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Newspaper Page Text, AIIMH'O (!) iw A J I Jul 1 ill ix I'. J IHKH. UHMXtA. fS. 1 I ' l I t.s V. MAY Jl. USUI. JACm . - - - " ' er- t agCalitornia Net Stars Win French Doubles Championship mmm mm mm a W mmW0 Teddy Shows a Pet Mat Maneuver I; FEDERALS FURNISH IRFAVERS BEAT In 500-Mile Race PiTCHER 'SAVES SI LOUIS TEAM FROM CELLAR OP FORM WITH . , ST-j B HOLLYWOOD IN MISSRYAN'SAID! m.:r ! MtbU'i EXTRA INNING fi i a hree Matches at Auteuil Taken Without Loss of wangle Set Ovation Given By spectators. AUTKUIL, France, May 24. (fl1) E-The powerful American eombi- lion oi Helen wins moauy ami izjiheth Ryan captured the rench women s doubles tennis unnpionship today, tlefeut t n c me. Yvette Barbier of Fiance In fey final at 6-3, G-i. The Callfornians won uic title ithout Ions of a single set. ' Thru bye and defuult they had to piny inly three matches and won them I in short order. Queen ilelen, paired with one of lie fin eat doubles players In tho Id. thus added a second r rench Uc to the singles crown which lie 1h now defending. Mrs. Moody, and , MIhh Ryan ,tyed Invincible tennis,' especially the second Ret where Helen, for he first time In her present ap feumncQ in, France, reached top Tno Americans won throuRh own superior playing, not the Aults or err errors ,01 their advor- l urica. r ' , ' Marks. .Change for Helen ; Although . Helen has captured 'i inslea honors easily for the last 'i wo years sho has been unsuccess : ut hitherto -In doubles, having ; -en eliminated last year when ; miretf with Edith Cross and the : revtoua year when she had Pene lo Anderson as her partner. In the veteran Californian who in lived in England for many cars, she found the perfect part ; ier. A master of doubles court ; ucties, the famous chop stroke j rilst fitted In perfectly with ; iolcn's strong driving and serving . i-tme. ; , , i The Americans received' a great vatiun as they took the court at he Roland Garros stadium against he French stars. i About -000 spectators were in he stands despite the early hour nd threatening weMher. Bill Tilden and Wilbur Coon, mei-iea's representatives , in the 1 -n'n ilotihleit (;hanipibnrnl chftse-, rwno eliminated in the quarter limits by the French team of Jean forotha and Rene De Huzelet. he scores were 6-2, 8-10, 6-7, 6-3, WRESTLER LEARNS NEW HOLD FROM PICKPOCKET I'OUTI.ANE), Ore., May $4. (F) t emU Karl Ecklund t!MJ to learn new hold In wrestling. While he played cards with a trail ire r in n hotel hfr last itiirllt. Jhey discussed wrestling. 1 When the game was finished, the t ranger accompanied Eckiund out ide and said: "Let me show you new wrestling hold." The hold enabled the stranger to through Kckluml's pockets. Lo'ifl i . wCIURNAL PITCHER m ALLOWS NO HITTING LINCOLN. Nub.. Mill' 24. Ml fl'liiytiill Clll'lHtlausi'll pllrlipil a fiu-lilt tame to ulvo Lincoln Its Slrxt vii'tnrv .f thn u:tuitn In Hip f"-liraska Ktate leairue bint nliflit. innolii ilcfpntliiK Norfolk. 13 lo This is believed to lo tho flint tiu-hit cume over nltchcd In :e baseball under electric iRhts. Fights Last Night By tho Associated Press. Nun Francisco Herman Ratz- 'f. Mino't. .. D.. ntnnned Chuck leflln. Denver, (10): Ktevo Brodle, ii'iokljn. outpointed Kalpll Able, liUioiaa City, (6). f'rancinco C'hlck Devlin. n 'ntnclfiCO. mitnninted Civdo hnttain. Dallas, Tex., (10). York Al Sinner. Now York UtOoifttnH ln,n!., LWnanilai O'lllllnnlHo ,111.. I L,,... fsw York, outpointed Nel Tarlc ''".. Oreat Hritaln. 10):: Iiv lllliey. il'hlllldnlnhia. ntltlinlnted "hnny McMillan, Scotland, 10). I'ctrolt Mickey Walker, mld llewviEht chamulnn. oulnolnted yharley BelanBor, Canada, (10). "nn-titio: pe0 wee Wilson, Detroit ""Pointed Terry Roth, New York, I'UlUth. Minn CharUn Tltrn. I'uluth, knocked out Andre Ca 'r, Mexico City, (1): Anifclo ''uicIImiI, Duluth. knocked out Wove Hesw. chicaio. (II: Mel ' oleman, Duluth, stopped George ' yiem. St. I'aul, 13). Iert DoilB. I Inn Pralen. of 'Jmaha, Neb., and BllfV LlBht. St. urew. uenny nyan, m. knocked out George Hrlt. "n oodge, (j i. '"dar Rapida, la. Mike Bulli on. St. Paul, nntnntnted iohnnv r"lton, Cedar RapklK. (10); Spug 4,Vr, Chicago, defeated Joe Riv- . riijr llnpldt., ( ft). Teddy Watcrx. forinor Jtuilor ihIiIiIUiwi'IkIiI wtih iIIhk i haiunion Iiuk he will lliMimlisduU' Jlmwliij- llljrlit at (lie Arrnoiv in Ills match ulfh ailtnitM lie trnt that wny wivslhnix sliN OREGON GOLFERS !N PRACTICE FOR JOURNEY OPENING EUUKNK, Ore., May 2 ( . flJJ A bombardment of golf baits powered by well armed maahies, niblicks and oilier golfing paraphernalia re Bounded over the Kiigene Country Club golf course today as the ad vance guard of golfers from three states began practicing against the 7--par course. Kntrles from California, Oregon and Washington s-.velleii the total list lo 1'hll Pry. secretary of the Slato flolf association, said. The tournament will open Monday with the qualifying rounds being played by women. Men will qual ify Tuesday. Frank Dolph. state champion for 1923 and l!i2ii. Is generally regard ed as the logical contender for lhei 1930 crown. With Doc SVilllng ami Don Moe still In Kugiand, where they very gracefully showed the Englishmen how to play the Scotch game, absent, the crown will fall to some on else. Another Dolpli. Vincent, who now holds tho intercollegiate col lego championship. Is conceded a strong chance of eliminating his brother from first honors. OLDEST BALL PLAYER RECALLS203-10 IT IIAI.KKill. N. C. May 23. W, Mr. A. .1. Wlici'li'i'. who believes! he is tho oldest living professional! baseball r-layor. bus just passed ; his Mill birthday. One of bl most pleasant memories Is ut a'. game In 1SH9 when his Ningaras of Buffalo beat the Kxielsiurs of New York, S09 to 10. 0REG0STATE TAKES DAHOANS INTO CAMP .MOSCOW. Idaho. May 24. UP) Idaho's- baseball team took Its 13th defeat In as many starts here vtsterday. when Oregon State came" from behind sod won, 6 to 4. on Crnyson's homer In the eighth Inning. Oregon State H. Idaho " ''. , , Untterles: lloullnghouse. Night ingale and Mack; McCall. Khuk.v, Undsay and I'rice. TWIN BtlTsUNOAY ON GRANTSIW10N FIELD Two haw-ball games are sched uled for Sunday at the (Irant ser vice station on Crater 1-ake high way Ike Creek will tangle with the stickles'' In the opener at 9 a. in., and K'enwooit - oppose Talent In the 2 p. m, game. Art mlsl"n Is free. - rx In TVxa. Baseball Standings l)y the Associated 1'ress.) L'tmsl. W. I,. I'et. Sacramento 27 1H JitHI Oakland 21i 20 ..5GB Ios Angeles 24 20 .i-(;i San ij'raneisco 2,1 21 .543 Missions 22 22 .rlo Hollywood 21 24 .4f.T Seattle 20 28 .444 rol tlainl ...i.:. i,i...... 15 -30 .383 Nailoiial. W. T,. Pet. St. Louis 1 13 .B?4 llloiiklyn lil 13 .514 Pittsburgh IT IS . SflT New York Id 15 .610 Chicago IS 17 .514 Huston 14 17 .452 Cincinnati 12 IS .400 Philadelphia 10 ID .3-IS Aiiii'riraii, W. r Pet. Washington 24 10 .70 Philadelphia 20 12 .r23 New York Ii 14 .533 Cleveland : 17 la .,13i St. Louis J4 IS .438 Chicago 12 17 .414 Detroit 13 21 .3S2 Boston 12 21 .364 SHIKAT BEATS ROMANO WITH QUICK MAT FALL Uiril.MOND. V:i., May 21. 1M K liikal, ivruKiiizcil jim llio wnrliiN Jir.'tvywriKlit wrcHtlinii clinmptftn Uy allilcUc eimmilsi(i)H in IT states, succpff tsHy (U'fondetl h'.s title last nifsht, wintUttff over Ml)fn Itdtnaiio, Italian clialicnKer, In 37 minute. ENGLISH PROEFEATS SMITH FOUR AND THREE COI'lI).V COt'rtT. Knglaml, May 24. iJPt Henry Cotton. Kns llsb golf tirofessional. defeatcl llorton Smith, .American Pro- 'y a margin of 4 arid 3 in their 3d bole mutch here today. - SIR FRANCIS DRAKE locdted in wewidstordov Cafe ' fiimng Room Cof ee 6nop BEAUT? AND SERVICE UNMATCHED ill Room Uoa few & f6Rott o 41 Room TwHtBtdnowfortwo hiKis ROOM CB Ntt jl lAROe IAUHI IODUI tVlRV KOOM AN OUTHDB 00M t. W. tlUCKINS, Minaging Dirt; tot B5SI fill b Lv.V.'.V.'.'.V.WAVAWAVVW. t numy i li k In (lit- Iuik which lllrl-nl li.i- Tlu. tiiiiil. .... WILDCATTO FIND WATERS ROUGH IN MONDAY NIGHT 60 Teddy WyleiM, CoIumbUH Ohio, f.s hi Medford for his match Mon day nlKht at the Armory wlih "VUd fiit Pele of Kugene, and bohBts that while Pete haa defeated: him, he will not set a chance to repeat. Waters haj enjoyed a lonj? ylHB of vletories In the east and is not afraid to tackle anyone l the mid dleweight division, "tho rougher the belter, ays Teddy. He k a former world's cham pion and hast a number or pet holds with which he plans to ob tain an eJirly victory over the Ku aone man. nlno an ex-champion. Pete is well known Ihroushout the state and has been winning over fl. pr cent of bis matches, anJ ( thinks that Waters will mean 2M , another victory when they meet. A special event will present Itay Frisbio, Medford, against Ray t'oueh of Portland. The former has wrestled hero several tlmra, but the latipr has never appeared in a wtitthern r'non rlns. These hoys u lli weiijli around JSD pounds HUGE.HAWK KILLED BY WILLIAMS CREEK MAN WILLIAMS CKKKK. Ore., May 4. tSeeial)- Hert iiarrh put an i-nd to de(redatI(niK of a blj? hawh lnit wi-ck when the bird attempt ed to carry off one of hl hens, Measurement of iho air pirate after H was shot by Mr. Ifarrli showed a wtnfc Hread oi 3 feet, H Inehes. " . WW4 The ftiilidinii at tile end of secilnl week: W. 1.. Pet. Associated (Mi 4 tt t.000 Mail 'IVIluiue 4 0 l.oon Pnslnffii e S 1 .7:. Jennings Tire 3 1.7 ti Your Office tluyj.. 2 2 .51)11 dales Auto 2 2 .." (".old Seal Crmry.. 2 2 .500 Speriy l-'lour 0 4 .000 Medford Uxclige... 0 4 .000 litmjiorts 4 .(104 PMt Of fire kilien bailor hants ed Join lings TSrp cumpatiy thU firt Ut last Hi-JU in. tnt. weH tnuyal ani(. uy a soon ot u,VHi ueuvcv pUvhvra alluwi'd 17; 6 U 4. While 11lo Klml t,hHs lirtwoon ih..m. i1i imrtti- the the entire Kaino. the out come wuh in douht from Blurt to finish. Twico Jnn'.nRs enme v&v: behind to tie the scorn The jUlch ig of Hay J$iger jirovtnl an enig ma lo the Tire hatters, who maUc few hits. fly and held it, although th effort a J him to wuUow on tho ill era places them in a tie wHh , Jennsnps fur Kecona jilace cacti with three won and one Inst. nu inree won una unv 4uni. j , -Associated OH and Mail Tribttm!1J01"lW lhe "ks ttt occupy the tofi rung of tho ladder These two teams meet next Wed nenday. and a iarse crow is c- !..... pected to see tho fight for first place. Associated Oil defeated Sparry Fiour, 12 to T. This is the hci showine made ibis year by Sperry, and indicated that they are im provinK fast. Monday's frames; Sperry Flour vs, Sledford Kxchanse;-ClatcB Auttf Co. vs. Lamports. . HUSKIES WHITEWASH May W Unl- . . . . iii...i I It. Hold on tint W Hll """"'f J""'" . ,v . -,i,Ln . . v, ..flBarbee first Indian batter, and IhlMcific Cot confrrenee h! Bcoro: II. Oregon OSS WashiiiRton 5 8 3 Bntterlen: Klimm wild XSnliriri; Nevlna and Bramion, LADY ASTOR USES EW CLUBS TO WIN MATCH; UEAU England. Mny (fl Uslntr a mcei-n!rafteI driver, aj lirasHlo ami a XIat woodrn puller. 1 IMly Amor won her mat today j In Hie parliamentary self hafidl j rap in which nearly SO. iwrllHawn j titrln eiiKaKefl. Ijiily Aior, Urn only womnn J roiinietltur, hml nn exrlllftfc lifll- lli wlh lrl U'lMi'iicllxrv fiiitn u-lioiil alio received 1 1 ulroKcn Imiidlenp. Kho won nt tho !sl j htiln where h Kink three-yard liiill with (ho slilll and aeeunu-y ot a Uoldiy Jones, to enter the necomi rounil. The nnhlle in htvhed to llenl a reella! fflven by punila of John H. KnlRbt. Tuesday eve., S o'clock, at Mm Mrthndhrt ehnreh. fl-l THRIFT ... ky -pltuhor. not only Wd tl.c:'h lhrew ,f '"1 .'L mn W-cbfet I.ut drove j HHmw. nl from tlo ' fr of J.l lem- XI v. runs with !' "nMl" VlTl r 1.J .l.,nl.,n nrt n ThO HcdB COllMttlJ IS hlU Off I, We, ati Trimteos of l.ifn InmirflMeo Truuld, Imvo luuud Hint local Die Insiirnnce laprenotHatlve r doing Hiiloadl'J Bervlce tor llieir cllont. Tlwy come to us wllh Umlr, cllenlit to maiio Iniranince bly sur wo re to crmie a flood of Inist to nwiure tho wIkb lRcttnent of imuraace proceed, to act an jsimrdian or advinor for thoe who ro Iwrcft, nd to jibs Hint tlie iiiBiirancc money is mpliyid m Ibe iaurod would like to have It used. . ; Thl Is Thrift Wee. Toiiny (s Ilfo InRurance Day. Your own Insurance agent can explain Modern Ufn Innnrance Thrift to you. Talk Willi him about a life inmiranco trust or If you have no ancnt coma to us and wo wlli give you many name of ileodld moo Irora whom to chooao. We do not acil life Insurance, but wo can make laaurauco ' doubly Bure permanent thrift for those who will need It roost when you are gone. . , Build far th Futur with , a life Insurance Trust throygn ' The First National Bank o Aets Kxeculor nd Trustee under Wllla, Tmstoo undor Life Insurance Triista and In yry trust capacity. ? Summa Brings in Five Tai-j lies With Pair of Homers! Frisco, Missions Pull; Triple Play. I 11" lUt .stH'lalv& rnw, i iioiug Into tho him hair or Ihoj Umih uiw run lMiifaii Vortmid'a i lUfavevH iiuIKhI (lU'ii KHtti out at) tlu fire yoUM-4?ay 4i lumt llttiiy-' WWMlf g Ui H iosHlt ami Wal- vrn?r twmte th 12 they ROt ffj I'ase and Vd good fop the wja-' iiinjr nuinhiu of tallies. Five of tho Portia mt mores camo in n two ltiiers liy Kumma, right tlvhiev. j LliterJlIK ( t iho hooks a onUll LanWt lr,Jjlp pljI ana both wln. ,? .,, t, , Jimmy Kinn Hcaht hurlcv who l last wecU ult filed a no-lUt no -run Including a nmuo run by Sheoly. IU w,n- 9 10 v- "e had been nresmnff KacmtitetUo lead oiy a iiaJf R&mc behind for soiiio darf, fell back, as the Senn tors turned tho table on Anselcs, wiiK 8 to 3, Homer Feature, The Sacs' offense was fentnred by home mns by itohwer and Camilla and their defense by tho sparkling fielding of lions, in center field , and Mf fiMfrtiNn third. h)ttld threw for Barm men to, and Ijad an easy nmrgin over Delaney of the Angels. Although they were nix runs ahead the Missions look occasion lo pull a unique bit of fielding In tho last half of the ninth of their Kame wllli the Keattlo club, closing the eonlest with a 8 to connt. Mert t!ole aiiowed only kIk hits flii w iie mm w im, w. atiu """'! "I"1"'' ,M'"",K .""""Z llitnKen. ko Hoon knocHca homer In (lie Xourili. Vertpnlay'i Vatm Jiriin 1tcmilti. I By the Awioeinteil Prow. I At l-on Anele: U. II. 35. I'nrtlam! 13 IS t Ilvllyu-uod U I? ' 1H Innlnint.) Chesterfield. Cacarella. onedel. tYallerit, ()rlmn and ttilmliwno; . Hoilenwm. luge Vle al lUuu&rr. At crHinenlo: It. H- V.. Inm Aiu-'elcn , S 1 I Snerpmento I II H Delniioy and Uamiali; d "VJri. Al Hnn Frnnclireoi R. Seattle Oonl.l It." K. ID 3 MlHHlomt l Ilnnnen and llorreanl; Cole and nrenrel. At Oakland; . It. H. E. San Frnnclnro 4 1 I Oakland 1 3 VAnn and renehslty; Jinrst an-1 Ioinhardl. Iretnml I lewd rnrOAfiiO, Muy 2i UP) Clif ford O, Ireland, former congress man of lfloHn, Ml., and a national officer ( the Nhi'lne, wna found dead today In bin room nt tho Chi cafio Athltle numiclattoit. Death whh attributed to a heart altack. , Carried On Aasocwttd iresa Photo WiHJam Speed Gardiner will compete fn th SO0i4e automobU rc t fndUiapoMf May 3a MEDFORD TENNIS PLAYERS OEFEAI EUGENE INVADERS The Mwlfuni M1 eliuwl ien nls tmim. sewred It most decisive" and ontstnndlng vivtwry of the sea son this morning, when It defeat ed the University High of Knigeno. 1 to 0. The AJedfyrd team yas in line form,' and outplayed tbo visitors. who are couched hy Uradnhaw HuiTliMi, tenth ranking dayer or llio land. Tho local were headed by .fames Kdmlim &ml Allan Carley, with John Ueddy, Joo Pall on and Harry tlartleW. The University High kju1 left thin afternoon for Orajita 3aH, where they will ydny tho high srhooi team of that elty ihtx miter Tho Albany 3gh Hcbool tennis wjnnd fell yesterday afternoon ! foro the deadly miettmey of the M ford high leum In single and diiubli-s rnmpetUlon on the hwal rotirts. The vlKitMH titaitaged i ! tmff ttul of- nix malebeji. The A llw ny players rnme to Met! fnl with n reputation of hsvlug- de feated II they met and while Ibey failed to win, lliey gave the .Med-; ford jilnyers stiff ampe(tttn. The i tennis K'son .wound un todays with Ihc Ufllvoj-jiliy Iilj?h gnmo, Ilemilt ot yesiertiay's ilay are i a follow: ; Kdmhfton M defeated ISleh-; man tA) Jfl-8, fi-fl. trnrley tMi defete? CaUMol' AI Hnlily M) defeated Montgom ery tA5 6-4. f-. --4. I.n M) defeated Volhtk 4A t'arley nnd Tmrfleld M benlen by Itlckmnn d CgiMxter A) -2, I'atlon and Bongberty M5 de fealed Render nnd Pallak A) f-ll. M. 8-. NOTICE" The Stock and Fixtures of the - Valley Grocery 505 G Street . Grants Pass Now Offered FOR SALE Fixtures consist of: Sherer Oak Counter, with 31 drawers Meat and Bacon Slicer Dayton Scales -Window Light FMures Store Light Fixtures 3QQ-Brawer Accounts Cabinet Sloctric Coffee Mill Check Protectograph Automatic Sealing Machine Scoop Display Tables Cheese Cotter and Cabinet , Wire Display Baskets, etc. ' , . NOTE; Fixtures will, be sold sepa rately or in a group i Browns Wsak in Hitting and' Hurling Stewart Effec tive in Six Games Out of Nine. 44y I1mk4 S. Herti, lr. .Ujt'k ted 1 'rem Snorts Writ ert The St. Jeuia JJrowus are liflii Ik the Ameri'aa league enj3ant andlns, but with the aid of Val- IVl ."y fti i HIVJ "? 1 1 rl i V. Tho eluli in suffering froui weals hilling and weak pHeWng, rank ing nt the bottom of th Icagae'' luh iHiitltig averages, hut Sle- art iiaM develoijed into a conals- - tent htirleT and naanally a 'icto- rmns one. He imm taken ari Ja,' nine garner finljshJHg oae of ibejni - and has completed seven f hts eight tftarts. Him current itr i4r fiiOni-lm mid IIipsa A nfnain as he proved qnlto effetive nsainst the Cleveland Radians ye&r tetxlay to give St, Loiais a I lo i victory. Korkn seitmld of the Jiostos Htmves Ii&m finished elgnt games in a row for the only yert?xi recy ord In either major circuit, but niliflr-ilufl Ri-aivhIa hurl or Is .... dolnc uuUc welb JJls nearest ,k v1r 1ti hi own Jeane are Mllto hayo nix eomnlete Tram enl ,i have competed as many aa ImJ j, The only other echedwled Amer lean league Raise, between Ie trtit siid CbleajEu wns raincti Wi The 15roolvln Kotrin agais dinonstrated the efieaey of b)uu si hi the leading Kat1nl leJiue eontesl as they ham m red tht Uravea Into a. to 3 4efet nd si gained the ion rBng oJ the league ladder. lirt Whfc. t The I'lttshurg Pirates Uffblcntfl their hold on tnlrfl nines, in eieajdnp their marRint tb twa fag snmes fey hetUluc 4e Clilcaso Culw 7 to while Iho fowllf (dace New' York , liant c?rap(fe?J their unco n a In rsUOcesKan to Phil , KrvJn 33ranjo was lost t th team throtiRh a severe attack Stlnns. On Thursday Slcvjs Bwo tojtls.; came down with anpndi ell la, ' ' ' Nevertheless. PUtaburic eat aorn wi oitehiiiff from Heinle Mirfwt alllfnyh he pavo 14 hU, nd bettey from yoting Otenn flpwwwv wli fanned two men 3n Iho ulnlh ih)iijf wifh fhn 1-vlair rian mvbmssi. Tho Cilnnts nnd lh4U4e sd in a. nti-gLtid-tlck sffttlr wbirVl was deelded by a tlvo-rtm raly. 4" In Iho eiphth. I . i la tho flrwt nine Innlnp n zme ion tinllhne nil 11 TPniRifiTTri R hldl