MEDFORD MAIL TTtTBTTyE, MEDFORD, OREO OX, WEDNESDAY. JULY .11. 1020.
PXGE FTYB
SPEEDBOAT CLIPS ROBERT E. LEE'S RECORD RUN
Baseball Scores
XKW VliHK. July 31. lJ'l
l.ou C'hriK lilt his L'tilh home-run ,
( of the .e:tiin In the rust IhuiiiK
"I tile n ntlti SOX- lutlKee Kl.mu
here toilay, ini'rea.int: hi. mitiKiu
uvor Hade Ituth to two. Ytnini;
lOil Walsh wus in tlii" box iiml tin-I'iisi-s
were empty.
I'lTTSItl l:!lf, July 31. t,P, '
STRETCH LEAD:
.OVER 4 GAMES:
j I'luuk Kl. in. HlllKKiHK l'hlladi-l-i
Phla outfii'lilfl'. hits his :)3r,l hum- '
'r of tht' Mt'UKoii toilay In tin set1
! oiul iiiuiuK of the Kame with i'ills-
huih. Itiume wus in the hox for
the 1'hateii.'
National
K. II. K. ;
7 I .
RUNAWAY CUBS
Chicagoans Threaten .to Du
plicate Athletics' Feat
f Sheriff Blake Wild But
Effective Reds Blanked
Again.
By Herbert V. Barker.
Associated Press Sports 'Writer.
Unless something speedily turns
up to stop them, the Chicago Cubs
soon will be making a runaway
of the. National League race Just
aB Connie .Mack's Philadelphia, ath
letics have in the American.
The Cub.s stretched their advan
tage over the field in John Heyd
ler's circuit to four and one-half
games yesterday by trouncing the
'Boston Braves, 4-0, while the hap
" '.less Pirates of Pittsburg were los
InK to the Phillies, 13-6.
V- The Cubs victory, their ninth
.In a row, was due almost entirely
to some excellent pitching by that
erratic right hander, Sheriff Blake.
This native of Ansted, W. Va., al
lowed the Braves exactly five hits
and never was in serious diffi--'cully.
He was a trifle wild, giv
ing five bases on balls, but four
i double plays behind himserved to
, stop the Braves every time they
1 'threatened. Of the nine hits the
;Cubs got off Bruce Cunningham,
.six went to Hornsby, Wilson and
Stephenson, who scored all four
Chicago runs in the bargain.
- Six Pirate pitchers failed to halt
the slugging Phils at Pittsburg. It
. took three pitchers to hull the
Phils in the third
inning when
they- scored seven runs and five!
more tallies in the seventh andj
one more in the eighth made .
the Corsairs' cause hopeless for
the day.. Chuck Klein hit his 32nd
homer of the year. Hurst hir
:t2nd homer or the year. Hurst hit
his 21st, and Dinkey Whitney not
only crashed out a homer, but two
triples' and a double, as well. All
told the Phils collected 18 hits.
Big Kred Kit Simmons further
demonstrated that he is no "'cou
siil" to lied batsmen, the burly
New 1 York C.lant right hander
shutting out Cincinnati, 3 to 0. It
was the fourth successive shut-out
KltKsimmons has scored against
the lleds. They have failed to
neore akainst him in 3t conseeu
,i live inning.
; The St. Louis Cardinals ended
n three-eamp losimr streak 1V
: lieatinn Brooklyn, 10 to !l ill 11
''innings. Seven plti'tier. trotted
j tp the mound during the day rndj
. nave no fewer than 33 hits,, .inning '
j which were home runs by Hen-,
dliek, Orsattl and Sherdei. '
The Amerlenn league situation 1
remained unchanged, as the Ath-j
,' letlcs and Yankees both won.
f The A's traveled 10 Innings to
down Detroit, 5 to 4. George Uhle
gave only four hits up to the ninth
hut the A's tallied three times in
this session to tie the score and
won out oi Simmons' single in
the tenth. Lefty drove left the
game for n pinch hitter In the
ninth nnd Earnslmw was cred
ited with the victory.
Herb Pennock pitched . tho
. Yanks to a 7-3 victory over th-
Chicago Whito Sox, A 1 p h o n s e
Thomas yielding 14 hits among
which, strange to relate, was not
f one home run. Pennock kept the
Sox 10 hits well scattered.
Fifteen Rolld drives gave Cleve
land an ensy 11-4 triumph over
the Hoston lied Sox Morgan gi t
tlng two singles, a double nnd a
triple.
A three run rally in the eighth
gave the i Washington "Senators a
see-saw battle with Ht. Iiuls. 1 1
to 9.
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at special savings. Often the purchase
is as good as new, at
25? to 50? Less
We have what you want or can get it.
Come in and inspect the large assort
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other tools.
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29 South Front
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The 59-year.old record of the
Bogie made the run from New
being congratulated by Edwin
ollot. and Bob Hun'er are In the
SIMINGS
OF THE
aUBSi:
(By the Assoclraed I'reas.)
, Paclflt' ('oast laKii'.
V. I..
San Francisco
Hollywood
1as Angeles -Missions
Portland
Oakland
Sacramento ...
Seattle
National IxaKto.
I..
311
3 5
44
4S
r,.i
-07
fpii
Pot.
.174
'.64
.5C4
.SOU
.442
.4 1 S
.4or,
.3!18
Chicago B2
Pittsburgh TtS
New York ",7
St. Louis -JS
Brooklyn -2
Boston 4 1
Cincinnati 3!i
Philadelphia 37
American I'ugue
L.
2i
33 .
44.
40
4!l.
SO
112
Ii7
Philadelphia
71
till
...... .52
New York
St. Louis .....
Cleveland ...
Detroit
Chicago ::..'...
Washington
Boston
47
If,
3li
Coast League
Yesterday
(By the Associated Press.)
It. II
Seattle 2 9
Portland 8 13
Kallio, Lnmenske and limeun
Cuscarellu and Wondall.
0 I 1
K.
Los Angeles . 5
Missions 1 fn 2
Walsh and Srndbcrg; Xelson and
Hoffman.
It. ' II. K.
Racrnmento (Ill 1
Oakland 3 K 1
Vinci and Koehler; Haglia and
Lombard!.
San Francisco - Hollywood,
game. Teams traveling.
no
The first national amateur golf
championship was won by C. H.
.Macdiinald, Chicago golf cluh. In
1 X9S
Phone 692
for Cash'
' A siei laffd Press pholo
eteamboat Robert E. Lee was beaten by nearly 3 hours when the speedboat
Orleant to St. Louis In 87 hours rnd 3i minutec. Dr. Louis Loroy (right)
C. Koenig, commodore of the St. Louis. Yacht club. Harvey Brcwn (left)
background.
fliiTo? Heeler's
MM 'Al stL "fc. tff -
JONES HAGEN SARAZEN OIEGEL
HMiim 296 3007' . 302O 036
flo"" 74.2 .72 . 75.5 75.9 '
Ten Year 'Records in
' ' Hy.'O.'.li. Kivler,
. : ' ' So uncertain' a game is competi-i l-'arrell and Mehlhorn have fln
Pctlj tiye golf that -it- requires . at least iwlu-d nine of the 10 eomlietllions,
.732 j n decade, of open championships to) Farrell with 2744 strokes and
.641 flsjatthsh Jt standing " among .Mehlhorn with 2745. Thus their
.542 i. Its ",. leaders..' Bobby , Jones '. com-! averagit 'roiind virtually is a vtle,
.521 i' llL'tfl. 'at '.Winged Foot," his first ) at 7C.2.
.4MU l.n';.vears.in. the ..United States open I Al Kspinosa, who. tied with
.3SS j chftin'pioiwhljis. ... '' . . .'.Tnnesat Winged Font and lost
.307 j ! weht r to " the rod, hook of in the play-off, has finished six
,2!lii-j the United -States' Ciolf association, of the 30 championships with 'an
j to. sn'e-what cold figures It offered ; average a shade above 75. Muc
in support of the rather general
idea that ho Is the greatest golfer '
of all time. Thyse are the statis-;
tics on the first decade in open
competition in the United States.;
The four leading competitors
playing all 40 ronmls of the last;
1 0 championships are .Tones. I la-
gen. S'arazen and Diegel, Jones' I
stroke aggregate Is 2!tlS; Hagen's
is 3 0(7: Sarazen's is 30211; and
lJlegel's Is 303)5. I sixth once, seventh once, eleventa
Jonefi average round is 74.2 . once, eighteenth once, and nine
strokes: Tlagcn's is 2: Sarazen's j tunth once. ,
1 ': and Diegel s i.i.s.
0 I Jones bads Hagen by 3!l strokes
I'mcAiio, juiy 31. ll'i Neilli
, Kddle Kane, manager of Sammy
Mandell. nor Sammy tSolilman.
Tony (.nnzonerl's pilot. Is a hit
worried over the outcome of Kri-
day niKhfs liKht weight champion-
Iship hattUat least not out loud.
j "Cnnzoneri will be like a sonlr-
rel In a cape KriilaJ TilKht." Kane
said yesterday. "He will make a
nt of motions, hut won't net ariy -
j where." ,
Cnlilmnn aprpes that Tony will
niake a lot of motions, hut expects
them to accomplish the downfall
of the champion.
'Mandell has never been crowd- by State Senator II. (1. Yander- dolKttlett of Medford poHt and sev
ed the way Tony will crowd him, j vier, who siiKKested he would be nrnl ultertiales. Present plans call
and we figuie that that style of ; a serious contender for the leor- fop a .special v.nr on tho Soutliern
fiKht will win. There will lie a 'Mia fifth district seat left vacant pacific and deiiurture from this
new welterweight champion after
tlie fiKht," tioldman said.
T
The first matches of the Weit
St do Tcnulu club stnnlen tout ni
ment will be played tonight 'if
the Went Hide court. The tourna
ment will continue through next
week, Kivln the players amph
time to meet on the one ciinrt .
The contestants are to furnish
their own balls, coriM-fU'nt ly there
will be no entry fee. ,
Drawings and revolts of the
tournament will he posted on t he
bulletin board at the murt. Tli
winner will, be determined
elirjii nation.
,y
(iiIuIiimI diiiwliiK for the flrxt
I niati.-hi-H wire as rniiown: ! locul alrimrt.
; Hromli'V'ltoyffM; Fl.h-.l n r o h h: ! I'llot Tuvith left the Si'.-ittli- jiort
j lloliK.inc-t." r o w n n : spuiililliiii-' In hi. Hoelnc Kport plune at A
; I'miiin: Stout-Wil-on: Im-Voi'-Ijiii. thin morning. iirrtvliiK In Mi'ilfi.nl
! tin: Kl'ln-Hnlliy mill Klnlin r-AI- "t 7:Ki. The rui ni reioril uliih
Ifoicl. i lihlleil on the S.in Antonio to He-
Clean raf. wanleil at Hie Mull I
jTrlLune office, ' f '
i rn . . v
6olf Ba6
National Open Play. 1 "'
f Sarazen by T.2 and 1 Hegel by f.S.
donald Smith, playing in ' eight,
averages 7(1. the same as Tommy
Armour, playing in the last six.
.ihn Barnes in eight competitions,
has averaged 7(i.2 and Jock llul-
chlson, also In eight, 7U.7.'
Jones has finished first three
times, second four times, seventh
onee, eighth once, and- eleventh
once. Hagell has finished third
' once, fourth twice, fifth twice,
! These are the figures and flg-
uich don't lie much. i
ATLANTA, C,a., July 31. OVf
Hubert T. (Bold.y) Jones, Jr., to
day said he would, not make the
! Vtl(,Q fur t'wnreHn from the fifth
' district of tleoiKia to succeed the
; IiesIip j Steele. n he was "not
. .ntk-ally Inclined and preferred
t), (.nntlimt. tlu, practice of law."
-
( ATLANTA, fla., July '31. (A')
j For congress: Bolihy Jones. The
; name of the national open and
' amateur koIT klnj,', was put fur-
ward today by
delegation of
.Canton, (.enrla, citizens, headed
by 1 he death of Itepresentat ive
I'slie J. .Steele. They stressed hly
j ability as a lawyer and fame as u
; Kolfer,
(lobby was graduated by the At
lanta law school two years nno
and entered partnership with his
1 father, Iti I'. Junes. Canton coun
j ty is the home of t he golfers'
j Krandfather, ICohcrt Tyro Jones,
Sr., a merchant. '
SEATTLE TO MEDFORD
AIR RECORD IS MADE!
Making the hop from Seattle In
Medford this morning In two hours
anil 'At, TnlnuteM, Ls Towers, lest
pilot for t h 1 toiiiK company, ex
ceed 4 by la mi, iilles t)w. hKI,.st
yiH'iMl n oi ,l niAcli- ov.t thin ii I r j
I route up to ih.ti., iii'i oiilInK to Hill ;
Itoninhnuni. fiilil iiii'iliunl.
nt thr
: Utile hol. Illi'llllleil only II tVVO llolll.
nnil 4 r. minute i heiiuii
foi j tu thu northei n il
rill I. from M-il-
Itv.
Koupal and Leiain; lliainc ami j
Hariaves.
It.
New York I
C'iiieinnatl 2
tieiiewlch ami O'Farrell;
and Sukeftirtli.
S ti
Uixey
Hist naitio: It. 11. K.
niuoklyn 2 4 !
St. I.ouis fi S i
Dudley nitil Dobeny; Haltien and
Wilson.
Amei'leau.
It. 11. K. j
Cleveland
Boston
Bat tries:
...4 10 0 i
Miller, Ml I jus and I,, j
Sew'U, Hartley
A. Caston.
AlacFayden and i
Second game:
II.
Cleveland ti !!
Boston 2 10
Batteries: Hudlin and I,,
well; M. c.astun and Berry.
R. II. K.
Detroit 14 4
Philadelphia 10 !i o
Batteries: Curndl, BilliiiMM and
Phillips; Walberg und Cochrane.
I
1 i
U-
II,
10
St. I.ouis
Washington 1 5 ;
Batteries: Stewart and l-Vriell
Burke and Spencer.
H.
li. K.
Chlcagu
New York ...
PaMerlen:
Berg, Antry ;
It! 17
V:i!rh, .d :.ai i
Wells ami Dicke
Fights Last Night
LOS ANC.in.ES. Kddle Mack.
Denver junior lightweight, knock
ed out Doc Snell, Tacointl, Wash.,
(3).
CHlc'AdO. Kid Chocolate.
Culm, outpointed Steve Smith,
Bridgeport, conn. '
NHW YORK. (lenrge Huff
man. Xew Yor, Htoppeil Angus
Snyder, Kansas City, (7); Salvutore
Kuggircllo, Italy, stopped Mike
Saiikovitch. I'aterson, X. .1.
HKTIII.KHKM. Pa. llonii De
wanckei'. Krance, outpointed ltruee
h'lowers, New Itochelle, X. Y.,' (.10).
F. Truhee Davison of New Y'ol'k
assistant secretary for aeronautics
was u distinguished guest In Med
ford yesterday, having stopped
over here in a Kurd trl-motor
plune late in the afternoon for a
Hi-minute visit with locul airport
officials, hefore continuing on a
coast Jaunt from Seattle to Los
Angeles,
The war department executive
was accompanied hy Lieutenant
Tomlihsnn, pilot of the ship and
Mr. Frost, an ejlitor from New
Orleans, in company with whom
he has Just returned from a trip
through Alaska. The party will
complete a tour of the entire
I'lilti'd States hy plane.
TONIGHT- FOR SALEM
The MVlfnrd Legion drum corps
will hold u Hiiuppy drill HesHion to
nlKlit In order to perfect Home new
format Ions for the big contest ut
tho Kalem convention next week.
Their music Ik rapidly roundltiK
Into form under .the Xpert Instruc
tion of Wilson Waiie and the boy
should he able lo make a fine
showing at the slate convention.
! Twenty-one momherH of the corpH
will make the trip as well an six
city Wednesday, AiiKiist 7, ut li:tt
p. in.
hlle In Salem the Medford ai
rilonnalreH will he (piurtered at tho
Marlon hotel, which will be con
vention hcadf'iifirterH for the state
department officials und Homo of
the leadiiiK posts.
Tho local drum rorps will hold
several .(pedal drills hefore the
convention and Is wotklUK hard
to make n creditable hIiuwIiik
which will roriect favorably In ad
vertiHinn this cty to the outside
world.
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OAKUM), .inly 01 . Itold
intc his nephew by marriaKo "is a
wayward youth and should be held
to answer I'm- (he protection uf
society," Sheriff W. IT. Joiich of
Ki esno county. In a letter to Ala
meda county autli 01 il ics today
recommended a prison sentence
for 1 H year old Kyle Poole.
Poole, alias James I Innsen,
pli'iuli'il Kiillly to nihlii'iy. Mi' wn
rhlirtti'it Willi ImviliK liililii'il 11 I'l-H-
tiuiiiint iniiiirtiir in (mkiiiiiii of
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i
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