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MEDFORD GOLFERS
DEFEAT ROSEBURG
BY 52-11 SCORE!
MfMlford walked uwuy with al
honoi-H in the golf . lournmncnl. I
hold on tho local cour.se yesterduy I
bv defeating tho Rose burg pluyers, !
63 to H. I
The 3 II guests, Including u group I
of women visitors, wero enter- j
talned ut luncheon at the club.
Final- Hcores made were as fol- I
lows: - I
Roscburg "v i
Tabby 0
D. NlrtuK 0
.lucid 0
YANKEE INFIELD
Meibford
Rosenberg.... 3
Roberts 3
Smith 3
Gut en .: 0 Jones 3
Homer 1 Vj Whipple W-
MUCH 3 Bioadway 0
Knimena .... 2 Dr. Nirtus.... t
Corum .'. 3 Brum 0
Strang 2 Black 1
Cook 2 Mi Spencer '-j
Ham'd, Jr... 2 Harding Vj
Heath ......... 3 Maiden 0
Mi'Phoraon .. 1 Mi Qulnn 1 V6
II. Marx 3 Fiahcr 0
Ham'd,
Jjpmon "..
Hudson ..
Wood ....
Wilcox ..
Clark
George
Sr... 2
Parrott i
McCiuhenney 1
3 Chapman .... n
3, WatHon 0
2i AV. Fisher.... K
3 Welder 0
itcH was the only
Med ford player
be defeated.
The fate of the St. Louis Cardinals rests in the aged but baffling
right arm of Grover Cleveland Alexander, baseball critics say. If the
big pitcher, at 41, can regain his form they expect the Cards to pull
themselves from the slump that cost them the league lead.
LONG AUTO DRIVE!
MI3KOMIX12H, Mich., Aug. -'7..
() Walter Hagen, famous for his j
long drlvcH with a golf .stick, drove
300, miles out of bounds with his!
automobile yesterday.! '
After driving J li 0 r miles to this
city from Oshkosh, he found he
was seeking, not Menominee. Mich.,
but Menomonie, Wis., wheih is
about 300 miles dlstane, almost on
the Mississippi river.
Unable to make the journey
there in time, he telephoned his
apologies to the largo gallery that
had gathered there, and left for
Madison, Wis., where he was to
play today.
r League Leaders
(Including games of Aug. 2G)
National
Batting Hornshy, Braves, .37 B.
Huns 1. Wa ner. Pirates, ,114.
Huns batted in IJottomloy, Cards,
114.
Hits P. Wancr, Pirates, 181.
i onbles 1 Waner, I'Irates, 43.
triples P. Wancr, Pirates; Bot-
tomley. Cards, 11.
Homers Wilson, Cubs, 30.
Stolen bases Cuyler, Cubs, 2(1.
Pitching Benton, Ciiants, won 21,
lost 4.
American
Batting Cos! in, Senators, .385.
Runs Ruth. Yank.-, 137.
Runs batted In Gehrig, Yanks,
121.
Hits Manush, Browns, 1S3.
imuhles KhmMtcad. Red Sox, 38.
Triples Combs, Yanks, 17. -Homers
Ruth, Yanks, 4(1.
Stolen bases rMostil, Whlfcu
21.
Pitching Hoyt, Yanks, won
lost 3.
4
NKW YORK, Aug. 27. (ff)
More gnashing of teeth In tho camp
of the New York Yankees! Tony
Zazzeri, hard-hitting, agile fielding
second baseman of the champion,
may play no more baseball this
season.
Tony suffered a muscle Injury In
his shoulder during the Yankee's
last disastrous invasion of the west
and has been in only a few games
since. Kvery time he plays the
strain Is aggravated and It begins
to look like Miller Hugglns will
have to depend upon Ieo Durocher
at second base for tho balance of
the season.
With the Philadelphia Atheltics
only three games behind, I-azzerl's
absence from the lineup of the
champioiiH is serious. Not only is
Tony's hitting and fielding skill
missed, hut Mark Koonig, at short
stop, team better with Lnerl
than with any other second base
man Hugglns can uso.
Huggins Is authority for the
statement that Lazzcri may not
play again this year.
"I don't think Tony will bo able
to play again for the rest of the
season, " said the "mite" manager.
"I gave him a trial to see how his
arm acted. It's no good. He can't
throw and he's trying to get rid of
ball before it comes to him,
the
Kvery time he uses his arm he
only aggravates It. I think he has
torn u muscle In his shoulder. It's
; not serious but it might ,be if he
; kept on playing. Rest Is'the only
cure for it. '
Baseball Standings
Pacific Coast League Standings
j Hollywood
I Sacvamento
San Francisco
j Oakland ,
Los Angeles
! Mission
, Portland
: Seattle
W.
...39
...37
...35
...31
..25
..24
..21
.16
Pnt.
GS4
.t!)
.614
.544
.439
.421
.3I1S
.281
! Philadelphia 79
' St. Louis 64
Washington 67
Detroit 56
Chicago 56
Cleveland .'.56
Boston 46
American League Standings
W. L. Pet.
w York S2 -41 .667
.642
.516
.456
.456
.455
.444
.366
. National
League Standings
W. 1,. Pet.
St. Louis 74 48
New York 68
Chicago 72
Cincinnati 70
Pittsburgh .'. 67
Brooklyn 60
llostou 35
Philadelphia 33
49
53
53
54
64
77
81
.607
.581
.576
.469
.554
.484
.312
.289
r--o SATISFY, a cigarette must have, first of all,
X the right kind of quality tobaccos . . . and then,
these tobaccos must be put together just right.
The tobaccos in Chesterfield cigarettes are bal-
Mild enough
for anybody and
yet THEY SATISFY
anccd one against another blended and cross
blended so as to give you mildness with taste.
MILD they certainly are, and what's more, they
SATISFY.
- (By tiro Associated Press)
San Francisco' won tho series
from the Heuvers by winning, 0-4
and 3-1. Ponder was Into in get
ting started In the afternoon bat
tle and before ho did anything
sorlous about It. tho Heals had
scored threo runs in tho third. Ho
hold San Francisco scoreless after
that. Malls did a lot of clowning
In tho morning game, .but was
effoctlvo In the pinches. Uat
torlos: First game: Mails and
Vargas; French and llego. Second
game: Jacobs and Sprinz; Ponder
and Whitney.
Oakland look both games from
the .Missions, due principally to
the work of George Itoehler and
Daglla of the Oak pitching staff.
Boeliler allowed four hits, no runs
In the evening game to win 4-0.
Arlett and Lombardl each homed.
Krause, Bell hurler. was relieved
after the oaks had started a drivo
in the morning game, by Nelson
who proved more effective. The
Bells scored their only two runs
of tho day In the fifth. Batteries:
First game: Maglla and' Lom
bardl: Krauso, Nelson and Dren
nel. Second game: Boehler and
Lombardl; Plllelte, Novels and Sy
pher. Los Angeles made It two straight
over Seattle, taking the first, 6-1
and the second. 2-1. Osborn al
lowed threo hits and Btruck out
six In the ' morning game, while
Cunningham gave five scattered
safeties In the nightcap.
Batteries: Osborn and Sand
berg; Cole and Steinccke. Second
game: n. Cunningham and War
ren: Collard and Cox. '
Hollywood was decidedly the
victor In the series with tho Sena
tors. After dividing a double
bill, nol only d'd the Stars take
five of the seven games, but
came from second place, two
games behind Sacramento to load
the pack by two games. After
overcoming a five-run lead in the
morning tilt, tho ' Senators wero
a run ahead at the opening of the
ninth, but tho Stars scored four
times, -to quell Sacramento's hopos
and won, JO to 7. Louis Vinci
did fine work during tho .after
noon game, holding . tho Stars to
four hits, no runs and taking the
came, 0-0. Batteries: First game:
Couch. Ilhodes, Murphy and Huss
ler; Crandall, Bonnelly and lla
clia'e. Second game: Vinci and
Sevorcld; McCabe, Mulcahy and
Agnew.
THE
NEW
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You don't hear it start ... You don't hear it atop
- You don't hear it run
GIANTS TO PLAY
WEAK TEAMS, AS
3 RIVALS CLASH
(Uy Herbert V. Marker, Asso
ciated Press Sport Writer)
Willi tho National lcaguos fifth
intersections! scries virtually over.
the ;.four western contenders now
can., begin cutting each other's
throats; while the New York
Clants, wrathful over their recent
beatings at Cincinnati and Pitts
burg, seek to visit their vengeance
on the more or less helpless east.
. It is no secret that John Mc
Oraw hopes to win the ennant
Just by these means. While tho
Reds, Pirates, Cardinals and Cubs
arc having It out west of the Allc-
ghanles, Mctlraw hopos to got the
(Hants Into first place, a strate
gic spot from which to view tho
third and final western Invasion
of tho east, beginning September
14.
In theory this 1b a good scheme.
But John didn't start out vory
well yesterday. The (Hants wero
outgamcd by tho Brooklyn Koblns,
I to 3. Del lllssonette picking tho
10th. Inning as the spot for Ills
20lh homo run of the season.
The St. Louis Cardinals, them
selves buffeted around In recent
weeks, again trimmed the helpless j
I hillies. 0 to 1. and lengthened j
their league lead to 3 Vi games;
ovr the '.Hants ami Chicago Cubs.
With Jim Uottomlcy bark in tho
lineup.- the Cards gave Woo Wll
llo Shordol excellent support and
battered three Phil pitchers for
10 hits. Hherdcl chalked up his
10th .victory of tho year.
The Cubs defeated the Boston
Braves, 0 to 3, for tho fourth
straight time snd moved to a tlo
with tho (l!ants In games won
and lost; although they aro no
better tlriin third 111 perienlago.
This apparent contradillon lies In
Die fact that the Cubs havo played
more gamos anil lost .more than
tho Giants. - With Klkl Cuyler
and Woody . English lending tho
offensive, the. Cubs battered Kent'
(Ireenfleld for 13 hlls, while Hal
Carlson, was holding the Ilravoa
to .five..
Finding their hold on fourth
place rather Insecure, the Cin
cinnati Beds downed Pittsburg,
4 to 3 and thus put two . full
games between themselves and
the 1927 pennant winners.
Braxton was the whole show as
Washington defeated clepebmd. 7
to I In tho only American league
engagement. The senators' left
handcr, one of tho few con
sistent pitcher Bucky Harris has
now, allowed only flvo hits and
struck out seven men.
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PITTSMUHGH. Aug. 27. (P)
&e Moadoma, vlsM handed pitch
m of the PlttHhurgh National
league club, has been plaeod on
the voluntarily retired list, Sam
Droyftifm, club treasurer, announc
od today. Tho Pirate management
recently aaked walvora on the be
rtpectaolod twlrler who lias been
Buffering from a sore nrm almont
nil HonHon.
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