Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1929)
arEPFORD MATTi TRTTKjyE, MTnFCRD; ORF-flOX, SFXPAV, AUfirST i, 1020. Mas? STARS OF BRITISH COURTS HERE FOR MATCHES AS PIRATES IDLE; CARD BOSS IRATE (MlM'AdO, A UK. 3 W) Mill nrlHin held lirooklyn to vight wHl Hciittorcil liltH hero today, ami thi' CuIjm won tho Ki'iicH open er VI to L Tliu iJiuiiiM l retched iheir lend over tin Pirates halt' a Btime to nix full contests us I the JMrates Juy idle. i:. h. Ilmiiklyil i'llfcllK'l .MrSwvcny. ....12 15 y mid liiv; CurlMn and Tuylor. ST. I,lIMS, A nit. 3. Tliu St. l.Olll.l Ctir.liniils won the HIT-j Ii-h o 1 1 c ii ! r with th' j:mton; lii'iivcs to.lay, 7 tu 5, Willi l'.iil!y .snvi-l inuliiiultu; tin' Kcd lili'ils nfl.-r Hilt .McKftit'linii.' hiiil liociij urtliTt'il from tho lli.-ld fur pro-! tt'HtiiiK a Ui.'i-iMlun. it. ii. :. Iloxtull G 14 .SI. I.i.uls V 11 (I Prnniit. l.ovi'1'OUe and Spohri-r; lluld mill W II-..H. CINCINNATI. Auk. 3. (I') Ited l.llcas bested ISeiIKO ill II liitehinK battle here today, tile Itcd.s lieatlliK Ilia i'hilllos 2 to 1. It. II. :. J'lilladellihhl 1 . l Clnelnnall 2 7 li! Ilcmju and l.eraln; Lucas nndj Mooch. New York nt Httsbul'tfll. posl-j polled; rain. F TIES GAME THAT RAIN CALLS OFF UlranlM J'as hih, fr the first tlnir 1 Islni-r l!t:, d'sirrs to play .Mi'ilford I ' II II . A I 1-: I . I ' 1 1! A , Auk. a. (fl) f"1" he sain.- reason. Jloth will he Kali) hrnlie up tlie first uame nf ' tu coinmoda te.l . il double-header between the Ath- Clutnes will! Marshflehl, Crval--Iftii-n iixil the ItrnwiiM t the end ; H. and the t'heinawii Indians, of the eighth InniiiK here today Willi the wove tied JU K to S. Jimmy I'oxx's 2-lth houier y.uv the Miiekri llnfi. p the neventh ii ml HnuH triple flKin ed in the lielnjT umi'liei- in t he Mh. The Hceond Kame was postponed on ureoiint of wet K'i'i'ds. Ii. II. K. St. I.otii S 13 I IMillmlelphlti Sit 1 limy. Oi;den und Kehiin?; firove, Yi-rket. tjidnn, Karnshaw and Coehnme. tSet-ond ixuu pustpon t'd; rain). HOSTOX AiiR. 3- M' Th'-' While Sox took the second KUine uf ItM HerleH With the Ited S.x here today by cettiuK TJ hits fur a in to 14 victory It. 11. ..If, in .4 7 iuffinii. I Chicago lhiHton Thomas and llertr: enbee, Itayne and I terry. Detroit at Washington, postpon ed: rain. (Ih-veland, Ul IPMted; la III., . Now York, post- IT I'OIITI.ANI), Ore.. Auk. S f.T) I'ortlaud and Seattle broke even 1h ii ilouhlehoiider today but ouly lhe llrsl j;aim counted and 1'ort taud ivon that, :t to 2t briniiiK the fterlos to four wins uuainst one defeat. I.eioy Mahaffey j-uve senttle only four hits, three of which In the flrt IntduK results In two runs off him. Seattle took the weeond name by of S to 0. 11. 4 in Wi Seattle Toi l laud I'lpKras St nil itml Mahalfcy. Second Kunic: Seattle I'ortlaud (Seven Innlnu-Hl l.ouiam'Ki and and Trembly. ('irst Maine: Sun l-'ranelseo Hollywood Thurston. 'oueh Ktnne and Hassler. Second K'tnie; San Fi auclsco )ollvwood ll. ;t . !t and II. 1 I lie l: .. s KntMht and Mi'lKaaes Jones and Severetd. I.iim Alllii'lert ' illlnlin " 1 Wnlxli iiinl S:i ii'll.i-i r. ; Mill .li. )l, N'ever.f I IliUflimn. I'.iiMhIii. Sai'flllllelito . . 1 On kin ml T K. S Clille. Onlllil, K:M llll'. K'.ltill ntul Kuelllir; 1 llllii iell, .lelnrl Kllisell Ailett anil N'nlli mini. (m:vi:i.am. au a. - Ituth Khlor, rlif ftrt wmnim io mti'iiipt to fly BftoHK tin Aihinilc tnlity ctitcrf"! tin wnniun'K nit derby from Sintu Monltvt, to riovi'Un1 H pan nf tho n.iii-iml nir raooM. Hho hitIvimI hy I'latio hiM niKltt. fhi lln,il l'lv' ( ll-l l;ilo I.mI.o. II.Moi; I flit uVi'iv idino, Associated I'rcst I'liOto Members of the En0llh Wightman cup team who arrived for matches with America. Left to right: Mrs. B. C. Covoll, captain; Mrs. D. C. Shepherd-Barron, Mrs. L. R. C. Michell, Miss Betty Nuthall, Mrs. M. H. Watson and Beverly C. Covell, manaoer. . . , . EUGENE HI MAY GET EX-STARS OF T( Tin- r....v.iiiK item fn.iu tin; Ci.rv:illi ;:iz-lie-Tliues. is i.f lm-iil Intcrfst, ;is pfrhnpM tin- KuJ;i'ne iliuil M-l 1 Will (llHill ttH n-; -n- 'iim-iiMMils. The last twu yours tin: I'int;'iie mliool cunfcllfil Its p.inii's with the Med ford hih Hchocd. Miineriid Is wll known Ihto as a focttlm II ri'frrre. J-'iiKelie hiis cx prossed n ki'cn dosin to phty I'"' Jimti l; thi full, us they iiro und'-r the itchislun Miey will lie wo:ik. t hree schools who visited here In weak ami MroiiK seasons, will have the places of honor on the local schedule this yar. The article is as follows: Mclli.nl r.M,th;ill in the AVI 1 InnieUe valby has been in a slump for three years, The coaches have been medioeie, is the reason. Now mmes the news lhat Shy llunliiiL,' toti maybe will coach Kuu'cne hi:h, which has been a weak team. Tills is k I Ui'ws to lovers of h'Kh school football, and tlie valb-y tiewspapers are pasnhitf the Rood word uloiitf. Siys 'I'urtls" In the Salem Statesman: (tumors are floating around tlie valley that Shy 1 1 tint iiiKion may take o er the eoaehiiiK Job at Kuueno IiIkIi school, alouK with Skeet .Manerutle. Thete twu are in the find bust Hess together, and tin- Idea m-ems to he that 'they could handle a lilt le ext ra wood a Her business hours without much trouble. The story Is supposed to be authentic even thou.i it do'-sii t have the earmarks. It has been conclusively ilr, 1 1., I (bat Ctmcni' hlult new eoachitm deal. Not demon needs a so nint h in tlie malter of tactics and tillida menials as In the more iinporlaut realm, especially where lootball Is concerned, of team spirit. We don't know of any two you hi; men t ho could hand If t he difficult job of bulldillk' l'llenc hik'h spirit li:nk to lis crslwhile heii;hts, us lluntlnctou and Maue tu.l. Iti.ih were stars at OivpHi when that school had the best football team on the coast'. Mnne i ml made a name for himself as a i pun -tor hack when be wo In bed about IL'ii tind hal to match his elcverness nualnst the wcIkIiI and speed ol CHI Steers. Shy had fiuhtliiK teams when he coached at Oregon, nnd as dearly as wecould dope it out, his only difficulty (hat iM, madttate 1'ojichiiiK system wouldn't w 01k tinder t lie conditions hu h pre vailed at Oregon. If these tumors bo true and the proposal becomes jiu actuality, football In the Willamette vallo will profit thereby. IhlKeiy's slump has Jim about ruined the rivahv between the laiKer htuh schools in the a!ey. With Mollis Htinltm;tiii back on the Jeb In Salem, there would In one more ''brother against brother' conflict when Salem and Kut-ni' met on t he m ilfi on. W ASlllXC'I'ON Tho n;ittn;tl all land, Aiuuxt 111 til ,. IM'iU'lV for I'iiuU ipaliun Aiiw. 3 - UY -i.tes ill Vx to Sfpt" niiit r :'. iii my plain in liit-tifitl vli i ltlnli!t. J Tho army'ft entii.s In.-lml IS J puiMiit pl.iiiff froio th.- inst piu -istulr t:i "Miv S.'lfi iilc' HiM, Mh hi l.tn: is itt;u k phim tim tho ihinl Htt.n-k ut.oip. Kurt ri.M-ki-lt. I 'IV x., ami nlrtr lM.n,l.irlin-n! plniu-s j from l.i.nuli'v Kn iti, a. ' h. l.om ; I'.'il tlnicm plaro1-', nu iunv liilf. ,no i und. r ortlTti o miiki- a rapM for. niaiion flli:t i thi IMrlfu i-oat. tan it Miini. il I'riMlj o"fillt dl' l, il an .i 111 " W.l.,.,e,. vnlle,! Tl,.,se wlnnliu l.v rtefiu.lt were i IS W i i A OJlW TfiV 44 1 M! &. Ml ,WvS3 hi! ki2S2i& I ' ; 1 MiiinrTiuii uiu II vxNWjSASI WAeLsSs kodak, book, oft mop :; .:Diivni nm ! MAURETAN A MAY l lKili- M kit coast aw mmm ' i ,.,v.,.,v -,.v. n.,. JTrsito Ynr extract fromKpmttis letter VmiStWS '. c& J"emti If. t I MISS JACOBS WIN TENNIS FINALS IN si:.u;i:u;ht, x. j.. Au. 3. u I Maying on a rain drenched court. .MifS Helen J neons of r.erko-b-y, (a! won the women's singles final In the annual Seabrfht I.awn Tennis and I 't icket club tourna ment today, completely outclassing her fellow C;Jlfornian, Miss Kdlth Cross of San Kraneiseo, by scores of t;-I, t;-L. The match lasted but 113 ntintites. A gallery of slightly moro than lino, including (iovernor Morgan I'. I.arsrm of New Jersey, looked on as Miss Jacobs, the country's sec ond rankinK player. successfully defended her Starbrii;ht laurels, won last year. h'roin the outset 11 vnt seen thut Miss I'rosH. No. :j J ti the national ranklim, liad little chance availed t he wolUphieed driving nnd fine vlleyinB of Miss Jacobs, MIsm Cross was aide to win only three scattered name, the same number collected by Miss .Marjorle Morrill, of I ten In. tu. Mass., in the semi final and by Miss Marjorle Clad man of Santa Motd'.i, t'al.. In the thii-d round. Miss Jacobs suff -re.l the loss rf but eleven games but not a sIukio set In her four matches. I nstead of slowing up Miss Jacobs game the pelting rain ap peared to make it moit dangerous. Iter crisp drives slithered over the t u rf with a low, deceptive bound that had Miss Cross hanging the ball outside ,,r Into the net for total of S3 errors in the two sets. Miss Jacobs, on the other hand, made 4! miseucs and in the dif ference l:.y her superiority. WEST SIDE NET Although r1Tunibi.f of the Wet Side Tennis el tilt1 members failed to -appear ami plav off th lr iuaiches this week, there were sev eral Interesting games, placing prominent tennis star.- in the lead in several Instances. The tourna ment will continue through no: week, the winner to he determined by elimination. The scores for this week were as follows: l-'letcher Stout defeated the veteran. 1). n. Vllsim. with the latter taking the first set Move, but Stout coming forward. -3. Ib rb AITord could not keep up his I irst w on laurels over Champion llalph Itailey. after winning the first set, ('.-'. l'.ailey won the two foilowltm li t. ti-n. f Those winning hy default were Carter I'.oggs from 1 1 o race I'.rotn- ley; Harold HeVou from Ir. W Lantts, and Herb Alford fiom Heinle riuhrer. Halph Klein, former well - know n iir h school plilor. was also tiefeated by Italptt lialh'-y, ' l.oNl(N'. Aiir. 3 (.-1 The ruiiai 'l I .inor .Matii tMHunla. vr ( i;tly rohhrd f hor Atlantio Pm i( ri't-oi iN 1'V th iitv In -loan llntr Prinon. lu.ty nth'iuot to l;it nil AUanll.- sp.r.l icoi.N on hv v o y a o tti N'.'W VorU w hi. h slurtt-il from Sntuhnmptou ni It oil.uk today, it was ir-port-il her It t re.till.-.l that the M.-uren-tali .a reeently vi re-eonippetl Il h new engines nnd that Mie I'll never heeti tr(p, to tile llin.t ine thi intallntion. The fluxor nf tnoat! nr eool.ed oo'tahleK for naludn m e m oallv improved hy ni;irHi iiim; them, lli.n i, soaKiin; tlieiu in I'l -m Ii dies iiu. fermer well-fc.n. n 1.1,1, el I il E i&k'fWl-&3 tV If L5rl PROMPT MAIL-ORDER SERVICE ' , -smtrr j , 1KSHIRTIS ! ACCUSED BY CUBS CMICAliO, Aug. 3 (A't Cnless ),r..y Vance, Ihooklyn's speed ball ; ace, buys a new undershirt, Man- ager Jue McCarthy of the Cubs either will buy one for him, or complain about it to President Heydh-r of the National league. Kvery time Huzzy hurls against the Cubs, ho weiirs a ragged un dershirt, and when h- winds up to ! pitch, the raveling flutter in the ) breez" like an old-fashioned f ly ' chaser. McCarthy and his Cubs I charge that the ravellngs flutter I so much lhat they can't help but : watch them instead 'of the ball. Hence, 1 Jazzy strikes many bf them out and consistently defeats them. 1 I lack Wilson, Cub home-run i mils. Hack struck out four times sludger, ..s one of the complain ! tho last time Ua.zy pltcVied to him. Plfmtf1od flrfvorrlnlns irfltw ritiltn. ; Forge Strongly the : Link of Knowledge ! i I'.'lenientnry school days are over! j Quickly. Then cmnos hluh selionl 'r Then what? Will your hoy or Kir! J enjoy the advantages of a roller j eiliieatinn? No matter how far 'away that time may seem start! II "(ioius nway to ColleKe'' f'.lllil j i now. Let the children help save.: :loo. It teaches them thrift ntul ' 'makes them appreciate their eilu- cation mure. j i "Partners in Community Development" ! Electrotherapy Clilropractle I Dr. H. P. Coleman ' i 9th Successful Year In Medford j ; ' Trentmenta by Appointment I M;dford Center Bldg. Phone 96! : Nntiinil MethmlK Mini 8eleneo ' ac tiff ' 3 (() metfWi uaoLIo-. Out fidution Ia .W COAT5"P.isEs,-SpoRTswEAR-Tn nAyh 14 NORTH CENTRAL ' ll lOl. RACES, AND TEST I'OHTI.AXI), Ore, Auk. 3 (,Pj Tiif American l.eulon horso rac i Ini; inoKiani al t J n- Crcshani traclc twill colno to a close next Saturday ' nllit and in the meantime will hot ; lie suMeeted to Hfl'leial lnlerfir. enee, Stanley .Meyers, dlMrlet ut- torney, i. nnouneed toiiiKht. The iiniioiineemuiit followed a lenmhy conference between the dlHtrlet attorney and l.euloir and' track offlelalB today. The races were scheduled for 20 days and started last Wednesday. ! The district attorney said that i heci.use the meet was to be ahbre '; viated. he was not disposed to test (he legality or the "contribution". system nf exhibltlni: financial In i terest in the outcome of a horse race. rol:TI.ANl). Ore., Alls. 3. (!Pi Two lnnj; shots came over in tile first three races of today's Ameri can l.eqlon meet at the (Iresham Hack. A crow'd estimated at 1(1. aoo saw'W'ashoe.- Miss 1. Maimer's brown Kcldlntr. lead a fast rield to the wire In the second number io . reward Ills backers with a S21.20 I refund on a ii donation. Minnie i Meadows. 3-year-old bay mare. ' furnished' the other upset to pay 1 ID to 1. ' ' CHlCAfio. Aug. .Wl'l-Sammy Mandell. world lightweight cham pion, will receive approximately $17,300 for polishing off Tony Canzonori in their 10-round title engagement in tho Chicago stadium las! night. The challenger will re ceive ?23,130. (M.'KAX CITY, X. J.. Aug. 3. 'At Hruco Haines of Texas Uni versity will try for two Atlantic eoast tennis championships here Monday. In the singles final ho meets llrailshaw Harrison of the Tniver. sity of Oregon and in the doubles final Marnes and Jake Hess, Jr., of It lee Institute, Texas. . will clash with Karl Taylor and Hugh Uunlop, University of Texoa, the finals today were postponed until Monday because of rain. Uirause litli; (U'foct.s are not always appar i'iit at' the time of purchase, tlicy are Frcqiient ly overlooked and only coiiu; Io li'lil later on, caus ing endless annoy ance and s e I'iiuis trouble for llie owner Avho lleiilected to have I he title insured the only positive and lasting protection. Jackson County Abstract Co. 121 E. Sixth St., Phone 41 rm :1 J: 1 City Cleaning & Dyeing Works 624 N. Riverside qw sec tlie difference' Our nrw"Ringlrtte method of permanent wiving U revolutionary It quae a urnplr. easy inconv forublc u mett mj'id WitK it thrr u not tht ilifiliini diKomfort, pull or oun- There o no ped eital no chindclicr rui heavy rnivi nt ntetal u take awav the Dlcasure of iiavinft a tiutiful wav I'no fustnnewirnu.a that avmrn you ot tref dam of movenient throti shoot the upctatirio yn 6tn"i. ttk. oi rtttpkont .' U produce t h4itr;ul, natural wave and that with one-trnih of h' uwial amount of heau ThTiatura!!vtfid tn tett thr hjit rather than takr the lite out oi it. 17i "Rinn Irttp mark a nw 't;-dom and rvw hrautvin per-auncnu'-be amonjt the tin; o en my u fmfort Powell Beauty Shop Phone 544 113 E. Main iKoxiaRnim- IUUHOurStl PHOM 144 ! Complete Cleaning mo Tie Rex Cafe THE PLACE TO EAT Good Food Good Service Th lariict fUtu taie on record i was for the Tnntiey - lVmpey 1 i it ht at 'iiu!u.. Ii it-h inn to. J.Kriit.ono, After a round Your Sport Togs Get. Dirty We can make Them look like new at a very small cost Just Phone 474 And our Wagon will be at your service "We're Not Satisfied Unless Ycu Are" Se. Our Retail Prices Cut Imported Bohemian Glassware Billfolds Novelties Hand-Painted Handkerchiefs, Pillow Covers, Scarfs, Wall Hangings Wicker Goods Artificial Flowers Crepe Paper, 4 for 25 All Retail Goods Must Go! , You will find REAL BARGAINS at this Sale Sale Now Going On! Come Early! Bliss Heine Comoanv. Inc.. 227 W. 6th :doorni;in I ncv-teiMnnrk; mi rrive an..1 places it m a garage conncaed with t.ie Hotel. Just linnrl him your key as you leave tlie car tint's all. Located in the heart of the City-near even-thing. it wtccmalityjlospitalty (pjeMANX HOTEL ? SAW FRANCISCO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING, QET3 RESULT! Phone 474 Sling Out Department; to the Bone! JL J 7 Phone 623 Til .. 1 hi lane your, can sir" "It Is Cool in San Francisco" troubles exir.t .i T!ic M.'-v tnke vniin-nril.o..
