Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 26, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLougHran Leaves 175-Pound Ranks to Tackle Big Game; Talkative Tar Has Weight Advantage of Ten Pounds HOLLYWOOD INHOIRSiWERffJ, "BITTER SERIES RELIEVES DUILUPGHI WITH BAY CLUB DAY IN MAJORS Stars Have One Game Mar- gin After Defeat of Redsj Portland Ducks Hand) Oaks 4 to 0 Whitewash! Mahaffey Hurls. . (By llio Asso InU'd Iriss) ' . Still one Kiime ahead of thoj fltfulliiff -Mi-sslon KpUm, 'Hollywood' fflars .stuud ntthc top of the I'a-' cJii coHHt league today, but fswed a difficult' schiMlnlf aj,'Uin.st.. tin:.,. ltay City club for thu - roniuintlor of tho work. A victory yesterday over the Mi-.Hion Hub K'nu lb Shirk tin-U-uyup. lend nflrr tho Hud ba-t ttfd in the sanu! tho day before. Kvory buttle In the prenont m?ri s h;iii been a hard fought one bo tworii tho two clubs, with tho sec- 'ond half pennant behoved to by! at stHko. Tho Hollywood club won. 11 to 6 in the sumo at- lieeroallon park here. Both 1'llloUo and Kihioj were 'on the mound for the MI wions and between them they al lowed tho .Stars 18 hltH. Soveretd honied for the Stars and lioone and Scott hit for tho circuit on the Misniun side. Stufjinu a throe run rally In the ninth Inning, Los Angohs took the aeeond pime of the srien froiu Shu KranetHco by a G to 3 count j on the southern lot. San Krun . eiseo took an early lead on two "Jhomrs by Coleman and another by Btihr. Bergpr hit tho ollmr circuit wallop. Portland blanked tho Oakland Oaky, -4 to 0 In tho northern city in u ball game featured by capubl-i pitehintc. hard hittlnir. and fuH field Ins'. Hoy Mahaffoy plteh.d heeond ntralnht victory for thi Ducks in tho week's series. ' Suemmenlp took tho soeond pauio of tho series from Seattle. 7 to 2 on the hitter's home lot. Kan?:, .former Sacramento hurl"i defeated his former mates tho day before and yesterday. Bryan, forim-i Indian yl'her, won the tamo for the visitors. Portland. JStlOOO one-storv nin Plied will bo erected for Alaska Junk company, next to warehouse Ts'o. 3. at foot of Shcridnn street. Relief from Gas Stomach Pains Dizziness The doctor tell us (hat 00 per cent of nil sickness is due to stom ach and bowel troubles. You rnn't be well if your dilation is hsd; fcou re likely to eet sick unless you relish food and digest it propcil.v. i'Tanlne hns a wonderful record as a relief from digestive troubles, osen those of years' standing. : Mm. Annie Waters, of 2752 44th Ave. S.W., Seattle, Wash., says: "1 suffered from nervo-wraekintr stom ach trouble. Kvery available rem edy brought no results until I tried Tanlac. It built ma up till my stomach trouble was cured."- . If you suffer from Riis, pain in the stomach or bowclf, dixzincss, nausea, constipation, or torpid liver; if you have no appetite, can't aleep and are nervous and all run down, you need Tanlac. It is good, pure medicine, made of roots, herbs and barks. Get a bottle from vour druggist today. Money back if it doesn't help you. Tanlac 62 MILLION BOTTLES USED SHARKEY Death of Huggins Takes Zest From Games Klein, O'Doul and Hurst Clear Baker Bowl Fence Yanks Clinch 2nd Place. (By tliV Associated Press) With the baseball world mourn- ' iiiK the death of Miller Husfrnis, j there - wa) little, wat' to the gann'8 ! yest 'i'duy, and a home run shower 1 at Bakvr Bowl w;ih the moat note! worthy happening. Chuck Klein hit two of these, and not only; pulled up to within' one of Mol vlu Ott and tho Nutioiiai Io;ipiiu! record of but also became tho, fourth National le.-iKuer in 54 years! to piihs the -1(1 mark; Krank O'Boul hh. biH 3!sl and) Donald Hurst, his 3 0th. Sigma n. the l'hilndelphifi ree.tuit, and Her.; man of Brooklyn 'also cleared th" ienci Hurst's d ri v e followed Klein s -lOth in tho ninth round of tho first game, enablhi),' thy! Phils to win by 10 to it. The I second same was a Philadelphia victory by S to 5. .pulling the Baker boys up to within half a; game' of the fifth-place Robins. j Johnny Frederick doubled in '-. eiich game, running his Kl.ring ofj doubles l ,ri2, two more than the j modern liltrli m:iilt sot I.tmI vnar by Jaul "VVaner of the Pirates. Kd I DeJehanty of tho Philliea niadoj the all-time record of &6 two base' hilM In isri!. - The GIuiKh dcf.-aiod ' the Brave., by H to -1 at the Polo grouuls climbing to within three games of the sorond-plnec Pirates. Jiacb of these clubs will frill one contest Fhort of Ha allotted 154, loavliifj tho fMants only eight games in which to gain four, something of a ta.sk. The Cardinals whitewashed the Beds by 8 to 0 in tho remaining Nn t tonal lengue game, the C'uK atid tho Pirates having another open date on their schedule. Tony I.7,erls triple and Lou flrhrig's sacrifice fly enabled the Yankee to pull out the decision i at Bo.-ton. 11 to 10, in tho 11th In ning. The Yankees were visibly iiffected by news of their man ner's death, but pulled themselves together In time to earn the vic tory which clinched second place for them, (Ilcnn My It's borne run In the ninth enabled Cleveland to noso out Chiciiu'O by 9 to 7, and the Browns tdindrd Itetroil by 3 to 2 In remaining American league grimes. Tho Athletics and the Senators were idle. Coast League Yesterday , Itjr till" .90fl!ltf4l I'lWS U. U. K. Mk!ml 0 5 0 j'.ti iimul .. : C u : ; 1 . Mi-Huy iiml tx1ill;mU; .Mntl.'tC fry ;tml 'oo I'lll. . It. IT. K. . 7 13 0 an'M'iimeiito tfetllle j ItryHn ond Kor-hlor; . f.'ux. .San Krnnclaco 1am Anilclce . (.'ouch and O'Conm-ll; AVulnl, 1 ltidjert, Cialjl'-r und Sandbf.rK '"" It. I I Hollywood MIlona . Johns ond Heverpld; Krnuso anil Hoffman. -llol(, 'MEDTORD MATTY : TOMMV LOUGHRAN" Tom my Tjoiiliriiii will, bo (tic popular fiivmito or r Inside fans toilful it when tlit cI)iiIU'kv Jack Klmrkey's claim ns ouistandijis; AiihtUiiii hcHVj-wi'lKlii. lion v y pim'haH? or jMi.stolnuH'd.s t indicates mU'i'rst in the miiU'li, iiltiiough bcttliMT lia.s Iwhmi niininii1 by mi- wj'taJnty tf the on (mint. Odd at rtmjcslde a iv oxmmI to bo won with n shado favoring tle m lltT man. BETTING ODDS Conversation to . Fore As Sharkey and Logghran Await Gong Warm Spell Swells Box Receipts Emanuel Injured. Ni:V YOllK, Sept. 26. Jack Sim i key, Boston heavy ioiglit will have less Jban tu K)und.s advantage over Touiiny lyoiighran. lormcr light licavy wcigbt champion, In their to-, round , Iwut rat Uc Yaukcc si.'uliuiii tonight.1 Sin r k c j n:ilcl (HH pounds . at the weighing-imoiilc '-"'rfii' tlic . stadium I o d a y, I.oughraii NKYV i YOJIK, KepU Sfi. (JP) Jack Shark"y of Boston and Tom my Joughniii of Phliiidelpbia liieet at the Yankee stadium tonight in a 1 ft-round bout. Barring dlt-jippolntnuMiis of va rious kinds, the echoes are sched uled to carry as tar as V Miami, where tho victor may have an im portant part in deciding tho hoavyi weight championship of tho world this winter. '. . Neither fighter has been mad.' an outstanding- favorite among the bettors. Opinions are greatly at variance with the odds, about even. The Sharkey backers, freely pre dict that the tnlkatlvo tar will bore Into l.oughran and end the buttle before Its scheduled tint". The Phlladclphlatrs fans are as confident that tho former llglit' heavyweight, chain pion will com pletely out box his rival and pnr hapa do better with the punch that Is said to have como with added Hlzc. Conversation has been one of tho moRt evident things In the pre liminaries of the battle and somo sceptics have dared to say (per haps the pre-battle statements of the principals and the disputes, of the funs are responsible for the wave of warm weather that has brought a great increase in the advance sale of tickets. Today's box office predictions nre that some 50,000 of the fight faithful will siirrounn i no ring i when tho fighter enter it at 10 o'clock, daylight tlmei nd that the receipts will be somewhere In the neighborhood of $300,000. Sharkey Is expected to tip th;1 boxing commission scale at about 105 pounds, while l.oughran. bear ing the greatest Weight of his ring career, is about 10 pounds below that mark. The support Ina card received an ' upset last night when Annand I Kmannel. who was scheduled to ' moot Jimmy Malun'y-ln the 10 j round semi-final, reported with an arm injury whieh., will keep him 'out of. notion. No able substitute Is yet to be found. The other pre Ilmlnnrl" include 10 rounders be- twreu Torn Ileeppy of New Zen land and OoM-ge Hoffman, N''w York youngster, and between .lack tjagnon of Boston and Ijoh 'Burba : of New York. Thero will bo no radiocasting of the fight. : " ' " . ; s i ."nilth rind .uol'TII ItHMI. 1 t I . . fiit. J.--(A'i Knutc I'.nrkno. who Is UKiuilly i looklliir ftir iliucli truiips. rmw is II. H. I'. i Mc:kiir .fhuvk tibttuvbm n fur Ills .. U I ifootlmll team. ' - 1 10 1 1 Thu d.'tunn; nf thu Itutiilikm ro fur llila rHnun during liai llp jimp In-' n far fioln alitlffaclory to j Itockne und ho Ih kIvIiik rihiiv of Ills rookie n chance in the line. jllo km i.-ljtcil over the offense, liow - I evr-r. i. .,, ClauUIci atjTcrtijIng ceU.rtiulU. TT?TPFNT1. MKDrORP, AN ANCIENT PREJUDICE HAS BEEN REMOVED False modesty it a relic of an ancient prejudice. AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE has cwf if away and, 1 in behalf of better health and pure enjoyment, sponsors the fashion of sensible swimming attire. Gone is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes Progress has been made. We removed the prejudice against cigarettes when we removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS (ovneent irri tants) from the tobaccos. YEARS ago, when cigarettes were made without the aid of modern science, there originated that ancient prejudice against all cigarettes. That criticism is no longer justified. LUCKY STRIKE, the finest cigarette you ever smoked, made of the choicest tobacco, properly aged and skillfully blended "It's Toasted." "TOASTING,"j the most modern step in cigarette manufacture, removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which are pres ent in cigarettes manufactured in the old-fashioned way. Everyone knows that heat purifies, and so "TOASTING" LUCKY STRIKE'S extra secret process removes harmful cor rosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the old-fashioned manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and coughing. Thus "TOASTING" has destroyed that ancient preju dice against cigarette smoking by men and by women. t "It's toasted" No Throat Irritation-No Cough. TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, ovirr a coaiiWo-coust network of the N. B. C O IM9. The American Tob.cco Co.. Mfra. VANDAL ABILITY WILL BE TESTED Callancl Says Game Satur ' day Against Montana -State Will Exhibit Fuii Bag of Football Tricks Squad Looks Good. . Itj- f'rnnk (. Oorrin Affiorltiterl Prrrjw Sports 'rlloi. JllfWOU',' Mniip, S(-pl. SC.-.M'1'I t''nnth;ill si'onln nlti'iiliiiii. Irf'fl t'Hlltind. lTnivi-rslty of Jdfihn srlii llifnlur mill Hid titilt' ni.u- roilirH In the I'ui'iflf cimfA r-nnfi-f iMuh' itiiliouncfK Una hi wilt nhoii.' , nvirrytlilnB ittfiillo't Montiinn Hlnto j i'oIIi-ui' noxt .;itunl!iy nt Mo-nnv. I "l want to find out for niywir j Jin t what kind of it n outfit I havo . cut und (urn lhii 'ittidiitH Ioo-mi In their first bnltle rluturdny." suld 1'iilliind. who ennie to Idiiho from Moulhrni "ii II i"iiii I ii this year. "All I know uliout this sijuad Is Unit II looks pretty koo1 on paper and 1 Intend to find will Its true nhlllly uKfilnst .Miintsnu Kline." The Vandals appear to he a month workliiK combination but neM more reserve strenRih -The first team looks llko lister Klrkpatrlck. cntur; h)lmor Murtln BY IW COACH OR !',( !( ir. T1UTRSDAV. Sun-Tan Is The "toasting did it" jS' und John Cnrkocy. RUnnln: f icr itnh Dlchl iiik! Jllll Hiwlrf, tutklfH i 'Ut rinco lltt tnn n ' n nd Wa ltr Price, i-iuIh: AViilil'Mii'-r rptlcrwon, 'lUitni Duff and llorhcrt Owchh, fpiurt i'1-ltrtfkw; I till K'i Mhhiisnllc i nd Ovcrllln Suit, lutlfhiickK und Kitd NVIIklP, fiiilbnrk. Thn HtnrtlriK IIihmiii will nvfriiK' ft'iout I hO poundH per tim n, lint tho n.'wrvo HtriMiKtli In vory llKht- , ('iilliind plunK to mm' tlu southern i fttllfornhi stylo t play whoro the j MUdrtcrbiM'k ikipjj tiKJMt of llio bull 1 lttk'Kinf with thf n,ut uf thu bc:k-j field running Inlcrfrn'tH'c Thf-o mid fuiir iiiinrlt'rliitckri wilt likely j be Used c.lf'll KUtm. K cihIi iritl I k , I pound fullback IhnI ynr linn. bfl'II cihivtI'mI Into II luilflutrk to j nmlte hoU-ii f"P the quartn'h.'irk to MUprp throim'.i. Ki'iHlilHiillt Ih ii 1 punct on both offend nnil Uoffiiu ' ttnd will K"t bdM of work. HAS VETERAN SQUAD KAHTKKN OIIIKION Nlill.MAI. Mrlmoi.. I.u(lri.nile. Sept. Hi!. (A'i the Infant among the I'ur'fic Northwest iiiFMIuUons of higher li'iii'liiu. the Ku.itern drcHun Nor rnal school, In stinting Its Inllbil football season with more thun experienced playera tuininif out this week. The first utrlmiiinite for Coach liob (julnn's simill tint speed, ultlad will tulte place at Knlerprlsn Hutiirdiiy, In pruperallon for the onenltiK tame here October 4 iton lallvel llh the folbue of Idaho i.'oyoles. . . - , aOrnnde - Ihtslness bnlblluK will be Immediately eonnlrurted nn corner of Adutns and Hemlock. - SKPTFHIKR 2fi. 1020. STANDINGS OF .THE CLUBS. II)' tlx ,HtH'llll(Ml Cou.st W. nr. ....r.i I.. :iii S7 as .in 40 4 fill . On. V' u f.ll r.i (ii 71 80 -, s I US '.Ii .. 4.1 ' 0- n 71 711 til !() 94 I'd. .1104 ,r,:i:i .ria .Dlid .680 . i ti & .253 Vet. ,r,i;,i .R79 .r,r, .no i) .451) .4 15 .43 .3(17 "nltvwourt ... MInhIoh J'tH'lllMHl Hnn l-'ranrlMc IjOM Almclf'M Oak In lit) Hiirrulili-llto . ritlitllc . . r. l iji i.i ..XI 33 .Nil I Willi I : W. ChlcnRo I'lltshill-Kh ...i Niw Vork l. I,IIIM ISroolilyn. riilladelphla ('inclniiall ...... IIOMlOll ... ti l ....XI I ...Jlt. ,...C7'.'' .. Qii .... : ,...r. . ;';Ainerii'an ' :-- . - W. .,.,! .Clio I . .11110 I' I'hllililelllhlll New Vork (leveliin.l .. Ut. I.ouls WiisliltiKlou iJetrolt CIiIciiko lloston .1110 . M . 7S . 'II . r,7 . 611 . 55 .534 5U .4 711 .45 3 .33 .30!! SHANGHAI, Hepl, 211. (if) Tlln shcll-rlddled Chlmse stenmer Kl iinLrcliln, one of the throe battered by Chniiff Fak l's "Ironside"! i roups near icniuiK, iimpeu tmo port today for repairs. The ves sel showed effects of the heavy urllllery fire. Moniton Thuypf (la f'ltfff IliBlnllcd menu , idormUlnv "(iilp- Fashion! "It's Toasted" the phrase that describes the extra "toasting" process applied in the manu facture of Lucky Strike Cigarettes. The finest tobaccos the Cream of the Crop are scien tifically subjected to penetrating heat at mini mum, 260 maximum, 300, Fahrenheit. The exact, expert regulation of such high tempera tures removes impurities. More than a slogan, "It's Toasted" is recognized by millions as tho most modern step in cigarette manufacture. " I want to icllyou how hoaxed him io cat- "Once I was worried mralliir.c was rMtinij on my nerves. I prepared many tppe tlziiil dishes, but John simply would not cat just 'minced' nt liis food. Perhaps soinctiinr.4 a little Rioiicliy. J bcKHn to four ho wits 'Klinpinir,' What won I to do? Ixive, lumie, happiness, lmslnee aiicoess all depended upon tin improvement in his cumlltinn. Tho Wood tonic idea lugKcitod Itself In me. Jly l)i ttimlst recorannitJpil R.S.S, ilohh iij.rrrccl in Vy it. Well, lit just n few days I.ctmld sec the difference. His Improvs mcnt hti f ht'nn so rapid ho i ru- in cr to take teveral more hoU'vv und not only that, but ho i." now tolliiiK hU frieiuiB to tnko S.a.S." ; Loj.f of nppctita only a symptom 1 - It i n known fact that when one's system jrcti ( "r"nn-dow:i," they haven!i .the. rcsixluiicn to ivBnl oil discuses, i.ojk of appe tite ia only a symptom. General tveakneu pervades tho en tiro ' . body. There is tf.it, nodesiroto work j i? or piny. Without plenty of rich, red blood, thero c o u I d ho no stroiiK, sturdy, powerful men, , iSMi MS i SSL Rich, red blood builds ' sturdy health or lifaiitiful, healthy women. ' Wh-n yoit Ret your Mood eellj kirk up to normal, that sUigit'sh, let-down fcclinc, loss of nppetitr, rheunintisin, IhiIIm, pimples, una dkin trouldcH disnppeni', You tjet hungry mrnitt, sleep nouiullyi tirm flcish lakes tho placo of that which was onco llnbbjv You feel strong. Your nerves become steady. ' . S.S.S. is daily helplnjr, peaplo reirnin iheir stretiKth and charm. Thousands of users have testified to its benelits in unsolicited lot tcrs of gratitude. It helps Naturo build red-blonii-cclls. It Rives to Nature what it needs In maklntf you feel like yourself again. All Drug Stores sell S.S.S. In two that. Ask for tho larirar sUc, it U moro economical. . , I'uWTlilil I0i S.S.B, lit. I