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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1928)
taWFOitn Mtni' TRihifNEVfEpyoim onrcfioy. Tirrnspw. .m,cittst in. mss. BROADCASTING Graham1 . . .the Blindfold Test McNamee -. SETS NEW RECORD AT OLYMPICS announcing YANKS LOSE 10 SO DO ATHLETICS ROBERT! VICTORY Jl LOV BLOW GIVES I (My William .1. ClUpimui, 'Aswl Mod Iks SMrlH Writer.) Some small part of the tension 1 is Imtii removed from the Nut--kmul It'iiuo rac-ii, forth.' moment i'L iViist, by it St. LouIm victory ii -ill a Xcw York Ocfeut, but the Amerlean league ciuarrel persists In remaining In just the Htate It reached ten dys uo when the Athletics came to the peak of their spurt in the west. . While the Canlinalti were In-ei-pusim; their lead over the Giant h lo three and one-halt games yes lertluy, the Maekmen wore ref us ing for the HOeond time In two days to reduce the Yankee margin to the same figure. The chain pious dropped their second straight lo the White Sox. but the Mckmnn similarly exposed their chins td ; the Tigers for ,the second time in i as many days. The latest YanUee reverse, dee-: orated with Bubo Ituth's -liith lfilis; lionierun, was due chiefly to the ! atitles of I'rban Faber. the ancient HpilbalkM who for fi years has been a particular nuisance to Ruth, ami the Yankees. 'Old I'rban re-! ceived gleaming s u p p o r t from j .Johnny Most II and Chalmer Clr-sell as he won by 8 to -'J. but he could have slipped by with much worse backing. ' ( '. 1 Llltle was' wrong with the Ath-i letic pitching 'served up by the an-i cient John Plucus Qulun. . but the, Mackmen themselves thought Sain i Gibson and George Smith were tcr- j riblc. Quinn held the Detroit eli 1 etny to three earned runs, but the! home boys were unable lo get more tlutn three, earned or otherwise, from ihe offerings of Messrs, Gib son and Smith. The final reckon ing was C to 3 In favor of the Tigers. ' Cleveland won by 7 to 0 behind the fine pitching of Joe Shaute in Boston, while -Garland linixton hurled Hie Senators lo a I lo It decision over Ham Gray and the Jh'owns. The Wrlgley field jinx pursued the Giants again, but Chicago base hits may just possibly have .something to do with the :r' J 4 Infers- :-- - -' rat. m w ml m Ptiramomit Actt'a Associated rvcas j : 'John Kuck, weight star of the Los Angeles A. C, captured the Olympic shot put championship for the United States and "iet a new world's record with a heave of 52 feet 1116 incheo. SACS' LEAD CUT, game., rllutt&rk'jj:' Kullerton and Whitney; Cooper and Head. BEAVERS IVIANAGElWALILKHAbLN IU TO BLANK OAKS: PLAY J. FARRELL inning ncieai oi lie clan McGraw by to 5; . 1 The Cardinal ( I Sy l In; Associated Press ) Hollywood's victory over the 1 tells, ii' lu l , brought t ho Stars within two full games of Sacra mento's standing at the head of the league, when the Senators fell before the Indian onslaught, I to 3. The Stars got 10 hits, three of them circuit. . clouts, off Krnic Xevers.. to win, while - MeCnbe, Star twlrler, held the missions to three scattered hits. McDanicl; made tliu only run for the .Mis- ! sions, a homer in the second. , had while Heath, , Leo and Smith of; ninth 1'hc Stars also got homers. DUTKOIT, Aug. lG.-r-(P) Wint er Maxell, Hritish open golf champ ion, and Johnny Karrell, holder of I he national open title, will meet In ii series of matches for the un official championship of the world, Hagcn late yesterday wired his ac ceptance to a challenge issued by Far roll, and.it was decided that the .firHli tost, -a.'jHrUoie inalch would ! bo pluyutL ut.LUa iVestern Golf and j Country ,ciub' lire oa Wednesday, I August 2!)., ' ' It rave victory over the Uattcrles. McC'abe and Uussler: Nevers and Sypher. Seattle bunched five hits In the NEW YO UK, Aus. 10 W3), The record against Johnny Uisko. 1 embattled Cleveland bak jr, who took siicond place in Tex Richard s heavyweight elimination touruu-1 ment, stoud exactly the same at the start of the new elimination j series as it did at the close ol . the last on' defeat. 1 Hisko got away to a bad start I in the ball park of the Brooklyn ! Nationals last night, when he lost his first encounter of the' season j to Roberto Roherti, the Italian giant, on V foul in six rounds. Up j to the final blow, a low left to I the body, the Cleveland baker had j kept his record . clear as a -:;iant killer. He won three of the five j full rounds after Uuherli took the first two. j Robert!, showing vast improve- j ment over his last engagement when he lost to Phil Scott, the ( Englishman, did in six rounds i what. only. Tom Heeney, the final victor and challenger of Gone Tun noy, was able to tio all last win ter, llut where ilueney's margin was clear and decisive, the vic tory of the big Italian was hidden in a colud that only a return match can clear. Opinions about the ringside were almost evenly divided over the final blow, a low loft that buried deep in RoberU's body as he stop ped into Uisko' from the ropes. To. many it appeared that the punch hit cleanly In the pit of the Italian's stomach. To -others, Including referee Johnny McAvoy. the punch was foul. The fans rose and bellowed their disapproval for fully five min utes as "Double Uoborti's" seconds worked over him and finally lug ged the battler, unconscious ami in great pain, from the ring. The crowd of cfrise- to 20,000 fans greeted Harry Wills, the huge negro who once "black menaced" Jack- Pempsey'H crown, in a new capacity as Uobertl's second. Tom Heeney, who was to leave today for New Zealand received a tremendous ovation. BKAND No, 1 . . . "doesn't nppcul w me" KliANI) No. 2 . . . "we'lt wnste no iiinc over ilns HKANI) No. 3 , . . "as smooth us a winter hroudcust " JiHAND No. 4. . . '"full of status ,7 inns!" On the afternoon of July 24th, Graham McNamee, in the presence of responsible witnesses, made the blindfold test before the microphone. A camera ana a stenographer recorded the result., "This is Graham McNameespcuk ing . . . broadcasting the results of the blindfold cigarette test. They ore tying the hlindfold n round my eyes and nre going to give me one each of the four leading brands to choose from ... I am now smoking the first cigarette . . . The tnsle doesn't appeal to nic. It's a bit harsh. We'll lay that one aside and try No. 2 . . . No, that's worse than the first one. We'll waste no time ovcrth&t . ; . Well, here's No. 3 . . . Ah, that's i iffcrentl As snuntth ns n broadcast on a starry winter's night . . . Now, No. 4 . , . some thing wrong with this one. Don't know what. Seems full of stutic. I'll choose No, 3. "Lttdics and Gentlemen of the Radio Audience, I'hnvc just learned that my choice No.3 is an OLD GoU)." f Cigarettes ?s .' y aw 1 ) P. Loriimru Co., Est. i7w Made from the heart-leaves of tlic lo'iaco plant you can pick them . in the dark! Three types of leaves grow on the tobacco plant . . . course tofi-lcavcs, .irritating to the throat . . . withered ground-leaves, without tustc or aro ma . . . and tlic heart-leaves, rich in cooland frngrantsmokingaunlitics. Only the heart-leaves ore used in -Ol.D '.OI.DS. : i r v$ (j It A HAM MciNAMI'.L Anitricn i nniil pupAlur nnho sport reporter, recently rcportcJ lliu 1 ttnncy-1 Icencj- J-filit. to which ivilliui of rn'iu l:in all o- cr die world listened. OLD GOLD SMOOTH 1! U AND NOT A E T TER COUGH IN I A CARLOAD"; Fights Last Night by 7 tn 3. viis,acci-t:iblp,'culul score throo runs, iiml (fnoiiKh to St. l.n'ulBiins ill Its Tncp ' bl'u,l';ht In- another run In the viiluo. hut' niorp ncrpntiihlr. ,, ithlril, to win from tlic Senators. ylsn lhat the liod Mini slump had! ThL' omitlnili-r ot the came was -ndi-d. ISoset often by Indifferent i a I'ltehliiK duel between-Cole und I lillehlnf. the Cardinals irrii ,. v. I ' Uutleries: foleand nif- c-nlH-iit brand from Willie Kherdel. and hacked it up with 12 solid hits. , Three of the y hilnny Jim Ilottomley. who celo ireani; Vlnel and Severeld. ! The Seals humped hurlers fur a total of ' including three homers, were Bathered ,,, scrolld Bnm0 to - Jolly mil his :l!lth homer lilvilel I)..-. .l e i.l. . h.,iMn , . ,., ' onalmls'' nl Averill Bot his third c Z . h' , ,"""'"" for this week, .Thurston of the Phi M , Vml "H' WteP-V": Seals and ToWon and Berger of .Ph a.lelphia. wlnnlnK hy 11 to 4. : ,hc AnKels made four-base clouts. ....... ,.Ki.in smnsneil Us losing The Seals scored six In the first. SAN KItA.VCISCO, AuK. 10. (P) Col. Charles l.lndheil;. flying u . three Ancei"'"" "" '"' j at Mills Field. He left linmcdiato- j ly with fiionds. I - hits, i o win Smead of the HtroHK. stoiiplni; the Pirates 'nlll-anil-tuclt came by to-i. in a Major League Leaders (Hy the Associated 'reiV '.: Including gHincH of AuUHt 15: Xntional. Ihittfn Hornshy, JtSi-hvch, .3 SO. JtuiiK Uottomlcy, CardM: l. AVa- nor. Ph-atos. ifU. Uunn hattod In Uottomli-y. Cards 100. Uv p. AVaner, PlmtoH; Douthit. CardH, 157. ; jJouhloH p." Waner, IMrntos. :ti!. TriploH Bottoniley... Cards; UIs- sonctto. Uobins. U. Homnrn Vilson. Cuhg, :7. Stolen ;haso Cuyter. Cub. - 22. J'ltchlnt; Benton, Giants, won lit. loat 4. - ! (lly tin- Assoi-iiiti'd IM'ckm. ) 1 XKW YOltlv UolHTtu ltohcrll. i Hub:.. .won Hn M ft,ul !"''(.,n lohniiy I IliMko, V C'iovoliiiHl, Anini! I'nrillo, Italy. whipped Charh.'y ! Khcrf, SuinlUMky. O., (H) AhvU Se?;an. Ltrouklyn, outjiolnU'ii Hilly Hanciytrr. Orlando. Flu., (4). Hon Hnrlia, Now York. dofraU'd .luhnny rrban. rMitsliui'Kh. S. Tommy ("IroKan, (niaha, knofked out Kim -nando Kiorcllo ( 1 ). TOItOXTO. Larry Gains, To ronto, won on a foul from George IC.odfrcy, I'lilhuU'lphla, CO. ClIICAtHV .HM'k Mi'V'py, New York, and .lo(!k Malom, St. Paul, railed no cutucsl. (X). DA YTUX. (. Krankh- .Mason. Kcianton. Ha., outpointed I'hil I b-r-kiM-i. (.'inrlnnall, 1(J. 0L13VKLANI. ). Gorilla .Ioiuh, Akron, dcft'uii'd Tommy KiM.'Mn:in, Yale Golfer Vlu I Gicvela tid, (10). MoldU-r Uoni- MONTKlSAL, Auk. 1 . (Ti K. jbrow.skl, DclruU, won from Hilly Han man of Columbus, Ohio, and 1 (orold, Cleveland. ( li ). .lack lerton allowt-d only four hits and Hye. Yale ffolfer, who Is one of Hchwartz. Cleveland, won from fanned five -of- the Acorns. -Al- Ithe Anierienn hopes In the Cana- Sammy -Iteod.' Uetrolt. (fi). thouKh,.rovllat;d ot .12 hUs, AYI1-, dinn amateur -hampionHhlp Jiere. j - UAYTOX. -O. -rr- Cecil - Payne, bur -Cooper. Oakland hurler. show-! came through the second round of Louisville, shaded Harry MeCar-; ed ability to function in the tlht match pla'y today with a victory , thy. Cincinnati. (10). xGcorne An-, place und eight Heavers were over Stanley Thompson of Toronto j narine. Newark, won from Jimmy : stranded on buses during the ;i up nnd X to play. I MeQticese. Louisville. (4). and weio never headed off dur ing the" game. Hattories: .Moiulv and SprliiK. I teed; IMitt. Weathers by. Osburn and Warren. Curtis Kullerton. late of the Hollywood Stars, proved a jinx for Oakland, who dropped the game to Portland. 2 to 0. Kul- Sounds Probable LOXDOX, Aug. Ki (A3) An Kx- chanse Telesrnph dispnteh from ; Tokyo says that the Chinese min ister called upon the Japanese for-) eign office today and intimated ( the willingness of the Nationalists , to withdraw their notice of treaty j ebroRatinn and to proceed to re vision of the treaty. Ride With ;:, Southern Oregon Stages The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon operating local service from Medford to Klamath Falls Tliis ;oin)iiny ltns served j-tui riiitlifully in llit pnsl ,ve.t mill will LMiiiliiiiic jiviiiir yon cxccIIimiI sci-vieu. ltussvs ltnivu from Hold J.it'Uson. A. Af. Noon I.v. .MiKir.inl liV. Ashhtiul r. Af. r. jr. S:.")ll lli:!!!) l'.l :l :.".() 8 ;.') 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