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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. White was appointed to In
terview members to determine the
number who would attend.
Quests at today's luncheon were
Homer Miller of Eugene, and the
Reverand Balrd.
SKULL CRUSHED BY
HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER
OSWEOO. Ore, Aug IB. (API
An unidentified man was Injured
probably fatally here last night by
a hit-and-run driver.
The fleeing driver almost forced a
machine driven by Ray ). Stall, Into
the ditch. Staff saw the Injured mm
lying In the road and called an am
bulance. Allen said the man's skull
was badly crushed.
Bid opened for completion ol
LakeTlew-Burns highway.
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