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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, O'l I !'- OX, KIM DAY. JUNK 27, 1930. Western Crews Not Disgruntled by Losses at jougjikeepsie BEST CREW WON Congratulate Cornell On Fine Race .(JERSEY FLASH SAYS - MANAGER OF WASHINGTON Shipped Much Water in Rough Going, But Did ' Mot Row in Top Form Have No Exbuse. GOLF COURSE TO POI.YIlllfKKPHM-:, X. V., Juno 27. iP Reports of western otvws being (lifMitiHlfrtl with ilu rendi tions under which intereoll-glate varsity race wiih nnvcd yostord.iy, and having tit rent ened not to re turn to tho Hudson next year, were dteribed by representatives of the westerners Unlay t.n "absolutely untrue." The hauls for these reports ap peared to bo the fact so vera I motor craft, Including a eonst guard pa trol vownl, in keeping abreast of leading crews in I he varsity moo, caused a swell and helped lucre.. v the waters shipped by Washington, Columbia, Navy and other which trailed tin Cornell crew to tho finlith. Washington, only, one of the three western eights nf for ted by these conditions, offered no allhi, nuicb 1ckh considering any pro test. "You ran flay for us wo 'lost t" better crows yesterday," said Karl ( mphell, graduate manager of Washington. "We shipped a ht or water in the rough going, so i much two of our men had to jump' overboard at tho finish to keen the 'Pay Streak' from going under thej Medford i to have another mini waves, hut wo did not row our hint , ature golf course. Construction rat;o. nnyway. wn,.,c hlls imHiy Mi.rted on the ;U'ashinpton Ik HUtlsfled tho he4 IlIpIM ,.IPI.ty xrth Itlver erey won the raee and oongrntu-j H,(h,t wUtlo lh(, nw Ilmu:lomP.lt late.s Cornell n well r.s Hyraeuae. (,ar(l wl jp ,m.nl0(L for a KroaMorrormaneo. .... - roiunp,K. 0f iCjimphell'fl tatem.nit wh eohood K(intn lir)iml, tUxl is' Installing, and will operate the new cour.se, which he expool.s to have complet ed within two week' time. .M.v Fell Ins operated Mini liar golf cou men in California and is en thusiastic concern I ng I he outlook for such a business in Mod ford. "If the course we are now work ing on get too crowded," ho stated yesterday, "we will InHtall another one near tho same location.','' . Auooiated Pr Photo Tne varsity crew at Cornell university, one or the heaviest and strongest eights that has been teen on the Cayuga river in years. Left to right: J. L. Nlles, stroke; H. O. Algeltlnger, 7; B. B. Clark, 6; N. E. Scott, 6; Ft. J. Heldelberger, 4; J. R. Shallcross, 3; A. B. Butler, 2; S. Y. Austin, bow, and J. B. Burke (In front) coxswain. I byAl IMl'leltson, Washington's h!il ('(inch, who declared ho hurt nti ex CHAP. kleinTTrstto i riiNwnn. juno ,27. w "Chuck" Klein of tho slugging hat errant 1'hilllos In the firm major league player to hung up 100 lilts in the 1 U30 campaign. Klein Rot three hits for his KM) yesterday in a losing doiiblo Iieudor with I'lttshurgh whilo Terry of tho flinntH fell Hhnrt by oiie when ho got only tine hlnw In a winning game against St. IoiiIh. iiodapp of Clevoland Iimh the mrtHt hltH in tho American Ichkuo with 9(1, yet neither ho nor Klein lend their Ichkuoh in hlttlnu. With Rod and Gun In Rogue Valley - By Ernest Rostel and r Dick Green , InR March Brown nnd Hod UpricUj flieK. Ifo Hay Kteelheud are notSi I plentiful a.s they mittht ho and that the water ia a little low and very I clear the last two or three days. Kvorett Trowbridge reported n .micceHfifu day yesterday nt Hyatt I'j-alrle dam In the CireennprlnK mountains, whom bass abouiul. Fishing for trout in the smaller streams is not at its best, with lim ited catches bein reported from such .streams aH Ucd ltlr.tlket, South Fork and Middle Fork of It ok up river, lluck creek and the small streams on the Diamond Lake road. ISIS . .; . .. t ' I WIMBLEtodN'. Kris.. Juno 27. UP) OrPBory MmiKin, Now Jersey fliish.' toilay defeated flreat I-Jrl-tain's rankiliK NinKle.s ilayer. Fitninv Anslhi !l-7 10-ltt. V..U. In a maieh which lasted nearly two j Kame without Jmprovlnf? their po hours. sltlon. for WashliiKtnn anrt I'hll.i oung XlatiRln, In his first sin- delphia have each won eiRht out Bles appearance on a center court, P. C. Jllsham, while flshliiB at the mouth of l.lttle Ilutte on UoBUe river, reports he hooked three sleelhead and landed one on a .Maieh lirown fly. . lllll O'llarn and ,V. R. Ile.'.ll eaiiBht a hasketl'ul of ha.s.s and croppies at Hyatt I'ralrlc yester day. ,. . Kly lisliin:4 is Just ns upplicalili! ; ttt Kinall tnoullt black. . haKti as; lie lielieves that the demand r.ir , n out, and ciappies and perch can I this popular sport In Hertford will bo ttitiRht by thin lure Just na! jurtiiiy Mir miini uinum ipi m Baseball Standings in rrtrtltlon to the one pow w""' "HOi'tsmon naya, eoc SnKrnmnllto ,. .... ...i.i.t. Mill V IlK'un ixllxVvntiiu nf ilin 'l..l..b J , I Fly tho Aflsoctatcri lress) Ccjst League .W. L.., Pet. in operation on South Oakdal Coast League Yesterday iniiy mono nrtiicrcmn 01 t lie imclt-' i0H AiiimiIph wal(M' huhlnd Clolil Hay tin in. Hush Oalihuul flsbiiiK bus alwnyn been Bond al San Krnnciaco llyatl I'niiilo (lam, in Iba (Irnnii- MIhsIoiih HinliiK mouiitnliiH, easily acccssililo Hollywood 15 , 15 II . I'l ' 40 1 3!) .r7o .r.7i .sin rudely shocked Di-ltish tenuis nspi I'ants. Yhe kluB and queen arrived Just In time to see the closlnB phase of the match. t Helen Jacobs, California star, today advanced another round In the women's slnBles championship, defeatins ill's. V. D. List of Great Hi Haiti in stralKht sets, 0-0, 11-1. In the mixed doubles Kllzabeth Ryan" nnd J. Crawford defeated O. CI. X. Tuinbull nnd ilia. J. JO. lllll, t-3. Wilmer Allison, of Fort Worth, Texas, defeated CI. 1. IIiiBhes of UnBland, 4-U, 0-1, (1-2, 0-3. Wilmcr Allison and Miss Edith Cross paired to defeat CJ ,R. yher well and Miss V. Jl. MontBomery of KnBland, 3-0, 0-4, 0-2. Mrs. Helen Wills .Moody defeat ed Miss M. Canters of Holland, 0-0, 0-1. Royally Interested The kitiB and uueen yiayed to see Mrs. Moody, the queen of the tennis courts, defeat her sturdy Dutch tipponent. .Miss Canters dis i played a lai'Ke variety of strokes HBainst the world's roremost wom en's player, but their combined ef fectiveness enabled her to win only one pmp. The third of the second set. As usual Mrs. Moody wasn't i extended. I. llenii C'ochet, French tennis star ! defeated II. K. Lester of Client IJrl lain, (i-3, 4-0, 0-3, 0-1. W. T. Tilden, of America, and 41. Thinner, of Holland, defeated Landry ami CrandBUillot, K-0, 4-0, 0-1, 0-4. ' Johnny Dock, the California HDUthpnw, Joined the American march by rtel'eatiiiB 11. F. Mar 111 of KliBlatld 0-3, 0-3, 0-1. HEAVY tilTTINb l TrisDi-raged:l;ANIjt:LS W OF AMERICANS wmm P NlCLEl FEATURES DAY LfeK SKIDDING t : LJ. J ' ) t 111 r 5.1 x.- I H ; . ; -i. ; i t i IB 3 tl WW i 111 ! w X Ranking British Player; Yanks and-Cleveland' Cross Loses Two-Hour Match to i plate 24- Times New Mangin Royalty Sees; York Giants' Contribute Mrs. Moody Win. " I National Loop Hits. By Itiisli S. Fulld'toii, .Tr. As-soclated Press Sports Writer. The Now Vork Yankees have won seven out of their Inst 10 of 10. The Aithleties ar? a game and one-half . uhoad of the Sena tors with the, Yankees another "half flame back. , i Tho Yanks won yesterday, "after, a struirffle with Cleveland. Thu. count wns 13 to 11. Nino ot Cleve land's runs enmo in. the hist four innings. . , . Philndolphi.'i and Wr..5jiinpt6n were victors by big score in a day which produced 106 hits by the eight American leanuo 'cluli.s nnd 76 runs. The JUhJotfdi 'rnarle 13 blows, eight of them tor extra b a.ses. off Sammy CJ ra y , an d de feated St. Louis, 8 to 3. Wnshlnr- ton, scoring seven runs In tho first inning, trounced Detroit, 11!. to 1. Kvon the humble I tost on' Ud Sox did some heavy hitting, . de feating the Pale Hose, J) to 7, The Now York (Hants outdid anything the American league could offer by piling up 20 hits to beat St. Louis, 12 to 4. ' Pittsburgh won tho first game from Philadelphia, 1 to 0. Kvery Pirate clouted tho ball nt least once in the second game to bring an l'l to 5 decision. Tho highly heralded struggle of the titans between llrooklyn and Chicago turned Into a demon.str:t tlon In honor of Dazzy Vance which put tho Uohins two full games in the lend with n 7 to 1 triumph. Three - Straight iLossi lo Stars Hurts Solon (W .Portland Gets uruDDing. 40 42 al tills imi) of tho year and bonis Sean lo '. 34 47 lire not necessary.. . Portlnnil ::o 50 American League ;i?" .f,IH:' Ily the Associated Tress. At I'ortlind: It. II. H'tn I-'ninclsco 12 1 r Fortland 2 7 2 .MilJtiH and (laston: Walters, Cbesteiflelil and Wooilall. j Shore llsbiiiK iinn resiiltcd In ! nuiiiertiliH Bood cntclieH find Tiles are known In have their share 'of Philadelphia H nshiiiKlon W. 1.. I. 1 1 lie? credit, especially on hriehi 1 days. Kly fisliinK In I ho Ooltl RuyiNew York hiickwnlcr nnil llyutt I'ralrle tlnm C'leviilnnil has piovoii sportier than Iho use ! Detroit of wooden minnows nnd pIuks, i 9t. Louis '... BY LDMSKI'S BAD EYE . PORTLAND, Ore.. Juno 27. An oyo Injury recetvec) In a bout In tfnn Krnnaclsco with Annum! Kninnuel, will prevent Leo Lomskl, Ahordoen light heavyweight, from meeting ('rod Lenhart, Spokane, hero July 1. Tho fight hus boon postponed to July 22. Mickey Jiolan nnd Penny Polz, Portland lightweights, will hend llnp Uio boxing. .show hero next fl'uosday. - At Han Francisco; ! Oakland j M lesions j .Mcl'llroy and Head; 1 lor and Hrensti't. At Sealtle: Los AugclcH Seattle Paerht jind and ('ox. It. .. H 1 .. 5 Leiber but furnish more dilflcnlt nngling! ChicnKo V i duo to Iho nhsenco of tho several hcoks attached to tho other 1 tiros, j 12 .... 30 ...... 38 :i:t ! 27 2;i 21 7 I Cas- At Los Angeles: Sacramento Hollywood lttyau. Oottld and Koehler; Shol tenbaeU anil Itnsslcr, Cook. Cfiielnnutl ... Philadelphia Klamath Kails Consumem !as company fiiHtalllag niatiiB in tills city. - Mr . . . ,A Sue Wais' Troubled , witi Daridi'ufT, Too. Btit It ti i Also Vanished REALLY WONDERFUL. THIS USER DECLARES "It is simply wonderful tho way Lea's Hair Tonic restores the natural color to gray hair and leaves it no pretty And nice. It also banishes every sign of dand ruff and makes the scalp so heal thy I can't say enough for it.' writes Miss A. L. Landeroer, whose picture appears on the right. ("licfore I began using Lea's Hair 'Ionic my hair was rapidly turning gray and I was constant ly troubled With itchy scalp and dandruff. That was two years go. In a few weeks with In'a'ii the dandruff had gone and just as natural as anything in the world my hair had all turned back to youthful color and since then an occasional massaging of the scalp with ush keeps it lovely, con tinued Miss XJindcriW. whose ad dress, is III! 17th Avenue, North Nashville, Tenn. ' Thousands of beautiful women distressed at gray hairs or off enllircd locks, have learned la's Hair Tonic works so natural like when used at home that even ex efts fall to detect Its use. One ook so much hetter groomed anil it lakes .ten years off one's age, users declare, .socially or in busi ness, beautiful hair, is an ael .worth i many times' the trifling time and expense of using lea's Hair Tonic. Freedom from dand ruff is another blessing that users' Mf always come from using is, i Ilass Himwnlim season Is I be Tirnoklyn sprhiK Kf'lho year when Hie ckrs I ci.i,..,..,. ,,l' I, ,1,1 li o utl,.l. ...i. . u. u. 13.'". . "'. '""' -NOW lol'K ,; ,poject pi'iiiriiiiiiiK ironi uio nottoni st. i.ouis ' k 'ij'" w't. M'lio male stands I'iltshiirKli Ituelher K ' "r lusl I'"1'1"'1" llnston urn rumii iij iiiii II uit'i iliiU to tuko care of themselves, liming It. It. K. thiH period iho null aro very vie 2 ti ' 4 i Ions and easy to catch. 13 j,-, j i ror i mil leason. tinseti sciisons tor Mass havo heen proposed as a means of protection during the Mpnwnlng Benson, Next .Sunday will, probably find the usual irnnd sized delon i l Inn or' Modford atiglpi'H ni Hyatt Prairie ; M,,lllon llilinil,,1(l and suceesstul catches are anticipated. National League W. CLOSING OF FORESTS' CRESCENT CITY PLANS W CELEBRATION 30 3!) 3:1 30 28 .5011 .LSI .42il .,'1751 1 Pet. j .0311 1 ,.,,,! PORTLAND, Ore.. June 27. P i dl.'ti The Kvernor today received a; Id 1 i of " resolution adopted by 1 .4311 f tlle board of directors of the Vis! chamber of commerce, wh ich .;S3 1 asiveci tne executive not to close .3751 ,h0 Oreuon forests to huntliiR dur ! Iiik the rire Heason without eon pP( I venlng a conference of slate for .(;tn ' esters and representatives of OREGON TENNIS CROWN LURES FAMED PLAYERS PORTLAND, Ore., June 2?! (P) 'The largest fivvuy of tennis talent ever entered in an Oregon meet will start play Saturday morning on the Irving courts with nalionnl champions and national ranking players battling for , tho Oregon ci'own. . NP:YATtK.'"X. J:,"June 27. P Discouraged over his failure lo develop a contender, Tris Speaker, one of baseball greatest figures, has resigned as manager of tho Newark club of the International league. His resignation was an nounced yesterday and Jack'Ons lbv, poach, was panted acting man ager. Speaker came to Newark . ns m'annger nt the start of the ji)2!( Season. Tho Bears finished sixth last year. Now they are seventh. BY Dl lly tho Associated p. After more than sij iveeki1 i lary sojourn In first nosin the rnclfle Coast league mento found its leadersliln shared ,y . j.s AnmH ; downed Seattle yesterday, 5l0, " " lost place i,i the benators, who were l)0ien h, Hollywood, 13 to 2. ' The Angels dealt l,iow , i ternn , "Hutch" Hue'ther i Baecht turned In another Melt, hurling exhibition, sliutu,,. 4! Indians out 111 all except tbteishi San Francisco anil OaklanJ rl mained much In the runnlns, Ixnl winning yesterday to l.e tin) (,. second plaee two games behind lb( leaders, and It's anybody's racer, among the first four clulis. ' I lie, heuls pounded, three 'i'on. land jillcliei'K for an easy vict'orj. 12 to. 2, Miljus holding the Dntk, to ..seven, scaltcred hit.s.anil Cro setli, figuring. In all'uf.VhaiW Man eranctscp doiiliii! plays, Seven errors eoiinuiiiceil liy ti, .Missions aiideii to seven lnnhi shul-out ball pitched by .Mc,, gave ine vaus all K 10 ft Ylclpy. Crane ICxtensive wool shMnk made from this town. I'irsi ti growers meeting recently lielrl 4 Swallowing a pin cuised tk( dcalli of a reindeer at the . I'nn'ruvn riw tn ipi "The Sock," iPortlanu's .hw recently. rolilier, was f4a richer today utter he successfully completed his Mill Job by looting the Clarence Wls'l ard garage last night. . The robber, who earned Ills name hecalls he carries a man's sock In which to carry away hl.s booty, dis guised himself In IlLs latest rnh.. hery. . I Hi? used a sack, not a srtck. 6 6 6 Relieves -p HejJocho or' Neurilii In 30 minutes, checks 1 1 , Cold ik first .day. and checks "Malira ii three days. . 666 Also in Tableti 2G 2S 31 32 31 3S 31! .600 1 sportsmen's organii'.atloiis. .541 .1112 .4117 .4f.fi .3117 .3!I0 Fishing Is reported In be heller Hum nverago at 1'lsh l.nko nnd I'ltrlier Injiiml the road ht in as good condition ' ST. I.Ol'lS. June 27.- as' it ever Is In tha suiiiiuer time. ! Ileving, right hami pitcher for the! Tho trip enn be made In tlnoo 1 Olanis, suffered 11 broken litmis, with the last few miles to STICKIES PLAY 401 SUNDAY AFTERNOON! Klamath fall's. jUno k- j(Pl The practice shoot yestcidny The stickles will piny 401 linnch i "fternoun preceding the opening baseball team m t:io Orant Service , f, tho ,flr!" "nnlmi shoot of " t-iater Luke ii,;. Uunm. Klnnuith Knlls (.n.l,, ....i.,i,.v KuiHiny iii .- p. m. .no i na and I-, ji, Troeh, rortlnnd, US adniissliin will he chnrged nnd ! In the 1 1 li yard event. there Is plenty of parking space. I Lamm scored the highest In the 60 handicap, scoring 43 and E. J. I r lAi-ms. .North (lend, scored second CRJ3SCKXT CITY, Onl.1 June 27 (Special) A four-day cele bration will begin here July . 3 through the co-operation of the Crescent t'lly American Legion post nnd the Del Norte county, fair board and Indications are that It will be tho biggest of its I ninu in iui.il iiiMiory. no united "ie uin(AU ,i -t..tv uvnii 1 1. win ih . ill me harbor and as a special treat, sailors will he taken over the I'.edwood highway to Medford where arrangements nre being PRELIMINARY SHOOT m"do for ,h""' -n't..alnment for The conference, the resolution said, would decide whether closing of the forests was a no-j cepsity. I LAMM AND TROEH WIN ! a few hours. The celebration committee has secured the services of the (Irnnls 1'nss band, which will also furnish music dining the evening on the beach In a special stand to be constructed this week. Greshnm Oregon Slate Fox anil Fur nreeders association rcccnily held meeting here. Lakethe-Wooij ! .Mr ' e Reservations Now July 4-5-6 Spend the Fourth of July 5n the Cool of the Pines. Good Fishing and Bathing Large Lodge for the Convenience of Our Guests. DANCING EVERY EVENING Phone 883 Medford for Reservations ward the lake ire woiHt to tra verse. Moats, are for rent by Iloyt Smith who has also begun the construction of u Vesort to nc.oomo dalo tlshermen fit Heason. A limit nf 15 eastern brook trout has been set ior Hint body of water hut of foils aro being made to have the limit out down to ten. Latest re porta indicate that trolling Is the best method fof Fish lake. Made of finest ingredients with only the, faint phaMiiK mlor of Uiy ruin nnd neer Maiuing ncalp, hnt liuinir or pillow it used with delight by (he mot fastidious peo ple. StiggoHt it to men in your f.inulv also. The same bottle doei for all colors or eonditioim of tho hair. tHtain a bottle from drug gist, HhanipiM Ihnrotighlv and Mart the treatment tomght and follow simple direction on the hottle. Manufacturer guarantee you'll be pleased nnd delighted in ix weeks of daily use, or money IWk. If dnimriM hasn't left's end money or M.imp for dollar bottle return mail. I.r I9111C (o, llrntwoot, Maryland. ; Pr. Kntinett J. Cat pouter and Joe Slegmau aro local fishermen planning to go to the river tomor row. Karlfer In the week. Pr. Car penter fisl.ed tn the llig Hut to creel;, hut said tho water was muddy nnd Nshlnsc not up tn aver age. That condition, however, is believed to have cleared up Binco thou. o - Morrill Const met inn work nn. when Htruek by n batted ball Iur-jder way on Tnlon gasoline su Ing pve-gamo practice yesterday. j stntlon. south of town. It Is reported that fishing ts mueh Impioved In Diamond take with large catcher being reported dally. Killing at UiIh mountain report thin week Is said to rival that' of the first two weeks of the season. A tt hough the futlmoii run Is over, catches ore ntlll being report fit in the llogno river, liny l.ove this week caught two, one weigh ing pounds and tho other 20, in tho region of .laekson Kalis bo low Hodge bridge. K. t Hamilton reported the oatrh of n -" pound salmon at Happy Camp em the Uogue, "I'iftk" Thomason wan nnmng recent nnulers at l-'lsh hike, where he caught hit limit with worms. ,tanes llov lepi.ris tmut fiyhlifg f iii ly genii in the !E"gue itnl made satisfactory catches last week, us- WHEREVER YOU GO YOU FIND toe Milblbtbini Maltt '-tNI Distributed by I R. Fridegcr.'Ashland, X)rt; Tickets Whole evening $1 per tonple, or 25c per couple nnd 10c ft dance. WHO Will Be "Miss Medford" Meet Her at the Oriental Gardens SAT. NITE 'i Dance Beauty Revue AUSPICES MEDFORD L&ONS CLUB WW by the Knights 0f Antony a