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MEDFORD 183-146
CLEVELAND FANS
Excelling In the running divi
sion. In which Modford mi only
able to take one first place, the
Ashland Junior high school yester
day . afternoon defeated the Med
ford Junior high by the score of
183 to 148. Modford, however, In
other departments of the meet,
took the majority of the first
places, but : despite that was un
able to repeat last year's perform-ance.-when
it defeated the Ashland
teams. .
The boys were classified In throe
divisions of Ai B, C and D, accord
ing to weights, and not ages.
, The results of the meet are as
follows!
Class A JJoys
k SOynrd dash Ooruld Baker. 80
pounds, Ashlandi first! ltobortj
Jones, Medford, second; Curtis
Hoke; Jledfbrd, third.
JO-yard dash Hnrvey Cloiir
Hnrdt, A, first; llobert Jones, M.,
second; Wayne Heard, A.; third.
100-ynrd dash Robert Jones.,
M.. first; Harvey OeaihardJ. A.,
second; Wayne Heard, A., third.
Time, li.i seconds.
440-yard relay Gerald , Ilaker.
Carl Browor, Harvey Ooarhardt,
Wayne Heard, Ashland, first; Cur
tis Hoke, Robert Oreavcs, llobert
Jones and Jack .Terretti Medford,
second.. -..-:
Running High 'Jump IJcrnal
Slcad; M first; Curtis Hoke, M.,
second;, Gerald linker, A., third.
Ilocord rfour feet und five inches.
Running broad Jump Curtis
Hoke. M first; Robert Greaves,
M., second; Wilbur Hacking A.,
third. Record 18 fret, four Inches.
i Polo. ' vault Harold Hlone, :M..
first: Ooorgo Wotson, M.. lick
ftiiblnson, ' A., third. ' Record
7 feet, 11 Inches.
Shot put Ooruld . linker, A.,
first; Rbbert (ircaves, M.i Bobby
Root, M. . Record 27 feet, 7 xk
Inches.'
Baseball throw; Gernld Maker,
A., first: Harold Htone, M., second;
dale Smith, A., third. Rcuord
188 feet. - ; ' '
. II CHrkm
' GO-yard dash 1'iriw Ashel-nft,
A., 110 pounds, first; Jack llolier
son, M., second; Benjamin Ooldy,
A., Ihlrd. Record Seven seconds.
' ioo-yard dash I'eny Asbernfl,
A., first; Glenn' Head, A., Mecund;
rolbl- Pnlanuk, M., third. Ilocord
12 seconds. 'v-.
220-yard run Glenn Head, A.,
first; Sheldon Page, A., second:
Kullon Muger, M., third.
440-yard relay Perry Ashcraft.
Ilenjnmln Clbldy, Olen Hend nnd
Bheldon Pngo. A., first: Fulton
Manger. Peter Pnlanuk. Ronald
Plialr and Jack Roberson, M.j sec
ond. Shot put Glenn Head. A., first;
lluy wushnm, M., second; Sheldon
1'age. A., third. Record 35 foot.
, Running high Jump Uonjamln
Gdldy, A., first: Rny Vnnhiini. M
second; Sheldon Pago. A., third.
nannpHltniti, fi,nt. nine Inches.
Pole, vault Hnyno Kellogg. -M1..
first: Peter Pnlanuk, M second
Harry Hoxlc, A., third. Record
Eluht feet.
'. Running broad . lump Hay
Waslinm. M., first; Perry Ashorfni
A. . second: Uenjnmin Goldy, A
third. Record 16 feet.
Dasobnll throw Olcnn Head. A.,
Washuin, M.. third. Rocord US
reel, - .
... C Clam
60-ysrd dnsh Clydo UUnliam,
A.; 123 pounds, first; Max (lllln-
sky. M., second: Napoleon Kkk
ridge, third. Ilocord Six seconds.
100-yard dash Clydo Dunham.
A,, first; Max OIHnsky. M., sec
ond: I.luyd Ptlts, M.. third, lteu-
, ord -1 1 seconds.
220-yard run Clydo Dunham.
A., first; Victor Goble, M., sccoml;
Max Oellnsky. M.. third. Hocortl
2u. seconds. .
440-ysrd relay ;iyde Dunham.
Napoleon Juskrldgo,, John prime
and Frank IMrlrh. A., first; Max
Usllnsky,: Victor (loblo, 1-lojd Pitts,
Dewaln Grovo, M.i second. -, . .
Shot put Frank Vli'leh. A.,
first! Max Gillnsky. M., second;
Wallace Ksgate, M., third. Record
S8. feet. , . , !-':'!
Running high Jump Fronk in
rich. A., first: Kilwanl Henent, M..
second; Conwny Iitham, M.. tniro
Record Four feet nine Inches.
Running hrond Jump Clyde
Dunham .A., first: Victor Gnhle
M.. second: t.lojd Pitts.. M., third
fteiiird 1 reel. 11 Inches. .
Pole vault Robert Smith. A
flrHt: Dewnin flrrtve. M.. scconil
Frank Ulrloh. A., third. Record
Nine feel, two Inches.
Hnseball throw Tomlny White,
M.. first: Milleolm Jones. A., sec.
ond: Frank tllrlch. A., third. Rec
ord 23! feet.
I) rinss
GO-yard dash Charles Miller. A.
tin pounds, first: Clyde Flchlner,
M., second: Clifford Oreen, A
third. Record -Six seconds.
' )no-yard dnsh Charles Miller,
Af. flint; Clyde Flchlner. M.. sec
Ond; Clifford Oreen, A., third
Record 11 seconds.
SJO-ynrd run Charles Miller, A.
first: Clyde Flchlner. M.. second:
Donald Jones, A., Ihlrd. Rocord
2 8. seconds.
440-vard relay Clifford Green.
Donald .tones. Charles Miller nnd
Hornal Kenrns. A., first: Clyde
Flchtnef, Don Qrcaves, Don Btln
son, Elmer Zumbrunn, M., second,
keeord 63 minutes.
Running broad Jump Uurnell
Kerns. A., first; Charles Miller. A.,
second; Don Oreavcs, M., third.
Record 17 feet, thre-j Inches.
Running high Jump Uurnell
Kerns, A., rirsl: Clyde Smlih. M..
second: Wallace Wnl.nl I, . Ihlrd.
Jiecoid -Klve feel,
CLEVELAND, May 11. WV-Tho
Philadelphia - Cleveland baseball
game was halted at tho start of
the ninth Inning today when fans
dissatisfied with tho ruling of Um
pire Ormsby calling Jew Fonseca
out In the eighth inning on u
questionable play started a bar
rage of pop bottles at the umpire.
I Police camo onto tho field to
protect Umpires Ormsby and
Campbell and efforts wcro made
by the arbitrators to quiet tho
disturbance without avail.
Munager Billy Kvans then came
onto tho field and the crowd- be
came quiet. , Umpire Ormsby was
hit on tho head with a bottle but
not seriously Injured. Cleveland
players assisted by ground keep
ers swarmed on the field nnd soon
cleared It of buttles and the game
proceeded.
CLEVELAND, May 11. (A?)
Bob Grove, star Philadelphia
southpaw stopped tho Indians to
day, the Athlotlcs winning 4 to 2.
Score; It. H. E.
Philadelphia 4 11 0
Cleveland 2 10 3
Grove, Shores ' und: Cochrane;
Miljus, Fcrroll and L. Bewull.
ST. LOUIS, May 11. UP) Tho
Boston' Red Sox batted Alvln
Crowder out of the box with a
six-run rally: ioday to defeat the
St. Louis Browns 8 lu 2.,
Score: ; ' K. H. E.
Boston 8 9 0
St. Louis ....... 2 4 1
Morris and Hovlng; Crowder,
Coffman and Ferroll,
DETROIT, May 1 1 . (P) Tho
Tigers stopped the eighth gatno
winning streak of tho lunkeca
hero today by combing four Yan
kee pitchers for 21 hits to win 13
to 7. Tho Yankees got IB safe
ties, and wero by no means com
fortable foeit for Owen Carroll
and (leorgo Smith. .
Score: .It. 31. E.
Now York 7 10 1
Detroit 13 21 ,'i
Rhodes, Zuchary, Thomas, Sher-
rodn nnil Dickey; Carroll Smith
and Phillips.
CHICAGO, May 1 1. (P) Tho
Chicago Wiilto Sox lost to, Wash
ington today, 0 to 2, in a game
called In tho seventn on account
of rain.
Score: 11. H. E.
Washington , 10 o
Chicago ; 2 0 S
JoncH and Tate: Thomas, Blank-
cnshlp and Crouse.
CUBS BLANKED BYjOREGON SWAMPED
GIANTS' RALLY IN BUT SET RECORD
NINTH BEATS REDS
NEW YOliK, Moy 11. (ft)
Uuhe HonLon held tho Cuba to two
hltn today to Hive the Ulantu a G
to 0 vlitory. Dill Terry hit a
home run with buses full in- tho
eighth inning.
(Score: It. II. . E.
ChlciiRO - - 0 2 2
New York '. 6 - 1
Ulnke, Carl Hon und Orucej Ben
ton and HoKn.
STAUlfM. SKATTI.E, May II.
WPi Uy ihfovcrwhelmintr ttcore of
82 to 4U,the Univeraity of Vnnh
InKton, euMily defeated tho Uni
versity of Ore(?on todity. A new
world'M record in the disouB wua
announced for Kd Moellor, Ore
Kn, welnh ninn, when ho heaved
the flutter 16 feet 1 inch.
BOSTON, May U- lP) As tho
reHtilt of an cifiht run rally In
the third jnnInK tho Bonton Braven
defeated C'tnclnnnti today, the
score was & to 7.
Score: ? R. , H. 33.
Cincinnati ? 10 .5
Jionton - 8 t0 3
Donohuu, Klp and Oooch, Dix
on; Jones, Cuntwell und Taylor.
KUGIONK, Ore . .May 11. (A)
Oregon won the Baclfir: northwest
Intercollegiate golf chuni)Ionhlp
today hy defeating the University
of Watdiington three matches to
two. it was the first time Oregon
ever betted Washington and tho
WebfoolH wero extended to their,
UtmoRt to win. I
PHII-AfJKU'HIA. May '11. (ff)
Thtf Philadelphia NationalH druh
hed IMttuhurgh pitchers today and
won 11 to 0. Klein and Hurnt,
Phillies, , made two homers each
and P. Waner, Pittsburgh, made
orie.
Score': - 11. H.' E.
PlttHburgh (I 10 1
Phlliulelphla 11 14 1
Hill, Swetonle, DawHon nnd Har
grenves, HomHley; Itoy and Learln.
EUOKXE. Ore., May 11. (A7)
Oregon won tho Northern section ;
Pacific const conference toam ten-i
nls chnmplonshlp by defeat! nts the
University of Washington In
straight matches & to 0 In a duul
tournament today.
COMPANY
PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
SWIFT
North Fir St.
' Produce Dept. Phone 957
CASH BUYERS OF POULTRY EGGS and VEAL
We have an unlimited market for broilers.
Dispose of your cockrels and give your pullets the -re-
space. : - -v."
EUGENE, pre., May 11. (SP)
Washington Hmothered Oregori 15
to 3 in a Pacific coast conference
bnf"hnM fllugfest today.
; quired
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BROOKLYN, May il. (P)
Jess ilalncM outpitched William
Watson Clark to give tho Cardin
als their second straight victory
ovor the Xloblns today. Tho score
was 3 to 2- ('lark gave but four
hits whilo JIaincs allowed seven.
Score: R. fl. E.
fit. Ioulu 3 4 1
Brooklyn , '2 - 7 1
Halnos and WilHon; Clark and
Henllne.
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Kitten Ball League
Pulp vuult Klmor Xumbrunn,
M 0 tmtt .nhnni: Domiltl joni'H,
A.. Hocund; Wullaco J'toKuto. M.,
third.,
Shot put Wnllaco Wulcott. A.,
flim: C-lylc Fk'litn.r. M.. Kccond:
Donnld JonoH. A., third. Hccord
40 foot 0 lnrhoH. '
BtiMohall throw Hurnoll KoniH,
A., firm; Wnllnpn Wolaott, A., rpc
ond; Arthur Cook, M., third. Iloc
ord '-Ml foot 7 InohoK. '
Friday ovonlns tho F. O. klt
tonlmll loilin dofeuted tho Copco
WHrohoiiNO In a closo Kamo tho
I. O. had everything their own
way tip till tho 7th Inning, but
tho Copco put over li run In the
laHt frame. Kinal Hcuro i. O., 1:
Copco warehoiiKo 8.
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place in tho flrHt week.
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l-l'iwt Office 2
H-Hnldpr'H Dairy 2
3- MorchnntH 2
4- 111 Hchool 1
5- (lold Heal 1
(l-Copeo tlpneral 0
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HAND vs WOOD
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