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BEDFORD IfKTL TRIBTTyTE, MEDFORD, OREOOX. WEDNESDAY,' MAY 8, 1929.
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SoutfcgTMi Pacifiic
Ruth Pummels Pill for Cir
cuit With Twp On Bob
' Meusel Also Helps Cross
Up Alvin Crowder Pen
- nock Looks Poor.
' Uy William J. Chlpinun,
K Associated PretH tfportH Writ or.
t The 'Yankees ' arc hack home
again, but only by the Hkln of Ihnlr
teeth the chntnpionn regal nod their
old stumping grounds with jiwt
half a game to xpare luto yenter
day an they shaded the Browns,
A to &, tit SportBrnun'a park, while
the White Uox were tumbling the
Athletics, 4 to Ii, in a Burpr(ning
battle on the Chicago front. Thin
combination of events left the
Mack and the Browns in a virtual,
tie,' but for second place rather
thnn first.
' Thd Rupert rifle fired a dozen
volleys at young Alvin Crowder.
The hardest was Babe Ruth's home
run with two aboard In t ho fourth,
but ' the; mtfst' effective was Bob
Meusel's pinch double in tho ninth
after the Babe -had walked nnd
'Gehrig had singled.'
Ruth's homer was his fifth,
which placed hint only no behind
his pal, Gehrig. Bill Dickey nlo
combed Mr. Crowder for all the
bases, in the fifth.
The other side of the picture,
frttm a Yankee point of view, wan
Herbert Pennork's third fnllure in
the box this neamm. The noted fx
farmer cracked up In tho sixth
when four Brownie blows netted
threo , runs and brought Wiley
Moore to tho rescue.
No team ever gained anything
by logins a left arm like Pen
nock's, but the Yankees will re
main at or near the top ho long
as they continue the fierce can
nonading which has marked their
last five games.
B6ston nosed out Cleveland by
5 to 4 and Detroit sharled Wash
ington by 3 to 2 in minor raids
along the American leaguo front.
The Giants once more had ,to hit
for four bases to score, and as a
consequoneo the I'lrates rushed off
with tho decision by 3 to '1 In their
first engagement of tho season at
the Polo grounds. Tho Hues tied
in the eighth and won In the tenth
when I-Ioyd Waner doubled- and
Pin Traynor singled. j
Larry Benton was the victim. ;
Kay Hchatk, managing the Giants!
In tho absence of John MoGraw,
permitted Benton to bat for -himself
with two out and the bases!
filled In the ninth, with the result I
that the sorrcl-top raised a foul to
Sheely. Still, some other pitcher
might have- given the Pirates half j
a dozen runs In the extra Inning.
- Young Larry French, the Port-'
IJtnd; Or.," Southpaw, madh his
first' big league start, nnd showed
no timidity what ever in the fare
of :tiant bats.
,Tho Braves remained nt the top
by shellacking the Cardinals, K lo
0, In an eighth-Inning rally.
The Cubs had no trouble With
the Robins, winning by 9 to 4 and
holding on within striking distance
of Judge Kuehs amazing team, j
Charlie Grimm backed up Art J
Nehfs fine pitching with two home '
runs, mid Ulggs Stephenson hit one.j
! r a n k O'lJoul. the reformed ,
pitcher.' hit his fifth home niir at
Philadelphia, enabling the .htnne ,
te;fm to defeat the Reds by 6 'to 4.
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The Morrow summer home at North Haven, Me.,. one of the places mentioned as a possible choice
for the wedding of Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and Anne Morrow.- ;
Worrotf, raripourtceiAu(it tliul r tht. family
ii' umhas-1 vu)d 'ltinvti Mhuriiy for' .Maine.
t sador to Mexico, and Chm-fcB A. t.wiiire.- rlih Mm'inw suiuiiipl- lunnc
Imnie here would he trie scene of ' I.lndberKh. faded todny with the is Im ated
KNOtiBW'OOU, Si. J.,May 8. j the inai liiKO
(P) a'rospeela " h&t :thei' .Morrow
of , Anno -
datiithter. of th Americnn
KAYO IS FEATURE
PORTLAND FIGHTS
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PORTLAND. Ore., May 8.
four oiit of the five bouts on last j
night's boxing program at the citv'
auditorium ended, in. knockouts.1
In the main event, -Willie Feldman, i
Brooklyn. X; "Y.. astonlslied the
spectators by outfighting- ."Homer i
Sheridan, Hollywood, to take U
well-earned 0-rnund decision. In i
the second round a succession of!
rights to Sheridan's Jaw almost
had him on the floor, but the
veteran battler weathered the!
round against his nimble youthful
opponent. RhcTldan weighed 158 i ,
Feldman 168.'' ( "
Kddle " Thomas'., UghVil 130
poundr' from Bellingham-Wash.,
paralyzed Johnny Hawkes, Seattle,
with a right hand uppereut in the
first round of their scheduled six
round semi-final. (
Jack Han ley former University
of Washington law student from
Seattle, knocked out tho veteran
Joe Rlackweli; Portland, in the
fifth round with a stunning left
uppereut, afters having dropped
him for a count of six. . i was
Hanley's first professional match.
Moyne R o g c r s. Hood River,
added another knockout o " his
list at tho expense of Jack. Smith.
Ray Huffman, . Seattle, made
ppne Hatch, llood . River, quit In
the first round .of 4he .curtain
raiser.
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ATLANTA. May R.--(Pf Robert
Tvre Jones, Jr., better kr.own to
golf fans as "Bobby 'Jones, three
times winner of the national ama
teur championship v'and twice
holder of Ihe national open title,
was admitted to the, bar in Vnited
States district court" yesterday.
'Bobby, who recenMy finished his
law course at Kmury university
here, was Introduced to Judge
Samuel H. Sibley by a member of
the law firm of his father, Robert
I. Jones. 1.-,..--..,, t
The youthful attorney is expect
ed to lay aside his practice to
compete In the national open
championship .and to defend his
amateur laurels this summer. t..,.
-AVAX SCHMEUNft-
XKW VOHK.-W Another dull
season in heavyweight circles was
avoided when the way was cleared
for the long-sought bout between
Max Sehmellng nnd Paulino Uzeu
dun. "
The fight is scheduled for the
Yankee stadium the night of June
27 with 50 per cent of the profits
going to the New York milk fund.
It is considered likely that the
winner will be matched with Jack
Sharkey in a title btfut in New
York in September. f-
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Idaho evened the count with Ore
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series here yesterday, coining back
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eighth with his second homer in
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CLKVKLA.N. Emmet Roceo of
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Ulsko nt Cleveland 113).
WTLK.K8 BM1RE. Pa. Kid
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