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"MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY, APRIL 13. 1932. m . - Auitrallan Silt Golden. r i i . i t i i a i w mmm as. , n n ' i inn niTnurnn i PIT,E TWO EARLYJV1ASTERY Fecords Show 13 Games Where Opposition Allowed Not More Than Five Hits Babe Ruth Has Flu By Herbert W. Barter. (Associated Press Bports Writer.) Not tinea the dsr. before the HMly ball hare major league pitcher dem onstrated auch etrlktrtf early-season mastery. Th mud 1 brly a week old, yet they hare written Into the rec ord 13 imH In which th opposi tion made not mor than five bit. Dazzy Vane of Brooklyn and Hal Schumacher of the Olanu hart con tributed two-hit masterpieces. Vic Sorrell and Earl Whltehtlt of De troit and Al Johnson of Cincinnati hare pitched three-hit game. Monte Weaver of Waahlnjrton and Whitlow Wyatt of Detroit hare four-hit con teat to their credit. The flre-hlt hurlera include Pat Caraway of the Chicago White So, and Dick Coff man and Sammy Gray of the at. Louts Browns: Ed Brandt of the Boa ton Brarea Ed Holley of the Phllllea i and Guy Buih of the Chicago Cuba. Glanta Blank Brain. Schumacher, young St. Lawrence unlTeraity graduate, pulled the Glanta out of a alump with hi excellent ef fort yeaterday and enabled them to beat the Brevee. 0-0. Johnny ver ge' home-run with the baaea filled waa the big blow In the Olant at tack. Urbanik! got both of the htta Schumacher allowed. Holley' flve-hlt gam ga the Phllllea a 1-0 triumph orer Brooklyn la 11 lnnlnga. Buih atopped the world champion St. Loul Cardinal cold and the Cuba won. 4-1. with Rlgga Stephen eon drlrlng in three rune. Pittsburgh ecored three run In the ninth to beat Cincinnati, 4-3. In th other National league game. St. Louli Trim Tiger. In th American league, St. Lou! a noaed out the Detroit Tlgera. 1-0, although Vic SOrrell allowed only three blta. George Earnahaw fanned 13 men a the Philadelphia Athletic trounc ed Waahtngton, 11 to 3. Th A' drore Fred Mar berry out of th box In the fourth Inning. Jimmy Poxx hit hla third homer. Cleveland atopped the Chicago White Sox, 8-1. on a alx-blt pitching performance by old George Conaliy. a White Sox caatoff. Willie Kamm. another Whit Sox a tar. collected three hit, we walked twice, drore In four run and scored another. Cold weather forced poetponement of th New York Tankeea-Red Sox gam at Boeton. Ruth cam down with grippe. The Babe did not e' pect to travel with the team for an exhibition game at Springfield to day, but probably will atart In the double-header tomorrow. How They Stand (By th Aaaortated Preaa.) National. Philadelphia Chicago Boeton Brooklyn Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louie New York Philadelphia Chicago Washington Detroit Cleveland St. Loul Boeton . Coaat Lgu San Pranclaeo . Sacramento Hollywood Portland Oakland Loa Angelea Seattle W. L. Pet. t .150 3 .600 i a joo 3 a M0 t t 00 J I .400 1 3 .400 I I W W. L. P:. 3 1 .10 4 3 Ml a i mi 3 3 M0 s a .000 3 3 .400 3 4 333 0 4 .000 W. L. Pet. 13 3 Ml 10 4 .714 6 M3 7 7 .800 5 .429 S Ml 3 Ml t 13 .187 SPLIT TWIN BILL PLAY BASEBALL YESTERDAY Seattl .. Oakland B. 10 e Batterlea. Preltaa. T u r p 1 n and Bottarlnl: Phebua, House and Pool. Series Edge Goes to Sena tors Indians Take Dou ble Header From Seals Bow to Reds I Afternoon game: i Seattle I Oakland 'STEADY AS WEEK'S TRADE OPENED UP2 Batterlea: Phil Page and Botta-: rum-mnu. April 10. iap aw- rlnl: Kaalch and Read. . " '' p.wsj Oaks:portln1 - Batterlea: Palmlaano: ELK CUE CHAMP GETS CHALLENGE IS RED BWrPF. Cel, April IB. jn Harry Knight of Edmonton, Canada, won tn horse bucking contest at the Red Bluff rodeo Sunday. Gene Roan. Sayre, Okla., placed sec ond: Perry Ivory, Alturas, Cel.. third, and Pet Knight. Calgary, Canada. fourth. Rom won th bull-dogging event. Hugh Bennett, Fort Thomaa, Aria., and Earl Thode. Belvldere, 8. D, won th team roping conteit. IDGE 10 START FOR ELKS The second Klka' auction bridge tournament will be inaugurated at the club Tuesday evening with play each Tueaday for four week. Prise have been hung up for weekly win- ners and a grand award for th tour ney victor. Th tint tourney at the lodge waa a distinct auocee and It la expected that the tourney atartlng Tuesday will find even more devotee participating. (By the AMoriited Preaa) Seattle's Indiana profited moat from the Sunday double header on the Pacific Coaat b see ball league dia mond. Trimming the Oaka twice, they moved up from seventh to fifth place In the league ladder. The Mla- .800 j aiona and Angela Improved their per centage in gamea won, though they divided honor respectively with the Seal and Hollywood Star. Seattl etepped on Oakland In the morning game 7 to a, and then blanked the Oak 4 to 0 In the after noon to take the aerlea. Phil Page pitched a one-bit game for the tribe In the aecond con teat. Sacramento and Portland divided th day's game, with the series hon or going to the Senator. The morn ing game, played In Stockton, waa 8 to 3 for Sacramento, but Portland took the afternoon contest In the capital 10 to 8, Jimmy Moore settling matter with a homer wlV two on. Hollywood and Loa Angelea added game apiece both to their winning and losing totals for the aeason, with the Star grabbing the first game 8 to 4 after 11 Innings, and yielding the second 8 to 3. The league leading Seala gave th Missions their only win of the aerlea In the aecond game of Vie double header played here. The morning contest went to the 8eale 7 to 4. Reginald Piter, balklln billiards champion of the Med lord Elk club, who now hold th Oottlleb trophy, ha been challenged by David Wood for the club aupremacy, according to a notice posted in the temple. The 300-polnt match wm take place on May a and 4, according to an nouncement. One hundred and fifty point will be played each evening. The trophy, donated to the club by Chrl Oottlleb. 1 a gold medal h. won a. c, ch.mp,on of 'J.' R. . 3 Shores. Preltaa and Woodall. ;ateady tone. Insofar as open trading H. E. j i concerned. Last week showed a 8 2 decrease In the country ehtpment . I 10 3 to Portland, but the local make in- Peteraon and crease. Both are somewhat below a year ago. There was again no general change In the egg market price list here or eenerallv throuehout the country. Sacramento 8 13 l : Local co-one continue to quote for- Batterlea: Zahnlaer. A. Jacob nd ; T,!uM and are maintaining Pltepatrlck: Ollllck. Hubbell ndth,m although some outsider re Woodall. ,tiu reported a cutting. R H El 1uw priie on small, uiuiivjs im 8 11 1 ubtiub wnc ci.r upvu w.o u. 4 13 0 Afternoon game: Portland , R. ..10 0 (11 lnnlnga) Hollywood Loa Angelea Batteries: 8hellenback and Bass ler; Miller. Sweetland and Cronin. Second game: R- H. E. Los Angeles 8 10 0 Hollywood 3 8 3 (Called atxth for Hollywood catch train.) Batterlea: Stetl and Campbell; Page. Turner and O'Malley. R. 7 4 and Walsh and Hofmann. San Francisco Missions Batteries: McDougall Carter, Afternoon. San Francisco Missions H. E 14 1 13 ! Ward; Batteries: Wllloughby. Douglas. Henderson and Ward; Lelber and Hofmann. 1 Wall St. Report msnd for hens generally and espec ially for light weights. Practically all bidders are now quoting 9c lb. for light hens with 11c for mediums. Market for country killed calve continue to reflect more or less steadiness snd even strength In spot. Hogs re Just holding their own. but there la a ateady call- for both old and new crop lamb. Notes of wholesale trading': Pea market firmer In the south. Potatoes are steady for both old and new crop. Rhubarb demand la ateady and mostly 3Vjc lb. for top quality. Cabbage market remains very firm with quality stuff scarce. City Tear ago. Rule submitted uj Mr. oottlien with the trophy are that It Be awarded annually In tournament, and that the holder of the medal shall accept a challenge for It any time during the year. f BOYSTHATTLE PORTLAND. April 18. (API The Slno-Jap fray will be fought on a new front her Tueaday when a battling eon of Nippon snd a flght lovtng Chinese boy meet In the ring of th municipal auditorium. Sueo Hlrakawa, a husky young battler Just over from Japan, and Ah Wing Lee. who already ha made a big nam for himself In Pacific coaat rings, will meet In the msin vnt six-rounder on th Tuesday night program. Both are light weight. WALSFATTACKS El BOSTON. April U-wrV-W- Sen ator David 1. Wslsh last night at tacked those who have been asserting thst Alfred E. Smith cannot be nom inated and predicted, st a large Smith rally. that the "Happy Warrior" would secure Massachusetts' 88 vote In th Chicago convention. "You cant tell me." he told hi audience, "that anybody can force Into the ear of Maaaechuaett Demo crats the atorv that Smith can't win and that they had better get on the bandwagon of aom other man." OVER FLAG DESIGN TALENT TEAM WINS IN PRACTICE CLASH Cold weather cut down enthusiasm in the practice game at Jackson ville yeaterday in which Talent trounced Jacksonville. 5 to 1, and th "Rlnkey-Dlnka" defeated Palmer fCreek, 7 to 8, both gamea going only all Inning. OryateJjIow Kodak glues tuprem Th Pauley opp Holly theawt and Wolf for 13 hits. The afternoon score was 0 to 3. with Art Lleber, Mission hurler, holding the Seala well subdued. LIST OF SHORTS IN SENATE WASHINGTON, April 16. (AP) A llat of short sellers on the New York Stock exchsnge was received by the senate banking committee today to furnish ammunition for Its Investigation of Bear raids, which will be resumed Monday. The llat was not msde public but committee agents went to work on It In preparation for cross examina tion of Richard Whitney, preaident of the exchange. , The Information waa submitted In compllsnce with a subpoena Is sued by the committee when It called Whitney last week, as a result of reports that a giant Bear raid was being organized in the market. Stork Sal Aware. (Copyright, 1932, Standard Statistics Co.) April 18: 80 India Today 47.0 Prev. day.... 48.7 Week ago. 47.1 Year ago 131.9 ao RR'a 22.0 71.2 31.8 ?7.7 ao Ufa 78.0 81.1 75 8 178.1 00 Total 48 8 50.3 48 2 138.2 Bond sale Averages, (copyright, 1932. Standard Statistics Co.) April 18 ao ao ao Ind'ls RR'a TJf SO .9 84.6 79.1 800 o4.a 79.0 61.0 63.1 77 6 85.7 99.8 100.7 Today Week ago. Year ago. NEW YORK. April stock market had a quiet alnktng spell today, carrying several leading Issue Into new low ground for the 1929-33 decline, but trading dwin dled to the smallest volume In weeks. The turnover waa well under a mil lion sharea, but there were several net losses of 1 to 4 point. The clos ing tone wss heavy. Today'a closing prices for IS select ed stocks follow: American Can 46'4 American T. T 100 Anaconda Curt lsa-Wright General Motors int. T. At T. I Montgomery Ward I Paramount Pub. . Radio YAKIMA WOOL BRINGS ELEVEN CENTS POUND PORTLAND. April 18 (API Re cent sale of around 45.000 lbs. of wool In the Yakima valley, the largest confirmed deal of the season i In the Pacific northwest to date. is practlcaUy the only business In the Interior. The price was reported at 11c lb. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore, April 18. (AP) CATTLE 1100. calvea 65; fully steady, higher in spots. Steers, 600 to 900 lbs., good, 38.3537; medium, 15 $6.25; common, 375 35; 900 to 1100 lbs., good, $62Sfll; medium. 85 6.25; common, 8.75(5 5; 1100 to 130f lbs., good, $5.7536.50; medium, $4 9 5.75. Heifers, 650 to 850 lbs., good, 85.75 6.50: medium, 84.50 t 5.75; common. S3.35g4.50. Cows, good. $4-75(9525: common and medium, $3.25 g 4.75; low cutter and cutter. $1.50e325. Bulls, yearlings exclud ed, good and choice (beef). $3.25$ l8.j The I $3.75; cutter and common medium, $4(3 3-20. veaiera, nuia icq, gooa ana choice. $6(?6.50; medium. $4.5046; cull and common. 82.50 a4.50. Calves, 250 to 500 lbs., good and choice. $4.506; common and medium, $2ia 4.50. HOGS 3100. Including 157 direct and 724 through; light butchers 15c higher. Light lights, 140 to 160 lbs, good and choice, $3.75$ 4.65; light weights, 160 to 160 lbs., good and choice, $4 50 3 4.65: 180 to 300 lbs., good snd. choice. $4.50&4.65; medium weight, 200 to 220 lbs, good and choice, $3.75 94.65; 320 to 250 lbs, good and choice, $3.50(34.50; heavy weights, 350 to 390 lbs, good and choice, $3.35 e 4.25; 2)0 to 350 lbs. 60 Totsl 68 a 68 1 669 85 4 Portland Produce PORTLAND. Ore, April 18 JPi BUTTER Prints. 93 score or better. 30-33c: standards, 19-3 le. BUTTERFAT Direct to shlppera-. Station 15c; Portland delivery prices lb. I EEGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices: Fresh extras 14c; standards 13c; medlms 13c. LIVE POULTRY Net buying price: Heavy hens, colored, 4 '4 lbs. up, 15c: do. mediums. ll-13c: light. 9c: light broilers, 13-lSc lb.; colored roasters over 3 lbs, 18-JOc; old roosters, 8:; 1 ducka. Pekln 15c; geese 13c; capons 18-20C. j COUNTRY VEATS Selling price to retailers: Countrv-kHled bogs. beet butcher under 100 lb, SVl-Sc; veale.11 SO to 130 lbs. 9-lOc; spring lambs 16-18C-. lambs, yearlings, 12 13c; heavy ewes 4c; canner cow 34c; bull 8-i;c. NEW POTATOES Texas. $3 35 for 80-lb. sack. POTATOES Local. 90c -$1.18; Parkdale $1.35: Deschutes $135-1.35: eastern Washington $1.00-1.25. SEED POTATOES ICertlfled) Earllea of All 1-1 Uc: Early Rose 1 lHo lb. WOOL 1932 crop, nominal: Wil lamette valley 7!4-10c lb; astern Ore gon 7-lOc lb. HAY Buying price from producer: Alfalfa $15.00-16.50: eastern Oregon timothy $10 no: oat tnd vetch $14.00. Australian Silt Golden. (AP, Unemployed In SYDNEY I Ar) in course or in. LISBON (AT) ' . Auatralla' Portugal .t l -. storied atream.. ha. been altered and workmeTm the building trade, for a long .tretch and gold seeker. !2 IfJju.trv were the hardest sre taking fortune, from th. snt nd cork Industry were me ,., nver bottom. ait. I m r-v n n rv rS o A II I ll I 111:: 11 111 11 f u e Porthnd Wheat Open. May .63i July .614 Sept. .61 Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem.. Soft white) Western white Hard winter Northern spring Western red Oats: No. 3 white High. 634 Jl4 61 Low. 83 V, .81 61 H Close. .63 H ei 81 !4 .73 . .631, .634 .6l4 .61 '4 . .6H4 .$23.00 Today' car receipts: Wheat 34; barley 1; flour 8: corn 4; hay a. T 4 7 CORVALUS, Ore. April 18. (AP Possession ot th state high school band trophy was regained by Jeffer son high ot Portland here Saturday night when tne school placed first in a field of eight class A bands In the contest at Oregon State college. La Grande high placed second. Cor vallls was third and Klamath Palls fourth. Other schools flnl&hed In this order: Albany, Eugene, Med- ford, Salem. Directors of the band at a banquet Saturday night organized the Oregon Stat High School Band Masters' as sociation. F. Wilson Walt of Med- ford was elected president; P. C. Simpson of Hood River, Ylce-prcel- dent, and Harold Weber of Gresham, secretary-treasurer. "Dollar Day" roundtrips arc first class dekett tt about a dollar per hundred miles, between all places on our Pacific Lines. Good on all trains, in coaches or in Pullmans (plus usual berth charge). Plenty of time for long trips 13 days if you leave on April 28. gTllwktiavJv w rr - A, -1 Sclo Repairs being made to bridge over Thomas creek on Main street. Sample Roundtrips Portland - ? 7.15 Salem - 6 00 Corvallis - Roseburg 2.85 Redding, Calif 4.00 Red Bluff . 4-75 Chico 5 65 Marysville 6.55 Sacramento - 7.70 San Francisco ':. 9-10 Los Angeles 18-25 Southern Pacific J. 0. Carle, Agent. Phone 34. . 18.- WILMINOTON, Del.. April (AP) With Hilda Brodaky. eight year old. returned to her home un harmed, one man waa reported under arrest today in connection with the kidnaping of the girl, and an under world character waa being hunted In Philadelphia.' Police, however, denied there had been any arrest. Th. girl, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Harry Brodsky. who was lured Into sn sutomobile while on her way to school Friday, was handed over to Philadelphia police yesterday. The abductors took the child to the Rer. Joseph M. Pugllese. Brod sky aald no ransom had been paid and no Immunity promised. southern Pec. ' fl O. of Cal 8 O. Of N. J Trana. Am. United Aircraft V. 6. Steel V4 13 1814 33 3 '4 10-4 31H Play Shaw In Istanbul. ISTANBUlr-(AP) For the first time since the war. play, are being presented her In English, a troupe from London offering George Ber nard Shaw and other British drama tists to a language atarred Anglo American colony. 4, j good and choice, .3 a 4:. Packing Tillamook Superior Food, Inc.. new firm started manufacture of candy. aows, 375 to 500 lbs, medium and good. 33.759 3.50; feeders and stock era. 70 to 130 lbs., good and choice, S3 si 3.50. SHEEP AND LAMBS 500; quiet but steady. Spring lambs, good and choice. $6.50 .7; medium $4.509 9.50; Lambe. 90 lbs. down, good and choice. S5 60ij6; medium 4 a 5.50; all wights common $3 . Yearling wethers 90 to 110 lbs., medium to choice, $3i4. Ewes, 130 lbs., medium to choice, $3 50 j 3: 130 to 150 lbs., medium to choice, $1.75 33.75; all weights, cull j to common, $ls1.75. San Francisco Butterfat, SAN FRANCISCO, April 18. (AP) Butterfat, f.o.b- San Franclaco. 30c. 8 AN JTJAN, Porto Rico, April 18 OPr Several militant young patrlota were In th hospital today with In juries received In yeaterday riot at th Capitol building. Th disorder, arose from a proposal In th. aenat. to adopt the one-trred flag of th Nationalist party a th official flag of th Island. One high school boy wa killed ; when a marble balustrade collapsed while th mob which had Invaded the capltol atormed up a atalrway toward th senate chamber to de mand that th leflslstor defeat the flag bill. LA GRANDE ATHLETES CAPTURE TRACK MEET PENDLrrON. Ore.. April 18. (At Seortnf 10 first place In a quad rangular meet, the powerful LaOrande hi school track team plle4 up 61 S points here Saturday to score a de dal victory orr McLaughlin, Pen dleton and Walla Walla high school! which flnlthed in that order. Kewbert Alt ration work com plated at Berrlan Pervlc station. FUNERAL PARLOR West Main at Newtown Office County Coroner Turn That Motor Loose! Extra! Extra! Spark Plugs Cleaned Government Method See It Done In a Jiffy While We Are Changing Your Oil Or Lubricating Your Car GIVE YOUR MOTOR A CHANCE! New Oil plus Clean Plugs More Care-Free Miles LEWIS' "Exceptional Auto Service" Corner Eighth nd Front. W. L. Lewis, Prop. 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