Medford mail tribune., July 11, 1929, Image 7

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Resort to Blood Transfusion
to Save Life of Dorothy
Wilson, Daughter of Wil
son Brothers Director
19-Year-Old Helen Hertz
Charged With Reckless
Driving.
CHICAGO, July 11. ') A
liluml U'iHlHftisiun was j.pj-fm-nn'ti
i(trithy Wilsun, dciHitunte tauKh
tor of Miilon "Wilson, a direelr if
W ilson HrothcrK, in-Hiufiictiirorrt.
Miss Wilson was critically injur
otl ycstoruay when the rmHor car
vn struck by itn nutmohiic driven
hy Mies IlcU'ti ilartK, lil-ycar-ohl
ditUKhlor of John licrta, former
pi'CMitjcnt of the Yciiow Cah ooin-
imny. Miss llcrtz facet! chaWH
ut assault with a deadly weapon,
and is at Uhorly on her own ru
coKhizancp. Physician! said Mias Vitsun's
cottilitlon was "utave, hut llhat
sliu was holding her own early to
day. Eva listen noHce were told that
Miss Hertz drove through a stop
light, ramming the Wilson car.
Itoth maehinos were wrecked. SHss
Wilson and her chauffeur were
taken to a hospital, although (he
hitler was not seriously hurt. Miss
Hertz was accompanied hy a
chauffeur, hut whs driving at the
time of the accident, police said.
At (he police Htation Miss Hertz
was charged with assail ii with a
deadly weapon ami her fxftid was
fixed at $sn. She was released
on her own recognizance at the
recoinmentlation of William O.
Kreeinati, Kvaitstnu rhlef of police.
Chief l'Yceman said that should
Miss Wilson's injuries prove fa
tal, the charge against Miss HettK
would be changed to manslaugh
ter. Miss Hertz gave her home ad
dress as Leona I-trms, Gary, III.,
where her father and mother main
tain u racing stable which includes
the one-time Kentucky derby win
ner. Itrgh Count.
Miss Wilson made tier debut in
N'orth Shore society, last winter.
.She has been living 'lit Santa i-iar-bara,
Oal., with her parents. Her
present visit hero was at tht home
of her grandmother, Mrs. M. Crane
Wilson.
Miss Hertz' parents learned of
Ihe accident while they were at
' .'ending the races at Arlington
Park.
MALE TENNIS ACE
IS GDNQUERED BY la
CALIFORNIA MISS I
LONDON'. July IK (Ayi Mit.
. Helen Wills showed a select and
keenly interested gallery, includ
ing the prince of Wales, how
easily she is able to beat ven
a first class untie tennis player,
when on a private eonrt in i he
west end of fondn she ifefeate,(i
Captain Vietor Cawilef, M. P.. by
pcores of 6-2, 01,
Captain Cazatet, former mm
lenr sfittash raefpiets ehautpion of
Jtrltain and a rensHVued tennis &
player, was no mmcii tor the
woman champion' of thren na
tions. The Mali, describing thrt
match, says she ' played as if
merely toying with liftn and ran
away with the frst five gams
before she allowed the captain If
win two, after which sho prompt lv
ran out the set. In the second set
Helen Ho wed the score to reach I ,
four-all, before running out.
Miss Wills' opponent declared
he struggle! his hardest, hut his
efforts were unavailing as "shj j 0
was loo good."
This is not ihe first time Mi
Wills has defeated a ranking male
tennis star. A match with Fritz
Mercur. one of tho tst Amnl -
can players, at Forest Hills iast
minuner. which was won by the
fc woman champion aroused consid
erable discussion and was followed
a few days later by n return match
which Menur won. Mercur said
later that as ionff as ho played a
hack court tani and traded drfv
with Miss Wills she was mre than
n match fr hfm.
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i Rumor That Cubs Cracking
Refuted By Performance
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in upcner ai roio urounusi
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nraies ana mm un
Homer Spree.
By William 1, i'liiitiMiin.
Associated 1'ress Hnorta Write
Iti'lunU that the Cubs w
racking seem i hit vi1
been ex;i-
grated. r distorted. Kresh from 1
two lanujiiiiM hy Cite ilruves in i
four tiiimcs, the Chicago contend
t stepped into ihe PSo grounds
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; yesterday and cracked curves an
l f .vl J11U.U tltl ....-ll.-t tit,, (.-..tlu ..-ill. t
patto! i-itu itself tti.y.y lit no tiiti
at all. Tin Uiuiiis vn Ui ojH-iifr
t'Nt MI'OIV (tf fi Itt 2, but it hoviiuhI
like ait Irish mih.
Turnt'il bnt'k fn ihr first nsaauit.
(he CfaiitH innv farr (ho niHTHaily
of wlnnins all four of the remain-j
uik Kant.', it mey aro to utMptut'tMittt tau'witys 01 a so-lt WHirst. ll.seu
iho t'u!s In .fon.l jioffitioii in this.! for any' clmmphmgltip event wer.;
ki'i'Ich. 'M.'ainviiil.s tii." I'irnts ivill i I'tipi'ti ff from lf.e to Kreen.
ho k;io!!h.Hi.k Jh ji:tlfr l.owl willij "iol!iR the fairways woiilii keep
tin- I'hliHeH, whom they tlcffaie.I Hie .spectator;, far eiit.URli away
yoxu-rilny hy 15 to !) in a home-1 from I he (ilHyel-H to prevent the
run oruy. i former talking intimately io litem.
The liuceaneers now lead 'hl. 'i-1 ami "t (he same time provide
bo hy one and one-lialf same!., and ; llellty of opportunity for seeing the
the chances for either the tiii.nls I Play," he said.
or the C'ul.s to gain ill the iinme
tliale future are slim.
The 1'iratcs iiit five home-runs
in I'htlaticfphia and the iMiillies
four. This total was within one of
the record of 111 for two eluhs in!
a jj.-ime, set at the same itakcrj
l.owl in 1 when the Fhiis hit
six and the t'ar.litials four. Gran- '
thani led with two, and .Traynor, I
l.loyd W'aner and Fusel! of thrt
Pirates and Klein, O'Dt.ul and I
Southern of tin. Phils ttt .me each. I
U'illiam Watson Cla.-k oulpiteh-1
d .less HafiK's and r red e rank-'
house hy jnst enough to enable
Ih-ooklyn to win the opener of-its
scries against the.' CardfmiEs by 9
to ti.
Tiu Jteds puuelied the Hraves
by Hi to 2 at Host on in the open
ing of Jack Hendtirk's personal
campaign to escape from the cel
lar. Alphonse Thomas defeated ihe
Yankees for the second time in his
major league career, phfngihg the
HuKgins camp into gloom. The
Ue.ore was .,L. 3.
The AthleiicK won ihe opener at
,Nf. i,ouis hy 4 to 1 1 wiien Howard
IChmtte turned- in a two-hit game
against Kammy tlray, hut tiie
Ihowns got evejt In the nightcap,
tteorge Walbei-g and Kddte iiom
tnel faifet to, hold Ilowlcy's hoys,
iind.tiie home iwirnhvon hy 1 to &.
The day's campaign added a
technical half-game to the Mackian
lead, which is now eight games.
The Yanks are only one and one
half contests ahead of ihe Hrowns.
Cleveland rallied sharply to de
al Washington hy to 1, climh-
(ni! one tinted aiove the ." mark
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JOHNNYFARRELL'S IDEAu
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.loe Mal. ewiez, trtiea, X. V Jan-
ther. todiv had earnetl tho rietit
to meet Oua Sonnenberg. world's
heavyweight wrestling champion.
in a title match to he. held here
.Inly 21. as a result of his victory
last night over Nick kutze of Chi
cago, who suffered a fractured
rib in the only fail, when Mntce
wicz. pinned him to the mat after
one hour twenty minutes of grap
pling, and was unable to return,
thereby forfeiting the match.
ONTARIO JUNIORS WIN
LEG1 DIAMOND IT
HAKKK. Ore, July H.4 Tim
American Legion junior hasehail
team of Ontario won the champion
ship of this district mt the right
to meet the title holders of district
)o. Saturday by defeating the
Hatter juniors yesterday, S io 3,
after trouncing LaGramle in the
morning game, ti to 1,
More than M.SOti lilinois farms
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Fights Last Night
fiy the Associated I'resJE.
New York Kid Chucofaitc Cuia
outpointed ignacio Fernandez, the
rhilippijses t, Armando isanti
agt, Cuba, kiioeked oat Tony lel
itsrino. New York. Ht. liJark HiM,
Cuba, outpointed Phil Tobias, New
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Cleveland Billy Waiiae, Cleve
land, out point ed Tommy Orugan,
Oinaim, Neb., Utt).
Hetiton Harbor. SHeh. lep Wee
JarreH. Mtshawaka, tjtit pointed
Tony lMubardo. TdeHtt ilOK
MilwHtike itene Uevos, HeJ
giunt stoptI Joe tordoi. SHnite
apdis, Ht.
iJityton, Ky. Joe Chanry, Balti
more, and Kddl' Kiti Wapner,
rhlladclphla, tderiarrd no contest
in seven rounds.
Indmnapolts Johnny Mason, f
Kerantott, la., outpointed Jck
Chief Jiikhart, Chleago, UK Jim
Kansone, CineifiimH4 outpointed
lon Iovelce, Terre Haute, S.
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TOKYO, July U. Thirty
deaths were , reported today fram -
Kagoshima prefecture where lliere
was a landslide diiring iho nigltt
which precipitated tt otitis fish
ing village into the sc. it waa'
dun to excessive rains.
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