Medford mail tribune., August 08, 1928, Page 5, Image 5

! K" - fi fN
CALIFORNIA IS i
AGAIN WINNER,
FINALS FRIDAY
Bears' Champion Eight Is
lUird DroopnH Dw PnoHa
iparU rrebbeU Oy UdildUd
ProccoH Ru Panada.- . "M thirl- ,l"l: Vinci
rreSSeU By Uanaua.and Scvcrcid; Oilman and Vhit-
, .... u i ne J Americilll.,
lit WinS By Hall LenQtn Throe pitch rs left the llolly-: nuttlnc (ioslm. Senators. .3H2.
'f mound when the Angels put 1 Huns ittvth. Yanks, in.
Title RaGe With Great, mer a httllinff harmse of IS hits. Huns Imtted in Uuth. Yanks,
t (including- three homers, to'MvinjHJts Mamish, HrowtiH. li4.
Rritain phPfililpfi FridaV 13 10 :' A broadside IJJl 1? KlajrHfud, Hed Sox, 35.
uiuoiii guia,uuigu "'""J'.ln the eighth completed the ruin Trl4os Barnes. Senaiors, 14.
of the Ktar.s, after the AnnelenoB Homers Itutli, Yanks. 43.
I had led nil the way. Batteries: ! Stnb-n ba.se.x Mostll. White Sox,
KLOTK.W Aug. H.Wt The I'm- 1'eters. Chesley and Warren; Shel-1 20.
ver.siiy of California, representing lenluu-h. Murphy. Muleahv and ' I'ftching Hoyt, Yanks, won 13.
the Lulled States, won from I'an-'Agnrw. " lost 3. -
ml a in the semi-finals of the Olym-1 Many Krause. .Minion piuher. J
pie competition for 'vight-ourvil held the Heals to 11 hits to eon-' fjy Un dm V rtr
crews.
It was a hear(,-hreaking. iiip-aml-tuuk
Mtruggle and California led
the Canadians over the line by only
a half length.
By winning, the American eight
gained the right to meet Kngland tunu nnst.
for the ehampinnshlp in the finalsl Tm! Indians failed to catch up
Friday. The Knglish crew, a strong wUh khmd after the Oaks had
aggrfgHtion from the Thames liow-iKrabheU nn ar," !"ft1- nd Oak
Ing club, went into the final round ilm,d H,,n- : Ui Uaeries: Koeh
hy drawing a bve. jer 'Avoy and Head; Kdwanls,
V:he race with the Canadian crew.
f )i .fk Toronto Argonaut club com
hinatlon, was the first in which tin
Californians have found themselves
5 . , . ,
pressed during the Olympic com -
petition. In previous heats they
oeat Belgium by eight lengths. Den
mark, by three and Italy by four
California's time of ti minute
and 2 mocoihIh for 2(Hi0 melei's not
only is the best made In the Olym
pic regatta thus far but also is
faster than either the navy crew of
ltiliu or the Yale eight of 1921,
previous representatives of the i
V'nited States, made in winning the
Olympic championship.
Although it was made on the
dead water of a sluggish canal,
California's time today was 31 -u
fioeonds faster than Yale registered
in its'tlliowlnnin,.. ,,. on the
,s..m. uml throo Mccumls faslol-
ll,n lUc .Miil.li iruvclud at Ant-!
verl
AMSTEHDAm! Auk. 8. () Slxj
American swhnmt'OH comittHK In1
tli- wml-fliials of Iho HMl-inci.r
bai lislniko anil tlir 4il-inelr five ,
M.vlf. mirlii-U tllr finals ti.iluy unci !
will disimle fee- Iho Olvnuile d.nm. I
liionsliici ;
c lco,-o Kcjac cf Nov York won i
fa hmt in the HHl-moter cvoiu in
Sc-cr record tin.e and Walter Lau-;
fer of Chleimo eaptnred his heat
handily with I'uul U'jutt of tuilon
towii. l'a.. second.
the 4cl0-mett r ceent were Kaymond i
Huddy. Ne w York; c-larente Crab-j
be, Hcmctulu, and Clnronce Clanp
Jtouywoiid. l ramie tllitslieU see-1
cinil and Clapp uilrd in tnetr heHtjipntmn leaders. 10 lu.l.
Mith -Sine Itoor.fhe Swedish chain-
idrm. whn finiMliod f h-ci i ho l.uut I
eoOlOetitfllll hn him hud uln.'o Ihn
Buddy finished third in l.i hc.t'.l
truillnK .ctrilin cjf ArBentinci andiCalcs. 4 to 2. behind te effec
CharHun of Australia. jtivo tiitchinc; nf Willoiiifhby.
While t.'unnie Mac k's I'hlladel-
SI.OTKN-. Holland. Aug. (Pl hja AthletiCK were bowing tc
The Pennsylvania Iuiibh eltib ; ix-irull 4 to 1
four, without coxswain, today do-; '"he A's defeat left them four
!-a.led tlin Italian four In the ,, h,r K,lm ,,npk r the
Olynmlc rowiiiK sen.i-finals. thus )eaaev. tiwen f'ancll. roriner
ellnehiiic tho rlBht lo meet (ileal ,!nlv ,.r()s!i ,.,.. )ltc:hcd his 13th
Wrltaln in the final on Friday. ; ,.(torv 0f the season for tho
The British erew had a row- i-jg,.rfJ.
oer ioua. . j
There Mas n stiff wind as tlie:n.lhIH Kt R,onns to
American and Italian erews wcnt'inkp ,hr ,,. of folir from
to the starlitif; Tne.
MM RETURNS
I
SPURNS IDEA OF
TURNING A 'PRO'!
NKW VOKK, Auk. S. fH Wil
Ham T. Tilden II., stor meeuter
: t z nines, eiRm uimtr par, uu'i i
of Amertean tenni. returned to the ; JlU.v Seattle professional re-
nltcd States today from the UaMs ' BoJctj tnn uinKlon state op' n
up competition In Krantfc. wlth.,,. t.mmMlonshlp here yesterday
mue io, say oi nis huuun as uu from Nl.fl dnistlan of Portland,
amateur. . "I will have notldng to t Cnrliallin Xoui the honors uway
do with professional tepnls," was ; fr(jm i.ursl.y ilist year by one
his only emphatic statement as hc;Heruke.
left the boat. j Frank Hodla, Seattle, mih third
Tilden, who looked slightly lvm, 3.
drawn and did not Vem to be In! Anions I lie low seores was Marks
the perfection of tennis condition ' Maeklln, Seattle, 302.
he boasted when he nailed away ' ( Marks Maeklln was assistant
for France. faid that lie did not j "pro" at the'Medfovd coif elub H
krauv what his tennis plans would j summer, leaving a fhort timo sko
1 A'r the Immediate future. His ( for his home In Seattle ami to at
is to come before the exceti-j tend the Washington tournament,)
live committee of the I'nlted Ktates -
lwn Tennis association August 2 1,
when charges of violating the atna-j
t nr rule of the I". 8. I. T. A., pve-1
furred against the lavls eup team ,
i aptaln by the advlsirand finami ,
onimittee, will tte c"ntderett. j
.v'amtie II. t'ollom, president f Hollywond
"- I". K L. T. A., returned with Hacramento
Tilden and the ther mmiberj ('tnsi l-'ranclM'o
the Uavls t; team. Ceorge Ivdt. I Oakland
Wilbur Coon. John Hrnnojwy and.Mlssinn
Kranris T. Hunter. lrr.-id-ni ful-Jlxia Ann'-hs
'm had imihitig to say nbout thf Portland
'lilden ease at the nmmrnt. Seattle
Itelnlnirt Ileluni, O.
K.
I'OIiTLANn. ore.. Auc. s c7'i
.Itmmy lilnelmrt. t'orttand avt -
ator. for wlcoj-e Kictety fear ciaii
felt late yesterday, arrived here
laM nielit. havlnit lMn delayed
C Cannon Jieac h liv tilth tide.
V War., cer Wentller.
Miegon Kair toniKhl and Thurs
day, but fog on the c-oat. Warmer
with tow humidity In the Interior,
'ientie north to wet wind on the
coast.
rSENATORS CLIMB
TO LEAGUE I
with Hollywood
,
liy tlu Associate,! IMtai) !
miliums winniiic Mienk
nilllc tli,. Stars KUlfrpi! hnwm
in tho vi. iury columns, the Si-na-f
iuih LiimiK'ti into a ii fr the Huiih hatied in
i 1:iKUf loador.shiii iv dt feiitinir H.'..
j Portinnfl, 7 to 0. ItvllUant jdtch-. 1 (lis p. W'nnvv. PiniU-s, 150.
Mug ot Vlmri proved too grout a'TiouMes liotloinlry, (.'arils, 35
sliaiti for Ute I ton vers si uf. Trillion -Rnltoinlfv. funis. 1 S
whom note funned, while only!
one was surcesf ul enough to uot;
nmn. jwuene.s: viiK'i
,.ml Sevcrcid; Oilman and Whit-1
I trituue another victory to the i
i-eits, 7 to -i. only one hit off
Km use proved costly, the homer
f smead Jolly hi the fifth with
the bases full. nuttcries: Kratise,
Baldwin; .Mails, .Muudy, Joium!
' ' ' J,"" ,uul "n,r
i rumcH louay : .Missions at ."an
Tranclsco; Sacramento at lort-
I " , ? " "l
.and Oak land at Wealths,
! .
. ATHLETICS NOW
OVER FOUR GAMES
BEHIND THE YANKS
liy the Associated Press)
The Yankff managed to main-
,hp"' '"" 1,1 tl,u "icikan
, ' lWo I
",K " " .lu, 3 vlcU" -v "vpr, th0 ( hl'
jriiKu Wh.lo Kux yOKlordiiy, 11 Tier
- 1,'m"lu,l vcviliit. Ted Lyolisj
l"v ln
s!"lU - lnnoi-k oii ui.lcd Hie inuuml
""' ""' St'w Vurhcra.
'5'"'B Ulunklyn DuclBers
, n'ls uf " uha lu-uclpr.
4 to 3 and a to '1, in 12 innlnKs.
l',ira,'s '"" l,hch' l'iQ. T"'
"'"f ,s"'t'"k 8 " a .""' ,!''"",'s
, iJ0tl, v-ory In
inncjois to reatll no lilcjh a total.
, , , . 1 ,. , jji
duel between Kred KtS!ie!l and!
' , i
T,1(. NVw ,-,. ,;,, vu',
fllll Ban,c f,.om ,hP St. Louis Car
finals' lead by troiuu-inj; the
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W Phils again trimmed the I
,. , m. rln bJ. i, p,,,.
i the Itoston Red Sox, C to 5.
j Had Sam .Tones kept Cleveland
tin subjeetion and tho' 'ashlncton
t Senators whitewashed the -t'love-I
land Indians, S to 0.
MEDFORD GOLFER
GETS LOW SCORE
ABKUDKKN. WiisIi,, Auk.
, iA) With the low
eore of 272 for j
Baseball Standings
Torino fcMi.-t Imffue.
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or League Eeaders
Including jcamos f Aumist 7
( liy tilt' Afsminied Press 1
Notional.
Rnttiiti llttrtwliv Uravc- !t.5
i.uiu 4&mniiley. tmts. 92.
Hotiomley, Card, t'lackaman rn unties, who coinruct
; ed their iitt'ii u t to the iHtil'ic
Humors Wilson. Cubs, 2ti.
Stolen Imm I'uyler, (ulw. '12
l'ifhlnw Benton,
lost 4,
i'iwninj; lienton, umnin, won is,
lost 4,
of Craterian
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tJilOW 1 QfTlOrtGW
"The Devil Dancer." (J i 1 d a
;
Gray's latest big production.
scheduled to open at Hunt's
terian theatre for a throe days
run, beginning tomorrow. i
The story is original, writen
for the exotic Mis Urav bv llarrc '
llervey. author of '('ongaj,' one I
aml
year's host sellers.
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- unmi - y and 1I Htrang ceile.
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Devil Daneer. .Medford will rc-
-eivo its first authentic view of
Hihot, the isolated mountain see
Uion of Xortltern India, tnhnhlted
only by the devil-WondilppK
n,ol,K CU,XH umy 'myH l!lf
l,tlP ro,c'
nn Knj-'lish gir. a vestal
1 1 h ' "
She Is held prisoner by
the monks, to da nee before then-
1"' teniae of he devil Kods.
ARRESTED PASS MAN
NCE1ARY SUSPECT
SALEM. Ore., Aug. 8. ifi Tho I
state for8ter8 oflirp is Informed
that Jnhn Hugay van arrested nar .
Cirant Ihks yestprday for inft
tlotially setfing a timber fire. The
arreHt was niacin by C, A. Hnxle
slnto fire warden. Duray Is re
poiiud to have Haiti that he Bet the
fire to Ket work.
INiiftv Chief Iiijuml. ;
I-OXf S VJ & W. Wash,, A UK. S !
P H. Jackson, polh o chief J
of I.ongvlew. and two Port land I
men, a. A. Stencr, r2, and (. A.
3S. .were in IhirvScw - hospital j
Uuduy, the ehfef ami HtetiRer se-
Iriotislv hurL as a result of
last i
Pii'nmobile collision here
night
is i
1 4L 1
hif the
BUDWEISER is the
buy-word that spells
satisfaction to millions
'ANHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. LOUIS
fliiilvvciwr Malt sdd
nutrimcot to fooJtc.
Budweiser Malt Syrup
HOP FLAVORED OR PLAIN
SOLD BY GROCERS AND
VALLEY CANDY tOMfAH I
cDistrf&utor
trtbfxe. medford.
STATE BOARD TO
PURCHASE FLAX
SAVE GROWERS
SAI.KM, (He., Ail IT. S. !T
The slate board of control. In a
conferem e yesterday with flax
Hrmvers of novtlnrn Marion and
; roast linen mills iu Vancouver,
.agreed to take over the ei'iiptt for
tho state flax plant in Salem. This
Svit ,s;m- im (,'i'i'WCTri fmm a loss
that loomed , because the lacifK
coast niilis wen- unatde to maKe
payment on the -onti'act.
The crop.s will be harvested with
the state pullers and delivered !
the state plant. The state will
pay the same figure as it pays
on Us own voiiUuctw; b'.n there
uiH he some delay in ouymem,
jnd:iur additions to the slate
revolving fund. The Vancouver
concern, it is- said, offered nior
u,.m toe Mute and less
drastic requirement as to grade,
The acreage involved is about
600, mostly In the Aurora and
'Auni.svllle aoi-iioiui of Marion
! county and the ilack shur (iiK"
! 1 i t in i .'luekamas county.
; Vancouver contracts also c
Tho
of-ed
about 3M acres in the state oi
intinum, tw the Oregon board
Ivvlll not take this over.
BANDITS USE GAS
BOMBS, ESCAPE
WITH PAYROLL
ST, I'All, Aug. H. (JPi 1'our
iiillts held uj) an armored money
ear hore today, hurled gas bombs
into the Interior, disabling the
guards and escaped with $.V0O.
, The holdup ctcctirrtHl about
, mile 1'roai the city limits where he
(armored car operated by u private
1 detective agency, was carrying pay
i rolls for packing plants.
Six men in the armored car, in
; eluding the driver, were overcome
by the bombs which the bnndits
injected Into the machine through
the loopholes after forcing the
I money car to the curb,
i Cmler the menace of the ba li
pids guns the occupants of On
t armored cur were forced to open
tne doors and the bandits seized
the money bags and fled in two
autodiobiles.
Two women in the vicinity, who
witnessed the - holdup woi'o led
away by one bandit who kept
' guard over them until his eom-
j paiiions had completed their ower-
I atloiia.
T WILL BE WARM, 1
BUI NOT BOILING
l'OUTUN'l), Ore., Aug. 8. lP)
While tenivatuves rose in
; Tortland and lit central nnd east
(Tn Oregon yesterdMy. the weaOie'
'tivttn today afd that there wan
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