MKHFORO Hf-ATfj TRIHUN'K. DF01'I, OU'KCOX. SATl'U'DA V. MAV 17, I! Kit).
PSXJE FIVE
edf ord-Bend Game Sunday at Fairground Toouted as Thriller
-e-
LOCALSiMCT
HARD IT WITH
HEAVY HITTERS
Cliff Best - in Shape for
Mound Duty Valencia
Out of Game New Tal
ent Added to Lineup.
The bull game tomorrow be
tween Bend und Medford has all
the ear marks of being a htim
dinKor. Bend haa a good field
ing learn and several heavy hit
ters, the. Medfmd Merchant have
already established theniKolveH as
a hard hitting team. Our boys, in
itrder to make It a. clean-cut vic
tory around the circuit, will work
hard to win. Cliff Best, with his
arm rounding Into shape, should
pitch with hi: old-time vigor.
Turk .Valencia hue a bad leg,
and can not play first base. How
ever that position will be well
taken care of. as the team has
taken on a couple of new players,
either of whom can play first
bnfC , , .
With 'good weather tomorrow
it Is to bo hoped that the fans
will elicVw .Osgood tn-out. . I
RusinfutH 3tyanurft ; Hall rftnys:
V
Rive us two or thTCe more jobs
d Mtlford.' will '"have" a real
mil teinn'.' Any business firm
having jobs open are asked to .
communicate with Court Hall at1
once - The -Pacific Highway will
be ": open to all fans from the
north.'.. .' ''
KBATTI.E. May l.r-P) w'"- I
ley (K- t'.l ivpicncn ..or. win uiKCj j
won a feather in Ills hHA.lRHt night;
when lie tfained a six-round draw I
wilh' Leo Ijomskl or; Aberdeen,'
Wash.; one of the leading' light (
heavyweights in America. j
The Salt -Lake southpaw dropped '
LonfHkl ror two nine counts, one;
in the first round and- the other
in the third.-; Ketchell Knocked out!
tin the mini. Ketcnell Knocked out; ,,, , . ' , ' '
krllS. "drvda'XrSerb0;
blackened his right eye. The "Ahcr-!
deen Assa.'-.sin". rallied In the last
ihie vnu-rt. nhon ioiehoii r.il
endeavoring to Hd.on bis .cad
to even un the mulch.
"flnn" Kni.ll T- nnrvi ! wnltr-,- '
weijjht,
fenirtwt rt.ii A,.i,n iri0
knocked out Arizona Joe ,
Two panics are again scheduled
Sunday on the Grants Service sta
tion diamond on Crater Lake high
way, Kenwood will piny Modoc In the
morning opener at it o'clock and
the "Stii-kies" will meet Ilrowns
boto's tossrrs at '2 p. in.
Adinh'iion Is free for both
games.
8-FOOT MOTHER SHARK
PORT AItTlllTU, Tcje., May 15.
Wt It looks difficult for any fish
erman in the cabinet to brat this.
Arthur M. Hyde, secretary of agri
culture, hooked a shark, eight feet
five inches long. After it had been
pulled out on the dock there were
soon eight sharks. The shark had
children.
MEDFORD
MONDAY
North Central Avenue Grounds
"PAGEANT Of PEKIN" UfjvS''
GREAT
GRBTONAS
. SENSATIONAL HIGH
WIRE ACT. FIRST
TIME IN lERICA
twice daily 2 and e bm
Grand Stand Chalrt and General Admission Tickets on Sale Circus day
at Jnrmin A Woods Drug Store Cor. M.iin and Central
AMERICA'S CUP
Tne whirlwind, second and largest of four prospective defenders of the America's cup against
Shamrock V. Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger, was launched in Boston. Mrs. Edwin Thorne, mother of
Langdon K. Thorne. head of the owning syndicate, sponsored the launching. Capt. John Mulr (abova) i
the new boat's skipper.
RAIN FALLS AS
L
Light Precipitation and
Overcast Skies Mars 56th
Renewal American Turf
Classic.
I.Ol'lXVU.UO. Ky.Mny 7. (fll
A lilit ivihl inul nvt'ivasl skl-a
f.'1'eeled Hie thousands of visitors
who imureil Into Churchill Downs
today where 14 colls and one filly
wore ready for the iililh running
of the Kentucky Derby. The ra'n
was rather misty and llht. but the
clouds for a time hid the sun.
. ,
" M '
"m"' WLl ' lou.iy was ueroy
u"s-
Tim may have changed, more
- '"n, o no. "javavc ushered
-
the tlllf. Illulief f(-VOr of WftKPfln
have iieeii manliest in more
; t
was king In the
bluegrass region,
Louisville, as of old,
seethed with M
DERBY MOUNTS
AWAIT SIGNA
the turbulent spirit, the thrill mi(l"u U1 .uu-.m
tint i i f 1 1, .U iw.(,.,.iii., r'und precipitate a near riot when
American horse races, the Ken
tucky derby, at one mile and a
ipiarter. with $.Vi.onn added, a gold
trophy to the winning owner nd
a horseshoe of roses to the
thoroughbred crowned monarch of
his class. They cr.nie to see whether
Karl Sande will fulfill popular ex
pectations and ride the eastern fav
orite, Gallant Fox, to victory over
such horses of the west n.s Tan
nery. Gallant Knight and Kuckeyo
Poet.
MEDFORD FOLK BUY
SMADY C(tK. Ore., May 1
(Speelal.) Mr. Snider of the Snider
Crea inery i 'o., of M ed fm d has i
bought a house In Shady
Cove ;
park.
Tho Smith summer home In
Shady Cove has been bought by
M iijM S wear Inge n, matron of the
Community hospital, and two of
the nurses.
MAY 19
DOORS OPEN 1 AND 1 P.M.
DEFENDER LAUNCHED IN BOSTON
Mickey Worried
Mickic Walkci'r
I.OUISVIUJ-;. Ky., May 17.
Mickey Walker, middleweight
cluimpion today realized that he
had been In a real fight lust night
and narrowly escaped being knock-
U out ..V Vau. Swidcrski, Syracuse
round non -title encounter on the
. g
mark aide comeback, h o w e v e I
i,..ki
I Walker captured the hist six
t
roumis and won tho newstmner do- I
r eislon.
.
1,111 1 nine in i ue seconu roiuio,
thu rt-'fci-eo, "Tot" Wilkei-Bon, was
unulile to Kcparutc thtm. After
the rook xoundcri, HecondM and
h it n (1 I c r a pnjrjwd hi a free-for-all
H un lidded itttraetlon, but
police Htoppeil tho unscheduled
melee.
4
Yesterday's Coast League Results
(lly tho AHHoe.iated Presa)
At San Francisco: K, II. 13.
Portland '. fi 10 1
.Mlenloii.s X 12 1
YerknH. Cahcarella, Toiirdel anil
I'almisauo; .Meuaiil and llalilwtii,
Wallsien.
At Iah Angeles: It. 11. K.
Seattle 10 12 3
Hollywood 2 21 4-
Kallio, Kunz, liHimmsltl, Ilubbell
and Cox; Pago, HolIerHon and UaH
lor. At Oakland It. 211.
Los Angeles fi 11
K.
Oakland
Ha I fool
and Skiff;
Duinovich,
Pearson and Read.
At Sacramento: II. II. M.
San Francisco .v. 1 5 0
Sacramento 4 10 0
Davis and Gaston; Klymt and
Koehler.
ATTENTION, GROWERS
Grasselli Casein Spreader
Cr'iisscli Ciisi-in Sii-cii(Iit bus Imtii ili-vrloii'il tiy iirftil rcscarttli unci i'Xmt1
nirnliil work. As tlin iiiiiik' iiuliritti'H, Ciiscin is tin" Hflivc NiiTti(iiii(j ntfciil.
riiielii iil use in t tic Nm-lhwrsl lias il-.MiiotiKtrittil its cfriMMt;y, ititd vm can
mill it In yimr siniy Kclit'duli; with I'diiriilrnct1. ,
1'sc liiassi'lli Ciisi'in Spii'iKliT ill r-oiiiioctiim with Aiscimti! of Lend spniys or
Ai'semiti' of IchiI iiml Siiiiuiivr Oil (.'(iiiiliiiiiititni nini.vn, uml Hi-cure lit'ttcr. coil
trol of iiiseft pests in your orrliHTil.
Kohl only in oiii-iouuil t'lashinc lined lilies, ,'ill.to tin- ciirtiili. Full diicutions
for usiiijf un- priiited upon cin'h li(f.
Distributed by the following Medford Firms:
GROWERS EXCHANG
KIMBALL FRUIT CO.
PINNACLE PACKING
danociatrd P ens Photo
AND TYPOS TAKE
CAT BALL TILTS
Malt Tribune chalked up another
victory in tho city catball league
last night by defeating Inm porta
7 to 4. This puts the typos in a
three-way tie for first place with
Associated OH and Jennings Tire,
each with two games won und
none lost.
The game last evening was ro
pletc with sensatignal plays on
both Hides. In the outfield, Chuck
(.'lay and Howard Scheffel, both
for tho Mail Tribune, nailed some
unusually long flies that looked
impossible.
Montgomery. Tribune hurler,
held tho Sports to but 3 hits. ,
Associated Oil won from the
Post Office, 5 to 3. and Your Of
fice IJoys took ISperry Flour Into
camp, 1 7 to f.
Monday a thrilling game Is pre
dicted h the, contest betweei) luil
Tribune und Your Offlco lioys.
Jennings Tire will meet Sporry
Flour.
Team standings end of 1st week:
L.
Pet.
I.OMU
l.ODH
1.01)11
, .SOU
.r.iin
. .5UI)
,r,uo
.000
.0(11
.000
JennillKH Tire Co... S
Associated OH i
.Mall Trlliuno 2
Post Office 1
Your Office Hoys.. I
dates Auto Co I
(lold Seal (Ycam'y 1
Medford KxchunKO u
hamport's 0
Sjierry Klour 0
0
0
0
1
1
1
I
STORY 3
(Continued from Page 1)
The vote In Medford was: Tor,
2XI; against, 87.
The Ashland vote was: For, 773;
agnintd, 7.
The rural vote, was: Kor, lis;t;
againsl IT!.
Wilbur eLads
Tho vote for Immocrutf nominee
for governor stood:
Malley 252
Hough 2:t;
IMper 104
Wilbur H!H
For national committeeman:
Williams 2010
Walker lHtt
T.llir' llruwn. Valnlijl'lillt'8 blK
fiiulliall Ktiartl. whu Ih a nifty dia
mond pTfitrnii'i haH attracU'd the
attention of liaHidnill Hi-outn. One.
of IiIh lient performance!! wuh a
five-hit iiltehiiiK effort imainiit
Georgia Tech. In the sumo tiH
hr. hit n homer and two HlnElen.
CO.
AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, Inc.
BARDWELL FRUIT CO.
BIG 7 FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS.
SGOBEL ti DAY
WESTERNS GAIN:
SERIES EDGE IN
NATIONAL LOOP
Robins Only Team to 'Up
hold Supremacy of At
lantic Seaboard Oazzy
Vance Hurls Good Game.
Jly Hugh S. rtillcrton, .lr.
Associated press Sports Writer
Just uf! the east hail tho edge
In the first intersect. onal play of
the American league, the west
held tho upper hand in tho open
ing cast-west scries of the Na
tional league, which came to its
rather damp close yesterday. With
only the Itrooklyn Koblns uphold
ing the honor of the Atlantic sea
board, the, west won 27 of tho 49
tntcrsectionul guinea against
eastern victwrioH and placed three
teams in tho first four in tho
standing for tho series.
Brooklyn captured first placo
through its 10 to 3 triumph over
the Cincinnati Jteds yesterday, as
Dazzy Vance pitched another of
his fine games, while the Itrook
lyn sluggers pounded out 16 hits
and scored eight runs in tho first
three innings.
Tho Cardinals und tho Chicago
Cubs stuged a thriller, ending In
a ninth Inning St. Iouis rally,
which brought a D to 8 victory.
The Boston Hed Sox put on a
lesser ninth inning rally to win
the closest American league game
by a fi to 4 count from tho New
York Yankees.
Washington's Senators, with
llump Hndley and Ad Usku divid
ing the pitching burden In a bril
liant fashion, scored more easily
in both halves of a double header
to take first placo In tho Ameri
can league away from the Phila
delphia Athletics, lladlcy pitched
steadily whllo the Senators hit
freely to win the first contest,
freely to win the first contest, 5 to
3. In the second game. U.ska held
tho world's champions to three hP.s
in ft close duel with George Burn -
shaw, winning out by a 4 to Ojing public parka for athlollc pur
count. poses, particularly golf, which he
'Hie final clnrtt between the ' o told JutorvleworH "in tho JouhI.
rhlllles and Pittsburg was mined i injurious of outdoor games to the
out.
Baseball Scores
j .'in.i ... ... Aincrlcnn -
;t - r. ir. B.
NeW York 3,7 3
Koston 2 10 1
Huffing and Dickey; Gaston and
Berry, Hevlng.
11.
7
St. IjiiuIs .-
Delrnlt rf 1 13 2
Crowdcr, Stlely and Kerrell;
Uhlo. Sorrell and Margraves, I lay
worth. First game:
Cleveland
Chicago
Kerrell and L. Sowell;
Kiddle.
II. 11.
K.
I f 'i
4 7 1
Lyons and
Second game:
n.
13.
Cleveland 2 3 3
Chicago 0 9 0 1
Brown and L. Sewell; Carnwuy,
Htaukenshlp, McKaln and Autrey.
n. ii.
IT
Philadelphia 6 1 1I 4
WanhlnBton '. 10 II 1
KhoreH, Komniell, Mahaffey and
Sehune; Marhorry, ThointiH and
Spencer. ;
NfltlollllI
Kli-Ht Kanie: H.
ItoHton 4
New York 3
Heiliold and Hpohrer;
KitKHlmmonH and O'Karrell.
II. K.
HI 0
8 1
l'ructl,
Second Rume: H. II. K.
teuton 4 S U
New York 3 10 1
It. Smith nnd Hpohror: Ciencwlch
.lohnHon, Henton and Udkuii,
OFiirrell. 1
i . J
Chicago at Ht. Louis poHlponod,
rain.
SPORT,
Alan-eP'
The Kentucky I?rby always has
been among the most colorful of
American sports events. It is one
of tho few that retains the rich
flavor of tradition for the old horse
tueu of the lllue Crass regard this
i ace as their own and conduct It
accordingly, even though airplanes
and special cars bring in annually
their quota of wealthy luri'men
from all parts of the country.
This year Ktiglaivd'tt Karl tf
Derby, descendant of the man for
whom the original Kpsom race was
named, will witness Keuluckys
classic but America's Karl none
other than the great rider, Karl
Sande will be the focus of all
eyes if he stages a comeback
astride Galuut Kox, tho Hclair stud's
favorite.
Sande's career has boon one of
dramatic episodes. Ho was Amer
ica's premier Jockey when he rode
y.ov to triumph over the Knglish
Derby winner. Papyrus, in the $100,
000 international race at Belmont
Park in Hn;t. Zev won the Ken
tucky Derby that year and In liKiJi
Samle was up on another Derby
winner, t! if ford Cochran's Flvimr
j Khony.
Sande wns nearly killed In an ac
cident at Saratoga, lie has owned
his own stable. Ho was disbarred
for rough riding In Maryland and
reinstated. And now he is buck to
tho races, riding with all tho dar
ing and skillful judgment of pace
that made him so famous. Ken
tucky will give him a cheer and a
hlK one at Churchill IX) wns on
May 17.
Public links golf, now a $10,300,
000 enterprise annually for some
275 courscH Hcatterjl about it ho
country, first attracted notice when
a municipal tournament was held
at Van ortlam!t park, New Yrk,
In November, lS!ti. In contrast
with tho present high-powered na
tional championship for public
parks' players, the U. S. O. A. re
calls that 35 contestants finished
the first tournament and that the
medal wna won by (!. M, Hamilton
with a H! for IS holes. Ninth on
the, list was Wullcr J. Travis, later
amateur cbnmpfon of both the
I'nlted States and Great Britain,
who used an artfftcal rubber tee
und compiled a score of 110.
Tho Into William Howard Tuft
J'nH n strong early advocalo of us-
I landuc4ipo features of our parks."
The Sharkey-Schmeling fight
rigures to bo the first Class A
heavyweight encounter in some
thing like three years, but the
preliminary ballyhoo has left the
onlookers extremely cold and apa
thetic. There is talk of a million dollar
gate, but oven tho charitable ob
ject of tblH fistic enterprise hardly
can Justify an expectation of re
ceipts in rxeemi of $ ifl,fltf r at
the most $500,000.
Thero was talk of a $100,000
uatc at Miami last winter, but
there is no way td kid an adding
machine and when they got
through with tho rigures, the total
was less than $200,000.
Sharkey's erratic record and
Schmellug'H long absence from
competition In this country not
only make the "build -up" diffi
cult, but present obstacles to
forming any definite conclusion?
about what may happen
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SLANTS
Gould
' Kor Sharkey. It can be said that
if h fights one of his best fight
he figures to win handily. If he
is as wilil as he was against Phil
Scot I. ho probably will have his
j cars ciiftcil otf. 1
Scbuieliiig, unless he has been i
a trifle softened up by motion pic-,
tore hi uf f. seems rugged citmigh
to take anything In Sharkey's'
punching repertoire and remain
vertUal. The JJer'mau's .similarity
to Dcmpsey docs nut extend tti the
possession of the Mana-ssa Mauler's
killing punch, but Der Maxtc Is a
solid and persistent ctouter. Just
the sort to annoy the leaping
Lithuanian.
On tho record of their la two
important fights, Sharkey against
I.oughran and Scott, Schmellng
against Uisko and Paulino, the
German figures to belter advan
tage. Evelyn Brent Star
of Rialto Talkie
"Framed," un all-talking drama
of metropolitan life featuring Kvo
lyn ilTent, will have its initial per
formance at tho
Fox ltlalto thea
tre torn o r r o w.
Produced by Ka
dio Plctur e s,
"Framed" Is said
to bo one of the
most thrl I 1 I n g
stories brought to
tho Hereon since
the advent o f
sound pictures.
1 - Fvolyn Brent,
particularly suit
ed for ih Is type
of mory, rises to
, new dramatic
Heights as the
daughter of a slain racketeer who
swears revenge against tho police
for tho death of her father. Itegls
Toomey who scored-talklng picture
successes In "Alibi' ami "Street of
Chance" plays opposlto Miss Li rent.
Troop 3 mot at the Roosevelt
school 'Wednesday evening, under
direction of Committeeman Robert
1 trow no. This troop is sponsored
by the Roosevelt P,-T- A, Fred
I loath, Sr., and Lloyd Showers,
deputy commissioners, visited the
troop during the evening, and Mr.
Heath announced he. would Inspect
the troop a. week later and would
II Uo to see the troop In good shapo i
so that they would receive, a high '
rating. , ( I
Troop No. '1, sponsored by-tho1
American Legion, mot at the Arm- J
ory Wednesday evening, with Loo
Urlckor, scout executive, in charge.'
Most of tho evening was spent In!
a general review of all work cov- J
prod, for the benefit of 2J. W.
II. Paine, who Inspected tho troop, j
The rating has not been announced ,
at this thho. i
A' few minutes were used by
Lloyd Showers, deputy commission-j
or, in outlining an Indian cere-1
nuniy to bo used la tho near future'
Tho boys wore bhown how to
mako their costumes and also In-!
structed In tho first Indian danco I
step. ,Tho play which they are j
working on will not bo rehearsed'
again for two weeks on account of
more Important events coming up.'
SOLONS RETAIN
TOP AS ANGELS
Ward's Homer in Ninth
Enables Sacs to Even Se
ries With Seals Stars in
BatFest.
lly the Associated Press.
Sacramento still topped thu
coast league baseball standings
today, Oakland and Los Angeles, .
however, again had swapped posi
tions, tho Angels returning to sec
ond place, wtvilo tho corna drop
ped to third. Otherwise tho stand
ings remained unchanged.
Sacramento had considcranio (
trouble defeating the San Fran
cisco Seals, 4 to I tit tho capltol
city yesterday, thereby squaring
the series at two games each. Until
the last half of the ninth the -
score was deadlocked at one an. j
Aaron Wnrd,- Senatorial -'second
sucker, however, stepped to the i
plate In the last half of tho ninth
with two on and two out. Davis
grooved one and Ward planted it
oulnido the left field fence. v;
Running short of right-handerta-who
won tho first throe games of
the series for Oakland, Manager
Curl Zamloch of the Oaks sent tn
Martin Dumovlch, a southpaw, t6
do tho honors with tho rosult that
tho Angels won. 6 to 2. Dumo
vich, however, was responsible for
only two of tho six runs scored
against him.
A new season mark for runs
scored In a slnglo game was estab
lished at Los Angeles, whore llol-.
lywood defeated tho Seattle In--dinns
to 10. The Stars outslug
ged their opponents 2G to 13 and
gathered four errors to Seattle's
three.
Portland's winning streak of
two gampft straight was broktft
by the MIksIoiia, who won 8 to 5.;
Tho Heavers scored all their runs;
in the eighth while the Missions
spread their scoring out over thfe
third, fourth and fifth Innings.
BASEBALL
At A - ... '
Fair Grounds .
Sunday 2:30 p. m.
BEND
MEDFORD
Admission 50c
Children 12 and under Free
A Pitchers' Battle -
8HOW BEND THAT MEDFORD
CAN AL80 TURN OUT GOOP
CROWD8
REGAIN SECOND