KtGE FOUR
MEDFORD M5TL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1932.
CLAIM HE'S DONE
AS BIGLEAGUER
Former Cardinal Hurler
Banks Old Teammates in
, Game With Cubs Third
Victory in Four Starts
By GAYLE TALBOT.
(Associated Prew Sports Writer)
Burleigh Crimea admitted from
the witness chair only three 6tiy ago
that he waa Just about "wanhed up"
a a big league pitcher, but he would
never have gotten away with It had
the St. Lou la Cardinals been sitting
In Judgment.
The Red Birds were ready to swear
today that the 88-year-old spttballer
still has plenty of Jolts left In his
right arm.
All they needed to refresh their
minds was a glance at yesterday's
box score, In which they encoun
tered their former teammate for
the first time since he helped pitch
them to a world championship last
October.
Wins Three of Four.
Tolling for the Chicago Cubs, he
set his old comrades down with
even scattered hits and shut them
out, 8 to 0. It was Grimes' fourth
tart for the Cubs and his third
victory.
The triumph not only was a
source of satisfaction to the veteran,
but was a great help to the Cuba
In their neck and neck scrap with
Boston for the National league top.
nabllng them to stay within eight
percentage points of the pace-setting
Braves. The defeat, on the other
hand, nearly tumbled the Cardinals
out of the first division, leaving
them a half-game ahead of the fifth
place New York Giants.
Youngster Aids Braves.
Bobby Brown, the 20-year-old sen
sation from Blnghampton, kept the
Braves at the head of the class by
defeating Brooklyn, 4 to 2, on four
hits. The youngster who began his
big league career by licking Dazzy
Vance In a mound duel a month
ago was Invincible In all but two
Innings.
For the third straight day the
Olanta and Phils engaged In an old
fashioned slugfest, and the Giants
made It two out of three for the
eries by winning, 13 to 8.
Fumbles by Heath and Hafey
helped Pittsburg score five runs In
the first Inning and eventually trim
Cincinnati, 0 to 4, for the second
straight day.
Only two games were scheduled
In the American league. One, at
Chicago, waa rained out and the
other, at Detroit, was washed away
tn the fourth inning with the St.
Louis Browns ahead, 1 to 0. It was
fco contest.
BESTS FOUR INTERNATIONAL RECORDS
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ilvlnpr Gilmore Special Number 15 at a apecd of 118.218 miles per hour, "Stubby" StubblcfleM last week
brougnt back to America the International record for the one kilometer flying atari. On the aame
day, the fast car alao captured three other international records, namely the one mile flying start,
the five kilometer flying start and the five mile flying start, two of which were previously held by
Kaye Don of England. An electrical device timed the Gilmore car on the record dashes and official
acknowledgement of the speeds attained will be asked from the Contest Board of the A.A.A. and
- also from the Internationale Des Automobile Clubs Recconnus of Paris. The above picture shows
the unusual design of the record breaker. Gilmore Blue-Green treated gasoline and Lion Head motoi
oil were used in all the record making runs.
How They Stand
(By the Associated Press)
National.
W. t. PO,
Boston r... 32 13 .647
Chicago 23 13 .639
Cincinnati 21 19 .526
St. Louis 17 19 .472
New York- 14 17 .482
Pittsburg . 14 18 .438
Brooklyn 15 21 .417
Philadelphia 15 22 .405
American.
No games Wednesday.
, Coast.
W. It PC.
Los Angeles 29 20 .592
Hollywood 30 31 .588
Portland 27 24 .629
San Pranclaco 36 24 .520
Sacramento - . . 28 26 .510
Oakland 24 26 .480
Seattle 21 30 .412
Missions . 19 33 .873
F,
FOR FIELD HONOR
SEATTLE, May 86. yp) Wnen the
track and field teams of the sli
schools of ths northern division Pa
elflo Coast conference meot here to
morrow and Saturday lr their annual
championships In conjunction this
year with the Pacific Northwest
Olymplo trials, the University of
Washington Huskies will be favored
to retain their title.
On the basts of the beat perform
ances this year, the Huskies are fig
ured to win over Washington State
oollege, 46 1-3 to 40 2-S. The Uni
versity of Oregon Is given third place
with 87, Oregon State college fourth
with 199, Idaho fifth with 11, and
Montana last with 6.
BEAR TRADER BARRED
By
' NEW YORK, May 26. (fl) The
New York stock exchange took in
most drasilo action today against a
member for bear activity thus far in
the 2V4-yer decline.
. Daniel Manning McKeon. a private
floor trader, waa suspended for one
year, under provisions of tho conitl
tutlon forbidding the offering of
stock tn a manner designed to de
moralise the market.
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PORTLAND, Ore., May 38
Wrestling fans who like the rough
stuff, got full measure here last ntght
when Bob Kruse, Oswego heavy
weight, defeated Abe Kaplan, New
York, two out of three falls. The
first fall went to Kaplan In 10 min
utes, 30 seconds, when he weakened
Kruse with rabbit punches and pin
ned him with a wlnglock.
In the second session, after 13 min
utes, 34 seconds, and with Kruse
seemingly on the way to defeat, the
Oswego brooooll baron suddenly un
buckled sv head-on flying tackle,
which caught Abe In the midsection.
Kaplan went over backwards, Kruse
diving Into him shoulder first. As
Kaplan stagered to his feet, Kruse
snapped on t wristlock which ended
the session.
Kruse employed the same tactics to
take tho final fall in seven minutes,
10 seconds. Kruse weighed 300
pounds, Kaplan 318. t
HOOD RIVER O. A. Harman of
Spokane, Wash., acquired Jewelry
business, operated by Mrs. F. H. Coo-lldge.
GOLF FAVORITES
ARE ELIMINATED
PORTLAND, Ore., May 36- (AP)
Startling upsets marked the open
ing match play round of the Ore
gon state amateur golf champion
ship tournament at the Waverly
Country club yesterday as Eddie Ho
gan, Multnomah, and Tad Boyer.
Portland civic champion, fell by the
wavstde.
Hogan. who Is a former Pacific
northwest amateur champion, met
defeat at the hands of Dr. Cliff
Baker, Portland Oolf club, one up.
Baker's victory, while well earned,
came as a big surprise, as he Is a
comparatively newcomer and entered
his first tournament competition
last season. Boyer fell before J.
Wilson Johnstone of Waverley, 8 and
3. Boyer appeared overgolfed and
stale, having Just finished a strenu
ous campaign In the city civic tour
nament. Johnny Robblns, Alderwood, tour
nament medalist, was too strong for
L. Paul Bteffen, Waverley, turning
In a 6 to 4 score. Ray Isaacs,
Alderwood, disposed of Leslie Leel,
Oregon state Junior champion from
Eugene, 8 and 3,
Other results Included:
Russ Burdett, Inverness, beat BUI
Shaefer, Eugene, 0 and 4; A. B.
Scott, Waverley, defeated W. Jewett,
Eugene, 4 and 3.
Dix Awarded Nod
Over Kenny Austin
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26. (AP)
Madison Dix, 152, Bell Ingham,
Wash., was awarded an eight-round
decision over Kenny Austin, 151 .
Omaha, by Referee Jack Dempsey
here last night. Austin's early ad
vantage waa overcome by Dlx'a fin
ishing drive.
SEASIDE Mrs. Lou DuBolse open
ed new eating place .here for summer
months,
HOOD RIVER Apple Growers as
sociation cannery to start operations
about June IS.
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
Hollywood
R. H. E.
10 13 2
8 10 4
Los Angeles
Thomas, Ortman, Yde and Mayer,
Bassler; Moss, Stltzel, Sweetland,
Hermann and Campbell.
H. E.
I 5 6
8 1.1
Woodall;
Sacramento -
Portland ....
McQuald, Bryan and
Shores and Falmlaano.
R. R. E.
Missions '. 8 13 2
San Pranclsco 3 7 7
Bowler and Hofmann; MacDougal,
Henderson and Ward, Penebsky.
R. H. E.
9 12 2
8 12 2
Oakland ......................
Seattle
Ludolph and Gaston; Walters, Nel
son and Bottarlnl.
ZANE GREY WILL
Fl
ROSEBURQ, Ore,, May 26. (p)
Zane Orey, noted author and ang
ler, arrived In Roseburg last night
on his way to the North Umpqua
river, where he will spend the sum
mer fishing, writing and making mo
tion pictures. Several truckloada of
equipment for the production ot
movies In sound will reach here In a
few days In the custody of tech
nicians, to be used In making fish
ing and scenlo views. Mr, Orey and
his party will be located at the John
Ewell camp on Canton and Steam
boat creeks, In the Umpqua national
forest. The author expects to fish
for salmon and steelheada and to
do a great deal of writing, he states.
Picture frames made to order. The
Peasleys, opp. Holly theater.
SHERIDAN OToyd Robertson open
ed plumbing and repair shop In
Helder building.
CORVALLIS Posb fflce department
moved into new building.
STATERS OVERTHROW
CONFERENCE LEADERS
PULLMAN, Wash., May 26.-.yp) Ore
gon flute's basketball team toppl.d
the conference-leading Washington
fltatera from their throne here yes
terday with a 9 to S victory, and
with virtually no chance to regain
the top.
Dry Slabs 81.00 per tier. You haul
"em. Mrdford Fuel Co.
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MISTAKE
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I'M GLAD VOU'PE GOING
TO LIVE IN OUR TOWN
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CONCERN
REAL BARGAINS!
Northern king
Shovel.
$1.26 value. Special
72c
Ever-Ready
Razors
Each
19c
Twin Garden
Sprinklers
29c
Pure
White Lead
for cash 100 lba.
$11.90
Water Bags
1 gal. 53c
2 gal. 89c
Double Shovel
Plow
$4.00
Remington Pocket Knives Hay Forks (4 Tine)
uiosing uut At
20 off
$1.55
TWIN BILL FOR
BASEBALL FANS
AT F
mtereat ii being shown by base
ball fane throughout southern Ore
gon, In the double-header scheduled
for the fairgrounds Sunday 'after
noon, benefit for Mrs. John Logan,
for whose husband funeral services
were held Saturday.
Grants Pass will meet the Medford
team, and the Jacksonville Pirates
will go into the filed against the Tal
ent nine, which will have the same
lineup as In previous games this tea-
son.
Cliff Best will make his final ap
pearance In a uniform In this sec
tion when he pitches for the Jack
sonville Pirates. Best, one of the
outstanding players In this part of
the state, la le&7lng next week for
Spokane, where he will play.
' Baseball enthusiasts of this sec
tion will pay( their respects to Logan
Sunday, by ' attending the benefit.
Known by all players and fans as
one of the fairest and cleanest play
ers who ever participated In the
sport here, for several years Logan
played for Ashland, Grants Pass and
Jacksonville teams.
The double-event for Sunday Is
scheduled with the first game at 1
o'clock. .
All four teams have been practic
ing, and are In top form. If Grants
Pass can defeat Medford, and Jack
sonville wins from Talent, the Grants
Pass, Jacksonville and Talent teams
will be tied In the bracket for first
place.
Heinz Products
Shown in Truck
On Local Visit
It has been the practice of the H.
J. Heinz company to take their deal
era Into the Pittsburg factories from
as far west as Chicago but that policy
ts Impracticable for the Pacific coast.
Modern science has made It possible
however for them to bring the fac
tories to the grocers In the form of
an expando truck which was In Med
ford Wednesday, being displayed to
the local merchants.
This truck looks like an ordinary
truck but upon pressing a button
a small electric motor expands the
side of the truck and raises the top
making a neat and attractive dls-
Hubbard Bros. Inc.
E. Main
Sine 1884
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her job if she married and how
she needed that pay-check, espe
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FRIDAY
May 27
IK THE
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play room In which are the entire
97 varieties. Comtortable seats af
ford th. merchant ths opportunity
to alt down and examine the entire
line. A atove and water tank make
It possible to serve hot aamplea, as
the Heinz company believes that "the
taste Is the test." Electric lights
serve for night display while an elec-
trlo heating system makes the car
comfortable.
Plcturea of the various Helns fac
tories. In all parte of the globe are
shown Including those In Seville,
Spain, and England. It waa of In
terest to learn that this company
employs a larger force of aaleemen
In England than any English food
packer.
The Heinz company employee over
16,000 people In their factories, has
a sales force of over 1400 and .have
more In their employ now than at
any time before In the history of the
company.
The expando truck la on Its way to
the Canadian border and was brought
to Medford by H. N. Belsel of Berk
ley, special representative of the com
pany, through the influence of Ouy
Phetteplace, their local representa
tive. t
Phoenix Postpones
Extension Meeting
PHOENIX, May 39 (Spl.) It has
been found necessary to postpone tue
meeting of the Extension club again.
It waa first called for May 37. The
new date la not certain, but In all
probability the meeting wlU be held
the first Friday In June. The cause
of the postponement la that Mrs.
Mack, home demonstration agent,
who was to lead in the demonstrH
tlon that day, ha been called to
Portland, and will not be back ia
time.
. 1
Walker Favored
To Take Uzcudun
NEW YORK, May 36. (AP) Al
v,nr,v, ia win b. forced to concede
some 35 pounds in weight and six
Inches In heignt, Micxey ri.r, m
modern giant-killer, hae been estab
it.4 m. 7 to A favorite In hla 10-
round bout with Paulino Uzcudun
tonight at Madison Bquare oaroen,
. Pierce's Hothouse Tomatoes can
now be had at our grocers. Re
member they are vine ripened.
Drv Slaba S1.00 per tier. You haul
' 'em. Medford Fuel Co.
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Western Auto Supply Go.
Announces Qreat "fPIl cj)
StockReducing II U Ir4.
Western Giant -n
TIKES
for the
PRICE
OF
Nationally Advcrtitod First Line Tire
we.
SEE PRICES
QUOTED BELOW
Two new fully guaranteed
Western Giant Tires for the
manufacturer's list price of
one Nationally Advertised First
Line Tire as used for factory
equipment on new cars such as:
GOODYEAR . . . Allweather
GOODRICH . . Silvertown ,
UNITED STATES . . . Royal Cord
FIRESTONE . . . High Speed
Gum Dipped
. . . YOU KNOW THE QUALITY OF
WESTERN GIANTS. You know the long
service they give and you know "Western
Auto" stands back of every tire with its 170
store service. If any Western Giant fails to give
you the service you have a right to expect, OR
EQUAL TO ANY FIRST LINE TIRE ON THE
MARKET, bring it back and we will replace it, charg
ing only for the actual service you have received from it
THIS SALE IS FOR
3 DAYS ONLY
Thttr.-Fri.Sat., May 26th to 28th
DEPOSITS ACCEPTED
If stock becomes exhausted in your size
tire just make a deposit of one-fourth
the price on one tire or a set. The store
manager will get your tires for you.,
LIMIT i Tires to a Customer,
STORES OPEN TO
9:00 P. M. DURING THIS SALE
THIS DRASTIC PRICE SACRIFICE ts made for
only three days, Thursday, Friday snd Saturday,
May 26 to 28. We want to reduce stock quickly and
make room for new shipments that are ordered. Our
regular low prices In the pastahave provided sub
stantial savings for you, but this Is THE GREATEST
BARGAIN IN TIRES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED.
Our Western Giant Center Tractfon BaHoorrs, 4
ply and 6-ply are Included tn this "2 for 1" sale
as quoted below. Our Double Duty tires and Inner
Tubes and all our other tires are quoted at SPECIAL
LOW prices during this sale. . . . ONLY 4 tires to
a customer at these prices, and It's only a THREE
DAY SALE!
29x4.40-21
Western Giant
Center Traction, 4-Ply
2 $
Tires
35
30x4.50-21
Western Giant
Center Traction, 4-Ply
28x4.75-19
Western Giant
Center Traction, 4-Ply
tL$770
n
30x5.00-20
Western Giant
Center Traction, 4-Ply
2 $
Tires
45
ASK FOR PRICES Wesern Gj?nt eLuxe jDQ"l!!
On SUM NotShewa I. ST'T JNNKTUBB
Standard Hvy.Daty Duty Bloe Jumbo
All N. GtisrsstMul Stork- 4 FULL 6 FULL 6 FULL Ribbo" Extra
NeSecoads: PLY PLY PLY Red Thkk
i TwoTinw TwoTlrw Two Tires TwoTobes Two Tabes
29x4.40-212 tires for $635 $9J0 77777 fOefll!??
30x4.50-21 2 tires for 7.05 9.70 12.40 1.96 2.96
28x4.75-192 tires for 7.70 10.05 13.80 2.34 3.16
29x5.00-19 2 tires for 8.25 11.05 14.85 2.34 3.16
30x5.00-20 2 tires for 8.45 11.35 15.20 2.56 3.58
31x5.25-21 2 tires for 10.25 13.30 17.10 2.76 3.70
29x5.50-19 2 tires for 10.80 13.70 18.25 2.98 4.10
30x6.00-18 2 tires for 14.60 18.70 2.98 4.10
32x6.00-20 2 tires for 15.30 19.20 3.44 4.60
33x6.00-21 2 tires for 15.80 19.50 3.44 4.60
32x6.50-20 2 tires for 18.35 22.20 4.70
34x7.00-21 2 tires for l9.1025.60 5.80
HIGH PRESSURE
TIRES
30x3 14 Clinche.
Wear- $E96
well, pr. JP
30x3 Vi Overall
Western $64
Giant, pr. J
31x4 Oversize
Western fl J 92
Giant, pr. I Mm
32x4 Oversize
Western ! 4Q
Giant, pr. fi ad
33x4 Vi Oveniie
Western f9Q
Giant, pr. 1 V
4-Ply and 6-Ply Construction ... Our Tires are made 4 FULL Ply and 6 FULL Ply from bead to
bead, plus the extra cushion ship and breaker or protection strip under the tread, making them equal to the so
called "6-ply under the tread" and "8-ply under the tread."
BATTERY BARGAINS
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a battery Is, se
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trada the tU one
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parmeet oa new,
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car aad a price for every pane . . . end
SAVINGS FOk ALL . . I
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waiters oil it refined ei-climeh-
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priced od roe can troit
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ANY car . . I la Balk
bring your own can 34c
nal. Slightly higher in
sealed cans.
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veilings
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