MEDFORB MTTT. TRIBmSi-E. BEDFORD, OT?TXiONT. TnTKSTUY. ATTfiTTST 7. lVtO.
JPSGE THREE
ROBINS STRAIN This camera. WALTERS HITS
TO WIDEN LEAD Ckfe? j HOMER TO WIN
E
Defeat Pittsburg in Open
ing Battle of Series
i b:a n.. n.ni.:n !
uaiub hiu oy Dediuiy .
Chicago Cubs.
By Kdiviml J. NYU,
Associated Press'Hports Writer.
Rolling Into the west where the
National league pennant is waiting
to be won,, the Brooklyn Robins
today have a most nuspiciuus be
ginning of a crucial road trip to
spur them on.
Straining to establish a lead that
can stand the strain uf slumps and
battle with chief contenders yet to
come, the Robins scored a 7 to 4 j
conquest over Pittsburgh in the
opening of the Pirate series yester-
day, while the St. Louis Cardinals
1...-. i s.i. ....... vuvro ...... ,
add to the lead of the Kohins, now
3V& games in front of the league
champions of 1929.
An extra-base hit, George Wat
kins' pinch hit home run in the
seventh with one on. gave the
Cards a l to 3 decision over the
Cubs, hut four doubles, three tri
ples and a home run by Comorosky
couldn't save the Pirates from de
feat. Solons Cut A's Jjoml
Tho Washington Senators cut
the lead of the Athletics to G
games in the American league by
downing Connie Mack's champions
5 to 1. Sad Sam Jones held the
A's to six hits white the Senators
clubbed George Karnshaw in the
iiiil'iium. i ne iiuiu pna c liumtTs i
made hay In the sunshine, opening j
u lengthy home stay with a close 4
to 2 over the Boston Red Sox In a I
game featured by Roy Sherid's t
pitching struggle with Milt Gaston, j
George Uhle toyed with the .
Cleveland as Detroit belted Willie j
Jludlin. Jablonowskl and Bean,
Into a 9 to 1 defeat, making It s'x!
II) u row MM LIIV llgCIH.
C'offman Scliittlittes
The miirhtiest hurlhiE of the tlav I
WHIL
IN WEST
was turned in by Cuffmun of the pounds over Kid Chocolate when
Ht. Louis Browns In the opening , the boxers weighed In this after
name of n doubleheader with the i noon for their ten round bout in
I'hleugo W hite Sox. Cuffmun shut I lhe 1,010 Krounds tonight. Choco
out the Sox B to 0 and allowed lt weighed 14 pounds.
three hits but ancient Hed Faher
got just as far with less effort li
the second game, pitching Chicago
to a 6 to 2 triumph and an even
break on the day.
The Boston Braves wound up a
seven game series with the Phillies
with q three run spurt in the ninth
for a 5 to 4 victory.
The New York Giants and Cin
cinnati Reds were not scheduled.
KVANSTOX, Aug. 7. (P After
20 years experience ns coach, critic I
and player, Coach Dick Mauley of j
Northwestern university picks his
11(30 captain. Hank Bruder, as the
greatest football player of all time.
"Bruder Is no specialist." Coach
Hanley said. "He can do every
thing. He can punt, he can pass,
and he can run. More than that,
he can receive a pass, which Is
harder than throwing one. No
finer defensive man ever stepped
on the gridiron. Injuries have held
him back the last two years but
watch him go this season."
Bruder flushed Impressively dur
ing the start of the lfll'il campaign
but broke his leg, and was out for
1 he season.
PORTLAND SPI. ARENA
I'OIJTI.AND. Aug. 7. W
Construction of the new $400,000
Kimrts' arena, beinir erected by
)Ulih H. I.loyd. I.ns Angeled capi -
tallst, on Portland's east side.
started today. The building
one of many Lloyd plans eon-
Mructlng In his east side de-.elop-
n-nt.
Hard-Soft
Large-Small
Out To Stay Out Roots an All
Magic Oxygen Salts Bath Never Fails
No More Burning Aching Feet
No matter how many corn vou
nnv or how niinful thev are
IlilVT- ui init I null
xonk your fet for IS minutes In a
delightfully 5oothin and n-vitaliz-
lnK Kadox fotbaih for 3 or 4
nlnhts then lift corns and cil-
louses riplU out mots and h and
they won't come back either un-
lsrt you wear shos ne.i which
aravate your feet.
o ruttine or dlcirinc Is ref1ulr-d
b.ca..., Iladox lib.r oxyen
which xoftcn.i hard outer layers of
Competitive golf usually is rated ,
the must uncertain of nil spurts, i
,
where form is concerned. ,
I do not mean the playing form,
or method, of the Individual golfer j
though that too is one of the least !
certain things in this eccentric
world, for it is well known that
the competitive golfer never is !
at the peak of his game. He seems 1
to be com inn on his eame. or slid-
jng off itt most of the time Aml
his performance in any given
tournament or matfh is governed
materially by the stAge of his game
at the time.
It is a matter of record that
Jerry Travels at (iarden i'lty was
so far below his nnrmul tourna
ment stride at the outset of the
national amateur championship
that he had to play off to get in
the 3'J qualifiers. Afterwards, he
went on through the tournament, i
playing better and better, and won j
easily.
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It is remembered also that I
George Von Kim, playing so hadly I
tlmt he had to work desperately to !
,,Ualify nt Haliusrol, and almost!
beaten in an extra-hole match in i
i,lt. m-Hi ruuno ny r.iiswnrin au-
round by Kllsworth Au-
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game and finally won from Bobby j Leo DJegel was tied with Mae
Jones in the finals. Bobby having : Smith, and Fred Uobsun with llor
won the medal by the most bril- ton Smith, at Hoylake. But of
liant golf at the start. George was I course that does not upset the
coming on his game, and Bobby j extraordinary ratio. There Is small
had reached the peak loo soon. ) likelihood that such n thing ever
But the text of this little ser- will happen again, either on the
mon is on racing form in golfing track or on the golf course.
BERG FAVORED
iTO BEAT KEED
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NEW YORK,
Aug. ". WP)
British light
Jackie K(1 Berg
weight, scaled 133H pounds ami
'""I'l i weight advantage of 9 14
N13W YORK, Aug. 7. Kid
rh.K-nintP. ihe elmnv fbish f t hn '
featherweights, tackles his second ,
major rival in a brief, but sensational-
ring career, when he meets
Jackie Kid Berg, the English per
petual motion lightweight, at the
I'olo grounds tonight.
Both of the fighters have a lame
IN TONIGH
i
fotlowing and despite the fact that i Ing to watch. The fans like freer
the keed will be giving away seven! scoring, home runs and mote ac
or more pounds he will have plen- Hon. They are getting it.
ty of supporters. Berg, considered "Of course, everyone can't Iw
the outstanding contender for Al ' pleased, but I venture to say that
Singer's lightweight title, is an 8 If the fans had an Immediate choice
to 5 favorite. between the present game and tho
Bout Is not scheduled as a tltu- old( between the home run and the
lar affair as the New York boxing equeeze play), the vast majorit?
commission does not recognize the
junior welterweight title which
Berg won from Mushy Callahan in
London.
Baseball Standings
By the Associated I'rcsa
Const
W. L.
Hollywood 16 7
Missions 13 10
Man Francisco 13 10
Los Angeles 13 10
Oakland 10 13
Sacramento 10 13
Seattle 9 14
Portland 8 15
America ft
W. Tj.
Philadelphia 7i 37
Washington 115 42
Xew York B3 4(i
Cleveland oil r,3
Detroit fi4
ChicaKO 44 fi3
St. LoulH 44 III!
Huston 37 72
National
V. L.
Brooklyn 64 41
Chlcaiio 60 44
New York 5S 46
St. LoulH r. 2 51
Pittsburgh 50 60
Hoston 50 56
Cincinnati 45 55
Philadelphia 36 69
I
Pet.
,6!16
.060
.565
.065
.4 35
.430
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Pet.
.r,r,o
.C07
.r.7S
.514
.4111
.411
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Sere'nade Patients
l KAi.r..u. urc
-lPl Pa
, tient, at the state tuberculosis hos-
Pltul weje enterta ned
by the halem band. Tonight the
band will play at the stale lntu -
1 t .,n for the feehle-mmde ;.
eORNS
' corns, enrh nluht pnetr.t!nir the
Vr" further and further, carry-
, ,,, rlht In mt.lM tit nftm
whirn rp BO Mnspnf.rt they can be
1)ft(,f, i,0,niv
yrtllP fp,., ftr; mn ronK
1,,0, vik-orou hard j-kin on
n.,. ftmj t(((., p.nM nln. -
,),,, min & Wood and at! Rood
(tri(iI j,tolo, nro ,tookd with Ka-
; doX f they nr-n t In-lM upon
them onl-nna it If you want to
JxP;.n. ncPKreat foot-y and n-
for!,
tournaments the consecutive per- J
fornmnce on the track or on the i
golf course, where there is even !
. , , . . ,
mure luck, good and had, than un
lno lurf Tht. Beason of 193,, wlil ,
go down in history ns notable for
two amazing repetitions of form.
. .. .
in me .Arlington classic aim in
Kentucky Derby, these horses fin-
lhed one-two-three;
unnant tax
Callant Knight.
Ned O.
In the Rritish Open and the
United States Open golf champion
ships, these three golfers occupied
the same relative positions after
7-' holes of medal play on essen
tially different golf courses -15110
miles apart:
Hobby Jones,
.Macduiiald Smith.
llortun Smith.
Adding tn the curiously coinol-
le,Ual performance of the human
competitors, Hobby led Mac Smith
by 2 strokes at Hoylake, and I lor- I
ton Smith by 5 strokes: and again l
led Mac by .2 and llorton by 5
strokes, at Interlachen.
The great trio were 4 strokes
better at Interlachen than at Hoy- I
bike
iiikc, out .wieir relative position l
.. . v. . I
"Is baseball better off with the
so-called lively ball? Are the Ramos
more Interesting now than in the
old days of more scientific, inside
stuff?"
I put these questions to John Ar
nold Heydler at Chicago where the
major league magnates gathered re
cently and drew quick reply from
the National league's able chief ex-
ecuitve, the man who came up
r,'om Printer, score-keeper and tint-
nire to the presidency of the league,
"It's a better game now than
ever," suid Heydler, who might
have been expected to favor the
1 old-time game with which he grow
"l- "Us faster and more hitereat-
would elect the modern type, with
Its vast range of variety
One of the outstanding devclop
nientn of the National league rncs
to PreBiilent Heydler has been the
Strong showing of the supposedly
hopeless Boston Braves.' Brooklyn's
uprising was not entirely unexpet.t.
ed, even though the ltoblns have
sustained their drive much longer
than was figured.
The Braves, however, were con
signed to last place by all who In
spected them before the season be
gnn. Even Hill McKechnle, taking
hold as manager, was at wit's end
to figure a respectable lineup, yet
hn hn. Hnmehntv fnlinil the Combl
nation of power and pitching skill,
luge and youth, sufficient to keep
the club within striking distance f
the first division.
In lleydler's opinion this ranks
among the outstanding managerial
achievements of l!i:in.
llorton Smith, in spite of n groat
etawtiy over tlte hunkered voule.
Spopt
i Slants
by
Alan J. Gould
missed (he main Roal In the Anierl
'3ll;can open golf championship tlih
year, but the tall, handsome Mis-Pct-
Hourian moved up closer to the top.
.610 I Interlachen marked liorton'a
6":'otirlh hid for the open crown and
i6s i his beHt ho far. Ile was lied for
t,l,r' I 44th nt Oakmont In 1927, tied for
011" 2Sth at Olympla Fields In 1!28, and
47210tli nt Winged foot hist, year,
4r'" eight strokes behind .lones.
.337 1 xIiIr year llorton finished thli-J,
I five strokes hack of Ilohhy. While
he was leading, by two strokes, at
I tho end of M holes, it looked as
(ho youthful pro mlg'.l
crB lhrough to dll)l(.ate lho fnat
Jonej ca turil lhfe lournn.
, ()M hlsf,)llrIh atlt.nllt.
T A1ana ama,el f,ri(t Mn.
I peted in the open in 11)20 at Iver
' ness and scored his first victory in
, PCI at Inwood.
Thus another record is safe for
Jones and Georgia hut Smith and
; Missouri may not have to wnit
ima:iy more years lor something !)
i cheer about.
! Morton is only 22 now, with a
! ureat competitive recoid hehin l
;hint. a fine temperament and splen
:did shot-inaking talent as his main
I il SSutS.
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HAI.KM, Ore., Aug. 7. IF) An
art of the 1&29 IcKiHlature "to limit
the number of salmon to be taken
f. n lh . .. ..t
of (reifon t,v hn.,k nn.l linJ
iaie of reKon ty hook ami line,
: in n"y onp tUy or Mpven nru- i
!,ve Iuy" npi'Hes to trollInK for 1
fllverslde salmon In I'mpur, river I
and Its tributaries, accnrdinir to nn 1
opinion by At!orny f;enral Van I
Winkle ln r((lv lo nn im,uiry by ,
l)ihtrlct Attornpy (Juy r;or(in of!
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FOR PORTLAND
R!nu in Cnwonfh With Ranc
;uiur 111 uuiium iiiik
Occupied Ices Game With
Seattle League Dope
Upset.
(Hy the Associated Press.)
Dopesters for the week's series
In the Coast league had little to
go on today, with two even breaks,
an upset scored by Portland, and
Sacramento's success in what had
been a doubtful meeting marking
the first two days' play.
Portland, rated to continue Itn
! losing streak, took It.s second high
score game from Seattle last night,
' ,,(., " nl.lvinir ,n Ihl. fie,:t homed
r J 'Vh h . Ir.Ji fuU
! n J! , I J Or -
"
n..ii,.,,.,.,..i ..... iu ii .-n l
innijnui'ii 1 11 1 1 1 " i " ""n"-
lead by turning the tables on San;
Francisco. 10 to X, last night. Sev-jjic known that they, too, several
ereld's homer with two on in the years hence, must see that sprint
fifth put Hollywood -ahead in :MK ,Uilds no home,
game marked by a profession of j ,ys ., ,,roof Ile Ciin point to the
moundsmen on each side. j fw short years (hat have elapsed
Sacramento made it two from , BiiU.H he was the "great Charley
Oakland, winning 13 to 8 lust
night. Chesterfield was knocked
out of the box In the ninth, but
won. "Buzz" Arlett went to the
mound and was tho only success
of Oakland's five hurlers.
Los Angeles turned on the Mis
sions to even the series, heating
the Reds yesterday, 7 to 6, coming
from behind In the ninth. liert
Cole lost on the mound to Peters,
who relieved Delaney.
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.IACKSONVII.LK. Fin.. Aug. 7
() Paced by Al tiuinley, 39-j
year-old druggist of Chicago, who
rose to tournament heights from
service as a cuddy, public links
golfers of the nation today en
tered the first round of match
play in their ninth annual cham
pionship, with a low score of 145.
Brooklyn, whoso four-man team
won the Harding cup with the
brilliant score of 617, was repre
sented by five mnshle swingers in
the match piny to decide the suc
cessor to Carl Kaufmnnn of Pitts
burg, thrice champion, dlsqunll
iled through an Inadvertent error
n scoring.
Portland. Ore., had three men
:n the match play, .lames Bush
ong. with 156: Dr. W. A. Norby,
100 and Arthur .1. Pease. 161.
F
NEW VOHK, Auk. 7. M') Ktl
vln J. Clam, former tlnamlal
v rlter and Olymiile hiiriller. more
recently employed by William C.
Ulirant. automolille manuraiturer.
eiunmltled sulelile today hy Juml
liH' from the roof of a Fifth
avenue apartment hotel, where
i,c had until reeently been a
tenant.
Clapp. n Yale Rinduate, 4!l years
old, left a note to his wife read-
I Inn: "(lood bye. ue. I n.n'
lllled myself. Nobody Is to blame
but me. I am era.y."
ASTOItIA, Aug. 7. m Injunc.
liens against r.O Rill net fishermen,
aci'iised of Interfering with scin
IliK operations of the Columbia
Uiver Packiu-s" assofdatlon and
the P,arbey I'aiklng company
were granted W. I,. Thompson,
Packers' association president.
Thompson said seining opera
tions had been at n standstill for
three days because glllnetlers en
croached on Peacock spit sands.
Coast League
Yesterday
Ity Ihe Associated. Vress.
Jt. 11. K.
Heat tie a 9 2
Portland 10 10 2
Kallio, Hansen and Morreani;
Ortrnan and I'alrn.
I
I Sacramento
1
n. h. v.-
13 14 1
. ' i . J'
chesterfield. Hamilton and
Wlrtf?; I hirst. Kd war ds. Imtnovich,
.M,.gUaid, Artlett and Lomtmnll.
.., ..
H. H. K.
Iw Anceles ..! 7 9 2
Missions 11 2
D.laney. I'etr. Walfh and llan-
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Paddock Deserts Track For Law;
Running, He Says, Is "Side Issue
l.OS A N't! Kl-KS. UV) Now it's i
('hurley Paddock, the law student, i
The one-Cine sensation of tin
speed paths, his body developed i
and his puekelhnok fattened on !
.'nine, is preparing to "settle down." ;
He is tvgisiered in the 1'niver i
sity m Southern California law
I school.
Lecture lours. writing and intivb
: contracts have put considerable
money tn ruddock's pockets, nm
they haven't put the facts in his
'skull which ho needs to shape his
future.
unley doesirt admit that he's
tiroiitrh u-iih nthltxifi
hut he's
walking now, with fat tomes under
his :iitn
"I'm going to make a bid for the
lit;!- Olympic sprint relay teams,"!
said the veteran of three intern.i-f
tional competitions, "but running is
only u side issue now. j
"1 could have taken up bond j
salesmanship, hut that road turns.!
too. Popularity In athletics, when
spoken of in terms of business, is
a tickle thing.
"When you're in business pri
marily because of your athletic abil
ity, youngsters who step in to do-
I feat you on the cinder path soon
take your place,
"When 1 was graduated with au
arts and science degree I was too
young to follow my chosen profes
sion, so I decided to capitalize on
my sprint ability."
Paddock bus no qualms about
rubbing elbows, collegiately spen
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lllh, null UHJMt- Willi HUM il V UUrtll.
engaged rewriting his old records
, Paddock," the human race, horse."
Now Ihe only world's record he nv
tains Is for 300 meters.
With Rod and Gun
In Rogue Valley
By Ernest Rostel and
Dick Green
Ah a fiHhitiK stream, the Kokuc
river has atlrunted deep Interest
In Major Lawrence Mott, a maga
zine writer who is a regular vlwllor
at the river. In southern Oregon,
he tlivbU'H his lime between the
Rogue and lhnqua rivera and u
recent BiagarJue story In "Outdoor
America" tellH of thj thrill of steel
head fishing and of the dangera of
commercial fiHhlng,
In part the story opens with:
"The dictionary Informs me
that a 'rogue' in a 'knave'
a, 'trlcknter' a 'deceiver'! Let
me inform you that the Rogue
lives most Jieau II fully up to
the.se u.uallllen. With tho ex
ception of the North L'miania,
alHo in Oregon, the furloiiHly
flowlng waters of tlm I tonne
are at one and the name time
th moKt delightfully linpiih,
moHt enjoynhle, ninxl wholly
unreliable, and the most dan
gerous of nny stream that It
haH been my good fortune to
cant fly on, the world over!
"lJenperately wlft, for the
moHtipnrt, the Hogue Iuih every
condition of water that ateel
head love. Until very lately
It haa been unmercifully poach
ed at Hell ('.ate and along the
lower reaches. The name,
tragically-old tory of the In
satiably rapacioua maw of the
commrtrclal IntereBts that
aeemlngly MI'HT be filled,
despite the certainty that their
ruthless methods will write
flnl' to the game fih of not
only the Rogue, but of ALL
the rivers of the Pacific coast.
"I am advised, however, that
latterly and because of con
certed action on the part of
tho sportsmen of ('.rants pass
and Medford the fish and
game commlsaionfiK of Oregon
have been Jarred Into an awak
ening to the fact that the situ
ation Is a very serioiiR one!"
Travelers planning to visit any
flro season, should eall on the lo-i
cal supervisor or ranger to learn!
what areas have been closed. Kor-
ewt -officials pjmt. out that the)
closing orders ar backed by fed
eral regulations rind will be rigidly
enforced.
The areas closed In Oregon, by
national forests, are: Crater na
tional fore, closed to smoking 24.
300 ncren. to entry 72.rtJf.'i acre;
leschute national forest, smokint,'
1 37,1 acres; .Hantiam national
forest, camipinie and smoking, ''(,
4H0 acres: I'mpuua national forest.
entry fJ.Oad acres; Kremont national
forest, smoking acre; Cas
cade natbmal forest, entry 104,!tft
acres, smoking I2,lfi0 acret; Mal
heur national forest, smoking 6.000
acres; Mount Hood national toresl,
f ntry 23.R4 0 aerfs; I ma til la na
tional forest, entry 22.MOO aere;
Whitman national lorest, smoking
4.210 acres.
(Jf Interest to southern Oregon
sportsmen I a tst case decided
in the Justice court at M'-Ouel.
northern California, near the Klam
hth county line. Rex I-aw..n,
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Ari I PADDOCK -i
Charley Paddock, once the "world's fastest human," has hung up
his sprint spikes, at least for awhile, to study law at the University
of Southern California.
Kliimnth sportsman, was Jirrestedj
lust Friday with a sane hen, killed!
under non-resident hunllmx li
cense. A California name warden
held that Uiwson had no rinht In;
taking the nen baeli to oreuon,
but the Jury held that the arrest
was Illegal and that Kame shot
under such n license could be taken
Into OreKon. The law causing liw-
son's nrrewt was passed seven years
rKo and prohibits removing; name
, that Iiuh been Hhot In California to
j another state. It had been prl-
marlly passed to prevent comniev-
fin I hunters from, raldlim wamn
fields In southern ('alifornla.
ASLKM, Ore., Aug. 7. (iT)
Merwin liar rack man defeated Kr-
nie Arthur here lawt night, two
out of three fall in a wrestling
match billed as one of a series
lo determine the northwest mid
dleweight champion. Arthur took
the first Tall with an arm scis
sors In 20 m In tiles, 20 seconds.
while Itarrackman evened the
ount wllh a body slam In
13
niinuli'H, 30 w-uihn' Tlw ilccliliim;
fii'l went lo Itumii'kinnn wllh "
lliiinnu'lloi'k In 21) inillilti'H,
Mf)(h'N lll'I'dllM'H,
lU'I'-KAI.I). N. Y Auk. ". PI-
MtulfMt heroitH'H nro .Inuo llnn;ihy,
15, noil Uoi olhi'ii DIclT lcli. I ;). Willi
lho nltl of tholr cunoi- Ihi.y mivi'd
lhro mnn from ilrownlnK In Iakol
lOrlp In Unci' ilnyx mill ni'Vfr 'ilill
n word .'ihout II lo Ihi'lr pnronlH. 1
-A
X"
tJJow
1 coaxed
him to cat
(fNCE I was worried. MeaL
v f time was getting on my
nerves. 1 prepared many appe
tizing disltns. but John simply
would not eat just 'm'need' at
his food. Perhaps sometimes a
little grouchy. I began to fear
he was slipping, wnat was 1
to do? Love. home, happiness,
business success all depended
upon an improvement in his
condition. The blood-tonic idea
suggested itself to me. My
Druggist recommended S.S-S.
He told me that S.S.S. was a
great blood tonic; that it had
been successful for over 100
years: that it was made from
strictly fresh vegetable drugs and
i was benehci.v to the most deli
j cate system. Also that it would
build up the blood and improve
I the processes hy which the body
i is nourished. I brought home a
large size bottle. John agreed to
try it. Well, in just a few days
I could see the diflerence. His
improvement has Jieen so rapid
he is going to take several more
bottles, and not only that, but he
is now telling his friends to take
S.S.S."
It Ii a Vnown fact that vthen a
man's nystem Ketu "run-down,"
lie hain't the reiiitance to ward
Makes You Feel
LONDON, Out., Aug. 7. (ft)
IiIinuH the defending champion,
the Canadian amateur golf cham
pionship swung Into the uarter
final round today with three
Americans In running for the
title.
Kddle Held of New York, dw
fending- bis title won al .lanper
park last year, was eliminated
yesterday by Carroll M. Stuart of
Montreal, but .1. Wood Piatt and
Raymond Kerguson of Philadel
phia and Frank Connelly of it
trait remained In competition.
DEFEATS NET STAR
KorTHA.MI'TON, N. Y., Aim.
". IA') Krank Hllluldsi, youthful
N w Voi k mar, HiinuiK a mwii-
limuil iipwt IimIiijt liy ilfi'utlnB
I-I" "I" Tllili-n In thi!
M imi (low
lul' liivlliilhin tinnln
tuurnu
niinl, 0-k 2-11. 0-1.
HlilclilB, lll-ycnr-nld whonlliny.
who riuikH No. 12 on tli( nnllnniil
ll of Tllilcn'B No. 1. iiroreil bin
KiirprlKlnir conuiU'Mt In i-lcun-cut
; faviii,,,, n io onnr'tpr-flnnl runnel
r hir lournumont.
Atihlund County ronrt olllnn
iirnirrnni will ulurt ly AilKllMt I.
oft dineaien. Loss of appetite il
only a symptom. General weak
nesa pervadca the entire body.
There is no desire to work
or play. It is dangerous to let
the red-blood-count remain below
normal.
S.S.S. Il daily helping people
to regilin their strength. Thou
sands of uers have testified to
its benefits In unsolicited letter!
of gratitude. It promotes a keen
appetite, gives vitality to tho
body, clears the skin and wards
off diseases. All Drug Storen
sell S.S.S. in two sizes. Ask for
the larger size. It is more eco
nomical, fju), o
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r i -i. . . a, . Bus" m
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' I U fl Von owe It to
itk I 53 Jl ymir.rir lo trr
Il ' lliiul i H.H.S. lta tenlo
sss
THE HAIG FAILS
10 QUALIFY IN
PRO GOLF TEST
Other Weil Known Stars
Will Keep Walter Com
pany in Gallery at Flush
ing Tourney.
Ni;V YORK, Aug. 7. UP) For
til.- first time In his long Klf
rareer. W alter I I;iKtn wltl not lie
annum those oompetlnff when the
professional golfers tee off nt
I'resh Meadow club, KlushlnK. In
September In ineat of the pro
championship.
Tim live-times holder of the pro
fessionitl title failed to o,niilify yes
teriluy, when yomiK llorton Smithy
HiiKen'H prttee, leit the field over
1 he (.'berry Valley club course.
Smith seori'il a US for tho .III hole
hut 1 laen took 1 4 it, four Htroken
short of the mark needed to get
within the honored ten, which will
represent the metropolitan district.
AIoiik with Ha pen, others such
well known stars as Mike Itrndy,
l.oiiK Jim Barnes, Wee Hobby
fruirkshank, and Willie MueFar
lane failed to qualify. In addition
tt Smith, the (lunlifyintf Kioup In
eluiles Johnny larrell, dene Snrn
.eii. Mill Mehlhorn, Hilly Burke.
I'iit (.'ireetll, J immy 1 lines, John
(olden. Whiffy Cox and Jack For
rester. GABBY STREET TO
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 7. (TV Snm
Urea don, owner of the St. LouIm
Cardinals. National league baseball
club, today announced the reap
pointment of Charles , (Gabby)
Street n h manager of the team for
the Ht3 season. .
The announcement set at- .-rest
rumors the Cardinals would have
another new pilot next year.. The
'ion 111 has eh u need manairera at
least once each year alnce 1925.
This season is Street's first ns n
major league manager, and Brea
don haH been pleased with his ser
vicca although the Cards now nra
In fourth place.
Ends Piles Quick
Pllo sufferers can only Ret quick,
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this .blood congestion and strength
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