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OREGON VICTOR
Hill, Star Racer, Smashes
World Record In Thrilling
Heat Result Biggest
Upset of Track Season.
HL'liKXK, Ore., May 17. (A')
in one of the greatest upsets of
Northwest track history, in which
the, worlds Intercollegiate mile run
record wan shuttered, the Univer
sity of Oregon defeated the strong
University uf Washington team
liure today, 0!i 1-y to (il ''A.
Uulph HIM, star niiler of Ore
gon, with Itufuy Klzer, former
iuLer-eollegluto uhumpion of the
Huskies, at hiu heels in the final
Niretch, cut the tape at 4:12 2-ii
more than two socondH faster
than the record established by
John Paul Jo ilea of Cornell, in
1U1U, when he paced the mile in
4:14 4-5.
Kisser, twice conqueror of Hill
lu previous meets, took the lead
at the start and maintained It un
til the last Hill yards, when Hill
with a great spurt pasted the
Husky miler and finished nearly
six yards in the lead. It was one
of the most sensational races ever
seen here, and followed on lho
heels of a first upset, when Ty
rol! J,owrey, of Oregon, edged out
"Washington's s p e o d merchant,
iilcjlHoc, in the 100-yard dash,
Ijowrey's time was 10.2.
The first two races served to
spur on the Ducks. They imme
diately proceeded to take a first
in tho quarter mile run, another
first and second In tho 200-yard
dash; a first and second in tho
half mile, and a. first In the two
mile, all events in which Wash
ington was a heavy favorite be
fore tho meet.
As expected tho Oregon team
won the rilceus, polo vault, and
tied for first in the high Jump.
Tho Huskies took tho broad Jump
and tied for tho high Jump. They
won ' tho shot put, v. expected,
both hurdles, und tho broad Jump,
and Oregon conceded tho mllo re
lay to tho Huskies.
Oregon won nine firsts and tho
leama split In tho high Jump, with
UvrrlH of Oregon and Dunn of
Washington each clearing tho bar
lit (1 feet.
Oregon's victory over Washing
ton was its first in moro than a
decade.
Washington won 'the freshmen
meet from Oregon. 81 to 41. The
Huskies took first In all freshumn
events except tho mile, high hurd
les, and tho Javelin.
N Ii W YOltlv. May 17 . (W
The Knives won' hot" games of a
double hoarier from tho New York
(limits to(ay by scores- of 4 to tf.
The first went ten Inning". Wal
ter Merger' of Huston hit three
homo runs in two Innings. Terry,
Hogun and oil got one each fur
Nov York.
Flint game; H. H. K.
Huston 4 10 0
New York 3 S 1
Hlebolri and Hpohrer; Pruelt,
FltxHhnmotiH and o'Ftirroll.
Hcconri game: H. H. 10.
lloston 4 K 0
Now York 3 10 1
It. Hnilth and Kpohrer; (lene
wich, Johnson, Ucuton and Hu
gan, O'Farrell.
PlTTSItUltdll, May 17. (P
The Pittsburgh PI rat en scored
three runs In tho eighth today to
win from Cincinnati 7 to 5. Af
ter tho Kedri had taken the lead
In their half of tho Mime Inning.
11. H. K.
Cincinnati ft 1 1 1
Pittsburgh 7 12 2
Mvy. Donohuc, Campbell and
Hukcforth; Kremer, Hwetunlu and
llool.
CHlCACtO, May 1 7. (A1) The
Phillies slammed four llrooklyn
pitchem for 1M hits today to de
feat tho Itohlntt 13 to 6. Davis
Philadelphia catcher, made five
successive hits. Don Hurst hit
a homo run.
It. .11. K.
Hrooklyn ltl 2
Philadelphia W IS '
Clark. Moss, Morrison, Thurs
ton nnd lopex: Hweotltind, Col
lins and Diivln.
HKATTLK, May 1 7 . Font
tin II heroes of yesterday showed
nearly 12,000 fnns hero today that
they still know something about
the game- whgn they defeated the
University of Washington varsity
grid eleven, 33 to 13, In an exhi
bition contest which closed spring
training nt tho llunky xchool.
OHI.O. May 17. lfl Austria
advanced in th Davis cup play
today, eliminating .Ntnwhy by
winning th double match. The
Austrian won the first two singles
yesterday. Today Mutelkn and ,
Alien of An. I'l.t defeated Chris j"
lopher nnd Jacob Nrilsnu of Nor-'
Vny 0-?. -4. ';
IM U WV MCTT.
Ill IIUUIM HILL I
NEW MILE III
KLAMATH NEIEN WARIVI RECEPTION RAI I AMT FflV Tfl
iN return tilts
Medford high school's craek
tennis team continued to rule the
f roost In southern Oreg.tn at the
nmn sciiooi courts ycsieruay wnen
they HW,'iniU'il Mamath MiIIh high - Ov.ock. The J'aclfi highway will
seven matches to nothing. Thin tu fanH fn tn() north part
is the ninth win for the locals nf ,1h. valley, and a larKe crowd
out of ten KtnrtH. Klamath had iH PXpected to respond to Afknager
to content itself with hut two sets (.url Hail's recent uppeal for sup
out of the sixteen played. i pUrt,
Roth Kdmiston and Caiiey, Med- j The Bedford team huH not lost
ford's two ranking players, were n K.,m(.( whlUi Jon(j na8 broke
forced to go three sets to win. eV(,nt A wJn today and they will
from Paddock and Merriman. Slow h(. wjth lho ()Ca8 for tne top
to start, Paddock, the big tackle j ()f )Jm, heap.
on Klamath's foollmll team last ( (.Ilrf 1?(.Ht" will T(it.i, fnr Me(1.
fall, ilropjicd his first set to Kri-
miston (i-0 and then came back
to tunc ino scconu v-t auer a ,
hard struggle. Hi the deciding
set the local captain got back in
his stride and lie Id his opponent
to two games.
Tomorrow at the local courts
two matches will be played. In
the morning starting at ten o'clock
the Medrord Tennis club will pltt"
tho Omnia Pass Tennis club and
in tho afternoon at two tno local
high school will take on the Ash
land Normal players.
Tho team which will meet
Grants Pass will be ehoHcn from
lho following players: Alvin Tul
lel'son, Jinny Kutler, 11. (1. Wil
son, Jimmy I'M minimi, W. Pruitt,
Moyd Kunriernmn, A. Pruitt, Jack
Hobinson, Pill Kirkpalrlck and W.
(I. Koulger.
s Next Friday Med ford high will
meet University high of Kugene
at tho local courts and on the
following day they will wind up
their season against Albany nigh
here.
Tho results:
I'M miston ( M ) beat Paddock
(KF) C-0, 7-9, 0-2.
Carlo ( Al ) beat Merriman (KF)
0-1, (I-S, 0-4.
lledriy (M) beat Massey (KF)
9-7, 0-3.
Garfield (M ) beat Hpraguo
(KF) 8-0, 0-3.
Pat ton (.VI) beat Itoyd (KF)
0-4, 0-2.
I'Mmlston and Garfield (M) beat
Hoyd and Paddock (KF) 0-2, 7-5.
Ucririy , and Patton (M) beat
Merriman and Massey (KF) 0-1,
6-4. '
SAN FltANCIKCO, May 1 7. (IP)
The San Fnincis.V- A I isstons
clouted the offerings of Pitchers
Chesterfield and Fullerlon for 8
safe hits today to win the fifth
gamo of tho series from tho Port
land Heavers, 7 to 2.
H. Pillette held tho Portland
hatters to five hits whilo his
teammates forced Chesterfield out
of the box In the sixth after find
ing him for five runs. Futlerton
was hit for two runs and two
hits In tho seventh to give the
Ueds ti commanding lead.
K. H. R.
Portland 2 G 4
Missions '. 7 8 1
Chesterfield, F u 1 1 o r t o u and
Woodull; U. Plllotto. and Haldwln.
n. it. M,
Heattlo 7U 2
Hollywood 8 9 1
Hanson, Kallio and Collins
Turner, Johns, Yde and Pussier.
1.ob Angeles 2 fi 0
Oakland D 12 0
P.allou and Hannah; Andrews
and Head.
I .OH Angeles 0 3 .1
Oakland i N U 1
(7 Innings)
Dolling. Walsh and SKIfi'; Kd
warris and lilccl.
Han Francisco !' 11 !
Kacramento 13 10 1
McDougal and Gaston; Keating
and Wlrts.
IT WONT
BE LONG
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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDF(5ltD,
iiii u iiiLuuiinmu
for bend
TODAY
i The Henri team of the South- j
I vvn Oregon i,.a(!uo will play the
I iM(!)f(M., Merchants at the fair-
K,(,unria thin afternoon, at 2:30 '
ford, and Is in excellent shape.
I'll ere will he ho vera I new faces
lhe ttMlfj rl bench, hh the
, . ,rocess has started.
The A slj In nd tea m journeys to
Klamath Falls tomorrow.
CHICAIIO, May 17. (!') The
White Hox took 'mill games of a
iloulilc! header from the Cleveland
Indians today, winning ti to 2 in
the second after scoring u 4-1
victory in tho opener.
Ted Lyons gave five hits 111 the
first gumo and Caraway, iltattk-eni-hlp
and McKalil worked In
the second.
Kirst game: It
Cleveland 1
Chicago : 4
I'Vrrell and L. Sewell
and Kiddle.
II. K.
5 2
7 1
Lyons
Second game: It. 11. 15.
Cleveland 2 !1 'l
Chicago (I ! 0
liniwn and L. Sewell; Caraway,
Uliinkenshlp, Mck'nln and Autrey.
IIOSTON, May 17. (P) Tho
New York Yankees pushed over
a' run In tho ninth inning today
on two singles and a walk to de
feat the l!ed Sox, 3 to 2. In a
pitchers battle between Huffing
and (inston. Lou tiehrlg bit his
sixth home run of tho season In
the seventh to tie tho score.
II. H. K.
New York 3 7 3
lloston 2 10 1
Huffing and Dickey: Huston nnd
Berry.- llevlng.
DliTItOlT, May 17. W) The
Detroit Tigers defeated' Ht. Louis
12 to 7 today. Hob Kothergtll
lilt a homer with the ImseH full.
It. II. E.
St. Louis 7 10 3
Detroit 12 13 2
Crowdcr, Sliley and Kerrell;
Clile. S o I' r ell,, and llargraves,
Iluymu-th. .. . -
FOR LEGION REGATTA
A class H bout that Is expected
to place hlh In tho outboard
molorhout races to he held by the
American LckIoii at KinlKrnnt
Lake May 25 arrived yesterday
from Oakland, Calif. It Is the
property of tho John It. Moore
company, boat builders, and is the
holder of several records1. It won
the recent five- and ten-mile
races on Utko Merrltt at Oakland
and averaged a speed of Uli miles
per hour. The loat will be at the
lake tomorrow for a try out to
which tho Kcneral public is Invit
ed. I tunny Moore ca mo with the
boat and .will drive It In the
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CHUJiCHILL DOWNS. Louls
vlle, Ky., May 1 7. (P) Champ
ions every inch of them and every
foot of the way, Karl Sande and
Gallant Fox proved an unbeatable
combination today by K"Mopinf?
through the rain to victory In the
fifty-sixth running of tho classic
Kentucky derby.
"Come on, Sande!" roared the
half drenched crowd of 00.000 as
tho creat jockey took command
of the race on the back stretch
mri opened a Rood lead.
"Como on, Karl,' they shouted
again as Sunde and Gallant Fox
swerved into tho homo stretch,
spraying tho closest contenders
with mud.
And come on ho did with a fin
ish so magnificently convincing as
to leave not tho slightest doubt
that the highly favored eastern
combination outclassed tho field
of track three-year olds.
Gallant Fox Hucccssfully fought
off the early challenge of the
Kentucky pride. Tannery, then!
beat hack the last surging rushes 1
of Gallant Knight, Crack lirlgado t
ami Net O.
Won hy Two Lengths
Tho heavily played favorite,
bearing tho colors of William
Woodward's Belair stud, New York,
won by two good lengths from
Gallant Knlwiit of the Audley
farm. G. W. Foreman's Ned O
finished with a rush a length and
a half behind Gallant Knight, with
Gono Awuy fourth, tho last money
position, and Crack Brigade fifth.
Tannery, a dismal disappoint
ment, finished eighth and for the
first time in years, tho highly
regarded 15. K. Hradlcy entries
were nowhere.
Seldom In the history of the
Kentucky derby has so great and
spontaneous an outburst of pop
ular acclaim greeted a victor as
the mud spattered but smiling
and freckled faced Karl Sande,
came hack to the stands on Gal
lant Fox.
Karl Gives Trophy
Whilo tho crowd yelled Itself
hoarse, the traditional wreath of
red roses was draped tirounri the
coU'h neck and the Karl of Derby,
after witnessing hiH first Ameri
can race, stepped out to bestow
the coveted gold trophy upon Wil
liam Woodward, vice chairman of
tho New York Jockey club, und
the owner.
Derby and horse racing history
was niado by this dramatic victory
far thoroughbred class and super
lative horsemanship.
Sande rode his third derby win
ner, equalling the record for this
ancient classic. Gallant Fox, rac
ing on unbeaten as a three-year
old to add the Kentucky classic
to triumph In tho Ulch Preakness,
duplicated an iiceonipllshiuent reg
istered by only Sir Harton in
HMO, tho black son of Sir Galla
hari 1 II -Marguerite stamped him
self as tho champion of his class
beyond the slightest doubt.
Georgia Tech, which had ono of
its poorest football seasons last
fall, has been taking it on the
chin all year. The Yellow jackets
were beaten by their bitterest ri
vals, (Icorgia. In every major
sport.
The home of .1 homy Mi-Lamln,
the "liaby Kace," Is Vancouver,
('a tiii da.
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HM.VKItTO.V, Ore., May 17. W)
The Kugtme high m-houl won the
Hlalo hixli "tliool Bolt chamiiion
hli here today. Eugene stored
lo1 uintH to seven for Silver
ton, the neareBt competitor.
tJther scores were Park Hobo,
Portland. 414: Salem, 2 V4 ; Wood
burn. 2: oretron City, hi.
ThtH wa tho firat time such an
! event has been held in Oregon
and probably will become an an
nual affair held at different cities,
When Umislana State's track
and field team lost to Missitwippi
A. M. it was the Tigers' first con
ference defeat in seven yeurs.
North Carolina's track and field
wiuari has won its eighth straight
Htate championship. The Tarheels
haven't lost a dual meet tn eight
years.
Marietta College, Ohio., was un
defeated In football in the Ohio
conference last year. .
Harold "Muddy" Kuel, Wash
ington catcher, is only 5 feet 9
inches tall, and weighs but 100
pounds. He often loses 20 pounds
during the hot months.
POKTLAND, Ore., May 17. VP
Katsuji Debuchi, Japanese am
bassador to tho United States,1 who
arrived horo yesterday on fi four
day visit, today lauded tho Lon
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Three former deputy sheriffs and :
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PORTLAND. Ore.. May 17. fi )
Miss Kmily Heitman, probation
officer In juvenile court, Los An
geles, today was summoned to
Portland to testify Monday in the
socalled Schaefer baby case In
which two women, Mrs. George F.
Schaefer. Portland, and Miss Ger
aldine Watson, Phoenix, Ariz., and
Los Angeles, claim the parentage
of a five months old girl. '
PENDLETON, Ore., May 17. j
(jp) j, n. McKee, service man at j
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