MEDFORn MAIL' TRTBUNE. MEDFOIff), OKKGONT, THURSDAY, JUXTS 2(1930.
PAOE TWO
YANKEE TENNIS
CAPTUR
:e eoge
IN OATS PLAY
Miss Ryan and Helen Moody
Favored to Win English
' Women's Doubles Title at
. Wimbledon.
Champions!. Both Of Them
WIMBLEDON, Knff., Juno 26.
UP) With Booby and Mih. Jonos
of Atlanta. (3a among tho dis
tinguished guests Jn tho stands,
Misa EliK&toeth Kyun, American
resident off England, gave United
States a flying mart in today's play
of tho English tennia chtimnlon
nHlja, whan he . defeated Mile.
Jominno Bllmrt. Ihdgium'H No.
tvumen'H minting player In etruighl
Wta, 6-3, 6-4.
;Jtlaclhg tnrough twelve atralghl
"Vela. Mr. Helen WIHh Moody nnd
, MIhs Hyan- defeated .Mm. V. Hurr
uhd MIhh CI. S.. ThompHon. Kng
lund,, 6-0, ti-0, to hecoino tho fa
vor i tea ,to win tho English women's
doubloa eiuiiiiploimhip.
vi'MijMH,. MHry.rnef,. youthful Kan
aa Cily, ijionwilioh, wuh ollm inured
by MIhh IJuybt, . cxjiuriuQQed HwiH
player, 6-1, 6-3.
.-.Berkeley Jiell and Gregory Man
sin, alternuleH on the United Htutea
David cup team, defeated Counl
Vpn-Salm HoogHlrnuten of Austria
and Burr of England, 7-5, 6-4, 6-4.
Big Bill Til den and hut Dutch
Vardner, H. Timmer, Ilotland, won
their first doubles mutch, eliminat
ing R. Dcterdlng and J. K. Ueddall
uf England, 6-4, K-6, 6-2.
- Ueurgo Lutt and Johnny Do?g,
United Htute douhlea champions
wcro, forced to the limit to defeat
the JSngllHh team of V. A. Canealct
and J. C MuHterman, 8-6, 13-11,
7-5. -: ,
. Mhta Helen Jueobn, California,
inuxle' short work of her watch
with Muw 11. Stanley, England,
winning 6-3, 6-0.
V i M''& v 4! If
Pin , Mf . I
V "f ? V, , -VTl fr4 i M
f A" M t"4 4 -n..; f fif s
Four Games in Chicago Ex
pected to Decide Leader
at Turning Point, July
Fourth. - .
CRUCIAL ;SERIES SLAPSIE MAXIEf
ROBINS VS. CUBS FINALLY GA1NSI
OPENING TODAY CHAMPIONSHIP
By KtHvnrtl .1. Neil,
AwHociated Prexa Sports Writer.
BUFFALO, June 26. foP) Slapsio
.Maxey .Itosenbloom oC Xew York,
stood forth today as new chumpton
The recent Oregon fttuto mnateiir polf ttwrnev wuh a f::mllv affair.
Frank Ioln (rlr;ht)f won from Vincent Dnlp in (ho fin:il:i. listh are
2hamplonH. l'rank, liesldes winning Hi" Oregon nnmtfitir title, nlso
ih NonnweHi nmaieur champion, wnile Vinceni, wno i.i n sophomore
lit the University of Oregon, Ih tho Coast conference golf tltlint. Vin
cent will represent Oregon in the oatlonul intercollegiate tourney In
the Eaut this summer. -
Foul Ball "Lost"
j Bleacherite
I Gets It, Is Rule
8AI,i:.M. Ore.. Juno 211. P)
Wuri'y. Kllloit, wioHtllnK InmrucMir
Ht this-Unlvowlly of Oregon, U3
ffBtMl'Toimny Jlyiin, Murifurii mlil
fllcwojRht, hero Wciliipnilay iiIkIh,
. two .bilt of thiol! fall. Ilyim look
tliQ tfi'tit full iiHnf a Moili'H uf lirad-
fenslvu To win the next wnm lio
'ulunimcil riyiui In Iho mat with
MCl. Rlllto that llio laltcr llcpd. d
h ox(ra ftvo-inliiiito rest poiiod.
Btltl' w'oftk. Ryan foil an oaay vhi
tlm to Klllott'M flying body bcIh
. orB, tho fall coming, In 41 Hi min
uton. .
. . 4
Coast League
Yesterday
(By tho Ansoclatod Pi-o.sb.)
At Portland: It. 11. );.
San Francisco 7 la 1
i'ortlnnd 8 H 2
Zlnn' and Pcnebnky; Malls and
Palmlsano.
At t.oa Angolos: It. H. K.
tfacramonto 2 6 1
Hollywood 8 13 0
Thonia. Smith nnd W ilts; Tur-
nei and IJatisler.
- At Seattle: , It. II. )0.
l.os Angeloa li 8 2
Heattlo 7 U 0
Harfoot and Warren; Hansen,
Lamaimkl and ,'ox.
. At Smi FranciHco: It. II.
Oakland ; t . it 1
Mituionii 4 li o
: CntRhoad nnd l.nmbardl: II. I'll-
itin and monaol
)fU U
Here's fl VHCation trip
that has everything
J foreverymcmbcrof the
family. A water cruise
from Seattle to Victoria
arid Vancouver on a PWrt
cess liner . . a rail trip
through the magnificent
Canadian Rockies ... de
lightful daya at Banff, Lake
Louiae and the far-famed
Bungalow Camps in'tho
Rockies. ..then a return
voyage via Calgary and
Spokane. You'll enjoy
every moment of it
rates aro moderate no
passports required.
7 Get details!
Shirley liutuher. who panned the
Hcninr lewtH In the vxanilniiiions
ffiven at the Jtetl I'roHH Hwihfniln,;
claKse.H at the 'iNatatoi'lum, yester
day afternoon won firHt placy "in
the . retrieving and dlhi'rihtog r;tcw
and second place in lh. .SO-VJAU
free stylo race. For firfct jilaco in
the retrieving race, young Hatchor
was given. a Ix ttc?lVu"1v' i'i1
place lir 'the dTurolifng Faco, a
iieo stylt a dollar box of uamiy.
iSecond place in tho retrieving
race was won by lludd (.tail, third
by Lloyd 'Jhimmock, nnd fourth by
Jerry Jygren, Kaeh received a
box of candy. IJoyd Kaininock
received second In tho dUrohing
race, with third place going to
Marry Kohlumm, Winner of bcc
ond place received a pneket-knlfe,
and winner of third a firm aid klt.l
1-loyd I'lammai'k won flr.st place
! In tho oO-yard free wtyle, with1
j Harry KoblnMon takliiK third. The
100 wwlmmliiK ticket, awarded by!
Aierick'a wan given to th winner
of rlrnt place, and a hunting knife
was awarded for third place.
Learn to mwIiii demount ration"
by the hoys and girls who have
learned to swim during tho 'week
and who have parsed their begin
ner's tost wero given under 1 hn
direction of Jean Khcrhart of the
I'niverslty of Oregon, who has been
in charge of the classes.
Jackie LlttrcM, (leorgo Codding.
Jean Kttle and IMilIlp Kldredge
were featured as members of Ml
Golda Itoone's "get - aciiualnted
with -water" class, featuring o
eral types nf diving. These young
sters were not willing to put their
faces In the water tho first day of
the school, hut were eager to try,
and have accomplished a great
deal.
Might life-saving exhibitions were
given, with Marjorie and Dorothy
(loff, Itudd Gail, Jerry Nygren,
Gordon Turner, Harry Itohln.Hon.
Shirley Hatcher and Lloyd .Ham
mond taking part,
Malcolm Stlne, 0 onion Turner
and Dana Thomas put on feature
act. In which amusing actions an.l
mistakes of 'Htlrio and Turner
brought much laughter front the
largo crowd assembled for the car
nival. Vorreet methods of diving
and other maneuvers were tihown
by Thomas,,,
W. W. Allen was In charge, with
.Mr. Kberhart and Lillian Koberts
as Judges.
A large number parsed tsts dur
ing the tfehool, this being the flru
time that tin? examiners' tents were
panned (n .Med ford.
Those passing tests were:
Kxa m tilers test Oaua Thomus,
Iorothy tioff. .Marjorie (litff.
Senior t est, reee Ivlnti pin and,
emblem tiers Id A. N'ygren, Shir
ley HMchor, Harry Kobinson. Hudd
Gail. lordon Turner. Neville ISlden,
J untnr test, receiving pin and
emblem Gerald! ne ltob!nson, Ion
Llliot, Harold Williams, Houul.is
Vll.on. Klwyn Krou, Herbert Har
per, Donald Noilson. ltoper 1'avd,
John D i c k e n o n, Frederick
Younger. .
Swimmers Josephine Hunto.
Mary I teddy, Maxlne It loom, Har
old Klngslry. Herbert Nellson.
William Walker. Jaek Wood. Don
Horner; Mary Klllot. Verim Shelley,
Itebecca Chanry. Ituth Vanish, Lu
cille Lltrrell, Hohert Gall,
CHICAGO, June 28. P)
Hereafter a foul ball landing
among spcctiitom at Wrigley
field is legally a lost ball
for tho iCubsrunlcss an usher
grabs It first.
IMunlclpul Judge Allegrettl
deckled that yesterday In dis
missing charges against a
boy who picked up one of
Hack Wilson's Hpn and re
fused to wurrendet' it. to an
Insistent usher.
'I don't blame, you for tak
ing the ball," Judge Allegrettl
said. "If ouo cam my .( way
'at a ball g'amerV'Ky I'd grab
it, loo." . . . .
; r'.. : , :
4. 4.4
By Hugh 8. Fullerton, Jr.
I Afisuciatcd Press Sports Writer)
. Separated hy one game, the
Kobins and the Cubs open In Chi
cago today a series of four games
which probably will dechle which
will reach July 4 the traditional
hig point of the season, on to.
Brooklyn has held first place lor
about a month with a crippled Cub
team hanging right onto the next
rung of the ladder.
The Robins could not hit Hay
Kremer yesterday, getting but
seven blows. Pittsburgh touched
Dudley and Clark for eleven blows
and a 5 to 1 victory.
The Cubs hit the Philadelphia
pitching much more freely hut
barely pulled out the game hy a
13 t6 12 score to sweep the three
game series and score their eighth
victory In nine stmts. .
The Cincinnati Reds shoved the
New York Giants deeper into third:
place, by winning the series final.
Jl to 3, to break even In the four
games.
The Yankees took a double vic
tory over the Browns, 10 to 4 and
5 to 4.
The Senators held onto second
place by heating the Cleveland In
dians for the fourth successive
time, 13 to 5. ,
The Athletics got un oven break
with the Chicago Whi-u Co:-, romp
ing through the first game 8 to 1.
Chicago took the second, 7 to 2.
Jack Russell of the Boston ' Red
Sox had just one had ' inning
against Detroit, the eighth, but
that waa.enoughto glvf tho Tigers
stho game; 4 to 3v i I i, i' j, i
CAtrrj Goe4lhtiUOsr.
1 JIm. . .. . ..aMt't
aiMitfcM
CAT BALL TEAM
WOMAN SEEKS RIGHT
. OPERATE FISH TRAP
Tlie Associated Oil company.
throUKh Manager Webster last
night at the Hotel Medford ten
dered a banquet to Its kitten ball
team, winner of tho city champion
ship. K. J. Cook of Portland, dis
trict sales head, of Porttanit ar
rived from Uoseburg after a hur
ried auto trip, to be present at
(he session, which lasted until 1 1
o'clock. Itoy Wakefield of the
local force presided, The team
ami others presont did full justice
to the fried chicken.
The officials complimented tho
players upon their victory, ami the
players thanked tho Associated Oil
company for tho fried chicken and
trimmings, In short speeches. Kx
temporaueous remarks wore made
by Kudolph Hhtgler, Itay Lewis,
Klbert Coleman, John Heekln,
Stanley Itlden, Warren ("Pug")
Hamlin, Leon Lawton and others.
Malcolm Htluo made n speoch and
executed u nomber of piano solos
in a capable manner.
The meeting adjourned with
plans underway for an Associated
oil basketball te,am next full, nnd
a gridiron team, In th Ovent kit
ten football is played. '
SALi:.M, Oiv.. June .T '
Kathfrliif -Irf ft Mm of Astoria bus
filed a mKjUu7U' suit hi the mi j
prctne court seeKlng to compel .t.
T. Hoy. state iiiaster fish wurilen.
to grant her a Ilcenoe to operate a
fish trap In (Tie Columbia river.
PORTLAND, (tie.. Juno 26. A)
Al Karaslek's head proved to he a
little harder than Abe Colmuu's
and Karaslck won lixst night's
wrestling maieh. two out of three
falls. Atter flvo minutes of wres
tling for the final fall they met
head-on. Both lav limp on the
canvas. Karaslek wns the first U
recover and by blind Instinct crawl
ed over to where Colman lay and
fell ftcroA his body. The Jewish
wrestler took the first fall with u
flying taekle in 3! minutes, 31 see
mid. Kakarslek evened tho count
10 minutes later with a series of
flying reverse headlock. Colman
was tn a fair way to capture- the
deeidim- fall whop the battle of
skulls ended the mateh.
JiHp.il Joe and Jaek Duane, Jun
ior mlddlewelKhts. put on a fast
preliminary In which every known
wresillng hold and some new on
were used. YaouI Joe won tho
ftiateh by taking one fall with a
Hanson Rated One of the
Toughest .Matmen ' Ever
to Face Oswego Rancher
Match Is Monday-
uob Kruse, tho Oswego rancher,
will tackle the touKcst opponent he
has ever faced here when ho meets
tharley Hansen, Seattle heavy
weight wrestler, in the main event
at the Armory Monday night, June
30th.
Hansen didn't gain his name of
"Tho Terrible Swede from Seattle'
without earning it. And ho has
earned the title because ot his mat
deeds.
Inoffensive and the most gentle
manly kind of a chap when out of
tho ring, he forgets all this, when
ho starts hostilities. .Not that Han
sen Is unnecessarily rough, and vio
lates the wrestling rules.
Instead, he stleks to tho rules as
long as his opponent does, but he
is' naturally strong and rough, and
doesn't handio his opponent with
kid gloves. -
Again, his pet hntd. the reverse
body slam. Is ruinous when he ap
plies it properly and puts all his
steam behind It. Whirling his op
ponent In tho air, the shim,, as Us
namo sonifies, slams him lo tlw
mat with such force that It Is a
simple matter to walk over and
pin his shoulders, for It leaves the
unlucky fellow "out." He knows
not what Is going on.
Itob Knows Danger.. . .
Whether Hansen can do this t.i
Kruso Is a question. Hob, wno
wclfths the same ns Charley, is very
agile, and knows what Hansen can
do with this hold. Ho doesn't pro
poso to he tricked by it.
As Hob Is going to be extremely
busy applying wrlsttocks. he fig
ures that he will have Hensen on
the defensive from the start. Other
good wrestlers have tried, nnd been
badly mistaken,
iCharley can get this hold o
quickly and from nny position, that
he Is dangerous at all times, even
when half groggy. He was in this
condition from a series of head
looks applied by that past master.
Kd (Strangler) Lewis, but ho slip
ped It on this big fellow, who ruled
thtf world as champion for n period
of years.
And Hansen picked Lewis up In
their mateh, 235 pounds, carried
him to the edge of the ring nnd
dumped him on the bare, board-,
outside. This, in the opinion of
the referee, constituted a foul, nnd
ns It was the deciding fall, ho lost
the verdict. However, a man woo
can handle Lewis like this In going
lo be danuerous for Krue, or any
one ele.
Both wrestlers. ar strong-.!' th'in
their actual weight would Indlrate.
With their speed and experience,
they should battle along even terms
hi practically every respect.
v -insocinted I'rcis I'ltutn
Cornell Crews Lead in Percentage
In Annual Poughkeepsie Regattas
POUOMKKBPSIU. N. Y.-fPI-JCornHl, with 13 victories out ot
MarM III hold, the beat winning averuo In lb. unnuul inU-v
C0,'K'how.,..-hh.d and a victo.y fot- tho Mid-
dKvThM C Vi. n.o utteml, and ie aucce-a-
fu.1 thfa year would hvo an averse of .100 to Cornell's .i M.
A 1 of Cornell'a victories were Kal,.,l prior to JUKI In the relBn
of lcoach Charle, E. Courtney, while all of tho Navy, triumph, have
been achieved since tho war.
The record, of th. crew.:
lumene 401.
C0'ne11 3 .asa
, 7 .;ioi)
WashinKton " (
California . ) "J,,.,
Sy" 4 28 IliS
Columbia J a u,1
Wiscon"inylcompeted'l' '2l''-ac in . Stanford in 8
and Harvard and Massachuwtta Tech In 1 each, but never managed
to finjsh fir(U! i , . j ,' . .- . -
CLOSE MARGI!
Seattle's Defeat of kJ
Enable Sacs to Avert Tl
ior rinnacie uucksUJ
Again.
PORTLAND LEADS
'WIUNIE' GOLFERS
IN SEMI-FINALS
Maxie Rosenbloom
of .the licht heavyweights, cpn
tiuoror of the only man who ever
eoiiHistently gave him trouble dur
ing his amazing fighting career In
three divisions.
Maxie has whipped the best mid
dlcwelghts, some heavyweights,
and now he has accounted for the
last of the 175-pound top-lighters
who had held out against his dis
couraging ring attack.
Last night Ilosenbloom gained a
close decision over Jimmy Slattery
before a crowd of 1:1.500 In the In
ternational league ball park here,
and with victory canit the only
championship he has ever fought
for In 10 years' of battling out
standing ring men.
Five times before, the team of
Slattery and -Itosenbloom furnished
tho feature attraction along vari
ous by-paths of ringland, and it
four of the engagements Jimmy,
pride of Buffalo', first; ward, gain
ed victories. .V
Maxic won only one. Of all the
men he haa beaten. . Including I.eo
l.omski. Ace lludklns, Jimmy llrad
doek, Dave Shade, Larry Johnson
and Pete Latzo, only Slatter.v was
able to como back and. defeat hhn
consistently.
Hut last night, beforo $:i.'..ono
worth of customers, Rosenbloom
givlncd hia revenge by winning the
title Slattery has held since last
February when ho defeated I.ou
Be OK,a hero and gained general
recognition a.s the successor to
Tommy I.oughran, retired from the
7H'lound; ranks to Joust With If I -tljv
S.U qc'e.'ss aijBlnstSthiS icavy-
welglfts:
1'OrtTLAND. Ore., June 'JC. (Hi
Seven ' Portland golfers; and one
visiting Pljiyer, Barge Peasa, Tu-i
coma, today are battling over a 30
holo route for places In tho semi
final round of tho first annual
Pacific northwest public links
championship tournament.
With the exception of Pease, all
visiting players who qualified wero
eliminated In the first or second
round of the championship flight
yesterday.
Clyde Flnlay, Seattle, one of tho
outside threats, defeated Georgo
lnglls, Portland, 5 and 4, in tho
first round yesterday but was elim
inated on the 18th In tho second
round by George Parker, Portland.
Pease, tho Tacoman, had an
easy lime yesterday, eliminating
Dr. R. J. Pashberg. Portland, med
alist, 5, and 4 In the morning
round, and Bill Pranltis, 'Portland
4. and 3, in the afternoon.
OF SCHEDULE IN
IT CLOUTS
.KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. June
20. Frank Troeh, Karl Troeh, H.
L. Deatnu, Henry Veateh, Charles
Dockendorf and other prominent
northwest trap shooters arrived
hero today for tho opening of tho
first annual trapshoot sponsored by
the Klamath Gun club. The shoot
opens formally Friday.' .:,; '
Baseball Standings
CHICAGO, Juno 20. Vft Bade
Ruth's homo run barometer today
disclosed tho big bambino was ex
actly eight days and two homers
ahead of his record breaking
schedule of 11127.
Ho hit two circuit smashes yes
terday to give him a .season's total
of 20. In 1027, he did not make
his twenty-sixth until July 3. On
June 25, 1027, ho had only 24 or
two less than his presont crop.
Hack Wilson of the Cubs and
Walter Berger of tho Boston
Braves are four blows behind
Ruth's, record-breaking pace and
two behind Ruth's 11127 schedule.
Hack came close yesterday against
Philadelphia but didn't succeed
while Berger was idle.
Thcro are 272 vegetable drying,
canning, evaporating and'Trultj
preserving plants in Canada
(liy the AssorLucd j,
Sacramento's slaying m-t
solo holder ot first piace
Pacific Coast league remilvj
t:int vctttci'ilnv In
...... u. ..... rc-iiaiiirg i,y Holl),,
8 to t. thanks to Seattle", v
inning triumph over Los i. '
7 to 0.. An Angel win xmh
,...- ...., i llv lor lne ead
Turner of tho Sturs hou Sar
mento to five hits as the p
wood outfit made it tw0 g
taking a four-run lend lnnr'!
Inning. Thomas, on tho hm ,
the Sacs, went out In the H,'
Knothe, Indian third to.,
clouted a two-bagger in the I'
half of the ninth win, ihc
full, to overcome a i.ty,
lead and even the serieg u
Rtt'mo each. Lnmanslil VM ,.
winning pitcher.
San Francisco sained , ,
leaders by duwnim; Portland
liy, ( lo i, jimmy y.mn keciin;1:
Ducks from flying far, evenln":
series. 8 '
Herninn Plllette of tlio Ills
shut Oakland out after their ihr
run second Inning, and the j;.
won as llufft's second homn
the day accounted for the lasts
Pi'iircssor lo Ascend
liltl'SSIOUS. June 26. ((frV-P:
fessor Plcard of Brussels Lniiw
UOilttr In ll'V .1,. !'n in. n!n.
in tho air for scientific oterv
lions, ho will use a bailout,
an airtight aluminum cabin, t
attempt will be made al Aujsl:
Germany.
Classified vii
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F0RJULY15T017
PORTLAND, Ore.. June 26. iff)
Kalph Tonilintion, preHident uf
the Oreison (iolf association, said
today the Oregon state junior Kolf
tournament would he hold at Lake
Onwego July 15, 16 and 17.
lie said three tournaments!
would he included in the one. One
tournament will ho for boys up to
15 years of aRe, another for hoyn
from 15 to IS years, which will
be the junior tournament, and an
other, for Rlrls up to IS years.
Tomlin.son said there had been
no entries but resist rat ion would
open tomorrow. Tho decision to
liicorpuraLi thctlucOv louiJiauients
In one was made tolay at a meet
I n tr "f the assoelntlon.
liy the Associated rress
Coast.
W. i.
Sacramento 45 'i'A
Los AiiReles 4-1 34
San. Kraiiciseu 43 37
Oaliland 43 37
Missions 40 39
Hollywood .: 3S 42
Scattlo 34 46
Portland 30 4 a
National.
W. L. ,
llrooklyn 38 22
Chlcapo 3!) 25
New York 32 28
St. Louis 30 30
Hoston 27 31
l'lttMbuiff 26 32
Philadelphia 23 34
Cincinnati 25 3S
American.
: ' W. ' L.
Philadelphia 41 2 1
VajhliiKtoii 3S 21
N'ew York 37 24
Cleveland 33 30
Detroit 20 36
St. Louis . 27 37
ChleaKo 23 36
Must ii li 23 4(1
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