Medford mail tribune., July 10, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

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PIRATES REFUSE LLOYD HAHN HAS ATHLEJICARGOSY ri
TO QUIT; DEFEAT CHANCE OF DOUBLE SAILS TOMORROW
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(By the Associated I'fess, ,
Vcrhnps the 1'lttyliutKh IMnit"
nrrn't polnp anywhere in tmrtirii-'
lar tins year. Mit llwy miii hi-
tciniineil to kreji ih ,iiti'ii.-i
lcufcue vhuniiiuHNlili in the wsi.
HowlinK over the New York flmntf
for iht- third thru- in a row -
tonlay. tin Corsairs then-hy earned
a vote of thanks from the S.
I-oulw Cart! I mi Ik. who took occa-
hlon tu heal th" Boston Un-ve
upain and stretch their lead to
!; names,
iiiirleiKh Grime
in MrCniw'n Hide
Kpithaller. traded
for Vic .AMridKt
was tlv thorn
yesliTd;i Tin
to the I'iratfs
has faced hi
former tcaininatcs three times thin
ar ana beaten tnein . very tune.
The Ki-ore uf his latct victory was
3 i
Two homer, accountlni; for five,
runs, featured the Cardinal-' S-tu-1
fi triumph over the Ilnnf. Jim
I Wilt cm ley hit hi lfuh homer nit
the year with two on. A thumt,
injury kept 'i ank Kriseh on I Ik
Cardinal hench for the f!rt time
hlnce he joined the chili in April,
l!'-'7.
Tin Cincinnati Ke-K holdin;
tlic third rune In t he standing. ;
drew up to within Hhl i-ere- nt
uk points of the Ciants with their;
third KtrniKht deciion over tho '
I'liMUcs, 5 to 4.
I J tizzy Vance pitchetl the Itrook-1
lyn Ilobins to their third win in'
the five-paine se-ries with the Chl-j
cao Cults, 6 to 1. ;
The American league canipaimi
paw the New York Yankees' lead
shaved to 1 1 games when the ;
champions hi lit a doti hie-header :
with the St. Louis lirowns. ti-4 j
and 1-Ji, while the I'hiladelphia
Athletics were crunhlnt; Clevelaml.
14-4.
Al Thomas bested Sad Sam
Jones in a pitching duct nt Wash
ington, the Chicago White So
tta Hoping a way wit It a 3 -to-1 de
cision. The Iloston l!ed Sox took both
ends of a double hill with iKtrolt,
1 to o and x to L'.
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NURSES know, and doctors Invc , ,,.,,.,,,, ,..,.,. ,.,, ,. ,,.
declared there's nolhmu quite like ( K, ,.,.,, ,. mui,n,. m
Uayer Aspirin for all sorts of aches :HM, r;ir -!. with fiw from tlw
and pains, but be sure it I genuine ' ,Mitti. 'I'hi roiuimn-s wltli i))
Haver; that name must be on thc:i!i:M kmimuI. :i liluut'i- ,i-,,p ttitiiliiiK
package, and on every tablet. Bayer 1 1 7, with M frmn iln ixt. :i"
is genuine, and the word genuine in ' hum i In- lll ! -st. (nun
red is on every box. You-can't go!"" ,vli-' 1,1,1 r"1"' r,"ni llu'
wrong if you will just look at the box : "
Annlrln It
th iri'lt inark of
niror Manurictur
of Monoctiiccidf iter of 8illcjltcc)i
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CAUTIOUS INVESTORS
Weigh the "Worth of an Invr.s(mlnt
By the Soundness of the Security
Soiindlir' of ln '.IniriiK li .1 r I. dive nuttli r. It drp.dx upon
if'l tnmh iirruhr Hie uloi' ti Hie m-ciiiM i tliini (lit- iinmont
lltVftlClJ. It lllvi f M 1 1 1 llpxll
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loan ni .nn.-ii .
lute u.lit 'irW W-.r'.i-l.tft
lll'lll'illln' I'oliiliii
I heir vtrn d trust loud
liccimsr tliry nif- Mile 1'iid pi-Tttublr. M.uit liuli ldin
hoy tbrni (or tin h sjo'i l mirl u.i. il li Id.
It Is th- ImisIo.ss -f till, Alt III I H (. M!'S MlMl'NV to
IK'tlottntc these limitHilKc l-r lli ll (ti estol's. 11W0 It lnl IllolirV
hi ItuH vidiuiU .aid 101 puLdluor. on Hist lici tK.'K's on iitv prop
crly.
Thiti wp turn utir rapitnl rrftul.irlv ami frnpiriittv with profit
to our li)irchoMn-v Mia ret el I ML AHIMIH (. HSIt t(i- 0
I'ANY arc ninuiitt ttie .dist mid most hirmtlw Invrstnients on the
I'uclflc tloual.
Mow your in,iH tieilims r;ui hrtng i,m nrf
r. Uiiii.s wild whs, .Int.- stilitN is iiildted tit entfT)
b.T.W. .ullll.d: "HiiW X MOhltiMd: HIMIVVNN
MAKLS MOM V 1 OH YOt." rnd or rail lor
t'opy. It i Irrr'.
Vhc Arthur C. Mars" Company
Mciunina l-lo,,r, American Hank llulljlng
PORTLAND. OKH'.ON
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A-m l;iK'd l-ii-s Spoil- LKililor
NKW Yorr.. July M. '
viirw American .OliU'tc. JmI- IC.iy.
jV( II ih n and Charlie M.-r iinn.h,
ni mt.-mi.t to -icon, douhlc vi-
mr.Vn fn th- ll.inic tra- l; an l
fin. ihampi.m-hiiry ;it Amxtor-
,,m- an it u ,tihtf n I whether
4)iy one of theinwill t?uccced.
(M(. t,j0, Hahn jierhap 1i:im
hest chanee
tfl Ml'dp' it di'Uhlc.
efforts will he put
(vent, the S'U) and
in which the keencs:
:illhitii In
f.i"h In lw
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fart of competition will he forth
rillimik. fnniI Kiin.frtii rival.
,, lhn sl;iIll, nul mm. (1H lht.
s, soO-nietc,- rminer in irain-
tilt'. The iM rfurmuneeK if the
fa tit mis .N'ei.iaskan in shatterinrf
ihe American record and then (he
world's mark for the distance sur
pass anything no far registered
abroad by his foremost rivals
lv. Otto 1 'el titer of Cermanv.
I "oiiglas I. owe of Kncland, the
champion, and Seraph in .Mail in
of Kr.nite. 'elter has nit recov
ered lrom tlie effects of an ankle
injury and may not even r(i'h the
( -lymph- fina I. I.owe, at his best,
never touched H. Win's marki for
either the Jialf mile or SUU meterii
but the Knglishman is a great
competitor and may he the Ameri
can's leading opponent.
Lloyd V- opposition in the 1 .".'i
met eis will come chiefly fro.o
Kin bind. A pparently ih'r will
be plenty of it, for I'anvo Xuini;.
the ehamplou. did no better lhan
third In a tryout in which a new
comer. I -tgerstroein, co.ua led I he
world's record, with LSorg in close
j pllI'Mlft.
McClnnis. Wisconsin's gieat pole
'vaulter and high jumiM-r. will llke.-
ly have his own countrymen to
beat If he is to land n top in
either event. He lied Boh King
j in l he high jump trials and beat
Illie Olympic champion, Hal Os-
born, but it Is doubtful whet her
be can surpass such pole vaulterr
las Sahin Carr, Lee Barnes or Bill
uroegemueiier. n inree uiu
at t he final trials, while Barnes
and Can have surpassed 14 f '
Mctiinnis did l;i-ij between high
Jumps last Saturday, and In a day
when he can cnncittrate on vault-
i lug may be able to go higher,
i Sect iona I ly. (he l!i:'x team 1 th
j best balanced and most repre
sentative America has ever pro
duced. The cast still ma lid a ins
'the lead, but lis traditional su-
prenau v is pretl v well wiped out
by the oiuu-h of talent from the
I south, middle west ami Pacific
, coast, which fui nished most of
Ihe individual sensations of Ihe
i final teMs as I lie powerful I .os
AligeUs Athletic lub team assert -
ed national championship mi-
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IX X I HUM'S
DAILY ;
(IKNKVA iVi- League official-
have estimated that itii.iiaa dm u- j
incuts of an iulernallonal clun - j
acter will be reulstci-ed with the
l.eautie of Nations ilnriiir; lit-.H. !
They base this f imil e on lb" :
l number deposited during the first
nuai ter. which avi-rape jno dally :
' I l out o n t he World.
In r-l'M I In tctal number htii- !
teted and lb positeil VaS I'U.lMlil
and the olume has shown -l
stcii.lv iip i'pjim' eaeli year
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eT l!nrtm. nt v.hitli h.
pi "due 1 a mn .iuuiin n
on Im iiri'i'i ! t iti) T"i.
r iomI s:i itu P ink, i
III first lllii'U,tli. s 'ill 1
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i .WtM-lHI'td 11-4'-!. SHirln l-UDIill'
NKW Y(ii:k. July 10.
AnutliPr athh-tH- arKO!-y forth
July 11 with flat.' wnvin, ainl
rlilrils hlith nli:inl lhi S. S. I'ii-h-iiU-n:
l;Kif"i vi'lt ; m miiny n-nped
the moHt rormidiihlf huatluatl l
talt-nt Am; rn-:i lias over .-nt out
In iut-st nf Olympic honnrn.
Il is also pi ohahly the l-Ht r-;
vanixcil i:tlih'tic evpiMlltion i-vfr,
to h-a Vankcft Iioi-.-h. kiiUU''.
:.f It Is. hy a soldi, t ri-turriliiK to
Kuropc on ('a-elul mission Ma
jor Cinci-al Dotmlas Ma-A it hur
and acroinpani'-d by sticll uhli'
fil-'un-s In Atncritan alhU-tics is
Murray llulln rt. iircsldf nt of l In
Amateur Athletic I'nion: CiistaviM
T. Klrhy, former hcail of tlui
Olyiiiple comnilttec: l-'ii-derh k V.
Uiihlen. Mecn-tai-y-treastirer of the
outrit. and a staff or coaches
headed by l-awson Uoberlson. ,
chief of the truck and field for es.
This year's Olympic campaiun
is under new leadership, for Oen
eral M'lrAi thur has taken over
the i resiliency of the Olympic
commlttei- in succession of the
veteran Colonel liobert M. 'I'homp
uliile Mr. Hulliert. head ot
.i...' . . i' f es has takell th'.'1
dnce or Ihe late William '. l'ront.
The latter died while In the midst
of oi-Kunlzini.' '" Olympic work.
The chartered voyage of the
President lloosevelt has contrast
as well as similarity with former
Olympic ai Kosles. lake the trip
to Stockholm In 1!M2. the ship
will also serve as livini; uuiiitcrs
f..,. ihe main hoilv of alhhtef
while they are In Amsterdam for
ttonal eonipelitlon.
Cnllke the vuytiBe "f !'"'.
thens. which nmk a stormy three
weeks, the Uooscvell will dock at
Amsterdam. It Is expected. In nine
days, to Kive the athletes time to
shake off their sea leKS. The l.iK
competition starts July IP.'.
The athletes, cream of the crop
In a dozen branches of sport and
, , ..II iivi.i- the cotin-
!lry, have been provided wlthveiy.
facilltv rot- comrort and activity,
1 ... ' Ttu.v are '
Willie saiooK it- ......
IravellnK "tlrst class: In fact, they
have b.-en Klven the preference;
i ..f tin.;
i over nil oilier ineiiioi-i n
I i ..II,. in the
liail.V, Olliciilin aim -
i..n ii.ni of Hccoiiimoilatiops. For
merly the alhleU'H have had to
i ,..L-.. u'ti.ii Ihrv could uet.
I "Our policy this time has been
ito favor the athletes in every re-,
Aspect." Oenefal Mac-Arthur l- ':
elated In pronounctni; tile com- ,
...inn..'. iiollcv. "Thev ate the;
ones who have the bit; Jobs to do
and we felt 11ml they should hav"
tlrst consideration."
o iu .. nielUli as well as it
hopeful outfit that sallies forth In.
meet the world s athletic best in
cvervthtni? from track. rowim;. ;
sw iminlm:. hnxltu: anil w restling
to n-eluht-liftlliK. fenelnii. yacht-,
iilK. hIhmiiIhk and cymnastics.
HAS CLOSE CALL
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.. .Inly l.
iVi Kd ( Straiicler l l.ewts bad ;i J
busy evcnillK dcfcndiiiK his heavy- i
weight WrestlillU title HKiillit
Marin I'lesliua. l'hl-nt;o. last muht. j
He won. but only after koiiik thiee
falls. I
The ctmmplon llscil a series of j
heudlocks to pin the rhicauo map- i
pier for the first fall !n HT minutes '
a nd 1' 4 seconds. 1 'lest In a took Ihe
second in IT minutes and f 7 sec
onds witli a crotch and half nelson.
The same hold w;.s emplocd by
Lewis to take the deciding lull in
seven minutes, L' I seconds.
In taklm; the second fall. I'les
Una locked his fists and broiiKh'
them down wllh terrifie fm-ce on
the back of Lewis' neck. The blow
pitched the champion face forward
to the mat and before he could net
out of tlanuer. Plestina pinned him
with a crotch and half nelson.
Nick Lule. former Notre hame
athlete, defeated Cowboy Jack Mc
I'arthy. ot Montana In twelve min
utes and fourteen seconds in a
preliminary.
Baseball Standing!
American
STRANGLER LEWIS
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i New- Yntk oil L'l .7-'T
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t'tevelnnil St! IL' .11;;
; Chicago .. ;i.i i;i .i pi
Washington ...... .31 O .Phi
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St. liuis .. ;,n -.':i i:;i
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lilts Houthlt. ( nrils. 11T.
Iliuibies Hollisbv PiHYcs. ;'.
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