Medford mail tribune., June 23, 1929, Image 6

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MKPFORt) MATL TTtTBUNT, MTCDrORD, OREOON, SUNDAY, JIJXK 2:), W29.
pace six
ibltlhihiy anniversary oiv the day of
' Prttdtlent Hoover's ImiUKlll iitioii. I
BEAT ROSEBURG
OLD FASHION
TITLE WlTH EASE ' WITH 1ACKS IN ' RACE BY DOUBLE FAVORED TO WIN ;
flTR MR N Al IRHTflN flVFRTIMF RAMF WIN flVFR R RS N RACF MONDAY
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'SISATTUO. Juno 32. (PjTnmk
lolp of Portland led his youthful
opponent, Malcolm Mac-Nauhton,
of tho amo city. ton up ami only
i:i h'.It'K to piny in their 30-hole
final match today for tho Pacific
Northwest (iolf association cham
pionship. In tho women's finals
Mr:'. Vera HutchhiKH of Vancouver.
Ii. ('., was lending Mrs. H. C j
Sweeney one up at the fourth hole. 1
- MiteNaimhton wan abb- to win ,
onv -two holes mo sixm ami in
l.rlii...nlh r.n thn
mornliiK rounrl,
whilo Doln canlured olwht. On the
imvafd , nine, Ixdp, plnylhf? his
Ufiifil stendy frame, won the tenth
WltK a hlrdlc four, tho Mill In par.
thh slxtornih with a hirdle four and
thp 'seventeenth In par to
him seven up.
T'f o . dropped one of the
however, at the eighteenth
he missed a four foot putt
nut lie
!
holes, ;
when !
for
hair..
,T,he Port In nd youngster. who
hild' played Kdf ojily three and a
hair yours, steadied down a Idt on
the last nine, hut buckud up
nfialjmt two MrdieH.
Their cards for the last nine
were ua follows:
In par 554 443 33437.
polph ,454 443 435- 30.
.MacNauKhton 554 453 &43 3H.
After making the turn one down
to' Afrs. Sweeney, Mrs, Jlutchinns
wiiiii red their match at the elev
enth with a par 5 while the defend
In;; champion was taking a seven.
Mrs, Nwceney came rluht back to
Hike the next hole and the lead;
again -with a par four. She wun
the fifteenth with a par .3 hut lost;
tho .seventeenth t,o a par 3. The
women halved the eighteenth In I
-five ami Airs. Hweenoy ; went to
hfjicll with a one hole lead in their i
II U .hole nyiteh. . ,
In the two hl'Kest upsets of thoj
tournament- MaeNauKhton dispos-1
ed of. t)r. (. I1. Willing of Portland, I
chuniiiion. In the quarter
finals Thursday and ellinlnaU'd tin
veteran, Chandler IOkji n of Med -ford.
Ore.,, in the semi-finals ye
terday. '
Apparently suffering from stare
frluhl hefore the lat'Kesi ftallery -to
ever witness a polf match In .Seat
tle, the yotintistor Hlowly Mllpped
out' of the picture undr the mar
Veluim machine-like MtrolthiK of the
"Hmfthut ure"! Dolfi ' r 1
v Wpproxltniaely 3500' , jiersnns
-lrtrniefl . thfe infclewimU i'6uisi to
vntch tho men and women final
ists, i ! ' .
ILL
HV.W YOUK. .luno 22. (!) The
I'ttrd wiirk or iirotructnd triiinliiK,
(o now exiierlaiice tor Imtlt nartlcH,
Hit but ended today, . fur. I'nul liz
riidun. the nquut llnnquti. and Max
HchiiHilittK.-'.voniiK tj-ernrHn iiuncli
nt, who battle t'lltci'n iiimiiiIh nnxt
I't'hui'Biluy niKhk In lliu hdiivy-wnlKlit
featm-c" ot thn Milk lund charity
ei.rd t ha - Yankpu Htiidlurn. -.
r Tim- KHtnlardi'!rnlnlnH at-drxiHlc
Ivulls, Ni Y., wiih roiiortt'd In Hidi'ii
did Hliaiifl iiltrt-'a innnlh ni dady
iillHt . KiliimdliiK,., wnrliliitf .uway
In, tin , liwliindn of New . ,lwv
J,.ilif woimI.i Ill 8u idiisni Id iKhtim;
li'im tluil littlo niuro tniinltiK in
iiim'Okhmiw. I'aiillno will Hlimn iliH
fiiHl win l(mil ilondny. '. r . , , i
t i ; ', r i ; t
CITY NET TOURNEY
; TO START TODAY
The cit y tennis chain plonshlp
lournanieut will beiii at the hih
rehotl courts this mornhiM at li
o'clock and will end In t he finals
next Kuudaj!
The matches in iho sintBs dlvl
l;lon are as follows:
Tdllefson IHek Crows-jo,
Beddy Purdin.
.Sundennan Xa than.
'onrad Kirk put r.k.
iJeemer Stoehr.
1'otiley Jacobs.
i;ion Stmtt.
tiarfleld f-lsU.
, Alutehps In the douhhs tll-.'s,in
are n folhivs:
Cm ley. Bison vs. Comnd
n-
ileri'pan. . ,
Hopper, Stoehr vs. Wilson
Ja-
" tot'b f-xm,' Kii-RpiMrlik vp. M
jifisum; Bnllfy.
Purdin. (Jarfleld vs. ti-emei
Beddy:
WEEKLY PRIZES
.Monday Rolf iiitlnivlnts will
ronippte Tiir n wot-Illy prl.o to
Hwardi'd every Monday dinlni: llii
1 next elsht weekH, by the MiTher
boh Clothlnft coiiiiMiny. The one
holding low net more by next Sun
doy night will he plven the firm
of the Helios of altriii'live ihIzch of
fered iriex oiioii-d h.v I'reil Me
J'liermiii,
YAXKK1-: ST A Dll'M. N.
June. 22. (pj 'Tho n iies earn-
' ed an even break on the day ami
remained within seven aim ono
.liall RainoH of (he Athletics by win-
nliiK the second Maine of it douhio
1 header from the Mitckinen here
' thin evening, 1 to 'A, In 11 innltiKs.
j Tho Athletics hud won the opener,
7 to a. '
Second Rame.: ' 1 It. H. K.
Philadelphia ') I 0
New York ... . .. 4 IS 0
Qulnn ami Cochrane; IMpMian
.and iclw-y, (irahowslcl
YANK.KK- STADIUM,'.. V..
Lion v:' w Tin Atlil'th:s de-
, f(tl((e(, ,h() yunkoBH 7 (o, ;i ,n lllt.
f, t f (linl)e-head(r liuro
today an Kube WulherK pitched
strnntc ball against Kred Heimlich
i.nd Itoy Slu'iid. Ko:tx and (lor
don Cochrane Hiipported WnlberK
with home rmiH. A crowd of . .70,
tK)0 Btiw tho Rauie, 1 Ionics runs by
ym uuu iuty -" ......
inn i ii ii Keen 1 1 win u numuui. .
i' irst Kamo: it. n.:
Philadelphia 7 10 2
New York! 3 S I
W'alhnrK nnd Cochrane: Hoi
mach, Sherld and (Jrahowski.
VASltlX(iTOX, June 22. (Pi
WuKhitiKton swept tho dotihlehead
or with Huston today, Jjytaklntf
the Bucond same 5 to 1, alter Kiah
binR the first. 3 to 2, in ten ill
ninths. First game: R. li. 10.
Huston i. Z - 4 I
Washington 80
M. Gaston and Heirs; ttrown and
Spencer.
Second Kme: ' R. H. K.
Boston 1 4' tt
Washinmon : 5 1 1 0
Morris, Carroll and IlevinK, A.
Canton; Rurke and Tate.
CI.KVKI-AND, June 22. fP)
The Cleveland Indians won - their
third nam of the series, from JJo
troit, 4 to 3 totlay behind tho of
feetive htu'UuR of Vob Foi;rell.
Del roll , 3 ID !
Cievefcinii li' H' !. 9
Carroll. Stoner, Prudhonime and
Phillijbs, SIiqh; iverrel and ;Mfnit
A FOE FOR ONCE
SA.V FltANCIKCO, .Mine Ji2.(I')
in ii Rreat teti-lnnlnit hntlle today,
the lettxuo leadiiiK Misnlon noHeil
mil. tile SealK, .'1-2, to InereiiKe tJiufi i
mai'ttin to two game over tholr ! 1
al rivals vho hold thu ninneriip
IHiHltlom-. It was pitcher's due1, j
with Curtis DnvlH, rookie linht lialul
ei for the Beals, opposing Hert t
Cole, veteran soiithptiw of the MIh-
Hlon. The Mauls scored first, with
n tally In thn third. Davis blanked i
I hi' Mission untirthe elithlh when 1
lw.fi eoiniters eamc ueross. The
Hwals 'tied It In their hair of the :
elRhtli. Jlavls allowed but eluht t
.hits lint nls team males niilde throe
errorM behind him. 'Cole wan touch-1
ed for eleven blnwles. 1 ' . j
' IMItTI.ANI), Ore., .limn 21i. -(!)!
Aflnr luioi-kliiK l)oe. Crandnll . out
of the box In Iho fit 1 1 1 on a success- i
Ion of Texas lenKUer fliike hlls, tjie
I'orlland llucks iut (tie wortis to i
Ills successors, lrlynn and IMcker-1
man ami iioiiiitltiil mil un IS to li -victory
today. . The series stands i
lliree Kuinoti fur tSacriiineuto; two j
lor Portland. 1
It. ' II. 1 j
Sacramento .v :i 10 I i
I'oitlanil it 20 :i .
Cranilall, l''lynn, Dlckerson and f
Kochler; iMtllertoii and YooiTull.
SKATTI.K, .lone J2,-WV-Seut-tie
stopped into the riinuliiK for the '
series when Hie Indians scored t I
7 to a victory over Iho vlsltlnc Oak
land lonm here today. Verne,
Oakland third sacker. smacked out i
a homer In tho third with one on. j
Mnnanor I'-rnle JoiuiHoii of Seattle;
was chased for iirotestiUK u decls-,
Ion. ,'.. ... :
,i li. II. 10
Oakland ' :. 8 II 2 '
Scuttle I .7 X ' ,
Maulin and Lombard!: t.'ollard i
and Morrea. "
I .US ANC.KI.KS, .lime 22,- -t,!'! -'
The Hollywood Slurs inade cerlal'l1
ill tho series with I. oh Angeles b' -I
ii K I UK today's tilt, a pitching duel
between "Hti" W'et.id uud li
tiuii retacs, liy a i lo 2 count. The
series now siands 4 names to one
in ILollv wood's tavor. '
It II. K.
Hollywood 5 7 2 '
l,m Aimeles 2 S I
WoUul and Sypher; I'elors and 1
Warren.
Missions ...
Sjiu KnuiclHCo .
Cole mid Hoffman ;
Itecd. ' ' '
n ' i
: .11 3 :
nvls ltd ,
N K w v t ' l ; K . j u ne l iin -
Car Wood has koiu to Crormnuy
to look after the but Id ill ff n
1 1 2 ".tH)0 air yacht, a neitpbtne
whleh will ha vp sleiplnij hitiiiii
nioiljitinns for I'.' pecMjn-t. Inelud
Inu u Stateroom with full-slr-'d
bed.
To reduce dantter ef JdnalliiK, ,
'llllf an fdieep rtuuld be kIvcii
l Unfit Bit n dlV feed. p:(it!eu
Inrlv roucbiiMe, hi-Tnt e ihev it i o
tmne.t on ntu, foi.iue. AvIi.jih
'I'd cb.vi i1 or trilMiii r i- ;tn
li llUtli t'f tilite. le ,-tnd l.tth h.
crease the dumier f Idt.iiUnK.
HlC.Wio, .June '12.(V) I'itts-
I buruh incr
used Itrf lead over the
chic
('ut)M hy taking two panics
today. 7 to 4, find i. to I.
.Second kuiiu ..U.
PltiFburuh .-v- 7
Chicago 4
Kreiner and HaiKruuves
Hoot and (innzali'V.
First iiamc II.
II. VI.
ID
7 0
Wake.
If. . K.
1 -1 U
7 0
iMtiyhui'Kh i 1
C'liiunjco 4 .
' Kreiner and 1 ju'Ki-eav;;
iioot and (lon'alcH.
Illake,
liOHTOX, June 22. (TP) The
; liraves and lioliin; divided sluP
j outs n the doiibleheader rtoduy.
! lirooklyn wo;i the first Kame, 3 to
jd and lioston took the second 5 to
if). Moss and Mori'lson nave Poston
, four hits in the opener and Hob
Smith held the Jtobblns
Htime number in tho second.
the
, Second Ka me
lt.
.. 6
i r. k.
4 f1
n o
Smith,
! Itrooklyn
MJuston
AM no re
and Piclnich;
llallou find Hpohrnr.,,
Kirm Hunii! U.
Ih-ofdilyn s 3
Huston- n
Moss, Morrison and Do
Brandt and Taylor.
1,
12 ,.i
4 ' 1
irJirt'ry;
CINCINNATI. June
-.(TP)
The Cardinals won a -free hitting
Kam'e from the Xlcds here today,
11 to. K.-
The score .. II. , II.
Kt. Louis ...11 1 1
Cincinnati , S 8
ll.iiii' s and Wilson: iouoaliu
May. Kolp and Sukefin'th.
K
J.
PHII.ADKI.PIHA. June 22. W)
The New York Giants made "
five straight over the Phillies to
day hy takinK the first name of .1
donblnhender, 12 to (!. The Giants
pounded' Sweetland and BHlott for
J 2 bits.' includiiiL' two home runs
bv Oil and one by Jackson. O'Loul
hil u. home run for the Phillies.
: First fine l(. , i-f. K.
New York 1 2 J 'd '2
Philadelphia (I i 0 1
Mays, Benton and O'Farroll;
Kweeiland, Klllott and Davis.
LATONIA. Ky.. June, 22.
I'Ch'dff' Van DuKcn, Iventncky derby
winner, led the Latoiila derby Held
lierh today, over n mile and a half
roule, (vyllh .(hp, exeeptiot of one
Htei'i.'! ' that step, tho yer last Of
Hie race, proved u winning one lor
I.nddy Basil, outsider who snatch
ed ?2;?.07"i away from Cylde Vfm
nsen's owners. .. ;
ARMORY
0
Monday Nite
June 24
8:45 P. M.
.WINNER
TAKES ALL
Return Match
KRUSE
. of Portliuid
.-.VS.. .
ROMONA
of Los Angelea
Good Preliminaries
Ladies and
Children 25-
Any seat in tne
house $1.00
5-i
Wrestlin
POITflHKlKPSli;. N
52. (VP) Twenty-two coIIorc
crews, their tnlinlnK virtualy at
an end, tonight awaited the start
er's gun Monday afternoon that will
launch the 32nd annual renewal of
the historic Intercollegiate! Howlim'
association regatta over Pouh
keeps(e's famous ' Hudson river
course. '
Tomorrow will see, tho1 final
practice of the squads of nine in
stitutions of lenminir from loeall
iloR scattered ' from coast to coast.
Two crews stand out as top heavy
favorites for varsity honors Cali
fornia, representing the Pacific
obaHl, and Columbia, holding the
hopes of the At hint fc seaboard.
Both arb undefeated this year.
California lias, rowed only one
early season race, a victory over
WashlnKton, ),m looms as particu
larly formidable with seven of the
cluht oarsmen who carried the
.Golden Bears tn victory here last
year to later triumphs at the Olym
pic try-outH In Philadelphia and at
Lhq plympie Karnes.
; LONO BKACH, triil.. Juno 22.
(TP) Bob Sims, sensational half
bat;k of hist season's Stanford "var
sity football team, was niurried
hero yesterday lb Miss Mary Lou
J Phillips, . . Hot h reside here. Her
bert Fleischacker of San Francisco,
team-mate of sfms, acted as best
man. v , .
A hen in Ireland laid seven okks
near a rabbit burrow. The vkk
disappeared and some time later
a newly hatched chicken popped
out. It is supposed the heat from
the animals incubated the cjs.
,ppn!t wean pUts before the.V are;
ten weeks fild unless there is :iome
special rea.son for earlier weanini;. !
Pijrs that arc stunted by early
weaning never make the niostv
profitable lios.
" POITC. HKKKF'HIi;. N. V., June
e .nfew, , SILENT v KE
to
orot
ONCE you install the Ney Silent Kelvinatpr, you can
forget home refrigeration problems.
For the new JKclvinator is as fully automatic as it is silent
in operation. . - . c : ' ' t , ; ,
. , ' -
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sNo regulation or attention. oiV your a'rt.-' Instead, a
scientifically correct degree of cold for perfect food pres
ervation, as well as for freezing ice cubes, desserts or
salads constantly maintained month after month.
-"(,-,"-
Sec the New Silent' Kelviiiator at once to know how
efficient and silent electric household refrigeration can
-be. The 1929 models in all the beauty of their new design
and finish are now on display., -. , , ( ., .;
Enjoy your Kelvinator at 'once". Buy it now on Kclvin
ator's ReDisCo monthly budget 'plap and experience
the many advantages of health and convenience it brings
to your home. " 1
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THERE ARE
PA
A iKird l'oiiKht !)Usclmll saiiic In J
Ami-'i'lcnn Lpplnn Junii' Ifiiguo I
ycnH'i'iliiy betwwn tho Itoiutburit ; &
mill KuHohurK Huy Scout (roups
was won liv .Mfdloiil by tho elos-t
m orn of 15 to I I. A Hmiill sized !,?
Si'oup of Hjiectatni'H wntclii'U thel'jL"
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I Tlif jfhHulmrpr 1 1 no-ti Imilidiid
Myiuui, r. i., lociuu, j, i., itnriot.
2nd: Addmuoh. ; Romihlit p?' yyfe.,
Boyles, 3rd. ' , ; . . - .
I . The .NK'dford line-tip was mailt'
mi , of .Harrington, c; Sinitli,' 2nd:
Cluy. 1. f.; C.-ildwcll, Ijinge 3rd;
Willie 1st; Wisley, lf.; I.owIh, ss.;
Shaw, r. f., " '.' '.
Bavid 1. - MHCornifelt, superin
tendent of the Indiana lmttl flay
'enmmissloii, rtelbruted riis Rath
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