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MEDFORD.MXIL TRIBUNE. MEllFOftD. OKEflOX, TITtRRTAV. MAY 10. W2R.
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JESS SWEETZER
Srttf HOLLYWOOD KARASICK HUFFY
FIRST PLACE AS i
LOSE PULLING I
(liy uruin Itt'll, AsxkIiiIi-.I I'll I holding them to six hits, itiittcr-
.Imiiih writer). i,.s: French and liego; HukIios
i NEW YuliK, -May 10. vP and Baldwin.
(By tho Associated Press) "I'll tweak lingers' uiwo If lie
A homer and a double by lied ; keeps on Jiuastiiig that I'm to be .
Haldwin. di ivlnn !n three runs. ' easv meat tonlultt, ' declareil Al !
paved tho way for the Missions' Karaslek of Portland, the Rasslan h..
ti-4 win over 1-oti land in tlie erU , , shl,..llv ..,. hn arrived hero ian.l tli
mwno. Illll ll....t.,i. I '
"ITl' Illl ILUh-ir.' IllWIl-j
trimmed his former teammates.
gaged in a liand-lu-liand kIuik-I
Kir for Hie lend. but l.ums In the!
M-ninr i ii, nit rhlnviivd tin. west :
with their Imtllt'K.
The feature t'liiMKi'tnt'iits saw!
Viiuil Itarnes plteh the lliuiiu to
a ii tn o victory over tho Pi
rates in a same where the lead
of the league was at stake anil
round l'.uIZ M, Wceney and fhallie
Itoui lucked in a rare intehini;
duel In t'hicaKO. Itiooklyn yielded
to the rubs to 1 In the l.'th.
'I'he Knives Inst their filth
straight game when Kl'pa llixey j
emerged cm top In a itchiiiK bat- :
He uKuiusi Cenewieh. Tile score'
was 4 to I. '
At St. I.euis the Cardinals won
they .leased from the l'llils.
pleased. 7 to 1.
LOOK FOR LARUE
A white white wash
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tii.it i
.ie in .
.It'ss SWOftKtM'. fiirtiii'i :mnttiiii
oir (hainpitin of the I'nlt Slau-s
and the only native-burn .Ameii
caii who has won tho amateur
chamionshii of lireui UiUain, is
a iiroiuict of eustern Kolf.
Jn the south und west he was
a )jp se ha II player.
"I have played jrolf since 1 was
ubout 12 yeni's old," said Sweet
er, "hut never buv much serious
aileiUlun to the game until I eanio
eaut to live. In Kentucky, where
I was horn, I played baseball und
at Ml. Imis. my next resilience I
still liked baseball more than
h df."
"What position dia i'ov uy
in baseball?" Jess was asked.
"Pitcher and catcher."
It was susKosted that the com
bination was a bit unusual.
"Well, you see," the Bolf star
explained, "my older brother was
a pitcher, too, ami when I played
with his Ku.li i?, he invoked the
eniority rule and forced me to
catch. When he was not in the
KHine I pitched."
Tho spec iali wit ion in golf but.?
almost immediate results, for in
1 H "H Sweet hci won the intercol
legiate championship for Yale,
m 1!.I he nain moved on to
the , third round in the amateur,
where he ran into Chick Kvans
and thereafter Joined the gallery
ior the rest of the championship.
Jess is one month younger than
Hobby Jones, hut he beat the
rcai Atlanta golfer to a national
title by winning the amateur in
1!22. Jiohby did not start his
siring of successes until the next
vcar.
All the Kentucklan had to do
was dispose of Willie 1 1 unter,
former I irilish amateur champion,
esse Clullford, defending title-
holder, Uolihy Jones himself and
t hick Kvans, who six years be
fore had held both open and ama
teur titles.
Sweetser came within a hair's
breadth of repeating, for in 1 a2
lie went along with .Max Marston
to the :mh green in the finals,
where the fifth stymie of the
match laid him low and gave the
title to the Philadelphia star.
J lis greatest golfing triumph
was the capture of the Itiitish
amateur In llU. Not only did
he have to defeat Uenwlck, Oul
ment, " MaeCormack, Cave. Scott
and IJrownlpw, hut he had to
tight against influenza and a
lrained knee all the way and an
injured wrist from the semi-final
to the end.
This was also a costly triumph
for swectser. He paid for it with
a year's absence from the game
ana some anxious moments for his
health. lie found the cold, fol
lowed by influenza, hard to shake
off and he returned home a very
sick man. As a result of his long
illncis. he played no important
golf last year, but by watching
his step and spending many
months in tho south, he is fit
j again and ready for an ambitious
ciiuicitai'K en m pa ign mis year.
Jess experts to play on the
Walker cup team at Chicago,
enter the gold mashie tournament
al Newport and try to win the
amateur title sign in at liraeburn.
"I would like to play in the
open, too, said the big leiiow
with the pleasant smile, "and it's
not my health keeps ine out. It's
business. I can't spare the time."
Jess. Is a. broker and is very busy
every day but Sunday from tho
opening to the close of the stock
exchange.
The lean left arm of Oliver
Mitchell had the Ouks completely
halTled. San Francisco winning by
a 3-1 tally. Wilbur Cooper pitched
another one of his hard luck
games, hits of the scratch variety
driving in two of the Seals' scores.
Batteries: Mitchell und Sprinz;
Cooper and Head.
Hollywood hopped into first
place by defeating Seattle, KM, as
Sacramento was losin.-; to Los An
Keles. McCabe was hit freely by
the Indians but Hteadied in tho
pinches. Batteries: Collard. Best,
Nance and Barker: McCabe and
Bassler.
Bobby Jones, with three safo
blows, led a Ih Angeles batting
attack on Dave Kcefe that eventu
ally drove the Sacramento hurler
off the hill in the eighth and en
abled the Angels to win, 5-U. Cun
ningham weakened in the eighth
when the HoIotib scorod all their
niiiK, and Barfoot xame to his res
cue to stop the rally. Batteries:
Cunningham, Barfoot and Sand
bor; Kcefe, Flynn and Koehler.
today for his wrestling micj:i this :
evening at tho Hilarity hiUL pavil
ion with Stanley Hogers, hrt I bono
crushing Lithuanian wrestlei-, who
said yesterday that the H ussian j
will not causo him excessive 1
worry. 1
KaroHlck roared that his pride
Major League Leaders
Fights Last Night
was hurt by tho local mull at d Hull
ho plans to demonstrate thu t Hok
era must yet learn some lof the
finer points of the wrestllnr ail
before IiIk boasts can be rc alized.
The Russian says he l 111 verfect
condition and his appearance In
Medford will be one or his tust In
the I nlted Stint's before lonvlns
tor a tour ol Ait'itralin next Wed
nesday. He will probably bt gone
several months.
Karaslrk and Hocers are both
strong- men and are adept lnntn
mcn, with the I'tirmer a maitter of
the reverse heaillock, with which
the Russian has won tho majority
of his matches.
A Boml-windup will precede tho
nttln event and will present., Tex
I'orier, local 145 pounder, uwilnst
Indian .lones of Chlloquin. Tho
card will also also Include it cur
tain raiser.
The match is bolm; KlVen for Hie
benefit of the Metllord baseball
club and'llie attendance Is expected
to be ono of Die largest of tliu
stiasoii. ' '
Associated l'ressl
allies or May l.
.4.;
tl'.y th
III. llHlilli
National.
r;ttliiiK Crantham. Pirates,
! ituns Kriseh. (.arils, 3.
I Huns batted In Kriseh, t'lirils, SI.
I Hits Uiuthlt. c'aiils. 41.1
. Jl.iulih's Trayunr, riiatcs. 11.
J Triples 1.. Wither, Pirates. 6.
! Iliiini'i's I'.lKsoncito. llohins, ii.
stolen bases I'risch. t'anls. N.
Pitililim lllake. fulis, won 3:
! lost 0.
American.
l-attlliK Mess. liiowilH. .4fiS.
I!uns Kuth, Yanks, ;;.
Huns batted In .Mensel, Yanks,
Mailed
Hits Manush, llrowus, 35.
Iiotildes Mensel. Yanks. Id
Triples I jiimford, Indians:
nush. KroAvns; H e k a n.
.Sox. 4.
Homers litith, Yanks. (I.
.Stolen 'liases McNeely. P.rowns:
Itarrett, White Sox. Ii.
l'ltchitiK PIpKias, Yanks, won 4;
lest 0.
; tine of the laritest cuiwd
, ever attend, ,! a baseball i;a
tills city Is expectett In be present ,
Sunday, when the Med fold and'
Weed teams of t lie 1 H emm -I 'a I , - i
:l'tnia halite ,r,,ss bats at t lie
rail grounds, in the las! exh ll.il am j
bailie, helore the opt nim; to the
recuUir leaKiie seasttn. the ftil!,,i-
ini; Sunday, with Ibe custtmiai
, ser iees.
, I'.esittes a liliflal font ribllt inn ,
I of ensttnners from valley tow lis.
; a delegation tif Klamath Kails!
fans will be on hand, to Ket a line1
j on lvo of their opponents In the
pennant i-ltase.
Manager I'noit Hall was busy,
; yesterday seekhiK Jobs for bis
pltiyers. anil reported soiiie pro-
j Kress, largely promissory. .Man
, aiser Hall expects to land a couple
of .lobs when work starts on the
new Montgomery Ward blliltlim;.
but i.- still in One need ( t,l,s.
, Several of the players have offers
in Iheir poekets from other town-,
;and unless sntiiethihi; in tile wav
I ol employment shows Up
! I hey will depart.
Linen and cotton fabrics are bleached
a dazzling white and sterilized in tho
Fame operation by adding C'lorox to
rinse? whUt or soaking tnids. NO BOIL
ING. Use according to label. At grocers.
Frrv! Easy Housekeeping Chart. Send
tft C'lorox Chemical Corporation, Oak
land, California.
Bleaches
Remortt Stains
Destroys Odrs
Kill Germs
.- , I2i4 ;
Mlllll,
.Condon. -
1)11 Co.
John Day Valley Coal
will prospect with ilia-
BASEBALL
WEED vs. MEDFORD
at 2:30 P. M.
SUNDAY, MAY 13
at Jackson County Fair Grounds
(By the Associated Press)
Cl.TlNNjti'l. Lilly AltKelo or
l.ieperville, I'll., heat Tony larosc,
Cineiiinatl I lnl. .
MONTREAL. Leo (Kid) Hoy of
Montreal won on a foul, over i Vie
Folov, Vuneouvor I OK
BRADFORD, Pa. Jimmy Slat
tery, Iltiffnln, N. Y knocked out
Stanley Smith, Sandusky, Ohio (i).
FORT WAYiNE, . Ind. Corporal
Izzy Scliwarlz, New York; won from
Happy Etherton, Indianapolis 110).
TOLEDO, Ohio. Chuck Foidmuu.
Toledo, defeated Patsy
GIANTS FROM DROP
Mount Vernon, N. Y. (Ill); Ted
Maranda. Grand Hapidn, Mich., out
pnlnted Hnliold Knop. Tolod fS,
( liy tin Asoiiated I'tokm)
The Ainurii'im loaBiit? was nady
to join th National in a fontinu
ntiort ir thn - Inter-sect limn I war
fare, wlilch has been . waucd on
tile two m-nnant fibnls for a week.
Hnffalo, I Uiiiii jind cold weather yesterday
(UC LAM Hi, Tin.. May l. (I't
A rlcht In tlie hiad. followed
Willi a left to (lie body. Rave
W. t. "Vouhk" SlribliiiK r Ma
inii. (ia., a ktuM-kout ovit I'rti
Ari.-lt.s. if n,mv Yiirk, ftunu-r
.iii l in- iiarttwr of Jack leni-M-y.
In the sevond round of their
Mhcduli'd lO-imind bunt here last
niKlit.
SIMHNliKlKI.U III.. May HI
1'i l.o.s Mariner, Inlver.sity of
Illinois student and professional
heavyweight, will attempt to score
his iLMh knockout in 13 attempts,
when he meets Joe Jlurke of De
troit in u 10-round hout toulKht.
1 r e v e n t e d competition in the
American league sector, where th"
Yankees and tho Indians are on-
-uiora Mdiioni I'lckle com-
); ny is malilm; I 'A kinds of pickles. I
Seio .Mudern lee plant beliiK
1 11 1 tt liei-p.
OVER M'
I'DIITLA.VI), ore. .May 10. Wl
Al Kiiruslck disposed of T." Ill
Kami in their liKht-hcavywclKht
Hrchtllnit mutch last nittllt. lifter
3D minutes, is seconds of wrcstl
InK. when he ilumpcd IliKniril
with a scries of fly inn heiidlocks.
Tho Japanese jiu Jitsu expert
was so badly shaken he was un
able to continue.
('hot Wiles and lludy Warner
buttled their way IbroUKh a one
hour di'uw, each taklni; it fall In
a rough and tumble affair. War
ner took tho first fall with n
head scissors nnd anil bar 111 Zi
minutes, 30 seconds. Wiles oven'
ed the count 2li mlniKes, 40 sec
onds later when lie. pinned War
ner with a full body hold.
Kuraslck leaves for 'Medford to
day, en route to Australia.
Baseball Standings
National I
Won lst l'ot j
New York 'i 7 Wi
Cincinnati 15 Id i
I'ltLsburR 12 10 .ol3 I
St. Uiuls l.'l 11
Chicano H 12 .aUSl
Brooklyn 11 II . !
Iloston 7 13 .3Mi
Philadelphia 5 15 .250
American
Won list Pet
kew York 15 5 .750
Philadelphia 11 5
Cleveland 10 8 .C7
St. Louis 1 1 12 .5:11
Detroit 11 HI .107
Washington 8 12 nn
I (iston 7 II
Chicago 7 6 .301
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