Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 26, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE MVW .CARDS CONTINUE LLOYD HAHN TO WINNING PACE, , QUIT RUNNING DEFEATING REDS AFTER OLYMPIC! i TERRIBLE TURK ! DUE TO ARRIVE ! ' IN CITY TONIGHT i .r ' J"' ttWft-f WXtf, WlBtntft, Mftfrf?OKt1. fUKfiOr, TFT3SBAT, .TTNTJ 2B. 1923. ! - aq 1 r - By the Aaoeiata Vrnm A aecod Uivlskm hevth looms 1 for the Clminnnti Tted sunless ' Jack -Hendricks can uitU. his tat- terlnif cvvw toiirthcr within the within the next few duyg. , , 1'hA lteds lost , : Ki ound they 111 ' could nfford , yesteritay when the i ' have mails up my mind this time Cardinal Hteam-rulter crum-hed its to settle down to buxinro. You way to a 5-to-2 triuiniih in llfitnow a fellow-has to sive a great inninKH. " ,n "" In time and in en- j Incidentally, it was : the Cards' I !' you want to he a eham-' 21st victory in the last 3? Karnes. ! f'on you have to sacrifice much.? When the ' Chicago Cubs and ; X" cannot think of anything else! PittsburKh 1'irute were idle, thejan'l what is more you cannot do' New York (Hants moCert into n-i tnythlnB else. H in like any other disfatted iJonsessifin of, second pluce j same, if you want to ueeeed at wi.h a doulile win over the Phils, j H. u cannot do It on pan time." : 12 to 4 and to 2. lltthn will jiroiiahly devoie Ms1 The Dodgers hit Hun Contweil J "mo to tlie large farm which liiii ' hard and chalked un the'r fourth liatents own, liut do no work, out-! straight victory at the expense of ! of Kails City, Xeh.. ' I Jhe Boston Ilraves, 9 to 3. 'r,1' Xehraska filer, who has The WashlnRton Senators knocked hern Irainhu; hci under the di-i off .the Philadelphia. Athletics rection of Jack Hyder, member of', twice at the capital, 3 ' to 2 and tne Olympic coaching staff, is in 7 to 2. 1 excellent shape and is confident The Tigers attain moved into shot he will break the world's haif tha cellar while Chicago was mov- mile record during the final uiym Ing VM when the Sox battered !"' try-outs at the Harvard sta out an g-to-0 victory at Detroit, l,i,l n July and 7. Ryder he Morgan's home run, one of five lieves that his star wilt shade 1:6ft Jilts during the game, gave the if conditions are good. Cleveland Indians a 7-lo-4 win over the Browns ttt St. i-ouls. U.S. WMERPOLO TEAM ALL STAR AGGREGATION J CHICAGO, June 26 W '' AmtTica's water nolo tr-nm asaiii wiU be an nll-Ntm uKKregiithjn. Hccuuwo of the dhqmio over the national rluflitpioiislUp hv twepn tho Chicago, - Athletic asso ciation and the Illinois Athletic club at the indoor meet hero last April, the United States Olympic committee changed its lilon of eoe.lr nna tfifl 111 111 VHHrABtUlJ HiH , United States at Amsterdam. ' .,, (, ,iti i . liu.i m' 11 players from four eluhs ana Stanford university. The players are: Johnny Weissmulier, Wailen and, Layer of the I. A, CV, Topp, Oreenherg, Daniels and Breyer m , the C. A.: MUt heU and Rehroth of the Oiympie club, Han Francisco, and i Harrison of Stanford and Volimcr of tho New York Athletic club. Baseball Standings Amerh'-ail. :. ; .: .".' Kew York 4 6 1 Philadelihla 37 25 St. I.ouls .: 34 31 Washington , 2 33 Cleveland - 3 . 35 Itoston 24 3 Chicago. 28 3S Detroit'...' . : ;-. i'5 41 National, W. I: St. I.otlis 43 24 New York 34 5 0 Chlcatro i 3" SO Cincinnati 38 3S Brooklyn 34 2!) rittsbut'Kll 2il 32 TlOBton 20 311 Philadelphia L ... 3 7 4ti Pet. .7S4 .697 .525 t Perspiration odor so unpardonable Why risk it --when it's so easy to banish? XTO ONE Who nalizes how of- fensive oerspirat&un odor is would ever be guilty of this unpar donable social Utih-kttswirtgtjtf But thctrouble hudontalivays know. We ourselves become so ac customed to the odor of out own perspiration that we can't detect it. Only others notice die unpleasant ties about us, - Perspiration kept odorless At times we may not mm to per spire at all yet that doesn't mean we're safe, rot even on a cool day our pores give off as much as a quart of odor-cautmg waste. Don't risk embarrassment. Keep EH IF E f TOP WODV OPOH. ISORTO.V. Juno 2S. yPi Uoyi. Hahn, one America's brthtttt ruck stars. mM today that he would quit running aft?r the 'Olymiilc sm. 'Olympic samm. "It will not be tjne of thosi farewells,' he explained, "fr 01VIEN BOLFERS TO HAVE TOURNAMENT A "blind tfieV imirnnifn" tnv jivumen nifmhns of the Medford tdf ohih will open tomorrow. Un Ut :38 oV,ork lc ihf, morning. The noon luncheon will iit in tharue of Airs. George M. Huberts and the tournament will hi Imndhui by Mrs. Wcldon Hifidlc. The winners will be de cided in the afternoon play. A silver cup is th eaphni prize. ium, y wny WniBf. j-hw wiii h rn for Uu! !utWftlt iU.w placing . tiif hall closest to the lK" - 2 ''in "n.1"f oS" r",,r!, an,J ' eloscHt Ui the phi on the No, 4 hole on the second shot. Prizes for the tournament .were donated hy Lawrence the 'Jeweler, Med iord KEectr!c company,- the, Tof?- and Stiaug's Urng store. Major League Leaders Oiy the AsHoeiated Press.) Incluiiinjr pmm of June 25: National, -r.tlttiiiK llorastiy, ilraves, .395. Ktinf Hottttmlev, Cards, 62. , Hsttm ttatted in 3tiK!meUe, Boh liw, Ci. ' lilts nutllllit, Cards, 107. DotihleH Hottomley, Cards, 23, Trijjlt'H Hottomiey, Cards, It. .468 j aonetle, Hsihhis, 'IS. .412 Htoien bases I-'rlseh, Cards, 10. .421 Pltehlnu Lut:fts, Heds, won H, lost ,406 2, ,373 American. Batting Ooslln, Senators, .437. Vet. Huns Uitth, YnnkS 89. i ' .tiati Huns iiatted in lluth, Yanks, 09. ,5ti7 Hits Mnmt.ilt, itrowns, 82, ,552 Oouhies Manuals, Browtlft, 21. .543 i Triplex Rice, Senators, 10, ' .540 1 Homers Huth, Yanks, 2S. ,475:8toien bases Hweeney, Tigers, 10. .330 j Pitching iiiKras, Yanks, won 13, .2'IS i lout 2. safe this pleasant, simple way that millions enjoy Lifebuoy. ! glori ously abundant, miid, antiseptic lather deeply purifies pores, giving bath-to-bath freshness and freedom from perspiration odor, lifebuoy's bland, antiseptic lather putincs face pores, too keeping complexions fresh and clear. It also guards health rem&Pts grrms. What a clean scent! You will learn to love Lifebuoy's pleasant titan scent which tells you it punnestand which vanishes as you rinse. Use lifebuoy s week and you'll use it for life. Get some today. LEVER BROS. CO., CfaiJgt, Mm. IB UOY KAKOS'ftxnt PROTICTI HMITH Hassan Hohamail, the much 1 talked of "TerHhle Tun." wilt &r- rive in Medford this evening and j Medtord sporting faun are anxious J to gft a xwp at the giant granpHT why has made wrestling history on two continents, After hanging up the heavyweight heii in his tnvn j home country, Hassan has discard ed the tez fur the 1$?$ model American chapcau ami hi seeking new honors in this country, Now it looks like he's gtdng to hit a pretty tough match here in Siesl ford tat the American Legion Drum Corps and Sailor Jack WoeUs 'hav arranged a fny hot ween the Turk and Jack Holier at ihw Armm-y Friday nisht, Jack( who tips the heam at pounds with a five pouno ck on the, Terrihie Turk, is a real ex ponent of the Keiiile art of hon hrushin? ami the fornihtaide mat achievements of his opponent do not seem to daunt the hig Herman in the least. Tonight he is tackling iiiH Handahl at liutte Fails. Friday's smoker promises to he one of the hest in several months as both the husky Herman wres tler and Hassan, tho Turk, are top notch grannlers and unusually colorful in the ring1. It is rumored that there is considerable feeling between the two men, so Friday's tussle should be a rough one. Some good preliminaries will complete the card. idSTTi IS SHAKEN CHANGES A revamping of the Medford Merchants baseball team is now under way, and when thy ieani appears again at the fairgrounds there will be several new faces in the llnenp. This action was de cided upon at a meeting held Sunday . evening, fwlipwing the double defeat that day Al Fh'Ou ietie. Is slated.to ive way to a new first baseman, who wili coma from Portland , semi-iro circles The pincers-will meet again on Thnrsday and elect, a- field car tain, who srlll have full an com piete charge during a game, . The disaster that overtook the team Sunday is only pariiaily re sponsible for the new order, as dissension was beginning to get in its deadly work." It Is understood that a new order will specify that a player go to hed Saturday night, so as to he alle io do his best In a. Bumlay gane. The learn with its present lineup is strong enough hut has been unable to function together. The shakenp is expected to ben efit the morale of the team, So far this season the Merchants have drawn good crowds in their home games and have money on handt hut they realixo that th fans lose Interest if It la one defeat after another. Many bail enthusiasts felt that the DunsmuU game could have heen put In the hag hot for internal strife. Thj Weeil game . was just u -ass of runnmg out of pitchers whm the nemy was on a batting spree. Manager Cottrt Hall Is now io pM-Jand, looking for a new first baseman, lie is well snpptieJ with outfielders and Infielder and could use a relief pitche-. , Unes are "out for the return of Homer Boston, who last year twirled for the team and always gave n yoati account of himself, though win mofj few games. ILL TILDEN HAS YET TO LOSE A LONDON MATCi WIMBIEDOX, England, ? Jane 2S im Vill.am T. Tliden amis George Iott of the l-nfted states Davis enp tennis team who havj yet to lose a set in the Knglish? championship tournament, scored easily today in the second round pt play. Uier Tihlen had defeated H. C. Fisher, young Oxford unlvers.y student from Burma, hy scores of ; 6-1, 6-3, e-J.-lrfdl downed if K, Laster, captain of the famhri'Ve uhlversiiy tmm hist year,' hy S-hj .7-5. ?-5.- - s ; " ; . J Another favorite, to wln 'fodayj was liaron 3f. J IJernorphnro, Ua i .an ace, who downed 1 a, it. Williams, 6-2, -4; S-I. Itain interrupted! play shortly after it started, Intt the shower soon ceased, The shower was only ft passing onf, and Tihlen, taking the court again aeainst Fisher, won fn short order hy scores of 6-1, The defending champion, Henri Cochet of France, taking matters rather eaity at first, was extended in the final net to defeat the Aus-i trallan, Hopman, 6-4, Fights Last Night - TUHMINOHAM, Knelatwi Ja-k Hrtml tlef!itd Alt Mmwini, Ijm -don, (JU. UP, MAD Pi I I IP -S I ill -s - L mm hi imSSSml 1 . . .SSssvK-.sX - tJu,!! Iillililiw : s- The American Tobacco Co., Manafaclarers Italy, outpointed King Solomon, Panama, NKW VOHK. Mmmy lllvan,; Florida, teehnieally knocke4 oat Jimmy Kal, New Vrk, ili At SXcru?., rhllippinetf heat Jimmy TOHXTCJ. Johnny MCoy, Ifeorrtht, d-feated Krenehy Ui'inn fjer, Toronto, 1 1M J, UAVTOX, tJhlo. Kddle Andcf Vhicttuo, and Sllke lJidee, Hck Inland, ill,, drew tl2l Reduce 8. P, Far Natron Crtn SALB.M, Ore, jane 26. 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