Medford mail tribune., June 20, 1929, Image 12

i-i- .
Wrestling
ARMORY
Monday Nite
June 24
3:45 P. M.
WINNER
TAKES ALL
Return Match
KRUSE
of Portland
,-VS.-
RQMONA
of Los Angeles
Good Preliminaries
Ladies Free
General Admission
$1 Ringside $1.50
l Don't let
? Rheumatism
't make an invalid of
. you S.S.S. stands
ready to Atwck it out.
fyilOSE tmiseulnr pnins, com-
monly rnlled rhcumntim, are
Uciierally due to a run-down con
dition, with the number of red-lilood-cells
below the normal
count.
S.S.S. aids Die system in lmild
inn up these rcd-hlood-cclls and in
Keltiiijr rid of the condition of
which the rheumatism is but a
symptom. The body become
strong and disease-resistant, and
the rheumatic pains KO.
Tains in your muscles and
joints na;e you miserable, less
eilicient, interfere with your work
i:it hours, ruin your sleep. If al
lowed to continue, as tile years
pass the danger increases.
But That a change with rich,
Ted-hlood-cells in your body Na
ture's building materiul making
the flesh firm giving strength to
the vital organs.
You can't rnh rheumatism out.
It is deeper than that. It must
) knocked out. And the sure way
is by helping the lighting blood
thu rctl-blooj veils!
WATCH
REPAIRING Jim
f .
UNPLEASANT POOR '
CHICAGO ENTRY GRUDGE MATCH IS
STEPS 10 F0RFEN IN iiAn
(WFRHARn NA LSI u. HHmv.un,
Cubs Win Twin Bill fromJ:'
Phnmno Piratoc TatP ' n"xt Momlllr nlht 'twen J:i, k
Iiampb rllalta laKC: u,imHmii handsome Italian wn-H-
Second Place, Shade Un-
. f uu. KninonH, who iiitH neon only
der Leaders McGrawi'--'y defeated, um m bean hoi
on tvvi'iJKc. and Ik determined to
Clan Creeping Upward.
Hy William ,. Chlpnian
Associated 1'rens Sports Writer.
The National league riot struck
a new high note of tumult yes
terday, and when all thu deiuiH
had been cleared away the un
ruly Cubs were found clinging to
the top perch by the margin r
their fingernails. The men of
AlrCart hy Kla mined the. Cardinal
generously hy scores of 7 to 3
and l l to :(, running their string
over the champions to three
straight. The 1 'Irales staved off
two Cincinnati rallies to win hy
li to fj. and In company with the
Cutis, stepped to a position ono
ahead of the Cardinals, erst
while leaders.
The ftruins and the Hun aneers
Joined hands gaily In one of those!
"virtual ties," hut the Chicago
entry stood five percentage points
forwarti through the time-honored
process of having lost fewer
games. The ( Hants, meanwhile,
were winning two from the I'hfl
HcH, and so reducing the margin
he t ween theniHclveH and all tho
other contenders save The Cubs.
The clan Met! raw remained three
and tine-ha If games behind the
lilt le Deal's, hut with the Import
ant difference that the little
Hears had stepped into first place
as related.
Steve Hwetonle seemed (nojt .to
know what to (Id with a six run
lead in Cincinnati yesterday, and
to save himself from heart fail
ure. Donle Hush rushed Carmen
Hill to the mound in I hue to
shade the lie, Is at the finish.
The (!iants won two games
from the I'hlllles, as reported, but
the New Yorkers were in serious
dirriciilt.es through most of the
1 1 -inning opener before finally
pulling it out by the hack-lot
score of 1 li to 1 I. Chuck Klein
of tho J-hilUcH got bis eighteenth
homer which t ed llafey for the
league lead. The (Hants won the
sccon dgame by 1 2 to (i.
The Itoslon liraves won u pair
from the llrook'yns by S to 4
and !i to 0.
Thu most important action along
the American league front was
tint return nf ltnlto Ifitlh In itetlv.i
! campaigning at Die Yankee Htit
Uliiim and lou (Ichrlg's nineteenth
home run at the same Inclosure.
The Yankees defeated lb' Ketl
Sox, of course, by I :i to J, and
so reduced the marg n of the Idle
Athletics to seven and one -half
games, but this questionable suc
cess wuh tempered hy the an
nouncement that Henry Johnson
won lil be unable to pitch In the
big series against the leader.
Johnson, inactive since June !,
Is suffering from a strained back.
iJclrolt defeated Cleveland by
8 to 3 In a slx-hming game halt
ed by rain, and the Hrmvns won
from the White Sox by 8 to It In
other American league engage
ments. Tho Senators and the
Athletics were Idle,
Fights Last Night
(Ity the AssiHialcil lnf.)
MtlNTI!i:.XI,. Ju.'kle t.ill.ll.
New X'.irk, won tilt a loul from An
dre ItuullH, world's featherwelKht
champion. (0); non-lltle.
DAVKNPOItT. la. Turfy tlrlf
rilh. Sh.ux City, la., knocked out
Johnnie Krueger, San Knuu'lseo.
121.
ST. l.ol'IS. Jii. Ule I'Melds, l.os
.Xuelen. lui.ieked out Jack Horner.
SI. LmiK (41.
XV . I. LACK, Ida. -- l'"r. d l.en
hurt. Spokane, out pointed "Yhuiik''
l"lrpo. Ilurke. I. la . (121.
1'nlon Oil company's
plant completed.
(ilemlale
Increase your army of "work
ers" (rid-blood-cells), and those
muscle and joint pains, commonly
called rheumatism, vanish. 8.S.S.
has brought this change about foi
thousands. Why not for you?
"After suffering several years,
six bottles of S.S.S. completely
relieved me of rheumatism. It
also cleared tip a skin eruption
and gnve me a good appetite. I
think S.S.S. is a wonderful ine.li
ciue" K, I,. Music Southern
Kuilway, Knoxville, Tcnn.
S.S.S. Is made from fresh vege
table drugs and has stood the teat
of over 100 years.
All Drug Stores sell S.S.S. Ask
for the larger aize.
'.'r. -.-'; !'!? s- On,
'mvvonh rxn,
U N A A J uu
Kol lowing the demonstration of
1 hi ability laat Tncwday In his
tier of Los Angelen, promlHCH to ho
lone of the cIumhIc eventH of tlie noa-
throw KruHe In two Ktrulght fall.
IVrhapM nothing would please
local fanti more than tg witness the
Cortland man'ti defeat, becaunc of
)iIh (uen:lnnal)k' ring tact ten, In
cluding every type of roughncnH
known In the, biifdnoHH. t Kiuhc. ha
made himself unpopular In Mod
ford by his continued repetition of
roughing up bin opponent hy kick
ing, Hlugging. hair-pulling, eye
gouging and Jumping. Kans take
KH'iU delight in greeting him with
a varied assort men t of cat-calls
and "lions," and alwayH favor the
oilier man to win.
Their wIhIio In Monday nlght'H
match may ho gratified, as Ito
monu, whose ahllity In liraotically
uwiucHtloned, has learned more of
Krone's ntyle of wrestling, and will
liropahly depend more bn the, head
lock hold, with which he made
Kruno groggy several times Tues'
day night. Itomona Is young. haH
Jum as much endurance, na KniHO,
and appearances are lie can take
more punishment. He can nlso
break holds u.uieker and Is the
faster man. Wlien he lost the third
fall In the last match, It was not
due to K i use's ability, but a lucky
break.
The Portland man. after taking
the fall, was hardly able to arise
and leave the ring, bring thorough
ly exhausted ami suffering from
grogglness caused by a series of
head locks. A leg strangle, which
accidentally worked, won him the
fall. ,
lurlN ml lANiicne.
W. I..
MKil'illH 02 i'J
Hun Knuu'lseo 52 113
Oakland 4!' 3
Hollywood 41 -10
I.om AnRi'les 4 2 4 2
Knm'iimchto 3S 48
Seattle 2'J 50
Portland 2H G3
Pet.
.114 2
.012
.r.7 r.
.500
.500
.442
.367
.341!
National U-aKtie.
W.
33
31
35
30
23
Pel.
.023
.i;is
.f.M
.551!
.112
.407
.300
.357
Chicago
Plttsliul'Kll ..
St. I. mil
New York ....
Philadelphia
Prooklyn
Host. in
Clnelnnntl ....
21 .
2 1
24
2'J
32
32
30
21
20
American Ix'aKiic,
XV.
Philadelphia 40
New York 33
St. I.iiuIh 83
lletiolt 32
Cleveland 26
Xiihlnt;tin 20
ChleaKo - 21
lloston IS
I'd.
.7 55
.011
. r s !i
.525
.4K1
.3H5
.3 50
.310
Coast League
Yesterday
Hy Mm ,MKlntcl I'mvO
First game: K. H
Sacramento 11 15
Portland 0 5 2 I
Keating and Sevcreld; Mahaffey j
and itego.
Second game: n,
H.
Sacramento 1 ! 2
Portland ft S 1
Picker man, Cano ami Koch lei-:
Ortolan itud Volknutu,
It. H. K.
li 0 3
3 lrt
Lombard!; Kallio
Oakland
Seattle
McAvoy and
and liorcanl.
It. H.
L.
Missions 3 a
San Kranctseo 5 10 0
Knm.se and I In If man, Laid win;
Thurston and Uced.
II. V
I lolly wood
Lett Angeles
Ki
Kinney, Marty, Wetzel and Ibis
ler. Sypher; Plltt. Itoberts, Peters
Walrdi and Hannah, Warren.
PEARPICKERS 10 PLAY
The Mcdford haeball team will1
Journey to Klamath Kalln next Sun-
day for a game with the Klamath
Kails team, on their home lot. 1
Klamath won their flrM game with
Mcdford In a 10-innlng battle two,
woekn ago.
Tho Med ford team early in July i
will play the HotHe of Uavtd team.
This l the hewhlwkeied sound that !
played here last yeui. The last i
week in July the locals will play!
a colored House of Pavld learn,
also bearded.
A game in scheduled with Bend
for the first Sunday in August. i
SAX KHANVlSCO. June 2tV
Thomas J. Jpiica, mining engine1!'. .
k it mo, ni in ho ii yesieioay hi i no :
'amp Secto mine In i 'a la vera '
STANDINGS
I OF THE
kCLUBS,j
mrnnyn, aranroiir),
UZCUDUN TRAINS f OR BOUT
AxnovUttctl Pre.ia Photo
Preparing for hit coming heavyweight bout with Max Schmellng
June 27, Paulino Uzcudun is shown shadow boxing with Jack DeMave,
one of his sparring mates at th Hoosick Falls, N, Y., training camp.
flilTiFELEEVS
IJy (). O. Kwlcr j
A 11 Innovations are met by op
position, hither and yon. The pro
posed new standard golf hall, larger
and lighter than the 1.62 ball un
der 'the present standard, is meet
ing furious opposition among the
duffer.s, who imagine, with no very
good reason, that it will curtail i
their range on the infrequent oc
casions when they manage to get j
the club and the baHl In appruxl- i
mutely correct contact. I
The rubber-cored ball, which ;
made Its appearance about 1U0, !
was opposed bitterly until Sandy
Herd espoused It -and won his flm ;
and only lirltlsh open champion-1
ship with it. The gutta-percha it- j
self was opposed, when It was first J
presented In a crude, hand-mark-
ed form in the days when Allan
Kohcrtson was king. of the profes-1
sion.M realm in Britain. t I
Allan Itobertson wuh born In j
1S25 and died at tho age of 34, in;
IHSO, the greatest golfer of his day.j
He looks much older than he could
have been, due to a fine fringe of
whiskers, in the reproduction of an j
old lithograph I saw the other day
In flolf Illustrated. I
The playoff Saturday, for the
privilege of entering the district
flmils of the American Legion , Jun
ior Hasebnll league, will be keenly
contested no doubt, as either Med
ford or Uoseburg will bo elimin
ated from further competition by
this game.
The winner of the district cham
pionship will enter the suite tour
ney of the American Legion Na
tional .IuniorllnNohall competition.
Thousand of teams of buys have
ON THEIR FOURTH OF JULY TRIP
More People Will Ride On
We Serve to Serve
oriEfiox. Thursday,
6oLF BAGj
And he sot two records, with the
old feather ball, or "feathorle," In
use In his crTi. He was the first
golfer to break SO for 18 holes,
which he did with a 70 in 1S57.
And he was never beaten In a Hot
match.
Indeed, there is n third record i
to iiis credit, though not on the
golf course. He was a maker -f
"feat her Ion," and as player and
manufacturer he despised the
"gutty" and never approved it. The
"featherio" was made largely in
Holland at that time, by a slow
and laborious ha ml process. A
leather cover was sewn up. all but
one small opening, dampened, set'
in a frame with a spherical hollow
the size of the ball, and feathers
of all material!-packed in tightly
with mallet and a packing-tool, the
wowing then being completed. As
the cover dried it contracted some
what, ma kin;; a fairly hard and
durable ball, unless it got wet,
when It went lopsided and began
to sprout feathers.
And old Allan 1 Robertson in a
single year turned out by himself
2,4r(i '-featlieries!" That, I think,
might to ho a third record.
1 been playing baseball ftVidor the
! supervision of the Legionnaires
t during the last few months. Now
loach state will rapidly select a
! statu- champion team to represent
them )n the regional and national t
I finals. ; i :
I A sale of tickets for the game '
' has been carried on during the-
past week for the purpose of do- j
fraying part of the expenses of thei
equipment and transportation of j
the visiting team. Tickets are on j
sale at the Chamber of Commerce!
I by boy members of the team and '
I by the following Legionnaires: ;
! Korgusoii. Woods, Collins. Paine, i
! Itrnrivley, Kheffel, Iarloek and;
j Itrfi ker. j
I The game Is to bo played at the;
I local fairgrounds on Saturday at ;
2 o'clock. I
i MagPivH build large strong nests
i u-hf-h they use for several years.
WKWi 1JS7
TIRES
Than Any Other Kind
Goodyear Tires Are Now at the Lowest Price Ever
. in Many Years
Medford
Again
a -use 20, 1020.
OF ASCOT RACE
ASCOT, ICiik., June 20. (fl)
1 1teiKli Count, Amorku's leudlUK
J-yeHPold of taut year, run the beat
race of his career today but failed
to annex the gold cuu for which he
came overaeaH.
The race was won annln, as last
year, by Held Walker's Iversln, with
Relish Count second ami the French
I orse, Palais Koyal II, owned by II.
Wliltouek, third.1
Ivershin nosed past the 'judges'
box two lengths ahead of Mrs. John
I). Hert's American colt, which was
ridden by the Kncllsh Jockey. H.
W'raKB. I'alals Royal II was three
lengths back of Relg.. Count for
third place In the field r)f 13.
Relgh Count was made the favor
EVERY EVENING
When Lights Go On
The sun sinks low. tm t he horizon shadows full, and
mankind needs LIGHT.
It is on this basic daily need that our securities are
grounded. And the demand for electric .service is .
growing from day to day for move Light for more
Power.
An investment in our securities has a 21-hour, earning
capacity, year around. This essential service is a per
manent guarantee of steady, substantial income
through the years ahead.
Let us give you details of how you can bny our
6 Preferred Stock
on easy monthly payments. Dividends payable every 90 days
The California Oregon Power Company
Mcdford.
Service Station
Phone 14
ite in betting both before r.:::l dm-Ml,.- story. John lr'" hus the
Ing the race, going to the post atir.il- of ".speed m: a ioungu
to 1. Tho winner paid IS to 1, j lUurd eomtmnlon of liulm."
.... .1... I.-ruM.-tl llf.rfll. I '
to win wnr io to i.
The gold cup. tun over a two and j
one-half mile route, was worth -500 I
pounds sterling labout Slii.Ri'u), to
the winner in addition to the cup
valued at 5iH) poundst sterling, or ,
about S-50O. i
Young Comedy
Team, Rial
"f.irls (lone Wild." first co-featured
vehicle for the new team of
youngsters Hue t.'arol and Nick
Stuart comes to tho Itialto the
ater today.
It is a story of the jazz age, re
volving about a high-stepping high
school crowd of which ilabs Hoi
worthy, played by Sue larol. Is
the leader.
Nick Stuart has the role of
Muck Urown, son of a traffic cop.
who is dazzled by the wealthy ami
effervescent I tabs.
A bootleger, enacted by Roy
l'Arey, plays a prominent part in
offices.
Grants Pass Roseburg . Klamath
Yrek. DurLsmuir-Caliorni
i urini innnn ii'f
MEET LAGRANDE 1931
to
I 11 A IvMlt. Ore.. Juuo 20. (A) Im
Ciiande was aciccled us the l'J3U
Ironveui.on city or the Neighbor
: (if Woodcraft, district No. 10, at
j the final session of the urganiza
! turn here yesterday. Nellie It
I'edicord of Haines was elected
past guardian neighbor, und Kalo
' Swandig of Heppnui- was elected
.guardian neighbor.
I other officer uro: Helen Mosier,
'Condon, adviser; Clara i-.ee. Union,
.clerk: Lottie While, North Powder,
t banker; Julia Mosier, Canyon
'City, magician; Kvu Lieuallcn,
1 Weston, attendant; Hazel Kobben.
! I .a (i ramie, captain of guards;
t Alary A. .Murray. Itaker, musician;
Nina li. Van Horn, Kossil, inner
J guard; (Hen Mansur, Vale, outer
i L'lianl: Hlancho Mucrift. Jluntlnir-
tnn, flag bearer. -
gcroip
Falb-OregaD fejJ
ZSZ
Your Tire Shop
8