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PA0J3 SIX.- AGGIE TRACKMEN WIN OVER OREGON . ' CORVALMH. Oro., Mny 20. VP) Oregon Ktnto AtfrleulutriilThu Chillies defeated tin- Wants.! xullecft took ten first places finJ'6 to & hem today. In a nip und I many more aeconds to win the ; tuck icame enllvene;, by five nineteenth annual dual truek nml homo runs. Llndstrnm hit two i fluid meet from tho rnlverslty "le lluntn und hruiiuhl Ills' of, Oregon today, orepon mate' '" r'v' '"" Fr'berit.l made 7 2-S iiolnlH to Or ron s 63 1-3. Harmed of OreRon State, was hieh nnlnt man with ten i points. ' Hmnmnrv- , 110 yard dash Pren lei Kant. OreRon, first; Homh. Orifcon. see - ond; Doty. Oreiton Kiale, third. I'llno 10 2-5. ' .Mllo run Hansen, Orec-nn State, flint; Wolfe, Oi eiion State, i second; Jensen, OreRon, lhll"J.j Time 4:29 4-fi. 220 yard daHh Joos, Orcnon State, first; Htriff, Oregon State, second? rrenderffnst, Oregon, third. Time 22 1-5. Shot put Dickson, Or-Kon. first; Stndclmun, OreKon, second: W'etel, Orcnon, third. Dlsian -o 4;t reel 3 Inches. IllRh hurdles Twltehell, Ore Ron State, first; Kelly, Oregon, second; fJuttlidRO, OreRon State, third. Tlmo 16. 40 yard Hisson. OreRon State, first; Ross, OreRon, second, Slnn 1 dard, Oreaon, third. Time r,l. KK0 yard Hnntien. OreRon State, first; YounK, OreRon ftutc, second; .M IC It lik, OreRon, -hlrd. Time 2:01. HlRh Jump MeC'tlllnuRh, Ore Kon. first: Carter, OreRon, Whit lock, Orepron Stnto, Carter, Ore nun State, tied for second, lleluht Klx feet. Pole vault Smith, . Orejron rltnto. first; Crowley, Oregon, sec ond; McLean. OreRon Slate, third. JlelRht 12 feet 3 Inches. Discus HlaRcr, OreRon, first; V'nitlnrk, OreRon Ktate, seeind; Luce, OreRon State, third. Dis tance IK feet 11 Vj Inches. Two mile Ollmore, o. 8. C, first; C. Webb, OreRon Stnte, second; Winters, OreRon, third. Time 10:6 14. 220 low hurdles Martin, O. 8. C first; Twltehell, O. 8. C, soc ohd; Kelly, OreRon, third. Time 20. Javelin Wllzel, Oregon, first; Whltlock, O. S. C, second; Dix on, OreRon, third. DlHtanco IBS feet II "i Inches. Broad Jump Htriff, O. 8. C first; ltredbauer, OreRon, second; Ord,, OreRon, third. 22 feet S-.X Inches (new field record). itclay Won by Oregon State, (Woods, (titter, Joos, Hisson); Oregon , (Standurd, Pearson, Me Kennon, Uass). Time . 3:27 4-5. Jimmy DcMols, IOukciic hbili , school student hurled tho Jnveiln 218 feet 5 ',4 Inches In an exhl ' bitlon. " KKATTLR, May 20. (P) On n Iiuit dry track the University of . AVashiliRton today defeated WanhlnRlon Stale coIIcro In u dunl track meet here, 27 to 53. Low nnud IiIr hhiirdles Pacific coast IntercollcKlnte ri'cords weri broken by rnlverslty athletes. WnshlnRtnn Stnte coIIcro captured ulx first places and tied for an other while WashliiKton won eluhl nnd tied for the other. GO TO NEBRASKA; It The Nclmitikii tnto loa'-Wo linn Rrubbod left flelclur Woodford, , . nliortstop Htnnlcy nnd sctond linftc , mun Mitchell from tho Medford .MerdinntH. The hoys will li-nve IIiIh inornlne for their desllnntlon. MnnnKor Hull him net out it - S. O. S. call for a dhortatop and has lioiien of securing Ken Holilo 1 of the University of Ori'Koti train after Jtine S. Kohln Is uuld by critics to bu onu of tho fastest amateur shortstops playltiK eolleKe ball on the l'urlflc count . When asked If the Medford team would be weakened to any extent tlie nuiuuKer replied possibly the ' Medford team will he weakened slightly fur the next Iw-o years. - "If I get this man Itohie I will be as strong as ever. Mv outfiehl and the Infield will bo faster, hut possibly a little weaker in hitting. "We hope to win our gumo to- ' morrow al Dunsmuir, nnd have an even chanco with Weed Decoration day at the Medford falrgroumlH. Of course I cannot go on winning nil the time, as the the other clubs are Htrengthenln.T up while , I am standing pat. I have de- clileil fo start the game Decora tion day with Jnck Hughes. If Jnck hoirtn the heavy batters from Weed he Is a wonder. Should trou ble start I can ooi throw In MIClH'lH. I'lll'l.AUKM'MIA, May 3- Kenneth Meyers of the Itiitihc Inrs Uiirge Huh. rhilailelphla and Wiilter M. Hoover, former dlnin , oncl wiills holder, representing th I'ndlne llurge rlllll, I'llllililolpllln. towed n thrilling rare In the fxiiuykitl river today In the American Henley n-Kallu. .Meyers Ur three lengtlis. Itoth men. ihi-rlehiiiij Olympic nmbl Hons, were iletermineil to start their 101'S rowing campaign with n victory, but .Meyers showed too much power for tho former slmtles champion. Meyer lea viriminj nil the way. - ... -4 . Hatom. Valley Motor Co. opens what Is elklmvd finest motor plnnt JU ti) WMt, , GIANTS TROUNCED! BY LOWLY PHILS: I NEW YOI1K, .May 20. UP) Jiursc ana wnitney nu imo ino ..amis for the I'lillll I if. K i I'hltnileliihla n (t l .New ol'K li J l 1 ' Swootland and Lei-Ian; Walker, jllonry, Ciurksnn, Faulkner and o'Kinrell. IiltOOlCY.W May 2C (A' I Dnnity vunee shut out the Huston ItraveH 1 to 0 hern today to win a pitcher's hattlo fi-oni Kent' (Ireenflcld. Itoston ISroohlyn Oreenflelil nnd Deberry. It. (I 1 Taylor; 1 1. K. 6 0 II 1 Vance PlTTKIiritOII, May 20. IIP) The chlcaRo I'ubs made It two i out of three from the Pittsburg Pirates today by winning 6 to 1. Jt. Jf. li. Chicago 0 8 I Pittsburg 10 3 . Malone nnd Uartnett; Krcmer, Tauscher nnd Smith. ST. LOtriH, May 20. (Cin cinnati hnmmered four .of five St. Louis hurlcrs for seventeen hits and n ten to seven victory hero today. tt Cincinnati 10 17 4 St. Louis 7 0 0 Itlxcy, Luuue and Plclnlch, Johnson, Littlejohn, Krankhouse, Hald and Wilson. , , amuihoav riULADKI.PIflA, May 20. (P) Tho Yanks hit Jack Oulnn hard In tho early Innings today and piled lip a lead which enabled them to win their third straight and their fourth In five game, from tho Athletics 7 to 4. li. II. K. New York 7 13 (I Philadelphia 4 IP 7 CovelcHRl, Shea;y und Ilen gough, Ornbowskl; Ouinn, Itom mell, .Orowell and Koxx. t'LrJVKLANIJ, Mny 2. () ClovPlnnil niltHlliKKl'il Ht. P.oiiIh tu tn Ito tho Uilril Knnio of tin-m'fli-H from din i;rnwn.i lu-ro lu ilny, 7 to 4. n. II. K St.' l.nlllH 4 11 (I Cli'vcliiml 7 Kl 2 Owlon, Hto-nrt, Stri-lcikl nnil Si'Iuiiik; O'NpIIIj Onint nnil J,. Hcwi'll. AViiHhlnuton ponoO, rain. . ut IttiHlnn poHt- Di'trolt nt ChlriiKn, ruin. jmntiionftl ; DEFEATS BEAVERS; SEATTLE, May 26. VP) Johnny Mitchell's home run In the ninth Inning with tho bases loaded featured n six run rnlly that enabled Seattle to defeat the Vortland Heavers S to 7 In ten Innings hero today. Score. II. If. R. Portland 7 10 o Seattle ; 8 13 2 Cote, Couch and AliiHmlth; Knight. Nance and Hihnildt. LOS ANOKI.KS, May 2(i. W Oorilon fthodes, Hollywood's sen sational young pitcher hulled the Stars' losing slreak by shutting out I.os Angeles 7 to 0 today. Score; It. If. E. Hollywood 7 11 0 I.os Angeles 0 2 0 Ithodes and Agnew; Wethers bee, (labler and Sandberg. SACRAMENTO. Cal.. May 2C U'l Sacramento deteated Oakland here G to 2 today after the Oaks had contributed two errors, let ting in four runs. It. If. E. Oakland 2 0 2 Sacramento 6 8 0 Daglla and Head; Itachhac and So eiied. SAN VnANC'lSCO. May 2(1. OP) The Missions made the series 3 to 2 here today when they tramp led tho Seals underfoot ri to 3. It. It. E. Missions .'. li 7 1 San Ernnclseo 3 10 4 Nelson nnd Haldwin; Juclbs. May nnd Spring, Vargas. !tcclc for Killing Dandelions, At a meeting of the Live Oak ClraiiKO of ltogue ltiver. tho wor thy lecturer. Mrs. Margaret fli.l- IlKher. gave a valuable recipe for getting rid of dandelions. ICnplug It mny he a helo It Is nulillshed In this Issue of the Tri bune as follows: "I'rii-k the crown of the dan- I dellon with n sharp stick dipped In a solution made of S on. of white nrsenlc to i gal. soft water. Iloll 10 minutes In Iron or granite kettle, then add 1 gal. soft water' and one-third nz. caustic so'in- I boll l!i minutes; poison, keep; covered and In safe place. Mount oiled. Hood lop rad being Klamath Falls will sell bonds (or 1300,000 tewer project. MKnFonn mail Paddock Again! 3 i r s t5f f Charley Paddock, "world's fast est human," setting a new mark for the 175-yard distance at Phil adelphia, Pa., during the Penn re lays. Charley stepped the dist ance in 17 2-5 seconds and had to dodge a falling wall while doing it. View shows him at the finish of his world record breaking run. E NOR ATHLETES OF EAST STOP CARDS (Ity Alan J. Cloiild, Associated i VtvH KxrtH Kdltor) j li ........r, ..m ........ A. . w ! im.it.iui J'-! MtUiftK, Mass., .May 26.-1 ' Mud, rain and the combined track! nnd field strength of more than . n score of eastern colleges today could not stop the luawny sons of Iceland Stanford university lettiate A. v. A. A. team cham pionship for the second straight yea r.s. Kl'-ver. Stanford athletes, led by i I lie stalwart sophonore, Krlc ' Kren, - plied up n total of 4n j points to spread -eajrlo the field; and win by the biKK'st maiKfn any' victorious team has had in thir teen years. Vale, carrying the forlorn hopes of the cast, finish ed seeotid with 25 l-;i points while Cornell and Pennsylvania tied for third with Hi points apiece (.'aptuiinir four first places and sioiiliK altogether in eight of the fifteen events. Stanford had a runaway of it from start to fin ish. It wasn't close at any staue of the rain-swept finals. Stanford's winning total was the hiuhest since 1H17. Kronz was able to rest oy his laurels of yesterday, clinching first place In the J-iiot put ami discus with his rci onl -break Inn preliminary throws thnP no one was able to threaten todnv. but Harhuti of Stracuse was forc.-d to go out and earn his twin vic tories in the 22it-yard dash nnd HO-yard run. The hlK Syracuse flier, beat out the Stanford cantain. Emerson (I'm!) .spencer, the favorite, bv a yard In a thrilling finish In 4S 8-10 seconds. Apparently none tho worse for the wear and ten or this gruelllnK event. Ilarbuti cube back nn hour and a half later to win the 2n with a sensational finish that overcame Mnn-on Itn.-k- well of Princeton in 22 r,-to sec onds. The three I. C. A. A. A. A. 1 iiaiupionshlp meet records set i-cMerdny all withstood fref.h at-I tacks today nnd remained as the I sole record product of the rnr-' nival. I Sabln W. Cnrr of Dubuque. Iowa, and Vale, was content with heating his foremost rival. I.ee ; llarnes of Southern California ; in the pole valnt. After whining the event with a vault of .t f.-et t a llui es. Can- set sail for a new j world's record hoiL-ht with tho bar at 14 feet 2 Inches. WASHINGTON. .May 2tt. () President Coollilge signed today a bill currying $7.ri,niio.iiOU for federal aid to states for road construction. ' li !'-' mv. til l A rendezvous for (hose who prefer a hotel In the downtown section of She city, near everylhliiK and surrounded with every modern convenience. Meet your Friends hero. Wo welcome Von! 'dtrvPii qTatIYFADDFI I. SAN FRANCISCft tridune, .medford, INNER IN WOMEN'S PLAY! STATE GOLF TtTLE I'OUTI.AND, Ore. May 2S. (P) Mis. Kenneth Reed, Wuvorly country club's modest tinasHiimlng golf star, now f olds the unique distinction of being women's .snlf champion of two status. When she entered the. Oregon slain tille compel H ion which end ed today on the tricky course of tho Coliimblu country club, she wus Washington slate' champion, an honor she won last your- by de feating tho best golfers of that slate, California and lirltlsh . Col umbia. i Today she defeated Miss Mar garet .Murphy of the Columbia I country club In the llnals of the IMS Oregon state championship, i six und five, and thereby regained j the title she won tho year before lust und lost last year. I POitTLAXU, ore... May ac ! ypi Don .1oe, Kolf Mar of th'- I AldPj'wufMl and Kitcne country jclutw 1m Orepon'H new Rolf t-hm-i tt'nn. In the ffnnlx of th fifth i annual stato tournament on the j Citlumhia country club course !o I May, Aloe swtMJl throuwh hi .10 I hole final tost with n nine up ; nnd Pttfht to no victory over Vtn jcent Uoti. ynunK Alrterwood cluh i mate and htKh school chum of thf new tit If lioliipr. It was tho most deciHivo victory I marked up in Oregon wtato tour ! nament play in yearn. Aloe look a firm srip on lh title in the morning round of eighteen holes which he finished erht nit on" younp Uolp. Dolp wna erratic, on tho morning round and found plenty of trouble. Aloe. iHteady an a clnrk, walked thru J every open Rate unlocked by - his j opponent with tho re-.ult that he won nine of the eighteen holes played before lunch. The new champion had an ven T2 for the morning round. gone in 35 nnd coming home In 37. Dolp. who conceded his-opponent two holes on the first nine watt given an approximate SI. It looked for a time on the second eiphteen In the afternuun as it Dolp would be equal to a rB,V but his opponent's lead of eijrht up wai too much to over come. The larfjest callery that ov r followed an Oregon state cham-nWi"1ii- match saw younj: Moe crowned klnp of the state's llnks- ni"n- M-re than 2.0(i0 spectators wern p.iiiiereii uriiiino uic (ir"en in tlie afternoon to .M"e Dolp conKvatuIate Moe at the finish of the match. In the finals of the first fifth t of the men's chnmpionvhin Ivl iw:ird Richards. Tacoma. defeat ed Francis Andrews. Alderwood two in one: I- .1. Nichols. Port J land, defeated K. O. Immel. Ku ; c'-nc four and three, in the rhin- Pnnsnip. C't-,lfi,t r,1vr! I.?r ONYX POINTEX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 mmmm Highest equality .TcuHry Itcpnlring Satisfaction Aeurrd in Quality ami Trie?. Watch Hepalring ,A Mall os your wants. IlL'DDY A CO. 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He lost control of his machine which ' was travelling more than 100 , miles an hour nnd it crashed , into the outside wall, rebounded 'ami turned over three times, De Paolo was thrown clear of 'the car and had regained hU ' reet by the time help renohol him. His fart was cut nnd nls left arm dangled uselessly. INDIANAPOLIS. .May 2C,.(Ari Leon Durny broke the track rec ord at the motor speedway hero this afternoon when he drove his racing car around the two and one-half mile brick o al fou times In four minutoH, EU.14 sco ond. for an average speed of 122.391 miles an hour, in a quali fying trial for the 500 mile raee to bo held here next Wednesday. Du ray's time was five seconds better than the old mark. WASHINGTON, May 2ti.(JP) Both house and senate completed extensive notion today on the pos tal rates bill by adopting tile con ferencfi report on the measure which now goes to the prteddnnt. 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No matter what your finance problem is, we're glad to help. - j Jackson County 1 Building W8k !Hlltlll!lllllllll!IIIN '''1)111111111 Ill Hill !pl I - iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiIiiiiIh EH COM.'MHl'S, Ohio, lay 2t.-r j (P Herbert Moxley,; iColumbuA JfVntrnl'. broke the' world's inter scholnKtic quarter-mile recora 1 when he stepped 440 yards during la state high school track meet ; here today. In 48:2-secands. His I time bettered the old record of i48:R seconds mode in 1!12 by ; I James E. Meredith of llfrccrs-' burg, Ui-ademy. " , ; CHICAOO, May 26. (A) : iHchedules for ifi . big ten foot j ball games in ItiO, which coucli ies predict will draw a total gate. jof $4,000,000 were formally ac-j epico at tne aniiui comun oi ; PR Is Nbt a Baronieter of Tirfe Quality 1 ' C " I. '.' fi-t ,!! Association : The Place to Invest Your Savings Over 19 Years in Medford Not One of Our Stockholders Has Lost a Penny conference mentors last night. Four names topped the card. They were Chicago at Princeton. m er 2: Army at Illinois. I November .9; Notre Dame at i ..wn.iwestern. November 23: iwid 1 Harvard at Michigan, November ' . ' Indiana got the worst break tl hnnfirrnii in caiues as It in wheduled to ploy four nway . from bonis and only one, Perdue, at liloomington. MONMOl'TII. HI- May 2G. Athletic directors of the little nineteen conference of Illinois have joined Major John I Orif fith, athletic commissioner of the big ten in protesting against "Natioi(i! Ameteur Athletic un ion dominance of Olympic games.' Meeting in annual session lust niglil the little nineteen directors unanimously adopted n resolution! protesting against "the hlfih IC - - Because Highest Qiiality and Very Reasonable Price Combine to Mdke You r Greatest Tire Opportunity 'V ' ' '. V ."i I'll- Tires and Tubes Exchange Tire Company Phone 520 28 North Riverside & Loan ' t i handed tactics of the A. A. V.f especially in connection with tha Olympic ganies.'j Portland. 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