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U , , , ' DOITO SHtC TRIBUNE, XEEDFOKIV CmTtfONV VETATT:SrftY; SFflUST Tfl, TiWf. - wmnnM Cm A Flashv Fire qi.- , CXi - J&F n P PORTLAND POLLS SHOWGIRL DENIES 9to SERAPHS OUT OF SUICIDE ATTEMPT iWlNn R Y flfe "mini f inn tip - J q IKIrLt LtAU lit Lpetrolle Bout To- . ifjr,yif V) z4A J fi 5! C Pits Pair of Y rWp4 Mai's Doles Out But Three (Warlike Statements fttAA a a . Wfill St? T f , M M WslPl stl" In Knot ,or Lead tHMUV , v x a ,A rap i L ..h,rt W. Barker 1 Ubh Press Sports Writer) ID API fiffht ore a rather .,..- m this day and ago. vL followers will have a FrL to of that Ilk in the I.. .t the Yankee stadium EjigM when Jimmy McLar L mii Petrolle meet for the L, in eight months. Uln long nas oeen one m L inwlng caros 111 n uu. Lm. petrolle's sensational Lt alter a year's retirement htt the public lancy. ril nas aosoiumiy "u ouu , BniiA' door for he la re- L be worth something like l Be fights because he UKes characteristic has been Lsncertlng to some of Als L the nast. ' liiirnln Turns Tables. Uu, m bis many ehgage- ype, ban fougni oniy one. wi fight a return match L. Ulll.r. ink' the worst beating- he LHtred from "Fargo Billy" iMv met for the first time Ouden last November. r months later they clashed ru -time McLarnln fought kli planned battle. Sticking Wt hand almost exclusively, i anted Petrolle's mad rushes E quarters and easily out ill battle Is .slated for fcdj, but both have Issued natements to the effect that be remarkable If the duel Lit that distance. , v S; RESULT K Cal., Aug. 19. (AP) R. ipparently by a heart at-r-Jt swimming In Emerald bay, Itos, former Stanford athlete Iter of the world's discus rec- proed here yesterday after- R tho was 24 anA jilnrn Ipnv. had been employed by QClaco accounting firm, had fttoi on Emerald bay with a I aeciaeo: to go in swim ial lowered himself from the ' the boat. He nonm nnlv ft pin, then disappeared under f. ne came up and went final time. M In the boat tried to im to Pe, but being unfamiliar rtfnit a boat, onlv Dnt fihAr the drowning man. Resl- i iore, auu yards away, put u ooats, but arrived too PJt the first man In history P the discus more than 160 f bl mark of 163 feet 8 "wough subsequently sur- Paul Je&suD. Unlvernltv of Ron, u MW record. Krenz had heen u iteadlly In anticipation of ' mark of 170 feet it m f nmes next year. PAGE PIVB IN IS SCANNING HAWAIIAN SEAL LINEUP "lAKCLSro l ' "r,"7 oana. one of the ns, if not the omy one baseball, has reached wTr the owners of the Seals list him as an money prospect. the Pacific Coast league Honolulu three years ago t " "Handy Andy." Every - team waa familiar to 1 f.. .... .. nrr" " the 18-year- Arl"na State lea- faMna. He took a whirl we infield and the out- Jnimself as an outfielder. lth a powerful throw- r' "Pd and an ability b or tht bal1 o the far ! i ,v lhe TOtng age and Sta1' llnuP- Oana I .""Kntlon of big league k wt i 5t?n' ma or mT I Se ? ta yr. but If and 'ota, owners expect to "fithander s built along " ""P ' th "all. II V. ,b" 1 n i. """"Mt with shoulder- SYl"Y0UNG IS SIEM OF SOVIETS "of f'AP' Soviet Russia's I Spiij. 'ure lader U multl r rl ' Ja ,ne ,lrt half of nhlp ln the com- fc'atlon for boy. and TT:000 to total of E TILTS FOR YANKS By Associated Press. Henry Louis Gehrig has played ln 1000 consecutive games for the Yanks and has not given a sign ol weakening. Only two players in the major leagues ever have beaten that mark. Everett Scott took part ln 1307 games lor the Boston Red Sox and the Yankees from 1916 to 1925 and Joe Sewell, now a Yank, played 1103 for Cleveland. About the time Scott's record was ending, Gehrig became New York's regular first baseman. He began ln June, 1925, won numerous honors as a star bat ter, as Babe Ruth's leading home run rival,- and In 1927 as the most valuable player to his club. Gehrig took part in his lootn game yesterday and saw his team go down to a 6-4 i-efent before De troit, the last place American league. The Bosto" .jn-vctt a ;t four straight to '.he staged a ninth Innim the fine pitching o', : house and downed . .. The PltMburg Pin. they lost their series to the Phillies. threatened Bostons hold on mm place when they pounded out a 14 to 4 triumph In the final game. Rogue Fish Yarns Eclipsed By Tale From East Coast PORTLAND, Me., Aug. 10. f AP) Jay Holmes, grandson of the late Charles Flelschmann, wealthy yeast manufacturer, re turned here today alter an over night fishing trip with a tale of having been towed ln a motor boat for 11 hours by a 700-pound horse mackerel. Holmes Bald the big fish was hooked late yesterday about seven miles off shore and that after an 11-hour drag throughout the night the fish broke away. Most mackerel fishing is with harpoons but more daring fishermen use a hook and line. team of the xpping . Cubs, '. 'tind ' ik x 2. . vnough HOW THEY STAN D (By the Associated Press.) Coast. W. L. San PrancUco 26 10 Oakland 2 19 Los Angeles 25 20 Portland - 24 21 Hollywood - 22 22 Seattle 21 " Sacramento 18 28 Missions 18 28 American. Philadelphia - 81 21 Washington 70 4J New York 85 48 Cleveland 63 st St. Louis 48 65 Boston 46 88 Chicago 45 f. Detroit 44 71 NnttiMi.H. St. Louis Chicago New York Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh 85 Philadelphia Cincinnati Pet. .578 .578 .556 .533 .500 .477 .400 .364 .723 .618 .576 .473 .425 .404 .395 .383 .638 .560 .558 .508 .482 .478 .410 .368 YESTERDAYS RESULTS R. H. E. 1 3 2 ...4 6 1 Moss and Lc Angeles - Portland n-.t.iM. Hermann DBiWll. . - Hannah. Campbell; Malls ana w- Hll. ' R. H. K. Sari Francisco 'jj 'J Batteries':' Gibwn "and Mealey: Kolllo. Hartwlg and Cox. " R. H. E . 9 15 2 ". 8 10 2 Ludolph and Oould, Jonns. Oakland Hollywood (10 Innings). Batteries: Pearson. MrMullen: McEvoy. Turner and Severeld. R. H K 3 6 0 Sacramento 5 12 s Missions - . lnfl Batteries: Vinci, Col lard Wlrts; Walsh and Ri'- Tree Make, (ar of ' BATON ROUGE. La.. (API A T preesee. probsbly 1 " tut on the Amite ve' 'wamp. Pj duced a carload of lumt-. 11 kn.ni M The swamp Riant nsa le,nl!hl?80(eeandtb..tump diameter waa M incbea. With Rod and Gun Fish ln Fish lake are still dying from the unknown disease which has attacked them. It Is learned here. Persons at the lake In the past few days say that t.'ie screen at the lake's outlet Is plugged with the dying trout. Because so little Is known of the diseases of fish, there seems to be nothing that can be done to atop the ravages of the fungus. The fungus can be stopped ln many fish by ti eating them with a salt water bath. Eastern brool: trout are not migra tory however, and It Is doubtful if the salt would.be of any benefit to t,Vm. Specimens of the diseased fish have been sent to state game of ficials and to biologists at Oregon State college. W. W. Walker sent several of the fungus-bearing trout to Mat Ryckman, state superinten dent of hatcheries. Persona who favor allowing all fish to spawn naturally and oppose the stocking from hatcheries will be In terested to learn that nearly all lakes ln southern Oregon, where the best fishing Is now reported, were stocked originally, either by Individuals or organizations. Diamond lake. Crater Lake. Lake of 1,-ie Woods and the little Fish lake on the Umpqua were all stocked with flngerllngs from the Butte Falls hatchery, fishermen are pointing out. Work on the proposed federal fish hstchery for Elk creek will be done between spawning and hatching seasons as near as possible so as not to Interfere with fish In the pools there now. It Is learned, Deed for the land Is now ln .1e hands of the department of Justice where final plans lor the 160.000 hatchery are under way. A valuable part of the new hatch ery will be sufficient pools to allow the trout to grow to the six and eight-Inch sizes before they are re leased. Previously many of the flng erllngs have been lost because of the change of food and water conditions. T,h new plant will also provide ample cold storsge space In which food for the fish can be kept. KING GEORGE REVEALS EXCELLENT MEMORY LONDON (AP) Royal memories are good. Fifty years ago, when a midship man. King George laid Vie corner stone of St. Thomas' church ln Syd ney. Australia. Now in the church's )ubll year, he has sent a message ol congratula tion t toe parish. ; EAGLE POINT TO PLAY CHAMPIONS OF LANE Hendershott's baseball tonm from Eugene, winner of the Lane-Benton league title will come to Medford Sunday to play the championship Eagle Point nine on the local fair grounds diamond. Final arrangements for the inter-sectional game were announced' today by Hoosier Hoffard, manager of the Cheesemakers. The Eugene team won the Lane- Benton championship with ten straight victories and no defeats. Lat er, they defeated Lebanon, winner of the Cascade league, b!x to 0. Mope Russell, Hendershott's pitch er, played for the Lakevlew team lost year, catching Bill Baker. Russell pitched in the Sacramento Valley league for Woodland two -years'" bk6 ind was one of the best pitchers in the circuit. Harry Dutton, center field, played on the University of Oregon varsity for three years. Mc played with the Eugene Townles, albO, before joining the Hendershott nine. Considering the showing -hat the Cheesemakers have been making Jn recent games, the Sunday encounter should provide some real base ball. Lloyd Terr! 11, right field, and Prank Passett, second base, were coaches of the Eugene American Legion Junior nine which was disqualified on e technical point involving birth certificates. The probable Eagle Point and Eu gene lineups are: Eogue Point Eugene H. Dunn ci Del Russell Fielder - 2 - Fassett Hoffard - cf Dutton Morkle If .- - Green Valencia lb Orr Canton ...rf Terrlll Moss 3b :. Vay Duyn Fosb c Llbby Cook & Best p Russell 4 Arizona Boys Show Fancy Rope Tricks at Lions Luncheon (lly the Associated Press) A two way tie for first place ln coast league standings today had re placed the three-sided one which existed before the opening games of this week's scries last night. Oakland and San Francisco wore still tied for first, but Los Angeles. I the third member of the original trio, lost to Portland. Three tMlts was the best Los Ang eles could do against Walter Mulls as the Beavers took the series opener 4 to 1. The Beavers scored in pairs, two coming in when Coleman lifted homer over the fence in the third. and two more when Dlttmar, Angel .shortstop, dropped Johnson's high fly. Oaks Drub Stars The Acorns and Hollywood went 10 : Innings last night before Oakland emerged the victor by a score of 0 to Hollywood scored five runs in Vie first, the Ouks got aix ln the third and one each In the sixth and sev enth. The Stars evened things with three In the lost half of the ninth but Oakland put over the winning run in the extra Inning and Holly wood couldn't duplicate it. T,ie Seals hit 17 times off two Seattle pitchers and took the series opener from the Indians, 13 to 3. The Mission Reds piled up four runs ln a thlrd-lunlng rally and downed Sacramento ft to 3 ln last night's series opener. . Permanent Sun-Tan Promised Australia SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Opin ions expressed at a medical gather ing here were that Australians would grow taller and darker. "The blondes will vanish," said one Sydney specialist. "Australians, with surfing the national pastime of all who have access to the beaches, are definitely getting darker. "When you have a race of people living most of the year ln sunshine. as in Australia, the akin pigment in creases, and the hair darkens. In a few hundred years perhaps wo may be a black race." RELIGIOUS FAITH FOES -PUZZLING JAP POLICE dToKYO (AP) Two anti-rellglon nvfcaiiiat itartKi i Japan, by. radicals, are puzzling tiro police 'fwo Japanese who recently turned -from Russia are organizing an anti-religion league. Tnkatu Seldo, a socialist leader and former Buddhl.it priest. Is pro moting a league aimed at destruc tion of existing faiths and substitu tion of a creed based on leftist dogmas. The Japanese, constitution guar antees freedom of faith so the po lice are unable to Interfere as leng as the movements are restricted to religious 'aspects. PRINCE OF WALES ON VACATION PLANE TOUR TOURS. France, Aug. 19. (AP The Prince of Wales, on n two weeks holiday, arrived today at Saint Sym phorlcn airport. In view of the bad weather it was uncertain whet.her he would proceed by airplane to Biarritz tonight. Saint Syinphorlen was Ooneral James O. Harbord's war time residence when he was chief of the service of supplies of the American expeditionary force. LOS ANGELES. Aug. 19. (AP) lues Norton, showgirl friend of Arn old Rothstein, murdered New York gambler, today denied police reports she had attempted suicide, and ex plained the loan of her automobile to friends may have caused the dis crepancy, A young woman who gave her name as Iuex Mitchell appeared at a hos pital. She Is said to have taken a in lid poison. Police said her expen sive automobile was registered to Miss Norton. "Why should I take poison?1 MUs Norton queried. "I have plenty of money." Rotlutcln's will left one sixth of his estate to Miss Norton. . -4 , PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 19. (AP) Federal Judge McNary today re voked the parole of Emory Davis. who last spring was sentenced to six montlis in Jail for his attempts to colon tee the Fish creek desert country In the Umpqua National forest. Davis had been arrested five times for "squatting" on laud in the na tional forest area. Each time the court showed leniency. Roosevelt Silent On Rumored Break With Tammanyites ALBANY. N. Y- Aug. 19- ( AP) Governor Roosevelt had "nothing to say" today to reports that his action in calling special session of the leg islature to strengthen a legislative committee's investigation of New York, was interpreted as a "break" with the Tammany faction of his party. The governor would not comment Upon the request of State Senator John J. Dunnington. New York demo crat.' for an investigation cf upstate republican city and county officials, those close to the executive today de clared the governor was without iow er to order a general investigation of tU.it character. BIHllfsl ROSE BURG, Ore.. Aug. 19. (AP) The city council today entered into a contract with the Cultfornla-Oro-gon Power company to Increase the Rose burg city street lighting system from 39.460 caudlepower to 64,300 candlepower, effective September 1. The Increased lighting In the resi dential district will be about 8000 candlepower and 6000 in the busi ness district. The cost to the city will be slightly below the present cost under a new rate scale. 1000,000 Kodak prlves. Details at Peasley Studio. SCOOTER CHAMPION HELD FOR PARENTS CHICAGO, Aug. 19. (AP) As scooter, Nicholas Ispaa, 9, of Indiana Hnrbor, Ind., la some kind of a " champion. !i He left his home yesterday morn ing on his scooter and 13 hours later , arrived In Chicago, having made the 20 miles on a gallon of water, furnished through the courtesy of oil filling stations along the route. Police held him Cor his parents. Meanwhile he atuck to his story ,i that he lost his way when his mother sent him to the barn for an armload of wood, and kept right on scooting until he got to Chl cago. " Red Gorillas Keep Congo Lions Away u ALGIERS. Algeria (API Red go-, llllas so powerful that Hons daraj not Inhabit the same regions. , " were reported In the Belgian Congo by Prolcsaor Raymond Dart, of Bel gium, who recently returned hero from a scientific trip through the -Congo, The scientist reported red and black gorillas which were so proud r that those of one color refused to " have anything to do with the others. They live apart and do not mix. Pro fessor Dart aald. DlHcovery of why the reds will not live with the blacks' might throw some light on the sopar- -atlon of primitive man and the later branches, the professor said. . FOR YOUR FAMILY'S Two little boys from Arizona, dark complexloned. and with black snappy eyes, entertained the Llona club to day with numerous rope tricks and jokes as a part of the program. When a club member was overheard by them to. remark that they were "clev er," the leader spoke up: "We know we are don't tell us." While his partner was doing a stunt, the head boy told tlie Lions that he and the other fellow were tar ahead of Will Rogers and his tricks. The two entertainers are en route to the Pendleton round-up, where they will take part In the contests there. Rev. W. R. Balrd, pastor cf the First Christian church entertained with two readings, which were greatly en Joyed. Leland Brophy was program chairman. Arrangements were made for next week's meeting to be ladles- night, at which time a special musical pro gram will be given. Secretary Geral Barr read an Invitation sent to the local den. to attend the bridge dedi cation at Yreka, August a. B. R. 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