Medford mail tribune., June 29, 1929, Image 6

MKDFOnn MAIL TRWUM',, MKPronD; OfiKfiON'. SATURDAY, JLTXE 29, 1029.
PAGE SIX
WHEN HENRY FORD AND HEIRS ESCAPED INJURY
End
TO DELAY DATE
F
PERSECUTION OFlLINDY AND ANNE
YANKS HALTEDjENTERTAINED BY
BY HEAVY RAINS FLIGHT BACKERS
i i i
..NOISPOSEO
RENCH DEBTS
Stimson Gives Ambassador
Scant Hope for Postpone
mentReport to Cabinet
Says Envoy Applied Him
self With Energy.
PARIS, France, Juno -American
Secretary of State Stim
son gave Ambassador Claudel n
hope for a favorable decision on
the French ret neat yesterday for
poHlponcment of nuitiirity of the
French debt for American war
HtockH, ll appeared today at a meet
ing of the cabinet which consid
ered AmliHHHiidor ClatidelH dispatch
in reply.
The French Hmlannadnr'H report
hiivh: "The HinhattHador of France
applied him.self with great energy
und set forth to the American gov
ernment the reanoiiH for the re
(pieHt of postponement an HHked by
the chamber and contained in the ;
dispatch received.
"AmericutiH deem that the 1'iifled
States ban conducted negotiations
in a friendly spirit toward France,
since by the accord of l!rJti it con
sented in reality to abandon the
French debt to the I'nited Stales
treasury during the war and lim
ited it h demands to repayment of
post-war borrowings. "
Baseball Scores
I'HIL-ADKLIMIIA. June 1'9. (,1t
I lube Kuth hit li Ih fourteenth
home run of the neason in tin
f if tit in nine f today' game he
1 ween the Yankees and the A th
irties American
je. ii. 1:.
New York 7 1:! 1
Philadelphia 5 11
Jta II cries; I'ipglilH fl fill Iteil
goufth. Dickey; tirove, lOarnshaw.
l-ihoies und Ooe.nm.c.
it. ii I-;.
WtiidiiiiK'uu :.. 2 ii 2
J.oslt.n i 5 0 3
Matteries; Hurke, Hraxlnn antl
Tate, Spencer; Ituxsing und Iterry.
It. 11.
12 II
I-:.
1
Cleveland
Ufll-nit
naileries: Miller,
lln and L. Srwelt;
W'lilt.'hlll, ItililnKH,
und When.
It 1 2 1
I'YitHI. Ittid
Yde, Stoucr,
I'rudhumme
It.
ii. );.
Kt. Lou in L' H li
(hieKo i -I I
ItalterlcH: It I a e h 1 d e i and
SehaiiKl Kabei and IIvik.
Herund Kanie
Ht. I.ouIh
Chicane-
' lialtericM: Hti-warl
It. II. K.
...tii n 2
... 17 0
and I'cr-
rell; WhIkIi, McKaln und Autry.
.National.
It. 11
Philadelphia 1U 11 2
New York (i 2
Miller, CoIIIiin, MiCtnw and Le
va In, I a vIh; (li'iiowifh, Mu.vh, Jiiild
and llnKun.
' Heeund Maine:
Philadelphia
New York
Kweetland. Mlllei
Henry and Hniin.
It. II.
. II
and
i:
UHtnu
Jirm.klyn
.Ioiick and Spoh rcr;
riciulch.
Second kohic: li, H. K.
Itoston 7 II
Jirouklyn N 12 I
Cantwell. Uelancy, l,eeretie and
Ijpohrci ; Morrison and Debcrry.
H.
:i
(luoeh:
II.
I 1
!:.
Cincinnati
J'ittsburK
Doiiohue und
und I lurKreavi'i.
Second name:
II.
VhiclnimtJ a 5 1
-J'lUNliurtf 2 7 1
Kolji and Sukrforth: Swetonlc,
JliU and llarureavcM, Heiusley.
n.Ml:.i:iiiN. .lun.' tv. ill'i
llilcn Wills anil Killth Cross.
Alili'l'Icali ulrl art's from California
I'llminiUi'il )ln. Molla .Malloiy.l ll.MAII.V. .Vol... Juno -iVi
furillPr Anli'iiian wiiiiii'H'h .'Hani- Capt . ari t ii . I to. n 1 1 li of .,,s
ploti anil Miss .Dpsinlt from Ihi' Ancoli'H won tho truns-.MIsslsslipl
ilolitiliw (.lay toilAy In till' Wllnhli'. ' solilor jjolf rhninplonshlp toilay
lion rliainplonshlps. Till' scon's hy ilol'oiillnit M. II. I ,u Iuhu'im- of
wii'ij tl-U 5-7. il-t. iliniahii, two ami on'. In thr- final
.Miss i;ll.ahi'lh Uyan. Callfoi nlan I s-holo i iiiliul nial. h at Ihi' dma
llnw llvhiK In Kimhiml. anil Miss, ha Klrhl olilh.
ilrtly Nulhalt. nilnni I'll 111 the
Wullirn'tt lloilllll'H cvriit hy defeat -llllt
Mrs. John Hill anil Miss
Kvi'lyn ' Colyrr of Knttlaml. tl--l.
6-4.
(lfoi'Ki Ijtt. Ami'i'li'iin tennis
Ftar, rnaeheil thp iiuitiiiT finals of
the humi' sluuleH I'llinlnntltiK -'an
KiiKi'luh of Cx'i'hoslo-Mklit. 6-4.
(i-l. tl-4, 111 tht fealuie alimh'S
tlliltch.
Allliril nvj' t oilllll.ts.
WAHIM.NdTON. JlltlP !. UVl
Thp navy today awarded contracts
for piinstiuctlon or the first
IlKllt rrulwrs of Us 1 5 cruiser j
- butld'nu t'l'oKram to thp I'ltitPt .
Hound navy yard and thp" Hethlr-
hpfii HhlphulldlnK corporation of
Ktn Vork. I
Henry Ford, hit son Edscl and the tatter's fi nily shown In the picture escaped uninjured when
the explosion of flashlight powder hurt nine person j, at the pier of the S.S. Berengaria on which Edsel
and his family returned from Europe. Left to rig t: Mr. rord, Benson and Henry, jr., and Mr. and
Mrs. bdsel Ford.
RANGERS FIND I , 1 JOHNSON PLANE
I - . I I -I Ml !
L
f
IN YOSEMITE
Supt. Thomson Praises the
Work of Park Men Who
Rescued Bernice Trussell
Missing Five Days
Found Weak and Hungry
YOSKMITK. Till.. Juno 2!l (I'l
MIhh HprnU-e TninHi'll. San Jnwe
Kchdtil U'liclier. who li.is 1rm?ii iiiIhh
inv lfrf fiv da.Vii in YiikoidKg mi
tin.lltl park, was round allvo today
l.v lurcHt raiiKiM-H wtio Imnlcd all
ni:;lil for her wllh m-mcliliKhts.
1Ihs TniHHolt wuh weak and ex-
Initialed from luek of food and ex
1 nniiri!. Her feet were badly b!ln
leied and bruised from tnnnpinK
Ih.diiKh imiKh. hily country day
and iiK'hl. Olherwlse she was In
rood health.
UuniM'i said lite yonnj; schoid
leaeiier would be carviei 10 miles
mi horuehaeUtn an aulomobile and
then removed to a eamp for modi
eal tivatme:it. When she will be
allowed t" return to her home In
San Jo ho depends, it was Haiti, on
ho w rapidly who recovers.
Miss Trussell wan found. In llo'
Htiuiitt Vlsla Creek ri'fiain. She
disappeared lant Monday -liile re
1 iiiniiiK from C lacier point with
iMIsh Hose Ward nf Us Angeles,
n e.ouipaulon.
I Snpt. C. (. ThoniHon of the park
. vmiKor service said thai fiiulitu:
'. tin youiiK woman was the resnll oi
j l excellent work bv his ta outs and
rancors, a eonmimuion oi inouniain
and foroHt hire ami tnit Inuiii; grit.
Will
ri,v ore ni:.
(Contlnuert truni Vatte One.)
Neil Christian, l'tn'tlail, Or
2U-X3 am;.
Morton Smith
75-.1L,1
olin. Mo., 21-
Charles IlilKcndorf, tln.sse I
mm
Shore. Mich., JJii.sn Him'.,
.I.u k liurUc. Ifooston, "."II-SI-
ai
Dan Williams. Ue.-,ifietd, N. J.,
L'.'lL'-S'.'-:!! 1. "
.1 Im liarnes. New York, 2 111 -7.'l
310.
Teil l.onw orlh. I'ort Wort h.
Texas. " 2 !' -S . -M .
Crank Call, Atlanta. Ci
7 - :t 1 1 .
Indieate amateur.
OMAHA. ,.... .lun,.
! lloli McCniry of lies Mnhii's
j lit'ltl n tlni'f tip nuu iiln o
j .ln till,' of Nru tiiii. luwa,
itVi -
ItiWll.
Ilu.l
I I !
nil of tho tin' liiiltway mink ot
thi'lr gii-holi' fin:il iimti-!i for tin-(rims-Mls.sls-.lppl
noli ihainpion
slllp today.
M.-frary shot the lliornhiK
ri'iiml In 7 1. mil. hut par. whllr
Maxlau. who sltppi'il wilh his up.
looaihi'H ii oil viills. took iwo
intiro stiokos on Iho siM-olol nlnr
w lion' In1' lost hi- Ki oiinil.
SrWIMI I l.l I ICN HI st I I 11
(Continued from I'nito One.)
floatliiK ut sen for many days, were
Major Kiittii.it Kranco. comnniiut
im; iil'llcei. .M.i.ior Ddtiaido llon
y.illcv. i;alla-7.i )ulot: Captain .luilc
Uuls lie Alila. Itavimitol. and Ser
ttetiiit l'edl ti M.id.ii itica. mechanic.
KIM. SO. Wash
June 211
i.-l't
Daluaites In Ihe s.nn
r JMMt were
t , l.onuviru .
jlll-V t(l,i
nwardi-d A. r: I'onoi,
,y a suttei lor .ourt
In his suit for tin. una damaKes
aitalnst ."-hetiif C. It H, .lamp-!
I''raser. former deput. -h.-rilf, A
('. lleckham. deputy sheriff 1110I
the shprifl s liond-ito n
chin Kcl lll.i,..! uiest.
",",'"v
ST TEACHER
Llioslork.
I()HTI.A.VI), Oio., Juno 2!!. II')
No rpct'iiitii hy rail. Market nominal.
Wik'H totals. upproxIniaU'ly:
'utile, L'aao: rjilvcs. -'K.'i: lions.
hei'li. 3700: cam. 129.
ATTI.i: roiiiloirid with week
;mn: Meers alio slii' miock. uii-i-venly
lower: mostly rot eenls to $1
1 uiKler mM-Jiilie price levels. Hulls
. L'.'t eents Iowit. iilvs anil veal
: ern, weak to lower. Week's lop
isteers l-'.l'r; hulk Ht. 2 .1 to
IJILBTi. Hotelier cows inosily $ 7 . 3 fi
to $K.7o. l-'i-w loads Monday -ft
to !l..10. (looil Ilk-lit k'l'.'iw lodf
' ers. ll).rili to iu. 115. .Slippery
I kinds. IS. to 9.25. Hilt Lulls, S.'J.'i
J; to y """ v,,""n,
HOCK Cniiniarid with work
ao: MoKiiy vpi ninrr io.
Inn ttt f"r liU'ht hutrluTH, fl..Vi.
(Jfioil to rhoiec, 1' lu-J"."i pound and
1 lu-l in noil tut. aviM-aKitiK nuiHtly
$11.75 to $rj.:T., I : ii 1 k pat'kitiK
BiiWH, ?S.7."i to Tnp pIkh,
11 f.ll ,I..vvii I,m- hlfu iirllvn'
. j
HIIKKI Mule rhaiiKed. Pest
'.it i'WI'n, (o $li.LTi. M"illuiu loii,,N
Kood Kfiorn yea rli hi; wet hers.
In S.
I'i'imIucc
l'( I tTL.W I), Ore., .lune - lVt
Uuttcr, euu's. milk, poultry, onions,
pot a toes, wool, nuts, hay, eascara
hark hops steatty.
Sun lraiirl.-eo Itutlerfat.
HAN KltA.CSCt, June 21..
Itutterfat. f.o.li. Sun lralieiscu,
roie. 1
Wall Street Report
1 ' ' ;
VoltK, .tune -'it. il'l
NKW
The stock market
loday mi Ihe wave
thu4iasm created till
'nastcd .nlotii; 1
f lulll-h en-
Week by tlef- .
iulti' Indications of a relaxation in
credit i i Old It ions. I 'rices gener
i
ally moetI upward with (he puldicl
ut ihty. inercbandisiiiK. cheintc.i I i
and investment railroad hh ire all'
present hm numeron points of j
strenmh. '
Investment railroad shares were
in brisk demand. I
Widespread belief that two or,
Ihree a,iliU.n.il laiM'1 puUllc uttl-j
ity mcruers are in Hie tuaUlimj
helped to tuattitatn interest In Hie J
power and liht storks.
It. H. M icy Miai'cd I it point' to
a new hiuh of -17. 1
Mexican Seaboard, which his1
lust opened up a new field (n Cill
foruia, nuaiu was in brisk demand,
uiovlnc u three points a'eve yes-j
terday's cloe.
The chednu was strong.
Total sales approximated l.ioio,-'
shares. 1
'
How :
roiiri.AM). Off., jumi
A nhlpiut'iil of hriKht
apples front tin Wenutrlti'u illstrirt
wuh roi'nlvoil toilny.
They woiv repovlpil In hp nr do- !
Helmut iniallly fur tlip parly m
lli-ty. Tin. 2 iniiltul Iioxpb wliolo-'
sal,, for JL' 75 and tin. 1 5 iii.iotil 1
hoxi's for $1
KasplaMrU's llclil ill $2.75 irntl
straw herrles ilecllneil to fl.75 for
I ho toti Iti'iulo.
Ilntier und I'itt; Pilei's- Wert' mi
cluthut'il. No flirlhol- flui'tilaliolKi
nun way or another warp i'pect d
I till lifter Monday's scaslott of the
Dairy r:xcli:int;e.
generallyTaiFis
SAX nt.WCISi'n. June "!i i.-Vt
i Thl Wpat.ier .mtlook for the week
( t ..ciiinimr .lone ;ta was annomici d
i i, iv h the Cnile.l Mt:ites wen-
thM' bureau ;i follow?:
l ar MMtin duiw. The out-
look f"i Kenerully fulr w. uiIum .
I. IK with eons dcrubb. I.. u.N and
1 f"" T-in prr.it in '
will be near the noniuil.
Associated I'rcss Photo
FORCED TO LAND
SHORT OE MARK
i MIN'NKAlMH.lS. June 2'J.UV
"M iss .M intH'it polis.' piloted by
Thorwahl "TliiiinU'r" .Inhnson and
(iwi'ii MatlKhlaiHl. failed today in
the altcinpt to break the world's
j t-initiitiiit't' HikIh rt'eord after
1 li '-j " ho u I'm' contiiiuoiiH flylnjf.
The roeord n 1 12 Iiouih, 'S2 niln-
' Utes. 1 HiTdllil.
.Motor trouhie foi eed the little
Cessna toonoplane to lain) in a
wheat field one mile xouth of
I l,nt-'ilon. whieh Is 15 uille.s Houth
of the Twin fties, at 10:35 u. in.
' i in- piiiue wuh In the air l-tiMi
j hotii-s, liavinK taken off at Wohl-
Chaniherliilu field here at 5 a. in.
last Sunday. This lime was 23
''hours less than the reeord.
( ' 1 , K ' 10 LAND, ,1 u no 2 !' (I1)
lio.v Ij. .M it chelt and Byron
Is. Neweoinl) werw flyiiiK tvor the
Cleveland a irpoi't today followliiK
their seei.nd Miecesnful take-uff in
at Irlnpt to In eali tlo- world's en
durance record , for planes re
fuelled in flight. T.iey took iff
at IS::K yesterday aftei'iiouii after
beiiiK fnrceil down by a storm
earlier In the day duriiiK the first
atleiupl.
The plane, was refuelled at fi
n'elnck this tiioriiiiiK, almost 12
hours after the flight was started.
The pilots signalled that all was
well.
To break the world's record of
1 7 1 a hours Ihey must remain
aluft until nlmost noon Friday.
ARTIST TRIED TO
I'l IKTI.AMI. Ore., June :'!!.
Itoheil I,. Clayton. Ill, lloslon,
Mass.. elnleil what police sanl was
a career of liuueo when he was
sentenced to pay a ? r.n ll fine and
spend six loom lis iii jail today
afler he Is iitlcu'cd to have swin
dled a L'l'-ycar-old l'mlland irl
.oil of jiiii.
Claxton was nri. 'st. -d ThuiMlay
in a downtown hotel as the re
snll of auspicious of the lAiil's
In other.
Police said today Clayton pio-ed
at; I,. Carry, steward of the yacht
Quaker City. In port at s.in Fran
cisco, lie called on it religious
'society here and said he
I leae to find a stewardes!
I yacht. II.. selected the
lely here and said he was on
t for Ihe
Kill. 2S.
mil lold her she w'otlhl he cotil-
pellrd to purchase a new uniform
wired relatlvi'8 In eastern
on and the hrother came to
tlanil wtih the money, hut in-
slsleil on piliihasliu: the clothes
r"r ""' kM. Clayton told her
1 '"' '' " hoard tho.i'iaft at
II ll.'.MIV er. It. C.
l'oliC(. sjnd li.ivton ronfesj-ed
and admitted serving lime m an
yuentin for larceny.
Fights Last Night
(By tht Aisocmtpd Prps)
ClllCAtltl. Jacklp r'lphls of l,os
Aimelca knockeil out Kariuer Joe
Cooiht of Terre Haute, lti.l. ill;
Siuiis Myprs of Coiatelln. Iilalin,
knocked out .lacLtc Moorp n( ch.
oiiko 5.
i llOI.I.YWon. t'l . - K virol
Stiotm of Omaha won on (mil
froni I ort Culhtui of lilttier "mI.
Hi.
i VANCtll VI. It. II C.. Jim, .
t-Vl I'el Wolfe 01' Viihcouvp',
11. !
1 .. loMUerlv of Helliiwh(.n, k jnek. i
ed out .mmk Peter Jackpot of 1 A Jury trylnj? A. H. MacKinnon
Portland 111 the third ronml f tlhmtlio of thi WHt-f on a rhnrsp
s lieduletl i miih.I titaiti eMmfof drfvlnu while Intoxicated. dU-
here last niuhi. jaKreed and was disehnrp;ed.
Postpone Second, Game of
Shibe Park Series Mc
Graw Crew in Third Posi
tion, Though Inactive
Manush Leads Hitters.
iy W lllhnn ,. hiprnau
( Associated Press Sports Writer)
A lare section of the Delaware
river, east into Shibe park at an
"l"l ""' nnniirui uiy ,
caused a lot-up in the persecution
of the Yankees by the Athletics.
With L'O.QOu Philadrlphians yell
Inn for more of the blood of Hur
h'iiis, the second tc;ime of the series
was put over until August 7, when
a double-header will be playeil.
laisterti teams In the National
Jeanne also suffered from the rain
yesterday. Cn willing to permit
such safe playmates an the Chillies
to escape u nut tended, the Ciants
i tinned lately arranged u doublc
header for this afternoon, which
makes four Raines with thp Phils
in two days, as ti double-decker
already was mi'deil for Sunday.
The Itohins also will double with
the ft raves on the Sabbath.
John J. Metiruw climbed into
place through remain tiiK Inactive
yesterday, h the Cubs obliRlnely
defeated the Cardinals, who pre
viously were tied with the New
Yorkers. The Cuba themselves
rode to the crest on their 9 to 5
triumph ns Cincinnati defeated
Pittsburgh by 10 to 3 In the third
game of the Berles. This combi
nation of events save the Bruins
a virtual tie in panics with the
Pirates, but the McCarthy entry
led beenuse of fwer defeats.
The Senators and the Ueil Sox
offered the only action in the
eastern half of the American
league, the Itostonese winning by
5 to 2, but all of the western
clubs took the field. Alviir
Crowdcr pitched the Hrowns to a
7 to li breeze over the White Sox
in Chicago, and Cleveland shaded
Ceorge Chlo and the Tigers by 5
to I at .Detroit.
Crowder was particularly Im
pressive, holding Lena Black
burn's team to ju?t five hits. The
victory increased the Browns'
margin over the third -place Yan
kees to one and one-half games
and decreased their deficit under
the leading Macks to ten contests.
Heinle iMatittsh collected three
of the 3 St. Lous hits, and so
became the first American league
batsman to roach a. totul of 11)0
sufe hits.
Ceorge IMile, who has found the
going rough since be broke his
string of nine straight victories,
lost a close battle to John M iljus
at Navin field because the Tigers
erred behind lilm. The Tigers'
outhit the Indians by 15 to 9. The
d e f ea t wa s I h le's f o u rt h of the
season against ten victories.
Ity tin AsMM'inUtl I'nv.s
raritii Const I-ikim
W. I,.
Mission ,'i'J 3!
Iran KrHnrisco ri 3S
OHkl.iml ,M in
.Kali
.5311
.57 4
,500
.4X4
,474
.3l4
.34 1
llollywinMl
4.'.
4.'.
4 5
31
4S
4S
50
5H
511
I.ns AllKPlrs
I Surntnirnto
Hoiittli'
I'ortlanil
Xnllomil liiiiK'ir
W. I..
Chlcacn 37 S3
IMttshlliKll 3K 14
New York 3fi 1'7
St. l.ouis 3fl L'K
nrooklyn 2n 3".
Philadelphia 26 37
Itoston j 3N
Clm'lnnatl 23 3S
I'd.
.017
.KI3
.571
.5H3
.444
.413
. tali
.377
v Atiiorl.-iiil 1tMiittio.
W. l. 1
IM JIiHlelplila 4S 15
Kt. l.nuls 311 211
IJeln.lt 311 20
Cleveland 3tl 33
Washington 25 30
ChlciiKO 23 44
l.oaton 21 4 7
Coast League
Yesterday
It. II. i:
... 7 in 3
...8 11 tl
Kasifh and
KnlK.hl and
CHklaud
l'lM'tUtnl
(12 Innings).
('riiKtlead. Jeffeoat,
Ki-iiil; ClH'sterflrlil.
liilio, Woodall.
I!.
IS
11.
2.1
1. 09 Atotelrs
San Kranelsco 5 7 5
Walsh. Chlltls and Warren: Ja
cuhs, Jones, tllynn und lteed.
I!
11.
13
9
Sacranipnto X
Seattlp 3
Cmio. tloiil.l ami Kophler: C.l
lard, Kisch, pipKras ami llorroanl.
li. H. K
Missions 3 7 11
Hollywood 2 13 1
Krause aii.t Hoffmann; Shellen
hack and ltassler.
M AHTIXK Cnl . Iumm
STANDINGS
OF THE
St. Louis Friends Who Had
Faith in Obscure Youth
for Ocean Flights, Hosts
On Home Visit Hop
West Late Today.
KT. l.Ol'IS. Jimp 2'J. W i;n
tertalned hy the. backers who first
bi'llpvptl thp ohspuro national
KUlrd captain could fly from New
York to Paris, Colonel Charles A.
Undhci'Kll and his hridc had a
liroKlam or business und Infoiiiial
pleasure today with thp Intention
of takiliK otf for Kansas City 011
their leisurely western rllKht lato
this afternoon or tomorrow iiiorn
ItiK. While Colonel l.lndberuh yestpr.
day confprrd with transcontinen
tal all- transport oflicials and In
spected the facilities of the line.
Mr. Lindhertth was entertained
privately by Mrs. Jlarry Mall
Knhiht. Colonel and Mrs. Und
bpri;h were guests at a small din
ner party given by Major William
H. Hobertson, a backer of the
New Vorl(-to-Parls flight anil the
colonel'ri old air mall boss.
Lindbergh told interviewers that
St. Ijouls waa a logical crossroads
In the future of commercial avia
tion and advised the construction
of permanent runways before
freezing weather seta in at nny
rate, ut I.flmbert-Ht. Louis field.
"My dutloa in the future with
transcontinental transport will re
quire more of my time in St. Louis
than heretofore," hp said, "but of
course I'll be spending quite a bit
of my time In New York."
1
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Flash. iik an till round frame,
that would not bo ileni'.l, "I'ar
Hon" Hopper, former Wisconsin
.state titlu holder, defeated Cramer I
Hud" Deuel tn the Hemi-t'inals 1
of the Modford Ten n 1m tournament1
at the hinh mhuol courts last
evening. The eount was r-, 2-ti,'
In the-other Hi'tui-f inal match
played this morning. Hairy Hut
ler won from II. li. Wilson, (f-l.
H-l. Hopper and Itutler will meet
in the finals at the hlh .school
Sunday afternoon at two o'elock,
in a three out of five wt mateh.
After loHing the first net to
Hopper, li-a. Heuel eame bark
strong with a fast volleylut; game
In the second set antl ran it out,
G-2. It remained for the third
set to bring out the be.-u tennis
of the tourney and it was not
until the final call had been made
that the mateh eon Id have been
said to be out of Deuel's grasp.
It was it fight from stmt to fin
ish, with both players showing
plenty of sera p. Hopper's reserve
strength finally carried him thru
to victory.
in this morning's match Wil
son's gitmo whs off while l.utler,
as usual, was on top of his game.
Wilson's overshooting of the base
line cost him game after game.
Holler and Deuel won from
Garfield and Crowson in the qtiur-j
ter finals this morning, ti-2. ti--.
and will meet. Kdmiston and Hal-!
ley in the semi-finals this even- j
ing. Hopper and Htoi hr will iiiiti
tho winners of this match in the
doubles finals Monday evening. i
SAN I-'ltA.Vt'lSCO, .Tune 29. T)
On the ground that the fight
between "Aee" Hudklns, NebtHska
wildcat, and Charley Helanger,
V'rench-Canadian light heavy-
weight, had "looked bail." .loe
lienshleu. secretary of the state ;
boxing commission, held up the j
purse, amounting to about J'-M. .
nan. here last night. I
densities announced the with-;
holding of the purse, shortly niter!
the ending of the bout. 1 whieh j
resulted in a decision for Hudklns.
Kiuht fans hurled their pro
mains and other papers Into the '
ring to show their disapproval of,
the brand of boxing exhibited and i
most of the sports writer agreed
that it "certainly did look bad."
f ;eu.h1ea. w ho ald he hail acted
upon the orders of William Han-'
lun. state boxing eommissinner. j
announced that an Investigation
would be held. piobably next ;
Tuesday. I
Report Fourth Firei
SALKM. Ore.. June :'!'. -Ay) -An-ticlpaitng
the usual tires and in
juries due to fireworks In Fourth
of July celebrations, ami seeking
data to be used In curbing damage
in the future. State Kire Mar?,.!
Clare A. l-ee Is tailing upon Ihn
chiefs and police chief (or reports
of all fires and accidents due to
theje auses this year.
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