Medford mail tribune., July 21, 1929, Image 6

MflDKOKM) MAIti TltmUfflV MRDFOm). OI?KOONT, KUN1UY, ..1 IMjY 21. H)2!.
ATHLETICS Gl
K3fesd GAME ON YANKS,
HiGH NET STAR
LOSES TO DEUEL
I ;!W8. Uracketod at were Gene
: Haruiteru MucDonttld Smith and
i C'raiK Wood. (
hit, no-run game thut Kave his
team, the Lion, u 0 to 0 virlory.
Mlekey came near repeullnc the
performance in hia next pme. He
hurled gilt-edged haaehall for Mix
innlnKa, but In the seventh and li-nt
frame he allowed tivu hits, hia
teuin winning. 7 to 3. Itoth .were
aeven-lnnlnif Kamea.
In pitching a total of 13 con
nective InnlnKa without nllowirm
a hit or a run, I.oitue has est.tb
Iteherl a national record In the I.e
Klon play. It is believed here.
TO DEFEAT COX WOE TO PLAY IN
I WASHINGTON. July I'll. )
I lytiyiliK t:ie ground work for their
Itftunle task of organizing Ainerl
ican arleulture. the federal farm
board irt movlnK deliberately, an it
promised.
AS TIGERS SUP IN CITY TOURNEY
N METROPOLITAN DEL MONTE MEET
MLt VIUIUKY
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HnohKM;? Jury 20.
TIip Cutis niinohod hltn off .
I JlKTOIilT, .Inly 20. IX') The i Cnmlni; fiom Li-hind uftcr the
! IfiiKUe-lemllnK !'hllliililililii Atli-j flrat . wl had wim UKiilnt him.
Ictlcs K'tinffl a full Kuin iin th ; Kramer "liud' JJi-ucl, I'nlverHlty
Tnnkpoft tnduy liy uVfMitlni; tho'nf Orison Mnr, went Into the lend
; Tlfiera here 0 to 2 while C'leve. Jin the .Mi'ilforil Term In Hub lad
j land wan tif-utinir New York. Thefder tniirnitment at the hlli aehmjl
Tlueis droli'd to the fiennd ill-! couriH yenteiday when he heat
-tVP) ; vlalon and t'levelaml
ohnny fourth place.
nioved Int'j :
It.
.. 0
.. 2
Coehra ne;
II.
K
8
Korrell
Mnrraon In tho third Innlnu to
, , , , I Philadelphia,
win the iieeond Rami) of today a j (Detroit
double-header front the ltoblna, 4i cl.ovo and
to i after KOlnK ten IiiiiIiikh to, and l'hlllfi.s.
take the first by a 0 to IS count.! . ,,,,. . ... ' ,,,, ,a.
Sheriff Hleke ultched the Kfeond Tnn Yankeea regained their Sim,'-;
came for the Cuba. i Rlnit form today to Rain un evenj
Second Raine: 1!. II. E. )reak with the Indiana, In a doub-
f'hlcnRO 4 9 1 i le. header. Two lato ralliea Ravi?)
lirooklyn 1 C New York the aeeond Karoo 11
rsraae arm niouoe, ra.vi """ to 0 after Clevolaml had won
rison. Mcfiweeney and Menltne.
Flrat Rame: It. II. V-'
hlcaRO ' Hecond Rame:
lirooklyn - " ' , New York II
( 10 InnlliRK). Cleveland II
Hush and Taylor; Clark nnd; sherld, Ilelruaeh and
I'lclnlch. i .MIIJiih, Hhorfner, Ilodlln
- ! un.,.a
NEW YOltK, July 20. 111 r " . ,
.....t ,tn n halt nir
linimy Kilrulxton, Medforrl IiIrIi
Htiir; 3-li, fi-2. With the
I. !oourtH erowfl'-d with player-fl and
u siiei'iatoi H, He'en r?ileiolid rurltch-
! es wero diKlikd up for tho farm.
Alvin TollH'min, former Oregon
Mar, Rot RolriR for the flr-nt timoi
(hia Mi-awon and won hia first two I
ruatchcM of the toirrna merit, do-,
fe.ititiR bolh Itaymond Fish, and!
"Carson" Hopper, .Medford chum-l
plon. j
II. fi. "Wilson, dean of local
racouet wlcblcra, stopped tempor-
the. first f In 4. Tony J.-izerrl V ., . .
Kt n home run In ea, I, Rame. 'i" ley , the top of tbo ladder
Hi "
a 2
Dickey;
and 1..
... ..... i.,..in.. of ihelN'W York ...
. ' ... ! Cleveland
it.
fvpn liH'.nk In (heir (lotiMc-hi'iidcr
Willi thf I'iratfs. N'-w Vnrk won
tho upcond Knmf 8 tn 4. after
I'lUfllmrKh Jiad taken tlio openf-r,
5 (o 2. Thn (llantH m-nfed rivj
runn off t1re pltchoi-H in tli"
third frnrne. Ott hit Jil 2(Ilh
homer of the H'anon In thft Rixth.
Hecond kuhh': lI M-
IttHburKh 4 Hi 1
New York H 12 1
Heine, Hill niirt HurRieaveH.
HeniHlev: Henry. Mays arnl lio-
feflH. O'Fnrrell. f
First Riune; H. II. K.
nttsl.urieh f. 11 2
New Tork 2 4 4
Orlmea nmi HarKreaveH; Walk
er and O'Farrell.
4
H
Inniit h, M'i'iri', Wi'l
HenKoiiKh ; Sliaule and I.
.KuinhliiiK id'uk fur Krni-Ht Con
rad, Alnnin I'rnitt rame from lie
lifnd al'irr (lio,pfnx the f hut net
.-Mid III mined A I Stoehr, for tho
I i'ad',i'Hli 1 1' ir I he Hei'find division.
jj p i Half a dnzcn crack matches re
o ' n tin canlM fnr today. At 7:3"
0 j ( thin mornliiK Harry liutler will ot-
i tmri I tose luiieiKon and liiiep in tno
HOSTON, July 20. (P) The
Ttraven knocked llMnes out of the
box in the third Imilmc today after
mnkinff four runs and defeated the
CardlnolH 6 to 1.
The score: It- H. K.
St. Louis 1 7 0
Itoston f 10 0
Haines, Johnson and Wilson;
Brandt, Frankhotise and Hpohrer.
PIIILAlJlM.I'HlA. July 20. (l1)
A harniKe of timely hits aided by
Ttay llerme's UkIU liltehiim. enrried
the Phillies to n 1 tn 4 victory over
Cinelnnntl today In Hie first name
or n doulde beiuler. Clun k Klein
hit his 2th homer of the Benson.
The nuore:
First iame 11. H. , K.
Cinelnnatl 4 12 0
l'h,lladelphla 0 1 7 n
I,uiie, Don oil un and (borh,
Kukeforth: Iteime and I.erlan.
Bowel I,
CIIK'ACO, July 20 (P) The
tVhile KoX defeated the Uowlon lied
Hox today 4 to !l behind Kood pitch
inn tty youiiK Walsh. chieaKo
was held to five )ii!H by M, (iaston.
It wiih .the third stralKhl victory
for tho While
run murKin.
The score:
Boston
ChicuKn
Kox, all won by a one
It.
-. ;t
.. 4
day Ilopixr will piny the winner,
in the afternoon at four o'clock
KdmlMton and Deuel will Ihngln
auain for t In No. 1 plnee. Italley,
Foul;er, I'urdln, 1 teddy, Kbwin,
Carle and W. I'i'ullt will nlo he
in aellon today. '
, Saf urday's I'eMiilts:
, Tollefson beat Fish, fi-Jl, 0-."t.
iiciiel heat I0lmlslon, ''-, '-''.
(i-2.
IMndin beat iteddy. -4, fi-8, 7-K.
Wilfon beat Hailey, U-l, IJ-S,
I.ONfJ liKACIf. N. V., July 20.
; (A) "Wlia Hill" Mehlhorn, who
I was not wild today, played a great
j round of Kolf when he needed It
I to win the Metropolitan champion
ship trui,y with a 72 hole score of
288. A inaKnificent achievement '
over the difficult IJdn course, hard ,
by the sea and xiibject to the vaKa
rleH of every V lnd that blows from
the hounding surf.
To :llp In ahead of Wilfred
(Wiffy) Cox, a brilliant, but some
what erratic pro from Jtrooklyn,
Wild Hill played his floi.l round
in B8, pivinff him a three stroke j
edRe, Cox had previously rum pi 1- '
ed a lilKhly crediiabie 291 (r the!
four rounds. j
Cox. who shares the honors of.
the competition V-lth the no longer!
wild Mehlhorn, (ilaced himself In j
the forefront of the picture In the
third round thin mouuJnc; when he j
covered the 1 8 treacherous holes
of the Lido course In 7 strokes,
i new course record, It developed j
when Metropolitan tJoif associa
tion officials disqualified Arthur U. j
Totter, who reported n score of 64
yesterday.
Henry Ciuel. finishing with n
Ki-eat 70, .slipjied into'thlrd place
with a Hcore of 2U4 and Leo Diegel
and Jim Itarnes tied for fourth at
t
UKL MONTR, Cab," July 0.
I't Donald K. Moo's entry for
the national amateur Kolf chain-.
polish lp at I'ehble Ileaeh, Sept.
2-7, has been accepted, according
to a wire received hero today from ,
the t'nited .States Golf association
headquarters. j
Moe, 1 ,'nlvorsity of Oregon un- j
deiHi'adute, recently won the west- ,
ern title vacated by his fellow
portlatuler, Frank Do! p. Moo and
Dolp will be two of the outstand- 1
Ihk Pacific Coast stars In this!
year's national classic.
, Moe entered from Alderwood !
club. . 1
. , , ,
NKW JlRFNfiWICK.W J.. July
20. (J) Mickey Lo;uo. a froek-b-ri-faVed
typical American hoy. Is
svttiriK n fast pace in the A mo;
iej'.n IeKlon's nation-wide Junior
baseball competition. Pitching his
first name In the Legion series
here, Mlekey recently htirlefl n no-
M. Hastou and I Jerry, Walsh audi (1-4.
Second game 11. H. F.
Cinelnnntl , 2 2
Philadelphia a 12 0
ilixey And Sukeforth; WIIIuiikIi-
fiV and Irnln, Davtu.
Herg.
HT. MiIT IS. July 20. fP The
Wa.shiiiKton Henfitorrt made a clean
sweeji of the double header with
the SI. Loti Is Ibowns today, win
ning the second game 2 to 1 on
home ru ns by CoHlin and West .
The Senators won the first, 3 to 2,
In twelve innings. The score:
Second git me U. 1
Washington 2 7 0
St. Louis 14 1
Iturlte and Ituel; Dgdim ami lVr-
fell.
It.
.. 3
11.
First ganii1
Washington .
St. Louis
Marberry and Ttate; Collins and
Ferrell.
2 10
Flseli beal Conrad, fi-.t, 0-1.
Tollefson beat Hopper, 7-T. G-4.
A. l'rultl beat Stoehr, 1-6, 7-3,
6-4.
ttH
it;
Now lumber (own located two
miles west of TMnnhm'nt on Anil-lanil-Klaiunth
Falls lili;ltwny fast
usHiimlng appetininco nf a modern
town with recent completion of
more than seme of dwelling, busl
ness and public hnlldingH and saw- j yesterday
mill.
KLAMATH GIVES UP
KLAMATH FALl-S, Ore., July
2h The. atH-mpt of Mrs. Iee
Fniirrler to sr-l a new world en
durance swim tn I ng record failed
Friday when nho was fore o- d
to leave (he lank after 46 hours
and 1 fi minutes of, continuous
swimming, fcfho wiih completely
exhausted.
Mrs. Furrier entered the tank
Wednesday morn in::. Khe hoped
to luejiii tlie world record, ct by
herself, of ft 7 hours, I 'A minutes.
she com )lalneil of a
I p'i in in her left at in.1
' PORTLAND, Ore., July 20. MM
Though Portland arid Hollywood
again broke even oh today's double
header, Portland for the third time
In this nerles won the first, or
eountlnfc gilme, 6 to 0, while the
Hollies hnd to be content with the
second, or King's X and noiwnunt
ItiK game.
In the first game Mahaffey nmi
ltuT.it, Welzel pitched six scoreless
Inning In a 0 to 0 tie. but the
Dttcks broke the deadlock by get
ting to Wetzel for five runs In the
Seventh. Mcbitffey carried on and
blanked the visitors. The second
game, with Portland using young
stern, wiih a 1 Ti to d slaughter for
Hollywood.
Tt. 11. F..
Hllfj-sinns 3 11 0
Seattle R 11 0
Knott, Cruder anil llren.el; IUcv-
ltlS Mill Sleltierke.
First game: It. H. F
Mollvwood 0 r. 1
poftland 6 1
Wetzel. SheMenback nnd Sev
freld ; Ma berry and Woodall.
Second game: It. IT. F..
Hollywood ir in 0
Portland fi 8 0
Hulvey anil Hastier, Syther;
Snider, Walb'is nnd liego.
(Seven innings).
U. IT. K.
pMcratnenlo 8 1 0
San Francisco to 11 4
Healing, l!m hue and Koehter:
ThursKut, Davis and Melsaacn.
R. IT. K.
Oukfnnd 4 7a
t4nn hgelen 13 IS 0
l)nglln. Knlsch and I nm bard I,
tValfth, l'iers nnd Snnbderg.
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