Medford mail tribune., June 19, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

IPXGTJ TEN 3
, GOLF
TITLE HOLDER, IS
A GREAT
;B BRIAV tlKI.U AssoHnliMl
lrews SMM'ts Wrllei,)
? KANSAS CITY, .ImiM 1 !.
Alrw. .Miriam Hums Hurii, n.t
tlonal women's pulf - i:haniion,
does not expect to hr reelect id.
Bhe hns no fault to find with the
position of title hoid"r, hut think
irt'H licit- in tliu iuidM fur Ii"r to
j repeat.
t "I feur it's too much to hope
to win Ufa in," nlie wild. "Of
I tomyo I will try jny bent nnd
would be tlnille.j to hold onto
(the chaiiiplun.ship, hut 1 lie iihtr
glrU wili he trying, too, and 1
i l unniit fuol iiiyi-Helf ly tliinkinK
I my t liunccH in o even uh K"kI ua
i Mir.
"lEinIit now T urn thinking more
i of the truns-MiHHinslppl champion-;
jnhlp than the mitionul. The tiana-
M ImkEhhIppI, to he played at Die ,
MiniUahdu club, M Inn'-upoUr, is
' only a few da.vn away, while the
naiioj-al at Hot Spring, Va., tifc
nut call for HciidiiM thought for.
three iiiontliH yet."
; Tin champion ha m never played
either thn .Minikahda or the J Int.
Sprlnurt layout.
! "I know I wifl like them Loth."
he raid, "fur 1 am tidd they are
full of hill. We KlrlH from the
.went are used to hills."
Mrs. Horn 1m playing with an'
j Imp! i'hhIvo hatful of new clubn, '
a uit't from her hmne club, the
Mi I burn iul cluh, viiwn hht! -won
the title.
"Surely you have not thrown
away that little uawed-off mid
iron?" a reference to u club that
had ixh much lo ilo with her title
winning jerforinanc u uny other
one UKeiuy, hrutitfht u iiuick re
sponse, "Xo, Indeed. I ue it nil around
the green and omt linen on it.
It wits my firwt niidiron," he tsultl.
"When I started playing at 14, it
was niy favorite club. Ten yeara
later (Mim. Horn , doc not mind
rewalliiK her ae it la 10 inches
shorter than it was then, but it
1h still my jfvorite."
Aim. Horn wan anked for her
viewH on Kinokine; mid ltn possible
effect, Kood or had, on a woman
Kolfer.
"I don't think It ban hurt me,"
ahe wild." "In fact, I find It helps
me' relax. My wiiokintf, however,
haH been Komewhat oveiempha-!
sized hi . 1e newwpupeiH. '
"I Ii live smoked Hlnce I was fn
hipli Achool, and nince I found the
pfrls In fhlenifrt Amoking on the
K"lf coiiimu 1 followcil Muit. 1 ilid
not intend to Imi k unybody when
1 smoked between holes in the
chumplonwhip, but joiug of the
newseapoiH made iuita u senua
tion of It. 1 remember one paper
said 'Maureen Or cult (the runner
up in the championship) had to
play In cloudn of srnoke blown
from my noHtriU. of con rue it
was never that bud. Another
paper mid I Hinoked four packs
of cigarettes on one round. Fig- ,
ure that out. Kach pack has 20 1
cigarettes. That would he a total
of 80, more than four to a hole.
I never had been in the whole-;
sale tobacco bun in ess.
"My caddie worried a lot about
my smoking. He was a fine clean
hiph school boy and I told him
1 hoped my son would grow up
an fine as he.
"owe he whispered to me aft
we went along the course: 'I la-:
lieve you would do better if o6 ;
didn't smoke.' Ho cut out the
clippings about my smoking from:
the New York papers and gave
fhem to hip."
Fights Last Night
(liy the Associated I'i-phh.)
lll'KKAI.O. Jimmy Slatlery,
Buffalo, defeated Tony Jllurullo,
.New Orleans, (in).
i'llll.AUKI.i'HIA. fete Xego,
Florida, outpointed Ilenny Jl;iss,
l'llllHdel)lll, (10).
JiOSTO.V Lurry fiaines. Toron
lo. won from Jack Cagnon, Mew
iiiidford, 110).
IMill.AIJIJI.I'HIA. Lew Tend
ler. 1'hlludelpliia, stopped Nat
tlultlmun, Philadelphia, (5).
Major League Leaders
Hits 1 tooth It. Cards, 9V. -Doubles
Douthit, Cards, 19.
Triples Walker, Reds, 8.
Homerfli Kottomley, Cards, 34;
Horsnby, J (raves. 14.
Stolen base Frlsch, Cards, 16.
Itching Ilenton, Giants, won 11,
lost 1.
America u,'
Hatting fioslin, Kenutors. .421,
Huns Ruth, Yanks, CS.
Runs batted in Ruth, Yanks, 60.
Hits Manush, Browns, 82.
Doubles Mansh, Browns, 20.
Triples Xazzeri, Yanks; Rice,
Senators, 8. ,
Homers Ruth, Yanks,' 25.
Stolen bases Sweeney Tigers. 10.
Pitching Hoyt, Yankees,, won B.
lost 1.
ENJOY
ANOTHER.
(By the Associated Press.)
Including games of June IK:
uiloiiul.
BattliiK Hornsljy, Jtravea, .413,
Runs Bottoniley, Cards, 57.
Ituns lmtted in IllsKonette, Rob
ins
Baseball Standings
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American. '
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Iloston ; 19 35 .352
Philadelphia ., 14 " 37 .276
HOUR
INVICTORY SIX
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After rlillnK roughshod ovef all
opiiosltlon for three weeks, the
hlRh-xeared advance guard of Bill
McKecUnl' pennant-hound fit.
Louis Cardinals has struck a tmag.
The Cincinnati Reds, recovering
from the slump that cost them
first place In the National league's
hitter pennant chase, took the
Cardinals' measure, 3 to 2, In a
thrllllnn 1'4-lnnlng hattle at Cin
cinnati yesterday.
Percy Malone, now pitching for
Joe McCarthy the fast hall that
made him strike-out king of the
American assnclntlnn van-
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hurlers. After Boston had. won
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