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, VA.NCOUVKK O Q.L V CM LI,
Vuncouvflr, li. C Juno 21 (fl'j
Tho trolfiiiK firm of "Huitun mid
lliKun" tuduy ncccmillHlK'd ; lx
Kmittwl uti-oku of ,uninesH In tliu
Pacific Nori'hwwit Amateur , Golf
tuurnnmunl. - .
Wielding ft hiukIc Mutter and n
piln-drivlinr driver, JSdillo Hutftin, '
l w-yeur-OHi rurimnu iwy, cum
Ut'cd HiH voting friend mid
lwiiHinun, Julinny UobhliiH, S mid
7. t tjuewfd Fi'imU Dolp an north
wch niniitour 'chumplitn and be
romo Hie yotinjreHl tltloholdcr In
llio liUlory of the 23-ycur-olrt or
Kanhculiun. l!iidr; the watchful yo of his
47t-yoHrld , brotlKMv rudUu .mil
roach, Johnny Hokum, KUUe cap
tured eiKlitt birdlon In tht BH
luWJiR plnyod iiKiiiiifct Iiolhln-,
and ljrouj,'IH the , match dormlc, 10
in hUo of Kpai'kltiii.' j)Iay by It's
opponent. .With ton holea to v
and ten JioIch down. IlohlJlns won
llio twnty-Hivtnth and twenty'
cfKlitli with blrdiem before ho bow
ed to defeat, with iv Jiulf at Iho
twfiity-iiliith. IloaJi wan four un
ilr nnr fur thp twonty-nlno holes,
whllo KobbliiH Wa-H nix ovei'.
'Mi(tVom HuLcIiIjwm of Aran
rouvcr won her fourth northwest
I'liainiiioiiMhl) and her ne;und in
th hiKt two yemrw. when nho waltK-
, d through her final match with
Mm. Fred Jucltmm of Heuttle, 11
and tt.; ' .
After tfoinjc five .down 6n tlto
morning round to some of the must
wpectaoular polf wen during tho
tournament, Hobblnn .started out
Htronn in the afternoon to win the
flrat hole with a birdie three. Uu
mnk a forty-tout putt on the bin
rolling green to reduce the count
to four down. :
Tho lows did not bother tho now
champion In tho leant, n he came
rUrht back to drop an elKht-fo'jt
putt at the Herond hole for a win
and then mink a G()-footer at the
fourth for another bird I p to lead
by nix hole. The marveloua put!n
Heenied to take the heart out Tf
Hobblnn nnd ho dropped tho next
four holes to ko ten down and ten
to KO.
, With the renult then only a
matter of time, Johnny stepped out
mid picked up a par win at tlu
ninth and a birdie at the tenth to
make it dormlo, K. Hobblnn' putt
for a win ut tho eleventh, balanced
on the lip of tho eup, ' but would
, not .drop, thus Klvlng Hogan an
Gluht hole 'lead with only Roven to
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HECTIC BATTLE
VA K LA Nil, June ai. I'l Oak
land Hound out l'ortl; ud, 2-1 to
day III a bitterly eonteled l.i'ii
tniilim Kmne fcHtmcrt by a idti'h
Itic duel b i' I wren I bib Alcglald
of,, tlm On Km and Junk Wallt'iH uf
Ibc VlHltOl'H,
The OakH tied the count In the
Mlxth utter, yalteiH bad held them
lunleHH for. .five frameM and hit
Ichh fur the flret four,
McQunld, recently Hlned by
( hi U laud a(ter bin rcliMiKo by the
Ml'liitiH, received Hiiappy HiMM'ort.
Waller had the edge In pitching,
allowing five hi Ih while MrQimld
wa iib ked for clRht.
Mt vv , u. II. B.
Portland 1 S 1
Oakbtml 2 & 1
( 10 IjinhiKM).
Walter and Wuodall; McQuald
and bombui-dl.
" It. II. K.
MlnHhum f S 1
Hollywood n 0
Lus AnKuleH .....i . 11 17 1
San KruncJaeo 7 lit 1
Itallnu, Peterh and Hannah; Ja
eubn, 1'erry and (hiHton,
... -(, . ;
CMytlo rrnl)trpp itnd Kojtp 1ihkI
lircnd, Kloritla burkfilil .tarn for
tho pnul llirro ywirn. huvi' aimii'il
with tho I'llilHiU'liihin ir footbull
toani.
IIukIi Hurling, Alabama Kindu
nto hulled us n hi put iihohlim prn.
piM't, ahut out Nnnhvlllo, 4 to 0. In
hln doliut with tho Atlanta Crack
ortt of tho Houthcrn aHsot'latlon.
Tho (Irlnu-a twins. Koy anil Hay.'
are buck In the name Ipiikiip HKtiln.
Roy play, firm l'ai for Atlanta of
the Southern awioclntlnn and Kuv
haii signed u-tth Mobile.
Wllllain Xlrlnun, Jr.. tht .roond
frenhman ever to win rl numr
nl. In-four nport at VlfKlnln I'olv-Iwlmio-
In.tltul, Ind hi. cIh.. nf
R00 In hcadpmlo work.
Indiana t'nivpr.lty runner, won
AMATEUR TITLE
DRNORTHWES
WON BY HOGAN
I C i. D C I
I I A1 FAUnPITFC IU
four of five plnom In (hp two ml 'o I
lace of tie (KM Hljt Ton game., '
mi nrnTraimrn
IIUtriLIVIBLK
SEEMS LIKELY
Sharkey Offers to Buy Off
Schmelling's 'Manager
For Return Match Final
Decision Due Monday.
XHW YORK, June 21 (A')
(.'onferenccw bloomed ull over town
today and Mad hum Mtjuat'c CJarden
promised gomelhlnK Important In
the way of announcements con
cernijiK Mux iHcJmndllnn'H return
bout-With Jack Sharkey by Monday
afternoon.,,
.'I'lut! final conferon-ee between
Garden offlciaU and Arthur liue
low, deponed manaKer of the German-
who won , the heavyweight
ehamplonnhlp on a foul , from
Kharkcy June 12. In scheduled for
Monday. After that in over the
Garden ho pea to -be able to an
nounce tiiut the lust bar to a return
match in September lias been re
moved. SchmellnK Is ready if ho nan
Kfvln a release from Huclow's man
UKerlal contract which doos not ex
pire unlll October lit. Otherwise he
itiHiHtH he will remain Idle unlll (,he
entuuKliiVK alliance with Kuelnw 1h
wljiod out by time. Sharkey Is so
anxloux to nmiovo the atuln of his
defeat on a foul he la already on
record at the New York State Ath
letic commission as willliiK to pay
Huelow's 20 iier cent shnro In
Sell me I line's wircb,
Apparently the unfortunate n 11
or from Ilonton bought somethlim
when ho made Uwtt offer. PVank
Hruen, general manager of the
Garden, left for Huston tnnlRbt Ut
talk with Sharkey an:l his nian,!
Ker, John Ituekley, as to the term
of Iho purchase, Sharkey's answer
prolmbly will be enclosed In Mou
day' proclamation.
Huelow Is said to be willing to
tear up tho contract for about
$50,000. which would; approximate
his share lirM(ix'i) jiroflt . from f
return match. y ; ,
BY SAME SCORE
CHICAGO, Jiine 2 1 . (!') The
Cubs tripped Hunt on twice today
by Identical scores, fi to 4. They
emtio from behind In the second
Kanio to defeat tho Jtruves, after
Kotntf 12 IniiiiiRS for tho decision
In the opener.
The scores (1st game) H. H. K
Hoston 4 K 3
ChlcKRO : : & 0 2
U. Smith, Cunningham, Selbotd
Hpohror; Hluke, Teachout and
llartnett. ,
(2nd frame) R. if. K.
HoHtOII 4 1) 1
Chicago 5 11 3'
ST. ' LOUIS, June 21. P)
O'Houl hit two homers, a double
uiid. two singles as Phlladcllihia
defeated the St. Uouls Cardinals,
13 to :i. hero today. The IMilllies!
had 21 hits. I
The score: R, II. K. '
Philadelphia IS 21 3
St. Louts 3 12 2 ,
Collins, Smith and O a v I h ;
Haines, Jlald ami Mancusu. , .'
IJlTTSlUJltGH. June 2t.(P)!
Tho New York Glatits came from
behind In tin in (he ninth IiuiIuk
today and scorrd miolhur run In
the tenth to win 0 to (i. Conior
osky hit his second home run tu
two days for Pittsburgh.
The score; R. II. K,
New York 1 ft 2
PlttHblil-Kh f 10 2
Mlti-hell, Ponohue and O'Kurroll,
Hokuu; Hrauie, Sieneer and Pool.
CINCINNATI June 2,(
Brooklyn gained an. even break In
tho series with the Rods by wln
n t lift both uanics of a double-head-ei
today by scores of four to two
and five to three. The second eon
test was scheduled for seven Inu
iiiK but prolonged an extra frame1
before tho Robins got tho deciding
runs. I
The scores: R. it. K.
Hrooklyn 4 .7 2
Cincinnati 2 s 1,
Phelps and Lopi'; Campbell,;
Rlxey, Johnson and Kulieforth, :
(second game) R. It. K.
Hrooklyn 5 lo o
Cincinnati a u 1
(Called, eight h, permit Hrook
lyn to catch train). Moss, Tlmrs
ott ahj "Hclnlch, Muy, Lucas und
Gooch,
-i
roi'tillKKIII'Sli:. N. Y June
SI. lT The four otitHtanilliiK
(avorle. In tho vatKlty raoo of tho
InteroollPKhtte reKatta on Juno, ail
roveivd ihv courno here today, all
oxi'ppl the nuvy. In Helt-ndluUted
t i-li, Im. At the n, Delusion of the
ilay that mi w California, Columbia
und WoMhliiKion Hoius nt raolnx
Kpeed. ob.erverH alotiK the bnnka
were unable to plek a favorite ami
iiltreed It im unybmlyi. rai o with
Cornell nnd Kyratune .haplng tip
n. dark horei.
No tlmeH were iinntmnt'ed for
any liiala uIUiourIi W'aKhlnmon
' olncked on the shore nt T . t" 7
fin' a mile nnd a hair uniler iiu.
btlilKO np.l out of right,
rr i niuiuiLU im
MKDFORn MATL
NOCTURNAL BASEBALL IN AU GUR ATED
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ummmn m ! miimii i jiim mi hi i-iwuiai .!- iMMawMMMiiii"MiiM
Atlnnalr.t Prni Ptolo
Morelng Field (upper), home of the Paoific Coact League "Solons" is the first on the western cir
cuit to be equipped for night time baseball. Below: At the te3t of the 180,000 watt lights, Margaret Castle
bats out the first ball. -
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Today's big Mail Tribune trap
shoot at the airport has attracted
onirics from all parts of southern
Oregon to participate In a long
list of handsome prtz.es, including
fine merchandise awards. Klrt't
prize will be a big Mult Tribune
trophy sliver ffnuruved shield, fol
lowed by1 a sllvor platter present
ed by the Rokuo Valley (inn club.
C. W. Woods has donated a
Kood kodak for- the hlKh novice
sen io with a year's subscription
to the Mall Tribune, Mho donated
by C. W. Wood for the- second
hljfh score, Tho Fox Theaters has
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TRTBUNK, MTCDFORD,
Ash la nd 'i tennis team, sponsored
by the Lllhian Chamber oil Com
merce, will tansle with the Med
ford Tennis club team on thte locil
hlh school courts this 1 afternoon j
starting: at two o'clock. . Five Binj;leK
nnd two doublfes matches, will be '
played. ' 'r
Touted as one of the bejji.gHre
Kations the locals have tsijiH this
season, Ashland's team wilt je cap
tained by Dick Joy, lAiitin ueu
who will play at No. 1 for flic in
vaders, Joy probably will. bi op
posed by Jimmy J'JdmlHton, h-lar. y
Butler or Alvin Tollefson.'
"lluttercu)" Kalhan, Doni Uus'i,
Dun Smith tnd Wayne Itamsey, a
hard smashing quurtet, will' make
up tho remainder of the .Vshland
team.
. Med ford's team will be V-hosen
from Kdmiston, Tollef.son, '" Maler,
11. (1.. Wilson, Harry CnrfHd. AN
mus I'rnltt, Itulph liailoy, Al
Sioehr, lllli Itowerman. John Ucd-
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OREfiOX. SUNDAY, .7 LINK 22! 19H0.
, AT SACRAMENTO
dy. Men Carley and Allen Sjiauld-
Ituller and Kdmlsion and Tol-
lefsnn ind Wilson will probably
form the locals' doubles teams,
The McdforU club hus hoi lost
;i match this season In fclub com
petitlun. . ' '' 'f-
The defeat of Earl Tumy by
II. Itosunberg in the Chandler
Kgnn trophy tournament at the
lioKue Valley null"- association
links Is resariled as (ne of the
big upsets of the tournament. Ito-
soiiberK won by five fnd three
Thp only mutch played yesterday
resulted in a score of one up on
the l.sth hole between D. 13. Cray
and T. W. Miles.
Hiitfo P.o'dek of I'enn State, will
retire from active couching this
year.
Clyde Van Dusen, the Kentucky
Derby winner last year, has not
won an Important rare this year
SEATTLE BOAT !S
PEXDLICTON. Ore., Juno 21 Wl
Hull News. Scuttle craft, driven Ijv
Don Vlckei'n, won both heats i;i
the 24-mlle unlimited race from u
field of 34 starters In the openlhB
events of the socon.1 annual Amer
ican Legion outboard motorboat
regatta on McKay U.ke here today.
Tho boats Rot away in perfect for
mation and malo the first turn
without a spill. -
Ideal weather conditions pre
vailed today and more than- 2,000
persons saw the races. The races
will continue tomorrow with
driver .competing, (or tl.OOO cash
urines and several cups.
Charles Seilr, Klamath FalU
drove his Union Klyer to victory;
in tho cla C, 24-mile race, win
ning from 34 starters.
Thp Summary
First heat (Class B), 21 miles
Miss Albany, driven by John Fier-
Ktein, Albany. Thiu, 10 minutes, !l
seconds.
Kirat heat ('Class C) 21 miles
Union Flyer, Charles ZclKlor, Kla
math Falls. Time. 1 minutes, 9 sec
onds. .First and second heats, unlimit'Nl
race, 21 miles Won by Mud New.,
driven by Don . VIckers, Seattle.
Time, 8 minutes, 40.1 seconds, and
8 minutes, 47 seconds.
First heat, Kustcrn OroKon, 2 1
mllo race Yellow Jacket, driven
by John Lcur, Pendleton: Tlmo, 11
mlnute-s, 41 seconds.
iHocond .heat, Kastern Oi-eKon, 21
mlle race Union Flyer, driven by
Charles SSelgler, Klamath Falls.
Time. 9 minutes. 47 seconds.
UUMSOX. N. J., June 21 fP)
Yale's polo (juarlot defeated tin
Princeton team today, 11 to 0.
and gained its fifth American in
tercolle'iate championship. Play
ltiff before a lurjre crowd at Her
bert memorial field. Captain Har
dle Scott 'led tho Old Kli through
their decisive victory.
Once more. Stewart 0. Igtehar;.
ace of the old Aiken team, holder
of the junior national champion
ship arruy, was the leading factor
for Yale. In beating the West
Point endets Tuesday, Tglehart
tallied six goals. Today ho corralled
three.
The score of Springfield and
Fort Wayne In the Central league
was 3S-1K. In favor of Springfield
Organized 1909
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RUTH'S HOMER IS
Nlfl W YOKK, June 21 . (P)-r-With
IJabe Ituth's 23rd home run
of . the year us the. feature the
Yankees took the third and fnuil
Kume of the yeries from the De
troit TifcerH. 3 to 0. Pennock held
the Timers to five hits.
Detroit ; 0 J
New' York .' a 0
k Hosett and Hernia: Pennock
and K. Hargrave.
PHILADELPHIA. June 21 (fl
The Philadelphia Athletics took
the fourth ame In their series
with the Cleveland Indians today
by the score of 7 to 1. Ulshop.
Simmons and Voxx hit homers for
the, A's Foxx' being his l"th of
tho season. ,
it. n. ii.
V-lovohiml : 14 1
Philadelphia 7 " It 1
Hardner,-, tlolowan and Myutt:
Walbcrg and Cochrane.
IICSTON. June 21. P Tho
Doston Hed Sox defeated tho St.
I.uuis Iirowns here today a to 2
in a pitcher's battle between Hua
sell and Stewart.
it. ri. is.
St. Louis 2 8 0
Boston ; 3 7 0
Stewart, Klmsey and Ferrell;
Uussell and Berry.
WASHINGTON, June 21. UP)
rMii....if-rt mtf hit Wiishlhirton and
coibiulng their triple, two doubles,
and seven singles with the Hcnators
errors today won the second game
of the series, 7 to 2.
'The score; Tt. H. E.
(.hicairo 7 HI 1
WnylilnD-rnn 2 S
Uraxton and Herg; B r o w n,
Burko, Thomas and Spencer.
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Friends of Al Simmons, Philadel
phia Athletics' slugger, claim he
gets tougher break from offi
cial scorers than any slugger In tin
American league.
J,ov and outside 1.! the best place
to throw to a batter facing a
pitcher tho first time, says Ted
Lyons, star Whit Sox hurler.
Jimmy Thomson, pro ut the Culo-
rado Springs Broadmoor club, j
drove 390 yards In the face of a
let rung wind
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