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CARDS IN LEAD
Port - Side Saliva Artist
- ' Hands Cubs 6 to 3 Defeat
Grimes ; Chalks Up
Seventh Victory ' Ruth
Adds to Homer Harvest.1
; . By William J. C'lilpmnn, ! j .
AHHOciated Pros HportH Writer.1
r , Olaronco Mitchell, renowned a
tho only loft-handed spltball-r In
captivity, Rave further proof yes
terday thnt 'this In not hl only
claim to fame. The Brooklyn cnnt
off, rthvays supreme In a crlsjs,
pitched the Cardinals to a 6 tn, 3
decision over tho Cuba at Ht. LoUIh
In. the seftHon's flrnt aeml-criiclal
erleH, and thereby lifted his team
Into the, lead over Uh Chicago op
ponent by a margin of half a game.
j The veteran southpaw aided his
. own causo with a- triple. H,e also
i received- flrst-L'la9 backing from
Andy High, who hit a home-run
' ana two sing lea to drive In four
runs.
i 'tiurleigh Grimes pitched for the
i Pirates against Cincinnati yestor
: dav- This simple asseron i rap
Idly becoming synonymous with a
1 statement to1 the effect' that the
Pirates won, which they did yes
i teiday by C to Z,.' Tlve Buccaneers
: thus enabled their big spit bailor
; to enter his seventh successive vic
tory into his eredll, columnr at the
fexpense of Kppa Jeptha I.tlxoy. The
! Pirates, now- only three gumen out
of the h'ad, are the only club show
i Ing any Hlgnsiit the moment f, dis
' puting thq Cub-Cardinul siipreni
' ney. ': 1 '.-' ! ' " - ! ."
r The Phillies and the Robin were
i idle yesterday, and the Giants de
( feated the 'Braves by 11 to .4.
i j The day's campaign in the Amer
ican' league met. with the full ap
proval of Mr. QornVUub McGIUI-
-ruddy, even though tho Vankues
j defeated Iho Red' Hox by 7 to 6 at
Iloston. Mr. McCIilllcuddy', the
whllu, was ongaged, In the pleasant
tank of taking two from the. Sena
tors, each by a score of 0 to :8. Tho
Jtrowns got only an even break at
-'Cleveland, winning by. 7 to 6 after
the Indians had nosed out a 5 to
4. decision In, thq 13-lnnlng opener.
The double victory of the Ath
letics stretched the Macklan lead
to three guinea ovor tho Browns
and four over the Yankees. v
j Uabc lluth eighth home-run and
Tyn Lary's second. started the Yaw-.
I ken scoring nt Uoston, lmt; these
j two markers were far from enough,
j The Ifugmen had five errors eon-
ceaiuu auuui ineir persuni, uiui ine
display of these presented Hoston
with flvo, uiu-xpocted runs. A New
York drive for three in thei ninth
Just overmatched a!' Boston! coUn-ler-attack
for u single run In the
home half.
, Chicago nnd. Detroit wore rained
pua Xavln field. j
STANDINGS
OF THE ;
GLUBS.
Raclflo Oo,t
Leagi
W.
Pet.
.704
.509
'.G17
;.GI7
.600
.424
.;txr.
.377
Mission ......
bos Ani;ole8 ......
Oaklnml
San Krancisco
Hollywood ........
Sai-nimouto
Portland ... r...,
Seattle
... 38
... 33
... 30
... 30
... 28
25
... 20
... 20
National Leaguu
w.
Pet.
.HB7
.or.'i
.671
.483
.600
.407
.307
.345
St. Louis
ChlcaKo
Pittsburgh ....
Iloston
Plilladtilpliltv ..
Xew York ...
Cincinnati
Ilrooklyn
20
19
16
14
14
It
IV
10
i American League
I Phlladeliihla 23
Pet.
.733
.025
; .007
.669
.4K4
.375
.345
.207
!at. lunula 20
New York
IT.
19
15;
19
! Dutrolt
: Clovelaml
I Chicago
WaHlilnKton ....
iPoston
10
8
Coast League
? Yesterday
I . 1 1 4 K.
T.os Angeles ......U tl
PurMand ....j 4 11 1
Child und Handberg; Beck, Ches
te,rfieldi Powers and Woodall. ,
Sacramento ..... G VI '
UnMywood U ' 0
s (lould and Hevevcld: WeUel.
iMrCahe, Johns and Bassler, Cook,
n. . k.
Oakland - 0 A , 2
Missions ..,,. t 3 0
, DiigHu and Lomhaidt; Nelson
and Ha Id win,
n. b. k.
'San Frnnclaco 12 4
tMeallle .0 1 2
j- TMnntnn. Bavls and Heed; Qra
'ham and Htulnecke. ,
OVER
CIA
TRTBUNR MEPFQRD,
READY FOR LARGE
In view of what promises to be
one of therbest fight cards in Med
ford this season, one of the largest
crowds at a boxing smoker in
many months Is expected Monday
night at the armory, where four
six-round main event bouts will be
presented
Jack McCoy of Med ford, former
Seattle , boxer now making- his
home in this city, will meet Blllie
Church, well known Portland
boxer, for six rounds, with weights,
announced at 147 pounds each.
The boys are expected to put up
an unusually good battle. '
Pat Padelford, local pride,' will
be seen In action again at 133
pounds against Kd Krilemann of
Bend, and both are in hard train
ing for their number ' on the pro
gram. 1
Of especial Interest' is the bout
scheduled between' Red H or en wen
of Central Point and Frankle Mon-
,"oe or Hood Kiver. If Borenson Is
as good as he says he Is, Monroe
ti good fighter himself, will be
lucky it ho stays In the ring for
three rounds. Horenseh ha a hard
riunch and with It fought' to. the
chumpionship of the United States
army in New York and. New Jer
sey. Thnt was hardly more-than a
year ago, and since he was dis
charged from theuirmy, he tins not
been fighting. - :
- Steamhoat Jackson Lof. "-Klamath
FallH and Joe Corbett of Rose burg
will fight the first six round bout.
CUFF DURANT NO
INDIANAPOLIS, Tnd.,'May U.
fP)-rAutomobiles entered in the an
nual GOO-mlle race, io, be ft eld here
May 30. underwent their final. tear
ing down and rebuilding today in
preparation for tho qualifying
trials which will begin Saturday.
, , The cais must be driven at a
minimum averuge speed of fU) miles
an hour for 10 miles. The 33 fast
est of the 4 5 entered will he. cli-.
glbla to compete for the $.100,000
priza money. The drivers ha,vc ex
pressed the opinion that thej slow
est car to qualify .will a,vcra;'e, bet
ter than 100 miles an houtVjij ..
The withdrawal of Cllffi purant,
an
nuunceu last nigin. jjuranij,
Is 38 years old, soJtV Ho miA
felt "the reckless abandon)'
who
nger
nec-
OHsary for success og the speedway,
and was. ready to admit thnt;"fast
'riding is a youngster's game;' t.
GORGAS ESSAY PRIZE
W A S M NCI TON, :.ay 24. (yp)
i?resJdent, .Hoover todiv- , awarded
thfl Charles- R. Walgren prize of
$500 for the best essay on "The
Life and Achievements of AVIlllam
Crawford Oorgas and Their Rela
tion to Our Health" to Gertrude
Carter Htockard, a student of the
Home high school of Mountain
burs, Ark,
The essay ' contest, conducted
under the auspices of the Oorgas
Memorial Institute, was nation
wide in Its scopes .. '
Htate winners Included Jeanette
ToWum, of Portland, Ore., who will
receive a hronse (far gas medallion.
DERN BEATS PAP1QNAS
IN LAS VEGAS MATCH
:tti
LAS VEGAS,-Nov., May S4. (JP)
Irn I)ern of Salt Lake city defeat
ed I.eo Pnpionns of l.os Angeles hy
scoriae two successive fulhi in their
llgltt heavyweight match here last
night.. He took the flrijt wltl n
Kdnsors hold and the second with
a body slnni. y
PARIS. May 54. (P) William T.
("Klg Hill") Tllden scored A hulek
victory 8-1, 6-1, 6-1 over Heir
Wetjioh Oertnttn player. In the first
singles match of the International
hard court tennis championships
today. ,
Kiuncls T. Tlhnter also awept
through the first round defeating
Slgnor Del Rnno of Italy 6-lj 6-4,
.n. ., .
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'oftEfiQX, FRIDAY; MAY 2j 1929,
BASEBALL HEADS
HOPE FANS WILL
SUPPORT EFFORT
Paul Taylor, who fu engineering
!lhe "come-back" of baseball- in
these parts, reports that the infield
'of the Med ford team held a lively
' practice last evening, and showed
jup strong. There will be a game
Buntlay at the fair grounds, ngalnst
Ashland, starting at 2 o'clock. The.
Ashland team, under the guidance,
of Polk Nlnlnger, and with a num
ber of normal school players, is
also practising nightly.
The backers of the team would
like to see a good sized 'crowd at
the game Sunday, to give assur
ances that they have the moral
support of the fans, . There will be
no salaried players, nnd the circuit
will be operated- on fhe profit shar
ing plnn, with the champion team
getting a jackpot. . .
The Owen-Oregon company ivill
have a team. Manager James Owen
being a red-hot baseball fan.
Jack Hughes, will probably pitch
for Med ford Sunday, and Manager
Taylor has a couple of other pros
pects, who can be used In a pincti.
The Dunn brothers. Con ley and
Mahoney, are among -the lnflelders
reporting for practise. Karl (Flea)
Davis will do the umpiring and
fancy talking nt the game Sunday.
... J. Court Hall is. chief counsel
nnd grand advisor of the Med ford
team. - ,
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DEFEAT HARVARD
EUGENE, Ore.
May 24.T---W)
Piaylna their irst telegraphic:
golf.
match in . history, University of
Oregon golf team' defeated Har
vard tinherslty VdnejSday. 12S
points to S2. Oregon totalled 67
the. first day of play and &C tho
second'. ' When Harvard p-nde :ft
and- 43. tjninta. were awarded, on
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Straw Hats
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Beautiful shapes a;d colors
of Oriental, Sorrento and
, Ventura Milans, Leghorns
.. and Pedalines. : !
$2.95 to $595
Boys' Linen
GolF Knickers
Alade of fine quality linen-j
in ilain or fancy patterns.
$1.95 to $2.95
for par on a hole. Two for a birdie
nnd three for an eagle. Tne offi
cial match score was. Oregon 3,
Harvard I. Those winning matches
were -Mo, Will and Pntmberg for
Oregon, and Baldwin, fui; Harvard.
GORMAN CAVES RIB""
OF
BAKER, Ore., May 24. UP)
Nails Oorman o( Baker won by a
njcnnicHi KnorKou.t in tne sevemn
round of
scheduled
10-rounfl
ani in
fight with
Leo Stokes,
whirlwind main event here last
night. . Stokes, declaring . he- had
received a broken rib, quit as his
second threw in the towel a few
seconds after the start of . the
seventh round. ' ' , -
IDENT
WASHlXGTOX, May 24
Henry Ford was a luncheon guest
of President Hoover today and 'aft
erward said he had discussed the
prohibition question with. the chief
executive. :
: The automobile manufacturer de
clared that absolute enforcement
of the prohibition laws must come
and asserted that the laws must be
enforced, rather than modified.
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SENATE TO QUIZ U. P.
WASHINGTON. -May 24. (IP)
j The senate rules committee de
cided today, to hold open, hearings
Monday, at the time it otesttons
Paul Mullon, a United Press cor
respondent, on the source of the
Information of the roll call carried
by that press service and several
newspapers, purporting to show the
vote on confirmation of Irvine Len
roat as judge of the court of cus
toma appeals. '
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$40.00 to $65.00
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Tn summer suits, because the fabrics must be light and porous,"
fine tailoring becoines more difficult than lisual, and more im-i
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$19.50 to $27.50
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broadcloth shirts with pre-shrunk
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$1.75 to $2.50 value. , .
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Ages 3 to 8. Fast colors.
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fJ:' WASHINOTON, May Je. )
The intor-departmental commltteo
on alrvi'aya, composetl of officials
of the postofflce anrt commerce
departments today heard proiosil
by consresslonal iepresenlativew
from Washington and Oregon and
y uumiiibhm ipu.im ui ."
v
between Pasco nnd Taconia.
warning against oangers ra. -
tanusning line cureciiy rrom i-u.:..
to Tttcoma. Representative Korell
Oiegon.urged that the line oxl'ind
from l'asco to Portland, ' and
thence north to Tacoma.
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INDIANA KLAN HEAD
1XDIANAPOL1S. Iml.. May 24.
(P)-' Joseph Hufiington, former
liead of th Ku Klux Klan in In
diana, was sentenced to two years'
imprisonment olt Leavenworth fed
eral prison and fined (100 In fed
eral court here this afternoon. He
was convicted recently with three
other persons on charges of vio
luting the; Dyer automobile theft
act, ; . i
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'-JCBW YORK, May 24. VP) lt; ,)0rfectlv safe for the youngest
The ; stock market turned ex- j j,,,, Use' it freely und as often
tremely reactionary again today. M needed', specialists" advise. A more
after an early period of strength. 1 J1.rtti jOBli is all it takes to comfort
A heavy wave of selling In the.jj reii,.vi. older children when lever-
last hour t ut down or wiped out' i6uliesa, jad breath, no appetite, colds, )
many ot the early gains and sentl ,tC i 9)10W need a. good purging,
n-long list of issues, down 1. to - j"lie mark of sciiuiwe Caatoria is the
points Ijelow yesterday's final quo-, -.'letcher signature on the wrapper,
lutions. The selling was attrih-; took, for it to avoid imitations. '!
uted to speculative uneasiness ovcr
the federul reserve rediscount situ
ation and Scnatur King's roioal
for a congressional investigation (
ot credit. :
Speculators who bought oavly ,
hastened to let go when they
ithat prices of the recognized leao
; era were rapidly losing ground.
The closing was heavv. Sales to-
nletl nhout .1.300.000 aharea.
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fretful, feverish, colicky, constipated
or stuiTcd up with cold give a few
diois of this pure vegetable, pleasant
tasting preparation. It comforts Baby
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Swimming Suits
Boys' $4.00
Youths' $5.00
Men's $6.00-$6.50
Boys' Cotton
Swimming Suits
75c and $1.00
Boys' All-Wool Suits ;
$1.00 to $4.00
Men's All-Wool Suits
$3.50 to $6.00
' Boys'
' Corduroy
Longies
2.75
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