Medford mail tribune., May 02, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOON. WEDNESDAY. htt 2. 192S.! ' '
SENATORS BEATENFARRELL, FAMED
(Ily iho AHHOiiiiU-a rresn)
Th.9 Amerli-mi l"Kiit nut", so
fur na It rom-i'int iht New Yrk
YankepH ami WaHhiiicton Hwintnrs
eem to have resolved itwlf Into
u personal tlul lntw'Mi tiuUv
Hutu HtiU iiucky Harris' crew of
pltchcrH.
ICuth crarketl out homer So.
t, a triple and two mhkIch off
aiurlwrry and Van Alywtym at the
i-iipltal yewU'rday ami tin Sena
tor took thWr t'lK'ith conwrcu
tlvo bfutins. 8 to Ci. It was thu
YankeeH' ufxth niraitiht win.
Four of Ruth's five homoiH
Jiavo bren achit'vid at the ex
jjonso of WuHhlnKton lJltchlriK.
t'onnit Mack's I'liUiult'ljihia Ath
letic ki'pt !:( with tin tltle
holdoiH by bentlnc the l:d Box.
C to 3, KtrpU-hliiK their winnliiK
xt rente to seven in a row. Cobb's
Fiimlc in the vlichth drovo in the
tyin and winning ruin.
C'levt'land retained second place,
n step ahead of the Muckimn, by
Inking a 4 to 3 battle with the
Ht. huliitt ItrownH. Sixteen hit.
seven of them doublet, allowed the
Detroit TiKeiM to bury tho Chi-t-aito
Whltu Hox under a 10 to 5
Hcore.
k Ity worinc their Keeond M might
win over Urooklyn, 4 to If, the
New York (liantH moved Into
fit'Ht plncn In the National league
race, a lialf game ahead of the
JJodKeiN.
Old (Jrover Alexanler wuh Hiib
Jeeted to a terrific barrage as tin
Cincinnati UedN beat thu I'unli
nalH at Hi. LouIh, li to ::.
Curium Hill turned In another
film per forma nc at IMUsImiik, us
the J'i rates beut the Cubs uKiiin,
4 to l. .
Hunched hltH off Valnh and
Wilier avo the Hoston Hraves
their second stralnht win over
the 1'hllH, 5 to 3.
LEWISTOKI
l.os anoki.kh. siuy 2. (pi
Nick I.IIUf, popular youiiK I'liii'ilK"
nun Htur, tunlKlit will mako n Mil
for the worlil'H hruvywi'lKlu wrest
ling ' t-lminplonHhli). infottnu 1p
fnmouH hrailliirk Imlil .f the tltlr
holder, KU (Slrnniilcrl Low 1b, with
and the rhaniplnn'H greater weight
ami experience with Kpeed and the
KtrtiiKth of youth.
liut OivJh. at 37 7 with Iff years
of grapplhm experience behind
him,, was favored nver I.ulze uf
Whose l'.ri years, six have been de
Voted to wrest liuu.
When Lewi crawls into the rim;
tonight he will weigh -'r ptmiuls.
Ohout jit more .than I.ule.
i The match Is two out of three
fulls to a finish.
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"OLDBYCEMAm.RY-HEE ,
DLtrtbutor. H. C. ENDERS M"Urd
.. . At hi and
(Hy Hrian 1U II, A-vMM-iat.-tl liftn
Spoil h Writer.)
! NI-:V YOliK, May 2. iP) .Tohn
j ny Karr'l has won most of th
, little golf champlonshipM and never
the big one, but ho Is not down
j hearted, Only -7 years of age,
he believes he will be open eham
j plon before h is ftreed to retire
) from eompetition.
When he does win the title, he
will putt lifs way to it. The smiling
mperlallvcly groomed Westchester
pro Is the world's greatest long
; distance putter. lbs i prepared t j
Join enthusiastically In any cam
paign for more and bigger greens.
Johnny Is only a common or
garden variety of putter from four
to five feet, but from 10 to 50 feet,
he Is a combination of deadly poi
son and high explosive. He has
mnde putts in serious competition
better measure In yards than In
feet.
"What Is the explanation?" he
was asked. "Have you always been
a good putter?"
"AlwnyH," was tho reply. "I
could putt before I could play any
other part of the game. I was a
caddy at Slwanoy ami would prac
tice putting when I was not carry
ing clubs, while of course, the rad
dles could not play on the course.
I learned to sink the long ones,
carrying Jerry Travers' clubs. He
never tried to lay the ball dead to
the cup. Kvery time lie putted, no
matter how far he wuh away on
the green, he went for the hole. 1
raddled for him every chance I
got ami as he was four times ama
teur champion and won the open
once, I didn't sec how J could pick
out a better example to follow."
"Of course you think every year
Is your year," Johnny said, as he
chatted of his prospects for ll'-H,
but I really believe I will win. 1
have played good, sound golf nil
whiter, but not too much, and I mil
ID pounds heavier than 1 have
been.
"(iolf's a gamblo and the light
ning strikes souu times when you
least expect it, but you have to
take seps ti be as right as you
can for the big tests. The physical
part 1 have found not so import
ant, for golf Itself keeps one who
plays tseady In shape. U'h a ter
rific mental strain through u big
championship, and 11' you go
through without cracking you are
lucky.
"1 ran inlo this at Worcester hi
the open of 1 0 2 Ti . at the end of
(he lliird round 1 thought I wns hi
perfect position. 1 hud jus: shot
a tin for H r4 hole total of 214, and
was one stroke back of Willie Mac-
Knrlane. Hobby Jones was six
strokes back and Francis Ouimet
two.
"I thought I was In. for I be
lieved (bat 1 could overhaul Willie
and stave off Hobby and Krancls.
"Hut 1 was phot ok rii phed right
out of that championship chance.
When 1 ciime in after getting my
last putt down for the the pho
tographers all rushed un to take
my picture. Of courso I couldn't
refuse, but I believe that if I had
slipped Into the culhouse from the1
isth green, my name would be on
the cup. . 1
"You know what happened. I,
took 7S on the final IS, the same,
. number Willie needed, ami Hobby
'came around In 74 to tie Willie.
and '.here was a playoff, which
MacKnrlalie von."
Johnny is freipiently referred to
as the game's best dressed golfer.
"1 Joes it help your play to be
well groomed?" he was asked.
i "You bit," was the prompt re
ply. "I have more assurance and
feel better all around when I know
that I will stack up all right on
j my clothes with tho big galleries
looking at me."
) Johnny has 30 sweaters, a dozen
suits, several dozen pahs of host;
and six pairs of kIiocm.
. The young pro will win his open
If he can get u chance to putt nil
tin way across sonm big grevn,
Whn bigger greens are built.:
Johnny Tarrell will putt on them.
MAKSIlllKLD, ore., May 2
wl'i (Ho Nelshehn, of Coos Hay,
knocked out Ted Rogers, l'oli
bind, in the third round of a
10-round go last night. It was
mst welterweight fight.
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MAD BULL TRAINS
j SAX FUAXCIHOO, May 2. j
I At least a dozen runners are train
j log for the Itedwood highway In-1
I dian marathon from Kan Krauciscol
j to Grants Pass, Ore. It starts June!
I M.
! Mad Hull, last year's winner, and
1 his running mate, Flying Cloud.
who came In second, are reeling
off a few miles daily at Kugene.
I Ore., under William "lUII" Hay
' ward, track coach at the U'ltivcrsity
; of Oregon.
I Five fleet-fooled members of the
Zunl tribe in Arizona will make a
bid for some part of the 510,000
In prizes. Those In charge received
this word from Mike Kirk, noted j
trainer of Indian runners.
Colors of JIea;dsburg, Calif., will
be carried by Hummingbird, whose j
backers claim he is one of the fst-
Fontaine, unablo to' compete last
year because of a fractured ankle,
will represent Crescent City. ;
Kvery runner In the WJH trek
must complete the 4Hu-uiI1ch In 10
days. ; ,
HOLLYWOOD TAKES
E
Ity the Associated 1're.ss)
A five run lead acquired off
Sbelleitback in the first two In
nings vent up in smoke as the
Hollywood nluggers maul'.'d a trio
of Heal pllcheiH unmercifully to
win by a 10-8 count. Mitchell
born tho brunt of the Stars' out
burst, nine runH pouring over the
plate during bin stay on thu hill,
lotteries: Mitchell, May. Fergu
son and Hpiinz; Shellcnback,
it bodes and Hassle r.
Three, measly hits were all the
.Missions could collect off the
dell vi ry of their former team
mate, Clyde Harfoot, while l.os
Angeles bunched two of her nine
safeties in the second for the
run necessary to win, 1 -0. 1 lat
teries: Harfoot and Hannah; Hul
ling, Nelson and Haldwlu, Whit
ney. After pitching even up with
Have Keefe for seven Innings, Hub
Hasty took a balloon ascension
in the eighth and Kacramento
scored four times: to. win the sc
ries opener from the Oaks, 5-1.
Hattcrles: Keefe and Severcld:
Hasty and Hool.
Heattlo autl Hurt land were rain
ed out.
iERlNSPW
ACE HURT ANKLE
WICK HUSl )() KF, (iermany. May
2.-A1) Dr. Otto I'elucr, Herman
runner, has Injured an ankle. He
has been one of (lermany's greatest
hopes for success in the Olympic
games.
Dr. I'elt.er injured his right an
kle when he was taking part In n
field day at l'oessneck on Sunday.
He was playing handball and fell
in a general scuffle.
The attending physician feared
that weeks may elapse before tho
runner will be able in resume train
ing and it may be too late for him
to get in condition for the games
at Amsterdam.
CISSELL HITS SAFE
CHICAGO, in., May 2. (fl)
n 111 Cissell has Inaugurated n cam
paign oT personal vindication for
the ?ILM,ini0 price paid for him hy
tho White Sox. Yesterday he con-1
nor ted for three lilts in four timet ;
at the plate.
It gave the young sliurstop a t
record of I I consecutive games in 1
which ho hit safely nt least once.
Cavalryman Hill h batting average i
now is .;;7u. j
4 j
NKWMAIiKKT. F.ngland, May 2'
(V) The two thousand guineas '
stuke was won today by Fhtmlngo, 1
Flamingo Is by Flamboyant ,
from luly Peregrine nnd is owned
by Sir Uiwrencc Phillips. !
Captain C. 1. Cumgh's Koynl
Minsterl was second and D. Sul
livan's O'Corry was third. Seven-'
teen hordes ran. ,
PhimPtKo won by a head. There
were t li lengths between sec
ond mid third.
lbttlng on the three horses was
5 to 1 , 7 to 2 and ;t.1 to I re
spectively. PAWS, n-ance. May
Helen Wills was feeling bo much
belter this morning; that who watt )
ahle to ko out Tor u half )umr i
airliiK. Her cold, however. pcrstAtu ,
anil the doctor told her she must,
be extremely careful during the ,
nTt low dayn. Fnver, which wan
agntu present Inst lilghl. disap
peared this mornlne nnd other 1
symptoms wer alleviated.
The CnlitnrniM tennis star ion
tompUtOH lenvtUK on the dth for
Amsterdam, j
LOS ANOF.l.F.S. F.ddic Sheo.
Chicago, won from "Midget" Mike;
o'Dowd, Cleveland, ln.
SPORT BRIEFS
A New Arctic Record with RICHFI
First to pilot an airplane across trie
fon of the world!
FREE!! .
Ice Cream Cone
SATURDAY, MAY 5
The STAR CYCLERY will have their
opening
ind to each boy or girl that comes at 2:30
p. m., we will give an ice cream cone, FREE.
You must come on your bicycle!
STAR CYCLERY
114 N. Front St.
FLYING from Point Barrow,
Alaska, to Spitsbergen 2300
perilous miles of icy, uncharted
wastes, Captain George H. Wilkins
and Lieutenant Carl B. Eielson have
written a thrilling new chapter in
Arctic and aviation history a feat
of which Roald Amundsen said,
"Tlo flight has been made any where
at any time which could be compared
with it!"
Captain Wilkins used Richfield ex
clusively! He pinned his faith in
."'5 thrilling flight on a single,
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Use Richfield products in your own
car recommend them to your
friends. Richfield actually docs give
you greater speed and power with
out sacrifice of mileage. Its anti
knock qualities make it the perfect
gasoline for the newer high com
pression motors.
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1118 North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Piiie 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 $5.00
l'mpoHCfl C'limitfo of Zone
Ordinance.
Tho City Planning Commission
proposed u revision of the present
xoning ordinance In which the pres
ent Use Zone IV (Semi-public)
would bo combined with the pres
ent Zone 11. and parka would be
included .in Zone 1.
The I'm DiHliicta would then be
qh follows:
CIukh I Uosldenee Single family
dwellings, parks and playgrounds.
Class II Itesldencc t Including
I) Apartments of nil classes except
as redistricted by I he building or
dinance, public and itemi-public
buildings, churches. hcIiuoIh, hos
pitals, mortuaries, ote.
das III Ketull business (In
cluding 1 and III.
Class IV Present Zone V: Ware
house. Class V Present Zono VI: Indus
trial. It Is proposed to extend the lim
its of I'se Districts II, HI, IV and
V, Hubject to the approval of tho
property holders in the districts af
fected. 1
Chu-s I All of Humphrey-Andrews
Addition and Humptitv
Knight Addition, that part of Si
rise Home Park and l.aurelhUi'st
adjoining Crater Lake Avenue; all
of Queen Anne Addition (excepting
Itlock N); all property adjoining
Knst Main Street from Cottage
Street Fast: all property adjoin
ing Myrtle Street; Illoeks 1, 2. 3,
8 , 1 G , 14, and part of H locks 7
and 9 of Imperial Addition, and
nil property Kast and South there
of to tho City Limits; all property
Included in the area bounded by
the following streets and alleys:
Columbus Avenue, tho alley be
tween Fourth and Seeond Streets,
tho alley between Morey'n Addi
tion nnd Uungalow Addition. AVest
Main Street: all property adjoin
ing South Onltdnle Avpime, Park
Street, Whitman Avenue, from
Kleventh Street south, and K fag
Street from alley In Itlock 'J. New
town Addition south; also all prop-
erty adjoining Stewart Avenue for
approximately 300 feet north and
south of Hume. .
Class II All property not Includ
ed in Zones I, III, IV und V.
Class III Approximately all of
the original town except It locks
48. 49, 50, 51, 52, 60. 61, H'J, C8, 7A.
71, 72, 73, 74. 7G. 77. 80, JU, SM
and part of Li locks 63, 04, 65 and
66; also all territory adjoining
Riverside Avenue from the North
City Limits to iloyd Street; also
tho property at the intersection
of Stewart Avenue nnd South Hiver
sldo Avenue; property near the In
tersection of MoAndrews Itond and
North Contrnl Avenue; property
adjoining Kast Jackson Street from
Genesee Street west to P. &. F.
right of way; properly on the
souih side of Knst Main Street
from Almond Street to Uoncsea
Street.
Class IV Property adjoining the
S. P. tracks from north of Jackson
Street to a point near McAndrews
Koad. and from Tenth Street South
to :i point near Stewart Avenue.
' f Maw V The present mill dis
trict in the north end of the city,
and the tract lying oust of tho
Kiddie Road.
Maps snowing tne exact extent
of tho proposed Use ZoneH may bo
seen at the Chamber of Commerce
ana uift t uy nan. itemonsirar.ceH
against the proposed changes will
bo heard at the- regular meeting of
tho City Planning Commission to
be held at H p. in., Monday, May
14th. litH. 41
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