Medford mail tribune., June 25, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

VtttWMYtV) MAIfj TKIKUNfl. MKWOK11. f)l? KOON. MONDAY. .TTXr! 2". 103.
PACT! TtlVR
OHN FUEL
BEATS BOB N
IHjlICH
Playing Spectacular Golf,
Eastern Pro Noses Out
Bobby Jones by 1 Stroke
' ., rt .
New Open Champion
..,.
Gives a Great Exhibition.
By .i. C.Ot Ll,
Aw luK'tl Press Si nils Idllor :
CIHCACC, June 2.'. iX) John
!) t-arr
Jblf cha
tampion of the raited States,
at the'aKe of 27. steps forth today
to survey his kinKdom, reap th-M1 ai, ine Mcrcnams came close
450,000 reward that sues with it lo ' the score in tlie ninth,;
and take ls place as the, third
figure in the preatesi trhimvira.e
of shot-maker's Amfrii-a has seen.
The slim youth with the conta
gious smile and fancy sweater beat
the master marksman of this
Johnny Parrel
yesterdiiy, Hobby Jones, Ulng of
the amateurs, in a spectacular
IHi-hole playoff for the champion
ship, 143 to 144. He out-stroked
the other, the debonair Walter
1-1 a Ken, the day before, the com
petition that left him and Jones
deadlocked at 214 strokes each,
with Hapen in a tie lor- fourth
at 2!i(i.
Thus, out of the1 battle over the
mused number four links of the
fa nn. us Olympic fields layout,
Kariell, fiom what seemed a hope
less chase after his first 36 holes,
came back to Kain n tie nc Hubby
slipped and skidded on his final
round. Willi the Hltr chance be
fore him in the playoff. Karrell
met the final test of champion
ship caliber. - .
Jones, on the last two holes,
fchot two successive birdies, but
could not break down I'arrell's
morale or pain a single stroke.
Marvelous Mashie Shots
Two of the greatest mashie
shuts that ever have been seen,
under pressure in championship
competition,-' followed by two
deadly putts, enabled l-'arrell to
beat back the challenge of tht
(ieoi-Kian. Karrell laid the first
of the irons dead to tlie 17th pin
with a two-foot putt fur a bird e
th ree, wh ich he made nood a ft er
Junes had sunk a desperate 20
footer. Johnny fired the seconi
of tlie decisive shots from the
roiitfh. some 7f yards from the
long- final hole, leaving himself
an eight-foot putt which he made
to win the til'e as Johnny's ball
rested near by -for another cer
tain birdies i
The fashion in which Tarretl
came through to sue -eed Tommy
Armour, the Black Scot, an the
open champion, leaves no doubt
of his right to join Jones, still
the amateur Uin of them all.
ami Hofccn. the llri isb open title
holder, as the big three of Ameri
can golf. For Farrell there is
national championship honor for
ttho first time nftor ye:i
of trl-
Himph In losser ficlil.s. Of .loncs.
even In ilffcat. th.'ic I'Om.'iltiB no
rtonlit ho kooiw his il;i'o In tin1
vim of tht( liar hlnutlprs. whilf
li.wn, Ihr inofi's.i'iinal kins, nn-l
now I'.i-itlsll rhanipion foi' the
thlnl time. ronutlotoH u trio that
has ImuKci) Just nhotlt every lis
tlnrtion in .stKht.
.It Is Interrstinit to note, how
closely 111. -so three are liuneheil
In their reeonls for the last four
American open championships In
which Jones shows n strrtKrnver
npro of 74.1SS per rouml, Karrell
"4.438 and llacen T4.4H3
Karrell's finish in
1-72 to Bain
his tie with Jones Saturday, anil
his performance of "0-7:1 to Wie
the play-off, cave him a 2S(1 for
those last four rounds .to compare
with the best Jones has done. 2H5.
in winning the liritisb nprn cham
pionship in 1927.
.limes n Wonderful Loser
"Karrell shot prent polf. so Kreat
that It would have been .n fhame
for him to have been beaten by
liny lucky chance that came niv
way." said Jones in tribute to hin
conqueror. "Johnny won all the
way."
Jones offered no alibi. He n
nlwavs ready with a Rreat recov
ery or a rally at times when It!
eeme his erratic stroklnc. par-1
ticularly off the tee, was nbout to
sound his doom. i
On two holes of the plny-off.
rounds, the third nnd ninth, where;
he took exactly 2:1 strokes where '.
the auureKate par wns lii. Hobbv
l hot his opportunities to thewooilj
and rotich.
It wasn't until the tilth hole of
the final . round of the plny-off
that Itobby made the last fatal
Mlto TherA from the frinte of
the creen to which his tee shot
had rolled, he dubbed a shVt clip,
nnd was so short that he took i
two putts to Ket down. Her.'
was npportnnlty for Karrell. mil !
)i.. seiied It, hnlinc hl- pir On--e
,. i.l. the lead whli.li he never I
DOUBLE-HEADER
The Mc-.lfunl Merchants lost
ljuth games of a diiuble-htMutt-r
.;. . . r, 1 , . ",u"""'1
uf K t.i
.and the afternoon ses-!
sbn to WVfd. 12 lo tl, befort Rood i
sized crowds, which lnrln.it-, 1 u 1
! larse riiiesniation from north-i
(em California towns. The dubi...
! defeat caused meat anuy to Man-'
j. wi nun. and there was
i Kiia.KliiiiK of teeth amongst those
;fans who consider the loss of a!
same a personal Insult
Costly errors brotnrht dfeat in i
tlie Dunsniuir came. Iloosler Hof-;
fan! dropped a fly. after a lon j
run. ami three runs trickled In. ;
when Chester laced a drive f dcepj
riKht-center that was labelled for'
a homer. The two Duusmoir field-
ers bumped into each mher, hut,
held onto the piU. .
, , I 1 vnvnvn Iur ,,unsmulr' I
I ami for
.. "iHiiiKB "an an me
hard hit balls Koini; i
I breaks,
.siraUiht into the hands nf field""s. nir-'les chamiiionships. Kd Andrews
in the fifth he was touched up for of New Zealand put the American
I five hits and three runs. Fast Hebi- : out of the tournament after a
i inw saved him on several occasions, .strenuous five-set battle by wores
Cliff lst hurled a L'Ood unmet of -L G..7. G-4. 2-ti. 7-5.
for Med ford, but his support wob
bled at the start. He pitched a
consistent game, and had his team
mates been possessed of any luck,
would have won.
The feature of the morning
LTimo :iK li ftne-h'irwlml ..( ..I. In-
Unble. sbm-lsiiiit nml ')ii.t..i'u liU!''K
ting and eaiehiim of two high
fouls against the brandslaml. lto
bie got four bits in the afternoon.
The afternoon game with Weed
was a see-saw affair for five In
nings, featured by home-run clouts
by Johnny Logan and Roble, both
with the sacks empty.
Jack Hughes started In the box
for the locals. A hit and a couple
of errors netted two runs in the
first. He was taken out, and Ar
thur Hchoenl sent to the mound in
the second. Hchoenl pitched a good
game for six innings, the WeedltYs
being unable to connect solidly,
though they did manage to gar
ner a run now and then. The
score was tied twice. Kehoeni be
fuddled the visitors with his left
handed drop, and had them swing
ing at curves that hit the ground
in front of t;ie plare. With a two
run lead against him In the sev
enth. Best was sent to the hill.
.t'Kt, who pitched the morning
game, had nothing that fooled -the
f"e. ami, four runs behind, Mich
ols was sent lo ine firing line. He
was greeted with a heavy bom
bardment, and before the smoke
cleared tiway. Weed had ti six-run
learl.
Lauder, who started to pitch for
Weed, was knocked out of the box.
and wim succeeded by Oeschger,
whose fast di-op purled the locals.
Karl Ha vis umpired behind the
plate. Foul vips cracked him twice
on (he mask, and one clipped him
in t lie chest protector.
Th escores:
Morning game.
Dtinsniuir
Kllvn. :l
('nun,' lit
Mntlhi'ws. It ..
I Chprney, i
! Mitl'tarn, L'b
All.
. 4
. A
. 4
. 4
. 3
. 4
. 4
. 4
. 4
II.
II.
II
II
3
1
0
1
1
1
n
ii.
l
l
l
Harbour, rf ....
Kporc.H, hh
dinners, rf ....
l;lllfHli, i
Total
M -ilforrt
Itnlile, ss
Dunn. 3h
Huffard. of ..
Drolelte, 1 li ..
:it,
AT!.
'I
r,
r.
s
Marklo. rf 5
Chester, c Ti
Conlln, If 4
i:e-t. p :: 2
Mahoney. .'h 3
1-OKan 1
Ktlwurils, 2I fl
l
i
i
o
0
u
Total .Ill
Thiiisiiiiiir
Huns IUI3 12(1 ;n(l S
Hits 003 2SI Kin
Med ford
Ituns ooo 003 200 5
Hits , 001 004 2221 1
Summary: Inan bats for Ma
honey in Mil. . Home-runs Mat
thews: 3-base hits Conners: 2
base hits Spores. Hoffard; sacri
fice hits Cnon: double plays
MoKira to Spores to Coon: base on
balls Cillespie 2. l'.est 1:. struck
out (llln-sple 2, Mest 4: hatters
! hit by Clllesple
llest
hour
Time of name-
".0 min-
lites.
I "mpires Davenport anil
Seorrr Al llche.
Aftenioon flaino.
Weed All. It. II. K.
Powell, i f 4 12 0
Massle. 3b 4 10 0
I'era. lb 3 3 0
Valencia, ef 4 2 10
Palmer. If fi 1 3 ft
Varnnzza, ss 4 110
Johnson. 2b - it 2 .1 0
Mack, c 4 12 1
Lauder, p 2 0 0-1
Oesehper, p 2 0 0 1
Total 3! 12 12 2
Medford All. It, H. K.
Itoble. ss 5 14 1
Dunn. 31, 4 0 1 0 j
Markle. rf 3 2 3 0
Hoffard, if 4 110
Chester, e K 0 3 1
Conlln. lb 0 n o 0
Drolclte. lb 3 0 ft 0
l.ocan. If 4 2 10
Kdwnrils. 2b Tt 0 0 0
Hughes, p 3 0 0 0 i
Schoenl. p 1 ft 0 ft j
P.est. p I 0 1 ft
Mlchols. p .
Tntnl
Wel
Huns
'" "
Mcdford
,;on 121
. 200 3'2
1211:
13 i:
Kuns .011 300 001- 6
HUk -1 1 4UJ 14
i Summary: Home-runs I'era, Ro-
hie. Logan: 3 -base hits Powell,
j Vunazza: 2 -base hits Valencia,
' I 'aimer 2, Chester, Hobie: sacri
! fice hits Mack. Gesohfcer, Dunn,
: Hrolette; double-plays Yarnarza
i to Johnson to I'era, Hest to Dro
; lette; HukIu' 1 inning, 2 runs. 2
hits - Hchoeni 6 inniMK. runs. K
i hits; Best 1 1-3 Innings 2 runs, a
hits: Miehols 2-3 inning 4 runs. 3
hits; Lauder 3 1-3 Innings 3 run!.
; (J hits; Ooesrhcer 5 2-3 innings 3
i runs, s hits: base on balls I-au-
der 4, Oeschuer 3, Hughes 1. Scho-
enl 1; strike-outs Launder 4,
OeschBcr . Schoenl
Time of Kme 2 hours, 30 min-
I Uti'
I'm inres Cramer and Pa vis.
Scorer Al Pfcho.
BILL TILDEN IN
FINE FORM GIVES
YOUTH BEATING
WIMBLEDON'. Ens., Juno 25.
P-Francis T. Hunter. American
Davis cup teammate of Hill Tiiden.
filtered H surprisinK defeat today
in the lirl mnnd nf Hi. Wimhlcdnn
Wilbur Coon, Jr., lfi-year-ohl
member nf the American team,
swept to victory over Axel Peter
son of Denmark in impressive style.
7-5. (l-y, ti ll.
Ul.il!l,i:i)f)N. June S5 (,1
Mill TlUlcn opened his nt-
I tempted comehack on tlu tenuis I
otirts of W'imlileilon today with a
smashing victory in the first round
of the Winihlctlun championships
M. V. Sumnierson. youthful
Knb'llsh player, tl-il. (i-1. li-ti.
John llenn-ssy. younff Atnerlcntt
Davis eup star, also swept throiiKh
an easy victory, ilefeatlnt; the
KliKllsh player, I'.. .Malhi-r, CI,
li-fl. tl-L'.
Not far behind their Antei-lcui
frleiHls tins Krcnch Davis ou) stars,
Hene l.at'oste anil lleuri imich,',,
ilso won Ihelr openltiK matches.
Ijit'oste ellmlnatln II. I.. Walcott,
ll-ll, li--'. tl-2. while Cochet cllni
Inated .Mohammed Sleeiu. Indian
ranking player, H-li, X-it. -L .
tieorae l.ott, member of the
American Davis cup team also hail
in easy time winning his openim;
match, defeating K. I'roslde, liL
). ti-ll.
Another KtralKht set winner was
the Italian nco, liaron II. 1,. De
.Morpliui'Ko, who defealeil W. 1-.
Bleese li-2, tl-7, (i-1 in a first
round mutch. Tlie hnron Is rated
with Tlhlen und tluvl-'rench as n
contemlcr for the championship.
Helen Wills and most of the 711
aspirants to her title us queen of
Wimbledon, were ill the competi
tors' aramlslaiMl, Their turn comes
tomorrow. All the time of the
openlliK day was needed to reduce
the 12X men competitors.
LA GRANDETeADS
BLUE I LEAGUE
Blue Mountain League Standings
Won Lost Bet.
La Grande
Pendleton
Baker
Walla Walla
... 8
... li
... r
... 2
.fJ0i
.noo
.500
.21)0
PKNDLKTON. Ore., Juno 2.1.
(P) Scoring fiv times on as many
hits in the first inning here yes
terday, the Pendleton Buekaroos of
the Blue Mountain league subse
quently tleieated the len-ioe lead in i;
ijaCirande Pirates, 7 to 5, in a game
featured 1y both ragged and simrk
linng piayiug. H(skins, Buck catch
er, stole third ami home in the
first inning and later stole second
to complete his theft of the circuit.
K. IT. K.
Pendleton 7 10 :i
La (inmde r 7 3
Meyers and Hoskins; liuckner
and Mitrcliison.
KCOHNi;, Ore.. June 25. IV
Kucene handed Albany a i to 4
victory in n Willamette Valley
league game at Albany Sund.iy. An
error by Bliss, catcher, in the
seventh, let In one of the two Al
bany runs In the seventh. Bill
Baker. Hugene pitcher, hit one
Albany man In the ninth, allowed
one hit nnd then overran a bunt, to
fill the bases. Two hits, following
the wobble, let in the winning
Albany runs.
It. IL H.
l'ugeno 4 9 2
Albany r, o l
Batteries: Baker nnd Bliss; Cole,
man and Wilkinson.
(By the Associated Press.)
Including games of June 24:
National.
Batting Hornsby, Braves ,.401.
Buns Bottom ley. Card!. H.
Buns batted in Blssonotte, liob-
in. ft!i.
Hits Hnuthlt, Cards, J07.
Houlden Bottomley, Cards, 21.
Triples Bottomley, Cards, U.
II omers 1 tot torn ley, Ca rd, 1 ti.
Stolen bases Frineh. Cards, I ft.
Pitching Lucas, Beds, won 8, lost
2.
American.
Batting Ooslln. Kenntori. .4.15.
Hunt Uu;h. Vankn. 6ft,
Buns batteil In Buth, Yanks,
Bft.
Hits Manui'h, Browns, 8!.
Doubles Manufh, Browns. 21.
Triples Itlce, Senators. 10.
. Homers Ituth. Yanks. 2.
Ston bancs -Sweeney. Tig ts,
j I'ib hinc Plpgra, Yanks, won
I hod 2.
Rags wunted ut the Mall Trlb
Un olflcs, Must b cleo.
j Major League Leaders
"Terrible Turk" Who Wrestles
Jack Roller Friday Night
if ' ;
HASSAN' MOHAMMI'.K
Hassan Mohammed, the Tcl'libl Turk, is expected to arrivi
middle of this wet-l; for his match
Holler, the Itii- 220 pound tlerman, who has bc n training for sev
eral weeks for what is expected to be a real encounter. The match
will be given In the armory under tlie auspices of tile American
l.t-glou Drum Corps.
L
NEW CHAMPION
OF GOLF CLUB
Shootiiv; afr-Hght golf, with a :i!
on each nine, Karl Tumy HO handi
cap) won the annual championship
of the Medford (!olf club yesterday
morning, easily defeating Tommy paging Si. Louis Cardinals. old
Kinmens (21) handicap), tlie runner Pete Alexander took his ancient
up, by 7 and fi. Tim match was al-! ,illt ll,'m to ,lu' "l,,l'"l at cin
muHt an exact 'repetition of the ' ,'in'li"1 .vestwr.hiy and pllehe.l Ihe
Kminens-Wil:-oy contest, ot the pre- t-'ards to a 7-lo-4 vh-tory ivi-r the
vioitfi day, only Toommy played Ihe Beds. The licds dropped to
role of the oil-game co.ite.sBuit' In- Tonrth vhu e.
stead of tlie nn-gamii coiniuei-or. netting lo I'emy Krenier for
Tommy couldn't get j;oing, vhiloiKix " ' llio third Inning, the
Tumy, always a henl man to beat. ! Cubs halted the' onruhlnj.- Pitts
and now playing the best amo of i Birates at Chicago. 8 to 1.
his cart.fci-, ws nii'tng oi. ltll nt. J The Oiants lost further grouml
all the lime, anil realty sailed home J by (aklng a l!-to-o beating from
under wraps. On tlu; twelflh hole .less Petty nod the Brooklyn
I nmy had his opponent, dormie six. Bobins.
and the match was over nt the next I 'i ne Yankees stretched their
hole. I margin over the American league
in the maiathonic econd flight, field to H games by taking the
Dim Clark (7 hamlieapl loow hoi-i measure of the Bom. on Bed Sox.
dn Hiddle Into camp on their second 1 4 to a, (Jeorge Pipgras turning
nine. Hie first nine the tiny previ-1 n a three-h.t perrormance for
ous Jiaving been won by Kiddle I his i;ith victory in if. starts. Babe
one up. He lliea proceeded to tiiUe uuth hit his a Nth homec of th"
on Bert Orr t Hi handicap), who i Henson.
proved to be a tartar, nhonllng a Hadlev ontpltrhed Cleorge Karn
4 on the first nine which, with . ahaw ,,y n wl(le nm.K,n 11H the
his handicap, put him up ho far j senators look the Philadelphia
that Clark was unable to catch ; AthIoli(.H (,ltn, at Washing-
hiin, the hard-fighting Medfonl mor-j M)l ti to
" wonino, niA uuii ne.
This etuis the tournament which
aroused the -;realest interest in lo-
cal golfing circles and was excel-'
teully managed by Don Clark, chair-1
man of the tournament committee. ;
Tumy wins the silver cup presented I
I by II. (handler Kgan, and hand-j
! some prizes were also nwanletl to ;
Orr, Kinmeus and Clark. '
The tournament demonstrated
there has been a steady increase 1
In the standard of playing at tlie
local club, the credit lor this con-j
dlllon heing given to Jack Houston,
tlie Huh pro. who Is regarded as
one of the best -;oir instructors on
the coast. In fact. Ihe quality ol
the play was so high in Home in
stances that a material reduction
in some of the individual handicaps
is expected.
ESPINOSA SETS
'
''
KANSAS CITY, June 25. (P)
After inakfr-: the fifth liolo In tine,
Al Kspinosa of Chicago burned up ' Boiler prior to his taking on I hi.
the Lakcwood course here today in 1 Terrible Turk next Friday eve
the second round of the mlil-ining here at the armory. Oen-
Ameruan open goir inuinament to j
set a new course record oi t;, four,
under par. Kspinosa went nut In mx included, ami 3 5 tents for
two under par, and returned in tadien and children.
:t'. also two under par. With IiIh
74 yesterday h- had 142 for'tlrft .'Ifi i V study made n relation of
holes. cilme to prohibition by Miss Net-
IBs score placed him in the b;.d ;Be Spencer In the course of win k
by six stt ok 's. ; f" a master' degree In econcmich
Kspinosa. paired with Itoland um rural .stieiidogy at the state
Hancock, the near national open i college shows that In the Oregon
champion, scored three birdies and i community studied more Illicit
an eagle and was over par on only Ituunr sales occurred in the days of
one hole. His ace enme on the 1 45 the open saloon than since, Her
yard par three hole when his ! examination of court records for
mashie shot from the tee rolled ',n' ,,,Mt yai'H shows convictions
Into the cur. '"r ""Ht sale of HUor to have
Six strokes behind Ksplnosa s 'dropped from 2.0(1 per 1000 popu
scorn came Leo Liegel of Whit e , l"' 'on lii IH03 to .r.4 In I J 7 . Total
Pin Ins, N. Y.. with 14H. IBs V4',l"'0 dropped from 15.45 for the
tMbiy matcheil that of yesterdiiy. j I"" '" falootis to -3.02 per
1 looo population hist year.
Two more dairy herd wcri on, ..
official record tests in May than In i A" pi''dic ret rH..-f. "f
the month previous, aicording to uceuU-nt feeds for dairy cown ln-
the report Just made by II. N. j crease. These are a re.il ..-.
Coleman, -superintendent of offi- "i nUl to digestion and to ln
cliil testind at tbn state college. The' crease consumption of rougbiiges,
total now stands nt .10. ThM Is ""V nf" dairy specialist of the ex
Mot to be ronfir'ed with wotk of I ,"m,l" "'vice. At le.isl 12 to 15
ihe tow ctistliiK nunociatluiis In th Itoundw daily are needed Where
Viiriuu counUta. pasture U nut avuilublu.
the
next Krhlay nialit witli
Jack
II 28 AS YANKEES
TROUNCE RED SOX
t City the Associated Press)
The National league pennant
race is fast becoming a chase, wiih
seven clubs vainly trying to match
, Mti ide
wllh It. II MeKcchnie ram-
; Ool'ire Orniit w:im in niro form
and the Cleveland Indians evened
the series with the Browns at St.
Louis. 4 to 2.
Hot roll moved out of the cellar
ns Owen Carroll blanked the Chi-
en go White Sox w'h seven hits,
i to 0,
BUTTE FALLS BOUT
TO ATTRACT MANY
(julte a delegation of Medfoid
I NiMn-t enthusiasts and others plan
I to t:ike in Ihe big wrestling match
at Butte Kails tomorrow nig hi
.;ind tin- dance immediately fol-
I lowing, the music for which will !
j be furnished Iiy Dyngc ' Brother.s" '
1 oichestra.
The main event of the wrestling
'program, following several pre-j
liniinnries, will le between Jin k
Boiler. Hie Herman giant, 220;
. poiindH, and Bill Sambihl, tli !
i husky Swede, 20T( pounds. This j
jniatch is of especial Interest, as j
: it will give those present a lino;
on the nbillty and condition of
' aiiio'ion m-iees m ine nunfj
rolls affair will be It.lo, war,
(By the Associated Press)
i I lolly wood hiht ground when
Portland turned In two v. ctor.es.
K to T and ti to 2. Both teams
hit the ball hard, but Couch and
Ionian hail ine better Mippml m
pill, lies. Latteries: Couch. Vei
, and Lego; Shcl'eiibueh, Fullerlon .
iaiul Kasler. Agnew. Second game :
Tumlin and Uego; Bhode.. Hnl-
1 vty and Lassler.
I The Mission Bells completed a
cheerful series with the IndiansjS. I uls ....
I in a double win. taking the firs , Cleveland ..,
;game 7-0 ami Ihe second 2-1. i Washington
! I'illette pitched a thice-hil gnnt"' Boston
'In the morning, while l'ing Bodie Iteirolt
'fattened the Bell score by homing ! Chicago
'twin the bases loaded. In t ho i
! second game, Holling won his own St. Louis ....
1 battle viih a inpie that sen red I New York .
! two runs. Batteries: Bryan and Chicago
; Borreant; Bilb'ttt and Whitney, j Cincinnati .
1 Second game: Wilson and Bark- j Brooklyn ...
, er; Holling und ltaldwin. (Pittsburgh .
j rian h ranetsi o and Sacramento Boston
I broke even In u pair of tight I'hftatlelphio
games, the Senators winning the (
j f .rsi by a it-to-S count and t be j
second by a ti-ii scoro in 11 ln-j
j nings. Mails and Jacobs, Seal j
i mound aces, were ineffective In 1
pinclu-s in the second tilt. Kroe
hilling marked the morning game.
Batteries: .May. Moudy. Mitchell
and Vargas; Vinci, Shea and
Koehler. Second game: Matin,
.lacols and Sprint; l-'lynn, Kiiih:
and Severeld.
l.us Angeles turned In a pair
T wins at Oakland's expense.
Tin scores were l to 0 and ti lo ".
Brucu Cunningham. On k I a n d
oitti with tin Angels, held the
Oaks to two hits in the first
Mome. Hood and Berger hit home
runs for the Angels in the after
noon game. Batteries: Cunning
ham; Sand berg and Craghead.
Second game: Wright und Hint
uuh; Boehlor and Bead.
'Tenderloin' Scores
With Big Crowd
The long-hera'.-ed talking pic
ture Is at last a reality, and If
the enthusiasm of the audiences
at Hunt's Craterian -t heater the
i nist four days is any criterion
for judgment, It is a triumph.
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story that causes the real thrill,
the recording of the voices t.eing
as near perfection as anything can
be. it ts a story that would stand
on it own. hut with (he added
attraction -f vita phone's dialogue
and accompaniment it becomes a
real innovation in the entertain
ment world. Kverybody ought to
see "Tenderloin." which closes Its
popular engagement at Hunt's
Craiei ii.n tomorrow night.
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