Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 21, 1930, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPXQE SEVEN Noted Speed Boat Pilots Coming For Legion Regatta Sunday MEDFOTJD MATL TRTBWR "NfEDFOTtT), QTCEfiOV. VEDNHR STTAV. MAY 21. 19P.0. FAST CRAFT TO 1 WITH HOME TOWN BOATMAN Adams, Holt and Ferguson Attracted by Big Purses Class 'D' Race Prom ises Thrills. (Hio of the greatest galaxies of outboard flpoedhuats and nationally known pilots ever brought togeth er in com petition on the Pacific coast will participate in the Amer ican Legion's second outboard motorhoat regatta on Immigrant lake. Sunday, May 25th. Three noted Hpeed pilots today notified the regatta committee that they expect to bring their craft here for the big meet ami two others tenta tively have accepted invitations. Johnny Adams and Charley UoU who have broken nearly every class 11 record for outboard craft, and Kergy Ferguson, holder of the fastest record ever made by an outboard shell, are expected to ar rive In a few days from Newport I leach, Calif., with Crandnl Comet boats. I-Yrguson, crowned champion at the national meet held in J'eoriu, III., established the existing record of 4!t.47 miles per hour in an out hoard powered boat. Wild Bill Klllott, who is known to followers of the aquatic sport jm the "father" of outboard racing, wired the committee lie is hrlmr- Ing a new Western ft hydro craft, powered by a Seahorse motor here for the regatta. v Thompson Hero Another noted pilot, D unity Thompson, who had his famous boat,- "Flying Cloud," on the lake last Sunday, expects to remain here and enter in class B. Thomp son piloted the "Flying Cloud" to a new world's record New Year's day at Lake Merritt and nil but equalled his mark again last Sun day at the lake, making a lap a few seconds slower than his best previous time. Henry "Heinle" Fluhrer, the "Flying Dutchman.' whose boat, "Black Friday," captured the class C, D, and free-for-all events at the first regatta, will compete against the California pilots and hopes to brea k t h e reco rd set by Thomp son's craft. Flnhrer's boat is powered by a Heuhor.se "1M" engine and has been ilocked at 43 miles per hour. Judg ing from the list of entries In the .ime class, Fluhr.er, ivilj Jnive ..a hard field to beat. " " .Many lunl Fn( rants Med Cord entries in the ra.ces will Include A I Stevens' craft, "M Iss Med ford," powered with a Sea horse "24" engine with a hull sim ilar to Fluherer's craft. "Roxy Ann," owtied by "Dutch" Welsh," has been remodeled and will be equipped with a Seahorse "3'J" engine, the fastest motor available. Sid Smith has also announced his new Klsinor boat will be equipped with the same type of engine. The new motors are the latest product of the Johnson Outboard Motor company and were shipped direct from the factory by express In order to insure their being here for the races. Outside of one or two In the state of Washington they are the only ones shipped to the Pacific coast. Three entries are expected from Salem and (!eo. 1 1 urley and John Flerstein again will bring their outfits down from Albany for the races. H urley and Fierstein have worked their outfits over and have announced men intention or heat ing Fluhrer in return for the .Imihla .l..r..-it t... o.,.,.n,l l.w.t .......I). Jimmy Smith Is still undecided in which event he will enter his craft. Herb Strang. John Bohnert Stan Smith anil J. V. Watson also are listed among Mcdford entries In the various classes. Klamath Craft Coming Klamath Falls will be represent ed with some faster outfits than they had in the last races. The Klectric Wiring company will furnish a high powered broad cast system on the shores of the hike and the results of the races and various sidelights of the events will be announced through a system of amplifiers. Due to previous dating It was Impossible to secure the Standard Oil Co. sys tem. However, they are cooperat ing to the fullest extent in other ways. At a meeting last night, the Stomach Distress If you suffer from gas, heart burn, sour stoma ch, bloating and vspep.-da. why not make the lio 1 )e 1 " minute test? Absolutely harmless and making thousands feel like new. One ingredient has Ihe amazing power to digest 3,000 times Its own weight. Don't give up. Get Dloicx at any drug store. Put It to the test. Money back if you don't soon feel like new. and able to eat most nnythmg In com fort. Dime must satisfy you 1 HO Iter cent or cost nothing. Only Cue. For sale nt MBMIN V WOODS DKCf STOUT GRAND ROLLER SKATING Thursday, May 22 MEDFCRD ARMORY GOOD MUSIC GOOD SKATES Strictest Arder maintained at 9 times Same management as list year. Hours. 2:30 to 5 7:.10 to 10:15 Saturday Night till 11:00 P, M. A A- f Associated Prcaa Photo C'HICACO. May 2 1 . UV) CHAULKS AUTMCU (SKLF-Sl'P-1)1' 10 D) SHI BIOS, White Sox fir.t baseman, has served notice upon John Barry m ore, BIchard Bennett, George M. Cohan "and other minor league actors. " that he will invade the theater, after the baseball rea son closes. "I can't dance and ! can't sing; I can't do anything on the stage which makes me a perfect actor," the great one said. 4 Baseball Standings Hy the Associated Pi Coast I. 17 IS 1S ?) jvt. !r.si .r,t;i .r;r .4 NX MX Snenunonto Oakland Los Anseles ... Sun FmiK'isco iMisslon Si attic I lnllyvooil , Portland HI IS M W. . 17 . 1 5 . 1 K . S v. 20 . 1S . 14 1 'I Pet. .586 Hrooklyn ...j St. I.ouis .... Plttsbinnh .. New York - Chkajio lloston Cincinnati Philadelphia .Mil .14 ; .:utt ; Pet. .tW7 .r.st; .MS .411 .407 ;!7it Washington i Philadelphia I Cleveland .... I New York .. IHostcn , ChicaKO ; St. Louis ... j Detroit WILLAMETTE U COACH SALK.M. Ore.. May 21. lPl Boy S. (Spec) Keene neither con firms nor denies rumors i hat he may not return to Willamette Cniverslty ns athletic coach next year. He does deny, however, that he will again join the coach ing staff at Oregon State College. KENWOOD, BR0WNSB0R0 WIN BASEBALL GAMES Kenwood def Pitted Modoc. 13 to ' 10, in the morning game al Grant's! seivicc stnlion on tiie Crater Lake highway Sunday morning ami j Urownshom pulled out a BMo-8 win i over the "Stickles" in an afternoon1 affair on the. mime diamond. I regatta committee nnd the Med ford Boat club decided to stage four races. The first three will be Ii. C and D races of five miles each and the last will be a 10 mile race. Plenty of thrills and per haps a few spills wil be in order when the class D race gets under way, followed by a free-for-all race whh h should prove an exciting climax. Award in the form of mer chants orders will be given and total three hundred and s.-xty dollars for the four events. Special priws will be offered for the fastest lap and nch othnr events. OPENING COAST EADERS ISUFFER DEFEAT Los Angeles Crosses Up Solon Sweep By 8 to 5! Victory Seals Drub Oaks 15-2 in Swatfest. ! (By the Associated Press.) It's anybody's nu-e In the first half of the Paeirtc Coast league season, and yesterday's games serv ed to tighten matter up f u rt her, with the leaders losing and the trailers generally faring better. Saeraniento lost to I hi Anu.'Js and held first place by a half game margin only.' due to the crushing defeat administered the Oaks by San Francisco. Manager Xamloch, anxious to move that short distance into first place If possible, callei on Pete Baglia. star hurler from Napa, to deal with the Seals." Da" Ha lasted for only a part of the first Inning, in which Frank Cros seti and "Bed" WIngo led a five run batting attack. The hitting spree continued at the expense uf Dumovich and Kawich, the Acorns' relief men, and the Seals totalled l"i markers on 21 hits to Oakland's two runs on seven hits. Angels on Rampage Los Angeles showed its disre spect for league leaders by bang ing Laurie Vinci, Sacramento hurl er, out of the box in the first In nine to establish a safe four-run J lead. Jones also failed to hold the j Angles, and the total for the south erners ran to eight. Unfits Smith held them scoreless after the fourth j inning, but the Sacs could not g"t to Baecht, Los Angeles twirler, an 1 finished with five runs, throe too I few. I Among the clubs now occupying j the second division, the Missions splurged by drubbing the Seattle I Indiana, 17 to 1. at San Francisco. Led by Ike Boone, who scored two 1 singles, a double and a home-run. 1 the Missions pounded Lamans:i land Hubbel! for their first 1 tl tal I lies, and made the last at the ex- pense of Siinoni. Bucks Down Stars. ' The Portland Iteavers, so far undisputed holders of last place, took the Hollywood Stars in'o camp by an 11 to fi score, in a game featured by four homers, two being baited out by Second Base man Krannon of the Stars.. Yesterday's Coast League ItesiilH. (By the Associated Press.) At Los Angeles: B. 11. B. Portland 11 13 3 Hollywood 6 10 4 Walters. Chesterfield anil Woorl- all: Ilulvey and Bassler. At Oakland: II. II. K. San Francisco 1 21 o Oakland 2 7 2 Miljus and Gaston; Daglia, Bum ovich. Kasieh ami Bead. Lombard!. At San Francisco: B. n, K. Seattle . 1 5 'J Missions 17 Hi 0 Lamanski. Simon! and Borrean.; Leiher and Ilofmann. At Sacramento; B. '1 1. K. Los Angeles S 11 0 Sacramento f !t ? Baecht and II a n n u h; Vinci, Jones. Smith and Koehlcr. IFREDKIDDLEWINS HF.PPNKB. Ore.. May 21. OPt Fred F.. Kiddle, republican of Isl and City, near LuGrande. ta-e senator from the nineteenth dis trict, not only won the republican nomination in Morrow county, but captured the democratic standard by one vote. Kiddle's name wrjs written in on fine democratic ballot. As no other names appealed, the democratic nomination thus went to him. I , TDK DALLKS. Ore.. May 21. : (P) Charles McDonald and Oscar Becd. arrested by John I 'oik, In dian deputy, were held in Jail here today to await arm Ignment tin charges of sab of 1 hi tint to Indians. The traffic !n contra band liquor, much of It of dena tured quality, is the source of nut eh worry to authorities when Indians from neighboring Ore gon and Washington reservations awmlili- nt CelHo Falls to fish during the annual salmon runs, . Fights Last Night tDy th" As"Oci.'ited Press.) CLKVKLAND. Hergeant Sam my Daker, Xew York, outpointed tj'aul IMrrone. Cleveland, (10); Frankie Hi mm. Cleveland, knock ed cult Leo Handwlna, .V- York, CO; Denny (Jerfhe. Clevehmd. out pointed Merle A He, Indiana pot is, (1). INDIANAPOLIS. WJllard lirown, Indianapolis, oH pointed Howard Jones, Louisville, Ky.. (H); Willie Krne, Kans City, outpoint e( Otto Atternson, TrQ JJatite. Intl., (S). u FROM TRAILERS TRAINING FOR ,1 s.n''fll ( I'rr.sa t'l.ntO Max ochmellng (left). German heavyweight fighter, combines enaaow, Boxinn ana road wOrK as part oi his training routing at Entii cott, N. Y., where he is training for his title bout with Jack Sharkey In June. He is shown with his trainer, Max f.chon. POBTLANI). Ore.. May 21. bT) j L'-aplng Joe Marcus. Portland ! lightweight, took a I o-round tie- j ci.'-:on over Paddy Walt liter. San ; Francisco. In a fact bout here last night, in which no great j damage was done) The feature of (he evening was ! t he 10 -round mfy iyAwm ii "dickey j IK Ian, Portland, and Al (jott- hardt. German light Weiglit. Mick - ey found the Germar. a lough v"y i witti a baffling style that made ; him' hard -to reac h effectively, j Mickey did considerable havd 1 thumping- l:i the latter' rounds. j Kay McQuillan, clever Denver I colored welterweight, won a well- earned di-ch'lon over Jimmy Do-j Ian. I nit land. McQuillan ouihoxyd ! the I 'ort lander in nearly evory j round and ( llm-hcd the decision in i the tenth with a couple or hard ones to Do la n's ja w. Kruic I ieele. i 'orl la ml and I ji r ry Sarratti. San Francisco, heavy weights, : -lugged each other for idx rounds with everything but the ring poKs. Beele taking the nod. Abie Israel. Portland bantam, took a n easy decision over I lernie M 11 lator. Filipino in the four-round curtain raiser. WRESTLERS USING POUT LAND. Ore. (Special. ) Wrestler.' often make use of that most effective tacilc the "flyin,.' tackle." Whether or not air travel makes one more adept in Its us--is not known, but nevertheless four prominent heavyweight grapplers travel almost exclusively via West Coast Air Trsmsport's Seat t le - Port -land-San Francisco rout e from match to match. "Dynamite G u s'' Sonnenbrg. who tops them all (it present, !. the most recent passenger among the wrestling fraternity. Pioneer among air-minded wrestlers is Kd (Stran gle!) Lewis, ex-champion, who has flown with West Coatt Air Trans port for the better part of a year now. Howard Cantonwlne, doughty ex Cniverslty of Iowa grappler. and Dr. Karl Sarpolls of Cleveland are Among the other noted bone -crushers to travel with W"st (n:it. Hot Competition and How!! Legion Speedboat Races SUNDAY EmigraAt Lake i: TITLE MATCH & if e- i A h - . :i jt They nil declare that were it not for air travel they would have fewer msitehe.s and would have ! spend a longer lime en route. Trav eling by plane, Sonnenberg some time ago wrestled and won six miitehes within a week's time! In in Gc 1930, 1.ior.RTT & i Ypus TonAi ro Co. fT il if NATIONAL RACE ii ao onnTiinuT nao oiuiuunii among mm Only Two Clubs Hold Posi tions Through Tuesday Play - Giants Dive to Fourth Place. By Hugh s. I'lillcrlou. ,lr. t .V-'Mciated Press Sports Writer) The aina.ing raee uf the Nation al leauue elubs I'm the higher (ilare-. in tiw sLIinding has stolen l be show in big league baseball II. mi llieir rival eiiillit. I'our :;auies Wei e playi'd yesterday in e:u h inajoi 1. agllf. and Willie the American was offering but one eliaime in the standing, a shift of the seventh and eighth pi aee clubs, (he elder eireutt left just two elllbs in their former posts. The lliouklyti Bobins, who be eatue the lea d . is o 11 1 Sll llda ' , held their plaee by tuiuming the Phil lies, still the tail endeis. HI to !. All Ihe resi slihle.l about. The New olk t'.iants dloppeil from second to I'.mi th plaee tor the day's oiggest fall while Pittsburgh made the best eliinb. going from fifth to third. Bven tin 1 tost on 1 1 raves, rank est of all outsiders, found them selves In the struggle as they downed the Giants for their fourth victory in the five game series. Led by Wally Berger, a hard hitting recruit from Los Angeles, the lira ves pulled out a ten inning triumph. I to :i $ a banker V 1 fT ' a cigarette it's Taste FOOD REPUTATION and high standards these are among the banker's chief assets. Likewise, Chesterfield's. SMOKERS THE WORLD OVER stick to Chester field because of its thorough dependability of quality, its unchanging good taste. GOOD TASTE! What smoker would trade it for any number of cigarette claims? No Chesterfield smoker would. For here choice tobaccos are blended and cross-blended to a finer aroma and a richer, milder flavor to give you the utmost a cigarette can offer . . . "TASTE above everything". t Bujoklyn liad almost no trouble j holding the tup as they pniinded ithr-'e IMiilty pitchers for IS hiis to tci their 1 ! runs, i Pittsburg leaped Up two places , in (he standing as Larry French i - hut out the Cincinnati Beds, o ' ! The Si. Louis Cardinals followed) the Brooklyn system, downing thei 't'hirago Cubs Hi to to move into j s'-e.md place and sent the Cubs i dow n to fifth. i Another St. Louis team, the) Browns, broii glit about t he only I alteration in the American league j ' standing by downing the I lelroit ; tigers. vN to j, ani excnangiug ', places Willi Iheiu. The Browns ; went into seventh place. With the first and second teams, i Washington and Philadelphia, eii i.foyihg a day of scheduled rest, the first division of the league 1m ; proved iis position a bit. The 'ibii'il place Cleveland Indians ! scored a double victory over the :i hicigo White Sox. who hold the j fifth post, by scores of 7 to 11 and j The New York Yankees had to ! go ten innings to gain a 7 to 4 I victory over t lie Boston Bed Sox 'as lid Durham did some great re lief pitching. E PKKLIW .May LM.uPl Strong! pressure in favor of the coniiuu-l a nee of women's Olympic track ! and field events in the games tit Los Angeles was brought to hear today by the Inter'nr.tional Amateur Athletic federation In session here. PnlesH the women arc allowed to compete, the world' male athletes, :h represented In I he I. A. A. F., will adopt n policy of noii-cnopera-tlon In regard to the Olympics, it was indicated. it's Integrity mm A' A 5. iKMniffrraTOMCCDca COAST LEAGUE WILL TRY OUT T SAN FBANCISCO, May 21. Night baseball, which many mat; -nates believe will save the Amer ican pastime from financial decay since its successful trial hy Dea Moines this spring, will make It a debut in the Pacific Coast league at Sacramento, June 10, according to ;;n announcement by Lew More Ing. president of the league leading Sacs. t ak laud's Acorns will vie with the Senators in the first coast ven ture at knocking high flies into the floodlights, and other teams will have their opportunities soon after. Lew Moeiing stated that five regu lar games will be played at night each week from then on. Only the Sunday morning game at Stockton and the Sunday after noon name at Sacramento will b played by sunlight. Moering believes that Sacramen to's climate is particularly favor able fur night games, and declares that lighting engineers will profit by the experience of the Dos Moines experiment and offer the It e t equipment available. ' LIPTON YACHT WINS IN FORTY-MILE RACE SOPTH KND, Fngland, May 21. (FN Winning her fourth ucce.ssivi race, sir Thomns Lip ton's new yacht, shamrock V, finished first today in a 40-mile sail off this nor:, by a margin of about 12 minute. A Vve state It ssour honest be lief that the tobaccos used in Chesterfield cigarettes are of finer quality and henca of better taste than in any other cigarette at the price, UUCtTT a UYtRa TOBACCO OO. AMES ie.ia o 9