Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 03, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textptttit; stt MTDPOTtT) MATT; TRTr-TTNT!. MTCDFOttD, ORKCOY. Tf'KKDAY, SKl'TKMTlKn 102!). $ ' A ' HOLIDAY GAMESiLOCAL SAILORS I FNRTHFN I FAn WIN HONORS AT A'S AND BRUINS1AKE O'WOODS Athletics Take Both Ends of, Bill With Yankees-Cubs Widen Gap Over Pitts burg Heavy Hitting Fea tures Day. liy Jlerlierl W. linker Associated I'i'chh Sport Writer If there PxiHicd any rciiMiinn Id HnibtH about pit her major leaL-ue pennant race, the Labor Day double header baseball feast' seem to have dispelled them. Victory in both end of yoste. (lay double hill with the Yankee etui Med the, 1'hiladelphia Athletics to lengthen their American loan'i" advantaKO l 1 3 'i Kumen ind j simultaneously the Chicago Cub Widened thf Kap sfparatlm; I hem from second place I'ittxhuruli to Kanies by trouneinn St. Louis t w I CP, The A'8 beat the Yankeca by 10 to 3 and 6 to ii. old Jack Mln.i l;e)t II Vailkee hits well hi iitlen d In the opener while the bnuno leaders were drlvliiu Ccoi-jie I'ip iivuH to the showers with a six run rally in the third Inn Urn. 1 lomr runs by Simmons and Dykes hilp roll up the lop-hcnvy M(-orc. Toe Yankees appeai-ed to h.4ve I h Hprond c-inii- won, until the ninth when three hits and Larry s error gave the A's two runs and th Maine. Previously Loth and company had shelled Ihibe Wal berg from the box with four runs In the sixt h. but they cm Id do nothing with I Inward Khmke. Indian Tlilnl The t'tevtd and Indians moved into third plate by downinu t be previous holder, St. I. mils, 'J to I linn i lo a. waiter .mmii'i- nave ui' only seven hits in outpltchln : j Sammy Gray in the opener. Will's j Iludlln was less ineffective thi.n A Ivln rrnwdcr and Dick t 'off ma n In the nightcap and never reuMv j was In trouide alter the Indian hud Rained him an N-3 lead at th end of (he first six innings. Mix runs In Oie hc-i two Innings pave Octroi: a 1 0 -H vlclory over f'hicago in the first game of -i double bill but the While Hx easily t ook the nightcap. to behind T-d Lyon's fine pitching. The Wash lag tui tfnnatnrs and Jtoston lied Sox split even, Wash ington taking the first game, H i 7, and llostoii (lie second. 7 to .toe Cronln. Senator choristnp, hit a single, two doubles, a triple diid u home run In five trips lo 1 h plate In the first game. (iast'Mi held the Senators to seven hits in Ihe afterpiece. Co In Mil Haul The Cults won two slugging af Tvnys with the Cardinals, 11-7 and JJ-10. All told the Cubs pounded five" Cardinal pitchers for 30 bits. Including eight doubles and three lionie runs. The Cards were not far behind with 32 hii off tin Cub pitchers, including S doubles, one' triple and two home run 4. lingers Unrnsliy hit for the circuit In each game to bring his season1 1otnt to 32. Hack Wilson got his fl.'dh homer In the opener. Pittsburgh dropped the first game to Cincinnati. 7 to f. but won the second in 13 Innings. It to S The first game aw the Iteds oil! club the Corsairs in the first six Innings, Jakle .May relieving Luouc In the fifth. and holding the I'iri.tes helpless tho rest of VV way. In the nightcap, Hvvotoni single, n sacrifice by Hurt el, and l.loyd Wanor'K single gave Cie IMrates the winning run in the 13th Inning. (;ianK Swamp I'lilU The New Yoik lian!s i-wampi'd the Phillies. II to -I. in Ihe first panic but were nosed out, 4 to 3. in j the nightcap. The first gam wus decided as early as the fourth it) - j lilng when the Cdants drove Claud -j 'Wllloughby out d t)ie box With a I even run rally. In t be second game, Don Hurst's single in ill.' 32th jtent Klein home with the win ning run. .Mel (i;t bit bis 'Wth and 3"dli homers of t lie yeni duriiu the tay and Klein im.de it no. 17 in the first game. Hay .Mows and William Watson Clark gave the Huston I'rave only ten hits in two tame and I'.iook lyn took bot h mils of a bai gaiM MM, ll to 2 and in-a. Moss, allow lug eight hits, oulpitchcd Kd Hi audi In the opener and w.is Hided by some timely Hotdn lid -ting. Clark gave up only two hps In the nightcap while the llold-.r were hfttlni: Jones and Peery liar. I. Johnny Frederick hit bis -Hiih an I 47th doubles ii ml m-cds only Hircc tnore to tie Paul Waner's tnodein National league record of loi. BYRD OPENS SHOW I.OS ANOKLHS Sept 3.--0IN--A radio Impuls", started by Com i -anler Kiehard Kv lyn Hyrd fro,n his Antarctic cnii t Little America, last n ght Mew an nuM- Mnl.llt Ii.tin nnl lr.-v frr.ni nn rnliirn.'d i , I -t t. cui 1 a itw of Hyi lit thn HPVrmh niitlnnnl nidln liiiKlilun Iiitp. Thn roil t wii Itrrf.irtnr.l l.v ur- r iiiillttrlni.nt Willi II y i ll. fnmi uhnin n rii(lliKi-ain imilli mini: II"' i..iiiiui.ili.lt hull 1'i'cn km.Ivi.I pnrllpr In tho .lay. i Tho null" IiiiiiiiIi"" from l'.yiil': r.imn vn iikkiil un I.y Htiilln! lv-IMI In Knn Klnmlwii. n'lnyril hv vlrelHK In Hliilliin KMK I" Tin--nmi'i. 21 in I In. fi'im AiiK.-l' . iinil lln'ii li' wire lo the laillo ex pualllun. ... . Strang and Watson Craft Feature Trouble Races Oil Is Handicap! Ob"Mfi Drtot Dnmmorl ouaity uuai namiiicu Another Regatta Planned. j In tho motor boat races ut Lalto i o' tin miIk Labor, viewed by j UiHii) people, lining the banks, boat. i men from Medford ruined out Khun- ;uth Kails lor 1'irnt place ItonorH and prizes. ' Herbert Strang, driving his I Mi ookes stepper, "Cecillia," look Uiree Hint places; .1. V. Watson, : in a sen sled, took second and third places, and .lames Smith, driving a sen sled, took th I'M' third places. larry (iuylor oi Klamath rails, i I " his ".11hk Klamath," won tin; j free for all, took second in the i c'nss D race and first in the class I with auotl.i'r lighter liinl. "I'V- llx." The feature race of the meet wan the class I) race, in which no limit was placed on Ihe motor size. In this race the Strang "Cecilia" was loll at the post, due to oil touted t (dugs and w hen t he pilot, Herb jstiang. finally succeeded in get jling his motor "re vim up" he was half a lap behind. Settling; down to business he surely hut slowly j I cut down Hie lead of the flying ".Miss Klamath," the prize boat of j the Klamath Kails contingent, ami ion Hie next tap doggedly fought ; the wash of the Haylord boat and stuck on Hie tail of his rival. In jtlie final tap Hie boats raced neck and neck, almost half a lap ahead J of the other contenders, to the : far coiner, where by dint of smart ! mailer vci jng and seamanship the ! "Celilla" sl.owed tier mettle and l took the lead. Willi the rough water out of her j way she showed a (dean pair ot 1 heels, to her rival and finished strong amid a roar of applause i from the crowd who had excitedly ! cheered the game fight she had I made to recover Ihe lost time at lllr start, The water had tough I ened up its the moot, progressed, 'and couso'iuontly Ihe time in the race did not properly reflect the test Ihe entrants received, :nder Ihe conditions it was by far the best showing of (he meet, Out of Race I In the next race, the free for all for HI la pa, which was looked to ins Ihe banner race of tho meet, 'the "Cellllu" wuh unable, lo con jtinuc, having given Iter last in Hie (above mentioned race. Due to an 'oil fi ulcd motor si e was unable to go away in time to enter (he rare and the Watson boat, "City till 1," bitterly Imight for the toad with "Miss Klamath," but by reason of a lighter hull the Klamath pride nosed out tho Watson era It on the homo stretch. In this rice the sea mans! ip on Ihe corners of Pilot I. V. Watson was all that kept him in (he rari as a contender, as he lost the lead on each straightaway only to tegalti it on (he Hpltt-turn corners, A greal deal of trouble was de veloped by (he varloiiH boats due to the use of Improper oil hut. in spite of Ibis, the speed developed was remarkable. The interest dis played was very gratifying to the sponsors of the race and many of ! the spectators vowed they would j have craft with plenty of speed to enter in next year's, races. Among lln.u u-Ik. iit.iiiitue.l llilu U-..n li.i- ! laud Hubbard, of hardware fame; ! (iconic Hales, the Kurd man: Heine l luhrci, Due l.aegeson and some nr- dent Klamath fan who was already willing to lay a wager on his next I year's! craft. The rivalary between I Hie Med lord am) Klamath delega- I ttons, although good nattireil, was j vei y keen and I l.e results were more than pleasing to Hie Itogue I valley boosters. Watson Has Speed The speed boats of the Wat son brothers made plenty of haste, hip. ! according to l.ee Watson, did not ihave Ihe right kind of propellers. I 'I he following admirals trom this 1 city gave advice and expert atton i Hon to the Med lord entries: j Henry Fluhrer, Sidney Smith, Dor I Largcaou, Henry Pace and the Co 1 Huncr hoys, Jimlor and Senior. I Alter the rates a sea sled with la St udebaker Commander engine, I In the course of laitry maneuver I lug on the lake, rammed the Strang boat. Innictlug a deep gasli In the gunwale above I lie cockpit , but above the water hue. In the trial runs the boat that J Virgil Strang built made ii miles 'an hour, by tar the greatest speed displayed during the meet, j The local pilots learned a ltd ! about navigation ami prnpellors j during tho tares and it is probable j that there will lie another meet hrlore the lake freeze over for the 'winter, The races allorded blcntv f llnills ami aroused high inter .. aimdig paiilrlpauu and pnhjir. I'he lacing fans were still dis- tug the merits ami demerits ot the various boats today. It was Ihe concensus of t hose oil shore that not a boat in the races used the right Mud of oil. The lime ami details of the va rious 1 ares follow : lone Ilia I 1 jip I Mile I Hot lo Stepper . M . .1 1 )1 fin u.l i hllM- j Hany (i;u:..i.l M i. KKiiu.dti. K ljunii t Ii I . UK,'. I'nlN. :i.': I hum. 1:1 I .'. mm . .1 N. v n t on. M. .lf.n.l i II. i-m .1-'. I mm T. 1 1 'i 1 1 v ( ii.i ii Ifi; I mln. r.l f.i-1 I'niKi'i' l.illiih. --Hs. Si-.i M.-.ir.M.i. .lllllll-.lll. Sti' lll. ? l"lm .nnlr. in.' mill. mm'. I .1 i tit Smllli. Mi. Id. ui. -gili'i'tl. JiihnsHii Hi-u lluix' 'mill. 1U l-i sec. Itrowtl It), 1 li. Vromau, Klamath 1'alU. 1- lit Twin, White 1'elUan; ni in. 13; see. Hohinson, Mono, Johnson, Hi : 2 mln. 1 0 j-oc. ( Ihsn A 1 IJip I Mln. 20 Sec. (Illicit p. .Med foul, first, Caille Twin. Daly. Medfind, second. LI to Twin. ! Uuo ft- .1 iJip H .Mill. :10 Sec. Kaylord, K la mat h 1 -a lis, Sea ' Horse, ti, first. roman, Klamath I'.lllH, Kilo. ; secmid. ( lass ('." 1(1 l-A Sec. i Strant:, Medfuid, Lv 'fll'Kl. I'linHli- ! Cayhud, Klamath l-'alls. t Horse, 1 (i, m-eond. ( lavs l Ijis A .Mill, -II Sec. StntdK. -Medford, Lvenrude, JO, first. r;.l.rd, Klamath i"T"' '.I'J, second. V. Watson, .Medford, Se Hor.se, 32, third. Smith, Sen Horse, Ml, fourth. Tree for All (Jaybird, .Sea Horse, Watson, Sea Horse, 'A'J 'roman, Sea I lorse, 1 li, .Holies; filen I'iiI. rick Manor, Medford. ( 'lerk of course. Dr. li. T. sou, .Mt'dfortl. Timer, Wm. II. I'luhier. fonl. Announcer, (Hen Fiibrieli .Medford. I'rizes donated by Lake Woods ( 'o., ivoplc" I'lectiie, .Mann Dept. ston . ..i l'.-.-he Wlll'l'. Wi..,lf IJtuwu'H ciniir Stor-c. Kuriil(uri nnd fnluni STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS. llard- idt ! Ity the Associated Press W. L. PC. HM'ywoml An 'Jf. .mo; Pot Ham! 'M 20 .Missimi . . ::x 27 .:.s.r, Lns Angeles . :: 7 2S .r.on San Fiam-iM'o '17 2! -'M Oakland 3 2 3 I .-IS . Sacramento 23 -12 .3.'.-! Seattlu Hi a" .2 12 adonnl League. U . L. PC. Chicago SO 4 1 .007 Pittsburg 73 a 3 .r.Tn New York (is an ..:t", St. Louis 01 o:t ,4!I2 llrooklyn iS OS .4fia Pbiladelph'a .'.7 70 .4 P.) Cincinnati 3 7-f .4 17 Itoston 4!) 77 .:: M ii American League. W. Philadelphia Sit New York 74 Cleveland 07 St. Louis Oil Detroit t:a Washington .".X Chicago ft 1 Host on -i ii .iisr, .iiS 3 .iol-j ft 2 0 4 1 2 J I-' .4i2 .3 I" .on . . in a y !. ticc.trr A Mvii Tnturro Co. Leads Heavy Hitters :;rr.zr'- 1 A sxat mica press t'noin Leading the National league bat ters with no signs of giving ground is Babe Herman, Brooklyn outfield er, who has been socking them at i .400 clip. t.-i ! SAI.KM. Ore. I Special I The i .annual Oregon slate fair shoot is ( again being sponsored by the Sa- bun Trapshooters' club. and. ac- i wording to members of thai organ i-1 .at Ion, one of the most successful , events of its kind is in prospect with shotgun artists from all parts of the state pari icipnting. There will be more events and j before. Last year there was $1 ft ' i i,.,o 'i.n ua ..." .... i ip-xtt I ' .V ' ' n. .1. ! I 0 1 the, Iff-ffk. " each. Trophies will also lie award- nigl.t, but he is sparing n.i ed for hi;Ah guns in each class in I pains to attain perfect condition Hi yard targets, plus one trophy to ! for the bout. high gun in ihe handicap on tho I In spile, of the hoat. and tho holi 1 oo. i day yesterday. Mandril boxed two Itrali.lng that it takes entries to make a successful shoot . and the keener the competition the more isport there is for ail, the sponsors i hAgs. He will enter the- fight ! of the shoot are inviting every one, 1 afiainst t lit; Chilean weighing; about intetesled to come to Salem and'Hla1 pounds. the bank it's NJERVE ..iiOiili: " cigarette "Tilt" PROOF of die piuKling is in tlic eating"... it's t.iste ih.it in.ikcs a cij',.iri'ite. Mow al.ont ynur cigarette is it frjgrunt nJ aromatic? Is it mihhuIi aiul niiKl? Has it "char acter"? Most important of all does it s.tlhfy? Then you're smoking Chesterfield which means you certainly ,ire getting gooil taste TASTE above everything FINE TURKISH .nd DOMESTIC obacco$, noi only BLENDED try their hand at dusting the blue rocks. 1'iacttcp tdiootiiiK will bo on Sat urday, September 'J, with the main shooting on Sunday. September.--. The committee in harse huk ilests that persoiih coining to the shoot ana.ie to take In t no state fair which will start September and crmtinue through the 2Jth. Coast League Yesterday :y the Asr-.iciated 1'ress l-'irst name: it. H. K. San I'rancisco 7 10 J Seattle I Hi It Jacobs and Haworth; Lamauski and liorreaul. l'irst came; Los AllKeh-H ... I'ortland Daecbt and and I oniliti. 5 Walte nrtiei ! ii .st name: SaciiiiMi'tiio HoIIvwomiI . .. Divan and U. II .. Ii 10 'J .. !l I'J. J Wetzel and Seve eid. Kit-si v. aklaud I.-Stoll ) faghe oh- and 14 1 ombai'dl; id. Hurst Salo. Second game: Oakland Mission , Arlett and Lombardi; Hoffman. 1 2 1 aster and Second game ( 7 iSau Fra iiei-d-o ! Sea Ml.- . . Oouic-, Couch I-'Im-Ii, Htevius and I (l 3 12 3 i-nebsky; Hid I1 Steinei Second game: Sacramento Hollywood 7 inning's) 4 12 11 10 ind Kochler. I reitl and Sypi Olllich, ( aim ; ar- lis: Hulvey, Sevi Second game: .s Angeles o Hand Pliii. 'hilds iM-s.le. Cascar It. 11. K. . and Ua and andlierg: Wnndall. L THAI FOR MATCH WITH LU!S () Sammy nneAco, sept ! Mandril's world lightweight title , will not he on the block when lie meets Luis ici ntmi, the slugging t'liileaii, at. Chicago stadium Fri- ii i ! rounds each willt Hoy I rtmble and Kenny Matianga. and took a loii'A workout with the big ami Hill Jaste it's terfield HOLLYWOOD IN LEAD POSITION COASUEAGUE Ducks Dive to Second Place As Stars Stage Nine Wins in Ten-Game Series With Senators Ducks-Angels Divide. Ity the Associated Prc The coveted half game lead of j the Pacific Coast league which has' changed hands a du'.en times in , the last few weeks, today was in the Hollywood Stars' sack along1 ' with nine games the southern duo won out of a series of ten from the Sacramento Senators at Wrigley Field. Los Angeles, the Portland I Ducks, who enjoyed the leadership most of the time since August 25 when they took it away from the j Kan Francisco Seals, were in sec ond place. j Hoth ends of ihe holiday double- ! header went to the Stars, the first ! by a score of It to .1, and the second ; by a count of li to 4. Wetzel! 'pitched for Hollywood in tlx first. I thin lie couldn't keep tne Senators j I'ruin bagging ten hits. The Stars jtook twelve in the second contest.! 1 1 ulvey allowed the Sacramento I boys an even dozen hits, while his 'mates took 10 off Hillick and j 4 'a tiu. The traded Ducks and Los Angeles even, the split giving the liol'l lierneis the series five to four. Los AiiKeles Won in the morning in ! tile honit city of their rivals, the , : cre Iteiug 0 lo 3. while the falter Won in the afternoon 7 to 0. Ht-r- ' ger and Weld bit for the circuit in the first battle. , j San Francisco's Seals won the i series by six games lo tlirie in j attle. giving tile Indians an even l IE k in ihe holiday double header : c. TJie Indians won the do- i ton in Die first game 11 to land tho San Francisco team took. jthe second S to 0. Two fivo run j .rallies gave Seattle the long end ) -ot i ne score in ine nrst itjssie. , , ; five run spree In the second affair J by the Seals gave them the victory. I The .Missions defeated the Oaks I twice, cleaning up the nine-ganie i fJ,'l'n s "'it'1 dx w ins. T:iey won .the i morning game by a score of a to I I. Hert Cole turning in a good per- formaneo on the mound. Young (.eioge Caster led the Reds to vie- lory in the second game with a a i to 2 score, I 1 Haiuier-Clatska nie Plans a r e ( underway for establishing $2r..ouu j golf course on Sienntoh and Itice ; places near I'.ainier hill. I MILD . . . nd ytt THEY SATISfY bul CROSS-BLENDED r "THE STORE FOtt EVEffVBODV" J fwON -466-47 . -tr Chic Pajamas For the Modern Miss One could not conceive a smarter garment for the college Kirl or home miss than a suit of these new pajamas. Delightful In stylo and fabric, original In dexiKn they are by far the smartest in Med ford. Two- and lliree-piecp. Sumo Willi hip scarf oihers wilh mho. Oriental and contraslltiK colot-H. ns95 MANN'S 2ND FLOOR ' A new si iiunent of woiucii'm and lninses wool and rayon hose with reinforced cotton heel and toe.. A good assortment of colors in both liht and ditrlt kIiuiIck. Tliese are idenl for scliool or work. Hegtt lar a!tc value. Special Wednesday. 4 Packers' Aprons The notion depart nient oI'IVih for Wednesday a splendid rubleriied cloth npron, a Kurment espe cially ncind for fruit puokinK. Tliey come In hlue, red and K't-i'ii. Your choice 89S DANCE SETS Women's and mit-ses' rayon chemise dance sets. These consist of shorts ami blomers of fine quality rayon in all shades and si.es. Regular values to $l.:til. Your Choice Wednesday 95c Smi mi MEN'S MAIN SWEATERS FOR MEN AND BOYS New shipmeut of men's and hoys' all-wool black pull-over sweaters. These are made in the popu lar V-neck style of fine wool yarn. All sizes for both men and boys. MEN'S $95 The Cluli IMmi df I'iiyniciit riialilfs yon lo rotiie Hint 1'i' k out juiy out' or more ot our Melliouriie turc wool tilmikets r one or niort- Wcarwt'll ii;irt-vool liliiukcts M.i ke ,i sniiill diiwii ;iy uicnt ;uul fatli wcik or month pnv little mmv. We will li,,l,l your blank et and when you have finished your ayuients we deliver some to your home. Thus you are prepared for wintry Masts and you haven't missed 1 lie nioiiev. Remtmbsr the Jacktoo County Fair September 11, 12. 13, 14 ufrfnonoui MtfcfORClOKtOOM. Wednesday HOSE SPECIAL 9C Pair Each DEPT. FLOOR BOYS' $95 Join Our Blanket Club