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MEDPORD MAIL lEKlBTME. MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 5, "1930.
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Bill Tilden Captures British Tennis Singles Chanpionship
AMERICAN ACE
E
Champion Takes Count of Nine
YOUNG CORBETT
RAR
FORM
AGAINS
YOUTH
-t -
Sensational Texan Loses
Final in Straight Sets
, Helen, Elizabeth Win in
Doubles.
WIMBLEDON, Enul.ind. July 5.
(P) Bill. Tilden won tha Hrltlali
tennis singles championship today
for the first lime since 1821. de
feating hifl nensatlonal young coun
tryman, Wllmer Allison, In the
final in three straight sots, 6-SI,
-7, -4.
'The dashing young; Texan who
on Monday ellmlnnted the defend
ing champion, Henri Cochet of
France, was no mutch for Hlg Hill,
who was .playing In rare form.
1 Big Bill, after several lean years
In which his great French antag
onists dominated this and the other
classic tournaments, ascended the
throne of Wimbledon In drum.ulc
fashion In the presence of the Icing
and queen.
' Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Miss
Elizabeth Hyan captured the woin
nn'ff doubles championship, defeat
ing Sarah Palfrey of Boston and
Edith Cross of Ban Francisco, 0-2,
hi-
. It was Mrs. Moody's second Wlm
hlednn championship of the yenr,
she having taken the women's sin
gles yesterday for the fourth
straight year, defeating Miss Ityan,
(1-8, 0-2.
CONNECTICUT CREW
iikk thiiuif; row
LUULU 111111111.1 HUM
HENY-ON-THAMKB, England,
Jttly 8. W) Kent Hchool of Con
heollcut today went down In de
feat in the semi-finals for I he
Thame challenge clup of the roynl
regatta when Worcester Colleg,
Oxford, led them over the course
to win by half a length.
: The London Rowing aluh won
the grand challenge trophy, pre
mier event for the elght-oared
noils. - -.
Coast League
Yesterday
. fllu tVttk Y uanrttn f Ail Dsnil )
At Portland: ft. II. V.
'Lw Angeles 10 .M 0
Portland :.. 0 8 1
Yerkes and Hannah; Fullerton
nd Waodall
tieoond game: R, II. 10.
Los Angeles 0 11 1
Portland S 1 3
. ;nBarfoot, Delaney, Ballou and
8li I f f : Chesterfield, Cuscarell:,,
Walters and Palm, Woodall.
i i
At Seattle: R. H. K.
Sen Francisco 6 0 5
Heal tie 8 10 0
1 Doug-all and Oaston; Kulllo and
ddx.
Second game: R. H. K.
San Francisco ' 5 0 2
Seattle 2 7 1
Sinn and Lcnebsky; Lamunskl.
and Borreanl,
' At Los Angeles: R. It. E.
Oakland 9 12 2
Hollywood 10 12 1
; Edwards, MoQuald and Lom
bard!; Rhodes, Johns, Ilulvey and
Hevereld.
Second game: ' R. H. K.
Oakland 1 1
Hollywood ' t 0 0
let" and Hevereld.
At Ban Francisco: II. II. E.
Bacramento 3 11 0
Mission 7 12 t
Thomas and Koehler; II. Pillette
and Breniel.
Second game: R. II. K.
Haoramento 6 9 0
Missions 17 18 1
Cole and Ilronsol. ,
Baaeball Standing
(By the Associated Press.)
Unasl.
W. L. Pel.
Los Angeles 51 I 80 .51)0
Bacramento 9 40 .631
Han Francisco .. 47 ( ft J .682
Oakland 40 44 .Ml
Mlssioni 44 4 .4H
Seattle 3D (2 .423
Portland 34 60 .2711
, National.
' W. L.' Pel.
Brooklyn ..... 41 27 ,o:
Chli'ano ........ 44 !, .6027
New York 37 43 -.629
Bt. Louis 30 22 .622
Boston 33 11 t J.4SG
Pittsburgh 83 37 .404
Cincinnati , 27 42 .391
Philadelphia 28 29 .3900
' American.
h' W. L. Pel.
Philadelphia 80 27 .049
Washington .... 40 20 .64
New York 48 29 .69
Cleveland 38 JS .479
Detroit 33 43 .426
Bt. Louis ., , 30 44 .406
Boston - 2 48 .403
Chicago - 44 .383
Lowell Contract awarded to A
Mlloe, on bid of $74,920, for sur
facing first 13 miles or Willamette
highway abova horn.
i
r t ml wmimrM
wmMT' "sZ-,
Itt'fi'rw Willin Itltchle fount in g up to nine n You t iff Jnck
Ttioiit4nt weliorwriKlit, MtnyH l own In Ilm nliiih routul or n 10
rouiul nttalr in Kim Ki-nni'lHi-o July 4. Yomij; CorlM'tl f l'rcsno
wiih tuvnrcldl tlie iIitImIoii.
NOVICE AIRMAN TEXANS SHOOT
LOSES LIFE BY AT BALLOON IN
PLUNGE IN BAY
Unknown Flier Takes Plane
From Alameda Flying
Club Without Permission
and Crashes.
ALAMRDA, Calif., July 5. -(P)
Hidden In tho wrookufio of un
olrpliine 20 Uu;t below the HUi-fnce
of Run KranolHno buy lay tbe
answer todjiy to tho quontlon of
who porlhcd In a 1000 foot dlvo
tuknn ywBtertlny by a throe-pnHHon
Ber blplnnu.
. The nnmen of the tluad, and tlio
number of them, will prohably re
main a niyHtcry until the wreok
uko 1h lifted to. the surface.
The ptnne, owned by tho Ala
meda Klylnic club, wan taken by
the unidentified pilot from It
Alummla airport huntfar whlln
nuiHt 'of the field pllotH and mo
chanlcH were at the Oakland air
port joining in the welcomo to
Winff Com manUer Cha teB K I ngn-ford-Hmlth.
One mile fiouth of tho airport
the plane HUddenly went Into n
dive. The crash was heard at tho
airport and Re en by two pilots of
u Hun FrnnelHco Air Ferries, Ltd.
plane, whleh circled and Htfthted u
film of oil and wree.kUKe but no
bodleH.
('red Spaokman, president of tho
flylUK club, Raid no one had given
permlHHion for tho plane's uho.
BIG AIR RACE
Seven Shots at One of 15
Entrants in Elimination
Air Race Fail to Do
Damage.
HOSTON, Tex., July 5. A
m ennui? o received at 12:30 p. m,
today from 8. T. Moor and Lieut.
W. O. Kurrocknon in tho balnon
Aero U I sent said tho balloon had
been fired on at 10:05 o'clock lust
niKbt, but that none of tho seven
bullets found a mark.
Tho Aoro Digest at tho time was
about 10 -miles south of Con roe,
Texas, the message, which was
dropped ten miles east of Gilmer
at around six a. m. today added:
- "We distinctly heard seven bul
lets whistle past. Basket un
struck," the nerunuuts said in the
wire.
Tho balloon is one of fifteen
which left here yesterday In the
national elimination raco.
nOKSM, Idaho, July 6. A)
Albert Musgrove, 17, student of the
Boise flying service, burned to
death hero yesterday, when his
plane none-dived from about 400
feet and caught fire.
JACKSON GETS
$2,510 PORTION
TR.VAHKANA, Tex., July B. (JP)
K Ik lit balloons In the national
elimination race which started
from Houston at 6:04 p. m. yester
day, had passed over Texarkuna
and vicinity at 0:30 a. m. today.
Ono bag p&ssed directly over
Texnrkana, three to tho east and
four to the west.
AH were traveling duo northeast
at about 15 miles an hour, but too
high for Identification. Unless they
chungo their courses they should
pass over Lit lie Hock, Ark.
AOTO TA
FUND
Quarterly Statement Shows
Jackson County Well Up
in List of Amounts Distributed.
RKODINO. Cal.. July 6. (P)
Mrs. LouIhc Ilonlake died here to
day of Injuries received In an auto
mobile accident Thursday night.
Her husband, Andrew A. Hon
lake, was seriously Injured when
his automobile collided with a ma
chine driven by W. R. llotchkln,
KSu ninth Kalis, but was expected
to recover, llotchkln and four
in embers of his family were cut
and bruised.
STORY 1
(Continued from Pag 1)
WINS
B
T
BUT
GETS NO CROWN
Am.
By KiihkvII J. Xewland
Associated Press Hports Writer.
HAN FKANCIHCO, July 6. (P)
C oiKiu e r o r of two chumplons,
Young Corbett, smiling Fresno lad,
today po.sses s e d
one of the re
rmirkahlo records
or pugilistic his
tory a king
without a throne.
Corbett climax
ed a brilliant ca
reer yesterday by
sou ndly thrash
ing the present
champion, Young
Jack Thompson,
O a k I und negro,
in a ten round
non title bout
nueseu. j.nwlani? b e r e before a
wildly cheer i n g
holiday crowd
hat accounted for a gate around
9:13.000.
Less than five months ago in
Sun Kniiicisco, the stocky Fresno
southpaw won a ten round decision
ovV Jack Fields, then ruler of tho
147 pound ranks.
It too, was nft over-the-weight
match so tho 2 4 -year old Italian
has achieved tbe amazing feat of
whipping two title holders within
half n year without having a
rhompionHhip to show for. It.
Starting from the opening round
Corbel t gave the negro an artistic
ben ling throughout must of the
bout. In Die ninth, be draped the
miHky title holder on tho canvas
for n nine count.
Corbett weighed 14K Vj pounds
mid Thompson scaled In at 145
pounds.
ATLANTIC
IL
T
LEAVING
SOON
TO
BRIDE
Kingsford-Smith Plans Fast
Trip From California to
Australian Home With
Air Laurels.
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OAKLAND, Cal., July
Wing Commander Charles itfhgs-
ford-Hmlth, back In California (to
day from where he started rlay
.IL 1028, to blazon his dame
across tho skies in a fllKhfcJtrom
tho Oakland airport to Australia,
was planning u quick trip to the
continent below tho eituutor.
This time, however, It will not
be by airplane, except to New
York city, whero he will board
a Bteamer to England, and thence
to Australia to claim Miss Mary
Powell as his bride. He will curry
with him a chest of sliver, a wed
ding Rift and at the same time a
recognition of his part in circum
navigating the globe In his patch
work plane, the Southern Cross.
Presentation of tho silver, and
of citations of honor to Klngs-ford-Sinlth
and his companions,
were mado last night tit a recep
tion given by the Oakland cham
ber ot commerce.
A crowd numbering ninny
thousand welcomed the worlfl
girdbr bnek to the field from
which ho had so dramatleall y
started to fame a little more than
two years before.
MALUM, Ore., July 5. P) Sec
retary of State lloss has completed
the apportionment of a total of
f :'0H,!t!t(.0l to the state highway
fund and to the 30 Oregon counties
that sum being receipts from mo
tor vehicle and motor vehicle
operators' HcenHes for the quarter
March 10 to June lti. Of this
amount fAV,66A goes to the coun
ties and $IS. 530.01 to the high
way fund, under a new law where
by a third goes the counties and
two-thirds to tbe hlghwuy fund of
tbe state. Under the old law exist
ing prior to the IR29 legislature
the division was 26 and 76 per 1
cent. , j
The total turned over for the
period wuh IS1O.H6R.04. Hut from
this was deducted 11123.98 on au
count of duplications ami $100,.
for administrative expenses,
leaving the net of 920m, 996.01.
Among the amounts distributed
to the counties were the following;
Maker, Si flUO.HR; Meiiton, SI,.
2H7.7H; Clatsop, S 1 1 KS.6S; Coos,
SlHiiS.IO; oughts, SISKI.06; Jack
son, 12610.93; Josephine $934.04;
Klamnth, 13307. Kit; Lane, I3K8I.H5
Marlon, 13419.81; Mull no m a h,
$28,202.23; Polk, $1023.93; I'ms
tllbl, $1994.63; Union, $1968.26;
Wallowa, $1,42.82.
rough water of the upper rapids
well because of Its great weight.
It Just missed striking an old sub
marine chaser marooned on tho
roeks above the cataract.
As the "oso carrying Htuthakls
reached the crest of the fulls it
shot out and up as If it had
struck a rock and then fell Into
tho mist and tumbling waters.
Hill, the rlverman, was station
ed below the bunk near the foot
of the Horseshoe falls, ready to
recover the barrel when It up
fteurcd. When 16 minutes had
elapsed and there wan no sign of
the barrel, wltnesnes began to fear
It had been crushed.
HE
ItOOSKVFHT KIKLO. N. Y..
July 6. (Ai James II. Collins,
formerly an army racing pilot, was
here today after a fust flight from
Iturbank, Cal., but the speed rec
ord for transcontinental travel Is
?till In the possession of Col. and
Mrs, Charles A. Lindbergh.
Collins failed by ono hour and
46 minutes to equal the record of
14 hours, 45 minutes, 32 seconds
set by Colonel Lindbergh and his
wife Kutcr Sunday.
STORY 2
(Conllnutd from Pag 1)
M.MIHIIPIKI.n. Ori.. July S.
(&) Four persons guffored minor
injuries in lons county over tho
hctliilrty, n chnok-up today reveal
ed .
The list of Injured Included Mnr
Jorie MeOiirter, Portlnnd, who ro
eeived ft seoip Incenitlon.
Oreen slnlis, the heller kind from
Medfurd Kllel (,,, Order early.
Phono 0.11. iosif"
JOHN H. LOCK
Painting Decorating
Pint Inlsrlor Work
Speelalty
Phon, 1tS
Base Bal!
LADIES FREE
Bend vs.
Medford
2:30 P. M.
Sunday. July 6
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Fans, don't miss it, as this
should be one of the best
games of the season.
L
BE A GOOD ONE
Tomorrow base ball fans are
liable to see one of the best bait
games of the season, between Bend
and Medford.
- Bend has one of tho smoothest
and smartest ball teums of the
leugue. While most of the new
players are college boys, they are
playing like old veteruns. If
Nightingale is In the same form as
last Sunday, It will be a battle
royu! between him and Best. Busi
ness Manager Court Hall is well
awure that the Medford team will
have to play real baseball In order
to win Hunday's game, und has
been drilling his team accordingly.
Hull has been after a hard hitting
right hand outfielder, und pos
sibly will have the player he Is
after In Sunday's game.
Med ford 's strongest lineup will
be in the field Sunday.
The boys want to win the first
game to which ladies will be ad
mitted fre.
This game being 'free to all
ladies to attend, it is to be hoped
that they wilt turn out In laitfe
numbers and give tbe Medford
lea nt a royal send-off,
Son Aids Norblad
8ALICM, Ore., July fi. (Jp)
Walter Norblad, boh of (iovernor
Norblad, Is act lug as the governor's
privule H!cretary during the ab
sence of 111 S. McKheriy, who iu
In eastern Oregon. The governor's
son Is serving wi I hoi it pay.
SLIM LEAD FOR
A'S AND ROBINS
IN MID-SEASON
Clflswlfled hdvertlslne gets results.
Ity S. Fullerton, Jr.
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
The traditional mid-season date
for determining pennant winners,
July 4, Is past with the Philadel
phia Athletics and Brooklyn Rob
ins nt the top of the American
and National league standings,
but their margins of leadership
are so slim that the tradition
must be discounted considerably
if it Is not to be tossed Into the
discard.
Sad Sam Jones and Fred Mar
berry hurled a pair of fine games
to defeat the Yankees, 8 to 0 and
7 to 3, Washington moving up in
the standing to a place just one
game and one percentage point
behind the leaders, while New
York dropped to 3 games back
of the Senators.
Ed Homme! held the Red Sox
In tbe second to win, 4 to 2,
where four Philadelphia mound
aces hnd failed to keep the sox
from gaining a 7-G victory in
tbe opener.
The Robins dropped a fi-4 de
cision to the New York Giants
in the morning. But they came
back In the ufternoon to gain a
fi to 2 victory behind Bill (Mark's
effective pitching. : t
Tho Cubs butted out a 10 to 1
victory over tho Plttnhiirg Pirates
before lunch, but failed to bit
Kremer in the afternoon and lost,
5 to 1.
The Cards, pounding the Redleg
hurlers to the tune of 15 to 4
and 0 to 2. placed themselves
only a half game behind the third
place (Hants. Philadelphia took
the first game from the Braves,
7 to 3, Jiut lost the second, 0 to 7.
The Tigers required 10 Inningn
to down Cleveland, 5 to 4. then
went 12 frames to gain a 4 to 3
decision In the second ame.
Al Thomas of the Chicago
White .Sox held the St. Iouls
Browns to four hits for a 6 to 4
victory nfter St. Louis had pound
ed out lf blows und an 11 to 3
triumph In the opener.
L
SETS 3 RECORDS
DALLAS, Tex., July C. OP)
Stella Walsh Cleveland meteor,
was possessor of three new world
track and field records today, de
pendent on A. A. (J. recognition
of the marks she established In
the national meet here yesterday.
She set a prospective world's
record of 25.2 seconds for the
220-yard event and rounded out
a strenuous day by leaping IS
feet, !"& Inches bettering the
world record of 18 feet 7 Inches
sot at tbe last Olympic games.'
Mildred 1 "linhe" Oidrlckson nf
Onllns, 17 years old, bettered
world records In the baseball -and
Javelin throws. ;.
CLOQUET, Minn.. July 5. (A)
Regaining the title be lost a
year ago, Wilbur Marx,' 20, Knit
'Claire, Wis., today was rennmed
world's champion log roller by
winning a birling contest here!
ANGELS, STARS
WIN TWIN BILLS
OVER
HOLIDAY
By the Associated Press,
Southern California teams feel
the most prosperous In the Pacific
Coast league today as a result of
the holiday bills, In which Los
Angeles and Hollywood cleaned up
with a bang by winning double
headers. The Angels Increased their
league lead to four games, with
ten to play, by downing Portland
twice, lo to 0, and 6 to 6.
The Stars extended their win
ning streak to twelve games, made
it five In a row from Oakland, and
went into third place In the stand
ings, trimming the Acorns twice,
10 to 9 and 2 to 0.
Sacramento aided the Angels'
rise "by dropping two to the Mis
sions, 7 to 3, and 17 to 6. Monroe
and Camilll each got two homers
for tbe Missions in tho latter game.
Tight pitching .was the feature
of the double-header at Seattle.
The Indians won the first, 6 to G,
with Kallio in the box, and Han
Krancisco look tho second 5 to 2,
with Jimmy 'Ann keeping the red
skins tamed.
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