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PAGTC STX
Yanks Lose Hope of Capturing
YOUNG DOUBLES
TEAM BOWS TO
FRENCHSTARS
Cochet, Brugnon Trounce
Allison, Van Ryn, 6-3,
7-5, 1-6, 6-2 in Surprise
Display of Power.
IIOLANU OAR ft OH STADIUM,
'.Autcull, Knuice, July 20. UP)
The French toum of Henri Cochet
und Jacques UruKnon Hcoretl a
HUrjirlHinK victory over the Ameri
can coniuhmtion of Wilmer AlllMon
und John Vun Ryn In the double
piny today of the chulleiiKc round
for the DuvIh cup. The'scoreH were
0-3; 7-G5; 1-0; 0-22.
The highly favored American
younffHtors, victoru over the French
in the challenge round last year
und champioitH at Wimbledon thin
Keamin, were no match for Cochct'H
KmanhlnR attack und the Huperh
yervlnff of the veteran Brugnon.
The French paraded through the
first wot, found a bit Btlffer oppo
tdtlcm In the second aa Wilmer
AIIIhoi) Hteadled Homewhat after an
erratic Mart, and then 'dropped
tho third Het when HruKnun
wcakenod. After a ten mlnuto runt
t'oeheL and IJruirnun came back to
HinaKh 1 tho American opposition
with ease.
The victory nil but removes any
Jiopo then United Htatca had of
lifting the cup, lout to Fmnce in
3027. Tho French now lead In
match oh 2 to 1 with tho final pair
of singles scheduled fur tomorrow.
AS BIG THREAT
IT
.Strength of First Half Car
f ries On in Second Half
Oaks Drop Out of Lead
ing Tie.
(By the Associated Press)
Tho HlvonKtli that currlcil l.nx
Auki'Icb In tho top In tho first hull'
; Benson of tho Const Iouriio was to-
tly firmly linpliintocl us a Hocnml
.Jiult throat by vlrtuo of tho AiikoIs'
S-to-0 win ovor BitcruinonUi Inst
niKht.
Hil lliuulit shut out tho Sues us
his trmiiuiiiiteu slummed Vinci und
tlould. whllo Htfondnnco for the
week ut tho Angel purk roso to now
IioIrIUh with nlKlil bull.
The Missions wont on nt tho top,
JiuvluK downod I'ortlnnd lust iiIkIH,
i tu I, with Dutch l.loher lilunU
JtiK tho I leu vein In nil but tho sec
ond InnltiK.
Onklnnd dropped out of tho firm
plnco tio wlion Bun" Kriuu-lsio
jlrimniPd Ilium, 13 to (I. kniickliiH
p'a (lukB1 new slur hinlrtr, llondor
son, out of the box In tho fourth.
-Klmer Jacobs held tho Acorns to
two runs until tho ninth when the
jHesIs bad a siil'o onmiKli lend.
. Hollywood was outhlt by Hcnttlc,
' but made a ninth limine rally K"od
for u 7-10-4 victory, having trailed
up to then. Turner w8 credited
with tho win, ulthuugh ho blew up
In tho ninth.
Baseball Standings
lly llio Associated I'resH
i'ounl
W.
7
7
li
0
6
6
S
VC.
.Illtli
tlllli
.545
.545
.455
.455
.455
.373
Missions ,
Hollywood
Oil kin ml
" Los Angelea ....
Han l'Vunclmo
Hacrameuto
1'ortfnnd
tieiilllo
Natlonnl,
V.
'Itrooklyn 64
Chicago IS S
New York (0
t. Louis 45
Iloslon 4:1
IMttsliurg 411
Cincinnati 42
riilliidelphla 31
li.
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3
43
45
47
4H
40
50
PC.
.ti3
.585
.54.1
.600
.478
.473
.4113
.350
Alltcrlrnii,
W.
1'hlndelphla (15
Washington fill
New York .v DG
Cleveland 49
Dotrolt 45
Chicago 3H
Kt. Louis 7
lloston 35
I..
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37
40
411
5
55
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VC.
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.Ml!
.57 j
.501) j
. 4 Tj !1
.400 '
,3R!
.372
FRENCH TENNIS HEAD
SUCCUMBS TO ILLS
. PAItlfl. France. July 26. ( ,
Albert Canet, president of the;
French Tennis association, died '
last night after a long Illness.
News of his death cast a gloom '
over the French tennis players Ink-1
Jug part In the Davis cup matches, j
' Al Singer, the new lightweight
Xdtninpion, has been fighting only
Ihree years ago.
SERAPHS L I
IN COA
LOOP
One Hit Game Aids Clark
In Choice of Ball Career
William WatKiui ('hull. Brooklyn liurlcr, recently tiirncil in the
hint pitched Koine of the miihoii, by m'tllilK ilmm llio I'lllshiii'Kli
I'lratcH nitli ouo lilt.
linooKLVN P) Hbaded liy thol HU HUlsciient sliut-uut victory
emitlc lii'lllanco of other HoMiih, I was culled tho best pitched riiiik?
.1 i . i , , ,. . ,,,,, I of the year,, and It was recalled
for a tlmo t looked aH though 11- , , , . , , , .
! that last year he ranked tenth in
Hum -Wanton Chirk never could ; lhe xntlonnl H-iikuo In llio number
convlnco the public that ho nlno of earned runs bo ulluwed a name.
shono for llrouklyn.
And Clark has tried hard to
sparkle In baseball, because be has
finished with furnihiK in Missis
sippi, and ho knows that a success
ful bis lcaKUo career will bo 1 n -surance
that ho will remain so. '
Clark's pitching has dono much
this season to put and keep Wil
bur! Robinson's band of eccentrics
at tho top of the National league.
At mid-season lie had won 11
Kainc while losing- 7.
Hut tho crowd could hardly sec
a work-a-day left-baniler, with
Herman, ltlssortetle, -WriKbt and
Lopez playing an they wero.
.(Mark, liowevor, dlil much to
chatiKo tliat in one short afternoon
at Hhlictts field. Only UN IMrates
faced him in a regulation nine In
ninK K'uiQi ami but one of them
R-ot a hit.
With Rod and Gun
In Rogue Valley
By Ernest Rottel and
Dick Green
A forest country, dotted with
mountain lakes of snow water, akin !
to primeval ages, In the Crater ,
National l''oret, has attracted but j
few local sportsmen who would;
have tile best In angling and hunt
ing. A long torturous trip by way
of Fort Klamath and then 4 4
hours of brisk walking over the
shorter mountain trails has made i
the region unuttractfto as far as middle fork of tho Itoguo river,
accessibility Is concerned. A for- Tho middle fork and the south
est map reveals over 40 lakes In a I f"rk flow '"" several miles through
romparatlvelv email area, located I "" "''low down" area, the boun
south of the Crater Lake national I llar' 'f which is only a short dls
park and east of the "blow dow n" . of tho Seven lakes,
area not far from Prospect. ,r "''l'8 "r Planned to the lakes.
In these bodies of water. In-1 "nKu'r" n,'o advised to take the
eluding Seven Ijikes, eastern brook ;''"" through Klamath county, as
trout biln alums! a. fast w honks a'v permitted to enter the
are Hirown In the water and fluht ; "'"'O'l area for any recreational
hsrd before landed. In the opln-' Purpose. A trip by the "blown
Ion of forest officials. It Is thell"wn" rm," ' described as much I
mont primeval spot In all tho for-1 1
est and perhaps in tho Northwest.
Whlle It doe. not offer a B.10,1 '"'V " V ' ' , '
, ,,, , '., . , , each one entails considerable wa k-
'" , ' '" ' 11,0 C,"","K "r ing-more than the ordinary fish-
the blow down" area, make. It ,, wm , umI(,r,10 ,
necessary for ....ler, attempting ,
to reach he lake, to go by way , j,,,,,,,,,,,,, uk ,
of b ol t Maina.h or Kooky Point , Ji0 , Wo(Is, f ,,.
or via criierlke and come down;,,,.,, t. '
the Fort Klamnth rond. The area; ,
rovern Approximately fiO.OOO acres .
on the watersheds of the middle :
and tmuth forks of the Itoutie river,
and in cloned to travel during tbej
Kiimmrr monlliH due to extreme '
fire hftjtard, create I when heavy
wlndntnrnts in lt25 and blew down
count leu n um bent of big tre.
which have become dry ami easily
susceptible t fire. Klameti, If
II,.,, ..r i., ,.,,i i ,1,1.
region, wolild be hard to quell. The;""1"' '",'k "IIM"' u,n"v 'nflelder.
only oI'.t closed area In the Crater' "ml ""' cheslertleld, rlghthanded
nillloniil fores! cover. iionr,l,..ie-1 Pitcher of the lleaveis. have been
ly 13.000 sere, and proterta the
watershed from w hich the cllv i
Ashland nbtnlns Its water supplv.
'
Fishing In these mountain Inke-inl
1. said to he. ood when other lakes
MKDFORD MAIL
' '
That his strikeout record last year
was greater 'thjin that of Dazzy
Van(;e. ' ,
Ills strikeout record Is clue In a
large measure to tho fact Unit be
works hard on every baiter while
in there. If bo has an Inclination
to let up, ho has a memory of the
Mississippi river rising up and
ruining his father's 1.300 aero cot
ton farm in Miwdsslppl.
This one example of the tribula
tions of tho farmer l sufficient to
spur. him on to hard work an a ball
player.
Cli.rk's baseball career began
with the Mississippi university,
w be ro h o .wo n 3 li gam es, p 1 1 c h ed
two ties and lost four during four
yenr.s. Clark is over six feet tall
and welghti around 180 pounds. He
was born at St. Joseph, La., In
1!H)4.
in tin country do not yield early
season catches. Though the trip
Is a hard one, for those who crave
much walking, rough life nnd com
plete Isolation from civilization, it
is Ideal. There are soveral routes
lending off the Upper Klamath
lake past Itocky Point. Tho first
trail, one of the longest of several,
leads to the Cloud Luko group,
Luke flladys. Lake llanlce and ends
at Cold Spiing. The next trail
north leads to Lako Xotaha, Heav
enly Twins and follows Itock
creek In which fishing is also fair
ly good. A third mountain trails
endH near Iwike Land, surrounded
by a number of smaller bodies of
water, crosses lenn creek and Is
not far from Cherry peak.
Sky Lakes, Including nearly ten
small bodies of water wiliiln a
short distance of each other, is
reached by a fourth trail, follow
ing Cherry crock. A forked trail
has the Puck lakes as Its destina
tion not far from Devil'w peak and
Lea peak. Tile Know lakes are sev
eral miles farther west.. Passing
the Three Mile Creek ranger sta
tion, a sixth trull leads to the
Seven lakes, well known to local
fishermen for good angling hut
seldom visited. This rooto follows
Three Mile creek nnd goes through
some of tho bewt forest country
In the west.
Another trail, several miles
further north, nlso leads to the
"even Lakes, at tho head of tho
naruer loan ov the trail east nr
that section. There are more for
est trails leading to secluded moun-
BEAVER PLAYERS IN
PoltTLANP. Ore.. July :. tA?i
Thomas L. Turner, president of
oe l oriianil lleaveis. annolinie,!
' railed to Sacramento
Keating, veteran hurler
for Itay
The deal
' "'ved no cash. The Ihree piny.
er. will report to their new clubs
once. KenlliiK l expected to
i Join the Iteuver. here Sunday,
TRTHITNFJ. MEDFORD,
MAN N ERE
AMERICAN RAC
ALSO RAN
Athlorioe Wtrlnn Ron fixor kittens are frequently known to , continuously under uana inomus,
HllllUtlUa VVIULII Ua(J UVCI ; KWjm out of the pond und progress i to increuso tho rate at which he
CiolH Ae Dorl Qnv onfl ' cathood after being thrown in travels in water. He is 20 years
riLIU Hi ntJU OUA dllU, u.lu. llwlr mothers brought home I obi, five feet 10 inches In height
Rpnunc Rattlo in Forana 1 "" m""y- Humans, however, are I and weighs 137 pounds. To his
DIUWIIS DctlllU IU tatct(JC ( Ht.,lolll put to But., a test. And i blue eyes and modest character of
p ii i Cordon Turner won't be. That is, the Scandinavian, nature has added
cellar. j hs n, wm not i,e weighed in the ! the agility of the American Indian
. i balance when bis gl oop of apon-j and all swimming experts, who
j sors push the .Medford boy in : have watched him swim have llst
Hy Jlugli S. l'lillertoii, Jr. Klamath lake tomorrow to see : cd him as a winner. Lee Kouricr,
At the rate tbc'l-lfjladclpbiu Ath-j what he can do. nationally known swimming and
letics arc pulling uway from tho It will bo almost a life and death I endurance Instructor, who holds
rest of tho American League pack 1 matter to Gordon, however, for ho several records of her own and
i.n,i ih. u.,-..-r.o i. ,-..., ,h. i,. wants to enter the world chain- , has trained many others, who
positions in the standing are wid
ening. It won't be' long before tho
only interesting struggle left U the
fight between Boston and St.
Louis 1o keep out of last place.
Yesterday the Maekmeri sur
prised the Cleveland Infield with
Ui ..r to..i ..
couple of runs to their total. In
addition to this strategy, the A'a
... .i .h i
runt and received ten bases
balls tt viii by a 14 to 1 score
-It was their eleventh victory in
14 ganr t-tf of the current western
tour.
Washington dropped further
back as the Chicago "White Sox
came along fast in tho closing inn
ingH and pulled out n li tu 5 vic
tory in the ninth.
;hrlg Gets U 1 th
The third place New York Yan
kees kept pace with the league
leaders, nine games behind them,
by taking advantage of Detroit's
woven errors to win n 14 to 7 de
cision. Lou Gehni? got his 29th
home run.
Down where the league's real
struggle is going on. the St. Louis
lirowns etime out on top by a G
to 3 score nnd kept the Itoston
lied Sox In tho collar. Huston,
striving to move into seventh
place, could not cope with Georgt1
i:la-holdcr'n six hit pitching and
P. n f H t r'nulln'u liltf in.r ri.iJtln
; (lroVe ,n fou. runH wth hon
double and a single.
ISrouklyn :ind Chicago each won
.mother gnino without troublo yes
terday and are tepaiMied by u half
game, Itriok'yn tcndln.
The Kobtns pounded Lucas hard
In three Innings nnd accumulated
enougli runs to down Cincinnati 7
to 2.
Chicago pounded Uenge and W'.l
Icughby for 111 hits and defeated
the phllbcs, II to 5 this time.
-'Inivnoe Mitchell's southpaw
'-.orllng I -eld Pittsburgh to seven
hits while ?rev York gained a 3
to 1 victory. "Woo Willie" Slier
del stopped his former mates, with
nine lilts anil Hoston defeated the
Cards, 5 to 4.
AT RAINEY FALLS
Kstinmtrs are being made on
the cost of necessary labor and
powder required to blast a new
fish why In the ltalney Tails re
gion of Uumie Ulver. It was an
nounced at the offices of the
Jackson County (4a mc I'mtcctlve
aNSoriatinn yesterday and the
State (lame commission lt expect
ed to carry out the work Mores
snry to enable the fish to get
over the dam.
At the rt-iiuest of the local as
sociation Kalph Cowgill recently
made a trip to llainey Falls be
low (JhIIcc am! reported the water
very low and additional work
necessary to insure the fish get
ting over if the water line falls
lower. At present the t'U-h are
able to get over the dam. but
with an additional fall of the
water would be barred.
OKLAHOMA riTY. July 2(1.
(P) Frank Pacassl. of the l'rimo
Camera retinue. anmtined here
the Italian heavyweight iu,,j his
French manager, Leon See, would
r'ail for Kurope Augttst 1 on the
He do France. Facassl said lie
had booked, passage for the pair.
Immigration nuthorltlca recently
refused to mnnt Camera and See
an extension of their six months'
Mtay Kiantcd when they entered
tho country last winter. Camera
has one more fight In this coun
try with Oeore Cook. Australian,
at Cleveland. Julv 31.
BASEBALL
LAKEVIEW
vs.
MEDFORD
SUNDAY
2:30 P. M. at
Fair Grounds
Ladies' 25 cents
0 A pitchers' battle between
Best and Baker
Fifty per cent of net pro
ceeds to go to Frank Chester
to defray doctor and hospital
expenses.
Ot.'K'iOX, SATURDAY,
Davis Cup From French Team
Local Swimmer Hailed As
Championship Contender
Will Try Out Tomorrow
l'uppy dogs have been known to
j swim for their preservation. Young
I gozzlings are often pushed in the
1 creek by an ambltloos goose. And
piunsliip 5-mile swim to' be pon-
nored by Wm. Wrigley, August tl
in Toronto. Canada, niacticallv rh
much as the kittens, puppy dogs
and gozzlings wanted to live. i
I'ato llitngs on Test I
If he doesn't eonvlnce the people
I tomorrow afternoon when he takes
j ff ' thc Klamath waters at 1:30
'hut 1,0 lH u whim he won't get
to co. It will take SKOO to finance
his entrance and Ciordon husn't
JSO0. lie won the world's record J of commerce and ttve Benson,
for endurance swimmers under 21, dancing Instructor. Is endeavoring
in the contest sponsored by the , to raise funds for the boy's en
L'lks at Klamath Kails last sum- I trance, slated this morning,
mer, but records aren't tickets to I Tryout lit Kluimilli
Canada. In the contest mentioned Mr.'Thunias, local swimming In
he swam continuously for over 23 , struetor, will accompany Ciordon
hours.' I to Klufnuth Kails leaving Medford
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, The Toronto swim will be based
on endurance and speed and the
fair haired Medford youth of
Nordic nncestry has been training
came In first, last month offered
to train young Turner for the con-
test without remuneration. She
saw him perform at Klamath last
summer and is willing to gamble
on him. "1 get many to train," she
writes, "but they are not Gordon
Turners."
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I been made with her. K H. Hedrick
superintendent of schools, who
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He graduated from the Medford
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Hie abandonment of that contest
hype of entering the Toronto race
wus born. The championship,
winch be hopes to attain was won
last year by 13. F. Keating of New
York, who made the IS mile swim
in 8 hours, IS minutes and 13Vj
seconds.
Gordon makes his home with his
grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs. W. V.
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Coast League
Yesterday
(Liy the Associated Press)
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Portland 1 6
liatteriea: I, leber and Hof
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Tho Lakevlew team of the South,
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that city will arrive In town tonior.
row for the same nt the fair
grounds with the Medford loam.
It should bo one of the best names
of the season hb the two teums are
evenly matched.
The locals will have tho services
of Cliff Heat, southpaw huiier. and
pitted against him will be Raker,
University of Oregon star.
Valencia will return to tho Kama
for tho locals and pluy first base,
but Chester, the heavy hitting
third baseman, is still out with a
sore ankle. Half the proceeds of
the game will go to him.
One of the largest crowds of the
season is expected to see the con
test. .
Los Angeles 8 13 1
Batteries: Vinci, Gould and
Wirts; Bae'cht and Hannah.
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Hollywood 7 9 J
Senttlo ,. 4 11 1
Batteries: Turner. Wetzel and
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Eddie Mack, Denver lightweight,
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