MEDFOKD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, fi.REOQN, THURSDAY, MAY 8. 1930.
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Tacoma Kegler Picks 8-10
k Split in Tourney Seattle
Man Scores ten. Con
secutive Spares.
SEATTLE, . May 8. UP) With
leading Seattle teams out of the
way, out of town fives stand an
excellent chance of carrying off
the five man major championship
in the 18th annual Northwestern
International Bowling congress In
the last three days of play.
. . Seattle's strongest combinations
competed Inst night with three
landing on top in the feature race
the Bergonian Hotel No. 1 five
going into a tie with the Sulem
Legionnaires of Salem, Ore., for
first place and the Cornelius cafe
and Puckott Company teams roll
ing into second and third places,
respectively.
Among the lending five man
combinations to compete tonight
are , Mast Siclo Commercial club,
Ileathman Hotel, and Imperial
Jlolol, ail of Portland.
1 . I,nngley and Churchill of Seattle
W continue to lead in the major with
1145 nnd Oscar Stevenson of We
natchee continues to hold the top
post in the major singles with (itil.
The Capitol Klectric company of
Olympia is still showing the way
in the commercial five man divi
sion with 2G56; Winter nnd Onrra
way and Jlrown and Lewis, both
flf. Vancouver, R. C, lead in the
commercial double with 1173 each
and Vunwledcr of Salem is the
high man in the commercial sin
gles with 652.
11. W. Hlngley of Wenatchee
tops the major all eventers with
1746 and Brown, Vancouver, holds
first place in the same event In
the' commercial division. William
Craig of Bremerton unseated Har
old Danley of Portland for the
best single game score of the tour
nament when he counted 255 pins
In his doubles match yesterday.
According to old timers, ' the
first 8-10 split to have ever been
Kcored in the history of the con
gress wan made last night by Lind
say Campbell of the Chamber of
j. Commerce No. 1 team of Tacoma.
! The unusual feat of scoring ten
consecutive spares in a single
game was hung up by Eddy Berg
man of tho Puget Sound Power &
Light company's No. 1 team of
Seattle bust night. Bergman's score
for the game was 184.
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Jones in Four Cup Plays
Has Yet to Lose Singles
By Brum lkll.
(AsQ'CiateU Press Sports Writer)
NEW YORK Although he
has played ,in only four of the
five Walker Cup competitions be-
tv'en the United States and
(treat Britain, Uobert T. .Tones,
Jr., has won more singles matches
than any other golfer.
He has never been defeated
single-handed and has been on
the 'losing side only once In the
FOUR VETERANS ,'
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AFTER HOLDOUT
CHICAGO, May 8. UP)
Kour National league veter- fr
ans have been declared Inel- fr
iglble by Commissioner Kene- )
saw M. Landis for failure to
sign new contracts.
They are Kdd Roush, giant f
outfielder; Johnny Cooney,
Boston Infielder; Chester
Nichols, Philadelphia pitcher,
nnd J. Pete Fowler, pitcher
for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Should the ineligiblcs have
a. change of heart and decide 4
to sign new contracts, they
must be reinstated - by Com-
missioner Landis with cus- 4
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foursomes. To win his singles in;
122. 1924. 1926 and, 1W2S. the!
American open champion had to
stop four great British golfers,
Itoger Wethered, C. O. Hezlet,
Cyril Tolley and Phil Perkins.
In the foursomes he has played
with four different partner, Jess '
Swt'titser, W. C. Fowncs, Jr.,,
Watts tHinn and Chirk Kvuns.
This year he will have his fifth i
colleague, for none of the -other j
four is a member of this year's j
team.
With nine major titles won in
seven years, the Atlanta lawyer
will have a chance In this visit
to England to add the only one' he
has failed to win the British
Amateur.
He has played In the event twice,
losing In 1921 in the fourth round
and in 1920 going out in the
sixth round. He will play, too.
In tho British open, in which he
led the field home In 1926 and
1927.
As captain, a position he has
held for the last two Walker Cup
competitions, Bobby has no
thought of any but the hardest
possible battle with the Britons.
"Our opponents will be very
strong," he said, "And Snndwich
is a course able to test nny one's
golf game to the utmost, espec
ially if the wind yhould blow. I
think th'' contest should be very
close and it seems as near even
as a test of golf can be."
The fleorgion feels that ho
should be on his game for he has
given careful preparation to the
overseas expedition.
FLYING TOE HOLD
FOR INDIAN'S FOE
Yaqui Joe's flying toe hold
promises to be a revelation for
Medford wrestling fans when he
usee it next Monday evening in a
finish match against Gob Wat
kins at the armory. The hold has
never been demonstrated in Med-
JlVrd and if- once applied, the In
dian always wins tho fall. The
Indian is coming from Toxas di
rectly to Medford and if he winR
over Watkins, ho will probably be
seen in a. match here against
Wildcat Pete of Eugene.
Joe's pet hold is obtained in the
manner of a ball player making
what is known as the fade-away
slide. The Indian, standing- erect,
quickly throws hfs body to one
side as the opponent rushes in.
With the same movement, ho
throws his legs to one side, trip
ping his onrushing foe who falls
on his stomach and is caught with
a perfect toe hold from which
none have been known to escape.
The Indian does' not use his hands
after getting the hold, obtaining
the necessary leverage with his
legs, described as being similar
to iron in their strength. .
HORiNSBnHEEL
STILL BOTHERS
CHICAGO, May 8. (VP) Rogers
Hornsby was back on the bench
with his sore heel today while
the Cub management and his phy
sician pondered over his condition.
Ever since the spur-like growth
wus cut away from his right heel
last winter, the Rajah's ankle has
been sore. At first, it was de
cided he only needed a Bhort rest.
When the pain did not cease, it
was decided to try work as a cure.
That has failed, too, and his phy
sician is perplexed.
Hornsby had two teeth extract
ed several days ago and may he
forced to part with his tonsils,
too.
"I don't feel good nt nil," he
said, 'but I think some hot wea
ther and a little move rest will
fix mo up."
Baseball Standings
(fly the Associated Press.)
Coast. I
"W. L. Pet.
Los Angeles 17 10 .630
Sacramento 18 11 .621
Oakland ....0 17 12 .fiSO
San Francisco 17 13 .567
Missions 13 15 .411
Seattle II 1 .407
Hollywood 10 ia .3S7
Portland 0 17 .340
American.
W. Pet.
Cleveland 12 6 .667
Philadelphia 12 6 .667
Washington 12 7 .632
Chicago - ! 7 .r61
St. Louis ! 10 .474
New York 7 10 .412
Detroit 7 15 .3 1 3
Boston 6 13 .316
National.
W. L. Pet.
New York 10 6 .625
Chicago 13 6 ,819
Pittsburgh 11 7 .611
Brooklyn 9 f .600
Boston - S -500
Cincinnati 10 .444
St. Lnul 7 12 .368
Philadelphia 6 11 .113
ANGELS CLOUT
MISSUJNS
FOR
39 BASE HITS
Heavy Stick Work in Two
Games Gives Comfortable
Lead Over League So
lons Defeat Oaks.
(Ily the Associated Press.)
I-os Angeles' nard hitting Angela
today were more firmly entrenched
in the Coast league leadership.
Roosting their total of hits to
39 for two consecutive days, the
Angels defeated the. San Kranclscj
Missions, 14 to 4, at 45a n Francisco
in a contest that looked like a
baseball game until the third in
ning, then dragged along slowly to
a late finish. The Angels gathered
20 hits while defeating the Mis
sions Monday and added li to this
number yesterday. W'es Schulmc
rich, Los Angeles outfielder, ac
counted for four of the 1U safeties
in four trips to the plate.
Meanwhile, across the bay at
Oak land, Sacramento's slugging
Senators were revenging themselves
for 'Monday's defeat by slaughter
ing the Acorns, 14 to 9. Hay Keat
ing spitballed the Oaks to death
while, his teammates were gather
ing 14 hits off Oakland pitchers.
The Senators' victory broke a tin
for second place between them and
their opponents of this week.
Vance Page, young Hollywood
righthander, handed out 15 hits al
Los Angeles, but San Francisco was
hard put to eke out a 4 to 3 vic
tory. John MIIJuh helped out his
own cause by gleaning two dou
bles and a pair of singles in five
chances, meanwhile holding the
Stars to eight scattered hits.
Seattle and Portland again were
idle, rain interfering with tho sec
ond game of their scheduled series
at Portland.
Yesterday's Const I-eaiio Results.
(By the Associated Press.)
At San Francisco: It. H. E.
Los Angeles 14 19 3
Missions 4 7 2
Horno and Hannah; Lieber,
Douglas and Baldwin.
At Los AngeleB. R. H. R.
San Francisco 4 15. 0
Hollywood 3 $v 3
Miljus and Gaston; Page -and
Bassler, Severeid.
At Oakland: R. H. E,
Sacramento 14 14 3
Oakland 0 5 3
Keating and "Wlrts; Dumovich,
Hurst, Joiner and Hied.
Portland-Seattle baseball rained
out. Double-header today.
KITTENBALLERS
MEET THIS EVE
Of interest to all cat-ball players
and would-be players is a meeting
tonight at the Gates Auto Co.
building at eight o'clock. The
meeting Is general, several angles
of cat-ball preblems to be present
ed. Team managers will draw : up
the schedule for the next round of
play.
Players are urged to attend to
take part in discussion of rules
that are somewhat in doubt. A
representative for any organization
not now having a kitten-ball team
and which desires to play the next
round is requested to be present
tonight.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 8. l7P)
John Freberg, Minneapolis
heavyweight wrestler, defeated
NUk Velkoff, two out ot three
falls here last night, while Dr.
Carl Harpolis, Cleveland medic,
and Bob Kruno, Oswego, wrestled
to a draw In tho six-round affair.
Velkoff took tho first fall with
his bear hug In 21 minutes, 20
seconds. Freberg won the second
In 10 minutes, 30 seconds with
a crotch hold and body slam and
made short work nH tho final fall
with an airplane spin In 2 min
utes. Kruse won his fall with a wrist
lock, Snrpolis with a flying sels
sors and arm bar. 0
Elmer Guthrie dwned Ray
Jeffries for the only fall of the
curtain raiser with a double arm
split.
oregoTbaseballers
DEFEAT IDAHO 6 TO 4
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EUGENE. Ore.. May 8. IPl
Oregon came from bphlnd In thft
ninth Innlnx to dofnnt Idaho, 6 to
4, hpre yesterday. Orll Gabriel'"
homer with one on bane turned
the trick. 8corc:
It K. E.
TiJaho 4 7 2
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Jonathnn Thompson Zachnry of j
the New York Yankees in not tho!
oldest pitcher In the American lea
gue, In apUe of hln nickname'OH i
Tom." Nor Is he by any moi.ns
the youngent. Tom became 33 j
yearn old yesterday and he cclt-j
brated hl birthday in harnena,
showing the youngsters a few
things and beating the Cleveland
Indians, 8 to 7.
2a chary received some aid from
another Yankee ancient. Uabe
Ituth, and from Roy Hherid, who
is more than 10 yenrs younger.
Ituth contributed largely to the
five-run tally which decided the
game by hitting fourth home
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Hherid came to fcichary's rescue
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posing pitcher, Walter Htewart of
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ed a slx-hlt game. The third was
a homer by flammy Hale with one
man on baet which gave tho
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ning when a pair of doubles
brought the game's only run.
Karl WhltRhill of Detroit had
tho better of three. Washington
pitchers, holding the Senators to
six hits fur a 3 to 1 triumph. Hor
arce Lisenbco allowed tho Chicago
Whlto Hox a dozen hlta hut ko)t
them harmlessly scattered whllo
young Tom Oliver led tho Roston
Hed Hox to a 6 to 4 victory. Olivo-,
who has hit safely In 16 consecu
tive games, got four blows In the
five tlmeti at bat.
Tho m. Jxuis Cardinals were In
the front rank of the heavy hit
ters yesterday a they hammered
five Philadelphia pitchers for a 10
to 1 1 victory.
Not far behind came tho Pitts
burgh Pirates and New York Ol
iii in, dividing 31 hits In Pitts
burgh's 18 to 8 victory.
ENTER ATHLETES
IN TRACK TESTS
CORVALMH, Ore., May 8. P)
Kntrles for the fourth annual
Interscholastlc track and field
meet at Ororu Htato college M,
10 hove reached a total of 62
schools with Just over 600 individ
ual competitors as compared with
32 schools in last year's meet.
Franklin high of Portland was
team winner last year nnd Is ex
pected to be strong again, though
Grant of Portland Is said to have
a strong sfuad as well.
Preliminaries will bo necessary
In eight events to limit field for
finals Haturday afternoon.
More sections of state than over
before represented among h'i high
schools entered, The completes list
follows: 1
Albany, Raker, Reaverton. Rond,
Renson (Port.), Rethel, Rurns,
rhemawa. Commerce, Corvallls,
Coqullle, Dallas, Kugene, Forest
Grove, Franklin (Port.), Garibaldi, j
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velt (Portj), Ilufus, Haletn, Union,
Washington (Port.), Wusco, and
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