois
Just Folks circle present.il the fol- Larson. (iladys Mlnear accom
'US":r. F. K. Nichols. ! Tnte ohsorvms birthdays were
Oh. Dry Those Tears." by Del -Mrs. lienry lein.... i. uv-,
It; Jo !-Mrt- ' Cehenek-. Mrs. Ceo.
Mrs F K N'lchols. "Blue Dells ! Kunzman. ills. T. 11. Temple. Mrs.
Toil Me Voor Dream." J. W. Colls. 1 .'b.yton Isaacs. Mrs. A. F. Lyman.
.Mrs. 10. -M. Mitchell, accompanist.
-Motion exercise. Five Little
chipmunks. Little Dorothy Oleson
and .Master lluddy Isaacs.
! Instrumental duet. Sllvyer Hells,
by Cbas. Llmlsey.
j Instrumental duet. Autumn Days
!l,y Henry Weyls. Misses Ituth and
!C,idys Miitear. ' ' '
The Just Folk:
cream and cake.
oll;s circle served ice
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SOCIAL EVENTS OF CHURCH
(Continued from paKe iit
"I'ei ney Marvin" ami all the flans
ant very happy with her over the
yountf tvn.
Ice cream, cake nnd wafers were
served by the refreshment commit
tee. .Mrs. K. N. Warner presentimc
the lovely birthday cake which
was enjoyed specially by the five
Indies havinK birthdays during
April and Kmerally by all mem
bers of the class.
lletween ?U and 7'j were present
at thiH enjoyable party ami the
next one will be held al th" Pres
byterian church with .Mrs. M-m'-ov.-Af
hnsteM.
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Orfuxi:742 M.ilt.t St., San FrtnciKO
I'l.int: South S.n i r
Tlm Lincoln oriiintiiar sebnol and
1 1 tli girls of the senior clans of
' ' the senior lileh sclliiiil were the
Kinney, Mulehay, llliodes and nuiHtniullni cnnlestanls In the
Agnew; Cole ami Anlsmlth. , Medford Inter school track meel
hold at the fnlr grounds esler
day. 'Flie Lincoln school won the
LOH ANCKI.FM. April iX.IA'l
led bats in a slnggl.ig match with Int-r-Krad., Kcl.""l ...ft. ;''''' ';
the Angels finishing on the long ! ,' iilss " " ' '"" hM
end of u 14 to 7 scoru today, the ,'.'". .
'iotory clinching the series for
Los ingelos.
Seven runs In the third frame
featured the Angels' heavy hll-1
ling ntlack and routed Harry
Kiuuse, veteran t.akland south-
paw. It was the first lose of the!
season for Krause.
, Hcore: I!
Oakland "
Los AngeleR 11
Krause. Duff. Wetsel,
und ltool, Lfimbardl', Osborne, ltar
foot und llatinuh.
11.
l:l
II I
Daglla
The seventh and clghlh gratles
of the Junior high tied with -'.I
points each, the two gratles com
peting only nmotig themselves,
Tho outstanding entrant of Hie
day's meet was Deu lllgdon of
the Junior high, who In a high
jump nearly initialled Hie world's
j,. record for lltgll Jumps by Kills
tilll oer Class ov ciciuiiik "" nioi'
lit lour leel ami tnree
inches.
(This mark surpassed (he high
Jump record made by the senior
class girls, tho outstanding ent
rants of which Included Vivian
HAV 1'lIANlMHI't). Anrll .28. t oss. Altlleil lllgoou. .narjoi le
tIi The dazzling curves opLintlley and Dorothy Kandall in
"Lefty" Vinci silenced the big ! jmni'lnK ami In illslam e tlirows
big batting guns of the San Fran-1 or baseballs mill basketballs.
Cisco Heals today and Saenimento I Tltu llWh schisil boys dill nol
defeated the league lenders. .1-2. lKn Purl III Ihe meel. which was
The seals had u two-one
tlm fourth when
their only tallies.
Score.
Sacramento
Kan Francisco
Vtnci and Koehler
Kprluz.
they
SKATTLK,
Mission-Seattle
rain.
April
game
ead In! well attended by speciators
scored! throughout the day, especially in
I the forenoon w hen the grade school
11. II. K j meet wan in lull swing,
r. 11 tn Next Saturday, tho annual Jack-
7 i son county track meel will he held
taeobs and at the fair grounds and on the Sal
I iirdav following, Ihe Junior high
!ol' this city will meet Hie Junior
SS. tl'i high nr Ashland on the same
postponed: I , .rounds.
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Medford Airport
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H. D. Grey
AAMAM-PAIM
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Mall Trillium rlussltled lids reueli ; .lolin I).
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MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs now you will
have dry wood when your present supply is
consumed.
12-INCH OR 16-INCH
GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
Two Loads $5i)0
It pays to go
to the Buick Dealer
Two used enrs mny look much the same from the
outside. MilcitRC. model, tires and general appear
ance may be all about alike.
Yet there may be a great deal of difference never
theless -a difference in mechanical condition which
will soon show up in actual driving.
You have only the word of the dealer to go by.
That's why it pays to go to the Buick dealer. You
can rely on what he says. And you may be sure his
price is fair.
1925 Buick Sedan $775 '
1923 Buick Touring $350
1926 Ford Coupe $300
1925 Fo'rcl Four Door Sedan. $275
1927 Chevrolet Coupe $550
Medford Auto Co. '
38-40 North Riverside Phone 73
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I
Here you will find both more than that, only the best materials ob
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combined with trained workmen, an established policy that the
customer MUST get satisfactory work, is your assurance of get
ting more mileage than ordinarily out of your tires.
No matter where tire trouble overtakes your car just ring 520 and
our service wagon will be on the job.
Firestone Tires mean M or et Miles per Dollar
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o
28 North Riverside
Phone 520