PXflE FOUR 1 VEPFOKD MATL TRTBTTXE, MEDFORD, OTCEOON'. TTTTTKSP:Y. TFXE 12. 19m - Bi
s
Scatter
KEEN INTEREST.
"June22 Event Carries Many
,; Prizes for 'Pigeon Bust
ers Entry Blank Pub
lished Today,
1 Itofiio River valley trap fnns are
nnticlnialnff the .Mall Tribune b
first annual trap Hhnut Minted fori
-BEING SHOWN IN
fciiiirtny, June 22iul. Thin Hhont.
r , ,Ui firnt of renuhir annual eventM
tail) lie Hinged by the Mall Tribune,
.wilt mark the npenhiK of the
beautiful new KinundH of the
P.OKUfi Valley Gun club on the
.Mrilftird nlrport. Already fnn are
&nnill!iiff for participation In the
f iMitKtandlnK HportlnK event which
'Officially opens the summer Hea-
, No' n""llficHtlonH for' previous
g,hoiitlnK.expericnco are necessary
for those who wish to com net e for
the banilsonie Tribuno trophy and
count less other awniftH and mer
'CbnndiHe prizes., . Kvory partlei-,
punt, In fact, will receive a prize,
regardless of .the score nuule,ln
' the shoot.
j Th Tribune trophy will be the
Incentive for keen competilon each
year as the silver shield will bear
the names of tournament winners
each year and can only become the
permanent property of a shooter
when be has won three successive j
npnual shontH. Since It will be a
real distinction to head the list of
Tribune' trophy whinei-H, valley
trigger pullers are looking forward
with genuine interest to the open
ing shoot.
i Many Awiinls
tin addition to' the Tribune tro
phy there will be awards for run- :
ner-up, low gun, best novice and
merchandise prizes fur everyone
who enters the contest. Two of
the three fine traps, Installed on
the new Jtogue Valley (lun club's
grounds, will be used ami ,oacli
entry will Hhoot fit) plgeuiiH. , .
i Tho surroundings of the local
club's new grounds are clnimed to
he. tho very finest In tho northwest
and the club house and equipment
the equal of any In this section of
i he west.
. For. the convenience of those
Who wish to enter the Mall Tri
bune shoot, an entry blank Is pub
lished in this issue of the Tribune.
This blank, together . with tho
nominal entry fee, should be mail
ed ,'to H.. (I. Aleudenhall, manager
of the Kogue Valley (lun club with
offices In the Fox Cmterian build
in. Those who enroll enrly will
have the nd vantage of being
KUimdcd for enrly shooting on the
morning of tho Tribune tourney.
K very one In southern Oregon Is
invited to ontor tho match or enjoy
V0 HiKjctutors. There will lie no
admission charge for spectators
Pr-flnd-nnd nil participants will be
.-privlleKed to the Rogue Vnlley
Gun, club's accommodations,
! MINIATURE GOLF
IK!
I
li0
Mlntature golf pronilKes to
ono I of the Hummer's most- tnpu-j
lar karncs, Judging from the open-
4nd. crowds at the miniature
I1 course nn Eighth street, opened
f; yesterday for the season, The
I llnkk Hlmllnr to those that have
1 takou cities hy ploim In all parts
I of tho country, are so constructed
' nn to supply all the enjoyment of
I B. regain r game. However, only
' tho putter Is vised but tho course
I has all the hazards and some not
found on big courses.
(The links have been under con
: struct Ion for several weeko and
nro operated under the supervls
I' Ion of Mr., and Mrs. Itobert O.
V Harker, who furnish players with
i hulls, score cards and clubs. The
; course Is open from 7 a. m., to
, mldiilght daily and Is lighted nt
i niitMt with a battory of lights
' that, make playing on evening Joy.
VvvKIjAND, Cai. Max Ttaet.
Oakland, knocked out Ituck Weav
prJMndlclne Lodge, Kans., (1),
I Baseball
j i' Lateview -
J- Medfdrd
II SUNDAY
2:00 P. M.ii
at ' Vt
Jackson County
Fair Grounds
Fans, turn OUt and support: ex un-toil to bop tho now monnrh
your ball club on the first'"' !"''.'!' 'ilT!'."'1, f" ruH,li"
! niinln tlio lino that lm Holdom lioon
warm Sunday we have had tills iniK, n nim-o John i.. suiiivnn ho
Beoson,
Gunners Enrolling Fb
film Actress
$
Nancy Cairoli. motion oicturo
j - - .
from a yacht caught In a storm In outer Boston h arbor. The party Is 6hown In Boston after a cchoonar
came to their rescue and helped the craft ashore- Front row, left to right: Lieut. Wallace Currie.
Cordon Gibbs, owner ot the yacht; Nancy Carroll a i,d Jack Kirkland.
GERMAN HEAVY
VERY NERVOUS
AS FIGH
T
Examination ' Shdw ' High
Blood Pressure and High
Strung Temperament
Sharkey Heavier.
A
Ilntv Thry Slti
Si'hnicUiiB HlHirkfV
H I- . - . Akv 27
)8S , , AVclKllt 1117
0 ft. 1 In. Hi-lKht 0 ft,
74 In. llpnuh 73 ',4 In.
311 In.. chfBt (nnrmnl) 40 Vi In.
42 In. cht'st (oxp.) if. In.
17 In. Ni-ck HI Vj In.
13 In. IIIiimis 14 In.
10 In. Forearm 1 1 In.
8 In. Wrist 7 (4 In.
34 In. W'nlHt 31 V4 In.
Ill In. i ThlKh 2 1 In.
In. . .'"Cftrf" WI-111.
S14 In.' Anklo , 111 In.'
NFJW YORK, .Tune 12. (Pi
Jack Hlurrkey will have a weight
ud vantage of nine pounds over
Max HchmeliuKi hi their struggle
for heavyweight mipremacy to
night. The (Jerman weighed In at
188 pounds and ShurUey at 1 ! 7
today,
.The flghtei-H did not'nieet at the
welghing-iu eeromonlert In the
dressing room at tho Yankee Ma
rt luni. JSharkey arrived on the
sceno nearly an hour ahead of
time and ulepped on the scales.
It wuh after one p.'m., the hour net
for the weighing, when Scbmellng
appeared.
Schmellng was declared by Dr.
William Walker, the boxing com
mission's official examiner, to bo
the most nervous heavyweight he
has ever exumlned. Ills blood
pressure was exceptionally high,
1 though apparently duo somewhat
U) fmporary nervousness,
Look Stolid
"SchinelluK looks to bo the typl-
cally stolid Herman type.',' Dr.
Walker said, "hut apparently this
conceals a very high-strung tem
perament. His blood pressure
gives a count of 152-80 compared
with the normal of llMl-VO. Shar
key was 1.18-7 tit only slightly above
normal."
A slight sprinkle of rain oc
curred shortly after 1 p. in. (K. S.
T.) It lasted only a few minutes
and the general prospects still
were the weather would not pre
vent the fight.
Sharkey remained n betting fa
vorite, at approximately 2 to 1,
but there was very little wagering
reported, compared to other heavy
weight title occasions.
By ALAN GOULD
Associated Press Sports Editor
NHW YORK, ,lun (!)
I. Ittlu ill' Nfw York wim hkiiIii tho
liiK flxht town imluy with Iih rimli
mill ninr iih tho Imokmoniul for n
worlil's lioKvywolnhi clinmiilonshlp
mutch hotwoon
t h o youthful
llornmn fro m
lliimliui'K a n (I
the li o it o of
tho lmmohrotls,
n I. I t li u ii n-
I a it Amorli iiu
from ItoMton.
ToniKht. sonio
45 minutOH from
t h t liourt of
II r o a il w n y,
whero tho nltl
timorn liollowoil
ilotinnro tit- onoh
n Mi r, Jnrk
tutu UOUU1
Slinrkoy n n il
Mn" Solinmllna wni nn-ht for
lA foiinda or 1h, oai'li ooklim I lie
Hiimo olijort rocoKiiltlon nn the
htmrywolght klnc anil KiioroHHor lo
Iho rotlroil rulor. liono Tunnoy.
At tho rinitaliio, iiorhupii In ovon-
lllff rllltllPtt I InitllixiKin f!iici wtiu
flimo mo llll wnrto-ronownoil Kini;
of itlovo riKhtom.
With fnlr woiilhor nsHinoil, olnso
to 76,010 Hpccmtors, foil Hi ring n
and party after
actress, and her husband, Jack Klrklana, were among guests reecucu
I notnlilo rliiKsIdn iisHvmbly, flKiired
j lo pay sunithlnK like S7.riO,(K)0 in
tho. Intei'RKtH ol clmrlty and Tor
the privilcKo of seeing a fresh
chaptur iinliilded In . 'heavyweight
hiHtor I. i ,
Tlie scuiibh. the times and the
gladiators in this fiKtlc extruvagtui
za. ' promoted by a .t'orporatiou
whose directors aro nilllionalrQa;
and whose slock Is sold In Wall
street, represent a 1'ar cry from the
June nichl at Coney Island 31 years
oko, when .lames .1. Jeffries won
Hie heavy weiKiit line iroin irecnieo
Huh Fltzslminonst before u crowd .
pf 10,001). .
On that nicmoriihlo cxcasion the
chief of police was at the ringside,
to Blop the bout "after the first ,
hard blow," but h said everything
was "all rlHlit" after Jeffries, then j
a 22-year-nld kid. knocked out the i
veteran Pilzsimmoiix In tiie llth
round. j
Sharkey Favored !
! Sharkey ruled the fnvorito lo
'bent hack the challeime of his
: youthful (lerinnn antagonist, keep
iilie line of title succession in (he
United States and climax Ills oyn
i fistic oaieor with a victory. The
iex.-Hailor fumbled his two previous
chances, in 1027 and 102S, to battle
; his way to the championship spot
' light. Temperamental and uueor
! lulu though ho has been, the ma
horlty Of experts picked Sharkey to
i win. The gamblers backed him at
odds pruned tiom 2 to 1 down to
"BoxIiik Bklll nnd oxparlonne wero
on.miiirkoy'B side, with a vIkoi'ouh
punch to support them. Courage,
amhltlon nnd an equally daugeroiiH
ivallop woro the main nssetH of
Sohmollni;. Both poHHOHHed tlie
Htamina for a hard fiit, il' naoeK
aary, to tlie limit of 15 rounds, with
a referee nnd two judges to cast
the final verdict.
Tho Sluirkey of four or five years
ago, when he was scrapping cou
nKooimly for heavy weight recopnf
tion iigainst any and all fooinon,
would hnve koiio into the lilg dout
nn even hlKKer favorite than lie has
been.
German's Chance
Youth and its compelling force
wero on Schmcling's side tills time.
In that tovorsal of tho situation, in
the do-nr-hust spirit of the under
dog, many of tho experts foresaw
the (lorman's best chance of tri
umph. They envisioned .Max In Iho
sumo position as Dempsoy at To
ledo, as Tunney at Philadelphia,
fighting ngiiinst odds but also with
air excellent rlglitlng chance.
Moreover, Sehmeling represents
tho new (iornuiny. lie Is the first
Teuton to challenge for the heavy
weight championship nnd typical of
the youthful generation that has
figured in (lermnny's athletic come
back, one of t lie most remarkable
in history. They have labeled liim
the "tJei'ninn Dempsoy," largely
upon a physical resemblance. Hut
ho needed the MiinnsRa Mauler's
aggressive courage and punch to
night to gain a fistic footing occu
pied tor ao long by IVmpsey.
Many "Ear" Fans
The eye witnesses were number
ed in thousands but iho "car wit
nesses" flguidd to run well up into
the millions', with a national not
work broadcasting tho blow-by blow
details from the ringside. On short
wbvii lengths tbo ringside story
also was lo bo broadcast to Kuropo
and Mouth America, with tlie
elianeesstliut Aiislralln and tho Ori
ent might be nhlo to tune In. More
(linn foi) newspaper men were as
sembled to poor Intently nt tho
proceedings and contribute a few
million words to tho descriptive
output.
Tin fight preliminaries wore
bfllod to begin nioiind " p. ni.,
IK. S. T.I and tho main bout lit
! p. m. ,
I.OM -ANd Hl.KR.-.lunf 1 ?:(,pi.
Kd "Stl'Ullglor" Lewis. vctv-;ln
wrestler ami nop time claimant to
Iho title of world champion won
two falls out of three from Kverett
Marshal!. Im Junta. Colo., heavy,
weight. In an exhibition hero last
night.
Marshall won tbo first fall in 31
minute. I, seconds, with a twick
ward IxmIv slam after an aiipliiur
spin. Lewis look the second in l
lulmitcs ill scon, Is. with a boliil
luck and iho third In s minutes, j;
conds. with another lieu, Hook;
A crowd of mini) witnessed tho
exhibition,. -
sea rescue
Associated i'rcut i'hulo
Grants; Pass: Veteran Poles
Out Long One for Bea
rers to Break Tie in Ninth
Inning. ; :--
i .
Hy il Assot'lnted Ircfi.J
Seattle hit four Portland mounds
men consistently but hint 'Avhen a
timely Hlnglo by Ken Williams,
(IrantH J'ush veteran, in the ninth
snored n run for J'orthiml breaking
a tie anil giving the jVu.i-.ftH i"' the
game, r to 4, the defeat- j.;.1 being
ehargd to Zahnizer."
Oaklnnd put: an end to'-t4e .vln
ning atreak of the Pacific ''Coast
league's leading piteher, Tony
Kreitas of Sacramento, last night
j In the wecond evening erKfdunter
j played by the two tea ma, 'winning
i "f lV''V; r 7
previous seven starts: f. '""-V1
l-'rank (.'rosettl, shining sn'ortstop
of San rniiiclKco. cloiked two
boniora and Lted Wlngo T-got a
homer and two ,'doubles- the
Seals nujved Into a thirtleniiig
position .l,y winning tbeirJecond
straiglit fi'oin La AiiKelc1tS to 5.
Six double , plays were. ;lp only
interesting feature of a 'game in
which seven error's :hy !the fissions
caused their defent by llullywood.
to II. Ted I'llletto, Red juitchor,
worked as ratcher after arkumplre
put Hoffman -out of tho game.
Coast League
Yesterday
(lly the Associated Press.)
At Seattle: ' It, II. R.
Tortland 5 12 1
Seattle 4 7 1
Malls, Casearella and AVoodall.
Walters; Zahniscr and llorreani.
At I.os Angelea: U. H. E.
San Kranelsco X 12 'J
l.o Angeles 5.14 'I
Davis nnd Onston: Delnney, Yer
kes, Walsh, Oarhler, Skiff and War
ren. At San Francisco: It. H. K.
Hollywood II R , 'i
Missions r 11 - r,
Hlollerson and fievereid : raster,
Knott, Douglas nnd Hoffman, Ted
rillette. !
At Sacramento: It. H.
Oakland .i 10 13 0
Sacramenlo ft 12 ' 2
Hurst, llumovieb, Andrews, Kll
wards and I.ombardi: Freitas and
Koehler,
Baseball Standings
(Uy the Associated
t'oast.
M'ess.)
W.
ss
ss
ns
S."
Pet.
,f,03
.
.54 7
,r,so
.511S
.43:1
,tir,
.as 5
Pel.
Sacramento
San Francisco ..
I.os Anireles
(laklaml
Missions S3
Hollywood 2!1
Seattle 27
Portland - 2T
Anicrlnttl.
V.
Phlladelidila as
Wasblnslon 30
Cleveland .10
N'ew York 26
lletrolt 22
Chicago Ill
St. Louis 19
Hosion HI
National.
V.
.R47
.C5
.1'!
.5f,3
.431
.413
.3SS
.31 S
Pet.
.1, 111
.!)'
.r,42
.501)
.474
.444
.Sill!
.311
lirooklyn
Chicago
N.-W York ....
St. Louis
Pittsburgh ....
I'.oston
Cincillnal . ..
riilladelphia
SI
2!'
... !
... 20
... la
... IT
PI II LA UK I. I'll I A Klnie Schaff.
lioslon, outpointed Tommy lxiilg'1-!
ran. bllnilelphl.l. 1 1 ll I ; Long Tom I
Hawkins, California, outpointed,'
.lake Warden. New York, tin):!
Fraakle I'ahtey, Plttston. Pa., out
pointed Phil .Moreurlo, New YorK.j
tun. . . . , 1
KEN .WILLIAMS
HERO OE'GAME
WITH A HOMER
r Mail Tribune Lropttygh
- ! f. , i " ' RAIMIIA iTm-!"-
LAKEVIEW NlNE 's msx annual w .No unavved
LOIIMlLll Mini. teap shoot nUl niAUT rrtr
BOLSTERED 'FOR
IViEDFORD GAME
Easterners
Battle Here On Sunday
Bowman and Valencia
Out of Lineup.
The Lakeview Shepherds and the
Medford A1er6hanls .will crofts bat."
Sunday at '2 p. m., ill the Jachnon
county fairgrounds.
Manager Anderson of the Lak"-,
view team,f who keeps In touch
with bush league players on the
entire const, in strengthen Inj; th-.?
,akevlev team as fnwt as piKssihlo,
and will tflve the Medford team"i
stiff argument in next Sunday'
game.
In the last seven Innlngn at I-ik--vlew
last Sunday, the Shepherds
held the Medford team on even
terms, each side scoring three runs
during tha.t time.
im'uIh Add Two.
t With liowman nnd Valencia out
of Medford's lineup and two hew
players added to their roster. Lake
view in liable to wurprlse the fans
Sunday.
Husiness Manager Court TIall 1km
also added a new pitcher-And out
fielder to the Medford , lineun.
Percy O'Brien, the hnrd-hittin
outfielder, will probably play first
bnse and either Dye or Chester will
take care of third.
Ho far, the Medford halt team
has been losing money, ns the re
ceipts uf the home games are not
sufficient to pay expenses on out-of-town
trips. .
Sunday is slated to he the .first
wnrm basehal 1 Su nday. i t h m
attendance of 500 people the Med
ford team can see its way through
the senson. The largest attend
ance so far has been 276 people.
, It might be interesting to state
that Lakeview, with a population
of TJII0 people, is cutrtrawing th?
city of Medford and the surround
ing country, with i population "f
JO,000 people. With this number
of people, the Medford team shouM
draw approximately 1,000 fans at
every game.
FORESEE
Of' FISH PETITION
Signed petitions -fojj ftlid ftogue.
Hlvcr fishing antendniett'.flie con-1
niiuousiy arriving at me ornces ol
the Kogue Uiveivcommittee from
all parts of the state, officers pC
thf ' committee . announced., this
moaning. , 1
Most of the petitions circulated
in eastern Oregon were rapidly
signed, 1iave been checked, and are
now on file nt committee head
quarters. Others are still being
circulated In all counties of wes
tern Oregon and will probably bo
sent to the office of the committee
by the end of the week.
No doubt that a sufficient num
ber of signatures will he obtained
to get the fishing amendment on
the November ballot is maintained
hy officers of the committee, they
stated this morning.
IVtitlons nre available for signa
tures at all hardware und sporting
goods stores, the chamber of com
merce and Rogue River committee
heaebfuarters in the Medford Na
tional Rank building. . All persons
who have not signed and wish to
do so, are asked to call at any of
these places or telephone 370-M,
lGftX-.l or 123, where arrangements
will be made to send someone to
the residence for the signature..
SAX KltANCISC. Louis O'N'ell,
San Francisco, knocked out John
ny Mannls, San Francisco, (3);
Tom Toner, Philadelphia, knocked
out Yur.slty lloorsk. Santa Itosa,
Cal.. (21.
Your
11
Mil
13 - off- U $13.00 for your bid stove
13 Down - 13 months to pay
GOOD LUCK SALE STARTS, TODAY
Modern Oven Heat Controlled Ranges
ThermostaticControUed tWater Heaters
Noiseless Refrigerators-Ice Made With Heat
ALL AVAILABLE FOR 7 DAYS'"
yMrrn Stalled now, we will hold
Rain or shine, Gas is DEPENDABLE.
SOUTHERN 'OREGON
Sunday, June 22, Kogue
Please enter my name as it .
Mali Tribune Shoot. 1 am cnclosli.K tlnee (lollais 1
required entry fee.
Name
Adilrc
ITIxob will be awarded to
formed us entries are filed.-
Gamblers Syndicate Finds Toronto
Only Place Where Cops Are Honest
TOKtiMTO, June .12 OT. Afier
asserting that "this is the first city
on the American continent that we
have not been able to fix.' a syn
dicate of gamblers were on their
way oiit of town today, leaving a
quantity of paraphernalia behind
in the hands of police. ,- :
Tho operators, with 35 employes,
were ordered to le'ive after police
raided their establishment In the
automotive building at Inhibition
Yaui .loe and Wildcat Pete
must be under the 154-pound
limit when they meet here next
Monday night for their match, in
which the world's Junior middle
weight championship Is at stake.
The Konora Indian and the Eu
gene wrestler will weigh in. Mon
day afternoon . and post forfeits
to be under the. limit.
Medford fans have seen the fa
mous Yaiiui Joe In action and
they have also seen Wildcat Pete
do his stuff. Having seen both
of them, the fans can draw their
own conclusions who will be the
next champion In this wrestling
division.
Kalem has been trying ity best
to get the match following a non-
The Rainbows End
is within lour reach
' !'"! - i (L
DID you ever feel to desprat
you wanted to lump out of i
window?" That's the wrong end of '
ine rainDOW. : ,.
illl health is. a burden on
linrlv. minrf anri ffinHo
But Nature never fails .A
to signal her dangers. ' fei"
Laclc of annetit . t .'sT
skin troubles is
.. . . y . sr w
a . wa r n l n k
This is her
way of
pleading
tor help.
1. Indicated
uu ov it
to yntiraelf
to trj It.
If Von decire
Lucky Day
iu.,2
J.i , i. i is
1 1 -srzz.l By.O tJ
' , v , leiepuone 526
Valley Gun Club Grounds
Phone .
all ""''V .'''m";"
Jpiirk. Just as the place-was aliolit
' to mien 'for business.
"Anywhere else they would have
! winked at it when big doings were
going on in the city." one of the
j syndicate, who gave New York as
his address, told police.
! The "big doings" were taken to
mean the International convention
'of Kbrlners In session here.
! The equipment seized by police
I included roulette wheels, dice la
t blase, roli-ge-et-noir layouts and
i other devices.
title bout between the two men at
lOugcne a short time ugo. The
champion will buttle hard to re
tain the belt and the challenger
Is ajtt to be even more inspired
to gain' its' possession, .loe Is now
ii t ib, seasbure resting up a bit
r,;r'. U(e '..bard,, tussle and 1'ete is.
woi'Uing out hard.
Dummy Powell will perforin in
Ill
epecial event.
U
DETROIT. .;.lUne(.12.(P) Um
pire Clarence (Rrick) Owens was
injured today when a line drive
from Harry Rice's bat struck his
left leg In the seventh inning .of
i the Yankee-Tiger baseball game.
, Owens was carried from the field
with what was believed to be a
broken leg.
i Herbert Edwards, 82, and wife,
7fi, who had often expressed the
wish not to outlive nch other, died
less than an hour apart at Shee
ness. KiiKland.
,
firm (tAck . tAta!.. . . ..
' '3
mm
energy, vitality and the blessings of health yon
must keep your blood in good Condition. "
S.S.S. has beerl a blessing to millions of neoi
pie who have taken advantage of its wonderful
i? r.S"Ue'- U 8lves t0 NatUfe "hat it
?hrow oif uldcayu0sUe.UP 80 'W..
AUforJhL"dl?f "." .S'S'S- in two sizes.:
gcr BU:!-' 11 ls more economical.
Makes You os..s.cfc
. , . Peel Like ' ::
Yourself Again
Friday the 13th
GAS CORPORATION
ootH
D mm
Lopez Brings,, Victory, Over
Reds With Bingle in Ninth
Frame Cubs Break
. Losing Streak. '
lly Herbert W. llark', .
Associated Press spans Vr'lh..
j Desplto a nlne-iniii,,,; wl '
streak by their, dread rival, e"
I Vew York Ciianta. Wilhort i;',,,,"'
;sos nmazinK Brooklyn Uohiu,
continue to show their heels 10 il l
rest ot the National leaai,,, " ?
, nml confidently look forward i
i their first pennant Wane iitju .
The Giants, , despite thi,." !,..'.
strliiK of wins, still arc fiVl, . '
out of .first .place. , '
Tho tliants took l'ilLsl.urh mv,
the hurdles, I) to 2, yesterduy l,ut
KUlned. not one, lllc'i of Brounrt a,
the atobins, heblnd iJ.Lzzy Vane,.,
Kieat pitehinK, nosed oui ilip
clnnati Reds, 2-1.
. Vance held the ltids io.fUr hi-,
but it took .a pinch single l,y M
Lopez In tho ninth to brinu th,
Itoblus victory.
The Giants slammed M,.np nm
Jonca for 111 solid hits to trnimci
the .I'lrates, who found Karl llul,.
hell. a mystery they could not ulw
The Giants had the Kanie wag ai
early as the aixth innini;, le:uiin
by. .4 to .2, ..but .decided . to inaka
It safer by scoiIiib twice In iVN
sevenlll and three times in taj
eighth when Mel on cli,ni,,i
i:ttll homer with Iwo oil -liases'.
; Uool Aidx t'nbs. ? ' .
Charley Hoot's fin,, plteliiiiK m,.
allied the ClllcaHo C.'ulw lo lifwilj
their losing .streak at Phlliideliilila'j
expense, 6 to. 2. The .victory left
the Cubs in .second place, thru
and a half names b.'hind the Ilol,.
ins and a game an.l a half ahea.l
of the Giants. : '
s In tho American leacue. Wash
inKton-'s Senators advnncrd tu
within- a came and a half of first
place by whippim; chicimo, 2 to 1.
while the Pblladelii.ila Allvletips
were bowing to Cleveland, ii xi .
Detroit put on a seven-run rally
in the seventh to truunce tlie New
York Yankees. 1.1 to 7.
Other scheduled major leasuc
games were postponed.
NEW YOH1C. Jack Kid ) I!er,',
England, outpointed Herman Per
llelt, Kalamazoo, Midi.. (101: Sam
my .Dorfman, New York, outpoint
ed Johnny Farr, Cieveiaiid, (lili;
.A'llle,.SlegeL ,ew York, oiit.anin'
ed . ileiiry 'Perllck. : Kalnmazo.i,
Mich., (10).'
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