Medford mail tribune., August 04, 1930, Page 5, Image 5

TXQF. FIFE
Klamath Defeats Medford 11-7 When Hughes Loses Control
BEDFORD MATL TRTBTJNE, MEPFpftP, OUMiOX. MOXIAY. Al'til'ST -i. VM
I
ALS UNABLE
BUNCH HITS
Moore, Glorified Busher,
Comes Back at St. Paul
AGIST MEANS
Christain Pilfers Home
Open Scoring Valencia
Clouts Three Bagger or
Longest Hit.
Jack Hughes, on the mound for
Medford yenterday, was wilder than
a March hare; and Klamath Falls
won the ball frame, li to 7. Hughes,
i-jsually a steady pitcher, uncorked
rthre wild pitches, and hit five
men in the short riba with his twist
ers. Coupled with this combina
tion of events was the inability of
the locals to bunch their hits.
Christian, right fielder for the
v)cals, started the Scoring right off
Vhe jump by stealing home.
Means, Klamath pitcher, whiffed
12 men. The longest hit of the
game a 'three-bagger was clout
ed by Valencia, first baseman.
One of the smallest Klamath
crowds of the season mv the game.
Score and summary:
, .ST. I'A l X. iJPf Wiley Moore
I had one season under the sun and
; how it looks iike he is to have
I another.
The gangHns Oklahoma), who
early thht reason was thought due
i for a return to tin sod, proved ui
jwith the Saints here as the sensa
, I tlon of the American association.
TO i His work ho interested the
Brooklyn Kohhis, battling for the
National league pennant, that ne
gotiations wore opened to carry
"Old Cy back under the bfg top.
Moore, the "glorified bather.")
shuffled on the national baseball
scene entirely without advance no
tice. Kd Barrow, business manager of
the Yankees, had found him ap
parently winding up his career
pitching minor league ball at
Greenville, S. C,
But Barrow saw possibilities In
a queer "sinker" and Moore went
to the Yankees. At the time,
Moore was past 3, an age when
most big league pitchers have
passed the peak.
in the 1 iT season, "Old Oy"
shuffled to the box in 50 games for
the Yankees, and thata "sinker"
was instrumental in winning the
pennant for the club.
Medford
Dunn, ss i
Christian, rf.
Kaufman, c.
Maas. U , -
Valencia, lb.
O'Brien, of.
Mlepp, 2h.
Moore, 3b
Hughes, p
Klamath F.
f I ranger, 2b, ...
Fuller, ss.
'arnadore, 3b
' Arnold, lb
Shlpman, If
Ziei, rf
1'etersen, cf
Mann, c
Means, p
AB. R.
... 5
... 4
... 5
... 5
,.. 4
... 4
... 4
... 4
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H.
PORTLAN
Lo
eh-
has turn" than
i eveiud jmmers with Oiiklamt
after he-ins the Ort efies of h
secofui h.ilf to them. The Asls
eompWted a five to two wimihoi
I ret Uy trimming the Oitks, to t,
tn the fart game yesterday as Ki
; jiaeeh? seretl bis swvmi vitry
.tf the we k. Oakland eame haek
I t win the fevod, to 2. with
is tiws game
on.
Teams trav-
AME
VTT fVI'l'V winning h
I li ij I i hv a hmer With UVO
I Ofi 1 - S Raines today.
1 1 fill I U; :.
S DEFEAT ?
.i
I FOES
T GAME
Great Mails Turns Trick in
Sunday Nightcap Seals.
and Reds Tied for Second
Place.
Coast League
Yesterday
Giants I
Crew,
AfUT
tlu-
j But the next year, Moore's stuff
failed, and he was a failure all
; season, lie couldn't set ptslHotl In
I 1929, and finally the Yankees sent
i him to St. Paul.
'Fourteen Count Barry Knocked Out
By Suburban Policeman; Was Drunk
CHICAGO. Auk. 4. Dave
Barry, who gained the sobriquet of
"Fourteen Count" afU'r the Demii-sey-Tunney
fight in Soldiers Field
in 1927, was knocked out
ijriKeftshi referee refused to icavo
his car, hut when officer liowrmm
attempted to dr:if? him out, "Four
teen Count" jumped to ihe sroum!
aul assumed a fiirhtiutr nose.
early i Harry led and Hmv'man came
today by a Mies Center uolieem&n. : bark with a risht-crows to the chin
Barry, accordins to Hubert Bow-; which, accordinc to the ,olieeman,
man, was tmrketi aionj; a suburban ; "laid Barry cold."
road within the village limits ofj i thouiht It was a holdup,"
Niles Center, and the automobile , jlarry told a justice of the pene j
had no light aclow. , I in Niles Center today.
The policeman investigated, oil.
Barry refused to answer questions.
At the Xiles Center station, the
.V?K'iitUHt lress.
:.ek of oiie-sided se- c
I ries in the Coast league. !sHi
j Kram-iAi's Seals today found
! themseives tied for second idace,
las a result of a striking Htifeess-iun
j of six defeats out of seven games!
i issued to yaerafiieiito.
j The Seals elujvd their string by:
taking two yesterday, 14 to Si
and U to 3. Tony Frsitas, erst
! while league leading pitcher, w as
! knocked out of the box in the
-morning, as was I'erry, of the
j iJeiiis, hut IMevins finislsed tu win.
j ruriin went tile route for the
winners in the afternoon, while
his team notmded Tiiomas and
' Vinci.
iioliywood was tiiree gatnei to
; tile good ii! first idace, ha vine
. triutnted Portland six games to
I one. They wound up yesterday.
Staking the first, 16 to S, and droy-
ping the second, K to Vde best,
ed Walters on the mound in tliej
first, while Mails took over the
reeond same, nve runs to the
iiad in tile first inning and won.
it was the ISucks first win in 1 i j
games, i
Mlshm FiMie, I
The missions liave droined con,
i ity tii
First game
'Hollywood
Portland
Associated Prtss.J
fi. ii,
i It
8 IS
anked By Flatbush
1 to 0 Cards
Take Two From Cincin
natiBabe Gets 40th
il
Jonas and carijle; w alters, H. Hl(it fijijerton, Jr.,
iscireila. itrtman and Woodall. , AM,-i.iti iw snoris Writer,
Second game: It. II K r.slyn Hoi.ms and New
iVrt&ml s H i Vrk iibjnis tliw earh oifer
I;k Shelbinitrh, Jthn vn,S Kuut tttrjts fhiw easn bv
vcy. ii0!or ami &w.vUK 1 ,M,atUs iMr nVAU twm Chteas.
lor; MePmhi, ami Vnim. ; Jml HS flH ;U ymHy RiotRRt
i Xttl v lien i liy tt n&si ist mn
stiifes iiSti iUv.
h-i-i wish th
Rjv; to wis
I si- UwthV 4mh ismef f i tiie
v r lit? oii ii; ut Tssy
i3fSi-ri iiii htmu-' inuf th
Ki-kiztmn& -!r he U--A ih
Uits fall.
The iiswsm VtnxPv
trk ihfif hin?z trsl; hi u-'&
- eeiHt K i azzititivx ith-in3m .
SRs.tiri; hsii -;irrk'i u Ut it :-:iiRi?::
: h v lnin it- tirt 5 1 --':-
W-MU fh't ilt iwhii s
1 White 5i;e iiii V&rl Heysltlv,
ssive i Virh a 4 ? vhtsry. The
Si. Jnuvns rmsihssl thHr-
swejst tfejife f hiffiSiS: iNie?
f t?ttm-slve M!y sss anil fs
j hiif ihiii4 hiras. They 8t-
r-ii Stmr Chn't.ijj4 Jthrs fr U
: hits ffa Sht M t S.
lifii
U.S.
Disaster Seen by-.
Bureau of Fisheries
Is Game
3y Drougl
rish Deeimated -
h'irt ijame:
Jli"hJi, S
yeiih 2
T. IHiiette ami HofiiKiiio;
ilanstfji iii Nix,
MishtRs ... - 2
Keaui S
.eiier. Xeiso, i!a
3
John
son aril !iofm;tnnr
Huther a fid Cox-
First same: H, i!
OnkhtRtl 2 7 3
Atsst-lw 9 1 I
iieniierwifi, Kdwar!; ami !mi-;
hardi: Haeehi ami Hannah,
Oiikhtmi ' . I K.
fjt Aiifjeim .2 4 J
ITteeUii ami Hitchic; 5ahUr.j
Waih and Varnn.
o!hf, wti;iiever frU-mity fdlfir
'' ihy may hve -is fot-,;oUen. iar
, iieaiai iy when she Oiants ar"
ins; to feaeh llrafeiyn piac ai
I the tp f the N&iimta! hsttH
There ws grwi n-Jlia hi
; FiifihiiTili ytienhiy .-his ihe Uoit
i ifis fitmc ift fliad of .heir rivais
; frt ihf other hte tf the Kast
j river hy 3 I to 8 sFtr,
The ta iiiaehlm went to pieces
p j after Hiilrn ahtiii? aheat ff th
jthijis. and ilslmrh wortHt elsht
Fiia4 in ilii eighth fr a 12 lo S
trlamiih, At lit led ih
Baseball Standing
i?v the ,ia"hsteI Irssf
I.,
!h4iy.I a
Hit tt France-is 12
M&imft , I
las Anh-j
i;jkhnd
caiih
actanU
!rf!an.$ -
3
la
l'oiiklyfi
hierai(iy from first place, which
ihey hehl carHer In the secontl
naif, having hw five tamest out
..i, riri,it.tf1.v tvwa KttlH. Ted PHIctt
costs on a charge u? tiranken-
ncss.
Summary: Struck out ity Means
1 2, MtigheH 3; hns on balls
Hughes 7, Means 3 hit by pitcher
Uy Hughes, Peterson (2), Mann,
Vaniadore, Arnold; stolen bases
Arnold (2), Shlpman 2. Zlel,
Dunn, Christlfin (2); wild pitches
Hughes (3); two - base hits
O'Brien, Shlpman, Zfel and Chris
tian; three-base hit Valencia.
Umpires Reed and Burlingham,
Time of game Two hours. .
FIRE DESTROYS
BICYCLE BOWL
AFTER RACES
NEW TonK, Aug. 4. UP The
velodrome, hiir wooden eycle-rac-Inir
bowl, was destroyed before
dawn today by a mieetacular tire
It's frame trnek and stands
Imrned like tinder when flames,
apparently from careleKfdy-tosed
cienret stub at last night's raceK,
broke on! near the main entrance,
tml althmiRh five ninrms lirmiKltl
dozens of. pleee of fire-flphtinK
eonlpment to the scene the struc
ture was reduced notckly.
With seats for 18,000 spectators,
and a landmark of uptown New
York since it was erected at 22"th
street and Itroadway nIAmt nine
years ago, the Vcldromc was one
of the larjtest ryeic-racliiff sta
diums in the worid.
Outdoor tricycle and motorcycle
racei were held there several
times a year except dtirins the
winter, anil mod of the lending
bicycle riders of the world had
pedaled around ils hoard track.
The fire damace was estimated
v unofficially at about S150.00I), hut
officials said the loss from dis
ruption of sport schedules would
, multiply the figure.
HONOR SEGRAVE
With Rod and Gun
In Rope Valley
Sy Ernest ftostel and
Dick Green
Heports thitt portion of the Tattle
Applegate river above the Crumt
ranch are open to anting are alwo
niisdofidhin, and this stream in de
clared to Ijp closed, like the liig
Apph'Kate, (roin the Pernoli store
u t A pplegate post office, to the
California Kiate line, including all
the tributaries of the stream.
hy emitrihifihJK hi fourth Ims- .w f K ....
run of the ihree-gume wHe ijhc?it, f;ui ,
rutty whiie Hack Wilsss hit his i !Htsimrs
Sath f the yir for the Vnhs, itm
t'artls Wis U'iacinnati
The Kt. lamis rardinats imn-ti'el J!iiiateiphht
i their fur;h-phee jwsiie.R hy s
Firt (Kimp- U, H. H,ilns tven snmx from t'Haeifinati, j
icrament 14 2 i Hamming mit a of 27
8an Fraaeiseo tS I j w!n hy scores of tl to fi ami S
Kreh is, iiamtUoa ami Wfrlw. SS- to
Ke'eoftd im,: It- it- K. hi lis this sern nml dividiaK few
hurlhsK the Keds t win, in 2. f Sacramento 3 t n -
i ffie, Thttmit ViKi nd Keehier, ir,ie, it
I m?: Tri!n and Penetv The ihme
47
35
for the
"eeonfi.
Indians a they
to 2.
r S and 4 to t
sf rivalry hetwecn
Vhiimhhhi
VTiiJf-hhiSttfs -
Xee Vrfe
tevelfid ,
Iefrfdi ,
Chicago- .
St- ltuis
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eavy whieh may he felt ity swUf
hjs iifjfiiiisis fwr ii fih &is& teR4
ttse imsr days of heat ami slrastEfst
tit eil-hwkms f.rcatns mitt 5aki:
iP. iivptiiii. fwr the liagy ones a?
dyiiiK ty ihosfiifid
iaw water lvls ami rbtirtg tsi
lcrttus'.'s have deciiaat?! eatsie ,
iTish hs sssssherj aprsisrhhis s ks
; sh5iai diisier ihs t'Htd
: States hureaa of filir?i fcirs the j
I hrmi il h? ratiii at hatsh
erhs ii he shjaed ti estmeUS
: fiiJh-w rdiff tfiar sttHJis,
U.eM? iiaIclyffet le4ity
iaishtaer f tle tmreaa sashi the -
, siisjasiij is s acsste at ese haJeh-
I cry is Wssi Vhstttta Ihtaer
; i iic Osh t u chr st is plattsseI
f- Ui rder jfssve seme tissis
l fin mixl datfutge U ttBCttiratafela
: he s;at, hut it wtlt isbaw P tor
'-is?K ii eiiiise ti degseiesl ssert
. a fid iarrs sdream ail ever ?iA
?aa I wiSfss ijffrys as ihev tttsist hs&&
I M water is hve astd dryhig
4Sg xprUifs have Kvfsi She Sfssra-
res of theb- stceamsc
in,
,gTt
COUNTY SCHOOL HEADS
CONFERRING IN SALEM
Ore., Ass. 4 15 The
tr v aii&ii ess?ercitce ef eetsttt Beh5i
,Si5f j KtirmieKaeHi sf Oregsis tsset
A7 I here tothiy with mt & the- mem- ?
.433 hees prcspRt. The stttpcrtntcn&nta
2wcr jjsreeied hy i A, llstear!,,
?tis?e teriatefidem f seeN?Hsis
Howard Fcarey was at Fish lake
iat week ami. found no trouble in
catching ld lititit. The consump
tion of irrigation water has re
duced the depth of water hy many
feet iifid the width hy over one-
half. He fisdied with a fly in water'
that was around three feet deep.
Ciuy Tex was there Friday evening
arriving after 5 o'clock and an
hour or two of angling resulted in
nearly the limit catch. These two
anglers anionj- others were tohl
that the lake is already closed.
No improvement work on
Ratney Falls, natural obstruction
in the Rogue river some dintunce
below Grant PasH, has been begun
and until a recent date, was still a
menace to ascending fish. i'hil
Lowd, local angler recently at the
falls, reported last week, he saw
ttiMe a mi miter of fish congregated
below them and saw many making
empts to fight the rushing
water, in Hi opinion, um enure
hst ruction could he eiiniinated
for 5a by blasting the rocks
forming the falls and In this way
a use the construction of a new
hannel. Uite reports indicated
that repair work was to begin in a
short time.
s Walter Hchuhs found angling in
' Big Hutte last week to he good. He
; caught his limit in the course of
ia day's fishing. Air. Wchulx Is out
i on some Hi ream every Sunday and
a few times during the week. A
contrast in success is reported by
1 liert Noblitt, who sahl he was fish
ing In the river 15 times last
month for steelheatl and failed to
even land one.
There is always a chance when
creationists ate in the woods of
being bitten by venomous snakes.
ith the chances much greater m
the low lands. In such case the
victim is urged not to run or he
me overheated, or drink alco
holic stimulants, either of these
nditions speeding up the hloou
stream and Uistrihuting the poison
much faster throughout the sys
tem. The bleeding or suction of
fang wounds is suggested by an
American tiame Protective associ
ation hulletln as heing the heat
method, if the victim has o serum
or snake bite antidote. Ail should
carry these first aid kits however.
More than l0f venomous snake
bites were reported in the country
last vacation season, with quite a
number resulting In fatalities,
VeiKoious reptiles include rattle
snakes, copperhead, cottonmouths
and coral snakes. The first named
ij the only one common in this
KOXDDN P A trophy to he, action.
known as the "Scgrwve Award forj Amniranee of increasingly good
Achievement on Land, Water, OI'j ,itm.t fr the devotees of rod and
in the Air,' in memory of siri t.l.e is prmised in plans of the
Hmry Scgrave, who was killed e(J(raj government to ipend up
while making a world water speed warfilt f J3,,mh.S8 during the
record on lke Wlndemere, hHB coming five years to stock lakes
been established. land streams with popular varieties
Fi tends of the dead speed kingjo jjrtme fish, according to infor
witi Award the prize each year twimHthm nt vut hy the Oregon
the Briton who gives the best ta'e Motor association to its iota!
demonstration of the possibilities rr-presentrttive, I-ee . tlarlock.
of travel hy land, air or water, j Evidence of the widespread inter-
"fhe question of paying an M ,n tjie .prt is provided hyhe
prnpriate tribute to th memory, fHVl th;t the total of fishing and
of Sir Henry .Segravc 1" In thenuntjnK u enses lst year in the
minds of many," snid n official ' tnitMi States was over cix million.
memorandum. "We have In mind
a ehtm t.t onrniirftJC the VOllth ft' port
of flreat Britain to follow the
ideals which Sir Henry kept al
ways in nis neart. i ' . f , nit,iA
The state game
-wnimfi-n madp (h ruttng wtm?
tino- as' tht the lk woold le
SPEARS GR1DDERS
WILL INAUGURATE
ING CONTEST
ClffCAOO, Aug. 4, iiVt Chi
cago will sec its first night foot
ball game Friday, October 3,
w hen lr. Clarence W. Spears
brings his first Oregon team to
soldier field to meet lrke uni
ersity. The experience will he nothing
new to Drake, for the liolidogs
Inaugurated night football at
Atoines, iowa, in ISliX. BoMler
Field will hs equipped with a
lighting arraugenient providing
30.08 watts. 1
LA BlBWSTRO i
IN .PlAfF BOOT:
CHICAGO, Aug. iiA! Fidel
Harita. ls Amreies contender
fur the World featherweight title,
and Karl Maslro. Chi ao's bidder
for the same crown, today speed
el up training for their la-roumt
encounter in the stadium Thurs
day night.
The match will he a playoff af
fair, each holding a rtr-tUin over
i te other. Ia Harha shaded Mas-
to an the east when they were
tniamwfiKhts, hot Karl evened
', it up last year at featherweight
tmndKe.
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