MEDFORD ITML TRfBUyE, BEDFORD, OREfiOX, SUXD'AY. MAY in, irca
PAOTC TITRET!
BOY SCOUT MEET
3
CARDINALS LOSE
DlutU. burner decided the mime of
lr i the CSiuntH had tied the scurv
with one run In the ninth. Tho
Drnvm won the opener 5 to 4.
Second game: H H. K.
New York .. 8 t
MoHton 6 12 S
Walker, Judd and O'Karrell;
Cantwell and Tuylor. Collins.
New York. 4 7 0
Boston 5 1 0
Uenewiett, Benton and Hunan;
11. Smith and Taylor.
BEAVERS FALTER
TO LOSE IN 1 2TH
uril (hue aftuiiiKt Oregon State c
Ipkc to win tho annual dual moot
79 to 52, nearly duplicating their
victory over th University of Oro-
ttbu relay. lton Johnson,
;(iKn St (i to. tnriHMl in mi unex-
liKinaRCil to pet ported rirnt il:irt wht'ii ho nutted,
one more lieu, uWt Hni -Wiishlnton, by u Touti
Koii n week uo ly aiunmiing S2 - won
ppintH.
Orepon Sfto
four fil'HtH flUll
while the TltiNktpR took nine and ) in the itmrter mile.
..Boy Kcoutroap three of -Me1-oii
wort the Boy . Scout annual
field and track . meet 'M- the fair
.srounda 'yesterday by a landslide
score of 65 'point, with troop 8
second with S2 pointn. and troop 9
1$. points. Only one outside en
trant took part and that waa troop ,
JS of Talent, fourth. : A silver lov-i
'lng'cup was awarded to tho win-1
nlng troop, which will hold U for
one year, but must win H three
times to hold it permanently.
Pennants will be awarded to the
next two winners, asrwcll oh the
champions. . . ' . . . ,
r First, place; for---Inspection,-. 'ln
cludingVondltlon of troop, appear
ance and general set-up, was
taken by Jrodp 3. . Troops S and 23
took the next two places, respec
tively. ;'
;, .Results of the meet were as follows:-!;-.-.'...
T . ''.
: DO. yard dash, class A Johnnie
Shurtllff, troop 3, first; Htnnley:
Hensen,' troop 9, second; -Emcrlck
Jones, troop 23, third. Jlecord
Seven seconds. , -
! ,0-yard dash, class B Kenneth
, kamberg, 33, first; Robert. Boyd.
'8,' aecondl Bob Lewis, ' l,i third.
Record Seven and one-flfih sec-
1 onds. . y .-f "' "
a.&O-yari: dash;-- class .C Roger
; Headlee, 3. first; Donald "Wold. 3.
second; Donald --v.Boyd, 8. third.
-Ktfcbrd Seven seconds. ' - .'.;
..vj 00-yard dash, clnsH A John
' Shurtleff, first, Stanley Unnsen, ',
(wdond; Smith, 1,: third. Record
13 seconds. ... " ', . .
', 100-yard dash; class B Lewis,' 1,
iirst: Robert Boy, 8. second: Kd-
wtn Peters. 3, third. . Record
13.3 seconds. 1
.'.100-yard dash, class C Roger
Headlee, 3. first: Don Wold, 3, sec
ond: . Conway - Latham, 8, third.
Record 13.1 seconds.
Fire by friction Lavon Dun
ford. 9. first. No time.
.'(' Knot-tycinc contest Troop 3.
first, Billy Cummlngs. Lucian
Rodggcrs, Kenneth Anderson, Mor
ris Peters, Russell Newcomb, Rog
er Headlee, Dick Brown, Martin
Webb. Troop 8, second, Conway
Xatham, Don Boyd, Robert Boyd,
Robert Fowler, Stewart Good, Joe
, Price, Bernell Slcad, Robert. Dlck-
erson. . Troop 1, third, Marshall
Burrows; Alberts, Denha'rov Lewis,
ijjfoung, Dupray, Cobloigh. ;
Wall scaling Troop 3, first, set
ting new troop record of" 37 soc
. nndii. - KlKhti-hovs ..mti'-afi yards.
scale 954-foot Svall and then run
20 mora yards.: Members of foam,
( Allen Rodgcrs. ' John ' i Shurtlctf,
Billy. Cummlngs.-BussftH Xcwoomb;
Rogdr WeadVe. Jjdhn "Wiles; Martin
Webb, Bob Kelly. Troop 9, second,
' time 68 seconds; members, Stan
Hansen, Herbert Harper, Albert
Willlaths. Jean Moffatt, . . BUI
Walker,. Lucian Smith, Lavon Dun
ford, Marion Llttrcll. Third, troop
8, 78 seconds: members. Conway
Latham: Joe Pierce, Donald Boyd,
Robert Boyd,Stcwart Good, Kred
ette Kindred, Bob . Fowler. John
Vos. Troop '83 was fourth with
79 seconds' time. '
Dressing race Dick, Brown,; 3,
first; Lpwcll Dupray. 1.' second;
Donald Boyd, 8, third. Record
One minute and 03 seconds. V y
..J.Pony express race Don Wold, -3.
first; Donajd Boyd, 8, second t La
von Dunford, s, .'third.; . Record-
30. seconds. . ' '
; .Signaling Troop 3. flrati mem
bers, Billy Cummings.. Allen Rodg
ers, Rogef Headlee, Martin AVebb,
Troop 9, second, with Lavon Dun
ford, Billy Walker. Stanley Hen
sen and Billy Barnum,
. , Tug-of-war Troop 23. first,
with John Kclty, Herbert Nichols,
Ray Ward. Ed Learning, Chester
Kamberg. Kenneth Kambcrg, How
ard Work, Emcrlck Jones, Herbert
Connors. Troop 3, second, with
Rogbr Headlee, Donald Wold, Rus
sell Newcomb, Martin Webb, John
Wiles. Kennoth-. Anderson Tom
Fuson, Jr., .Bob Kelly. Troop 8.
third. . - ;-'
440-yard flag relay race Troop
8.1 first. In one minute, six sec
onds, with Roger Headlee, Donald
Wold,' Edwin Peters and John
Phurtleff. Troop 8, second, with
Conway Latham. Robert Boyd, Joe
Pierce, Bow Fowler. Troop S3,
I third, with Chester Kamherir. John
Kclty, Maharry, Dave .Wlnklemnn.
, Cross-country distance measur
ing by pacing Troop ," 'first, with
Martin' Wobb And Roger Headlee.
Troop 8. second. With Don Boyd
and .Conway Latham. Troop 23,
third. . .... 1 ' . '
v WARHINOTON (P) An eslinint
odj 300 nurses wore added to the
American Red Cross corps during
"Jano .. Delano' recruiting week"
when trained nurses all over the
country gavo ' talks before girl
srnlors In high schools and young
er nurses .In hospitals to encoursgo
enlistment In the corps.'
SICATTLK. May IS. WJ-TfThrco
hits In the ISlh Inning gnvo Scut
tle the run needed to break a tied
score and tho Indians finished ono
ahead of Portland today a 3 to 2
score. The series now stands 3
to 2 in favor of Portland.
its hits count taking the firsUU''U"'c neauer nars ( r"
c. it . i f.. ; vide the aav s suoiia. jjiuumjh irifiltind a" v
Miiinr'M t.-.... ,m. in ih.. won the opener by 20 to 16, and . Seattle 3 13
ninth inninn ' or the lirst irame mads a triple piny In the fifth In. Mnhaftey and Woodnll
1 l. t.. nlnir. '
WASHINGTON,
Philadelphia won
'from ' Washington
PHILADELPHIA. May IS. W)
double-header! The Phillies defeated Brooklyn by
6 In the sccontl game oi u
to dl-
May J8. P) !
today making' 3
scored Fox, who. had singled
left, with the winning run.
First game: IX.' H. E.
Philadelphia .' : .7 12 ...2
Washington S "11 2
Quinn, ' Collins, and Cochrane;
Brown, Hopkins and Ruel; . -t
1 Second game: ' R. H. "E.
Philadelphia 5 7 t
Washington 4 6 2
i Walberg, ; Enrnshaw, . Orwoll,
Rommcll and Cochrane; Jones,
praxton and Tate.
DETROIT. May IS. (P) The
Detroit Tigers defeated the Chi-.
caso Whlto Sox, 11 to 4, hero to-i
day. Uhle pitchd for Detroit and
turned In his seventh straight vic
tory. . .. . V-
v .' ' . " R. H. E.
Chicago- 4 Z
Detroit - ;. ..r.ll )7 .1
' Adkjns, Blankenshlp and Crousc,
Uhle and Phillips.
1
Col-
tonl. iJimanskl. Plpgras and Stcin
ecke. .
H. E".
14 2
12 0 . .
inlnich;; San Fruneisco .....' ,
- j Los Angeles v...
H. K;i- Davis and Itecd;'
' 30 0 Hannuh, Warren.
. 17.. 0; . ...
Second game: - R.
Brooklyn ' ; 6
Philadelphia 8
''Ferguson, Dudley and 1
Sweetlandand Davis.
i First game: , R.
Brooklyn ......;....4....20
Philadelphia 16
McSwceney, Moss. Koupal.and
rtKat.p.. fnllinn . HolloWaV.
Green and Lerlan. , Sacramento
i Hurst. Young and
PITTSBURGH, May 18.--UP) jaould and Severeld.
Pittsburgh came fro mbchlnd to:'.
Oakland
R. ' H. B
..6 8. 1
.. 3 "' 9 . 0
ciijld t and
R. H. E j
..3 8 0
..4 8 0
Loin bard I:
defeat St. Louis, 6 to 3.
R. . H. E.
St Louis 3 8 . . 0,
Pittsburgh 6 11 0
. Khcrdcl and Wilson. Smith; Fus
sell' Kremer and llargrcavos. '
; 4 . .
R. . H. E
Hollywood 8 15 0
Missions 4.8 2
Hulvey and Cook: l'lllette,' Nel
son, Lockwood and IJrenzel. .
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H
; 1
' 1
Dc-
', First game: . R.
Bostbn ' ..t......'...'!.... 2
New York 0 '1
' MacFaydon, Durham and
berry; Pennock and Dickey; ,
Second game R. ' H. E.
Boston : 0.1 2
New York 5 8 0
M. Gaston and Hcving; Plpgras
and Dickey.
CHICAGO, May 18. WP) Tho
Cubs made it throo straight over
tho Cincinnati Reds today, blank
ing them 7 to 0. Cuyler led the
Chicago attack with four hits In
five times at bat. '
- R. H. r E.
Cincinnati ; 0 0 ' 1
Chicago - 7 12 0
May, Kemmer rind Gooch; Root,
Grace and Gonzales.
BOSTON. May 18. W). Tho
Giants gained an oven break i with
the Braves by winning tho second
gamo of'today's .double header, -6
to 5. in ten innings. Melvin Ott's
Kitten Ball League
' ThV-onol of the second, week of
the Itlttcn ball league finds two
toams" undefeated, tho Gold Seal
and the Post Office. Kuch. toaiu has
won all games played.. '"Thursday
evening the Post Office crew de
feated the High School In a holly
contested game, tho score being
tied threo times. Final score: .Post
Office 7,; High School 6. Friday
evening the Gold Seal trimmed
Snldor's Dairy. 20 to 4.
Team Standing,
BY
SQUAD
. CpfWALLIS, Ore;,1 May 18. (P)
Tho University of Washington's
undented trackmen turned In ree-
W.
Gold Seal5 4
Post Office 3
Sriider's Dairy 3
Merchants 3
Copuo General 2
High 8chool 1
Gates & Lydiard... 1
Copco Warehouse ' 1
Mall Tribune .- 1
Street Department " 0
'" ;
Mail Tribune ads are read
20.000 people every day. -
H Women's Hose
1 $1.00 Pair
ESSilk from top to toe with
! pointed heel.
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of the constitution may follow in the
trtdc of a disordered system, impover
ished blood or inactive liver. Don t run
h ri.lr I Fir Pltrrr'l Hnlden KfedlCll
Discovery is an alterative extract of
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u n. L IJ. tin. Wrrr'm DivOTfV
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If your dealer hasn't h, send 65c
for the tablets to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo,
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Co-operative Buying and Factory Co-operation Allow Us to Offer These
w . o , . Timely Specials for Thrifty Medford Shoppers , . ., ,
BRlNO THIS COUPON-;
to'" our. store between May 20. ftfid 25
with 99 ! w'c will present you
with ljfS-'q'uart panel alumiiium (lou
ble' bpiler with colored handle knob,
worth 1.00, and n large 35c size pack
age of Alhers' Carnation Oatmeal.
TEAR THIS COUPON OUT
and bring to our Htore between May
20 and 25.' It entitles you to purchase
lj-quart panel aluminum percolator
99$ and receive a free oii-cpound
00c size of famous Golden West Cof
fee. This is n genuine non-profit fac
tory offer.
NEW HAVEN WATCH
New Haven nationally advertised typn top
quintet watch in chromium! case. . Will
never tarnish or wear,. Guaranteed $2.00
value ........,...:.... $1.73
DUSTING BRUSHES
Colored hnndles. Special ."......,....48.
NOW IT'S FLASHLIGHT TIME '
Cells for your flashlight. Spl. each 9t ::
, CUP, SAUCER AND PLATE
of Bavarian .Lustre. Set of three beauti-'
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CURTAIN RODS
Brass plated extension rods. Special.
while they last .....;,:.....'.......9
r IMPORTED DECORATED JUG ' '
Of lustre, worth 50c ..........i..9
CHILD'S GARDEN SET
Three ' pieces rake,' hoe, shovel. , "Well
built and timely, -a. ,........v..47
KLEENIT METAL SPONGES , 1
For pots and pans, 2 ior .zz... 9
LIPPED MEASUR- CUP
Pink or green. Kaeh :...w..... 9
PINK ORANGE BOWLS
,A real special at 98
v '12-OZ. 0', CEDAR OIL
Standard COc size at'i........ 49
. FACTORY CO-OPERATIVE OFFER
Dominion round guaranteed nickel-plated
waffle iron. . ' '
..Complete with' cord -L..J. 4$10.00
Syrups on plate, regular..:...., 1.00
Marmalade on plate'....'. - 1.00
"Total value
Special full set ....
$12.00
, 8.68
WROUGHT IRON BRIDGE LAMP
Complete with electric cord mid attract
ive decorated paper shade. May spe
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VIM NICKEL ALARMS
Guarantited Special 83
. - 18 PINK' SPIRAL' TUMBLERS '
VBeautifu glass sets of 18. May special-
1, '.$1.19
ALUMINUM SALT AND PEPPERS
Beautiful shape, highly polished. Spe-
oial, pair 38
MOP HANDLES ".
An extra special at, each 14
0 'CEDAR WALL DUSTER
A real May special at .-.....,83
REFRIGERATOR AND UTILITY . SETS
4 pieces of clear crystal. Special, per
set '- 46
DUST PAN FREE WITH BROOM
Heavy, durable broom in colors. Special
at I..: 99
. Dust pan PRICK.
GLASS MIXING BOWLS
5 'pieces, clear crystal .........49
GOLF BALLS ON SALE "
Live golf balls, made by a nationipl manu
facturer. Kaeh 39
ELECTRIC HOT PLATE
Dominion two-burner . plate. Guaran
teed. Special at $5.89
PONTIAC
26-piece Xirkel Silver Set C knives, (i
forks, G teaspoons, 6 tablespoons, 1 butter
knife, I sugar shell. Beautiful pattern.
Will last indefinitely.
Special while they last $3.98
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