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LAKE O'WOODSl IN HOT DRIVE
Medford Stars Contribute
Merchandise Prizes for
Big Tourney All En
trants Will Get Something
SutiOiern Oregon tfanstera are
looking forward to & big day of
piRCon cracking on Sunday, Jun
22nd, when the Rogue Valley Gun
club's fine new grounds and club
house will be opened with the flr.-u
annual Mail Tribune trap nhoo:.
On that day a large number of
shooters will vie fov the handsome
Tribune trophy and countless other
awards and merchandise prizes.
Everyone who enters. In fact, will
win some prize and Medford's lead
ing stores are contributing mer
chandise . for the event. At an
early date the donors of thco
prizes wilt be published in the Mall
Tribune. . .
Owing to the fact that the Doy
Scouts' summer camp on Apptegaic
burned, last "year, the scouts are
going; t6'have a new 'cam Pi at L&kr
o' tile Woods,. This) ;eapip wiir be
conducte'd in conjunction with th'i
Klamath Palls scouts and funds
am. needed for the capital invest
ment in. 'this very worthy ; project
St-ouU Get Vuiuls.
Owing to the need of the scoua
foi; additional funds, the proceed.-!
6 the first annual Mafl Tribune
shoot, above actual expenses, will
bo given to the Medford scout or
ganization. As the scouts are In
need of this help, the Greater Med
ford club has voluntarily with
drawn their part in the, Tribune
shoot so thta the scout fund may
benefit by the shoot.
Each year the Mall Tribune will
present to some worthy charity in
need of funds In Addition, to the
Community Chest, the proceeds of
the Tribune trophy trap shoot.
Offecrs and members of the
Rogue Valley Gun club are gener
ously cooperating with the Tribune
In planning this annual event. The
money derived , from ; the yearly
shoot will come from- entry fees
onlj,' aa the public has been cor
dlallyinvlted' to witness the trap
shoot as guests of the Tribune and
the Itogue Valley Gun club.
For the convenience of those
who wish to outer the first nnnu.il
shoot,1 an enrollment blank is bo
Ing published in this issue. Ths
blank should , be filled .. out and
mailed to" S. O. ' Mondenhall. man
ager Rogue Valley Gun club, at
his offices In the Fox Cratcrlan
building.
Coast League
Yesterday
Hy tho Associated Press
At Senttlc: It. H.' K.
Portland 5 11 0
Seattle 18 1
Batteries: Ortman and Palmi
sano: House and Borreanl, Cox.
At San Francisco: It. H.
ll..llifUn.l K 11
E.
Mlralons 9 11 li
Batteries: Turner and Bassler. j
I'ook, Sevei"eid: II. Pllletto, fas
ter and lloflnaun.
At lofl Angeles:
San Francisco
I.os Augeles
It.
.... 2
.... 0
and
Batteries: Miljus
Pcncb-
ky; Ballou and Hannah.
At Sacramento: H.
H.
14
10
Oakland .' fi
Sacramento &
Batteries: C'raghead and Ixmi
bardi; Flynn and Wirts. '
Junior Aincrican Legion ball
players, gathered ut. the Jackson
school playground this afternoon
for their second practice, under
the coaching of Tom Illgglns.
Praetico was held yesterday after
noon, ami about fifteen of he
young players allowed that they
knew Mimcthing of baseball
The team will bo chosen Wed
nesday, June m, and the best play
er .will bo uwarded at this time
llh a ball, glove and bat. r red
y-heffol of the American Legion is
managing the team. The boys
trying out fur the team must not
be ovtt, sixteen, no one betng
cliglblo.who was born before Sep
ember 1.4, 1913.
A larger number was expected
to 'attend the afternoon practice,
air. aciiotfel said this morning, duo
to ihofe Who have "been on kitten
ball teams trying out for the Junior
team.
The Medford team will compete
for the district championship with
teams from all parts of southern
Oregon, tho winner to compete for
the state title to be decided at the
Legion convention- In Bend.
. .
Heads Moot.
HOQUIAM, Wash.. June 14.
'Pi Thomas G. Ityan. Portland
hftorney, was elected president of
Northwert Moose association dur
ing the closing session of ti 15th
annual convention here today. Ta
coma wm selected for the IflV,
ronvnti(n rlty.
Seventh Straight Victory
Carries Cleveland Team
to Pinnacle of American
Circuit.
Hy Orlo HiilH'rt.son.
Assocluti'd I'ress Spoils Writer. 1
The Cleveland Indians, picked to !
finish no higher than fourth place
in the American league pennant '
race, today are out in front after
a whirlwind dash to the top that
has left the remainder of the clubs
and the Athletics In particular,
groggy.
With a championship brand o!
pitching and a murderous attack,
the Indians ycslerduy rolled up
their seventh straight victory and
their third over the world cham
pions to go into the lead by foui
points.
As if to make their advance into
the leadership even more Impres
sive, the Indians downed the cham
pions 15 to 2 as Wesley F&rrell
turned In his tenth victory of tho i
season. George Wulberg, usual! v
the nemesis fo the Cleveland bat-
ters. was no puzzle and before ths!
game was over ho had been driven j
to the showers and Eddie Jtommel
called to his rescue.
' The Senators took the White Sox
into, camp G to 2, when Ad Lisku
held Chicago to four hits. The
victory left the Sana tors only u
half game out of second place.
Pitching Duel.
At St. Louis Kip Collins and Mil
ton Gaston staged an old-fashioned
hurling duel as the IJrowns de
feated the Red Sox, 1 to 0, in 11
innings.
In contrast, Detroit and the Now
York Yankees put on a modern
game of baseball slamming the
ball to every corner of the field as
the Yankees won 10 to 9. A total
of 27 hits were collected by both
teams.
In the National league, Adolfo
I-.uo.ue, a veteran of many a. major
league t;atiic, lust his. first contest
of the 1 130 season wjien the Cin
cinnati Reds pounded out an 8 to
5 triumph over the Urooltlyn Rob
Ins. The Chicago Cubs managed to
nose out the 1'hilllcs, 7 to 5, in a
see-saw contest.
Rained out for two days, the
Cardinals and liraves finally came
together, with tho latter winning,
9 'to 8, in 10 Innings.
jjouthpaw Bill Walker turned lni
nis eignin victory or mo season
when the'1 Giants trounced the Pi
rates, 7 to .2, In the last game ot
the series.
4 BUSH LEAGUE TILTS r
Four bush league games tomor
row will attract the attention of
quite a number of baseball fajis
In different iart! of the- valley.
Modoc will play Talent at Eagle
" .
Stickles vs. Jacksonville at (Irani:
Eagle 1'iilnl vs. Pirates at Jack
sonville. Tills Is llle second game
of the series.
Schmeling Wins Heavyweight Title On Foul
HMMHMHMIMMiaaMMMnMMVMMHaHanMMB
Awlnlril lrmis n-li'lnH "f
round of llir 1kn1uII K.-riuintl
Ihr Ti'lilnn III III' :ilKivr Millitli.
College Mat Coach Will
Step Into Fast Company
Harry
Harry Klllott, Kugcne. former J KllEott and the Indian are even
Cniversity of Oregon wrestling: ly matched, with tho exception of
roa. h,
may pull a few college
tricks on Ya(Ul Joe, Soimra. Mex.,
Indian when they meet at t he
armory Monday night In a finish.'
non-tiile match. Ymiul Joe is j
holder of the world' junior mid- j
dlewclghl wrestling championship. !
winning It In Medford two weeks
ago from Henry ,Ions, Provo,
nun, who nan ncm it inr several
years at various tlrnea.
EXPECT DE MAR
bOS AXdEI.ES. fill.. June 14
fP) America's marathon marvel,
fln ppnen do Mm. Koi'llc. N. 31. .
school lonelier, tndav Is favored
to lead 11 field of (it) probable
starters to the tape m r.ie second
nn.nial ire- llyn.pic race of 2
juilcs, 3Ki yards.
His. right to add tho annual dls-
tunce grind hero to his list of vie-
torles this spring will be strongly
challenged by the sturdy little
Navajo Indian, Harry Chaka, who
defeated the Olympic star last Kddie Thomas of Itelllngham won
season. A third contender for the' a six-round decision over Johnny
victory Is John Hertonl of tho ! HawkeH of Seattle at I'M pounds.
Italian-American A. "'.. Kan Kran- j Jlmnir Heck. Tacoma negro, deci
ciseo. winner of the Vallejo mara-1 nioucd Kalpli Kvaiia of Seattle it)
Ihoh last fall. four rounds.
Slxt Srlitiirllnit. f;nriniin itMitcnil'"
iliiiliir IkiiiI In llu- Vnnkw Slml
U rfl-iiiK limiy from tin" ifinu-r.
Kllioti.
1 several p o u n d s of additional
r weight on the part of the former.
whn will tip the scales around
1,17 pounds. .loo Is not taking his
mutch with Klllott lightly and litu
been at the seashore for the past
week, resting and training for lire
Kiigene man, who just recently
cntei'ed the professional side off
, wrestling alter Having won iinui:
la string of iiimitcur bouts.
';'J
'Scoring knockdowns in the; first
and fourth round. Doc Snell, Ta
j coma welterwoicjit, battered his
lWilv tl( :ear-cut decision over
Tmv n,,.,,,,,,, Angeles, In a
, , , . , , .
'six-round main event here lust
night.
Tommy Fielding of Victoria, U.
; c., and Don Fraser of Spokane, 140
, pounders, dtflw in six rnundo, while
s
DOC SNELL BEATS
ii i no ARinnrp nrm
LlJii H lhrLLO DUI
! . j
. SKATTIJJ, Wash., .luno 14 .(P) '
! Scoring; knockdowns In tho first!
fur dtp prlml rvn of hmlnic, im llm ranvflH In Hip fourth
irm. Ni-v Vurk ( III. .link Slirkcj. Iiw on n foul, wlilrli f Hit
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BOYS DESERVE 1
FANS' WART
i ni iu uui I uii I
rlN SUNDAY TILT
i state lawmakers, or by const it u
MerCnantS PUtting Out FinC- amendment at the Novem
ber election, says James 11. AU
Brand Of Ball tO Keep bin oregniilan feature.
Medford Among Leaguer Them' is a bin for such an
j amendment to be voted on in No
COntendCrS. I vembor. Givemor Norblad has
i promised to recommend that the
legislature pass such a bill. So it
looks like the reign of tho com
to get 10 tne imn game lomor- j.m,ircia, f i(ihonmM1 pn thl, KoRU(S lh
row, between Lakevlew and AUl-jpast its zenith.
ford, all northern fans will take! !ut of what avail will the closing
the new Pacific highway south tof llle river commerce be if pr:
from .Medford, turn in at fair- ! Vut' interests fence both banks of
grounds on road directly opposite the stream along Its choicest fish
Stewart avenue. Kans from the! inK waters?
south will take Stewart avenue. I Nearly every day there appears
east, or Pacific highway from Med
ford .south,
The Medford Merchants had a
stiff workout last evening, prepar
atory to meeting t:ie .Lake view
Shepherds.
Should the Pelicans and Mer
chants win their games tomorrow,
they will still bo in a tie for th'.'
pennant for the first half of the
season.
The decided game then will be
played at Klamath Falls. Juno 21.'.
and the winner of this contest will
be given tho pennant for the first
half.
duly tltli Next dame.
Tomorrow's game will bo the
last appearance of the MerchnnU
on their home grounds until July
6 th.
Medford gets three games at
home in July, and also plays th
last two closing games at homp !
the latter part of August.
"With nice weather, tho fans
should give the Merchants a good
turnout Sunday. Medford, so far,
has been having tho poorest at
tendance of the league. With the
type of ball our boys are putting
out, tho attendance certainly shoull
be Increased.
TEDDY WAITERS
r$i;!ENE. Ore., Juno 14. (P)
Texia Teddy Walters, Amarlllo,
Teij, defeated Sailor Tex Wlltklns
In in; rough and tumble wrestling
ninjtAh 'horn last night, taking two
,i'f a4iVdu b - or . throe; i -r -
An.tklns took tho first full In 35
seconds,, waiters winning mo nisi
respectively.
In a preliminary' match Harry
Elliott, wrestling Instructor at the
I'nlverslty of Oregon, won from
Hmniy Ttynn. Seattle, taking one
full In six rounds under Austral-
Ian rules.
HUMAN CATAPAULT HAS
BROKEN HURLING ARM
ALLENSTKIX, Clcmiany, June
H. (VP) Kinlle Hlrschfleld, holder
) of the world's record for ahotput,
today broke lls iigui lorcarm in a
motorcycle accident.
Surgeons exproHHed (lie belief
that, although I wo bones were
fraclured, Mirschrield will recover
the full use of his arm.
I
Fencing of Rogue Making
New Problem For Nimrods
Access By Law Advocated
It seems reasonably certain that
the Hogue river will be closed U
comniercial fishing, either by legis-
! lative act at the nex session of th-
In some country newspaper of
southern Oregon an account of
some sale of river frontage for
summer home purposes. Million
aires of California, New York. Now
Jersey and elsewhere In this United
States have their eyes fixed on
the Rogue and they aro buying
acreage that abuts the stream, clear
from its m o u t h to the upper
reaches.
In tho most recent Issue of the
Curry County Reporter was an
Item telling of the sale by John
M.. Woodworth of 255 acres of
land on the Hogue river at the
mouth of Silver creek, to Klon
Hooker of New York. Mr. Hooker
is head of the Hooker Electro
Chemical company, nationally fam
ous producer of chlorine.
Mr. Hooker wants to make n
summer home out of the property
w'1'L'h has a frontage of a quarter
mile on tho river. Now If Mr
Hooker fences his property with a
E
ST. LOUIH, Juno 14.- (ff) Loon
"Cloose" Oosliu, hard hlttlnc out
fielder of the Washington Senators
has been traced to tho Kt, Louis
Itrowns for Helnlo Manudi, out
fielder, and "General" Alvin Crow
dor, a pitcher. According to H'll
Frqli; Browns' "b'uslnb'ss ' manager,
the deal was a straight player
trade with no cash Involved.
Tho trade was engineered via
tho telephone last' night by tho
presidents of both clubs, Phi) Hall
of the Browns and Clargo Griffith
of Washington.
GohUn will appear In a Brownlo
uniform today and Manush In the
Senators' outfield as the two teams'
open a four-game series hero to
day. It will ho Washington's first
appearance at Kportsmnn'a park
thUs season.
Baseball Standings
( My tho Associated Press.)
Coast
V.
Sacramento :t!
Los AngeleH
San Francisco 18
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2l
2!l
;n
as '
m
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40
1 1.
18
2:
2S
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25
25
27
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Pel.
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M'.i
.529
.507
.411
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.831
Oakland ...
MIkhImih ...
Hollywood
HphIIIo
Portland ...
W.
2
SO
Pet.
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.47'J
Ml
.4111
.400
Hrooldyn ...
ChleaRo
New York U7
St. liuis Wi
I'lltHburKlt 2il
HoHton ' HI
Philadelphia I
Cincinnati HO
American
W.
Pet.
.027
.II2H
.620
.071
.417
.4ir,
.412
.314
Cleveland 'Vi
Philadelphia Il.'l
WashlnRton Ill
New. Vorli H8
ChlcaRo 1 20
Detroit Tl
St. Louis 21
Hostnn !
Baseball
Lakeview
vs.
Medford
SUNDAY
2:00 P.M.
at
Jackson : County
Fair Grounds
Fans, turn out tfnd support
your ball club on the first
warm Sunday we have had this
season.
high ft'nee, how if a common every
day angler going to g't throuuh
without trespassing on Mr. Honk
er's land ?
And Mr. Hooker in only one. -if
many who have bought placcn on
the lloKiie. A Medford sportsman,
here a few day ago, said It would
be only a few years jmtll virtually
both banks of the ltoguo would b?
fenced off by summer home build
ers. "There are 2 or HO court de
cisions on what constitutes a navi
gHble stream. ' s.-ivm Harold "Iff -ford,
state game warden. "On all
navigable streams the fisherman
has the right to fish from the
banks or to fish from a boat, no
matter who own.s the la ml adja
cent to the fishing waters. Jtul
these decisions are conflicting. No
body seems to bej able to make a
universal definition of a navigable
stream.
"Ouco a man han purchased land
on the ba n k s of the river a n 1
fenced it. the onus of delernilniim
whether a fisherman can trespass
on sich land in the pursul. of h'.s
fishing lies on the fishermen. 1
imagine that few anglers would
care to tako the time and money
to mako a test case." -
Why couldn't tho state legisla
ture pass a law requiring that the
owner of any land abutting the
Hogue river or other fishing stream
of Oregon must permit access to
Its banks by fishermen?
If something liko this Is not don-j
the Closing of our rivers to com
mercial fishermen will simply mean
tho fostering of private fishing
grounds of millionaires, with the
sportsmen of the Btatp paying for
the fish that these wealthy men
catch, or Invite their friends to
catch.
W1M HLKDOX, England, June
14. Kngland's feminine ten
nis stars rogalned the Wightman
cup by a margin of four matches
to three today, beating America's
two aces, Helen WUIh Moody and
Helen Jacobs, In tho final doubles
matches.
The IJritU'h team of Mrs. Kitty
McKane Oodfreo nnd Mrs. 1'hoebo
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BEAVERS SHOW
SIGNS OF LIFE
Friday Victory Gives Edge
in Series Missions On
Home Run Spree Against
Stars.
IN INDIAN TILTS
Hy lht Associated I'ress
l'ortl.ind hinted at the possi
bility of rising out f last ptaco
by- winning from Seattle, 5 l 1. t
yesterday and taking a lead In j
the series. Ortman, Duck mounds- :t,:
man. shut the Indians out nfter
tho first inning, while House and
Utnuinskl were Ineftective. ,
Anxious to remain in consldera--tlon
as one of the contenders for
honors in tho first . half of the
Con.st lea mi e season, the heavy
hitting Missions went on a homo
run spree yesterduy to beat Ho i
lywood, 9 to ii, and even their I
series. J'ostmberff got two homo j
runs nnd Hoone, Hofmann nnd
Monroe one each. J
Oakland came through wjth . J
ninth inning doublo off UmJ
bard 1's bat to score two and defeat
Sacramento, (i to 5, to keep the : lI
five leading clubs well bunched; :
Los Angeles rogalned an. cvdi
so slight hold on second place by'1-'
downing San Krnnclsco, 6 to r- 2,
tying tho series at two all.
Vankeo lug Ilea ten.
8YDNKY. June 14. (fl Ja-.k
Haines, middleweight champion of t
Australia, defeated Larry Brii;
molia of America on points in,. a
fust boxing bout tonight.
Watson scored the decisive .victory
in the final match, which was
close, hard-fought and decided by
scores of 7-5, 1-6, 6-4. - ;
D. D. LINDSEY
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