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SiEDFORD MATT TRnurXE.MEDFORn, ()K'K(;o. MONDAY. .IAN TAW PAOR PTVE Golden LEADERS SPLIT "Business Man" Golfer Shoots 79 Against 75 For Connecticut Pro in Links Climax. By I'll ill .iinnu tiiKin, Asociatcd lrcfs Spurts Writer. Ai;L:. CA1.1K.NTU. .Mexico, Jan. 19. tPf Pack Into the 1'niled Stall's moved the wanderers of tin fairways today for a brief re.-t be fore tlie $."1,(1110 motion v finik in, a t c h play tournament which opens at Los Angeh s Thursday, to brin; Hie western winter campaign to a close. Prominent anion-.; the leaders of Hie large field expected to appear .for the qualifying round over the lliviera fount ry el ub eour.se will be Johnny (.lolden, Noroion, Conn., j)ro, and the I, ns Angeles profes sional of a few months, (Jeorge Von 101 in, whom Ci olden defeated EVEN ON PRIZE BY AGREEMENT yesterday by four strokes in the "lr i solid with them, layer on play-off hero for Ihe Agua Cali- layer, when they fly. cnte $:!", 000 (tpen title. Their lS- The owner dwposvri hi pot hole sL'orcvi were 7." and .-hooters for they couldn't he Hot Ion KinllJi Third, The play-off for the champion-. ship yesterday came as an ami- -ihn:iv to live 7;'. hole i-iassle. ! which saw Coldeii and Von Kim tied after holes with total scores how c o w a r d I y the men were, of 1I3. Third plaee went to llor- Sport.-men who saw the -slaughter ton Smith. New Vork, who -shot turned away in disgust. niTi. I While it was a gentlemen's agree -( And this is done in the name of ment between the two leaders thai "game conservation"! The owner they would divide evenly fin-t and does keep two lakes inviolate. Vh:t second plaee nnmey, giving aeh a gesture! And because of this $;.7."it). tin.- lS-hole medal test yes- he argues that he is a game con terday was necessary to dei-Ido "who servationiwt! A benefai'tor of the should rightfully ckrim the title and the gold, diamond - atudded medal. Golden jumped Into the front n the first hole, and was never head- fd, although Von Kim caught up with him jit the eighth and rallied vainly at the fourteenth. As a re- fult. the solid easterner turned in the first nine in 37, one over par, compared' with the bu.-iinersinan pnlfer's 3S. and then increased his advantage lo""flve strokes on the first three holes of the home round. (iiNtrge Pulls Poorly. It was the superior approaches of Golden which gave him t he edge, although Von Kim was putt ing poorly, especially on the honu ut retch. The victor came back in 3S. two ovy. for u 7.r, while tho blonde Los Angeles expert took 41 for 78. The leading money winners of the tournament proper which end ed Saturday were: .Johnny Golden. Noroton. Conn.. ;H3 yo.TTiO. George Von Kl in. Los Angeles, i 2!!3 $0,730. Horton Smith. New York, -H.'i Kd Dudley. Wilmington, Del.. 29 Ii $1,012. TiO. olin Outra. Santa Monica, Cal., 2I 51, 012. r.U. Mortie Outra, Long Ueach, Cal., 290 $1,012.50. Clarence Ciark. Tuba. OI;la 21-G SI. 01 2.50. Leo Diegel, Agua Caliente. 2U7 $2,V Wiffy Cox. llrooktyn. 2it7 .$112 5. Gene Sara::en, New York, 2'tX J500. I Walter llagen. Detroit, ,.'.IS SMHI. I Uneasy Lies the Head- 4PVV" i V' -'1 PWWi PR Bn" INCOME flnKL VifefeV f " The Avy weight V 'm 1 a chmoioh I J ! V& C BUT UOT Vfe V NEW YOCf- vSw lit, TakTc f"5 i Tme New sowing commis.-oio.-J .HAC' MAX AMI? nJOiv) THtyvE L"Ciri- TO ' etfCAK" HiM . Defeats With Rod end Gun By Erneit Roiital and Dick Green Wi hold aloft a fragment of "Kiiijie conservation," raw and bb-eding, loathsome and repulsive. criminal in its waste, cowardly in i the advantages taken of v Id fowl. A certain person owns-a number of lake.-; near Sutlgart, Arksansa.s. Two of these lakes are kept as inviolate sanctuary for wildfowl. ! The others are heavily baited with ; grain. Here the baited ducks are murdered. They flock to the food by the hundreds of thousands. The .-portsmen in advantageous posi tion. ovei ind then drives the ducks t them. Thirty men killed 4S0 mallards !n rinht minutes! That's how thick the ducks were; that's! waterfowl! He charges ach man $10 for the! privilege of murdering 1 5 ducks. Tts a racket. The bewildered duck are put on the spot for t6 cents each. And it's all legal in Arkansas, In fact. It Is legal :in most states, The American dame association, from which this information comes. believes in the wise utilization of wild life taken by methods com patible with the best principles of sportsmanship and fair play, but it condemns murder of anything. Commercial duck shooting should be regulated in such ways as to bring it to the highest ideals of sportsmanship. LegislaturcH will convene in 11 slates this year.- Such a situation as-this is worthy of their attention. A c'tizen of New York Mate Is still paying orf one of the strang est Chrlstma debts so far recorded. When charged by an officer of the state conservation department with cuttimr down nine evericreen I tree on fnvesi preserve land to ! sell as Christmas decoration, he i was fined the customary penalty ( Singapore, before more man two of $10 for each ivw thirds of the fish had a chance to Cut unable to pay the fine, he leave the home waters, hcguetl to be permit ted to work I This estimate was reported by I out his penalty by replacing the nine trees with l.Ooo more. ' Cnder this agreement, the of : f e n d e r is n o w b un y re 1 1 ay i n g his j debt to the scen e beauty of the ! state hy plaining 1.000 balsams ! where nine grew before, according ! to the department's report. Swimming end to distributed last ye nd. the fish from the haleh'-ries of W I opsin alone for VOlLU Von Elm in Play-Off for Agua Caliente Open MEDFORD GRID SCHEDULE FOR 1931 OUTLINED Meeting At Ashland First For Planning Fall Play Secondary Hoop Finale Also Talked. With the lb football season still fresh in the memories oi spot is faun, coaches and prin cipals of southern Oregon high schools are busy lining tip their l:;tl sehcdules. At ii meeting held In Ashland : last Saturday plans were hi the schedules. It was alse elded there that the champion ship of the secondary schools o! j this district in basketball must- be decided a week j'efbre the stato tournament in Salem. This; is to give the winner a chance lt play the first class school champ ion for the clear title to repre sent southern Oregon. (Panics Arranged Medford high's f(Mitball learn next year has several games ar ranged and others dangling on tho string, awaiting final settle- ment. Marsbficld will come here on October 10 and Medfonl win try to eradieate the Ming of their worst I!:!0 defeat, suffered at the ha nils of the l'lrates last fall. : Medford will journey t o liend on i ArmiMics day for a return gain : with the Ijwa Hears. on Thanks giving day I'umes the traditional Medford - Ashland battle on the local field, j HesldeH this Medford has ten j tatlvely placed a game with Cres cent City for September 2ti to open the season, and the game at Grants Pass for October 1 7. Two Saturday's Open U. H. Finch, director of ath letics, is dickering for games with Salem and Corvallis at Med ford. and a trip to Kugene, but none has pasned the sanction of both schools yet. On account of the Armistice panic coming on Wednesday, it leaveH Medford with two successive Saturdays open, A practice game may be .scheduled for one of them, Finch says, lie nltfo Is' trying to sign up n contest with the always-tough Chemawa Indians. The official schedule will not be completed for some time yet. Those present at the Ash'-and schedule meeting- were Finch and Darwin K. liurgher, Medford conch; Dwlght French of Klamath Falls, It.' C. Forsythe and Jack Cllss ef Ashland. Ieonard May field. Principal Cuhtman and I L. Deal of Grants Pa.. restocking purposes would stretch from Huston across tin seas the Wisconsin conservation com mission in a summary of its fish eries achievements. F r o ni the state's 25 hatcheries it distributed more than 300, 000, i. 00 "finger ling" fish of various species. In cluding native food varieties. Hut iili llu i'1'iit.ial ( i-l ii tti oli the ilenitrt- I ment listed the distribution of flO,- I ooo adult brook trout large enough 1 1 o catch U'-xl season, a nil old I eunuch to spawn this winter. By Pap TAE - MA WfiEtCH MET Itil TIM M I- MB It '(hit rr4 Cuss and Sock," Land is Method in Playing Golf Fin., .'i-n. ia. A'i K'iH's;iw Mituiuaiii l.;ii- 4 .lis. fx.ir of l;is...iill, I,, vi'ry llll)l.Ui(. on wh.i! to vl.i wlii'ii oiu.'.s zolt l.atl izi'la into a trap. "Say." lu lmcrvii'u oil an I intiTvi.'W or. "whon you play mlf ami v.iur l.all m'ts III a nap. .10 you .y TsK-tsk-isk,' or iu you flirts?" v He iiiswi-ri'il hi.s own i(UO- lion: "When you set in a fix like that, don't say 'lshitw' or 'My gracious,' hut walk up to the ball, euv.i it for all Ct's i 4 worth, and then sock it.' SW EARLY IS PLAN IMTTSIU' KC. II. Jan. I !'. uV Kvcn tno train stops are to be i utilized by Jewel Kns this spring' in timberings up hi- I'lttsourgni Pirates. Old-fashioned gymnastics are to olav an important part m ti-niniix'' ninfi-sim 'inri the woik will start even before the boys pion, meets one oi uie leaning con reach their camp in 1'aso Kohlcs, . tendeiv; for the title. F.ddlo Shea Cal.- Kvery time the engine stops ; of Chicago, in an overweight af for water or coal the boys will be ! fair in which the U(i-pound crow n hiiKiled out of the cars and put tMrougli their stuff, Kits' says. .Hoan Cigar Hew Yort. V. t "Toy WdOD DnetfDir py)blk HDDiflhi" :' billboard t and on ftud the dan&er Vour spit' rtll do more ror that reason m r 4 Deoonoy" ....AfAon. it olaa9 In thli period of cold weather and cracked tips, above all Insist on a cigar fre of the spit germ. ( 1931 Amtrlcio Clgir Co. BRITISH BOXER i 1 1 II I i rr i ti irr :i w ua m I I 1 1 I I I 111 I II II CIA 0 CARD n ,, . . . . i Berg Meets Hess in Amen can Lightweight Cam paign Lorn ski and; Belanger Mix Tuesday. ! NKW YtHIK. Jan. Jack i Kid) llerg, Kimlifli lightweight, has pfcki ..I i-lii.- the siarlin ,-poi for Ili.s l.u. American campaign. 1 The Whiteebapel whirlw i n d. holder of the somewhat synthetic, junior welterweight tide and out-1 standing contender of the liuht-. weight championship as well, is Hunched with Oohiie Mess of l.os! A ngeles fn the 1 0-round feat are j bout of the Chicago Stadium's i show Friday nigh I. On the same card, liat Itattalino of. Hariford, I Conn., world's featherweight chain - I will not beat stake. Krni. Sehaaf. I! o ' t heavy - DR. Health Commissioner, City of drJ-f STRICT W' ftdvertisin6 display have " yur the . neools hen the tip and teaoh the publi' efforts t0 Jou than ooll olGar. enthusi-tlo j Tmnt to EW. 1 am v-.lth 00-iS3in0r' As in manvxraoturlns. of publio thio 100BO tO US. tou ar. iri.th tho unaer" - T.O .ndorsine yr Proo c vour eoopalcp iu heartily in favor of your ((IP outpointed Mas l!:lt'f, ' 1 California youngster, ! Har.. returns to Madi-1 liitnli'ii l-Yiday night In a lu-round bout with Janus J. liiaddoiU of Jersey City. l.co i.omsUl, Aberdeen. Wah , and Cltarley Ib-Ianger. Winnipeg, light In avy weights. miM-t hi a re turn in -round engagement jn port -land. Ore.. Tuesday. l!elani;er t.ol; a N ew Vea r's decision f ruin 1 ,om - !HACK WILL SEEK CM1C.;( :ng read of Jau. I !. ! -llav- Itabe Uuih'.s reported .salary of $so.omi :( year. Hack Wil son has it. Tided (bat he should be worth at bast half that much. The pudgy Cub outfielder, who dethroned the I'.ambino as borne run king of the majors with Mi e ire u t eloiils last year, aid he would demand a contract calling for $10, mm next season. President William Vecek of the Culw is vacationing at Catalina Isl- 1 a nd, Cal.. the training site of Ihe i Cubs, but is expected back . for a personal conference ! Wilson. Wilson's contract, calling soon wild ; for a year, expired at the end !i;in eampaiirn. 1 of the Says J. F. X. 17, 1950- Juno In the newapiP0" - . --.Arvp: way oause harm "L'"-- .oaled with event aufforlnG thus pr hiolth, and w.-iuht. win ! highly (out. i in his last . : sun Sin. ire bonof Lt public approval to tereotod in oolnE i- lluman iU ouW efforts. letter in : not publioly ...ainr. that I en 1 - "" - hut that I w "4 f your industry by Very truly yr.. Certified . . THE GOOD St CIGAR THAT AMERICA NEEDED E E Fourth Successive Champ-j ionship Looms Oregon' State Second, Oregon Third in Standing. lly (lie Associated I . .cading I lu I'ilic Coast c. northern division ust conference with four victories and no defeats, the Cni vershy of Washington Huskies are early season favorites to win their fourth suece?sivo basketball cham pionship. Last Moinlay and Tuesday tre- 1 ",M H t iciories ier itiaiio ai .hoscow ino Frttlay and Saturday Washington State college won a pair of games from Oregon at Kugene. This week sees Washington playing its first games of the year away from home, the Huskies traveling to Oregon Friday and i Saturday, Other games this week are : asiilnglnn State vs. (iregon Male 'at Corvallis tonight and tomorrow Hobokcn, N. J. V'.-tZ HUSKIES AV CLEAN RECORD N HOOP RAC Every smoker, every wife whose liuslimiil smokes cigars, should read Dr. Stack's letter. . "Who are the friends of 'Spit'?" YOU MAY WELL ASK THIS QUESTION WHEN 56 IMPORTANT HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE WRITTEN SO STRONGLY AGAINST THE EVILS OF SPIT OR SPIT-TIPPING. Dr. Stack writes: "I am heartily , in favor of your campaign to better jour industry by making it cleaner." .. it-fa The war against spit is a crusade of decency. Join it...SmokeCeitif led Cremo a really wonderful smoke mild mellow nut sweet! Every leaf entering the clean, sunny Cremo factories is scientifically treated by methods recommended by the United J States Department of Agriculture. LOU CD land W. S. C. vs. Idaho at Moscow. I Standings to dalle are: W. I.. ' Washington 4 o Oregon Stain 3 1 j Washington State 3 1 , Oregon o 4 Idaho o 4 California is leading the south i ei ii div ision with a perfect record. . IV LA I second with two wins and one Iohh. K. s. i., third with one ( win and two losses, and Stanford 1 last with one win and three losses. I I'ho ni high school defeated the i .oni Mill high sehoul team l-Yldiiy ev.-ning ;tti to lit. The . girls teams played, the game end-itiL- ir. to i;.. Young of Ashland referee.. i I leuderson'i-t I wo Junior high ; si hool teams will journey to Phoe ! nix this evening and play Plioenlx. . Phoenix and Talent will play j Kl.i(; evening at Phoenix. Neither team has been defeated, and It is expected the game will prove, interesting. Tree Roots Easily Harmed , I' KHAN A, 111 (n l!nlverity of Illinois studies reveal that feeding roots of bearing apple trees uu a U y a re within t h ree inches of the soil's surface and seldom more than :;ix. making it dangerous for deep orchard cultivation. . i . . . one of 56 health officials from 56 different points approving Cremo's crusade against spit or spit-tipping. 3 I-- 14 ma
