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Newspaper Page TextP5GE FIVE All in Readiness For Inauguration of Annual Trap Tourney its MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOX. SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1930. RECORD FIELD TO CALL "PULL" T Keen Competition and Many Prizes Lure Large Num- vber of Entries in Sunday Tourney. The fttoge Is all set for the first nnnuul Mall Tribune trap shoot at tho fine new grounds of tile KoKue Valley Gun club, on the Mrdforil municiuiil airport tomor row, when target-busters will vie for trap shoot honors of southern f Oregon and $250 worth of prizes! and trophies. Indications point J to a- record turnout of shooters j and, as there will he no admission charge.! for' spectators, a large j crowd will wilnem the Interesting spot-ling event. The first annual, shoot proceeds will bo " to,; the new Hoy Scout summer camp at: l.ako of the. Woods, owing to the fact that tho scouts lost their Appli-giito cann liy fire last year, Kach year the funds derived from'Tho Mall Trill-! tine shunt will go to some worthy civic enlerprise or charily iind'thi.i season the scouts have heen choseii as the recipients of (he shoot pro- TnmiiiTitw scores of trap -shooters will make an effort to have Ihelr names head the 1 if-1. of an nual winners on the handsome Mull . Trlhune trophy, a silver, shield which will each year slB- j nii'y the championship on the l . traps. .Many Pri7.es. A rllver platter for tlie runner up. a kodak for high novice and n year's suhscription to The Mail Tritium- for second high novice are among tho prizes. Tho shooter breaking the most pigeons in the fhst 2.1 will win a Jii.on hook of ineaire iickcis. picsciucu Kox-Wesl f'oast theatres while the high woman .-hooter will receive a $r,.00 goldpiece. Low gun will rcoive a fine gold watch. Over SH fine, merchandise prizes recurcd through the co-operation of .Mrs. Henry Bates and C. W. Wood nnd donnted hy tile' mer chants of this city, will bo Incen tive for experienced nnd inexpe- rleneed shooters to compete in ' tomorrow's opportunity to win one of the finn, major awards. GIVE PLENTY TROUBLE It took considerable negotiating before Herb Owen, matchmaker for the Medford boxing commis sion, was able to match Charles Hanson, "The Terrible Seattle Rwede." with Bob Kruse. Oswego wrestler, in the main event of Med foi'd's next wrestling show, June 30, at the Armory. The Swede was no: anxious to wrestle Kruso In Medford and Owen was forced to w-post n guarantee for his nppear- Tnnce here. Medford fans arc well acquainted with Kruse, the acquaintance dat ing back over two years. Bob is a willing mixer nnd an all-around grnpnler. The wrlstlock, taught him hy Ted Thye, Is Kruse's favor ite hold and he has nearly won from chnmplons with this favorite. However, he knows all the holds In ihe game nnd has many nenrl as effective. Hanson's appearance promises tj cause a sensation in Medford a- through press dispatches his ac- . compllshments. In Washington nr.' well known. He came west from Nebraska, the home of some of the best wrasllers In the business. He has had ten years experience ns a professional and hr.s wrestled in nil parts of tho United States nn.l also performed in r.urope, IT? weighs around 2flf pound. thf same weight as Kruse. Ilanso:i pet hold, the reverse body sl.-.m which he will probably attempt in iM scuffle with Kruse. T Ray Frlsble, 100. will meet Wal ter Logan, dS6. Omaha, for four rounds In the j-peclal event. Harry lilllott will referee. PENDLETON REGATTA ATTRACTS 30 BOATS PRN'OI KTON. Ore.. June 21. Ifl'l With an entry lint of more than 30 speed boats from nil sec- tlon- of the stnte nnd northwest. the Pendleton American i-bi"! toilny opened Us second annual Onolorliont reattn on McKay inKe. ...i ......m-.. .i nnn hADirii. Prices tnmlling $1,000 besides INT several cups are offered to thejUis AnReles I (4 .i ....n. .f th ... ,lirt sneed cr.ift. When a delegation of teacher , recently called l)r. Mnsaryk. 4 president of CjeVnoslovakla. In Prague, he nddre.wed them In cwchoslnvikln. Oermnn. Polish Yale's Big Blue Crew Defeats Harvard ! ; , ' ' ' v . ' I 1 I i J ."-X y ' ' 'if W A s i ruk. .. V 1 IWIITll HTfl tm 1 1 1 1 1 IT Tl ITT I Here are Coach ed Leader's selections for the Bulldog varsity stroke; Capt. Bladgen, Rogers, Ladd, Goodbody, McCalmont, Garnsey, coxswain. ANGEL CATCHER L T HOMER TOBEpALSj Eighth Inning Hit With I Bases Full Breaks Up rltCning UUel MarS Will; . . I From MlSSIOn ReOS. i " j P.y the Assoclale.1 Press j v nn a ii in mnuu iimwii nun Angeles broke up a pitchers dueli. veslerilay and scored a novelty in their present series hy recording two straight w;uk, Aownlng Sun Francisco, 7 to 4. Catcher Warren slammed i home run with tho bases full In the eighth, nnd the three-run rally of tho Seals In the ninth was futile. Sacramento stayed ahead of the second place Angela by downing Seattle, 3 to 1, as Kd Brynn set the Indians down In ' rapid fire order. Inst night. Two Senntor douhlo plays aided in making it n speedy contest. Veteran "Dutch" Ueuther took another close heal ing Mission holies slid another notch as Hollywood took Its third game or ihe series. 111 to 5, scoring 11 runs in the eighth to cinch u con- iui hl,.li tliv lilrtmilv linicti- ...,ii., ,,. .! ,Hi i,- whl. h baffled l.lebcr and Nelson. Turner worked well on the mound for the slars while Ituniler led his team's hatting with two homers. Another tight game was played off with dispatch as Howard Crag-!d head pitched bang-up hall to take the measure of Walter Mails, Oak- ln,l ,lnfD!iilni I'oi-tlniwl V to 1 t... ,ii.i kirn... h.. .h n,.ck' nnd one by the Oaks "aided. Two: baggers by Lonihardl nnd Fenton In the ylxth won the contest. Baseball Standings (By the Associated Press.) Const. Pet. .58.1 , .551 .551! -5i I .44'i , .4321 .3117 Pc;. .627 .5113 .583 .561 .43.1 .431 .404 Coast League Yesterday . (By the Associated Press) At Oakland: U. II. ortlnnd 1 K. Oakland 2 B .Malls and Pulniisano; CraKliead land l.oiulianli. A, )-0B AllReles: II. II. K. Misslolla S nywoml 19 9 4 11! 4 Meber. DelloaK, Nelson anil Hot- i n)an ; Turner and Hussler, Cox. : At Ran Francisco R. .11. Iv j rtl nan rrummu (I . nun r i ;uu:ini-ii Ilianuiii uuti Hrien, mum (iaston. ft. H. K. .M nacruii.euio Seattle Q , Sacramento I Hurler and fox; W. I.. Sacramento 42 3o" los Angeles 40 32 Snn Francisco 41 33 Oakland 311 33 I Missions ' 37 30 Hollywood 33 41 Seattle 32 42 Portland 21) 4.4 American. W. L. Philadelphia 37 22 New York 32 22 Washington 33 23 Cleveland 32 25 St. Louis 2.1 32 Detroit 2 5 33 Chicago 21 32 Boston 20 30 Nut ioilill. W. L. Brooklyn , 34 . 21 Chicago 34 24 : New York 29 20 St. Louis 27 2S Baiton - .'23. 28 i Pittsburgh 25 28 ! Philadelphia 22 211 I Cincinnati 23 24 1 Koelili r. With Rod and Gun In Rogue Valley (liy Kick Greene) l-'lshing in Diamond lake con tinues good, the fish striking; he.Mt when tile waler is rouKh. Nearly every fisherman who makes yearly trips to JJlamoiul hike has his favorilu lure. Home prefer troulerinos. some spinners of different sizes and makes, while others like to "nigger fish" with good catches arc made on flies, j The writer prefers a number j four nickel and copper spinner: with the beads on. Hy letting thlsj out 7ft or 100 yards we have, caught larger fish, all running be-I However, it is u matter of per- .,nui nrcCerenee. Good catches are nellig mauo on iop " "Pinnei nn a Hiiifcie hook SIX lllcocs iieiiiuu, ijiitivu iviiii worm. Fishing In the lake, while not so good ns the first two weeks of tho season, will continue fair until the middle of July with limit ditches being reported dally. The state fish hatchery on Din ninnd luko Is tho largest rainbow trout tnking station of Its kind in the world. Between 6 nnd 8 million eggs are taken each year. Of tills number a million trout fry are put hack in tne nine iiniiuany. ! ' together with the fish that. spawn ...ii... mil ti,. - mite Hii'i'hcu iim jmin m iuiil. i Conservatively estimated, we he- Move, fully 7000 fish were taken : from the lake tho first two weeks' i"' 1"" season. On the second "u .."".i. k.. W " thousand fish were pro ugnt j ,jnck to Medford besides lhose fc"'" i" , 1 "'"'.."' many cnugnt ny tnose staying ' 'no inse on ,a.u.,o ..,..-,. Haycaugnt n iu-pouno iresn run siceiuiiiu .vmir. .u, Hogue River on a (fpinner. "I reported hooking four salmon lanuing Any comments, suggestions on fishing, wild life or game are welcomed. Address nil conimunl catfniui to the editor of this col umn. MAX TO MEET IN SEPTEMBER SHARKEY -AGAIN .MOW YORK, June 21. W) Tho st. I)Uls Cnrdinnls bnlted Apparently not satisfied with hison( ,iikoreii their wny to a 7 to questionable world's heavy weight boxing title. Max Sehmeling has agreed to meet -lack Shr,rkey In n .357 return bout at Yankee stadium in September, under certain ' provi Pct. 1 sions. .01 j Uefure he steps Into the ring .iKti I ngaln against tho man who gav" .6-7 ( him the championship on a foul in .4'iljthe fourth round, Sehmeling nay he must have an outright release .403' from Arthur Huelow, Oerman mun .4J1 . ager whom he deposed over a year aco but whose contract doe not expire until October. The Xierman heavyweight als- says he "will have no part of Gra ham McN'nmee as a radio announc er," on grounds the Nutiopal 1'road casting company's announcer was pnrll.il to .Shaikcy and made erroi.,UrlHh n ,, ,obl,y jonnH, In their Juno 12 bout ot the ta-1 vi,n. ... Vp,nrlinv's llrillsh onen Idltim. As Ihe Oarden mnnagemenl lias 0 agreed to take enre of tho Huelow 0 j settlement as well as finding n sul:- able braodc.ister, there appears no re.is.rn why the heavyweight title will not be at slake once more. TALENT TEAM BACKS PARTY AT CITY HALL TAI.r-TNT. Ore.. j9ne 21 (pt I I Talent baseball team Ik sponsoring .. I 5 2 on Ice creim social ond enierlnln 3 ! "mnt nl the city hall In Talent to llryon nnil niubi. Tlie public Is cordially In-Uii-d. O A nuvta ted I'reaa t'hotu shell. Left to right: Tappen, Anthony and Gillespie (In front), Teams Show New Life As Recent Acquisitions Add Strength Goose Goslin Big Brown Aid. By HliKli S. Flillcrlon, Jr. Associated Press Sports Writer Jtncent trades among clubs of the American league, seems to h . series of wise moves on tic part of tho various manil gers involved livery teum that acquired new material is giving an oppcaranco of new life and the pennant race. alrejidy loo close for comfort of the leaders, bids fair to become closer.. The St. Louis Browns, whose batting average has been down no far It was almost out of sight, certainly have benefitted by the acquisition of Ooose Goslin. The Goose, who was doing prac tically nothing for Washington ..,h hu hi,.iB thr(o bomo ,. 8m.c ne joined lit ,,, n,wnHl two In the past two I days. yesterday's homers aided con , s.(,ray , tm, 4.3 vic- ' ..,., .. ... wm, Tl!li Lyons on the mound . Tate provlulng capnhlc ; h, , ,, tno Kox nosPd I out tt 2 to 1 triumph over tho uenntors. ,Jetn)lt wnn , , to (, trom the Ynnkees. The Philadelphia. Athleti-3 took . . . , , i,.,. ... iwo of their lending rlvnls nnd made their place nt the head of the American lengue standing some what safer hy defeating-a third, the Cleveland Indians, to 0. Brooklyn's Robins gave nwny a close encounter to the Clncin- nnll Beds. 2 to 1. While the CtlllS were slugging out a 7 to 3 victory over tho Boston uraves to piuco thomaelves only 1V4 Bames ho- hlml. The Cuba nRiiln ncoreil early ns Cuyler ond Knullnh repeated Thumday'ii home run hitting act nnd Wnlly Herger'8 two four-hag- .. u.puo tn ifIvi him the National league lend with n total of i - I'lttaburK kept the New i oi k nirn 'oiiAno'l I lf 1 1 LI l U 1 1 1 II U fc lv r PROVE WISE INmJ AMERICAN LOOP IHIantB' from BnlnlnB pround by j pr,nctll 'of tne olher ,rnn(H 0f istnKlng a sixth inning uprlning , yter hclng declared not genu that netted nix runs nnd nn 8 toi11B iy a rP(.ent decree In French 4 victory. 5 victory over Philadelphia. BOBBY JONES AS GOLF'S GREATEST hONDON, Eng., June 21. (P) ! There were no rcservullons 111 the i n,ln.lpfll.it liaalr.Uoil tnilllV hV tllH ?f tournament llnnls. Nor was i ; ,. nnv ,,,roHun ot uar j grI1.(f,s , , gfK vineyard over I ,,. , .,. . f Hrlt- ! payers . graeBt of B Uvlng Rolf-1 I pn ,.1H grcaelll girinK geliVlfl ! jnf all time," were nniong the en icomliiins showered iiion the victor lodny, while one writer suggested ! eiiiimiiroiislv that he be conceded biiih amateur open cnampionsiniin lor lire am: auiina:icoiiy iig'senien two cups yearly. "This wonlil restore the oompctl live BpIrS of golf," he said. llecause .she muit wear a ghF' eye as the result 9,1 a crash whll.r riding with her fiance, John W. Nash. Miss Martha A. Ashton of Ijindon. recently won her suit again hlrn for I,!i7a damages. YALE'S VARSITY LEADS HARVARD IN THAMES ROW Blue Ends Fifth Unbeaten Season With Decisive De - feat of Ancient Rival Near Record Time. Ity Alan .1. (ionld. Afwoeiuted Tress Spoils ISdilor. Nl'IW hOXUOX, Conn. Juno 21 it?) With a eharneteristic exhl hltlon of da 7?. ling speed nnd tin- heatable pawor i.i h.ih tiostui Kiuhrers rhoice of any wrap nnoiher trlt. in- I p(lt t,uke phant va rsi t y jai.inill & Voo,iKHiinter"s flash on the intercolle- Kiate seas the fifth unbeaten season for (he blue III eight yl yiuH nf 1 1 hy lMward o. " I lender, w hose m 1 (1 (11 e Initial may just as well st a ml Tor oars mniiship, or om nipotent-', ho fur an Harvard an tithe Crew world Is eoneertied. - Harvard, with a fine nhow of ability, swept to victory hi the twn preliminary rnees or the annual roKiitta on the Thames river yes terday fur freshman ami junior varsity erewH, only tn uhfurh a decisive heat Inn in the eveninK from one of the finest of Kd Leader's Brent- collection of var sity boatloads. For the third straight year and for the ninth time In ten years. Yale ontrowed ltn old rival in the classic four-milo pull downstream from Bartletts cove to the rail road bridge. Vale led virtually nil the way to win hy five and a half lenKlhs. Near Kwniil Time. H rowed the second fastest four miles in tho history of the reRatta, which dates hack to lNf2 nnd bus witnessed t8 varsity races within that period,1 marked by only . ft few interruptions of competitive rlvnlrv Vale Htrnked by tho iiowerful Woodruff Tappen of Pleasnntvllle iY.. nnd cantained hy Gus UlaBden of Greenwich, Conn., -pov-ered tho four miles in ISO minutes, 9:Ji-fi secondn. ' This was less than eight sec onds short of the course record, set by Harvard's viclorioUH 1!H6 crew. louder came to New Haven in 1 L 3 and coached four mieces.svi undefeated varsity crews from through 1926 before the Ntrcnlc was finally broken by Prin ceton on Ijike CarneKle In 11127. llarvnrd also , conquered tho blue that year. 1 Ilea ion In I HUH, 121. California outrowed the 1028 varsity In tho Olympic trials nnd Columbia beat the 1929 nrrny on the Hourfiintonte river nt Derby This year. Ijender nunln turned out nn nil-conquering varsity, vie tor over Columbia, the 1!29 Pou Rhkeensi winner, as well ni PennHylvnnln, Cornell, Princeton and Harvard. Yale ut least can clnlm n shnre of national championship lionory, on the Htrength of this record, nl , though' it may well be disputed next Thursday by the winner of the nine-crew varsity classic nt Poughkeepslc, especially If It is Washington, now the only other unbeaten crew In the country. A large new theater Is being built in Singapore, lirltlsh Ma- j '"V"-, l I'carln nro produced hy the mn- , , k, , . , . ,, hPAYStobuiithebest overall Mann's overall tl Speciallti atthis nriro Trap Shoot Trophy List Includes Prizes For AH rirst Prize Mil il Tribune trophy handsome silver engraved shield. Kunner-up Silver platter, pre sented liy tlin Unfile Valley (inn club. 1 1 ik'li nnvlee Pine kodak, do noted ly C. W. Wooil. Second hlKh novice Year's sub- rr;V''w0V.!i.,lu' Ma" T,i"un" '""" itrr,'.r"' "y yu"WM Cmn """" t lov nun (told watch presented ! hy Clarence Minis. llinh lady shooter $K. 00 Rold I piece, offered hy (.'. V. Wood. ! Meit 'hand isv A vu rds j IS very entry will win one of these ! prizes; People's Klectrlc store merch- ,m)1w 0l.;u,r MoiilKomery Ward Three hoxes shells. Henry Hates A-I razor. C. J. Hreier Merchandise order. It ex Cafe Two special dinners. Hill O'llara One carton Ches terfield clKareltes. Marsh (iroeery 3-lb. can CJ ol den Crest coffee. Liberty Meat Market Merchan dise order. Safeway store W. Main) 1U- Ih. sack Safeway flour. Service Store lu-lb, sack suar. Lee'H Men's Silk handkerchief and bow-tie set. Lawrence Jewelry tdore mer chandise order. I tow man's Harber & Heauty Shop Merchandise order. HILL JULY 4TH ASHLAND, Ore, June 21. (Spl.) Twenty-flvo itmnlour motorcycle rideiH will participate in the July Fourth hill climb, to be held as n part of the big celebration in this city, according to announcement made by Dom Provost. Tho ride will be for tho cham pIonHhip of southern Oregon, smooth tireH nnd no chains or hooks to he lined, and with n $r0 The hill ut the interHectlon of (traiille street and Win burn wny will he gotten' Into condition for Thi is is -Mudfl Jtakery Merchandise or der. !. J. Iluher Straw hat. IMiTirie Hakery Merchandise order. West Side Market 1-lh. can S. t W. I'offee. Itobbins" Furniture store Mer- ehundise order. Tark f Iroeery fan sjileed nuts. The ToKKe,yTwo silk tle pail pure lard. Klilit's Shoe Store Two pair silk i hose. ! Safeway Store (Kast Main) HI-j lh. saek sunn r. John (ii p Kurntture store Small suitcase Littrell's Merchandise order. Al Pieho Servian tray, t ' ru wsim's -Two d In tiers. Medford Service. Station Two mcrcha'ndise orders. Medford Pharmacy Two mer chandise orders. Tho Hooiery One merchandise order. itrophy's Three merchandise orders. St rank's Drue Store I Valet Auto-Strop razor and two Durham implex razors. Larry Schade Three merchan dise orders. Coleman & Law ton Two one Ballon cans of Cycol oil. Dr. J. D. Itickert Two shoot ins B lasses. Swem's I kodak album, 1 Klp-py-Kit brush and case, I take-a-piu desk set. Mutual Mil) & tVed Co. Three merchandise orders. ( Lamport'sTwo shell cases, two ra'oiH and 1 Kohl stickpin. - 'ratiklln's Cafe Two meals. Mcl'hei-Mon'H Three neckties. MaBlH's IIlRht fountain lunches the event nnd the Rradu Is sleep enough to make clever riding nec essary. The Crater Ijike Motorcycle members of Medford are co-oper- utlng with Provost in planning for the championship climb. Kulries from Phoenix, Hilt, Mc Cloud, Hutt ePnllH, Sums Vnlley, Mod lord and AHhlnnd hnve already t been secured. I The motorcycle climb will start at 1 1 :30 o clock on the lnornlng of the Fourth. WA.hr jA WALLA, Wnsh.. Juno 21. P) Ted Thye, Portland wres tler, won from Al Karnsick here lo-st night, scoring a freakish fall over' the Russian to decide the match, Karnsick was apparently about to throw tho Portlnndcr over the ropes when ho lost his balance and fell backwards Into the rlns with Thye. Thye pinned the Hue sian down for tho second , fall to win the match. Ba'seball Stories jj Newspaper . , an means Truth told interestingly STRIBLING PUTS NORWEGION OUT IN FIRST ROUND i . i jGeorgia Schoolboy Sur I a J I prjSeS With AbfUpt CU' max in Chicago Battle Von Porat Outclassed. Hy William Wroke. Associated Press Sports Writer. CHICAGO, June 21. (tP) The angular figure of Otto VonPorat, Norway's heavyweight contribution, today waji out of the heavyweight '"' scheme propelled there by thu .jf left fist of William Strlbling' of Georgia, V. S. A. Two minutes and CO seconds after they crawled into the ring at the "Chicago stadium last night, ' VonPorat, the paralyser, Wf.s stretched paralyzed on tho floor by the same left hand that canned Stribllng to ask postponement ot the battle. V I'he ox-schoolhoy from .Mftcon, Gn., fighting In a fashion that j amazed a throng of around 2dt00t) persons, carried VonPorat off... his feet from the jftnrt, iStrihliug came out using every thing and It was a- thorougnb'be ,T wlldered ronPorat who luunchej : a right swing nt StrHdlngVi jaw 1 and ran Into a felt hook that drop- "r ped him like a. rock. j ' A'onPorat's head struclr the can vns with a thud, and what the blofv to bin chin might' have failed to ' accomplish was finished "when j his head struck the floor. tHtrlbling not only battered Von Porat out of the heavyweight, pic- t ; lure, but leaped into the center of ' 1 it. He might have eliminated Von Porat by pounding out a decision In the well known Stribllng fashion. . - Instead, he was the killer-1 a , pleasant-faced, laughing kllf'er. Kvery thing he did wn lmpreslvo. Ut Unofflcisl figures on the box ot flee angle Indicated the fight; hart created a new Jndoor attendance record for boxing. : Around 21,00ii w spectators paid more than $80,001) l, to watch the stunning exhibition of Ii what trHillng can do-'when.( he " wishes. The- end cano so abruptly that the crowd stood speechless. . 8trtb ling ran out of his far corner;-ay- :W slsted VoiiPorat to his stool,, then -Ml laughed n few words into a radio l microphone. Then he ran to.,VPa" Htrlbllng. his father-manager, , and embraced him. , 1 f-; .s ..-. New South Wales has reverted to the 'IK-hour week. - 'pack a Babe Ruth a i im in ti ll M:i ii. i n M nnd Mnpysr.