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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJNE, MEDFORD", OREflOX, FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1930.
Jones Will Play Wethered' Tomorrow For
Amateur Titfc
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DEFEATS VOIGT
FOR CHANCE AT
BRITISH CROWN
Two Down at 13th Hole,
Bobby Exhibits Great Golf
to Square Play on 17th
Green.
AMERICA'S BEST ENTERED IN INDIANAPOLIS RACE
HT. ANDRE WH, Kcotlnnd, M:iy
30. (A) Itoliliy Jonr-H niU'iinced to
Hip final of tho liritlwh nmntour
If olf chiimpIiinKhii) this nfternnn
by eliminating George Voiwht, one
up.
The ripen champion of the United
HtnteH had to come from behind tu
win from his fellow countryman.
Jones wan two down ut tho 13th,
reduced Ills opponent's lend to one
with a birdie four when Voisht
wuh trapped nnd took five.
At the. critical 17th hole, Jones
cut nil the distance pomtlhle over
tho projecting building. He hnd
nn advantage of 15 y unlit In dl
tnncp. Oeorgo had to play a drn
tferoiiR rterond hott rinklng beini;
nhort on In "tho road," He oloetfl
to play Hufo In a little hollow he
fore the green. Jones followed,
xendlng IiIh bull Into tho nuine
llp. Hobby then played firm and
run hlH up over tho treacherous
dlpB and waves of the fcreen. Th
ball took them nil but stopped 15
feet from the hole. Volght ran
bin atone dead. .Tones Hteppod up
and, surveying the line, very de
liberately plumped tho ball Htralght
Into the cup. There wuh a great
cheer from the crowd as the match
went home all square.
Tho 17thwa halved In blrdin
four and then Jones won the IStn
to tnko tho match and leave only
one match standing between him
and the one major chumptonHhlp
hp never ha been able to win.
Jonott' opponent In the final to
morrow, at 36 holes, will ho Roger
Wetherod, former Tirftlsh amateur
champion and, like Jones, captain
of this year'n "Walker Cup team.
Wethered won his way to the finn'l
by defeating Lister Hartley, two
up nnd one to piny.
SPORTm SLANTS
i iiiiiii ( nrrri a
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OAKLAND
HELP Of 1H
RookieGoneWild
The experts appear flome'jlaij on his great southern California
skeptical of -the announcement That
the Giants obtained Hughie Crltz
from the Keds in exchange for
nothing more than the right-handed
pitching services of Larry (the
Red) Itenton.
Tho best guess is that it cost the
New York club anywhere from
ll'fi.OOO to $50,000 in cash or certi
fied cheek to get the one article
nf baseball Ivory that it has needed
more than anything else this year.
Crltz, with Terry, Jackwon and
TJndstrom gives Me.Graw not only
the 1jest Infield in either major
league but the greatest the fam
ous chieftain haa had since the j
palmy days of Tenney, Doyle. Rrid
well and Devlin. The latter quar
tet of stars played together for
only two years, J9O8-0U.
In more modern times, the com
bination of Kelly, Frisch, Fletcher
and Groh was considerable help
to McG raw's forces.
It Is still open to argument, how
ever, whether any infield quartet,
past or present, rivals the famous
four of the old Athletics Melnnls,
Collins, Harry and Baker apprais
at $100,000hut worth a million at
current prices.
-America's Greatest active drivers nra mono those nominated to drive cars m tne tin nun f 500 mils
race In Indianapolis, May 30. They include: Loulo Schneider, who Is ohown oendlng his car over ths
speedway: Phil Shafer (left), Louie Meyer Reenter), raclna champion in 1923 and 1929, and Pete Do
Paolo (right), 1925 and 1927 champion. . , , .
LOMSKI LENHART
BATTLE TO DRAW
mmmm np title mat match
IIIIIU 1L.IIUUM VI 7 - , ' T
MAJORS SHOWS WILL ATTRACT BIG FEDERALS DEFEAT j CALIFORNIA OILS
2 CLOSE RACES THWSAY ERY,9T06 PACIFIGHIGHWAY
PLAY DOUBLE HEADER
II
, - - a
. Another clotillehendoV: laflubuk!
proitram hua hpon achoiluled for
Sunday nt thft Ornnts sprvlco mil
lion on Iho Crulor Loko hlKhway.
Tho Hllckles will play Talilo Hoi'k
ivt a. m nnd DIk Stickles will
moot Wimn Valk-y hluh In the 2 p.
m. contest.
Last Hunday Kenwood dofentotl
Tnlent, 17 to 10, In a morning
Kame, while the Rttcklen ewamiied
Ijiko Crock, 10 to a, In tho nlnlit
rap, .
No iidmlHHlnn In clmrKotl for tho
BameM,
4
OHKflON StATK COIXKOK.
Cnrviillls (.Special) UrcKon Htatp
rook track team, under the coach
ing nf l,on Htlner, ha Junt cloMed
tho mioHon with n clenn unite. Tho
Itookn defeated I'nlverelty of Oro
Ron FroHh In both tho dunl relay
und dual track meet nnd turned
In a decisive victory over Alliany
COllCRO.
Coach Rilner has not been de
feated since coming to Oregon
Htatc two years It go
HA I. KM, Oro., May .10. (PI
WoBhlnHton roiuily pcnplo arc
moro Inloroxtcd In 1 1 in lllhlo than
those In any olhor counly In the
sloto, nccorilliiK to tho number of
high school students who look the
lllblo examinations May 2, conduct
ed by the stntn educational depart
ment. A lotitl of .1:1 Washington
county students took tho tests, tft
In tho old testament nnd IS In
the new testament.
for Lead in National A's
Press Solons for Top Spot
in American.
I'Olt TIjANI.), Ore.;. Mny ; 30.
(A1) In one of tho UeHt boxlnw i v ' : " ' ,;
nartlH ween In Portland, Prod Jjen-j 1 ' V
hurt, Hpokone, and io Lomnki. j Robins and Cardinals Tied
Ahenleen, liKht henvy weim. put
on a Imtlle lunt nlKht thut hat I the
bltf (VillMcuin eiowd on ede tliru
ont nnd wh It'll terminated in a
popular draw.
J.cnlmrt'H rupKedneHH nnd flKht
inK henrt Htoml him In wood stead.
Kor the fii'Ht hIx roundn lomxkl
hud u doelded ede. In the Hee-
ond Ieo opened n had cut over
l.enhai'LH U-ft eye nnd in tho
fourth did the name thing to his
riKlit eye. From thut time, on fn
hurt wan hundlciipped by the blood
l Kettinir into IiIh vyvn. I tut he
never let up and In the mxtn
round he rmiuht Ium-kl on the
Jaw with n hard overhand rlht
hwIiik und ehttrKed him like a
wild man. IoniKkl plainly Hunted
at the knecH. but the bell rang.
Lenhart had another K"d round
In the seventh und wna (orehiK
the flKhtlnj; in the tenth. The
crowd roared for a draw.
Lenhart. weighed 1 7S, LomUl
173.
Another hummer wn the hIx
round Heml-windup betweon Krlwo
Mrdale nnd .lark Kenlworth, pop
ular Hnlem, Ore,, unuUipaw. U
wftH a win in baiiK nfl'air with Me
Oale InklnK an early lead and
Kenlworth mmlnK from behind to
earn a draw.
.loo Oaldor, Aberdeen, took a
four-round deelnlon over Johnny
Hull, l.o AiiKeleH; Al TrumaiiH.
Han lih'Ko, won over Kddlo Her
man, four roiindx and Johnny
(larvey knoeked out Jack Turner
tn (he Heron d round of tho cur
tain miner.
Ity JIukIi S. riillerton, ilr.,
AHHoelated Press Sports Writer.
The first biff holiday of tho base
ball hookou, Memorial day, is in , riK iu ime of the bralnieHt men in
many ways in0 uri mueposi oi Ule biiHinesa and )mh hncl littlo dif-
The firflt world's champioiiHliip
wroHtllnR march in Medford In two
yearH will iiresent Henry Jones of
Piovo, Utah, holder of the middle
weight belt, and Yaqui Joe of So
nora, Mexico, former holder, next
Monday. This match Is the first
since Kd (StrnnRler) Lewis defend
ed his heavyweight title here
uKuinst Dili Slmw of Ohio two years
no.
Jones, who has held the belt
longer than any other man in the
the pennant race. Coming In the
middle of (he second month' of
play, it marks the turn Into that
part of the campaign known us
"mill -season.'
The standings today brins prom
iHo uf two fine ruees in the major
circuits with the National league's
contenders probably more, closely
matched. Tho llrooklyn Itohlnn
and Kt. Louis Cardinals come up to
the milepost tied for the lend as
thn result nf yesterday's one game.
The ttoblns overcame a half-game
deficit by beatinff the New York
Ctiants, ) tu 1, while Ht. louls was
Idle.
Ilchlnd them, ritlshurgh, Chica
go, New York and Jloston are In
a clnsi Ki'oiii, the Pirates just
three games to the bad.
Itronklyn Taken (limits.
llronklyn found n two-man Com
bination effect ivo In healing the
riculty in the continued successful
delciiHe of the diamond studded
belt, ou display at llrown's.
The match is expected to draw
fans from all parts of southern
Oregon hecaus eor the well known
ability of the challenge- and- con
ditions which promise one of the
hardest fought matches seen here
this year. . i,
Consistency does not always
have its own reward, as witness the
case of Kd Ha mm nnd Sabin Car:.
Ha m m f o r the past t h reo years
has broad-Jumped every rival Jie
has met Into submission. He has
cleared 25 feet more times than
any olhe leaper, but one big jump
by Hllvio Cat or, a Haitian, hns cost
llumm possession of the world's
record.
Cnrr, the Yale pole vaulter, al
ways had sometbinff of an edg-
rivpl, Leo Jiarnes. They met five
times. In major competition and
Carr won four times, including tho
Olympic competition, but Harnes
now is the world's record-holder.
"George. PJpgras," said Ilucky
Harris, "ought to he fts nearly un
beatable as uny pitcher in the lea
gue. He has speed, stamina ana a
great curve. When right he is as
fast as Grove,."
Frank Wykoff, if he is on edge,
may be one of the toughest of all
the college sprinters to beat in the
closing spring campaign. Flying
Frank was unbeatable on the Cam
bridge cinders two years ago in tho
final Olympic trials. Max Stiles,
from his conning tower In Los An-
seles, reports:
"Wykoff ran 9 3-5 twice at Fres
no and I never saw any man run
as fast as he. did yesterday (May
10) when four watches had him
In 9 2-5. He made that record by
virtue of his speed between 2 5 and
SO yards. He was even with Ha
bles at 25 and four feet ahead at
50. He won by a- little moro than
two yards. Hables himself l.s a
great runner to he heard from In
years to come. Ho runs with th
smoothness of Borah. I think thut
Dyer can beat him t Hables) a ma
Jorlty of times now -but, as you
know, llnbles beat Dyer in 9. a a
Kan Francisco."
So much for Wykoff and Brother
Stiles might havo added that no
one else anywhere has been oh
served traveling any faster, with
or without starting blocks, unless
it was during tho flight of the na
tives from the vicinity of Mt. Ye
siivlus.
Postofftco cat-bailors added an
other win to their Hat with a 9
to G victory over the Gold Seal
creamery In last night's game.
Kay Hlnglcr, pitching for the Fed
erals, bundled the game nicely,
whllu. the offerings of Geo. Wit
ter were hit hard and often.
11. V. IClllott, regular hurler
for the butter-makers went in for
the last innings of play and held
the Postmen to no moro scores.
Dick Hlngler clouted the pill for
a circuit drive with bases full.
The Lnmpor t Jennings Tire
gamo was postponed. , ,
"Mounted Stranger9
Thrills at Rialto
CHICAGO.
Hoot' Gibson proves ngaln that
"Action" Is his middle name, in
vThe Mounted Htranger," all-talking
tit rill-packed picture of the
hard-rldlng, hard-fighting west,
which Is now playing nt tho Fox
Itlalto theater.
Hoot provides nil of the old
thrills which put him by himself
In the class of western stars
and adds plenty of new ones for
good measure. Hoot, after play
ing around with automobiles, air
planes and such modern contrap
tions In recent pictures, returns
to his first love the horse.
He proven easily that he is un-
nnd
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Baseball Standings
dmiblcheader with the St. UulslPtn naH ntutvd to tho skill and
Cardinals and It was feared hlsjr"nn,nK tnt wo" all-around
left ankle was fractured. He was
rushed to n hospital for an X-ray
examination.
Hornsby's Injury came In the
third inning when he was forced
between second and third bases.
He attempted to slide into the bag
and was blocked In such a man
ner his leg was twisted. Kxa mi-
May 30 (PH-Ilog-I
ers Ibnnsby. star second baseman i
vimuifi mi- nn- mam nine in eiuni or i in rn ciiL'tt t uiiM. wiim iniureil
meetings. Jlabe Herman produced during the first game of today's sl"'P1'Hf",d ns n horseman
me umun runs, driving in three
with two homers, while Itill (Mark
prevented llant scoring by allow
ing only six hits.
Washington has a clear mnrgln
nf leadership in the American lea
gue, but the champion IMiiladel
phia Athletics are pressing the Sen
ntors hard while seven of the eiwht
clubs have nverages of .400
betler.
(Millndelphla sent the lloston
rted Sox deeper Into the cellar with
a 2 to 1 victory In n pitching duel
between Leroy Mahnffey and Mil
ton (laston. while the Senalois
again found Deorge Vlpgras of the
Yankees a bit ton tough for them
and went down to a 4 to 1 defea;.
Mahaffey and Hasten each yield
ed five hits in their battle, but the
lied Sox could get only one man
pnst second base while ltean gave
the Athletics an extra counter on
a -had error that was followed by
Coehrnnes double in tho sevent'i
Inning.
1
Oiling 'operations' have been he
gun on the Pacific highway In Cali
fornia, reports the touring bureau
of the Oregon State Motor associa
tion, which contains the. following
Information.
"The first stretch Is 13 miles
north of Redding, whero half tho
highway will be oiled nt a time
in sections of from a half to ione
and a half miles. This work will
he handled under control, nnd ears
should experience no difficulties,
the report advises. The section be
tween (iazelle and Yreka also is
being oiled, and this is being han
dled under control. In Oregon
traffic is being detoured from Tal
ent into Medford for a distance of
10 miles. This detour is reportel
In fair shape, though somewhat
cheeky in spots an.1 winding." j
FLYING CADET DIES
: IN PARACHUTE LEAP
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okln.. May
30. (P) Harold John Pnlirlnt,', a
flyhiK cnclot from Kelly liulil, San
Aiilonio, WBB killed today In an at
ti'iniited omerKKncy parachute Jump
Hour Tlplon, Olila. A second cadet,
1.. K. Hunt, made n HuccpHHfnl lonn.
I
TOM OL-1VE1K.
BOSTON. OP) The Boston Tiei
Sox, without a henvy slugger sine
old Ike Hoone, despite his hitting,
was released for bogging down
afield, apparently have found thotr
man at last,
He is Tommy Oliver, who climb
ed near the .400 class in the Amsr
lean league nfter three weeks of
the campaign. During the third
week he hit welt over .500 to reach
that altitude.
Oliver waft obtained by the He-1
Sox from the Philadelphia Ath
letics, who had selected him from
the Little Kock elub of thn South
ern league. One year in the miner
league Oliver drove out -'16 hits,
for leadership in the department.
The slugger broke Into bnsebatl
(it Laurel, Miss., in )!23. He play
ed with Shreveport, Monroe, Iji ,
Vernon. Decatur. 111., Ileaumont,
Tex., Nashville, Tenn., and J-itt'o
I Jock. Ark.
Oliver carries 1118 pounds on a
six-foot frame. He was horn Jan
uary 15, 1!)04.
4
Paramount Revue at
Crater ian Today
A sensation! That's "Paramount
on Parade," which Is now play
ing at the Fox Craterian Theatre.
The audiences go for it like noth
ing that's ever been seen in this
town before. It Is easily one of
the cleverest, smartest motion pic
tures ever made. Some nf It is In
technicolor.
JCvery important player In the
Paramount company Is In the pic
ture, and every one of them does
something big, grand, delightfully
entertaining. There is none of
the! business bf dragging in names
just to swell tho east. Each mem
ber of this cast entertains.
A spirit of the most charming
Intimacy pervadey the picture. The
performers meet the audience
more than half wny and lead it
into the joyful frolic of fun nnd
gayety. It's like nothing so much
as a great, big, jovial Hollywood
party with the greatest entertain
ers in the world on hand to pro
vide tho amusement and act ns
ever-thought fill hosts.
Veteran Hurler Wins Fit'
Game of Season Pillettt'
Blanks Angels for .Mis'
sions.
nuw
iicK
By (lie Associated pres, f
. Veteran Carl Mays m.urcd It
first homo victory of the 8el!ll
for l'ortland yesterday hy leuf
Oakland down, 6 to a. The IV
vors dirt all their work In
Ills third inning, scoring five y
for five runs off Hum, ami,
hurler. This put a whole tnS
In tho standings between the Sic
and tho Onks, and oven that mi-i
Kin is n relief from the tonsil
of the last 10 days, n was
Heaver's second atrntaht from
Oaks.
Another tight pitching eihi
tlon was seen at Los Angelt1
ns the Missions hung up a shut '
out victory by the works of l.
man l'lllette, 3 to 0. Monroe at'
llonno were tho chief aiiles t'
i'illetto, the first with a homr;
In tho opening period, and it:
latter with a sensational catch
Uittniar's drive In the sixth ivhL
Ihu l,mlU 1,,1 tl, ,...... ?
the oases.
Oiving two Hollywood piicJ
llnllerson' and Hulvey, a terrify
pounding for 21 safn hits, i
Heals took fenturo honors In yt
lerday's Const league games, wii;
ning 16 to 0. i
The Senators pulled away tm
the pack slightly by downing Se
attle while Oakland and I.os Ar.
geles were losing. With And
House of the Indians nl!o
only four hits and Fay Thornr'
of the Sacs giving hut two. tk
third game of the series nt St-;
attle was a tight battle, cmlins I
a 4 to 2 score.
Yesterday's Const league, lies1
(Hy tho Associated Prow.) .
At Portland: It. II. r
Oakland : : 3 '
Portland n 9 :,
Hurst and Lombaidl; Mays ai:
Woodall. ' I
At Los Angeles: It. II. t
Missions 3 8 it.
Los Angeles 0 4
H. Plllelte and Brenzel; nalln
nnd Hannah. i
At Han Francisco: n. II. fi
Hollywood a f
San Francisco lfi 21
Hollerson, Hulvey and Revereil-
Miljus and Gaston.
At Seattle: n. II. E
Siicrnmento . ; 4 10 i
Seattle 2 5 'V
Thomas and Koehlei; Iloiifiesn;,
Collins. : s
Clean cotton rags wanted at llu :
Tribune office.
indt-frac-
natltin in the club house
ca t ed the ankle might bo
t u red.
Hornsby hns been playing under
a handlenp this season with an
ailing right heel.
ITERS DEFEATS
championship at tho famous Pen
dleton Itotindup.
The nction of "The Mounted
Stranger" Is laid In the old ro
mantic Southwest, down near the
border. Hoot plays the part of a
daredevil oowpuneher, who single
handed sets out to avenge the
deallt of his father nt the hands
of n gang of bad men.
BE
(Ity the Associated Press.)
Coast.
W. 1.. Pit.
Sacrninento as si ,r.M
Oakland '.'!) L'S . 5 S
I.os Angeles 27 22 .HM
San Francisco 27 24 . r 2 il
Missions 27 24 ,i2
Hollywood 24 2rt .4fcrt
Seattle 22 3D .4M
Portland IS 33 ,3.".3
National.
W. I,. Pel.
SI. Louis 2.1 14 .(122
llrooklyn 23 14 .S2
Pittsburgh 19 Id .54.1
Chicago 2(1 19 ..Mil
New York 17 l: .472
lloston 15 is .iri.V
Cincinnati 14 22 .3!i'
Philadelphia II 2 .s:.:.
Atnerlcnn. j
W. I.. Pet.
Washington !7 11 .7111
Philadelphia 14 I I .nil j
Cleveland 22 lit .:i7:l
New Yorl'M 1:1 17 .S2s
Detroit ...Z. 1 St .411
St. Louis IS 2J .40,1
Chicago 1 4 2 1 .400
Boston 12 25 .324
lCmF.NK. Ore.. May 30. iAI
Texas Toddy Waters. Atnarlllo,
Texas, middleweight wrestler, won
two out of three falls from Henry
Jones, Prove, I'tah, champion Jun
ior middleweight, here last night.
.lones won tho first fall with
whip wrlsllock. Waters took tho
olhcr two with head scissors. Tho
title was not at stake.
DB.VVHIl, Colo.. May 30. ")
The old home of Kmrene Vtehl I
i nuinor and poet. Is to he moved
i to one of Denver's city parks this
summer for use ns a new branch
of the public library.
A movo by Joseph O. rtrown,
close friend of Field's, to hnve the
home mnde permanent public
memorial to him fell a bit short
of Its goal, but Mrs. J. J. llrown,
Denver society mntron. purchased
It nt llrown's Instance and offered
It to the city.
Construction work underway on
new bridges between Turner and
Aumsvllle,
SINGLES SEMI-FINAL
AfTtfril,. France, May JO.
,,Vi Hel'n wills Moody reached
the semi-finals of women's sin
gles tn the French hard court ten
nis championships today, defeating-
Kraudlein Helena Knst of (ler
many, 6-0. 6-1.
Th termini girl, who reached
the quarter finals through the de
fauti of Kileen ltennett Wittlng
s(all, hardly gave the American.
French and Hrltish champion a
workout.
She Culled tn win a single (tnmo
In the first et, loshu three names
at love, and bringing only one o
dellee.
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Phone 105 so N. Centrsl
Medford, Oregon
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BOB CROWDER
IVY STREET MARKET
OPEN SIX DAYS
With a Full Line of Meats
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Well, Folks, here we are with some
big Saturday Bargains
SPECIALS
Extra Fancy Hens, lb 3ty
Rabbits, small and fai, lb. ..r 30(
Spare Ribs, lb 2
Hamburger and Sausage, lb 2(ty
All Kinds Steaks and Chops, lb . 25
Boil Beef, lb 15
Short Ribs, lb. . 15
Pot Roast, lb 'Z'Z
Pickeled Pigs Feet, 2 lbs ZZZ. .ZZ.3Z'.'.'.' 25
Frankfurters and Wieners, 2 lbs. .......... .. ...... .... ... 45f
Pure Lard, lb
Lamb Stew, lb . " J5
Shoulder of Lamb, lb Z.............Z......... 22(
Leg of Lamb, lb jtq
Leg of Veal, half or whole, lb. ....... " 25 C
Shoulder of Veal, roast, lb. .. .. 1 5
Leg of Pork, half or whole, lb. 1 " 'Z5(
Shoulder of Pork, lb o(V
Pig Heads, lb " " "5
Pifc" Feet, lb ZZZZ"" " 8
Satier Krau qt ...ZZZZ 15
ALL KINDS OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
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West t Post Office on Ivy Street
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