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Newspaper Page Textwedfotit) mxtl trtbtjne, medford.: onwuMOxiuY. jri.v in. 102s. PAOE-'FIVE WEED BEATEN IN ' FINE GAME; FANS TEAM IS BEATEN SEALS PUT OUT OE FIRST PLACE BY 2 TIED T l.y .le ) National !; no field t .itint; lhe I'... -lull ItlMM 7 to 4 anil I J tu s. f',.ll i.ulinn s n-iiile Willi til' l.aja's ; loailed in lht n.iuli save iho I'ln-; -iniiull K.-.U Hie i'iIb'- over t'i' liyli-1111; I'hillie.-, (y In a. Tin- 'lliea:,i ruin", in fourth .-. ',h-....i-.l lia. k "iic ami a I'a'll sallies when 1 'ley Lowell M'- 1 fore the imalini.- li'ft-hnn.le.l hiiiK- of .less I'etty anil an i.ll'elislvc liy Ule llroolviyi Tin M'ore was li la ; . fleet Ive Uuliins. PRAISE LOCALS The 1. y-,i . M.u i'UIIII t.nnm-y loiV.,t, up-uihI.-.. iiiiiiiii:-t il with ji( liitiu.0 Wtl, O Mr.ir-.nl d.'lViU. .1 U (i. yostfi-ility ;tt the fair jn a iiiiH- thai lv sl v:is u'l-tinlit iiiid in:rk t.iilli.int ricliliiiK ami Then was a j;i.mI -sixt-.l tmt niuiiy fans w. re ;il ( ut. iwt r-ctvi'i'iiiK Iroiii tlie icrsuiiiil in Milt nf two drfeals in a .lay. They llijf-.seil it fill' slmw. In the I'mirth ii.ninj:. ISest, V;il'liuur f" Me.lfin .l. vi:. -:t en a ',' of a Ii:ml-ii.t hall l.y t '.uiliti. w h-. ran a hl.irk uinl ?nai--l i lie ptlt w.th a haili-han.1 stah that in.itte II. The lu-xt t-;it- I'! five 111- f 1 2 Th Knife aUt'Iie; -M-.lt.'iil i.ileli in this in. -Uin.l.i If.-is I 1!; .Tu u l a 'It the A uiiiM i lu I in a first pi; inentn. Tin- ll.-a' : Stars 7 tu j in the ' wt-ri' un.it'h' in sqii , tin- itv. Sln-1 1 pltt-hiim, wliK'h t. ,1 Cress I'ortlantl. Q.icli put 1 lull w V''l tie with S.tci. .is ll 1 1 1 it the first name, Inn runs aer.'ss ni'.uU's masterful h.l.l tin- IIimvci-s i mil iijM. f.-atur-.'il the Hun.l.iy imiii'- an P'-illt r..ii..M fiii play.-r nH-ntiuiieil is uf i! -t.fi. -M t.-im. anil the see f 111- .M.-,1f,.iU team. I'linule Tiim i! . Chamil.-r. 'J ; Itoh.-i ts I'a !.- L': W I I. linr.wi Iti.hlh- I. K'riTl. .Ii-.. ."J; Mill's u. A-h IshnK-r J u ; I "... I . llamin.-ii.! 1 ' The Kishet iN.Wei The -sit It the ainlii-ii. v ter i-inasheti thai Johnny. a ha nl run. earned their plays alone. The Medfu lieu l thild. hut dtne the hit thai register, as ( rs ht tu an k ifiiit'r 'alihrd the.-e fiel.i alter ' tw.i iniiH iis. ,ir. 0. Alel'hrrsun 2 ' d i kept K'ttinT uld nui pru- ; util.l let th-ni was pitehiny; 'truiiur. anil noiiiin jiimv than nire-Iookini; lli-s Were KiH-nrr-.l. le weakent-.l in the sixth, anil a euiipte uf hits and an error Itronuhi ' in iwu runs. With tin has, -s filled. ' lie walked a man. and .lulmiiv; JiK.-tn talll-.l fur the tlfiid run. , In tlm first uf the srwnth th" j Menhaiits wold.hd. hut alter Mnie proarhhiK hy old Al lH o- , letto thoy reii.iitird . their euinpo- sure, and while Wed ut a man tt third, tlu-y lnld him there. J Tin1 uoin;' was too rmiiih fit: lesehf-'.M. ami he i etii ed in ta vur ; of Valeneia. Tho Men hants ;;n-eted him wit h five hits fur live runs. including ;i mighty hume run with two on hy (.'unlit:. j Two other hiu h points hy the I locals won the field inn d" Uut-ie at .short, who w nl out and cap-I lured a couple t Texas leaguers, and the whiftin of ("atrher 'hes- , tcr lor the first time this .season, mr'l iu his disuus;. Cliff llcst pit.hed kmm1 hall, waikim.' two men and allow in-, hut three hits until I ho niiit h. when tin visitors touched him for two hits. MarUle played second, an I while did ne, not him; in the fi-ld pot four hits, one of iheni pruduc inj.; the first run. The iimpiriiijj was done from hack of the pitchers, as Karl lavis went up Williams creek and 11.. ludy could find his workim: duds. This luiiK-d:slance puessinu caused Home annoyance to the pitchers end the batters, hut on the whole, it was jjioud. The victory of M-dford was lialni to the soul of MatiaKri Court Hall, who has hern trettln Kome at tunny ilcl-ats. and a ho ulstered tip the spirits of Hit' jaus. The ( weii-Or.'Hon lea m jour neyed .to Dunsnuiir and put up a 1'la iimk;mi Mrrolhim Al.hoti Lyons :i, ('oiuiii n. i '. M cjuhnsou ; t '. J . Theirini; I ; l ConU '2. Conrad :!: Ii. .simiiik I'. Metis im : .. .). ii,.,,, y i ; Kndieoit .!; Ilardwell a. .lat inin ;t ; Rohinson h. Kn n J : 1 lan;uioiid. Si-. I'ou t i s I : i;muicns. Sr. 1. VALLEY LEAGUE TIED FOR FIRSTS KI'CKXK. I'll"., .lu l-:i!r('iie set I lie li Ken. I KaKles l.aek ; league stanilini; yestt 7-ln- seine. ;iml :i ; luue-leailiny lliitell ill rilay hy :t l lesllll 111" I Valle pixy with leaile! imlile strti'Ulv 1 I illllillKS. The siiinniary: vi;i;i) lost, !l tu !. aii. i: n. I'.iwell. if :i " ' Massie. si, I n U J'era. lb 4 U 0 Plel.s. i f 4 II 2 Xernazza. ss I ,l 1 Julinsiiii. Ii :i II II Ini.ler. If 1 3.1.1. k, e. .. :i " lies. -liner, p 2 II I Villi ni'ia, 1 1 " 0 Tuinls ".1 0 ' .MKIiKHIM) A li. H. II. IJ.ilne, ss " - Dunn, 31) " 11 . . i-.l. if I - " MalUle. 21) I.I.KIH, if 3 2 I Clieslel', l; I 1 1 lln.letle. IJi. ' 1 ; I'milin. rf." ' 1 - JWst. p - Totals . I" l:' league's first round '.' 'tided in a three-way tie he- i r.elid. Salem and AU-any.1 Kum-iie in next place. The ; s won seven uanics and lost wo each, while Kituem; won five a id lost five. j WindluiL; was hardy nosed out, ' y Salem at Wendline,, t to :!. ' tho Senators winnitiK in th- nintn iiinini; after a tic s-ore up that, i tiinr. Itatt erics were: Wcudlitm J t'oatcs and llelmcke; Salem I Kiss"II. L'.eck and Kd wauls. I Albany defeated Cottage ;ntve I in the other league v.aiiic- ester j day. l to 1. Katteries; Alhatiy I Coh'tuan and Wilkinson; Cottage i drove Muhhell ami nrr. ; KiiHOiic outclassed I tend In th I hattle here, outhittinu ami '"il jfieidiim the visitors. The KUKene j team scored twice in the fourth inninu on a l wo-1 lander hy Hilly I lei n hart ami n home run u (.'otter Could. In the fifth the I locals continued I heir drive, three h'ts. a walk and three Itend errors letting in five runs. The Liend team scored its lone tally in the eiuhth on a l hree -hai;er hy Keiu fro and a sacrifice fly hy Liiuhee. Following (he game, the Vallev league managers met to draw up jja schedule for the remainder ot (, the season. It was decided that a j players on the Wendlinu and Cot j tage drove teams could he signed t.V HIV other league team an a could 4day with the ti"w team this coming Sunday. Wend ling and Cottage drove were dropped from thi league, rince they were t he t wo lit west in lea cue eta tid ing, ant the agreement at the start of the season was that the two lowest should he dropped for the second round. The schedule as adopted last night for the second round f"l- itie second tilt. Datuiies: UhoUes, I'ullertoii and I'ash-r: Tuiulin and . AitiMiiilh. S coud game: SheUm ' hai k and Agm-w; Con h. French, and Jlego, Aiiisiiuth. . Sacramento kepi pace uith 1 1 - 1 -jlitod hy trimming I.os Angeles i nviee, 11 to 7 and 3 'to 1. A pair ! ..f h' tgue east-offs, C.oul.l from the 'ak.s and HoneHy f i om Hollywood, pitched the Solon to their wins. A hiavy tutting houihaiilmetit . ! which overcame a six-run Angel 'lead, marked the first am '''he uinn rs were outhit to ii in the. ; second affair. Hatt. i ics: Keating. ' j (iuulil and Severeid; I'eters, Har- j foot and SamMieru, Hannah, See-! I ond game; liolielly and Kochler. :Hoffmatr. Osloru and Hannah. 1 j The Missions split with Seattle. ! winning the first, i; to 4. and drop-, j ping (he second. .' to C In the morning clash. l!iau was the vlc- lim of an even dozen Hell hits, i three from Finn's Lattery. Timely hitting enahled the Indians to nop th- second, even though they were outhit. 17 to It). It was Krnic NY vers second de : feat of the series. Catteries: lU h'tte and Whitney: Itryan and Par ker, Horeani. Second game: NYv . ers and Haldwin: C. Sullivan and ; Sclimhlt. an i ranciscus Seals slipped out tla-e in the Coast league ting a dou hie-header w it h inn. The first half cham pions won the morning game, 7 to 1 H. hut dropped the second, t to 4. ! After the Oaks had tied the score i in the last Inning of the first game, : Crossettl hit a homer tu win the , hattle for the Seals. In the after noon tilt, the Oaks chafed Walter Mails to the showers, hreaking the Seal hnrler's seven-game winning I streak. Fentun led the winners ; w'th a homer and two singles. ' Hatti-ries: Craghead. Wetzel. Itumo , vtteh and I-oml-ardi; Thursiuu and I argas. Second game; Daglia MAY STAY HOME AS ! TEAMMATES SAIL i i seek ; ihii-ii : anil Iteail: .Mails. May am! Sprinz. ABE GETS 32ND P A COUPLE (Hy the Associated Press) Mucky Harris has started house clea ning at Wash hurt on. It's : lit i lo late for such operating, con sidering that the major leagm yen son is past the half-wav mark ; hut Mucky pndtahlv feels that Ills ' Senators can t do much worse. ) Horace l.isenliee. sensation f 'the league last season, is the first j to fee the keen edj,-e of the offi-i elat ax cutting him off the Wash-I I ington payroll. The young right - ! 1 hander, unahle to get started this: i tea sun. was sent on option yes-i terday tn Minneapolis of the' American asso-iat ion. After lohing- seven of tlour lasl , fight ifiniii'K, the St. Louis ilrow'tiH eame to Xew York eager for re i venge. They got it. The Yankee-: 'took it. on the chin in hot It ends! lof i douhie-header. 10 tn -1 and j f tu 3. Tlalie Muth got his HL'rd homer of the seasun, which put ; I him IS games. 1 H days and f i ; home nms ahead of his pace of ! . (liy Alan Cionlil. A.Miiit tl pit- Smni i:4liior.l Ni;w Yt-KK. July ''' C h a r g e d with prufer-siunali.ing himself in a "personal appearance' motion picture lour. Charley Pad dock today faced the imminent piovpe- l of losing his place on the P'-'S American dlmpic track nud field team and (he chance world sprint honors for th time in eight years. The sudden ami eleventh huurj demand hy the Olympic uuihurt-j ties for a showdown on Paddock s j status came as a climax tu selec- , tion of the American team and fur- ; nished a sensational prelude lu its departure W ednesday for Ainster-j dam. i Paddock met one of the severest tests of his career Saturday w hen j he staged h sensational eomchack lo nualify for the team in the 1MMI i ; meter dash, finishing second ti Charley Moral; after heing out the; ! day hefure ;u the I 'Hi meters. ! With or without Paddock, how-! 'ever, the squad of Si' track and j ' field stars, selected as a result of j ; a record-smashing series of final ! j tests, is hailed as the youngest as j i well as the must hrilllant ever ; ; gathered together in quest oft , world athletic supremacy. dath- I ! ered together from all parts of the I country, this collection of speed I and hrawn will cnihark with con-I I lingents representing ten other J I hrauches of Olympic competition. Altogether, SS athletes, outside I 'of coaches, trainers and officials,! i are hooked to leave on the Prei- j I dent Roosevelt Wednesday at noon . on an expedition costing about 1 j $:irtti.uuo. j The California championship erew ami other outfits in the ex-! j pedilion will have their share of j att ntinn. hut it is the track and field array that is most represen- 1 i lative of the entire nation compris- j j ing as ft docs 33 from the east. 'I'l , each from the far west and inid- i die west and five from the south.' lu the opinion of those who have seen all of our Olympic teams come . and go. this 1 It-S array Is hy a ; substantial margin the greatest of i them all. li will he a top-heavy i favorite to extend the unbroken j .itring of A merlcan triumphs in this classic field of Olympic sporl, in spite of the challenges expected from OerniiiYiy. 1-'inland and the far-flung Mritish empire. There are still those who cling to the fragrant memories of I !i 1 2 when America put on perhaps her most polished, all-around per formance at Stockholm, and pick that team as the greatest. Per haps It was. for the comparison leaves room for many a debate, hut .the IltL'X team Is certainly much the best of the three assem bled since the war, and in many respects, considered superior to the famous t ! 1 ! aggregation. v t' or ham without dec- 9 ' "-v'';"tTi' Ltj i ---'--" iricitu the Mayttig is , tJfc" . j available with in built jj it m--nNh " I . gasoline motor. (,.. a. m,) AJlJl 'Vft5- . ! LJlte Great Washday Liberator - Why the NEW MAYTAG Leads the World -Automatic-feed, Soft Roller Water Remover, which swings to seven positions and reverses. Does not crush buttons and has instant tension release which is the utmost in safety. Non-breakable, heat-retaininu, life -lasting, cast -aluminum tub which cleans and empties itself. Quiet power-drive with precision cut steel gears. 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Ilotus dtzitnnttd are standard time at the stations namtd. 19 North Bartlett Medford, Oregon Maytag; Shops are operated by Maytag Pacific Co MAYTAG SHOP Phone 1266 Medford, Oregon Baseball Standings Aberdeen, Wn.. 309 S. I St. Albany. Or... 115 Ferry St. A. ton.. Or... 190 121b SI. Auburn, Wn.. Downing Dldg. B. lmr. 0r.. 1917 Court St. Bnllmgli.in, Wn, 1236 Slate SI Bnnrl. Oie.. 733 Wall SI. Bremerton. Wn.. 805 Parifie SI. Centralia. Wn . 117 S. Tower Colfax. Wn.. 206 N. Main Colville. Wn.. 106 S. Main Eugene. Ore.. 991 Oak Everett, Wn.. 2B16-A Rockefeller Ave. Kel.n. Wn.. 113 W. Main St. Klamath Fall., Ore.. 224 S. 7lh La liranrie, Oie.. Holmes tllrlg. MiinMie'il. Ore.. 465 N. Brnailway Me.llorn. Ore.. 31 II Barllcll Ml. Vernon, Wu 320 Kllii:eit! in the following cities in Oregon and Washington pint and Meridian Newburg. Ore., Ode.a. Wn. nk.in.inan, Wn., Second Ave. Olyinoia. Wn., 218 E. 6th St. Ortfj.m City. U'0.. Hogg drov. 804 Main Pendleton. Ore.. 127 W. Alta Port Angelea. Wn.. Ill W. Ffonl Pnitlaiid. Oro . 152 Fourlli Salem, Ore., 467 Ferry 6eatt!e. Wn., 1619 Third Ave, Snokane. Wn., W. 335 Sprngu. Sunny.lde. Wn., 522 Siith St. Tacoma. Wn., 7401 2 St. Helant The Dallet, Ore., 403( j Waihington Vancouver. Wn.. 1112 Main St. Walla Walla. Wn.. 17 S. 4th St. Wenntchco. Wn., 31 S. Million Yakima. Wn., 203 W. Yakimi Ave. 541 T II li'i' - llill.i; AI- Si-nrc liy iiniint:?1: 1 I'l-il Uuns Ilili. Mi .Hi. nl 1 1 IIk Summary: Uuns nun nun nun nul ni i in. : nun iiu;i M'x i mi hi :.2x llmiii. run I'luiliu. Twii-lmi'i' liitr- i'milin .Miiri.ii. Siiirlfiio lut" Dunn, licit. ln- niiius iiltilnil In iii'ielwr. fi I'hici.. :i runs, s hits-. Viili-m in. -llllllllts. 7 runs. 7 Ill's. Slrll.U nut I'.y ..M. ilKcr 4. liy VmIi ii.mm :l l.v Iti. si 1. linn's nil linlls Uf. I li'Si'llu i'i n iiff Vllli'lli'i.l I. lti'Sl Hntlnt'D I'll li.v bit I. lli.lil.li pliiyn -Dunn I" Mlirkle lo Unili'tto Tlnu " Hit in.' 2 liiiurs. riii.lri's--l nl-liii'l- ami Slifit. S.-mi'l- Al I Snli'iii; Al Kiikiih: Su nt Alliany: nfl si-h- Major League Leaders l t!y llir Asmii -lal.'il I"' li.. liiillm: uaiiii-s i'f -lul Nulimuil ll.'.tlini; lliirnsliy. Ilnivi-s liim; I'.nltiiinli-y. ' ii ils. Uuns .liatli'U in WIImhi. i! .Inly 1.'. Knui'lii' , 1 hany at Sali'lii. t July I'.iliil 1 ; Inn al i July -':i i:iiiiini' lian;. at l.rml. Aumisi :. J :-n.l li-iii a! All. any. Atiuust 1 L'- Kunril' Saliun al Ut'iiil. ; Aimust in Hi-nil at Sali'in: Al-; lian-r at I 'in-'i'lli-. l. (IISANHK. lire. .Inly iP' ! 'I'lio liliiii Minintaiii U'ai;iic m-a-J . ,,i ' i.uili .l I-Sll-I il:t'- with till' ci'llar i-liamlii'.ns. Walla Walla li-inini-liiK Hi'' li'.ii-'iii' It-ii'liiis. 1 (Iranilc. IH tn 4 In tlu Waslilim tun i-ii.-. Al l'.ali.r llii' I'liulli'tiili Hii'l aru'is lust a -l-lii-Ti riuinl in 1' .innhiRK. KilnB llaksr s.-cniul ilat in thr .-.-ii:ii.-. At. Walla Walla llli' I'llati's Hull an i-arly t"- nl. s.-.u im; llirr-r lillic: In i hp -. nil.) inn ni; ainl nin e ii ili,. f.iilllll. A H'-ar lliil.l si-mi-, il th i!i.- nrth ' .'ii ii n-.isM'ol III" plal. I !l 1! 7 . Tin. ;.w:i V SI. laillis rarilinals illlli"l a :l I... -r-.i mi- li-uil nvi-r iVrw Ynrlt I'liilaili'lplila St. I.iilli.s ... rli'yclan.l ... Wiishimitnit I'liliami Uiislmi IH'lr.iii w. t.ii . 4."i 10 TWIO mmJSmmm . 4tW A Aj .1 IIS . 1 1 i .41.' .11 I . 1 11 ; Alliany; Sa- j t - No. Ml. Itl.l'ol.T III" l OMUTIoN ll.-s. III' l-vc I Hsl ll.t .No. li I .V;;;iiml I'hi.'iiKu .. -li ;n; ."..'.n I w. I.. I'll. llru.-Ulvil Hi :l'i .1.33 'St. IjiuIk -in rni .i.uikIi :ii m i'.'i i Ni'iv York 42 ! .r.12 u..si,.n l' i is ,:i:::i I'iln-innall 45 3 I r. 7 1 I'lillailnlphia l' I 4S ,:Hl- Sill-Op I 111 lll'l-M Allriilliiti! Wi- an' in linsilliill In IL-IV vim iiinri' I l.i. ii auylmily lor wiml-luiiliali-. 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AloJ cralc in cost; restful lo the extreme. A vacation for ull J the family. Vis 199. 1 19 Q Toliil a f-'l.it.'Ctf (n'i;.n. f'uutily of .li..-k-on, . I. '(t) U. t aniiliel. .-ashler ... the aln.ve miliit-il luink. ilo .olemnly in- unit Ihe iilinve stiiti'in.'iit Is true to the lies! nf mv k now I. rle rSinl Sul. 1 I il-e.l anl SWOI II Ir.' roi . ill III ill- SI" cunnnl"--!",'!! (-xpire .eh 4 t'.iniji ""4 HfcJ-:. t'AMI'lll.l.l., I.ashler le this 7th .lay of July. I9''K. ' l'. MI IUIAV. Notary I'ul.llc 111. W H Uloi.ll, lieilii-s. A CONSOLATION" It's a coiiNoliitii.il to knntv "fiuit when tli'itth oi'i'iirs -011 Oemi cull a inorti.jiiiii who will treiit you rximtly as lie would expect to he treated if the situation wore reversed. Conger Funeral Parlors RELIABLE REASONABLE Office of CouDty Coroner ONYX POINT EX HOSIERY For Women $1.95 UMr I . : MI k. I Car.aditn Pacific Trawtlen Cicjuci Good the World Qvrr. "Canadian Pacific, W. 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