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Washington Squad Qualifies
for Nine Places in Finals
I Oregon Seven 0. .S. C.
Six Rain Casts Doubt
On Record Hopes.
Kitten Ball League
ny Frank Gorrl
(Associated Press Sport Writer)
' KOOKNE, Ore., Juno 1. OF)
A forecast of rnln cant a shadow
over the northern division Pacific
Coast conference track and field
meet here today, when a mighty
band of athletes the finest collec
tion of track talent ever developed
in tho Pacific northwest was
ready to give the acid test to 15
conference records.
"Probably rain Saturday" was
the weather bureau's forecast last
night which rocked tho hope of
a number of cinder artists who
were being counted upon to shat
ter conference marks of from one
to .five years old.
In, tho preliminaries the Unlver
uitv nf Washington sound qualified
for nine places In this afternoon's
finals. The University of Oregon
captured seven positions, Wash
ington and Oregon Htate coIIokcs
each won six, and the University
of Montana one. The University
of Idaho, the other entrant In tho
annual moot, did not have starters
' in tho five events, namely, loo and
22Q-yard dashes, high and low
hurdloB and 440-yard run.
Tho powerful Washington com
bination, which has swept aside
all Pacific northwest competition
this year, was a heavy favorite to
win the meet, while Oregon and
Washington Htate colleges ranked
a close second in the dope.
LA COSTEWEARS
BIG BILL' 001
TOTl
nni.AKii n a Ft uoh STADIUM
PAItlH, Juno 1. UP) Hene I.a
costs contiueratl 1IH1 Tllden today
In one of the greatest of their series
of Franco-American tennis battles.
Winning their seml-flnal round duel
In tho Krcnch chumplonsliips, s-i.
-o, n-7, 6-8.
Ijacosto'a victory assured an nll-j
French final for tho singles title,
as Kronk Hunter, Tilden's tennis
comrade, was eliminated previously
by Jean Ilorotra.
Ulg Hill, who always gl-os his
followers a renl run for their mon
ey,' thrilled tho thousands In the
third set. Itcole had outplayed
him by a wide margin m smashing
aHitmla by a miraculous rally In the
through the first two sets and had
Itnlned a lead of 6-3 In the third
when Tllden flashed four games
nf. the innnlN that made him a
champion of champions five or six
years ngo, to run out the set.
Tt t,.nl Inn miicli fill! (if him
however, and even with tho help
of the 10-minutc rest period which
followed, ho wan no ma'.eh for
cosle In the fourth, set which went
to the Frenchman with loss of but
three games.
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HUSKIES HOLD lT'.f ..
'EDGE IN ME BENCHES STARS ytj, t
QUALIFICATION IN DESPERATION f!;' City JLOt
' 1 Meusel, Koenig, j: '
'&W& Cards Again Leading Pi- T.! t3tL " Vtor ILuLALJl. IL-V
t-SHw rate Crew. Mrnrnnn ornrnin Ul i
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Al.'CiUKTA, Oa. (Pi Presence of
Ty Cobb on the golf links near
Augusta has strengthened the be
lief hore that one of baseball's
most colorful figures has quit the
gume for good.
Ho long as Cobb was keeping his
batting eye, he shunned golf, say
ing It might Interfere with his
hitting. Hut now the fnmous Cobb
is a regular visitor to the golf
links, where he is throwing his
power Into drives, and his tech
nique into mashle shots.
Ty Is showing the name natural
swing and coordination o eye,
mind and muscle that nf"4 . him
one of baseball's greatest hitters.
IKE MATCH
HAGEN WINNER
J!y William J. tTlilpman.
Associated Press Bporta Wrltor
Those gargantuan numbers on
the backs of the Yankees will
come In handy on tho bank of
the llarlom today. Homo of the
boys aro going to be missing ond
strange, if not altogether now,
faces will appear in their stead.
Habitues of tho Ituppart rampart
may strain their oyes, but they
won't find Hob Meuscl, for ln-
un..n In tit, I lltielin.
Miller lluiglns admmcu xnia a
his shattered force retreated to
homo fortification before dawn to
day under cover of benevolent
darkness. While confessing that
Mmtu,.rH ffiiiurn to start either of
the lust two games In Washington
was due to no mistake in nanauig
In the batting order, tho midget
manager surrendered other Items
of social Interest.
Mr. Mark A. Koonlg, he said,
would give up third basing for
time In favor of liono uoiieri-
son, the bench hand. io au-
..,.t,n,. alon Wnllld rODlOCO Mr.
i.vnford Larv at shortstop, Cor
poral Huggins continued. Ho dis
closed all this juggling wnn u
attitude of Borne one who Intends
to close his eyes and hope for
the bent, topping off his remarks
with tho assertion that he would
bench even Ituth if tho exigencies
of tho situation seemed to aemunu
it
RESULT BRILLIANT
F
RETURN TO
m,ACKWKI.L PA UK, Ulrmlng-
hnm. Kill!.. June 1. (ft) Walter
llagon defeated Archie Compston
one up. In a Jtl-holo golf match
.wl.iv .ntnliitr ri-nm behind to win
after Coinpston had won a 3ti-holo
match from hint yesterday at Moot
Pnlll 7 1111,1 H.
Ilngcn gave a big gallery from
mid hi ml dies n great thrill when
ho defeated Cumpstnn nt tho 36th
hole. It was ono of the most sen
sational victories of his remarkable
career. Ileaten to a rian.le uy tne
big Kngllshman at Mor Park
i.t,.,lnv. Ilio Amer can seemed HIS
.,u,.,n miH there were retldl'ts 111'
it It-lit ciincel the lilrmlliKnam en-
Kiigemeilt. Instead, he had a good
time in London until the cany
hour of this morning and arrived
at lllackwell not only on time but
i tiiiin-ter of all hour ahead or time.
II n u en llHUllllv Is lato for his
tnntt'heM lit Klltflnild.
L'tinr dttwn aftern Ino holes, "Tin
llaig" came back to square the
match at the mm. lie wynt -one
up for the flint time In the two
,l.,vK' ulitv nt I in LMltn note, out
nti.,1. '! linleK wiim nunin one down
lie squared the match again, how
ever, and went on to win at the
home hole.
Coast League
Yesterday
STATE POPPY SALES
Medford enjoyed the second
largest , Memorial day poppy sale
In the stato, according to Mrs. I,ee
Oarlock, president of tho Amer
ican legion Auxiliary, who spon
sored the local sale. Portland came
first, ond nono of the other cities
in the state reached Medford's rec
ord Bale of 4500 popples.
All proceeds from tne saie win
tn the rtennrtment treasurer.
and are budgeted for hospital and
child welfare activities, one-tnira
of the amount will be roturnod
hum for local needs of disabled
veterans and their families. The
popples coat $19 per thousand, tne
Oregon department giving to non
compensated veterans ono cent a
poppy for manufacture.
Daily Meteorological Report
Kanrday. June 1, 1929
Medford and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Sunday. Rising
temperature. Sunday- Humidity
above normal. .-
Cloudy tonight and
Oretrnn
Fighting fire with firo In a Sun(lav niiB temperature Sun
sort of curtaln-rlser to general Humidity above normal.
outbreak or inientc-iiuiu" , w
scheduled today, tho American
league leading athletics matched
hnrd knocks with tho tigers at
Shibo l'ark yesterday. Duo to a
ninth Inning amnusn oi
Itnmmel, who nevcrthelims escaped
...it. i.i iir the Hernials out
shone the Macks on safe hi:i by
15 to 14, but Mr. Mcuiiiicuuujr
marched serenely from tho prem
ises with tho decision in run,
9 to C. ... . ,.
This victory stretched tne ui
letlo lead to five games over the
Hrowns ond to eight over the
Yankees. Jimmy Koxx again won
tho hitting halo wltn m" niui"
, tt. i n nnti a HinKi'i
Only two sklrmiBiinH iook
along the National league mint,
but thorni novorlhclcHB offered ,the
Cardinals a chance to regain the
lead, which they did. The lied
lllrds again repulsed i.iuoiuiim.
by 8 tu 1. as tho heavy guns
a,. Plilllles fired a broadi'lde
which sent the I'lrnto craft, to iin
bottom. The figures were tu to i.
Tho result of these battles eni
the Carillnnla Into first place again
with a margin of ono game over
the CorHalrH.
The l'hllly victory over the Pi
rates was marked by Chuck
Kllon's 12th home run und Krank
ODoul's lath. Klein took the
Inter-league lead. (Maude Wll
loiiKhby was unable to finish, but
won.
Ixicnl Rata
e.
Temperature (degrees).. 58 3
Highest (lost 12 hours)., mi
Ijiwest (Inst th hours)
Kel. humidity (pet.) SO 88
i,..a..iitt,tlnn (inches) 16 T
Stale of weather Cloudy Cloudy
Lowest temperaturo this morn
ing, 38 degrees.
Total precipitation slnco Sep
tember 1, 1928. 1 1.06 Inches.
CALIFORNIA GIRL
Teniticratuie a year ago today:
Highest, 82: lowest, n
Hiin-Knt to'dav. 1:40 I), in.
Hunrlso Sunday, 4:37 a. m.
Sunset Sunday. 7:40 p. m.
T)TwOTvntitniM Tilitetl nt ti A. M.,
I2inii Meridian Time
CITT
2 3
: "3
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K.
n. li.
San Francisco 4 9 1
Portland 1
(ioinei and Keed; K u 1 1 o r t o n.
Power and Woodall.
H. II. 15.
Oakland 8 0
Hollywood 8 12 0
Jeffeoat, Kalrh and Head; llcl
tepback and ltaler.
II. K
1 I 3
12 0
Novels
K.
K.
Sacramento 7
Missions f
Keating and Severeld;
and Hoffman.
n. II
1 .- Antroli'M 4 1 Ti 8
ScHttle 4 15 3
i. I'litt, I'olor ond Bundborsi Kil
WBidn and Cox.
U4 Inning; ralhd on account of
AarkncHs.)
STANDINGS
- OF THE -
CLUBS,
Pacific Coast l,ri)riie.
W.
Missions 44 19
l,os Angeles 37 28
Sun Francisco 37 30
Hollywood 31 30
Oakland. SI S3
Saernmenlo 28 40
Piirlliind 23 38
Seattle 22 88
DEFEATS ENGLISH
STAR SEMI-FINAL
linker City 82 38 Kaliy
Ul.nmrck 66 48 Cloudy
llolse 66 46
Denver 74 64
Dos Moines .... 76 t.4
Fresno 1' 44
Helena SO 62
Uis Angeles .... 66 64
Marshfiold 60 40
Phoenix 90 60
Portland 66 48
Hod llluff 62 48
Hoseurg 60 40
Salt iJlko City 82 64
San Francisco.. 6S 60
Santa Fc 70 4lt
Seattle 6 46
Spokane 70 46
Walla Walla.... 6
Winnipeg 62 44
I V. DICK.
Moteorologtat.
Monday
The week beginning Monday will af
ford one of the final opportunities to
buy city lots in some of the most desir
able residential districts of Medford.
This will be your opportunity to se
cure a desirable lot at a low price and
at almost your own terms.
$
0
$
Down JJ
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Per
Month
Natlotuil liOiiitm'.
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SI. Loiila 26
Pittsburgh 23
Chicago 22
Philadelphia 19
New York 17
Huston I"
lirnoklyn 1
TO PLAY HERE SUNDAY
Tho Medford and Ashland base
ball teams will cross bats tomorrow
afternoon at the falrgrniinds In the
second game of the season. Jack
Hughes will do mound duty for the
locals, who have perked up In their
plavlng. as a result of steady pruc
tlce. The Ashlsnd team has been
doing the same thing. A number
of new players have reported this
week. In response to a call by Man
ager Paul Taylor for recruits. 11
J probable that the Southern "re
oa league, now In course of for
mation, will be !n operation by the
following Sunday, when Klnmiilll
Fulls wiil piny here.
Cincinnati 13 26
American Umgne.
w.
Philadelphia 2!
St. Louis 25
New York SO
Detroit - 24
Cleveland 19
Chicago 16
Washington 13
UtiStOU II
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Knln
Main
Haln
Cloudy
Begin investigating today. See
any member of the Medford
Realty Board. They have the
exclusive sale of the lots, to
gether with complete descrip
tions, prices and terms.
Itdl.ANIJ riARKO STADll'M.
PliliB, June 1. (A'f Helen Wills
today entered the final round of
the French tennis championship In
which she Is defending her wo
men's singles crown, defeating
.Miss lilleen llenentt, llngllsh star.
In the seml-flnal by a score of
6-2. 7-6.
Due partly to a close line de
cision In her favor which caused
her deliberately to throw away
two points, the American nuoen of
tho court has a rainy narrow es-
etno from losing a set for tne
flint timo since tho Kngllsh cham
pionship ot ISI27. Although there
never was any question ot .Mlssj
Wills' ultimate victory, the F.ni:-
lluh nluvei. itcbleved the earn feat
of forcing n set to deuce against I
tho champion or tnice nations
when she mode a courageous hid
for the second set. ,
Ilnrnirji nne nf Frnnee's
fahtoua "Three Musketeers" of the
tennis court, eliminated rramis T.
Hunter in the quarter final of the
French tennis championship to
day, s-s, m-s. t-o. s-o, o-t.
Curd of Tluinks.
We wish to express our since
thanks to our friends nnd neigh
bors for the klndneiwi nnd sympathy
during the sickness ond death of
our beloved wife and mother: also
for the beautiful flowers and words
of comfort of Itov. Hoese and n. i
A. H. J. M. Ouches and Family. I
Clean cotton rags wanted at Mnll
Tribune offleo. :
Inquiries are already pouring
into local realtors, indicating
unprecedented interest in this
f inal sale of City Lots. Those
who come first will be served
first and will receive the choice
lots.
Get in Touch With Any of Following Members of
Realty
Board
,3S9
.
Crimson clover l especially
adapted to the south Atlantic
ma es. where It thrives durlnn the
long period of moist, rool weather
from September to May,
LinLE FELLOW SOGKS
NKW YORK. June 1. ?)
'The strongest man In the world"
t.,) billed St Coney Island, six feet
tall, weight 225. bites railroad
spikes and the like, has been
beaten up by a little fellow. War
t.p Lincoln TrlV prosecuted Wil
liam Pollock. 6 feet 2, we'ght IIS.
aged a. fur assault. They had
a row over a realty deal, and
tt illl.ni Uwnnif tinilminterf A
... ... , " I
HUIKC tt-t I, till pVI .
10 REGAIN LAURELS
KfOEXB. Ore., Juno 1 Mi
Cioorge "Wildcat" Pete eam luck
last night to regain the Junior
middleweight wrestling champion,
ship In a hard match with Hobln
lteed of Reedsport. An airplane
spin which left Heed grokgy for
the third set-to. won the second
fall for Pete and paved the way
for the final fall and victory. Pe'.e
required only seven minutes for
th fall with a half nelson nnd
crotch hold. Reed took the first
fjitt In an hour and 23 minutes
with a body aclssora.
Reed gave up the belt he won
from Pete in their sensational
bout two week nso.
BASEBALL
SUNDAY
2:30 P. M.
JACKSON COUNTY
FAIR GROUNDS
MEDFORD
vs.
ASHLAND
Admission, 50
Children 25
Barnes, J. C.
Brown & White
Butterf ield, Chas.
Corn, E. C.
Homes, W. M.
Leverette, Walter
Tengwald, Carl Y.
Thomas Realty & Ins. Co.
Tumy, Earl
Wakefield, J. W.
Charles A. Wing Agency,
Inc.
Ray, Chas.
Wold & Wold
Southern Oregon Realty.
Co.
A Profitable
Investment
'As an investment, the purchase of
a city lot on these easy terms, can
not lie equalled. Medford's future'
is assured nnd there is every rea
son to expect rapid increases iu
proportv valuation in Medford.
I'ememiier Only $10.(X1 down is
all vou need!
Beautiful
Home Sites
Only 1")0 choice city lots left
scattered in various parts of the
city afford the prospective buyer
a wide selection. These lots are
clear of all incumbrances and af
ford excellent home sites for those
who are contemplating home
buiiding in this city.
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