Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDPORD MAIL TRIBUNE. OTDKOUl), OKEOONT, SUNDAY. .TUNE 24. 1928.
TOM EMMONS
WILLING OUTDOES jCIHCUIT CLOUTS MICSTM
SELF 10 GARNER GIVE CUBS GAME;'! SENATORS TWIG
TO PLAY TUMY PWY-OFF TODAY
IN GOLF FINAL' ROPEN Illlfj NORTHWEST open reds lose AGAIN, YANKS DROP 1W0
Fifteen-Year-Old Boy De-
; (lly Almi .1. (ioiild, Aksorlau-il l'OftTI,A.'l. Ore, June :'3 UV)
I I'los 8kiiu Ijllt.n) j I),, o. . WillliiK. Havollv club.
I OI.Y.MI'IA KlKI.U.S, CIUCMIU, I'orlliind, c-llinnxvU ton days of
.III.... '( fjl'l 'Pli.. I,..lll,.n in.lt I. ....... t I. II 1 . .
feats Wilcox, Who Is Off
'Aiiunin, ami lh country h mM j Ui I'acirii.- Northwest open tltlo
divm-d iM oi'e.sMionul Kiar. Johnny which he won last week. Willinu
eciiiseil til! his previous pur-breyk-ln
rounds of the week, and rap
tured i he umaieur crown for the
second time In his career hy de
featinK Don Moe. IX-year-old Jo-nl
Aldervvood star, ehihl mid six. .Moe
Is Oregon mate champion.
In winniiiK the an ml cur title.
Willing played through six 3(i-hoIe
rounds, and made every one of
them under pur. He hud had av
cratf'd 12. S strikes for !M hojes to
win the open chainpioitshln. '
I Kven HH brilliant a he was in
(the early rounds of the tourn.i
I ment, Willing outdid himself In to-
Form Don Clark and
Biddle Put Up Quite
Struggle.
l'urrell of New Voik, finislicd
g , ihiy in . tie for I he open noli
I ehamplonslilp of tlm United
i Kadi eomplcicd the reKulallioi
7J-hoo with totals of 2!4. Karrell
with roundti of 77-74-71-72 und
Jonea with cardH of 7JI-71-73-77.
In the fourth play-off in six
yearn and thu third In which
Jones has participated, they will
meet tomorrow ut holes, to
decide the champion and nut cess-
Tommy Ar-
i tin juno id. w) Two
home run clouts Rave the fhUauoj
Nationals the last of their five j
Kiime series with frit, l.ouia toduy. ;
H to 4. j
It. II. K.I
HI. Louis 4 11 4
t 'h''-ni:o 'i 'i
Jthem, Haiti, Litllejohn -and J.:
hhoii ; ISu.vii a nu nu.i.,t.
VoutiK" Tom ICmmeiiH complelely
Upset the dope-hlicket In t lie un
mini handicap Klf tournament at
the .Med ford (lolf cluh yesterday,
when he defeated L. V. Wilcox In
the. Hcml-fluals nf the firs) flight
hy the lop sided score of five up;(,f t( 'lie hlack Scot,
und four to play. Km mens was '""", of WashliiKton.
eunceded u chance hut hy u small f Jones and Karrel finished dend
kcoio. Today this IS year old -lurked nt the top of the blK in
phenomenon will cross sticks with ' ternatlonal field nfter a fcurpriy-
Kurl Tumy for the nolf clul cham- and dramatic finish fn which
WAHIIL(JT()N. June I'll. (V
The Philadelphia Atlilcties today
took a (i"uhle-heudcr from Wash-ink-ton
6 to 3 :tnd 5 to 4. The sec
ond unine went ten innmus.
I'irst pa me: it
Philadelphia ti
VSashlnKtou 3
Khmke ;iml Cochrane;
liOHTOX, June 23. fPj Brook- ' Marberry and Huel.
lyn swept a douhle-hr ader ai:inst ' S(1:'nntl I!-
the liravis here today hy winninK f ,'nlla',p,"nia
the second uniifo 7 to 0 and the I Washlnttton 4
opener G to 2. j (10 innings)
Klrst Kiime: Jt, n. K. j Wnlhers und Cochrane; Llscn
lirookiyn jo i ; uto and Kenna.
.2 5 J
Urundt and
COLO.MIIO, Ceylon, June ZX WliJvKSHAHHK, I'a.. June ::JL
! -Cttptjiin Daniel, commander of Ihu ' iAt Colonel Charles Liodheiuh.
Commonwe!tli liner JervlH Hay. who hopieil off from Coxton. I'u..
I has wirelessed to the local agents , at .V-ifi o'clock thi niornintr, ro
i of the, line that the recent trouble, ! turned to this temporary landing
!noani his ship was entirely con-f field t 7 o'clock
i fined to u Kroup of Htowawuya.
'
! NKW VOItK, June 23. (? :
' Kxtru details of plain-clothes do- j
t eel Ives iiuiiKled with tiio crowds j
it lo ut the slock exchange tod;y t
ns the result of a litter uppur-
ently sent 1-y u man who had lot
nmnty in Wall street.
LONDON. Kng.. June L'X (i,.
The hlr.iin of London's welcome ha
begiin to pull on Mlsa' Amelia Kut
hart and Ultra were Indications t
day that perhaps she haa let her
days hecotne too crowded
plnnshlp and If he plays the cool,
heady Kuine he. did yesterday he
should win.
It Is only fair to Wilcox to slate
that he hail what Is very rare with
him, a decidedly off-day. He nev
er gut K"inK. und on the first round
was at leant five strokes off his av
erage, Kven his trusty driver fail
ed lo win k and when once or twice
he did flash his normal form, he
seemed to run Into some touh
hreak ut once, which amiin upset
him.
However had he leen in his hest
form he could not have heaten tin
sort of olf Tom m)' Kmmcns hand
ed out yesterday. In fact most of,
"he Kolf dopestei's believe there in
Mo one In the club outside of Kuan
who can heat Knimens with hisil,"i'
Present handicap. ( incidentally ' l'tlc
the third centi-al fiirure, nnd "dark
horse" Jioland and Hancock oi
I WilminKlon. N. ('., blew up on
j the last two holes with the chinu
pionshit and all its old and
Klory In his Riasp. He finishel
third, one stroke away, with 2!i.t.
Hani-ock with only two holes
to bo and needing only par to beat
his rivals by two strokes, heard 11
crowd yel, "three cheer
new champion." as he
three on the sixteenth and went to
the seventeenth tee. Whether this
shout or the delay taxed his nerve
on tho seventeenth tee. or tl e
HwlrlhiK of the hiu Kallery un
nerved him. Hancock's Kame col
lapsed it nd he took a brace of
sixes uu tho last two holes, where
was four and five, to sen the
slip from 1) 1 in hi ti traKk
days victory march. lie was six
under par for 27 holes nnd seven
under to the 30th w here the match
end "'d. j
His best round for the
JlOMtOJl
Vance and Ueberry
Taylor, Greenfield.
Second Kame:
Jiroolilyn
I lost on
Clark and Henllnf
Cooney nnd Kpohrer.
II.
H. K.
10 1
2 0
Haines,
ST. LOriS. June 23. fP) The
St. Louis Lrnwns slUKk'ed hard to
jd.ty and won from , the Cleveland
Indians 10 to 3.
! H. If. K.
j Cleveland 3 6 0
!St. Louis Hi 1!) o
liurkeye. Levsen and . Keweil, ;
Autrey: Gray and ShuiiK, KIrsch. '
1'HILApKLI'HIA. Juno 23 fPi
li:.:,e ''umM. Car.no,:.n" n break; NI,W YCililTTn..
u urnameni. u 7 this morning " - ' " ; ' uy j Tho Uwiim H()X Wn hmh
M .ho, vouon A,oe m inree clown) - " " w j of a double header from the
"l Miucii. .moo iidnseir was two I., , - n" illtivn
under par on the first eighteen. j "!e , 3 10 K
The doctor was never down in t VT'' U K"
the final match today, despite the'W 1 5 1
fact that younK Aloe. playinK in hl, ' """'Ijhi.i 3 o
first Mk tournament match, plaved 1 .. Ki' ' Ui!Ml'""'ns and
i for thei('v,'n Par bo If. .Moe was out In 37 " 1 "KUHO" "mi Lerian.
sank his ' arternoou nB.iinst WIIHiik'k
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PITT.SIillKi
t'lnclnnati
ten innluB
fhun Ih Imck 111 chatnlilonxliltt I ''asli.
form hIwhiIIiik " ypsti-rday, two! Al "!y nix lm-hcM. the ilin-
llnder imr.) jlniirn liy which u: iniHsi'il Ills last
:m , ii ..... , zi.un
...1V " ""--."i 'mi- hy defeating
.,,, , , ,, I '"'i- '"'lay li l 5 I,,
WllllliB won Ills fh-Ht I'ai-irir ,nlcst
.ViMt Invest title In lillM.'at Valiiou-'
ver, II. t, defeallnt; Willie Hunter, ' t'liiclnnati '
tiirrner Itrltlsli amateur champion, ! I Itlsl.ui'L-
Ill tlin flu.. i . s
; '"'inc. Knli. J. .May ami ihir
l'l)ltTI,A.l, (ir,.., .I,,,,,, ''leinicli: Ilui well,
inn llaitjreavea.
K.
9
6
II.
Ill
Yun-
; keen here today. X to 4 anil 7 to 1.
j llalie Uuth sot u home run In each
I Kamc.
I Klmt Kame: u. H. K.
lloHton K i a
; New York .-. 4 9 2
j Settlemlre. AlorrlH anil llevlnu.
; Kimnions; lloyt, yhealy and Cira
j bownkl.
j Sec.ind Bntne: n. n. II.
: Itoston 7 14 1
i New York 1 -3 s
j.. j .Mcl ayden and Deny; Peniiock,.
( ; Aloore and (.'oIIIiih.
The real match yealerday iih far
iih a neck and neck rdruKulc Ih con
cerned wiih the Hcmi-rinal conteMt
In the Mceond fllnht between Don
Clark and Weldon lllddle. W ith a
nix stroke ndvnnlilKC lllddle had
Clark three down at the end of the
flrnt nine, took the tenth, nnd at
the 13th. had the l Htlcky ranch
er four down and only hIx to uo.
H looked tike curtiiliiH for Dim, hut
llwleail of rntlltliiK Mldvhlinuin
Clark iiroci-cilcil to uncnrk the I.cnI
Kolf of the day, KhoollnK five fourw
In HticccKHion and siiuiiriiiK the
match at the llllh hole. The 1 7th
wan halved when lllddle kiiikimI n
nine come hacK on Ills own ac-
cuunl and droiied a tea foot nlft.
All Niiuare and one to bo. It
looked like it Clark victory when
lllddle xcoopc'd a had I'lill Into the
short i'oiibIi. Clark took to the
rutmli hut Kot twice the ilNlauce.
They were holh short to the Kreen
Clark with three and ll,,- with
four. Clark missed his putt hy an
Inch, lllddle mailc a gallant Iry hut
missed hy threij Inihes, and with
Ills handicap of one the hole was
halved and the mutch all souarc.
Instead of wiiIiIiik Tor lirealh the
two niarathiiners proceeded to
"tart ther is holes this IicIiik
the rute for litinillcap match play.
In case of n tie. lllddle came In
one upompared with three ui i
the first nine In the previous match
and tomorrow they will play the
second nine.
Anyone who wants to see both
ttood and close Kolf will net llirlr
money's worth by koIiik lo the iiolf
eluli tins luornlnu. The winner of
this mulch will play Dert On- for
the secnml-rilulit chamiilonshlp.
desperate putt on the final hole,
jslood hetween Hancock and a tin
that would make It u triple, play
I off. Tho :t00-pouud southerner
j wound up with Hem es of 74-77-72-i
72-2115.
I Hancock's finish was the dra
Imatlc climax that setlled the Is
isllc for the day anil left the two
mcucr iitars or the k-oirini; flrma
meul out In front Kni-rcl. nfter a
sensallnnal come-back with rounds
of 71-72, and Jones, the pace-setter
for two. previoiiH. rounds after
a final tour of the number four
llnks that nearly . blasted hl
chances of haviiiB anythlnt; to
ray about the cllompioicship.
Never -bcforpi ln-Vlliiu'i plonsblp
comiietlllou has .lones skidded or
slumped to tho extent he did to
day, his prospects altcruately
rlslnjr nnd falling In an orrati
round after he had appeared ti
idle lip a eomnialidiiiB lead.
Willi's. . c. Kweeney of v.-
couver, 11. c. retained h
elite Northwest women's Rolf
jcli.iinp.onslilp title here In t.
jday wlwn she . defeated .Mrs. Ken
inelli w. Iteed, I'ortland, on the
Uortletli hole of their title nintch.
1000BLE BILL OF
ASEBALL TODAY
DKTi;oiT, June 3. (Pi One
liiu Inn ini' In wlii..ii iiw.t- i. ...... i. ...i
MUJusj hils lo H(or(l fvt, runs KJ(V(i ch(.)Kn
a 0 to 4 victory over Detroit lodav.
IE. H. K.
chicaKo i; u a
Detroit 4 !l 0
Kaber a nd ( 'rouse; Gibson,
Smith, llalloway and Woodhull.
GODFRY FIGHT
bein at
AS BEAVER BBSS
IILIU baseball fans are all set for
the it .1. -header to ,c , .laved
toda at the fiiiri;roiinils diamond
between the .Medforil Merchants
and Weed and Dunsmiilr, with tho
irst stamn schcilulcd
10:;ln In the lorcnoon
itoth tills fni-cm.,,.. .....I ..n..
.M'.vt uiKH. jini :j Wi l.'or noon sumes are evpccled lo l.
the second time tills week, tliicat-1 hard foui;lit and althotiKli tlie
eniiiK wenther conditions stepped ! Mcdford team has been stlcnKlb
In between C.eorne Codfrey. Klant i ened by the addition of Hol.io It
necro, and Johnny Ulsko, roly-'imly j Is the consensus or opinion' ' Hint
baker from Cleveland, to hall the ! Dnnsmuir will have the cde.
ten-round hcnvywciKlit tussle as-1 iJiinsniuir has one of the' best
sinned tonlKlit to Klibets Field, bush leaalic ti s ,.vi- i
lirookiyn. this section, the players helm.-
I I he lllnek Menace of l.cipervillc. . old and evnerlciiceil.
I'n.. successor to Harry Wills as a' In Hlllesplc. Dunsmiilr has one
Ihrent to white hen vvwcifjh t sii-'of the best pitchers on the coast,
lireiiiacy. will tackle lllsco, spoiler ; liavlni; speed and pcrrcot control
"f Jack Sharkey's title hopes, next ' nf the ball. ManiiKer Court Hall
Wednesday nlnlit In the National ( will send In I lest aKalnst fMlles
leanue ball park If tin, wenther pie In onlcr to try and break
smiles that 'day on Promoter Hum- i 1 lunsmulr's strini.' of victories.
-in .1. r iisaiy. I lie match first: In the iifleinoon's panic
as rained out last Wednesday will be pitted
"-"' with .1
IMO.VDI.KTON. Ore., Jure
ll'l Tom Curdane and lluck l.leu
nllen of I'endli ton. captors of Wil
liam I'Mward Hickman who was
taken near here last December, to
day, announced they would sIbii
waivers in the reward money case.
Providian they receive at least fifty
per cent of the reward. They have
some or the letters of f.os Angeles
officials inclosing waivers Tor re
ward claimants to hIkii. iiKiccinK
they would be satisfied with what
the .committee In l.os Angeles sees
fit In KVie them and that they
would not protest.
Weed
iiKainst Medford.
ilouhes on the mound.
LOSE 10 STARS
OAKLAND. Cal.. Jo,,,. ,yp,
ieltliiB away to a lluee-run lead In
the riixt IuiiIiib. l.os Aiiki'Ich Was
never headed today and defeated
Oakland U to 2,
It. H. K.
l.os Aimeles Ii '
Oakland 2 Ti 1
I'eters. DaiTool and Hannah:
Duinovlch and Itcad.
I.OH AN(il:i.l:s. June 23. (!)
Hollyw I look its fourth and scr-
les-cllnchlnu Kame from I 'nit land
today by llie nciirv of 2 to I ,
I!. 11. :.
I'OIITI.AND. ore,, June 2.1. (I'l
lOrnest It. Johnson, alter more
thirn two yeaiM at the I'ortland
baseball helm, has resigned as
innnaKir or the Heavers und
William K. ItoRcrs has been ap
pointed his successor. Koccrs
will lake charue of tin. team on
IIh arrival here 'I'uesday for Hie
final week's play of the Hist
half of tin. Coast leattile season.
AlthoiiKli wlthdnittlntT from
leadership after tomorrow's douli-lo-hoader
with Hollywood, John
son remains with tin. Itcnvers as
a player.
l-Vftul Incenicnt of 'the .lttft
canm todiiv In two telcKi'aliis Iroin !
l.os AliKcles. one was rrom 1
'I'hnniiis I,. Turner, president of!
the. Heavers. The other. lioni
Johnson, emphiisl7.ci his htBli re-,
Kurd for his successor, spoke i
warmly of the kooiI treatment I
he has had from I'lcsldcnt Turn-
i'l' "ml the I'oilland tans, audi
pt'oiuisltiK his best efforts to civ." I
Itoiicrs it wiuuiiiK team fur the!
second half of the season. I
"I have tried nail huttc,l."l
Johnson said, "hut breaks
aualnst us."
We I f
I'ortlnud
Ihdlywitod '
Oi l man t
McCabe and
nd Ainsuiilh,
HaKnlcr.
: it
r. i
lieKO;
SArilAMKNTo. .r -a. (Ti
In a Kame Icplrlc with Ihlills. Sac
rauieuto limit its secinul st raisin
parne fnun Han Kmnelmii here to
day I n ui x.
it. M. i;
San Krnnctsro ... .' .s l ;t
Sacrninenio 1 1)
Keuther. .May and Sprlni:: Keat
Inif, lluultl Vinci, Kunx and Sever-
el.
WETZEL FAILS ON
SA N c'ltANCI.HCo, June 2:1. Id'l
The .Missions clciincd up on Scalllc
today wlunim: both cuds or a double-header,
by scores of I1..1 and
7-3.
Klrst Kame: 1. .;
Neuttlc 3 s' o
MIsnloiiH l 1,1
Cole and Pinker; HukIics and
Hindu.
Keeoiid game: it, u, .;
Kenltlo )( ,,' j'
AHknIo.iii ji i j
C .HulKvgn and Horrennl: .Nelson'
in i nitney.
WIN'UHUH. Out.. June 23. !,
Jonuuln I'uchoco tl. I.-,.,,, ,e,,
w'.lu .". avin t''k oirront
Vulker field hoc t 7 3i( ". ,.
ens .,,.n M.indnrd tin,,. ,b,v on
Ihelr lirolccted i..... - .
KriSKNH, ti,-,.., Juno 2:1 (Tl '
Vli lor W'ct.cl, ciuidnlatc tor the :
Olympic team m Uie decathlon!
I "" ' " ""' I'looaoiiny or
jiiot beliIK Kivcn ihance to cu
ller tile llual tlyoills t,, ,e ,,.,
I n Philadelphia .inly :i d .. n,s
sIiowiuk lii Ir.voots here this last
week did not meet with approval
I of the nthlctlc council of the
l'nler...ily of Oreuon, nM.
tnilon which lie would rcpicscnl.
I Wetzel lalled ,, ,n:Uo satlsl'llc-
lory marks In three cents, the
lllfh Jliip at live teel lour illch
ics; broad Jump at m f.ct, and
discus at 12J fit s inches. He
w:ll be lilM'H aicjlier try at these
i marks Monday nnd upon the out
jeoiue depends whether or .1
the council will voto favorably
to send li 1 in east.
Ho has bettered the threp mnrl.f
nianv limes In pinctlcp and with
ravoinblp weather should make
cnointh points to Insure chla trip
to Philadelphia.
Look over our
Repair Work
slclc titvs ntu! tiilics nnd ntiraintr
tlivin lo lu'.iltli, takes innio kiiowlviltje nml
cure limn nicroly lo guess a Kit ulmul it.
Ml:.ICO CITY. June 2.1 'A't
Two American minim- men, w.
M. .Mitchell und John K ib oper.
are helm; held for i.iiis,m b.
ki.lu.'ipei-H near the town of s.in
come here.
repairs. Our
Tlbil's vvlvy votir injured tires should
Were Btiecialisls on (ire and (ill
work is not only iilc!li,)cnlfy done, but conscientious
ly untie.
Iiri's v I,ee of Consliiiliiickcll carried in stuck. Lcc
Slnitilderliills nnd Loelaiids urc two of tho finest
lines of." lites made today.
Wc have both of them.
Phipps Auto Park Service
Highway at Jackson Phono 1037R ;
COST NO MORE TO BUY
MUCH LESS TO RUN
omnonocfien
y
Tires
Rana wanted at tho Mall Trlh-1
line nfftcn. TV!nd h etonri
The Liberty Building
W. A. Pipes, Owner
To Have
OIL-O-MATIC
Oil Burner Heat
Assuring llie tenants of tin
winter.. . After nioi'e -than
'Sly. Pipes purcliasetl Oil-0-.Maties from CaiuplieH's Sheet Metal
oi'Ks lor uie J-iiUerty Jjnildin.i"', also his home.
even temperature throughout the
a year of thorou!'h iiivestiuatioii.
We Boast 100 Per Cent Satisfied Customers
Sold Only by
CampbelPs Sheet Metal Works
Residence and. Shop Phone 784 ; Corner. Eighth and Grape
You
Will Sense A
Real Difference
Only under actual driving conditions in
traffic, on the open road, and -up steep
grades can you fully appreciate the per
formance advantages of four speeds forward,
(with standard gear shift). A car is at
your disposal.
rive ilmssls sixes and ehts prices ranting from
Slllltil to JJllotl. Cur illimlrated Ik .Model tiii, ft..
imsseinler Sedan, with 4peed tininiinissliin. istainl
iit'il Ki'ttr shirt), On display In our showrooms.
J. O..Grey
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
103 S. Riverside Graham-Paige DeaUrs Phone 202
H. D. Grey
AAMAM-PAI
llie .Mt'jlcr, cnuu(,(
i Jt'nfuvl fn lio (tuttj.ul J.tlisio,
i