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: wmMod incinnatl and Chicago
j to strengthen their hold on flint
juml Ht'und j Into In the National
league pennant race,
j May, who plicht-d his submit-,
ii lne .slants in the American league
for years, hurled tlio Jteds to a
1 2-0 victory over Mho Curds ut
HI. I-ouis yesterday. U wan a
costly vKtory for the league-leud-
jcrs, however, for Jlcd Lucas, ace
j of the pitching (staff, Buffered u
broken hone in his wrist during
j hatting practice.
Forty thousand peronH Jammed
1 Wrlgley field to wee Itlnke blank
j the Pittsburg Pirates, 3 to D,
grunting five sen tiered safeties.
! It was Wake's fifth HHtralRht vie
! lory of the season. Two of the
Cults' runH were driven in by
! Cliff llcatheote.
! The New York (Hunts moved
I into third plnre )y nosing out the
I'hilK in both ends of a double
hill, :-4 and 2-1.
j The Iiobins and Uostun Braves
I divided a double-hinder ut Brook -I
Jyn. The Braves won the first
I game. 4 to 1. Ed Ifrandt pitched
j effective ' ball for f Jornshy's club. ;
I Home runt by Uel Bissonetto and
i Harvey Hendrlek aided Elliott In
turning back the invaders in the
nightcap, .1 to 3. Bissonettc's 1
I drive wuh IiIh eighth homer of the,
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I The best pitching of the day, I
however, came in the American j
league, I lad ley gave Philadelphia ;
only two hits uh the WuKhlngton j
Sentttoi-H downed the Athletics,
4 to I. Bishop got both of the
Mnckmen's hits.
The St. Iouis Browns gained an1
even break in their series with
(ho Indians by taking tho last
game, u free-hitting affair, 10
to X. I
Ted Lyons beat Elnm Vanf!llder
in a pitchers battle ut Chicago!
jand the White Hox nosed out Ie-'
troit, ;i to i.
Babe liuth hit a home run, two
singles, walked once and struck
out once as the New York Yanks
bent York, of tho New York
Pennsylvnnin league in an exhlbi
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Numerous active Influences wm,
flirciteil aitainsc the liAllan sov-j
ernrnnt tlurlns the course of last
week. There were outbreaks ondj
demonstrations both in Jugo-Slavia ;
;in.l Austrinn TTol. In both coun-
tries the Italian consulates were'
aiiack-d nci the Italian flag torn
tlown.
Austria analogized to the Italian
dmi ne d'affaires at Vienna; the
Italian flajj was re-holsted and s;il-;
luted by Austrian soldiers, but thei
demonHtratlons coutinueil. T h e i
Austrian Kovernment was concern- (
ed lest tlie powerful voice of Mils-1
solini miKht be raised nain In de-1
iiunclation of such acts, ns it was
when Austria aroused his antrer 1
by a world-wide protest apuinst,
the Italian administration In the,
Tyrol lea.dinK to the alleged mis-l
tnitment of Austrians and Clermansj
resident there.
At Kebenico and I-adaich In i
JiiKO-Slavla. the demonstrations!
were considered more serious for'
Juno - Hlavians had been aroused;
by the Influence which Italy hasj.
exercised in Albania a ml also by !
a convention nepotinted at Net-'
tuno, but not yet ratified, whereby:
Italians may acquire land within!
30 miles of JUKO-Klavia's Adratie
sea const. j
At Buenos Aires. Argentina, the!
Italian consulate was bombed, oiht J
persons in the building were kill-,
ed and many wounded. Uomhs :
were found In another part of thej
city but prevented from explod
ing. This was declared to have ,
been the work of anti-fascists. 1
Japan has joined with Germany j
and Great Britain in giving its ap-
proval of the antl-wnr pact de- j
Vised by the American secretary of
state, Frank II. ,Kellon, Japan de
clared her readiness to enter into
discussions for the cessation of
wars and the establishment of uni
versal peace.
The Uelimtit eleeliuim la which
the soriul dtnioprui added to their
in u n (I u I c , have led to the an-
nouncement thut the cabinet of
C'hmiccllur Mm rx will resign 1 on
June 11, the day before 'parlia
ment reconvenes.
A movement was be:un for a
union of the peasants of Czecho
slovakia, Kumania and Juo Hlav
la to form a united front against
fascism and bolt-hevism.
tlulKarta, Austria and Hungary
have been invited to join.
Thfij,wa little change In the
war tiinintlon In China. The arm lew
of thti. northern dictator. Marshal
Chanj; Two-Lin. took the offensive
at several points and were reported
to have trained Kt'ound. On the
other hand the southerners moved
toward the north and Knlen. . an
important elty lyinjt to the north
west of lekliK. was said lo have
fallen Into their hands. The battle
line In Chihll pnwlnce now is a
circular one with Paotiimfu, Jo
miles from I'eklns, about the cen
tral point. It is nlonir this line
that Chanc's forces are endeavor
ing to hold back the advance of
the southerners.
The firm r t a n d of J n pa n v 1 1 h
repard to Manchuria pave rise to
protests from the northerns and
southerners alike and at the same
time the Nanking fiovernment
chnrped that Marshal I'hanj; hat)
entered into an nRreement with
Premier Tannka of Japan whereby
he would receive Japan's support
both in holding Peking and eslah,
HshinK himself In .Shantung, for;
important concessions which would i
Kive Japan the oontrollinK liand. i
Greece's strong man. Kleutherios!
Venizelos. who pained fame ns pre- i
mier of that country and ns warm I
supporter of tho allied cause In j
the. World war, returned to Athens)
to take the helm, if necessary, to
maintain t ho republic and defeat '
what he believes are royalist plans
for af dictatorship or something ,
similar.
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! At:TRl'lr Frnnrc. May 2S.
Prnni'lH T. Hunter, Amerl
'rnn tennis star., today roaehert tho
jtliird round In the nien'H singles j
In the international hard court'
I ehamplonshlps with a'strulnht Net)
;vietory over Coniheniale of France.
Scores were 0-0, -3, 0-2.
The Class Method of Piano Instruction
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II. SiHler, once one of tho nroitiwt
rirslbescmen and batters in J the
Amerlean league, Joined the ranks
of l hi Cost on Craves today by vir
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Washington Senators.
The deal was the first eonsum
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mnunuement of lingers llornsby.
slar seeond-saeker,' who took over
the reins from .laek Kltteny a
few days ago.
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Golf Week, Sept. 8-n. For here, 'amid the
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Major League Leaders
( My (he Associated press)
IneluillnK pumps of .May 27:
National.
I tatting flrantham. Pirates, :.3!14
Kuns Dotithlt, cards. 34.
linns Imtted in Kriseh. Cards, 33.
Hits Donthlt. Cards, (til.
Doubles Frfseh, Cards, 13,
Trlph s Walker. Jieds, 7.
Homers Wilson, Cubs !.
Stolen bases Kriseh, Curds, 1 0.
Pitching Illako, Cubs, won B;
lost 0.
Amerienn.
Pattlnf; Cnrnes, Senators, ,391.
linns Unth. Yanks. 4 A.
Huns Imtted In Iluth, Yanks, 41.
I Ills Manush, Crowns, C .
Collides Meusel, Yanks, IS.
Triples t,nzzeri, Yanks, 6.
Homers 1 tilth, Yanks, 1 il.
Stolen bases MeNeely. Crowns:
Carrett, White Sox; Hire. Tlfjers.
(1 eah.
Pilf-hhiK Pennoek. Yanks, won
7; lost 1; PIpKras, Yanks, won
7 ; lost 1 .
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I.OS AN'dKLKS, May 2S. (A
l.eroy linker. IS, of Los Angeles
fell off n 3i). foot remnant of the
St. Kranei dam In Sun Kraneis
(piilo canyon In riodghm n snuke
which 11 friend threw at him, ami
HUffrn-d fulnl Injuries.
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BASEBALL
Weed vs. Medford
On Decoration Day,
May 30
at the
Jackson County
Fairgrounds
t
Manager Hall assures
the fans that this game
will be a REAL CON
TEST, as Weed has a
strong team.
(fly the Associated Press)
Seattle wpn her first double
header nnd her firsts scries of
the season nnd ran her winning
sstreak to four game by beating
Portland twice, R-l nnd 8-(i. A
pair of southpaws, Wilson nnd
Teachout, turned In the Indian
victories. Itatteries: Tomltn and
Ainsmith, Saunders. Itego; Wil
son and Parker. Second game:
Hughes. Nelson 'and Whitney:
Malls, Thurston and Spring,
Klmer Shea bested Bn Hasty
In a pitching duel, 4-3, In the
morning fray, hut Rudy Kallio
wuh on the receiving end of. a
neat shel lacking In the afternoon
and the Oaks walked off with
a 11-3 victory and the series.
'ooper went the -onte for the
champions In the afternoon and
whacked out three hits. Itatteries:
1 lusty and Lombardl; Shea nnd
Kevereid. Second game: Cooper
uud Head; Kallio, Keefe, Vinci
and Koehler.
I. os Angeles usurped Holly
wood's position In third place by
twice nosing out the Stars, 4-3.
The double 'triumph gave the An
gels six games out of seven in
the series. Ilatterles: MeC'abe,
Kulterton fcnd Itassler. Agnew;
Plltt and Hannah. Second game:
Donnelly, Mulcahy nnd Agnew;
Peters. P.arfoot nnd Sndberg,
Hannah,
TOKYO. May.2fl. (P) The
baseball team of Waseda unlver-l
slty defeated the I'niVersity of
California here today, 5 to 3. 1
. FOR YOUR WINTER
i EUGENE, Ore., May 28. (P)-
I Eugene blanked Cottage CJrovejl
i line yesterday. 10 to 0 In n fast.
1 vollnv Ion iriia irn tni. n n,l ltd 11 f(-
I lend in the league standing. Ciene
Lelp, local southpaw. let Cottage
Grove down with hut three hits,
j two of them In the ninth and
(the oilier an infield Iow. Hill,
j Cottage Grove manager and first- .
baseman, was the only man to ,
j reuch second base for Cottago
.Grove during the game, and he
diil It Just once.
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Eugene : v 10 U 1
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WENDUNG, ore.. May 2S. j
After playinir Santa Claus last i
I week, nntl giving Eugene u game.
!Wend1itii; came Wick yesterday to
wallop Albany, 0 to 2. Wendling:
j started things in the first Inning
when K. Lament- walked and !
fllelmcke drove one out of the lot i
fur a homo run.
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CHICAGO, SXtxy 2R. (jT) Hopes
of the big ten to place: Its out
standing stars on America's Olym
pic track and field team ' were
buoyed Instead of dimmed by the
annual outdoor conference meet
Saturday which marked another
triumph for Illinois.
Comparison of records mnde by
the big ten tracksters nnd those
competing In the eastern inter
collegiate at Harvard on the same
day and under nbout the same
weather conditions, showed the
west excelled in right events, the
east In six, while one, the running
high Jump, was even. The big ten
was faster In nil track events while
the eastern preformers Vere su
perior in the field, except for the
high Jump.
Nu only did Illinois win the title
again fith fisw points, hit it led the
conference in ellgihlcs for the
forthcoming Olympic tryouts with
1 1.
LA GKANDE, Ore., May 2S.
iffi The Iji Grande Pirates wound
ut) the first half of the HI ue
mountain league season, defeating
the Walla Walln Pears. & to :i, at
Wvlla. Walla In a Sunday morning!
game.
SALEM. Ore.. May 28. (?) .
Ilehind a barrage of two-base hits'
started in the t second Inning with
two down, the Salem Senators
romped their way to a 13 to 4 vie-:
lory over thP Uend Eagles here
yesterday afternoon mid 1 estab
lished themselves indisputably In :
the front rank of the Willamette
valley league. Itend colb'Cted two
runs In the first Inning when
Trummer, and Uentfro knocked
tho ball over the fence for con
secutive two-bnse hits, and Blg-
beo singled. After that Keck held
tho Eagles to muttered hits.
Shuckman, Salem outfielder, hit
a homo run In tho fourth with
one on. Score:
Tt. H. E.
Salem 1-1 14 1
I lend 9 1
Heck nnd Edwards; Murphy and
Euhunks.
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Baseball Standings
American Inaup.
V. VC.
New York no 7 .Till
rhiliulolphia 23 1.1 .el!)
t'lovHaml 23 17 .57.1
Hiwlon - IS : IS ."I
St. Ix)Ul 17 2J .4.1i!
I'hlntto Ki 2:1 .3iri
Di-trult .i IS 2i!
WnnhliiKlnn 11 21 ..H.i
Nnllomil lmtitr.'
W. I,, rr.
rinrlnnntl 27 1 .2S
I'hliiiKii 2.1 lfi .Bin
llrmiklyn S2 17 .54
Xrw York 31 U. .6.1
SI. I.oilln !2 IS .hit!
I'iltxlmr 17 21 .447
nimtuv 13 S.I .3411
PhlWBrlphln 7 JJ .20
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