Medford mail tribune., July 06, 1929, Image 8

PAflE ETC TIT
CLEVELAND
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Mitchell and Newcomb Rest'
i irig After 174 Hours, 59,
. Seconds Aloft Old Mark J
, Exceeded Over Hour-
Weariness Forced De-
AN
AIR RECORD
cPpnt rvnwrl fharnps'1"'' B,,,,ll": "v"r ""lr
sceni u-rowu unarytb ..,,. (lf llf(, ,, ,.,, ,,,,. ,,.,.
Plane One Killed.
CLKVKLANTJ, Ohio. July 6.
IP) Holch'iH of a nrw world 'h
rrcord for endurnnro flfKhU of 171
lioutK nd filt fitoimIh, IMIhIk Hoy
1. MltrhoM uii'l Hynm K. Xcvv
coinh today irMtcd tliolr wearli-d
bodi'H aftor roinaliiluK In the air
from a wufk iiko Krlday afternoon
until 12:39:50 inis jiunninK. Thoy
broiiBht tln'ir plane to earth at
CJevoland airport.
Thoy t'xeceded hy 1 hour, L'fi
in In ut oh and OH nficondM tlif old
mark not Tcrontly In Kurt Wort If,
Texan, hy JtiKltiald Knhhlns and
JainoM Kelloy. who ivmalnod aloft
71' lioui'H, nilnuti-H and 1 hcc
UI)d.
W'earliM'HH hroiiKlit t lio alrinrn
to a landiiiK and the rlidoim ac
claim of 7(i,00t iioi'Muns, ono of
vlioni wuh killed, after a flight
which hocaino morn hazardoiiH
and difficult aa the U,iy aloft cut !
down their physical endurance.
' The climax of the attempt came
but a few hours before It ended,
upd . the two men trnld It nearly
killed them. They Hurvived a se
vere electrical storm which da in
ured their refuoliiiB plane in a
forced landing . and stopped all
other air traffic to fifchl on for
the record, attained I'd hours
later.
ICxhausted, the airmen Immedi
ately were taken under miaul to
u hotel, to sleep throuKlitmt the
day If they desire. Tlvey were
apent. "We hrokj the record.
Thai's euoiiKii. All we want now
Is Hleep," Noweomb Haiti. 1
JtestiiiK with them was KrncHt
Basbam, jdlot of tiie rcfueliUK
plane, who completed ii 4 contacts
during the fliKht to replenish the
HUpply of Kiisutlno, oil and food.
HoihIh lammed
. 1 toads were jammed for ml leu,
and the airport wns crowded witli
ypeclaturH when the record was
rq nailed shortly before midnight.
The wallltiK crowd watched
Inxlotisly aH the next hour passed,
ind Joined In n ten-lflc oulburst
Ah the record was act at J II : 1 0: ft'.
Jtoekets and flaroH were released
in saluto to the airmen. A dis
play of fireworks added to the
brilliance of IIkIUh at the fhid.
Thinking that (he flight was to
continue, the crowd Htarled to dis
perse, but few hail loft tlir
laceH at 12:37 when , a red flare,
iho signal of a lamling, was
ropped from the plane.
Lena than ten minutes later the
Vi'befclH touched the earth. Then
the crowd chained.
. Police wore helpless. The field
Vk-fkn overrun, and It whh ilurlng
litis rush that Htuvr Kusko. Hi,
loat hiH life. He climbed to a
vantage point atop an eleclrlc in
lerurlain car and was elertiucuted.
Unknowing, the crowd surged, and
jih the pilots swung the Hhtp
around, hundreds crowded I he
plane, hanging to the wings and
tail an it was taxied to the hangar,
i Mitchell and Kcwcomh rose
fcmillng from their seats and
Hteppcd out. Again the mob
fought to get near the fliers.
They w ere hurried into the mm
pany's offices inside the hangar,
and many of those nimble to fol
low fell mien the plane, tearing
It with their bauds uh (hey snug:it
souvenirs. It was not seriously
damaged, bow ever. The fliers
praised thn performance of (heir
vnglne and plane, and declared
thai their motor would have func
tioned Indefinitely,
The filers greeted their wives
first, then after accepting hurried
congratulations, hurried (o their
roht. Their rooms were guarded
today while they recuperated.
WIMBLEDON. England, July .
(T Anici lea's duelling y o u n k
ibmblen team ooiodM ing of John
Vhii I'yn nnd llmer AIIIkmi. won
tb 'Hrltlsb tennis elifmpionibip tn
men's doulilON toibiy by tlef eating
UHton'H best pair. J. t. (Jregory
and I. O. Collins In (lie final.
Allison and 'ati Ityn won out
In a terrific, flve-sei strttHKle
itcorcn of n-7, B-3, 1 n-) J, !.
RIVERSIDE. Calif.. July il'i
Mlehaol John Patrick Coibihy. SI,
licir to the Cudahy packing for
tunc, was married to Muriel Aveltchco and master of iirls, is setting
Kvansen, in. whose moviiiR ptc-iype tor 9111 a week at the light
ture name Is Muriel Evans, byjhoiiHc, ait iiistllnthm etiiplnvlng the
.Justice of the lJeac Leonard I blind. She ban been unable to ob
Olfanl In the basement of the
court house here today.
Yule,, Building activity inert'
ing here.
Jazz outlook
muutrai ruum
Dninrn daot
ululvlu rioi
Young People's Secretary of ;
Presbyterian Church Tells I
C. E. Delegates Boys and
Girls Find No Good in Hi)
Flask.
KANSAS CITV, July C ifl'j
The youth of America In high.
' KtTiolIM tllillkillg tllllll MOUIO llf
their parents, the Itev Kratik O.
Ci'tty. nf I'hlladcllililu today tol)l
delegates attending the Inleriiii
tlnnal convention of Christian Kn
dciivnr. "One youth told inc the other
day that lioyH (mil girls iih he
knew them observed that carry
ing of hip fhiHkH hy men did them
no good," he eontlnned.
.Mr. (lefty l young peonies' sce-
retary of the Presbyterian church j
in the V. K. A
Kvanpelititn of Hororlty and fra
ternlty irronpH nlno was reeum-
niondod hy the speaker
Substitution of thn K"iel for
other world news waa souhl by
Dr. K. C. Coffin, ColuinhiiH. (hln,
edilm- of the Herald of Cospel
IJlterty. "The world Is newa-bent
on polilh-H, rinaneeK. spoila and
KeandalN," he dor la rod,
Dr. Daniel A. I'ollriK. New York,
president of the ni Kaniatlon, do
elared in favor of modern women's
ln, - '' """" """ ""Z7
period, lie said short dresses wore
more sanitary,
K ANSA 8 CITV. July . f'
The 1931 convention of the Inter
national (MiiiKtian Kndeavor will
be hebl in San Knim-lsco. An
,iUIU eiiieiit of the selection of the
convention city, made last night
by the executive committee, was
made today before the general
session of the meeting here.
BLOODED HORSES LOST
IN STOCK BARN BLAZE
WKKTCHKNTKK. I'a., .inly Ii.
(V) Kleven horses valued at
more than I oa.UOO were burned
to death today when fire de
stroyed t lie main Hcctiun of the
stock barn of DclchcHtor farms,
near here.
Six of the horses were Jumpers
imported from 10 n g I a n d two
months ago by William Ashton, a
broker, whose fat her. I t Thomas
(I. Abtou, owns Hie farm. Three
brood mures and a champion stal
lion owned by I r, Ashton, and
(tut ledge,, a famous breeding stal
lion, owned by A. I'. Harvey, wen?
lout.
IN FISHING PRESERVE
MADISON. Virginia. July II. (VP)
Tile preKidentfal party of neven
was seeludeil today from (be cares
of admlnistrat ion duties at the
Hoover flailing preserve in the
Mine It'dge mountains near here,
after t heir bard drive yeNterday
oer rain Miakcd roads from Wash
billon. With the president were M rs.
Hoover anil their son, Herbert, Jr.;
Dr. Vernon Kellogg, permanent
secretary of the national research
council, and Mark Sullivan and
William Hard, news writers. They
expect to return to the capital
late tomorrow.
LEGGE .PRESIDENCY
t'HU'Adl), July (1. (V) -Herbert
I'. I'erkins today stepped Into the
presidency if the Inlet national
HarviNier company, vacated by
Alexander Lccge, who resigned to
become I'ltairuiau of the federal
farm hoard. Ilt election shh a n -nolineed
by t'yrus M. McCorJliick,
chairman of (he board of directors.
NEW YORK. July W.uV) -.Mayor
Walker has a spiffy new
hand woven tie of red. while and
blue squares. The only one like it
Ik owned by (In mayor of South
ainpton, England. The two wer
presented by haberdasher who
have installed a Uot oil the liner
Anuitania.
LLANKS, Spain. July tl. - -(pi -l-Viendn
or a bricklayer have bail a
rinht royal time with banquets am)
drlnkH galore, nil paid for with gold.
The police HioukIh the bricklayer
must be n robber, but It turned mil
(hat in tearing down a bouse he
bad found an old box containing
(in.000 gold pesetas about 200 vears
old.
NEW YORK, July t! - (.b .Marv
Ritllt Herman, who whs graduated
In l!2K from Ctduinttla university
with the dcKrees of bachelor of hc
tain employment as a teacher.
Sweden has
pleading for
peace.
lMin organisation
tlisat -mament ;unl
I
MTCDFOfjn AfATTi
.v iir. &tf . 1 J i k a s . iM r. "!
One of the three carloads of Heath & Milligan Paints and Varnishes unloaded last week for the Lam
port Hardware Store. This is the larnest paint shipment ever received by one dealer in Medford, accord
ing to Ed Lamport, local dealer for Heath 4 Milligan paints and varnishes.
W REGION IN
iHlPFCflllNlSi
STORMS' (M
J I M II III U UUU I
Storm Series Kills 28 Hun
dreds Injured Crops De
stroyed Traffic Inter
rupted Wind Exposes
Coffins in Cemetery.
LONDON. July G. At Central ,
Europe dug itself out today from
debris of a series of storms which
, , . , , ,i
yesterday swept down from south-
eastern flermany and killed LS
persons. Injuring hundreds in
'.echo-Slovakia, AuMi la, J ugo
slavia, Clcrmaiiy and Svvitzeclaiid.
The storms, whieh at limes
reached hurricane intensity and
exeeeib-d in a mil eg an hour ve-
loeity, dlfl widespread damage, d-
siroyiiig growing crops in hiiiic
tlistriciM.
(earing down
'If graph j
and telephone wires, ami intej--I'Upting
railroad tral'lic.
The distiiriiances began in Ocr
many, as hall storms tore down
through I Sob em ia and Moravia,
and swung eastward, and turned
into Austria, where they raked the
republic', length" and breadth,
lloro the disturbance divided, one
section , sweeping south through
Jugoslavia and another continuing
westward into Switzerland.
The wind readied a velocity of
101) miles an hour in Austria, In
terrupting shipping on the lakes
and in Hie Danube, and loitin-
laiuefi an average oi 1 ii miles an
hour. it was purtici ly violent
near Nuremberg. (Icrmany, where
one pcaHat.t was killed, thousands
or windows smashed by hail, audi )in, tW(, t.n),s at Ibe ( of
many homes partially destroyed. j, berries. - V
Ten . per.sons were killed at I ' .
Zetilca, Jugoslavln. wiien the river ; , 4,4,4,4.4. 4, .,.,;.
Kosna, whipped by the tornado, - t
riooded a collage In which a num-1 NEW YORK. July G. (VP)
her of terrified peasants bud Katsuhl'-io II. Aimmuchi. oldest son
sought shelter. Seven persons ; of the pritnu minister of Japan, Is
weiB killed in Bohemia and Mo- j workluK na a clerk In the. Hani: oi
ravla. and ten more in Austria. Japan here as a part of a study
Hiimlreds were injured along of economic conditions and Amer
the path of the storms by falling lea's prosperity. He Is 32 years
walls, uprooted (ices and flying old. Once In; was Japan's Inter
debris. There were the usual collcgllae champion at j"l Jilsti.
number of freaks: In one village. I COLl'MRl'S, Ohio, July (P
Obrelm. .Moravia, the wind William Perry, Z, negro, of Cleve
wrecked the cemetery and cvpi-scd ' land was shot ami killed today
coffins lu the gmuml. At lai du-J when he itllemplcil to escape from
bice, Bohemia, a passenger a Unlit - ( guards while being Iransl'enTil
Ing from a tram was blown under (torn bis cell In solitary confine
the wheels of a coach and was , men! in the stale neuileiiliarv hern
killed when (be (rain slarl
TYPIFY BEST YOUTH ON FARM
.-J I I V" ,4 i - V ' SniW
H'V-i 111 J 1 5 1 i
F '.3
Aatocintrit fri. Phnfi
Choin o bftt tvpifyino the 4-H club work among 700,000 of
America's foturo frmrs, Helen Drinker. Henrico county. Virginia,
and John C. Jackion, Eait Baton Rouge parleh, Louisiana, were
awarded the 19:9 trophies by the secretary of agriculture.
TftTPUTR MFftFORT),
Big Shipment of Paints for
Will Hang
Thomas 1.1'liciv.
I'KIAII, Cal., July Ii.
Thomas J,o how, convicted slaver
of seven-year-old Theresa Johnson
of Kort Diagg. was sentenced to
h,um '''". September 13, at San
Quentin prison bv Superior Judge
hi,,, , . ,
H. I. I'reston of Mendocino county
here today. Lehew. the stoic
v.of)dsnian. aeeepted sentence calm
ly and permitted no trace of emo
tion to fdiow on bis faee when the
death seiitem-e was pronounced.
.
ISlg BCQT tSotHerS
Berry Pickers; Is
Slain With Knife
4. 4 4 4, 4. 4 4, I
4 4. j
- OTTAWA, Out, July G. j
f A') Attaeked by a 'J00- ) 1
poiin I bear near Low, Que- !
bee, :to miles north of Otla-
wit, Harry ('unlock, Ottawa,
stunned the animal with a i
hammer and then killed It j
fr with a butcher knife. ,Mr.
Kami Mrs. Custoek had been . 1
picking berriea near the scene (
of the encounter un'f1TM;Hl
retired for
the night in fHi
au,n, nu(ie. .Mr. Cilslmk was
awakened bv Founds - tVom
a uisi,e and found tr.o. U-Jiv
i He was serving a term for robbery.
1 rTrl
OTJFiOX
. i, J I ll, t , .11 j O, Ml-'.l.
Medford
E
E
WITH LISTERS
Officials Befuddled As to
Case Clerk Rules Twins
Not Single Because
Joined Together Dual
Personality Is View. (
MANILA, July C. iVP) Luclo
j and Simpiicio Godlno. 21 yearn old
Filipino "Siamese twins," an
nounced today then intention of
marrying Natividitd and Victor! na
Mates, sisters, Tuesday, despite
offieiul opposition. After marry
ing, they said, they would go to
the L'nited States to enter vaude
ville. A license clerk's ruling that
the twins were not single because
they were joined together, was
overruled by the Philippine de
partment of justice, and they will
; bo granted a license to marry. The
j clerk denied thcni Ik-onsen a few
.hivu mm ui.t-im- Hint wliilft In mm
sense they were single because un-
married, in a larger sense they
were not single because of the
1-byslcal tie which bound them.
'I Vie clerk bold that they were
one individual with a dual per-
sonality, and that their marriage
would result in that one individual
having two wives.
As a result of the decision of the.
department oT justice, permission
to wed probably will bo granted
Tuesday,
'I'" twins are Joined at the base
of their spines. The tie is flex
ible and they arc able to get
around easily, although always
back to back.
F
WIMBLEDON. England. July 0.
i;pi Henri Cochet of Era nee won
(he British tennis champiousliip to
day by defeating his con n try man.
Jean Borot r,i. In (lie final match.
Cochet overwhelmed Die bound
ing Basque to win straight sets by
scores of -l. 6-3. fi--L
Cochet. who won the same (file
In I It-7 . captured t he crown 1 his
year in one of the most Impres
sive displays of tennis ever seen
on the courts of Wimbledon. Bill
Tilden and Borot ra, two of the
greatest players of the day. were
smothered by him In three straight
sets, (he American getting but ten
games and the Basque but 11.
Little Henri also holds the Amer
ican championship, won la.d fall.
HENLEY. England. July tP)
The Brow lie and Nichols schools
crew from Cambridge, Mans., won
the famous Thames cup this aft
ernoon by capturing the fitial race
of the gruelling competition.
L. Ounlber of Holland won the
famous Diamond sculls, dethron
ing Joe Wright. Jr., of Canada, tn
the Hnal.
tiuntber beat Wright by three
feet tn a hair-raising finish in X
minutes, A2 seconds.
AHACK ON RAYJOIP
NKW . YOHK.' July irof'
lowlt ( Haek i Wilson, slituaing
out Holder of 'the Chicago Cubs,
must pay a fine of $toa, and mmvc
a suspension of three days, ef
fective today, for his attempted
attaek upon Itay Kolp in the
lieds' dugout during the game at
Cblcauo .Inly -t. President llcydler
of the National league announced
tday.
SUES
TWINS
PLAN IRIG
HYKACrHK. N. Y.. July 6. lVt
j Dun at-on. skipper of th" Toot.
, erville Trolley tn motion picture
and n trouper for more than half
a century behind the footlights,
j died tndaty at his home in New
King-don
OICARDS FUMBLE DECATHLON ACEIINT NEL
TENTH STRAIGHT
Bad Guess By Haines Gives
Klein Chance to Smack
Fast One for Circuit in
Tenth Frame Hafey Also
Hits Homer,
liy William .1. Chipman.
AsHodated i'resH Sports Writer
CI u iih jwierc up: It ed general ly
along the baseball front yesterday
aH tlie major league armies moved
into position for another series
intersectlonal battles, but the Car-
dlnals found time to . lose their
10th straight whilo walling for
the other teams to swing into
action. The champions were ac
commodated yesterday by nobody
but tbo Phillies, who ohliginglv
dropped 20 out of VI to St. Louis
last year.
Jess Haines piado as if to slip
a fast one past Cbarlio Klein,
first Philadelphia batsman In the
10th Inning, after Master Klein
bad refused to bite at two wide
hooks. The fast one was Just to
Klein's liking, and ho drove it
high over the right field wall
of. Baker Bowl, to give the Phils
a 10 to 9 decision. Jt was bis
L'Olh home run, and enabled him
to keep paco with Chick Hafey of
St. Louis, who picked up bis HtHh
earlier in the game.
The Cardinals will remain in
Philadelphia for a full series, and
tbo Cubs will Invade the citadel
of the Braves today, but the rest
of the intersectlonal openings will
be delayed until tomorrow. The
Reds, who hold the Giants in no
awe. will come to the Polo
: rou mis for two games on the
Sabbath after a farewell brush
with Pittsburg today, and the fast
moving Pirates will settle them
selves at Kbbets Field, Brooklyn
will enfertain at the Polo Grounds
today.
As the Pirates and the Cubs
givu each other heart failure in
the dash toward the National
league si retch, Cornelius Metiilli
cuddy moves serenely toward his
seventh flag with his two nearest
rivals, the Yankees and the
Browns, nine and one-half games
to the rear. The Mackm.cn open
a. series at Chicago today as the
Yankees and the Browns begin
a fight to see who shall hold sec
ond place for the moment.
The Indians turned buck the
White Sox by 11 to 10 In a groggy
game at Cleveland yesterday, prior
to the arrival of Boston in Cleve
land and of Washington In De
troit for two stirring series. The
victory gave the Indians an edge
of four games to two in the ex
tended holiday engagement.
T"
STANDINGS
OF THE
k CLUBS.
(liy Iho .VsMM-lauM IMi'ks.)
I'aririt I'miHl lrniic.
V. I..
VI.
San l-'raiu-lsco ft 0 1
llnllywoud 1 0 1
.(Hill
llllll
l.os AnKi'lcH 1
OnUlnnd 3 J
Mission J a
I'urtlaliil 1 3
KHrramcnto 0 4
Sraltlo It ' 5
National INitriio.
V. L.
I'll t.-!im uh 4 I 25
fhtniKU 4"J
New Yolk II 31
SI. I .mi In 36 35
Hi-onklyn 3'J 37
I'llilailclpllla 30 40
Huston it 4 1
Cincinnati 25 43
Amcrimn I.caim
W. I.
IMlilnilclillla 53 17
Now Vm-k 43 21!
St. Ixiuis 44 27
Detroit 44 27
( li'Vclaml 35 3ti
WashiliMtnn 2t 42
I'lllrilKU 25 50
Boston 22 53
,
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.fiOO
.4011
.200
.000
.0110
ret.
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.Still
.507
.4(14
.4211
.3117
.3KS
Vet.
.Ii23
.020
.520
.4113
.382
.333
.3'.I2
Coast League
Yesterday
(!) tlie Awochiloil rrev)
' K. II. 15.
Portland 4 12 2
Ih.s Angeled tl I I 3
chesterfield, Poedell and Wood
all; Chltd, Itnhcrts and h'amlberg.
Seattle r
Sun I'Vancineo 6
tirahatn and Uorreani;
Mild Uecl.
it R
14 1
Clonics
1 lolly wood
Sacramento
Ilntlcrqon and
Klynn, Sevei ebl.
4 1
Gould
H.
I!
Mlf-Hlon
Oaklcnd 3 Ii l
PltleUe and liranxcl; (IragluaJ
and Lombard!.
Wim King Cup
LONDON. July (v-Kllnht
Lieutenant Atcberlcy. member of
the Hritiith Schneider cup team,
won the ktng a cup air race today
tn the n9-nille flight around
Ibitabt.
GAME IN SLUMP OF WHOLE U.S.
BEST ATHLETE
Kenneth Doherty of Detroit
Makes Highest Score in
United States Competition
Historv Three Relay
Marks Fall.
By FRANK H. FRAWLEY
Associated Press Sports Editor
DENVER, Colo., July
The greatest all-around athlete in
the United States, by Amateur Ath
letic union inesurements, is Ken-
oflneth Doherty of the Cadillac Alh
?tie club of Detroit.
Ikiherty yemerday scored 7,-
784.6 points In the decathlon of the
annual A. A. I'. track and field
championships. It was the highest
score ever made in the United
States for the Bruelini; competi
tion, lasting almost n full day. The
highest number of points previ
ously scored was 7774.42 by Klkins
of the University of Nebraska in
1927. Uoherty's showing closely
approached the world's record of
8Uu3.290, made in 1928 by Vaavo
Yrjola of r inland.
Doherty, who won the A. A. U.
decathlon title last year with
7GU0.62 points, beat out a line field
of competitors in the 10 events
thelOO meters run,' broad jump, ID
pound shot put, 400 meters run, 110
meters hurdles, discus throw, pole
vault, Javelin, HOO meters run and
high jump. -
V. Kennedy of Warrcnsburg Mo.,
Teachers' college, was second with
7362.003 points and Wilson Charles,
an Oneida Indian of Haskell insti
ture, third with 7240.053.
The three-day stand of the
"American Olympics" came to a
close with relay records being
smashed. Two new marks went to
the credit of the Los Angeles Ath
letic club, which took the relays
championship with Hi points, aud
one to the Xew York A. C.
Milt Alaurer, Charley Paddock.
Maurice duyer aud Frank Wykoff
carried the I,. A. A. C. colors to a
world's record tn the lie- yard
event for a track with two turns,
covering the quarter mile in 41.9
seconds, a half second faster than
the old mark.
This same quartet clipped one
full second , from the A. A. U. rec
ord in the half mile. The new
mark is 1 minute. 26.1 seconds.
Jackson Schol.. Johnny Kerr. How
ard Jones, and Frank Culiel. run
ning for the New York A. C. set
the A. A. V, record for the mile
at 3 minutes, 17 seconds, or six
tenth of a second faster than the
old mark made in 1926 hy an Illi
nois A. ('. ton 111 cousistiiiK or Stev
enson, Taylor, Oestrich and Ken
nedy. Herman llrix. 11 University of
Washington I'roduct, threw the
eight-pound shot (17 feet, 11 inches
a new world's record.
Sunday
2:30 P.M.
Jackscn County
Fair Grounds
MEDFORD
vs.
ASHLAND
Admission 25 and 50c
Children under 12
Free
Baseba
o parkine troubles exist ;it I lit- M,
m The doorman
arrive and places it in a garage connected with
the I lotcl. J ust hand him your key as you leave
the car that's all. Located in the heart of the
City near everything.
Service, QualitvMofbitalitv
4
&MAjMX
-SAK FRANCISCO
MAIM rLAriNLl)
Medfui'ii's two tennis clubs wilt
meet in an lntei-club five-men
team singles and doubles match
at the high school courts tomor
row morning, starting at eight
o'clock. l'lvo singles and twu
doubles matches will be played.
Murrv Jacobs and Fletcher
( stunt iit-e In charge of tile. West
UE. i ..liili team and both will
probably play In Sunday's match,
j Carter Hoggs. Italph V.ailey and
' llaymond Fish will also be seen
! In action for the westerners.
For the recently organized Mcd
! ford Lawn Tennis, club "Parson"
11, er. winner of the recent tour.
i nniiient, A h ill Tnllefson, II. O.
Wilson. Jimmy KUmlslon. Harry
Itutler, Cramer "Hud" Deuel,
"Hill" Kit kpatiiek anil Al Stoehr
are available for action.
With both clubs collaborating,
plans are being formed for a.
southern Oregon singles ami
double- tournament to be played
here ill about two weeks with
stars from Ashland, Klamath Falls,
i Hosebuig and firunts l'ims in
vited. Later In the summer an
attempt will bo made to bring
the University of Oregon and
Oregon Slate college stars hero
for matches with the locals.
ST. ANDRKWS, Scotland, July
tl. M') (Jrent liritain won the
senior, international three-cornered
golf match today with a score of
41 points. The United States was
second with 15 points, and Can
ada third, scoring 12 points.
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