Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 22, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFARE FIVB y READY TO DEFEAT MEHTORD MXTG TRTBTHTR, SrEPFOTlTJ, orvTOy, MOTAY. :PT?TL 22. 1020. 'f&lll t PUCK clilUSilfl F run HinuiiOd: 10 BUILD RACE i TRACK OE LUXE ' If Wills flurmnn hns his wny, 1 ! (lono O'CJrnily, Ashland 17 j-pouml , fiKhler, will intt have a ploainti IV Ity WUIImn .1. riil)iiin, ! Associated Pres.H KnorlN Writer. Robert Moses Grove of the Phil- ! evcniriK when the two meet at the, I ndelphla Athletics already In this j Armnry hern next Monday nlsht, vm-u .-.,..... ............ i .... In fi 1 O-rmi ml mnin event.'' fo!-f j ''J .iviWMMI uita tvim n ninny - j , Banies from the Vankees as he won man, who holla from Klamath . . , u D- I u" '"" 110 wan comlieil hard Kills, Huh an Idea he will he the Tl3 JUanS tO Have nlVai Bt times at the stadium yesterday 1 one to knock out the Ashland mun I in the 7 to 4 triumph of the Mack- ! lonB before the tenth round, and ManV NeW FeatUreS tO Be men, hut he accomplished what ho '' ho claims he had him on the run j failed six times.. lust year to accom- I when the two fouKht a short time Inrnrnnr.irorl in Hntol pllsli. ao to a draw In I'hiloquln. r ... I II was the first Yankee Kunday o'Orady has not fought in Med- at home In 111 2 SI and 40,000 fans , ford for sometime, nnd his return paid to see a liame which was ter- U the local rliiK Is eauorly awaited, initiated hy rain at the end of the especially now that he is matched fifth Inning. i against one of the hardest hitting Almost everything happened in . fishier. In southern OreKon Race Track Patio Cafe I at Club House. the 1 to AGUA CALIEXT, Haja fnlifor-' over the ;nla, Mexico, April 2.!. A new race "track Ls to he btillt here to be op- triumph of the Timers 1 frowns at St. Louis. O'ltourke. Alexander nnd AVhite hill hit home runs and Richard - Ciormnn has been here several day and has been working out at the Armory, where Johnnie Mr- Coy, matched against Kddio Hos erated by the Aou Ca I lento Jockf club, now In the iiroc-nn tf forma tion. The Initial meeting will start ChrlstmaH day und continue until approximately April lt. The site I son. rookie shortsop of the He- 1 under of Ashland, has also been trolt team, permitted the Jirownx to work the bidden ball trick it his expense. The National league Sabbath cam paign was confined almost exclu- for the course has been selected j i,lvH' to the repute of the Cardin nnd Is ideal for the numose. It lies n,s b' lhe Cub- 4 . 'or the southeast of the Campanllle. the third Chicago victory in four at chimes tower that tops the hill i leading down to the Aguu I'ulit-nto hotel nnd casino. The San Diego & Arizona railroad runs directly to the site and the main automo bile road, a continuation of the California highway, borders the property. Tlp men bidilml the nroleet Are Wirt C. Ilownian, president of the;""11"11 "oino Kame wi.icn me i-nn-AKua Callento company: Huron j " ol.llRlnsly won by a score of J.oiik and James X. Crofton. This 4 to 1 ln seven Innlnua. with a is the group that conceived, built rainstorm threatcnine every mn nnd developed Aeua Oallente. Fol- mp,,t nfore It finally descended, lowlne the precedent of the parent ! M,"' lh:,n I:, n0ft of ""' Hnt"uh company, the public will have the '''"'" contributed to see the. tin opportunity to participate In lhe , happy It o b I n s lose their f.fth ctoflr nf th enmnnnv V th hnrup- 11 " men and race track people, genei ally, having the preference. The racing strip will .be a mile oval, with 1 1 stnrting chutCB de signed by Marshall Cassidy. whose new stalls nnd brand new starting gnto will be used out of each chute. BariLs of Concrete. The barns will be of concrete construction, mission style, with metal roofs, making them nbno lutely fireproof, thus Insuring safe ty for both men and horses. A unique feature In connection with the stable arrangements wilt be a school for Jockeys and other em ployes, with competent teachers in ehargo of a head master. There will also he a free motion picture theater, with nightly shows, and a oln liVimiwn nnd pnmminill V renter for jockeys, stalde help and other championships hero yesterday with employes at the track. I sl ",tM' 'je,'U"& K'"n; The Kranrt stand Is to be fash- " " u''" . ot 1'"'-I"" wlt: 2,04 loned along Spanish lines of archl- p0 , ' ' ', ... tecturo and will he of steel and I'- H.TRmI,n , CTark Seattle pin . . , ,,.,, shooter, curried off most of the In front of the erand 'stand will l.eiho"V'' w!'en 1,0 u" hi5L' terraced, studlum style, so that a complete view of the races can.be going through preparatory work Matched agaliiHt Kddio Welch in a four-round event, Hed So re n son of Central Point, former army fighter, will attract many to the fight from the northern section of the county. Sorenson has been in special training for the bout-nnd tempts. (!uy Hush Imi the National : Plans to appear on fevePai local league champions down with four! cards If he can make short work hits as Rogers Hornsby collected j of Welch. Sorenson In workouts one more than that for his own has defeated every young fellow In personal account. Some B00the Central Point district, und In fans turned out for ihe-festiviiies fights defeated every fighter of his at Wrigley field. ? weight in the entire second corps The FlathuKh Kusileers repaired j ia if the l.'nited Stales army In I to Flatbush yesterday for an un-NNew lorti ami aow Jersey. 11 weighs ijs pnunus. LOCAL STUDENTS AT U. OF 0. STAR IN SPORT LISTS VANCOUVER, FI. C., April 22. (PlO'Leary's Legionnaires of Salem Ore., won first place in the senior team ('lass in the Northwestern International Bowling association tmark in the open singles with HQS to head off Cliarlie Kruse, Port land, with G1K. ' Hemenway and Ran of Salem took second place in the commer cial doubles when they 106S "pins. The I'nion Pacific to,.... IV.rlhm.l (..,lr flt In O.lu ized totalizer system for the mtituel hh (jf t.ommerciai t0ilutH with had from every spot New Itwo Machines. An innovation that will appeal to the public, will be the Installa tion of a modified and American play. A prominent cash register company is now working out ptuns r 1 2. Rarr of Salem went out in front I'NIVERSITV OF ORROOX, April 22. (Special.) Marlon Van Scoyoc, -of Med ford, is an entrant In the ladder tennis tournament which Is being sponsored by tho Women's Physical Kducatiun de partment of the University of Ore gon. Miss Van Scoyoc Is a senior in education and Is affiliated with (he Chi Delta sorority. .Joyce Maddox, of Med ford, has been chosen chairmun of the pa trons and patronesses committee, for Senior. Leap weekv-aceordlng to announcement recently made by Olive Ranks, general chairman of the affair. Miss Maddux is a senior in music and has been prominent in uni versity music circles lor some time. She Is a member of the Gamma Phi Heta, women's national social fraternity. Art Kchoeni, former Medford topped i high baseball star, will take the mound in one of the games gainst Willamette university this week end according to an nnnouncoment by Rill Reinhart, Webfoot mentor. Kchoeni iw one of the three bur for the perfection of this machine, j Jn th(1 ,.omnif.ri.ia aU events wlih jinn left from last yearns team and J 11 roil g ll us operaiiiin inu limine j y points. sees ni nil nines me cxiin mmukiiii wagered on each horse as well as Iho grand total. Another will be, the use for the first time in this country of the flerman ph olo graphic finish .system, which re cords the exact finish of a race as the tiorses pass tinder the wire. Still another will be the French automatic timing device that clocks the time to one-tenth of a second, instead of one-fifth sir. Is the usual custom. Of course there will be the public, address system to an nounce the running of the races. This will be presided over by a master broadcaster. Departing from usual custom, the clubhouse, which Is to be the , finest In tho world, will be located directly at the finish line In it will, be n glnssed-roof dining patio. A world famous chef will be m charge of the cuisine. Vintages from the extensive cellnrs of Agua Callento will bo available here There will be dances daily in the patio to tho music of a nationally known Mexican band and Spanish dancers, entertainers and serenad es will entertain between races. The clubhouse veranda and bal cony will provide 200 private boxes, mostly subscribed for by the season, with pome reserved for oc casional visitors or guests of sea son box holders. Biff Money Purses. The outstanding feature race of the Agua Caliente Jock club will . be the Rowman handicap, at one nnd a qtinrlor miles, with SUtO.dOO ndded. The Agua Caliente derby wilt carry nn added value of t2n. 000 and -will 'he at one and an eighth miles. The Crofton handi cap, over a mile, will have IfO.OOO ndded money and the Quick Stop, a six-fnrlnng dash. $,0ii0. In the distribution of the Rowman handi cap money, the trainer of the win ning horse will receive j",noo; the trainer of the second horse. $2,500: the third. $l,fon. nnd the fourth 11,000. There will be seven race-' dally nnd eight on Sundays and holidaya. The purses will be grad uated according to the quality of thehorses. KFFINOMAM, 111.. April 22. John Salo, the New Jersey po liceman. Is moving" up In the trans continental bunion derby. Leading the field through wind and rain in the arduous fiL4 mile jng from Marshall, Illinois, to Kf f Ingham yesterday, Salo jumped from third to second plaee. Today, he was but three hours, 4S minutes and 10 seconds behind the leader, Pete (lavu'zi ot lOnglnnd. is expected to soul h paw himself intu a successful record this sea son. Harold Fisk of Medford, who has been in a serious condition in the Infirmary here since his ad mission April 10. Is reported to bt gradually growing better. His parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. N. Flsk of Medford have been with him ever since April 12. The doc tors have refused to make tho na ture of his Illness public. Coast League Yesterday n. Hollywood 12 Seattle 2 Khcllenbaeh 'and Hassler, Rypher; Edwards, lloff, Cox nnd Ktelnecke. R, H. M. Sacramento 11 17 D Los AnReles 4 13 1 llryan and Severeid: Hollinfr, Peters, "U'enthersby, Child and Sandhcrp. VERXKl'K PAN. Cape of flood Nope. April 22. tP) Captain Mal colms Campbell, famous Kiitish automobile racer today, expressed dissatisfaction fiver his failure to lower the world's speed record of 2.11 miles per hour, held hy Major II n Moimii'n It. Ih'a ........ th- l-l. measured mile course here yesler- J.lday. . 5 j In his first run over the course with n dying wind at his back. Captain Campbell attained a speed of 221. fin miles and when tho wind that had delayed Ills attempt for several hours, sprang up attain, he made only 21 2. SI on the return trip, for an average of SIS. 54 for both runs. n. h. k. Hollywood 4 10 1 Seattle 4 9 1 (7 limine: called for Hollywood to enteh train.) McCabe and Pypher; Collard and I'.orreanl. LA GRANDE OPENS UP R K. K. Portland. Thermo company. Incorporated with ll'S.OOO rapitnl. recently start fid rjiu fact u ring thermo-rtftd horn ' (Second game.) Sacramento -a 2 Ro.i Angeles 4 7 2 (7 Innlmrs by agreement.) Cran'lall and Kocbler: Miller, Wlh and Hannah. Warrei.. V HOOPING COUGH No cure but helps to r duc oaroxTsma of coughing. WICKS V po rub Ovmr 3t Million Jort UJ Ymarjf Oakland San Francisco Dumovlch and Read I'.eed, I-A fi RANTjK, Ore., April 22. i0 The La Grande IMratc opened the Htm- Mountain baseball leuxue season here yesterday, defeating Raker II to .1. The game wan n ; pitching duel between Rarwood K. I of Raker, nnd Cecil Duff, Im j ' Orande moundsman. until the t 17 t,! sixth inning when I, a r wood Inst (ilynn and nH nnirnl, walking three men and .allowing two smnslilng hits. .10 H. 13 Oregon Weather i Oregon: Fair toni--ht. cooler ex- ! tfeme north. Tuesday fair, slight-! ly warmer in south and eent : a I portions. C, en tie variable linds. K J - Fall CrerK Rum mill Will be exten- new owner. Pen ppoose. -her company's sively improved by I 'ml- cm-1 1, HTKT RKNVILVK. Ohio, April 22 W. I. Vnle was held todnv os Oroner Arch RMI took up an inrjttcst into the deaths of six per sons. Their automobile, side swiped by Vale's marhinp, wan htirtbd dnwn nn rwbnnkmcnt be fore u passenger train. ANNOUNCES A Nation-wi System of de fi ODY Fisher Body announces the organization of a new unit, the Fisher Body Service Corporation, to provide a nation-wide system of body service to all owners of General Motors cars. How vast and far-reaching will be the service rendered by this organization is indicated by the fact that there are today over 23,0y) General Motors dealer's service stations throughout the United States. The system inaugurated by the Fisher Body Service Corpora tion will be the first centralized, economic and truly efficient body service the industry has yet known. Such a service system is possible of course to General Motors alone, be cause Fisher Body, the source of bodies for all General Motors cars, is a corporate part of General Motors, which it supplies with bodies year after year thus being certain always of this great permanent market. Fisher Body Service makes available to every General Motors car owner everything he may require in the way of body maintenance and rehabilitation, and will enable him to ob tain complete service service for car body as well as car chassis from one source, his car dealer. Such service as the elimination of body annoyances, the adjusting of tie-down bolts, the periodical dressing of the roof, the lubrication of door lock bolts, door checks and hinges, the cleansing of soiled upholsteries, the bumping of fenders or panels, will now be performed in your dealer's service department. SE RVICE The car owner will be thus freed from the necessity of turn ing for his car body's maintenance to small shops whose in. adequate equipment compels1 them to charge exorbitant prices, and from which genuine Fisher Body parts are not obtainable. Now, through General Motors dealers, Fisher Body parts will be supplied at factory list prices wherever and whenever they are required, registering a marked saving to the car owner." , For General Motors dealers and their mechanics who have been instructed in the care of bodies for more than a year there have been made available the tools and equipment necessary for actual and immediate service. Two Fisher Body service schools have been established one in Detroit, one in Oakland, California where thou sands of General Motors men will be trained. The Fisher Body Service Corporation has also established Parts Depots at these points where complete stocks of genuine Fisher Body parts for General Motors cars are held ready for im- ' mediate shipment upon order of General Motors dealers. Fisher Body considers the inauguration of this nation-wide Fisher Body service a vital, progressive contribution to the public, especially because of the immensely increased inter est which owners are manifesting everywhere in body beauty, body comfort and body durability. t General Motors Spring Showing, April 20th to 27th. Be sure to visit a General Motors Showroom during this week. FISHER BODY, CORPORATION CADILLAC L A S A L L E B U I C K VI KING BODY FISHER OAKLAND OLDSMOBILE P O N T I A C CHEVROLET GENERAL MOTORS Kliimnth Kul In. $50,000 nlr port hondH will hp Hold; pltinH pro Kri'wIriE for contructlon of flyinn flf'lrl Moon. Mnotlnn held nt Vornonla to din-1 Tillamook. 1'lnnn profcrowdnB cub conHtruttlon of propoiwd Went for MliiMIhmoiit nf airport. Hldo Pacific highway connpcllriK I Molalla Telephone company ro Vcrnonln nnd Halnlfr. ' hulldliiK f)renn Cliy-Mnlnlln line m ' Cnscadla. Cancadla summer re port bclnir remodeled and Improv ed hy new owner. Pacific Telephone A Tolcgrnph company rebuilding line between..; Heiiwlde and Afltorla. STANDARD ETHYL GASOLINE K GREAT NEW GASOLINE plus ETHYL A PREMIUM MOTOR FUEL ITAtDAID OIL com FAN ? O, ALIfOMlA When They're Klein-made They're Tailor-made in Medford It is neither expensive, extravagant nor uneconomical to wear clothes made for you. ' They carry smartness, cor rectness and individuality it. every line. Priced from $35 up yjTTirrT3C7Tr7ril UPSTAIRS THE PLACE TO EAT The Rex Cafe Good Food Qood Service : OE301 30xap. 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