MOE SIX
JfEDFOTlD MXTL TKTCTTNT:. MFDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. .T.XFAT?Y 13. 1929.
tinction between the two kinds a pure milk reduc-d in volume by
uint generally confused in the (the fvipormion of ti'i It n-iit tt
; ublic mtnd Condensed milk is a its water ronlent.
CLASSIC FIELD DEFEATED BY ARMOUR
NO CHANGE N8IE0 :
Two Kind of MUL
Jun so you know what you ure
uyine; the next timo you get
u lined mill; from the Rroeer, the
combination of milk and cane
l?lawififd a.lvArtjsinir uelf remilis.
in Mat dispute
Krn-n Journal points out tho dis
OF WIN IN LOS
r
A
FtlVKRIA COUNTRY CM'll, '
WEST LOS AXUlil.ES, Cal.. Jim.
U. (A) For a man who for uev
oral yeurs fared tho danitois (if
World war battle, and curries ii'khi
Mb person scam of that conflict,!
tile terrors of thin hazard-strewn
tourso mean notliii-5.
Tommy Armour, who foiwht mi-'
ler tho colors of a Scottish reel
ment during tho strife or some ti'ii
yearn bko, Is the man. The tall.
In. sky Scot who now hails from
HsliinKton. 1). C, lonliclit had so
drcislvely licked Hie well-hunker-ed
course of the Itiverln Country
club that little doubt was held out
a.i to who would he the next l-os
A lgeles opon KolfinR champion.
Ilia amazingly low a;;Krc-!ato of
1:15, the like of which seldom, it
ever, has been scon in the history
of western (soil lux untiles, was no
rar ahead of the field that it was
considered doubtful that bo would
bo headed in the final M bole
drive tomorrow.
GeorKe Von Kim, iJctroit ama
teur, and former national amateur
chamulon. and Krunk Walsh, Ap
.plelou, Wis., pro deadlocked at
-t-H. nine stroKes behind Armour.
The veteran Al Wnltrous of IV
Followed this pair with TU
TS 10.
n-.ior Ilnxon played "all over
tho course," today, but turned In .
u better card than he did yestcr-
day. The "Halg" with 77-74 Kit, I
was deadlocked far down I he list 1
with Al Ksplnnsa, and Morllu Dot- (
ro. Taconia, Wash., who had 71.77. I
H PiH FIVF flSFS
TO ALUMNI BY A IRICH PURSE FOR
ONE-SIDED SCOREiSHARKEY CLINCHES AND WILLAMETTE RALPH
Once nKaln the cxnlui'H of tho
v Medford blKh school demonstrated
that, In spite of ago tind so-called
dectepltudn they could maintain
tbelr BtanditiK uo real players. A
Kood sized audlenco at tho Arm
ory saw tho proscnt IiIkIi team
Ko down to defeat nt tho hands ol
the Alumni with the decided score
or 27 to 37.
Krom tho very start Iho Alumni
took the lead nud only onco were
they threatened and that was In
the second cpiurter when the old
Hiato Champs sat on Ihe bench.
The Alumni surprised the fans
with thu vim and zip with which
hoy opened the Kamo and flrove
from sturt to finish. The Hi did
not show up us tho polished nut
chine which played last year iu
the finals for tho statu cbnmpion
t'hlp. There was somo fault found
by the funs u;mn thu c)iuna;cd at
titude of two or tliroo of tho hlish
school players. Instead of the
j.mtles ami good-nutured dntermlu
ntlon tbeso players developed a
notlcnble fi'ouch and 'spoiled tholr
other work by tholr kiowIIiik. Old
fans expressed surpriso that those
players would foiKet themsolves
and show poor sportsmanship.
' Tho Kame was n fast ono from
Ktnrl to finish. No attempt was
mado nt stall by either side and,
with n safe margin, tho Alumni
routinilod on tho HKRiessivo. I'urts
of tho Kamo wero very ragged
whllo nt other times thorn- was
Homo lust brllllaul plays. For Iho
lilBh acUool, Molvln was by lar tho
host man. His pluylw was con
nlstont and his shoot Inn excellent.
Ho mailo Hlxtoen tif Iho Itlith
nchool'8 twenty-seveu points. Mc
Donald too, played R Kood Kamo
Init not up to bin usual standard.
Tho work at guard wun far below
normal, Iho Alumni finding plenty
nC occasions to got. through for
their close shots.
Oil the Alumni Knlps played one
of tho best Kami's bo has ilono for
two seasons. Ho was high point
man with 13 points, llerriolt, too,
played his usual speedy Kamo whllo
Allen, at center, showed up to
much belt er advantage than last
season. His floor work and feed
In; of his forwards, was, In places,
reminiscent of past seasons. Dew,
NKomed to play with more confi
dence than he did when on the
high Hchool team.
Tho Alumni broke much fnsler
than did the high school and Its
defense with Newlln and Williams
wits very hard for their opponents
to solve. This defense contributed
much to the defeat of I'alllson's
proteges.
Tho lino-up was us ioiiows:
High Hchool
Alumni
JWermnn (0)
Melvlntlll)
. McDonald S)
Morgan J0I
(inrtintt ('-
Thomas (1)
V
K
:
0
Knlpps ( III )
llurrlntt (Kt
Allen (01
Wllllums (II
(i
Newlln III
S 1). Anderson n
8
Dow tiO
Cookslo (i)
Hurt (2)
Dunn (1)
Mills (01
Scorer, Dem-
s
8
8
Youug,- referee,
mor. 1
Tho .preliminary am between
tho Junior high and Oold Hill was
a Kood game, closely contested
ond ended with a cor of IS to
S3 In favor of Medford, White, at
center for Medford, R'mindod Hi
fans x'ho attended tho Btatu totir
mimunt last aenson, of an ainutmir
replica of Lewis, Portland's lanky
rentor. White got the ball time
after tlmo and hold It high above
the heads of his opponents and
boosted it Into tho basket. He
played a good irama and. It be
keeps on, will sotno day show P
on tho biff- toain.
Ink Main on Hand
A nlutlon of peroilrto of hydro
Ban containing a fow drops of
ammonia will remove Ink stains
from th hsndo.
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I
m.f 4
Four famed mashlo wieldera who entered th $10,000 open tournament over the Riviera Country
ejixb course In Southern California. Loft to right, Walter Hagon, British opon champion; Horton Smith !
Kf Jo-lin, Mo., Al Esplnosa of Chicago, and Charley Chung, Hawalinn pro of Redlands, Cal. i
i .. . . ..
STRiBUNG F.GHT IS SNOWED UNDER EUGENE MAT BOUT
i ; .
IIOHTON, .Inn. .12. (!) Aftvr ! MUfiL'NE, Ore., .Ian. 12. (!) j KCUK.VK, Ore., Jan. 12. (l'(
haKliug for three hours here to-1 Tho Oiegon basketbjll team ntn:Tinn Alb-y. of .Montana, won over
day, jonnny lluekley, mn:iag(M' of , hog wild over Willamette I'nlver- Itulph Hand. Wcoatchee, Wjish.,
.lack Kharkov, and William F. ,sby 52 to 12 hero tonight In the ! in Thursday's light -heavyweight
Carey, vice prcKltlcni of the .Mad-1 third game of tho season between ; wrestling match here. Hand took
1mm Square liarde.n corporation, j tli two quintets. the first fall In III minutes with
signed a contract which uiKiniti-j Oregon showed Hint Its defenl n too hold. Alley came back ami
toed Ihe Huston heavyweight sn(i..nt the hands or (lonza:i last nlght'pinmd Hand to tho mat with bis
out) Tor boxing-Young Kti ihliiig. of I afforded a much neeiletl lesson, for so-ealled eruelflj: hold In :t2 niln
Macon, (la., at Miami lleaeh, l'la.. I many or Iho tautls which showed , ute.". lland'a left arm was In
nn I''ebriiary 27. agalni't Ihu liulldoKH have dlsap- Ijurerf In the f;ill mid Alley nulekly
The lenua provideil Hint. 8har- poured. i disposed or bis opponent with- a
key would he paid $25.1100 on Keli- Tim greatest change In W'ehfoot : j jmsu una hold In seconds,
ltniry 17 and (he remainln-- $7o.-: play was In speed, the team show-; tnVji steuc. lirow tisvllle and
imii) on the morning of Kehruaiy ! !' for Iho first time this year Ha ; "I'ulson" lv. light heavies giap
27. The contract certified Hut the I customary fastness In covering (he -o minuies to a draw in the
referee would be an ofi'lrlal ua- floor. Oregon earned a great many , ,.ii,,, i.,i v
ceptablu to both Sharkey and Htt ll-1
llnt anil thut his Identity would ! It was utile to capitalize. TlioWeb-,
hi. disclosed by Jack Dempsoy at ! foot defensive was much stranger
least seven days before the hout.ithau ut any time Pluvious this
Other ooncosfclouH given Hhat key
wero all traveling and hotel ex-1
ponses for himself nml Mrs. Shar-
Key ii8 well as Mr. and Mrs. llucl;
ley.
lluekley nalil he and Hharliev
would ai'rlvo in Florida on Kuh
runry 1 and would strike the!
camp at .Miami, where the llos
ton fightitr planned to train pith
llcly, thcrehy collecting ahout $5U,-!
Otm more, ho figured. j
Sharkey was not proson! during
the uegotiatiotis, which wero at-1
tended by laickloy, his nllorney. !
Uarey. Jack Ueiupsey, their attor-i
tiny, Sheldon l-'alrliaulis, general 1 .,..XBV YOUK, Jan. 13. W)
manager uf llm Uanlen, Kddlo j Now conic red tennis balls. The
Mack, Hoslon (iarden hoxliig pro-1 idea Is that on sunny days the
motor and Daniel J. Curroll, man-, vlslhlllty will he greater than that
tiger of .llintny Moloney, another ;r white ones. Tim samo waa said
llm.tou heavy welglit. jnl- j-t,lw Kir the last sea-
sen. Hut the heys who usually
NKW YOUK, Jan. 11'. i ; win lilt Ihe white i s.
.lack llonipsey returned to New j
York from Hoslon tonight jiiht In, ciIK'AtlO. .Ian t2. fTt "it.
Ilmo lo hoard a train for Miami ' vein- nl.l i,.. r.,.u .,
lleaeh, la., where Ihe foi titer put. Iho Idame for t'hlcago's wholc
heavvwelght champion or Ihe uoi Id sll i,in ,.s Ilm K;m.A vings
will make arraiKtementa for thej,ll(f,iv ,,..,, !,,, pn,tectlen.
Jack Shaikey-.ouiiK Slrlhllng hold p,unk J. Loesch, head of the fhl-i
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In Hoslon lienipsey lelt William
v " i '". , irn n v.' iu i'h i u ii (i i rritK i
uii'i' of Almlimm Siitnuo
tiiml.'n
iMHiii.rau;n, in KiiaiKinpn out luinl
ui'na uiiHii-MN ill rfimiurilUll M HI
the Hoslon Harden
dive mo u hreak, Istys. Hemp-iy,
TC.v . ..... .. i.i ii.-Mpaperuieii, i in i
a promoter now. !
lteveallng that his connection I
with tho garden was for this one
ight only. lVnipsey said ho was
"teres ml only In carrying out 1 ex
Itlckard s plans as he knew; i them
and of helng of every possible as-
slHtaucn In protecting tho Interests
of M,. Klckard ami her baby.
GIVE RUTH A BAT
NBW YOUK, Jan, 13 (fl1)
Maybo soniii balls will bo busted.
If not the home run record, ltabe
Kulh has a new bat. - of lignum
vltao. a hard, heavy wood. It la
tho gift of admirers In tho Canal
snno and was mado from a 70-yonr-old
tin of tho old Panama
railroad recently unearthed.
l.OriSVU.t.K, .Inn. 1 ;.(,p,
Tlio Kentucky derby this year will '
ho run May 18, tho second Ssltir
day of the meeting nt Churchill
Downs. Tho datn selected was i
approved by the State HacliiK com
mission, meeting hero today.
Opening .Saturday. May II. the
spring race meeting will continue
through Saturday, Juno 1.
A food cltlion Is one who doesn't
break any law except the ones
you broak-
k X7. r
imImFIIeyIi
more chances at the basket than
year. i
Willamette' could not make a;
field goal throughout tho second i
half.
IED TENNIS BULLS'
LATEST COURT FAD
ii"" ie i:i and sneclal
i prosecutor 111 charge of n series of
, r''H
lt10 (lllTl.t vmm of fron,utnt lllui!
roKiilar iirtn of vtolnieu wj.s tin
mIii. IiHul' tf nuiifuluru ,.,.i. .,. ,u
land bootleggers liv political lend I
"Thn Imtnellso illeglllnKin- prof-
Its resulting n-orn this piotection
, ,UeMan warfare alive
nd , ,.y , ., 11irnr- mlll,
, wh ,,ln,,- vi).01.llllB ,.
n,.y, uralled hy Ihe fhleago l.ar
assoclallon In an effort to restore
respect for law and order.
MIAMI HK.VC'll, Kl Jan. 12.-
(tV) (ieno S'lliuren. In a "i-arrlson
finish" climaxed hy a SO-foot pull I
tor an mrIo three on Iho 7:'cl liolel
i today with a gross of L'stt won th?
.Miami neaeff open golf loiirna-1
inent, nildlii,' another title lo the I
string ho had nctiuliod in .Miami i
and Miami Ueaeh events. )ci lmn
ly nosed out tieorgo Christ, liiv
import. I'lu., and Koclu ster, X. Y., !
pro, who won second money w ith I
Illl Pirn 1 1, I iv t Hi
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With Sailor Jai-k WooUs ready.!
nuUiin? flf retniilnu except to ,
lorsti:uUt VvvtX Mm tense n, the-Tt-rrllilo
Dnn of Oranls i'asn to
t'ln a contract, to k ( a rt-turn
wrt'HilinK m?tch brtweon the two
m-n from materializing at tlie
JMnlto heatn' wtthin tli next (
lu-if vt'l(s. M; fiBn is JioM-
Inp out for h'rih wuaianU'P anJ j
Wood rlainiN h in merely ftall- 1
nj; Iw-faUhp hit Is r.frafil to wrest-
In In Mpilfonl. However, ilort- j
encn i!mand may h mot and
fnnw In Medfnnl may yet le n-'
sureil of a match, whleh, beyond
a doubt, will he one of the hard- j
cr-t fought in .Medford lor year. I
Thinking that the match may
Ite jiosihle. Jack Wood in In j
hard tra'nlntf and oven if Morten- i
sen will not wrest It h$re. Jack (
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huiky from Portland, preferably j
Turn Alley or Clelo Kaufman, j
both headline wruKtlern. FanH ar j
awaiting with interest, the devcl
upment of the "Wood and Morten- .
sen tantflc ami it is expected some j
definite announcement will be ;
made thin week. j
Iiictcumc Dry Fund. I
1 WAHUIXOTOX. Jan. 1 L'. (&
An Increase of $25.000 000 In tho
fund for prohibition enforcement
was approved today by the senate
appropriations committed.
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nil tho comforts and luxuries
of life. And it. (lives you a
mensure of confidence thai
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