Medford mail tribune., June 20, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

PAOTC F1VW-
Important Figure ,
T. S. Jl
Earn 7 Per Gent II
10 WIN TITLE IN
WINS ENDURANCE
BOBBY JONESIN
MEDPORD MATL TRTRUXE, MITFORT), OttF.fiOV. WKDNKSDAY. .ITN'K 20. 1D2S.
MJZ DOPE CARDINALS
WITH SAFETY
An iiivi'stnu'iit in I'ri'forri'il Stuck in tliis
is 1 ' K O I'TF A I'.Uv paving i-,-til;u- diviil.-iul
R
(Ity the AHHut-ialfd l'res.)
If the St. Louis Curdinnls retain
thrir present three-paine advan
tage during tin cut-throat compe
tition hi the west, then they must
be considered odds-favorites to re
lieut their triumph of llCiti.
Tlie Cardinals made it two out
of three from the second place
lieds at i'iminnati yesterday. U to
4. and avenn (l their defeat of
Tuesday.
Dazzy Vaiiee pitched just two
hulls nl IMiMiiiloltiM-i i. ii.l !-... L-.
when- the national open champion- , ,yn W).nt lIow (J (.fl.alf u t(( 10
whip begins tomorrow wuh heeause After .Mm Klllott had knocked out
the dirrieull number four tourna- it hume-run in the fii-Ht half uf
ment links hud been made a hit tlu llinth ,:iml iv,' Ulp -'. "
one-run leaf!, the l'hlls put two
ea.ler, even on the heeln of eon- MU.n on th(. mUw ( lher h;i,f
crete proor tha' Its par -onld be aiue then was mimoncd to re
beaten, fur i:obby Junes turned In Hovi- Klliott. Me pitched one wide
it Tit yesterday, one under perfect lhv m xl o was to the ItkliiK
figures. v 'ilItei Uerlan and the ensulim
The decision to make the eham-I tJ'll'to l(,w" -
plonshlp eoure a mite easier was t"- WK nnci wmninn run.
CIIK'ACO. June tTf There
was joy tn the heart of Kolfdum
idiy m:d Hie skill of Hobby Jones
tU'A lives.
The reason for such Jubilance
nt (he Olympia Fields Country club
readied by officials of the I'nlted
Slates (loir association and fhe
country club following much argu
ment after several of the lending
Kolfers siiKKi'Sled the fourth hole
be played from tin fur ward tee.
eullluK 30 yards from the 3!S
yard huh.
Home of I ho Kolfers wanted to
play the entire IX holes from the
forward tees, but this plea was re
fused alihoiiKh the officials did de
cide to us el lie front fee on the
fourth hole when it was found that
even a Kood drive from the hack
tee would land on a slope and per
haps bounce out of hounds.
The decision to shorten that hole
came not limn after Jiobby Jones
hand turned in the low practice
seore by shooting a 3.1-3.-1-70. one
under par. Previously a 7 carded
by Tommy Armour ,lhe defending
champion, and one or two others
had bten the low score and many
of the tcolfers were com ment Inj;
on the toughness of the course.
1 lobby himself, mil II he shot his
70, hail contented himself with
thref rounds of ( 77, 7(i and 7;.
leading experts to'bclieve' the vin-
v. s.
Tex., in Juni.
hlliott was charged with the de
feat because he had put the run-j
ners on base.
In the American league. Wash-1
lm.'lon and Most on split even In j
two games, the lted Sox taking
the first. 5 to 1, on liusselTs ef
fective pitching, but bowing to the
Senators hi the second, . i to 7.
Washington collected 20 hits hi
the nightcap.
RIGHT TO ROW
IN OLYMPICS1
"Mad Hull.' the Karook bunion
champion, has nothing on T. Slitter
Johnston, when It climes to a game
uphill fight In a long distance en
durance contest. Yesterday at the
loch! golf club, Johnston, with the
red flag of battle i;y.-:.g under his
pith helmet, put out his rival. It.
Sin-eve alias the I'Mying Cloud, at
I the L'Oth hide, bv ni nit inn a eorU-
Senator Peter G. Gerry, crcw putt of : yards fur ! urn- 4.
of Rhode Island, who is to take a Johnston cnvercit ten miles In the
Iprominrnl part in the Democratic ji d'e first ix holes, but
r . . ijrt,,a "lily w averod once, when he
nauonui hmih-hhwu, . ....uirlil his driver on Ids left nutlce.
and falling overturned ihe Kami
box on the 1 "til tree. I lelpetl to
: his feet by his caddy assisted by
! his gallant opponent. - "Inlying
U'loutl" Johnston wi heard to
( Cloud," Johnston was heard to
.sand, as he plnc;,eu a new tee on
the mat. and sent a streamer into
1 1 ho foxtail, w hich hit a scrub uak
and bounced back into the fairway
j for a perfect second shot.
Shrove put up a game fight, but
the superior endurance of his op
ponent proved too much for him.
Noting the ileep-puiple east id' his
rival's countenance when the score
was all even at the end of the
1 sth. Shreve remarked, "I've got
hi in!" This defiance, however,
Gordon Rhodes, youthful Molly- j seemed only tu revive the Antelope
wood hurler. was in great form v,'u'n filing spirits, for. haml-
, , , , , ., ' i'g over his necktie and pocket-
against Portland, shutting uu II..; j 0k ful. , c,l(1(1 ,
T;'.' l". ' V"" "k;''' , marched lo .1... t.-. and k,l.i.-lu.,l h
lomun lor n saie oiuws. inu-i
ANOTHER, SEALS
INCREASE LEAD
(Ity the Associated I'ress.)
Alusmith;
bejiuty
the
fairway, on the
preceding hole. This was too
much for Klying Cloud Shreve,
who in spite of three water blisters
on his right foot, hail been gaining
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I I'orOIIKKKl'SII-;, X. V.. June
j 10. WPi California's (ioldcn 1 tears
, swept down the lluilsoii river yes
J terday to win the classic four-mi It'
nor of the title, this venr . would v,l,Kny t'miuipionsnip race or tne
tur nin a card not much under SOU. J '"''''ulU'gialo regatta, ineidontal-
t . 1 smashing the record for the
course by 17 2-5 seconds, in the
onishiug time of 1 s niinuti.
4r.r seconds.
Columbia was seciid .trailing
California by three-quarters of a
length in a last mile duel. Wash
ington finished third, nearly two
lengths behind Columbia, with
Cornell, the Naval academy, Syra
cuse and Pennsylvania following In
that order.
Navy won buth the freshman
MiCKEY SAYS HE'LL!
Clll CA ( iO. Ju ne 2 n. ii-
stop Iludklns within six rounds." ' two-mile and Junior varsity thru
"I am confident if defeating
W'alk'r and winning the widdlc
weight title."
That's the way Mickey Walker.
win-Id's middleweight boxing cham
piiui. and Ace lludkius. Nebraska
wild eat challenger, sized up each
other as they tapered off training , nylvanla
today for their title contest at Com- I trailing.
Ivkey field tomorrow night. Moth
boxers would up the strenuous part
or their training yesterday. The sylvania finishing in that order
challengrr was not to box today, l
Mil was booked to go through some
limbering up exercises in a down
town gymnasium, while Walker
confined his program to a long
wnlk.
Walker has been guaranteed
S7-V00U, with a privilege of 42 'i ,uv York
per rent of the net receipts. Hud- PlilhiibdidiiVi
mile events, hanging up a new
record in the latter of 14 minutes,
IS seconds.
Cornell finished second in both
these contests.
In tlie freshman race, Syracuse
was third, with Washington. Penn-
Columbia and California
In the Junior varsltv.
Syracuse was ngaln third, with
Washington, Columbia anil Penn-
Baseball Standings
ereid.
In a free hilling contest. I.os
Angeles registered u to 7 win
over Oakland. Four home-runs,
two by Arlett, one by IJerger and
another by Schulmerlch, featured
Ihe tilt, liattcries: IWirfoot, Plitt,
Weathersby and Hannah; G rag
head, Wetzel and Head.
f
Johnny Risko to
Fight Godfrey in
New York Tonight
SKW YUUK, June J0. (I)
I because of threatening weather,
i he 10 -round heavyweight bout
between Johnny Kisko and George
Godfrey, which was scheduled for
tonight in Kbbetts field, was post
poned ibis afternoon until Satur
day night.
American
kins nas hecti guaranteed ooo. st l-nnis
w Hh a privilege of 22 tj per cent, j Cleveland ....
Prrmioh'i- is planning to handle a 1 Washington
Sl'omjmio gate, ihe largeMi lit the j I oston
hi ft ory of the middleweight : Drtroil
vision.
i ('lilragu
National
jor League Leaders
(By the Associated Press)
lurliiiliiiK ...iiiK'M (if .1 line lit:
National
liHllliiK HornHby, llraves, .41;:.
Hun:; Itnttumli'v. Cn rtl h. 57.
Iluus lialted In IllHsuncttv, ItnliliiH,
St. I.IHliH
C'illL'lliliatl ...
Now York
, Chirami
I llninklyn
, I'itlsburK
' HfiKlnn
I'hllnilulphlu
W.
:is
!7
III I
111
Mt
211
HI
15
I VI.
.7SI!
.lil',0
.517
.4511
.141
.112
.:i!l7
.lifi I
IV t.
.liM
.57S
.5i;i
.557
.517
.4111
Hils--l)nutliit. CiirdH. 101.
DmililpH Ooiulilt, Cords. 1!i.
Triiilcs Walker. Rods. 8.
llomcis llottnmlcy. Cards. 15.
Stclen H asps Frlsch Cards. Hi.
1'itchiiiK Benton, Giants, won IT;
Inst 2.
American
Itnttins (ioslln. Senators, .429.
Ituns Itntli. Yankee. M.
Uuns hatted In Until, Yanks, GO.
lilts Mnuush. Ilrowns, H2.
Doubles Manusli, Urowns, 20.
Triples
Fights Last Night
NKW VGltK.June lilt. ulV-Advised
by Tex Rlckaid to Iteip on
fighting if he hopes to get a shot
at the heavyweight title, J oil any
Itisko, the Cleveland baker boy, re
turns lo the fistic arena tonight
in a Ill-round bout against George
Godfrey, giant negro.
Johnny fought his way through
Kiekard's elimination tournament
and ended with a slightly higher
percentage than Tom lleeney who
meets Gene Tutiney for the (Me
here on July l!i;. Ulslto le-t a de
cision to lleeney nt Ietrolt before
the elimination started so ihe New
Zealand blacksmith . plucked the
prize plum. Johnny won, but he
didn't get anything.
default
I). I. Clark
Hamilton, Sr.
T. S. Johnston beat It. .Shreve. I
Up 'U holes. . ,
; W. I'. IJiddle heal J.
and A. 1
I). II. Wood beat G. Itoblnsoii
up.
Y IflLLED
I
I (By the Associated Press)
FLINT, Mich. Pete Fitpo, IV-
trolt. won from Tommy Kyan, Mc
I Keesport, 1'a. I lot.
UKTltOIT. Johnny Uatto. Clevo-
land, outpointed Chlek Siikks, New
lledtord, Mass. 1 101,
I IX)S A Nli KI.KS. Tony Fuetite.
! Los An eles. beut Wis Loy Peter
son. Minneapolis Hot; Andy Mllih-
-azzerl, Yuuks; Klce, Sen- ell. Lous Iteach, deTeated Pete
ators, S.
Homers Ruth. Yanks. 25.
Stolen liases Sweeney. Tlpers, 10,
PltchUm Hoyt, Yanks, won 9;
lf.st 1. -
West, ChkaKO I SI..
MEDFORD PEOPLE 10
SEE FINISH OF RACE
' G II K S H A M. P.erry growers'
packing plant installs $4300 elec
tric herrv grader.
"Wash Dishes to Keep Hands Nice
Beauty Expert Advises Girls
Girls, perhaps you hate doing the
dishes. Listen to what Miss Susan
Hreslin, teacher in a famous New
York beauty school, says
"Washing dishes makes beautiful
hands provided it is done with pure
Lux suds."
Mies Dreslin explains that "the
very thorough gentle cleansing that
one gets from Lux suds is excellent
for the skin." She adds:
"However, the good effect of this
thorough cleansing is lost and much
harm done, it ordinary household
soap fs used. Such soaps often con
tain harmful alkalis, which dry up
the oils of the skin, leading to wrin
kles and coarsening of texture.
"Lux is so mild that it protect! the
skin oils and soothes the skin.
','My students are trained to use
Lux sudsSin manicuring the nails,
and the home woman will find that
o
Miss Sussfa Breilln
after doing dishes with Lux, her
calls and hands look lovely.
"There ye few beauty secrets so
easy and inexpensive to follow and
few that give such wonderful results
as the use of Lux for dishes."
Production of WlllyH-KiiiKlit
.-Ixch and Whippet Fours and
Mixes Is l.c lni; maintained nt 11
paclty. WlllyH-Ovei-land ofrlilalN
said here duririK the past week und
every effort in lielim made lo fill
the Iiii-kc volume of unfilled orders
that have been on the company's
hooks for months.
Production facilities have been
yuilc a number uf Medford j materially expanded since tlie first
people plan lo ko to (Iranls Pass;f H'e year in all Willys-Overland
tonitjht to sec the finish of the 1 Plants, both In this country and In
necond unnual Indian marathon jCanada to meet the record buyliiK
race. Much "interest has been I'iemand for all Wlllys-Ovci land
taken here In the outcome uf this Products. The latest expansion
year s race, with nual lv everyunq ' includes the breaking of m ound nt
pullinK fur the (Irants Iss entries I A,"-',,'' s for the new willys
to win. From present appear- "vcrland ass.mbly plant which
ances Flylnir Cloud has the first I" 111 l,avo H catiacity or about :iu.
prlzo of 13000 well In hand. How-"'"" " y''"'- r'"' "l"i'iilon of
ever, Mad Hull, the other Grants i'" An"1'" I'1"'" "I" .noble
Pass Caveman entry, had some plants at Toledo, Klmlra. N. Y.
hard luck early In the race and ""nr- M1,h- turnout In-
-..m ... .,!,. ,:cicainKiy ,arKe numbers of cars
the prize money. From last re
ports he is KainiiiK steadily on the
leaders and may yet sprtntr ti sur
prise on some uf his opponents.
The. "Cavemen" are staging a
bis carnival In Grants Pass to
night to celebrate the finish ol
the rnce. and many Medford peo
ple will no doubt take this In
..,. The buyltiK demand started carlv
I MovIiik pictures of the finish or ! , the "year" after the company's
the Indian marathon rnce will be !., i,,ttI .,,(,( ,cducliiB the
taken by II. I., ltromley or !'! 1 prices of the Whippet Four mod-Is
I. Ity lor the Cepco Current F.venta,,,, vv,., t.n,,10,,vc .,, lhu 11CW
. newsreel. Mr. Promley plans to (.-or(j
, leave this evenlna for cirants Pass! tn.llenti.n are that .lun- it
end will take alontt a supply ol MM .
"flares" for night pictures. l-ast f ,
rur the start of the rnce was In 1 II I O O i 1 Li W O llit.
San Francisco, and many pictures
nlontr the route, as well an the
finish, were taken by the Copco OP CI V TiY
teries: Toinlin and
Rhodes and Itassler,
Kd P.ryan turned on his former
team mates, the Missions, in the
series opener, nomine tneni lo , aioadlly the last two miles and
elulit scattered hits while the In- . 0, Sn,.,. ult f .Hie mat.
dlans . licked out III for a 4 to 3 ,.vlne himself stvmled bv the
win. The Hells threatened In lhctWnter bucket. i
seventh with two on and no outs j From then on It was easy huIIIiik !
but Hryan tlKhtoticd and shut them for the Mad-Hull, and the fatuous
out. lluffl, formerly of Seattle. ( "broken-arch" marathon was over, i
hit a homer for the Hells. Hal-; In spile of the fact that Johnston j '" "
teries: Hryan and Horroanl: Pil- had to be driven lo the sliowers in land production of Willys-Knights
lelte and Whitney. nhe club tractor by Caretaker .,,! Whippets will esi-il.llsh a hew
nn Allien iwiciiier phciiiui.- i.okbs. "as rcpoi ico l ecovenoK lilKi lnonlhly mark for the Toledo
nlrllKht ball, the Seals continued ; rapidly this morniiiK anil Is expect- j inunul acturcV since i;s expansion 'AI.I-: Idaho
their Icauue-leadliiK iace with an'ed lo win the second fliKht easily. ! n,Ui!m, s ,,,v u,,.r full swhm- 'reduces rates fn
easy S to 2 victory over Sacra-I unless he has to play l)a e Wood . "
mento. The Solons collected elKlil ! " ho Is conceded to hold the Indian j .
hits, but they were well scattered. : sis'" over the famous niaralliuner.
A pair of hits and two Solon or-1 Meanwhile the Kolf tournament
rors wave Pan Francisco five runs merrily on. with young- Tom
In the third. Hattcrlcs: Hucllier J Knimons duped to win the flrsl !
and Sprinz: Vlncl. Could und Sev- : "IbIH. he having put out the for- .
nier ciuii cnaiiiion. .1. u. uussen,
yesterday in the second round, j,
three and two.
The results to date follow:
First. Flight ;
J. I). Uusscil beat C, C. Coruinjl
t and 1 . 1 1
T. lOniniens beat H. Ilallltnoild, 1 j
Jr.. 5 and j ,
It. Ituhl beat II. Marx. 7 and (i. ,
.. Wilcox beat II. Seheffel, ti
anil 5. 1 1
L. Cariienter licat (i. dales, 4;'
and 2. I
T. Miles hcnl-l). Tyree. IS and I. I
Y. N'auter beat 1J. Hucklnghiiip,
ti I, ml 4.
K. Tumy beat C. J. Senion. -I
and 3.
T. l';muiens beat Husscll, il und H
Second I'light
lio. Hunt beat C. li. Hraley.
4 and 3.
A .K. Orr beat J. J. Huchter.
2 and 1.
I'1. .1. Mcpherson beat (. Iloberls I
5 and 4.
V. Heckman beat It. liardwetl, G 1
ami 3.
from U.
19 Years in Medford Not One of Our
Stockholders Has Lost a Penny
WE)
lr5
ami will assuie a continuance uf .
catiacity production.
Power
st red
otnpany
lighting.
In III months, Portland shipped j company will extend lines up Du
Itli.TS.l.tlO 1 bushels wheat, 111 2:i:i fur valley.
ships. : 1 j
tlHlOSil A.M. Street Improve-.
lil'FI'l: I iflc T'ower A l.lglil meats planned by council.
jfor shipment to leriitorlcs east of
'the llocky mountain districts.
Throughout the nation the do-
mand registered for Willys-Knight
nnd Vhlppet motor ears has re
sulted In tile company setting new
sales. production and shipping
records, marking I32S as the most
prosperous year In the I'll ears
I history of Willys-Overland.
GREAT NEED
ennieraman, who ban a mnt com-
plete mov reeord of the firHt
annual Indian nmrnthon.
rOKTLAND. Paeiflo Ti lophone
A Telegraph company ak bldn
fnr tlOO.AfiO btiildinc in ll.inft ti"'
IviMt S 'k" e.innd'n,
lTnlt'd Htatex government nu
thoritb'H nhow that under favorable
condition)! with beginning of one
male and one feuiHlf fly they may
iner'-i In one H'iifon to over &.
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