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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAT 19, 1932.
STRIFE BENEFITS
New Yorkers Make Clean
I Sweep Against Invading
'- Westerners Cubs Rout
Easterners to Top League
By Gayle Talbot.
(Associated Praia ftports Writer)
Return from the year's flrat In
tersections! strife vara at band to
day, and the only outatandlng bene-
flclarlea of the movement appeared
to be the Cblcago Cuba In the Na
tional league, the New York Yankees
In the American.
aweeplng all nine engagementa
with the Invadera from the west,
the Yankees bad paased Washington
and are In Ilrnt place. The cuds,
winning eight of twelve from the
National league's eastern delegates,
likewise entrenched themselves at
the top.
Beds and A's Alio Profit.
Cincinnati's Reds, with nine wins
and five losses at borne, and tbe
Philadelphia Athletics, with seven
Ylctorle against four defeats, were
the' only other teams to abow a
aubstantlal profit.
Washington failed to fatten lta
standing at the expense of the visit
ing western clubs. Losing their last
four straight to Bt. louis, we sena
tors wound up with an even break
In 10 games and a game and a half
out of first place as they faced the
Yanks In a doubleheader at the
stadium today.
Ruth Turns Trick.
The Yankees terminated their re
markable atreak by" nosing out Cleve
land, a to 3, on the strength of
Babe Ruth's smssh Into the bleach
era In tbe tenth Inning. In so doing,
thev became the first team In Ameri
can league history to capture 16
straight games at home.
Washington bowed to the Browns,
11 to 7, In a alugfest that produced
83 hit and used up four washings
ton nltchera.
Lefty drove's pitching and home
runs by Foxx, Dykes and Simmon
featured the Athletics' parting nca
st Detroit. The score wss a to a.
Red Sox Break Jinx.
' Smead Jolley'a hitting helped the
Boston Red Box break a six-game
losing streak at Chlcago'a expense.
18 to 10.
B1U Clark. Brooklyn aouthpaw,
checked In with the day's beat per
formance In the National league
when he beat the Pittsburg Pirates.
4 to 3, with four hits.
A big seventh inning In which
they scored seven runs and knocked
Bl Johnson from the peak gave the
Hew York Olantsj a to 8 victory
over Cincinnati.
' Charley Orlmm continued his bat
ting rampage as the Cubs took their
final from the Phillies, 8 to 4. Three
Ingles ran the veteran first aacker'a
record to nine bite In the last three
games.
Led by Wally Bsrger, who walloped
a double and three singles, the Bos
ton Braves defeated Bt. Louis, 6 to 8.
Speed Boat Fans Eager for Renewal
Emigrant Dam Races Coming Sunday
KAYOS FILIPINO
SEATTLE, May 19- (AP) Freddie
Steels, sensational Tacoma boxer, to
day waa being claaaed with the lead
ing welterweight of the country
following hla aurprlalng knockout
her laat night of Ceferlno Garcia,
highly-touted Manila battler.
Close to 8000 fans, the largeat Se
attle boxing crowd In recent months,
aaw Steele whip over a terrific left
In the second round that aent the
Filipino to aleep for nearly five min
utes. Krnle Peters, Minneapolis feather
weight, lost to Joe Calder, Seattle
Filipino, In the six-round seml-flnal
by declalon, Jimmy O'Brien, Port
land middleweight, lost to Curley
Cox, Seattle, In four.
Portland. A. I. Orth A Co.. dry
goods, purchased Waverly dry goods
tore at East Twenty-sixth and Clin
ton streets, from P. W. Hall.
Roaeburg. Dr. Chae. O. Anderson,
optician, opened office In Perkins
building.
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LEAGUE LEAD BY
DRUBBING SEALS
(By the Associated Press)
Los Angeles was In first place
In the Coast league today through
Its own efforts and the help of the
Mission Reds.
The Angels knocked balls all
around the lot last night to defeat
the San Francisco Seals, 17-3. They
piled up 10 tallies In the first three
innings and topped matters off with
seven more In the eighth and ninth
Eight of the Angel runs were batted
In by Baker, second baseman.
The Missions triumphed over Hol
lywood 10-0, pushing the Stars out
of first place and jiving ths Angel
a helpful shove la.
Seattle took the second straight
game from Sacramsnto last night
when two home runs tn the ninti
Inning were good for three runs ana
a 7-J score.
Timely bsse hits and five Portland
errors combined to allow Oakland
an 8-4 victory over the Ducks last
night. The game was elncbed for
Oakland In the seventh when Mul-
leavy tripled with the bases full.
f IB! filial
ideal aiwuh&l cmuaz
Blueback Salmon
Run In Wallowa
LA GRANDE, Ore., May 19, (AP)
The annual run of blueback sal
mon In Wallowa river and Wallowa
lake is under way and scores of fish
erman are making limit catches.
Blueback salmon are said to return
to only one Inland area In .Oregon
that In Wallowa county.
Upper left, Emigrant Lake Docks and partial view of crowd which attended the Rprlnjf Regatta, held there
last month. Upper right, Everett Wilbur of Sacramento, Cal. Lower left, Ward Angllley, MarynvUle, Pacific
Coast champion, Lower right, Ellsworth Simpson of Seattle, Wash.
Boating fans throughout southern
Oregon and northern California are
looking forward to the championship
speedboat races which will be held at
Emigrant dam on the Pacific high
way, four miles south of Ashland,
Sunday, May 33. Over 35 of the lead
ing drivers from all points on the
Pacific coast wll compete for the
$500 In prise money and trophies
which wll be awarded at the re
gatta. Raoea will begin at 3 p. m.,
and a crowd of over 8,000 people Is
expected to attend.
A great deal of rivalry has devel
oped betwen Wilbur and Angllley,
two of the drivers pictured above,
by reason of the fact that Angllley,
who now holds the Pacific coast
championship, baa been decisively
beaten by Wilbur twice during the
present season.
Angllley hss been bothered some
what by motor trouble and In the
last race meet here threw a con
necting rod while battling for flrat
place with Wilbur. He has written
members of the local boat club that
he has his motor in shape again and
will be on hand to square accounts
with the Sacramento, lad. Both driv
ers are veterans of the game on the
Pacific coast and a race full of spills
and chills is bound to result.
While the feud between Angllley
and Wilbur Is occupying the center
of the stage, two or three local drlv- j
era. who have exceptionally fast out- j
fits, are making extensive prepare- ;
tlons to take the coveted prize money j
from the California speed artists, and ;
a great many of the loyal home-1
towners believe they can do It.
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
Coast
R. H. I.
Los Angeles ...17 18 1
San Franolsco ..... ...... 2 10 8
Herman and Campbell; Zlnn, Btlne
and Fenebsky.
R. H. E.
Missions . 10 10 8
Hollywood 8 11
Col. and Rlccl; Page, Turner, Yde
and Mayer.
R, H. K.
Seattle 7 H 1
Sacramento M 8 11 1
Walters, Page and Cox; McQuald,
Tlncup and Wlrts.
R. H. I
Portland 4 7 8
Oakland .... ....... 8 10 1
Hubbell, Orwall and Pelmlsano;
Walab and Oaaton
Oregon Weather
Rain tonight and Friday; cooler
east portion Friday; fresh southerly
winds offshore.
Klkton. Tot Llllebo awarded eon
tract for construction of bridge over
Paradise creek near here on Umpqua
River highway.
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PIERCE'S
HOTHOUSE TOMATOES
Written by a Rogue River Valley Housewife
Complete Details In Tuesday's
Mail Tribune
How They Stand
(By the Associated Press)
National
Chicago
Boston .......
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn .. .
New York
Pittsburgh .
W. L. Pet.
31 .700
17 10 .830
18 18 .629
16 18 .434
13 17 .433
13 18 .430
10 14 .417
. 9 17 .346
New York ........
Washington .....
Washington .....
Detroit . .
Philadelphia .....
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston ..-..-
W. L. Pot.
. 10 8 .760
. 10 0
. 16 0
. 16 13
, 13 14
. 15 17
, 0 13 .331
, t 33 .166
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
San Francisco
Portland .
Sacramento H
Oakland -
Seattle
Missions ..
W. L.
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. 35 10 .568
. 33 31 .623
. 31 33 .477
. 30 33 Mb
. 30 34 .455
. 14 30 .318
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FOR CONGRESS
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W. C. Hawley
Republican Candidate, bom and
rained on an Oregon farm. Member
nf Joint Committee that framed the
Federal Land Bank system. Has sup
ported ths Joint Stock Land Bank
legislation and intermediate Credit
9Atem, and other bills for the re
lief of agriculture.
Supported the special federal tax on
oleomargarine and legislation pro
tecting butter from unfair, compe
tition of oleomargarine. Agricultural
schedules In present tariff act af
ford higher rates of protection than
any previous act. Rendered special
service to Oregon cherry growers,
tmtb growers, nut growers and vat
tois other producers of the State of
Oregon. Placed duty on baby chicks
and other duties protecting poultry
producers: increased duty on milk
products, such as butter and cheese:
also duty on flax and lta products,
on field and garden seeds, on meats,
hops, lumber and practically every
product of the farmer. Supported
legislation for disposal of surplus
crops.
Has obtained more than 150 000.000
for Public Improvements In District.
HE IS ri.EtX, C.UWIH.K. IM'tR.
IKXrHD, I'AITHFI U M'CCKWtL.
Read his Record of Bucccasful Service
In Voter's Pamphlet,
' IU adv. b eUooald a Oloyer
Communications
Nealon for Billings
To the Editor:
Owing to rumors reaching me as to
whom I am supporting for county
commissioner In the coming election,
I wish to state that early In the
campaign I pledged myself to support
Ralph Billings, and as the campaign
haa progressed I have seen no rea
son to change this action.
R. E. NEALON. .
Central Point, Oregon,
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
COUNTY JUDGE
VOTE for
C. A. THOMAS
of ASHLAND
Formerly superintendent of manufacture for the Owen
Oregon Lumber Company.
Unquestionably the strongest conservative candidate in
the field for the office sought.
THE PEOPLE OP JACKSON COUNTY ABE CENTER
ING ON 0. A. THOMAS AS A SUEE WINNER!
Paid adv.)
Burns. Oltman Transfer Co. of
this place purchased International
truck from Crane Warehouse Co.
Ironside. Camp Creek mill start
ed ahot time ago.
JUDGE E. E. KELLY
Will address the voters of Jackson County tonight at 9:30
over KMED, making special reference to the office of
county judge.
DON'T FAIL TO LISTEN INI
(Paid adv.)
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