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PXGE FIVE HE FARRELL'S HAND TO SMITH TEXAS G I ANTS SIEDFOKfl MXTL TftTBTjyE, UTEDFOTm vQKEflONr, MONDAY, 'AVKT,, g, 1029. SENATORS TAKE SUNDAY GAMES! FROM BEAVERS . , ' I Skidding . Seals Turn On ' Reds in Second' Tilt Oaks Mop Up Twin Bill With Seattle Lombardi Cleans Up By Homer. SAN FRANCISCO, AVri! S. (JP) It's never too lnte for Improve ment. The straggling Seals proved that to a turn yesterday when they won the second of n doubleheuder here from the up and coming Mis sions Reds. The score was 3 w 2. The' Reds cleaned up in the morn ing, 6 to 3. Although the Mis sions were out-slapped in the .morn ing batting, their shots were direct hits and far moro timely: in the second affair, Ruether of the Reds and Thurston, SealH, hooked up in a mound duel. Thruston aided with a homer, while Sliule of the ReiL? also hit one for a circuit rounder. The 'Reds walked .away with the series,. 4 to 2. The Oafts'jtook a doubleheador from Seattle, winning the morning battle, 6 to 2, and -thej, afternoon claBh,:il to 10. The morning play was won in tho first inning when Lombard!,, giant young catcher of the Oaks, Hmashed a lino; drive through center field, into the club house, with a full house at "every base, making a' complete circuit tov four runs. ; 1 - x Marty KrugV An'gIs spilt" even with the Hollywood Stars n. the Sunday double billt and took.. sec ond place in -the Coast league standings. The Angels dropped the first encounter, 8 to . 5; '.but came bnck in the second, a five-inning game, to win 4 to 3. The second' game was called by agre.emnt Although touched for a iitai f 12 safe blows, Hank .Hulvey fum ed in the find victory. He was op posed by. .Carl Hulling, ,who was nicked for ll) safoties. ...... ' The Sacramento Senator had loads of luck, oc- perhaps It was plenty of pep,, far they took both ends of a- daubU'heauVp from tho Portland Beavers, winning the first at Stockton, 14. to l, and-the (sec ond at home, 12 to 3. The victories , Kav'e the Senators tho" sertes.'Tdurl fiames to three, 9 Urrl-T .Wf Tomorrow'thtVelrtht teams1 olMhe Pacific Coast league will tangle as , Sacramento at gan Francisco. , - Missions at! Seattle, ,'. . : (. t Oakland at Lbs Angeles.. .,........ Hollywood at Portland, .i" CHAMPIONS OF HOOP TOURNEY Wierd Style Proves Problem to Opponents Winners Average 6 Feet 2 Inches Team From Tiny Town Places Third. Johnny Farrell (right) congratulntlno Horton Smith, 20-yotr-old professional of Joplin, Mo., winner of the $15,000 La Gorce open golf tournament at Miami Beach, Fla. Smith recently was selected one of the two new members of America's Ryder cup team. , ; .- 0 r And... n 90 es iiigd-compressiofi i its new ovners should avoid hard carbon from burned oil SmitK Got That Way " i Through Perseverance Hy Glenn Allah. Associated Press Sporty Writer... - NEW YORK.-MPJ Horton Smith the boy Hercules of golf, has been ing his ears open and his eyes open. Ho .watched th.e good -ones and practiced their' shots.' For .three years of winteY piuy Horton Smith nyirveled over alarmingly since he! challenged tho sun In his early ris ing. Ho out-raced the caddies to the course, and these early hours j were spent in trying out shots I picked up from olher golfers. 1 Even now, winner of more mon- ey and more tournaments than ever : a golfer picked up in a winter '. course, ihe amiable, quiet chap '.a not .satisfied. He says his game : lacks a great deal. There are, he says, at least six shots he must learn before ho' an hope to he U '"good' golfer.' ''j " J . Horton Smith's head is not turn-, i ed hy his Miiceess His not unaware of what he has done, hut- is. not cocky In victory- Wihut ie won he earned and. what' ho;:irned came cleanesd the Augean stables of win ter tournaments with a torrent of pars and birdies. But nobody has attempted to tell him how he did all this. The idea seems current that the Tall Pine of Joplin went to sleep one night unknown to all hut the hotel clerk. The conception is that young Rm)th woke up next morn ing to find his breakfast grapefruit sending Up applauding streams: to find the. hall packed with WlVer and cash;' his rid mo ; on ey-ry tongue. . It' cuhnot'iie done that quickly, i It was., not, in .Horton Smith's cayc. i; rlfiiia Ihnl miiclriv kv ftiii'i' viuivh. i Tn Hi9K n hr.iiY.I-t.ei.rhp.1 .'' 4a ne- : from .what ho had learned b.v stead lU.r i.wi ' n,i. u-vnwuu ni...ili n t ', f"t , effiorU. j iNow', i on ,Uhe. eve of CHICAOO, April 8. (&) A team of young giants from Athens, Texas, with a distinctly futuristic style of play, today held the most therished prize of high school basketball, the national interseho lastic championship. The title fell to the sturdy Tex ans Saturday night as they cap ped a spectacular week's campaign ib the University of Chicago's 11th annual tournament by a 25 to 21 decision over Classen, a fast, tcrappy team from Oklahoma City, Coaches and critics of basket ball, who watched Athens' March to( the crown, were interested in its' Htyle of play, which they term ed futuristic in pattern. Averag ing approximately "six feet two inches each, the Texans played t a peculiar overhead gamo, wnicn none of thou . opponentB could solve. , , This "high" game with its high passes aimed at. leaping mates is difficult and Hie percentage of er rors is high. For that reason, the champions were, superior through -( out offensively. Too, they cover ed rebounds off their opponents' basket with , hawklike tenacity. tinning many " of them back for field goals. Oh defense, too, they excelled. Their height gave them several moro chances at being fouled and consequently more free throws, while they employed three or four men for defensive pur poses around their own goal. Third place in the tournament, which attracted 40 teams from 33 slates, went to the most pic turesque team in tho competition. Joes. Colorado. This team from a mountain village of 90 persons was shoved out of the champion ship running by Classen high in the semi-flnnls, hut came back- to win third placo by defeating. Jack. son, Mich., 21 to IT. After making a brilliant rally in tntt lost period. i ' "i ; 7 C rt.i ; I S5 ' AN ADVA! H"n I ..XJLit everywl 77ie fleet power of the. new Chevrolet comes from a new hi nit-compression type motor, No room in it for hard carbon. Note this cui-atiHiy cylindersee how the piston comes riflhl to the. topi Where would yon put the handful of coke-like carbon that old-style oils soon leave? Kprirififiolit, Mo., Tehcllers1 collf'KO. .hiH deiiai-ttirn for fcnlttnti with 1111 lie liked RolCVliiyfMl .gooJCBoll ou twun, ,1 exprcwl- him- and wanted to play nir.ro Rolf. So w" aaH ? more no he dwerte.a peiUiitojjy, profei-riiiB to '.tlilnkH Ihe trip will be i.n eilucii teach youhg ideas to. shoot tllan to . tlon' ' ' iMch'vounV' shoots to Idea. I 'And with tho money ha wor.-u- . LA GRANDE, Ore., April &.(?) Masons from all parts of Oregon were here today (or the oncnint; of a four-day series of conventions. The Grand Chapter, Royal Arch Ma sons, opened their senslon at 10 a. m. today, with election of officers to take place later In the day. .,' The Grand Council convenes to morrow. The Grand Commandery. Knights Templar,; will meet Wed nesday and Thursday. Tongue Coated Every Morning! "Rvory morning I awoke with a Nothing very important come his way. H,e qualified, for the, national open In IU27, but his career stop ped with that.. Beating the hushfs of the; winter circuit, be finished in u tie for secund place at Han Diego.,: He. tried again in and still wijs far short of fame or for tune. ' , more than' $20,000-ho intends to buy stock In his club at Joplin and sink' the rest In bonds. ' There will be moro to go with It Isoon, for on his return, Horton Smith is to pair up with Walter Hagen in. a series of exhibition matches. Went Stayton. West Staytnn O roc era' aHROfiutlnn nlnna not onlv AU' this time the Tall Pine- of.jo supp!y local demands but to pro Joplin was playing good goir. . All ; vide fiO or GO carloads cauliflower this lime the Tall Pine was keep- ; for shipment in near future. E DillV locking Kdwards, knuckle head Kansas City wrestler, TENNIS COURTS FOR : 00L; SPORT FINISHED LAST WEEK The hest all woather nets avail able have been purchaued for th newly completed .tennis courts at the local high Hchooliac(jo'rding to r'rlncioul B. iff: Conk.One of the nets -Jins been'ovfil ly tlie Cilrfe'i Athletic .itKUjHjition, and the twft others jlty .tli ilrlij' Ji'aguc.of the nwoU.'-V-.'-. ' ' Thd.. "actual work on the courts, which are the only concrete lay outs in the city, was completed last Week. A temporary netting was put around them and the stu dents, anxious tn try out their skill huve been taking advantage of the opportunity ever since the con crete dried sufficiently. A number of benches will also be placed on the sidelines for the benefit of spectators. These are being con structed by Leland Mentzer, man ual training instructor at the high school and his students. Even the costliest oils form more carbon, A sample of this oil, when burned, left more than ' three times as much as Shell Motor Oil 'An equal sampIaof Shell Motor Oil left only . this small fraction of ' carbon and it is soft carlmn not thn hard, gritty, damaging kind NCE iii motor you hear of iiere, lliih compression, higher powered motors; yet more economical, Kinoothcr running. Nearly all the cars huilt this last yeur or two u ro higher compression, nmoiiB the newest uiul most ' notable the Chevrolet six, tho announcement of which was repented hy millions of lips. This modern trend in mo tors caught muny oil refiners unaware! Their lino luhri cunts luul a fault serious when engines were roomy in side, hut a positive menace in new-type motors. This fault is the tendency1 of their oils to , form llinty layers of hard car bon. And there is no room for carbon deposits in the new liigh-comprcssion motors. Hard carbon causes knock ing,1 engine strain, power loss. Flakes grind like grit through tight pistons and bearings, wearing them awuy more rapidly. ' . 1 Yet one motor oil meets new conditions squarely. It forms only Ij'A to 15 as much car bolt as ("i.'i'rt the most expen sive oils you can buy I Tho , little it docs form is soft and soot-like n kind that blows harmlessly uwuy through tho exhaust. , ; It is Shell Motor Oil, a re murkuhle new luhricunt. It' withstands violent temperu-. ture changes without break ing down; keeps its sturdy body long, after ordinary oils would disintegrate. New day motorists acclaim Shell Motor Oil as the answer to tho high-compression lubri cation problem keep away from hard carbon! ;" . ' Naturally, motor car manufacturers do not specify ; '. ' j hrumlft of oil. Nona U factor1) recommendiid for tha v, 7,'i'.., nil c Chevrolet. Hut every mooVrrp car should have an .oil v v. . . '"' tlat forms no hard carbon. Ask any lubrication expert, . ... , SHE LI OIL 'shktt 400, tub new "dry" gas tltat burns cleanly and keeps oct of the crankca9ei;s','tiie ideal running ' math for Shell Motor Oil, Even Shell Motor Oil can be ruined by "tbinninc"; with a -wet" oas J goles and will spend' a day In Ash land as slie returns. ,'. -, , ' A normal school "mlxor" on Fri day evening gave an opportunity for thcr students to net acquainted. Tim affair was well managed by n student. committee. - (lend iuiihIc and an abundance of punch udded to-the pleasure of the ecent. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dickey have been busy attending to business mutters In Medfnrd and vicinity '. . this week. ' I Mrs.. ICmnia McKibbens has re- ASHLAND, Ore., April 8. (Spe-1 ""'"e11 1 llor ll0"B ln Ashland li 1 1 " l npoiiuiiiB bdioiui inuiiiiirj no- ltlng rulutives in Texas. ASHLAND APR. 20: Kdwards will nrrlve In Medford Wednesday or Thursday. believes he enn do it aain. In preparation for the bout, Wood has gone into a heavy training pro- coated l"Pue.?n ? didn't nny i up until the dny before tho match, mv mouth. At first I dlfln t pay ...,, ., much attention to It. But wnen i began to have sick headaches, mysterious-dizzy spells and trouble with mj'cornplexlon,'" I' realized some thing WHS wrong. A friend 8UK gested It might be auto-lntoxicatlon and advised my taking ox gall for the liver. I took Dioxol tablets which contain the pure ox gall, and In no time began to feci better. I can do twice the work now and POnTLAN'D, Ore., April 8. P) Ono week ence rippling waters known for his rough tactics, will ( of Oregon will ling to the whirr of be in Medford next Friday night, at j the reel and the twang of a talit the Armory, in a match with Sailor trout llnei Next Monday the an Jack Wood, local pride, under the ; nual trout fishing season will open auspices of the Medford I. O. O. F. j and that morning will find throngs lodge., Edwards jvlred acceptance . 0f rod wieldors distributed along of the match today and prepara- the banks of Oregon streams, Many Hons were being completed this j will Journey afield whllo oPhers afternoon to complete the remain- will find their recreation clnBcr hy. der of tho card. This year there will be better Edwards hns been In Oregon and fishing on creeks and rivers easily Washington for several weeks, tnk-,' aci'esslble, due to the cooperation Ing on all opponents, and in Jackiof Matt Ryckman, superintendent Wood will meet an old-time oppon-I of hatcheries of the state game cnt, the two having wrestled to-! commission, with anglers' clubs In gether In the east heforo. AVood ! all sections of (lie state. says tie nas tnrown I'.mvarns ana m Mlultnomah county a little more than a year ago the hunters' and anglers' club appointed what has been designated as the "hatch ery" committee which met with the stains gamo commission and ob tained a promise that the entire output of the Oelph Creek hatchery. The winner of this match will: pear Estacada would be planted In meet a wrestler either from Port-1 the Sandy and Clackamas river land or Seattle. Fans aro hoping , watersheds. It will be Hob Kruse. look younger for It." .When your liver Is sluggish It litis to cleanse the blood of the Poisons formed In food waste. These poison then are spread throughout the (otem, causing HUto-lntoxiea-tlon. chronic constipation, high bloodnressure, and diseases of the stomAh, blood nnd kidneys. Tho best thing for stimulating the liver, ns doctors now agree, Is pure, nat ural ox gall. Dioxol tablets con taining the pure: ox jntll, tone up the liver In a natural way nnd make it function vigorously; and when Ihiil hiinnena. voin- whole Intestinal tract Is kept clwin, your bowels move regularly -nnd you enjoy gen- uine health. . F.mh Dioxol tablet ( rt-pre.tents 10 drops or tue genuine ox nail in dainty, It hss been the contention of snortsmen," said Will It. Lewis, chairman of the committee, . "that with a number of great trout streams right at our bark door there should be betttjr fishing for anglers In the Portlaad district. We have taken steps to insure such fishing." Othor groups throughout the slate hsve done llkewlso with t result that trout fishing this year In yentrrdiiy's monthly men s . p nmises to surpass anything ex golf tournament at the Rogue Viil-1 porencc(l in recent years. ley links. Hunk Prlngle turned In 4 I the low net and gross scores, win- j Hums. Oasis dance hall chang nlng both prizes offered by the;ed bunds: new owner plans exten women number of the club, lie '' rotnoilellng work In Immediate future. HANK PRINGLE IS ! TOURNEY WINNER I I turncil in a low ktohm of 9 for in holes. Kivinfflifm a 71 tvU wUh u hftirllcftp f elRht. Women mom hern nr n-mlnilfil th wkl" tHsti-w fnrm.i uon.en tourniimf nt will hcM nnd cost lens than 2c at druggists, j Irtmorrnw and the Middle. Hr tro Try them and f what a differ- pny tournament for women will nre it ma ken when your liver is hfjn April 10 nnd will continue Junctionine rieht. All Rood rtniK- ,,. M.lV MMn sell Dioxol Be,! score turned in so far in j Each kcoi-c wus two under par. agent: Jarmin & ooda Drug Store. i the men' erotic lournnnient nre tvo ej.Kle. rarp hirdn iplh Kf,'f oo!ire. tJidni S. Km(tKvm holt? 15 mude In two strokes, covering a diptanee of 3) yanis. whlln O, ,M. .Hnh,1s made it in l!ire on hole 9, a distance of 450 yard. Coast League Yesterday First game n. Portland I Sacramento 14 batteries: Kullerton, Shanklln nnd Volkmnn; dall and Koehler. H. ' Afternoon game . Jl. Portland 3 Sacramento . ; 12 Batteries: Cascarella, K. 5 1 1G 0 Baecht, Cran- H. E. 13 3 14 1 Tomlin and Rego; vereid. Keating, Kunz and He- Morning game n. If. 13. Ran Francisco 8 11 0 .Missions 0 8 1 Batterfes: Davis, Jones- and Schmidt- Krause and Baldwin. Afternoon game. Sun Francisco M sslons Batteries: Thurston R. H. 3 0 1 2 7 3 and Pol- vogot; Keiithcr and Hoffman. n. .. 6 - First game Ioa Angeles Hollywood Batteries: Holllng, Snndberg; Hulvey, Kinney, lenlmck and liussler. clal) Thd county typing nnd short hand typing contests will be held In Ashland in the Junior high gym on April 20 at 10 o'clock, interest In these contests has been very keen for the past few years. Alter the county contest .the teams will continue their training to be In readiness for the state contest to be held at Corvallls late In April. The Legion show held at the I armory had a fairly good attend ance In spite of the decidedly un favorable weather conditions. The program was good. On Thursday night the crack squad of Lattery B gave an exhibition drill. The squad Is composed of Sergeants W. II. Clcary, Karl Nutter, Kenneth Madden, Kendrick Watson, Paul Horn, Corporals Hob Simpson and Arthur Gilbert and Privutes John llaldwln and Wilson Torrance. In the Thursday night program Miss Juno Shernrd gave a humorous reading, "College Bhclks and Col lege Flappers," and the harmonlra quartet of the Lincoln school, com posed of Hobby Heath, Jimmy Haughnuin nnd the two Icenhower hoys, gave some numbers that were well received. Tho Jack Howling orc'heatra of Klamath K&lbr fur nished splendid music for the dance that followed the entcrtulnment. Youth, modern youth and Its tendencies was discussed on Friday by Professor Messenger of tho Southern Oregon normal school be fore the Kiwanis club at the regu lar weekly luncheon, held at tho Mthla Spurings hotel. The new Mrs. Janot Mowat, former resi dent of Ashland, Is expected hore to spend tho summer months. Mrs. Mowat hits boon living In Oakland, Cal., with her son, Lynn,, who hns had chargo of the raising of the Oakland community chest. ' Mrs. Max (leBnuer and daugh ter, Mrs. s Henry Pace, of Medford, were visiting Ashland friends this week. Plans arc under discussion hy tho city council for the permnncnt upkeep of. the Ashland cemeteries so thill they will always be in first class condition. Uerald wenner Is chairman ' of the comtnltteo ln charge of the work, and stutos that 'a caretaker will he employed full time 'to keep the two cemeteries for a temporary period until some plan of permanent upkeep can he worked out. The members of tiie committee, with tho city attorney. will work out an ordinance which will cover the expenditure of the mill tax, which was voted last fall by the people of Ashland. . , Hlodgott. New oven Installed at Msrlow mill. i ' H. K. 12 1 8 10' ll'ievice to ue used lor deeming ino xiiiier nnd fines and penalties was on exhl- Second game Los Angeles .... Hollywood '; Batteries: Barfoot nah; Johns, Bhel-I union- ana eacn or me mem tiers was given an exniintion ot now tne wheel operates. It. II. K- Miss lOd I th Dodge, daughter of .4 2 1 Mr. and Mrs. Luols Dodgo on the . 3 . 4 0 Boulevard, who Is a student nt the and Han- University of Oregon, will leave Kii- Marty and Bassler. gene on Thuesday for Oklahoma - City to attend the national conven- H. II.. K. tion of the heads of Ihe women's 2 .H' 1 1 league orgiinl,ntIons of the univer- 1 ' 0 sltles nnd colleges. Miss Dodge Borro- win bo nhsent. from the camntls for gnm ... 6 and Morning Seattle .... Oakland Batteries: Collard nnl. Cox; Dumovlch, Hurst and lombardi. ' Afternoon game It. If. K- Seattle 10 15 1 Oakland 11 IS 1 Batteries: Knlllo, Flsih, House, plpgras, Wilson nnd Htelneike: Brnbaker, MeKvoy, Young and lombardi. Sixth street in dcarhart being widened. shout three weeks. She will make a short visit to relatives In Los An- UEAD COLDS Melt in tpoon; inhale vaporsj apply freely up nostrils WICKS V ARORUB Pr. 71 Mllll Jm Vi Yrly II LI COMPLETES TRIP CROYIION, Knir., April 1 Van Lear niuck, Amorlrnn aviation enthufdnatt today c o m p e d a rnunrt trip' fliRht to Cup Town; South Africa. Ho readied there In u French pasflbUffer piano r.-om La lioui'Ket. . 'i t.'A. Th Baltimore puhllaher,. after ulmout inching , the long trip in hie own,, plana, came, to grief in northern Ituly last week In a forced landing near VontomlBlia. He start ed his tour on Fehruary 11- sgfsasBBBBBHsSHBflbsH.' L f , 1 Great Tire Event LEWIS' SUPER SERVICE STATION Phone 1300 PHIL B. LOWD, Mar. : Medford "Wo Never Closs" ' . m No Circumscribed District comprises the limit of our service. We serve wherever the need arises, and have facilities to meet evory ruuulremont at a distance Just as satisfactorily as though someone In tho same block had called. We have tho exqulpment, and the ability to serve at true Conger snr.vlco. tho experience a distance Uh CONGER FUNERAL PARLORS 'SAWximum in se.n'tcc, v j :;j. .si i f". ki jdcstlubnced 'rWWn U- 1 if tf'hone 207 i ,7r,",,"Twf . chapel t Lr: wo R.S..SJr.ljl?l.-:P-'j W.MAIN AT NEWTOWN ST,
