Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 18, 1930, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE TEN MEDFORDMATfj TRIBUNE, MEDFORT), OR K(i V EDS EKD A Y.-.T UN E 18. 1 930. Many Gunners Enter First Annual Mail TribimeTpShoQt CLUB OPENING WILL BE GALA T AFFAIR Sunday Tourney to Rate - Marksmen of Valley .". Many Prizes Procured .Boy Scouts Benlfiti r. Who will Jjo tho flrwt southern brogon pinoon buster to have his name InHcribed upon the bountiful Mni I Tribune trap shoot trophy? That is fcho (lUt'Htlon trap t-nthUHi-natx are asking m the day for the Atail Trtbunc'H first annual h,oot draws near. Tho (iiestion will b- nettled next Bunday when th lloguo Valley (iun club's fine ne.v iru p jrf o u mis and c 1 u bh o u ho a re pontfd ,to tho people of southern Oregon with the first Tribune trap uliuut an affair which promises to uo one of the outstanding sporting events in this city each year. H. O. Menilentiall, manager of the Hogue Valley (iun club, is receiv ing many enti'i1 In Sunday' con test, which indicates that the in itial -Hhoot, sponsored by the Mall 'tribune, will lm an oiit.sinHitng HUCCOKfl. -1 Owing tohe fact that the Hoy Scouts lost their Applegatu camp last year by flro, the proceeds of tho first Tribune trap contest will go to, the. fund ftK the new scout enmp at Lrko o the Wood's. Kach year the funds derived from the annual shoot, above oxpenses, wit) be given to some worthy civic ao t'ity or charity. - Many Prizes. Jn addition to the Mall Tribune's handsome silver shield, eiublematlc of trap shooting supremacy In Houthern Oregon, there will bo sVorca of other awards for those J 'ho enter the initial Tribune pig-on-shafitcring tournament next tiunday. A fine kodak, presented ly U. W. Wood of Prospect, will Ho to the high novice, while the Junner-up will receive a silver latter ! appropriately engraved. The platter will be awarded by the Rogue Valley Chin club. A year's subscription lo the Mall Tribune, t tftxe prize for socond high novice, and a five-dollar gold piece, the prize for the high woman shoot ar, were both presented by Mr. Wood. Clarence Knds hns offered a go 1:1 watch to the low gun of tho dnv, an incentive for beginners to ontor the shoot. A list or morennndise prize, awarded bv the merchants of this city will appear in tho Tribune soon.1 Every shooter will bo given a prize. Entries In the first annual trap shoot will be bandied by H. O. Mendonnnii, manager of tho Jlogtio Valley Oun club, with offices in the Fox Orrtterlan building. STRIBLING VON PORAT ( BATTLE IS POSTPONED I- CHICAGO, .luno 18. (P) The 10-round fight liettveen Otto Von Porat and W. 1.. "Young" Hirlh llnn, scheduled for thu Chieniro Htndlum tonight, wu postponed until Friday night, il") to an In Jury Htrlhllng miffi-rert In training PAYStobuqthebest overall SpedallqatthisnjQQ XM 9 1V1 British Hope anns Insurance First Insurance Agency A. L. HILL, Maniger Phone 108 80 N. Central Medford. Oregon Asaoclntetl Prima Photo Archie Compston is one of the British pros carrying the hopes of the English In the British open championship at Hoylake ASSOCIATED OIL TAKES PENNANT IN CAT LEAGUE The Associated Oil team won, tho city kitten ball championship last evening at the high school nthlete field, by defeating Your Office Hoys, 3 to 2, in a close, and ex citing gnuie. Fust f 1 e 1 d 1 n ir kent the scor? down, Dick Smith, oil squirt short stop, making a sensational leaping catch-of a lino drive from tho bat of Ham Colton. for tho second out In tho final inning. Tho winners put the gamo o lco when an easy popfly back of Pitcher Ham Culton, . scored two runs for the Associated squad. Catcher "Pug Hamlin for tho vic tors, was a Uock of Gibraltar. Jlo was knocked for a row twice, but kept, the foo from scoring two run.. First, Justin Hmlth crashed into him In a dash for the plate, and then Leo Watson dirt tho same. lTmplre Al Hagen ruled that the runs' did not count, and Is now tho center of a controversy, Tho game last night closed tno kitten ball season, and 100 citi zens now have no placo to go nfter supper. The games were well at tended and created much interest from start to finish. GOLD STAR GROUP HAVE SEA THRILL NEW YORK, June 18. (ff) The liner President Roosevelt of the I'nited States lines wont unround In the mud and slU of Itohbln's reel' In New York harbor this morn ing, hut tugs puHed her loose In less than two hours and she con tinued to her pier. On hoard the liner. Inlimind from Southnmiiton and ClierliouiK. were 252 gold Blur mothers, mostly from the Pacific const. YANKEES STAG E BAT CAMPAIGN TO STARTLE A'S Score 17 to 2 Victory Over Indians for Third Straight Win Gehrig Gets 18th Homer. Ity Oi lo KohcrtKnii Associated I'ress Hports Writer. Slow but sure the New York Y a n k ees n re pounding their wa y back to the top of the American league pennant raco with their powerful bats. The Yankees have slipped up to within one game of the league leading Athletics and hold Jointly with the Senators and Indians, the runner-up position. Jn accounting for their last five contests Kit he Kuth and company tut together 80 hits for 611 runs. The Cleveland Indians fell victims to the Yankees' big bats yesterday for Die third straight time, losing 17 to 2 when Hoy Sherfd held them to seven scattered hits. Lou Gehrig connected with his eighteenth home run of the sou son among his four hits, while Karl Combs and llnrry Hire aiso combed four In dian hurlers for four hits each. Walter Johnson's team found the St. Louis Itrowns In one of their hitting moods, so lost 12 to 9. The Huston fled Hox hammered three Whlto Hox pitchers hard to win 8 to 5. In contrast to yesterday's free hitting, free scoring contest, the 1'ittsburgh I'irateH and Philadel phia I'hillleH locked In u pitchers' duel to feature the abbreviated Natlomil league schedule. The Phillies won 5 to 4 In ten innings. The Boston Braves climbed into first division, eight games hack of the pace setting Robins, with a double header victory over the Cincinnati Reds, 0 to 4 and 10 to 6. AFTER ATTACK ON ASTORIA REFEREE ASTORIA, Ore., Juno 18. (&) Al Kurnsick, Portland heavy weight wrestler, familiarly known as tho "roaring lion," went on a rnmpugo in his match with Char He Hansen, Seattle, hero last night and had to be led handcuffed from tho ring. Hansen was award ed the referee's decision. Hansen won the first fall and when they returned for tho sec ond, Karaslck started slugging and butting. ReTeree Vern Har rington Interposed and Karasiek swung a right to his chin that sent Harrington Into the ropes. Harrington came back strong and sent Karaslck to the mat with a sharp hook to tho Jaw. Kara siek Jumped to his feet and leaped on Harrington, tenting off his shirt. By that time half a dozen po lice and sheriff's officers were In tho ring and finally subdued Karasiek sufficiently to handcuff him and lead him from the ring. No charges will he filed against Karaslck, it was said. Several weeks ago Referee Har rington, himself a former wrestler, suffered threo broken ribs when Bob Krtise, Portland heavyweight, kicked him for Interfering too much with Kruse's style of wrestling. TULANE FOOTBALL STAR GETS MOVIE CONTRACT HOLLY W OO 1) ifP) Bill Bank er, Tulane university's blond blU zaid of football, appears today In a new light that of movie nctor with a so-called "long-term" con tract. Banker, who for the past three years, has spread terror on rival gridirons in Blxte and was chosen as half -hack on numerous "nil American" selections, will appear In the talkies as a character nctor and comedian although not of the pie-throwing, falling variety. It Is his low southern drawl, and not his ability ' or Intention to perform the unties of the typi cal movie clown thnt won his Job, By accentuating the drawl the studio hopes 1o make Banker n good talkie bet of the aerlous, "denrt-pnn" type. MULLEN KAYOS RATZLAFF IN 6TH PORTLAND, Or.. June 18. ff') A terrific lefthander delivered by Hay McQulllen, clover Denver ne gro boxer, to tho il,(ht temple of Herman Rntxlaff, Mlnot, H. I)., pro vided a sudden and sensational ending to their 1 0-round mala event, In the sixth round here hint night. Until then the bout ha 1 been fairly even with Herman, if anything, having a shade. Charley Hlsku, 17D-pounder from Tacoma. took n decision from Bat tling Slim, Portland, 1 H8. Lou Sauer kayoed Harold West over In the first round: Billy .Ryan knocked out Johnny Snetl In the second, and Tommy Mack knocked out Billy Jenkins In the third. In British Open Associated Pre Photo Leo Olegel It one of the Amer ican golf entries in the championship British open at Hoylake Coast League Yesterday IP AND STEIN MAY PAIRED (By the Associated Press) At Oakland: It. H. K. Portland 110 2 Oakland 4 1 Chesterfield and Woodnll; Hurst and Lombarrii. At San Francisco: H. H. E. Los Angeles !) l'li 1 San Francisco 1 5 2 Itaecht and Hannah; Turpin, Per ry and Penebsky. At Los Angeles: R. H. E. Missions 3 5 0 Hollywood 4 8 1 Knott and Hoffman; Hnlvey and Severeld. ' At Sacramento (night). R. H. E. Seattle 0 4 0 .Sacramento 7 11 0 Zahnlser, Kui.k and ilorreani; Keating and Wilts. Baseball Standings (Uy tho Associated FriJH) '' Coast. W, 1.....PC. Sacramento 42 2? ' .BOO Los AnnelPS UlT' lii '".55 San Francisco 40 S2f!'.TiH Oakland :is 34 '.528 Missions 311 M -.507 Hollywood 32 10 .414 Seattle 20 42 .408 Portland 28 43 .304 American. W. U PC. Philadelphia 34 22 .607 Now York 31 21 .BOB Cleveland 32 22 .1.113 Washington 32 22 .1503 St. Louis 24 31 .43(1 Detroit 24 32 .420 Chicago 20 31 .302 Uonton 10 35 .352 National. nrooklyn 34 10 .642 Chicago 32 24 .571 New York 2S 25 .528 Uoston 25 2li .490 St. Louis 26 28 .481 Pittsburg 24 27 .471 Philadelphia 22 28 .440 Cincinnati 21 24 .382 Tony Cuccinello. new third hnso- mnn for the Cincinnati Ueds. played last year with Culumhus. Ohio, in the American Associa tion, where he batted .358 in 162 game. BE IN SEMI-FINAL By Frank G. Ciorrh Associated Press Sports Writer. VANCOUVER. B. V., Juno 18. (P) Some tfUTiri hattles were look ed for in the second round of match play in the thirty-third an nual Pacific northwest amateur golf tournament today with two former western amateur cham pions, the present northwest title holder, u former northwest winner and any number of city titlists competing for honors. Provided they tvih their matches today and tomorrow, the two for mer western amateur champions, l-'rank Dolp of Portland and Bon Stein of Seattle will meet In the semf finals Friday. Stein hurled a mighty challenge at the field when he tied the Van couver golf course record with a brilliant till six under pur to take an 11 hole lend over his town mate. Lee Steil. in the morning 18. He maintained his lead in the afternoon and eliminated his old friend and Jinx, 11 and 10. Portland gained the most num ber of survivors In the first round with six. ' Seattle and Vancouver had four each and Victoria and Yakima ono each. In the women's dlvfsion yester day, Mrs". Vera llutchlngs of Van couver finally heat off a serious challenge by Mrs. 13. A. Wheeler of Bellingham in defense" of her championship. Washington's stnte champion. Miss Hi Id u MeAuslan of Seattle was defeated In an upset by .Mrs. K, McAlister of Vancouver, two up. Newport. New equipment in staled In 'Midway theater. Three Killed When Bolt Strikes Tolling Bells of Village Church BUCHAREST, Rumania, Juno 18 (P) a dispatch from Scoars ch, near Fagarasch, Transylvania, today Huid that three persons were killed and six fatally Injured when lightning struck the tolling church bells of n church sheltering a crowd Ui a terrific storm there. Three? peasants, frightened by the storm, climbed the church belfry and swung the bells with their hands In signal to me re- j mainder of the crowd to kneel and pray. Just ns they knelt, llglitnlng struck the belfry and the three were killed. The church caught fire and six died later of burns received. A larger number of others were burned- bndly, tho peasants re maining ruoted to thejipot. SOLON HURLER ni iiiin AurN- fi-i unit UULHJ IN NIGH! IILT St. Bernards Also on Water Wagon; Now Carry Coffee L XEW YORK. June IS. (IP) St. Bernard dogs no longer carry brandy In llttlo casks tied to their necks for persons who may be snow bound in the Alps. They have vacuum bottles filled with hot coffee. The news comes from .Mrs. Marlon MncDnnnld of Mukwonago. Wis., financier, who has returned with n prize St. liernnrd, bought at the famous monastery. ! DATE OF ST. LOUIS OPEN j IS SET FOR SEPTEMBER i ST. LOUIS W) With the date changed three times, the St. Louis $10,000 open golf tournament now is to be staged Sept. 10. 20 and 21. The meet, originally set for July 2. 3. and 4. was shifted to avoid conflict with other tourneys, and because it was thought many of the leading golfers of the na tion, will have ended their vaca tions by the later dste SiV FRAVCISCO. June IS. (JFl Everett .Marshall of La Junta, Colo., took two straignt tans irom Hob Krtise, portianu, ure., Heavy weight wrestler, at Dreamland au ditorium here last night. I'uitxr hiu niriibmo snin. Marahnll pinned Kruse to tho mat In 34 minutes and repeated, using the same hold, in two minutes. 1-ee Wycoff of Missouri wns the ii,.tnr in the HPinl-windun. defeat ing Tommy Thompson of Plilladel-1 plila m two strnigiii inns. i L WANER RECOVERING FROM LONG ILLNESS PITTSBURGH. Ju,ne 18. (P) Lloyd Wnner has rejoined the Pittsburgh Pirates and may he able to take up his outfield duties within the next two weeks. Out all season because of Illness, Waiter was discharged from n Baltimore hospital yesterday, rlo ( will begin tniinlng at nnce Keating Improves Rating As One v of Coast League's Best JVlo.undsmen Ducks Drop Atibther. in By tlio Associated Press Ray Keating, Sacramento hurle who has been pitching coiiaiMemi7 good ball without getting a ' amount of publicity, and ,v" sneaked up to second rank In the Pacific Coast league mound stand ings, Improved his rating by shut! ting out Seattle last night, 3 t0 0" Los Angeles crashed back into a slim hold on second position by pounding Turpin and Perry, sa Francisco pitchers, for 16 hits to win. 9 to 1, while Uaecht was hold ing the Seals well in check. Hollywood . took a home run contest from tho .Missions, 4 to 3 Tho Reds got three circuit blotri off llulvey, but each came sona rntely. Carlyle of the Stars, Bot his while three were on liases In the first inning. Oakland took a heart breaker from. Portland, 4 to 1. Chester fielc,' of tho Ducks, held the Aoorhs to five hits, but four of them were for extra bases and his team 'could make only one tally out of the ten hits they got off Hurst, the winning pitcher. Tho ten homo runs the N'i York Yankees and the Philartift phia Athletics batted out In a re cent game, equalled a major league record set In 1023 by. the St. Louis Cnrdinals and Philadel phia Nationals. 3-STATION NETWORK MAKES FOOTBALL PLAN Stomach Distress If you suffer from gas. hear:- hntn, sour stomach, bloating and; dyspepsia, why not make the IHo-l tvx 1 5 minute test ? Absolutely ' harmless and making thousands 1 foel like new. One Incredlent has the nmaxing power to digest 3.000 I limes Ms own welJit. Don t give up. Uet Dlolex at any dru store. Put It to the test. Money back If you don't feel like new, and able to eat most anything In comfort. IMntox must satisfy you 100 per cent or coat nothing. Only fioe, Hold by J it i in n & Woods I ru it ritore. NRW YOUK M1) The Uadlo Quality chain, made up of WOIt, Newark; WLW, Cincinnati, a n d WMAQ, Chicago, already is mak ing plans for the football season. Tho group tins announced that It will broadcast a nation-wide football forecast each Friday, starting the week of October, and continuing through November 10. A national football nuthorlty Is to make tho forecasts. Tho Internationa... I Automobile Cup raco from Paris to Lyons, n distance of S&t miles. In 1900 was won by Ferdinand Charron. French driver, who averaged 3S.4 mlloi an hour. SUFFERED WITH PILES 8 YEARS Then Quickly Relieved by a Simple Internal Home Remedy READ AMAZING STORY OF MR. GEORGE KERN "I lufferrd for eight yrs with 'pile and no remedy I could learn of would bring relief, until luckily for me I saw an advertisement about Colac Pile Tills in the paper. I nerer dreamed a 75c bottle of pills would work such wonders but they did, and the very first bottle relieved me so much I kept taking them regularly with my meals and today I'm a booster of Colac Pile Pills for they are easy quick re lief for anyone - suffering with piles," writes Mr. Reorge Kern a well known sausage maker who like scores of other people here, praises Colac Pills to the sky. , No more nasty salves or supposi tories. Just a couple pills with a swallow of water at meal time. Relieves pain almost immediately and in a healing soothing, truly wonderful way they go to the very roots of the trouble internally. Doctors are now endorsing Colac Pile Pills. Thousands of men and women testify to suffering one to thirty years, and then their trou bles gone thanks to Colac. Write Mr. Kern if you dot-bt it, 2549 Dak St. Kansas City Mo. If your drug gist hasn't Colac Pil. Pills, send 75c stamps, or coin lo Colac Chem ical Co. Hrentwood Md. Result, guaranteed or money back. 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