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MEDFOUT) MAIL TRIBUNE. BEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1932.
FOUR
Mail Tribune Trap Shoot Set for June 1 2
BOYS!
HERE ARE AMERICAN WOMEN GOLF INVADERS IN ENGLAND
FROM DE AREA
SCATTERGUNNERS
GIRLS!
Annual Competition for Tro
phy Dated at Medford
Gun Club Traps Other
Events Scheduled for Day
The third annual Mall Tribune
trapahootlng tournament will be held
over the Medford Oun club trapa at
the Municipal Airport Sunday,
June 13, firing to atart at 10:30 a. m.,
and Invltatlona are now being broad-
caat for the event which In the pint
haa drawn many of the coaat'a beat
"pigeon busters."
Included with the Mall Tribune
. trophy shoot there will be competi
tion for the Cheater Wood handicap,
In honor of Cheater Wood, well known
Proapect, Ore., sportsman, with caah
awarda. The Chester Wood purse la
another feature of the day'a program
and will be shot for In the Bo-target
handicap event. A flrat time win
ner will receive (10 and aecond
time winner will receive the entire
purse leaa the original starter which
now amounts to eia.
The Mall Tribune trophy waa
placed In competition In 1Q30 and
Is to be shot for each year over the
local club's traps at 100 16-yard tar
gets. Any amateur trapahooter la eli
gible to compete for the fine trophy
and anyone winning It three times
becomes permanent owner. The tour
nament la registered under authority
of the Pacific International Trap
shooting aaaoclatlon.
Lunch will be served on the
grounds on toupaatment day and a
great turnout of both scattcrgunnera
and spectators la expected for the
vent.
The program:
Mall Tribune Hundred
The Medford Mail Tribune trophy
will be ahot for In events 1, 3, 8 and
4 at 100 16-yard targeta. Any ama
ture trapahooter ts eligible to com
pete for this fine trophy, and any
one winning It three times becomes
tha parmanent owner. The holder
muat agree to return It to the Med
ford Mall Tribune or to the Medford
Gun club 30 daya prior to the date
of It being placed In competition.
No additional entrance fee.
Xntranoe Targets and fees, $4.50,
Event 1 as targeta, Jackrabblt op
tional, a.60.
Event 3 35 targets, Jackrabblt op
tional, 3.50.
Event 8 35 targets, Jaokrabblt op
tional, 19.60.
Event 4 35 targeta, Jackrabblt op
tional, 13.50.
Pot divided Rose system, 6-3-3-1.
30 In cssa'a to claae wlnnera.
(Lewis Class System)
eiO to high gun In Claaa A on the
100 targets.
10 to high gun In Claaa B on the
100 targeta.
8 to runner-up In each of the
above classes.
Chester Wood Handicap
In honor of Chester Wood of Pros
pect, Ore.
Entrance (targeta only), 1.80. .
Event 6 36 tarta, Jackrabblt op
tional, 3.50.
Event 6 35 targets, Jackrabblt op
tional, 2.50.
Pot divided Rose system, 5-3-3-1.
16 In caah to handicap winners.
10 to high gun on the 60 targets.
5 to runner-up,
Chester W. Wood Purse
This purse haa been perpetuated by
Cheater Wood and will be shot for
In the 50-target handicap event. A
first time winner will reoelve 910 and
a aecond time winner will receive the
entire puree leaa the original atarter.
which now amounta to 910. Entrance
1.
Event 713 pair doubles, Entrance
75 cents.
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Here's a Chance to Get
Associated Press Photo
Like a roll call of America's greatest women golfers this photograph shows the U. 8. team marching out to the links during their In
vasion of England for International competition. The team (left to right): Mrs. Glenna Collett Varet Marlon Hollin8 Mra. Leona Cheney,
Mrs. O. 8. Hill, Virginia Van Wle, Mra. Harley Hlgble, Miss Helen Hlcka and Mrs. Maureen Orcutt -; "
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10 BATTLE HERE
REMAINS CHIP
8AONTON. Kngland, June 3. (AP)
Enid Wilson todny retained her
British women'a golf champlonahlp.
defeating Mls Clfm Purvls-Ruwell-Montgomery,
Scottlah player, seven
and six In the S6-hole final.
Miss Montgomery held the cham
pion In check through the morning
round, but Mias Wilton made a
runaway out of It In the afternoon.
On her way to her second title.
Mlsa Wilson defnated two American
stalwarts, Mrs. Oleuna Collett Vara
In the aecond round and Mrs. Leona
Chenney In the semi-final yester
day, both by a score of 8 and 3.
Gonzales Added
To Steele's List
SEATTLE. June 3. (AP) Alfonso
Oonsalea. Los Angelaa welterweight,
waa added to Freddie Steele'a list
of victims In a six-round boxing
bout here laat night.
The Tacoma two-fisted puncher
captured every round and floored
Oonsalea for a nine-count In the
aecond. The Callfornlan appeared
afraid to open up and Steele gave
Mm a severe beating.
Duffy Decisions
New Orleans Lad
OAKLAND, Cat, June 3AP)
Jimmy Duffy. !3. Oakland, took a
10-round decision over Ralph Chong,
163, New Orleana, here last night
after being knocked down for a
nine-count In the first round.
Medford fight fans, long without
entertainment in their favorite sport,
will be served a tasty dish at the Ar
mory Wednesday, June 15, In the Ini
tial offering of Mack Lilian), newly
authorized by the city boxing com
mission as promoter, .An all-heavyweight
card with Leo Lomskt, "the
Aberdeen aaaassln," and Frank Saw
yer, present heavyweight champion
of Canada, In tha ten-round top spot,
will be staged by Llllard with two
six-round battles, the participants
yet to be signed, and a six-round
semi-final between Terry Klleen and
Mllo Dixon, "pride of Kerby."
"Clrcua" Red Howe, Marshfleld,
sensational newoomer to flatlo oivcles,
will swap punches with Al Anderson,
young Portland heavy In a six-round
special event, s
Lomakl needs no Introduction to
followers of the fight game and his
match with Sawyer should prove ft
"natural" for entertainment. Sawyer
recently fought ten rounds with Jim
my Bryne, Marahfleld flash, the lat
ter gaining an unpopular declalon.
Sawyer haa been fighting main events
In Vancouver, Tacoma and other Pu
get Sound cities. He weighs 305
pounds and Is six feet three Inches
tall. Lomakl will give away consider
able weight In the match, sa he Is
expected to scale 185 pounds.
Klleen fought Prank Werneke here
some time ago and has. a reoord in
southern Oregon rings where he fol
lows the fight racket aa a side line,
being regularly employed by the high
way department In the vicinity of
Roseburg. His opponent, Dixon, la the
Idol of Kerby fans and thla match
will draw a large delegation from
Kerby, Orante Pass and Rossburg, It
la expected.
Llllard hopes to unoover some local
heavyweight talent for the card and
declared today he will attempt to de
velop good boys In Medford aa he
will make the city his headquarters
hereafter.
How They Stand
(ny The Asnrlated Press)
American
W L.
38 IS.
36 17
34 16
35 18
34 30
18 34
18 37
7 33
New York ..
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland ....
St. Louie
Chicago ........
Boston ........
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati ...
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis .......
Philadelphia ,
New York
W.
37
...... 34
.' 34
..... 30
.... 31
..... 30
..... St
..... 17
Coast
Hollywood 36
Portland ...................... 34
Los Angeles ................ 33
Si n PrancLeoo . , . 33
Oakland 80
Sacramento 97
Seattle 38
Missions ................... 33
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
Coast. .
R. H. E.
San Franctaco ... 16 33 0
Lob Angeles 18 0
Batteries: Rooney and Walgren;
Moncrlef, Moss and Campbell.
R. H. E.
Oakland 13 16 ' 1
Portland - 8 11 1
Batteries: Thomaa and Read; Hub
bell, Prudhomme and Fltzpatrlck.
R. H. E.
Hollywood 13 17 1
Mlaslons . 3 7 3
Batteries: Yde, Coot and Bassler;
Caster, T. Plllotte and Hofmann.
R. H. E.
Sacramento .... 3 10 1
Seattle 4 10 1
Batteries: Bryan and Wirt; Nel
son and Cox.
OREGON WINS PINAL
OORVALLIS, Ore., June 3.- (AP)
Oregon 'a batters got to Peterson early
yesterday and took a lead the Ore
gon ataters were unable to overcome,
to win the final game of tha north
weit division of the Pacific coast con
ference 6 to 8. '
Edwards pitched a fine game, atrlk
Ing out 13 Beavers, and received fine
support.
Oregon's victory made It all equare
In the standing between the two
teams, each winning two games In
the four games played.
Auto glass Installed while you wait.
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With th postponement of the bene
fit baseball game to Sunday, June 5,
being given for Mrs. May Kell Logan
of Gold Hill, another tilt haa been
added, to the schedule, according to
announcement Issued by Louis
"Scoop Puhl, secretary of the Rogue
River Valley baseball league.
All misunderstandings between the
Grants Pass team and the other
members of the league have been
cleared up, following a visit to that
city by Puhl and Pat Foley, manager
of the Medford team, who conferred
with Qeorge Young, Orante Pass base
ball manager.
The schedule for Sunday now
stands with an additional game on
the program at 11 o'clock, between
Gold Hill and Hilt, Puhl said. Seven
Innings are to be played, and all
three of the contests may be seen,
with the one admission ticket.
At one o'clock, the afternoon pro
gram will open, with Talent playing'
Medford, and Jacksonville In the field
against Grants Pass.
Due to the rains last Sunday, the
benefit, being given for John Logan's
widow, was postponed, and early in
the week misunderstanding arose
from the Grants Pass contingent, who j
expressed the belief the regular sched
ule should be followed, eliminating!
the benefit games. j
However the conference with the'
manager smoothed over the situation, j
and the Cavemen have stated they :
are willing to participate in the Sun
day encounters.
Logan, -who died recently from
pneumonia, waa employed at Hilt,
TO THE
Calif., and previous to his Illness, was
playing for the Hilt baseball team.
He was well known throughout the
valley where he took a prbmlnent part
In the baseball leagues, and had also
played on prep teams In Portland. Lo
gan Also became prominent during
his school days at Oregon State col
lege, as a baseball player.
G. 0. P.
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WASHINGTON, June 8. (AP)
Postmaater-General Brown, a high
counsellor In the Hoover ranks, ex
pressed the opinion today the Re
publican platform prohibition plank
would be one "to which we all can
aubscrlbe."
Brown haa been classed as among
those cabinet members who want
other than a strictly dry plank.
He did not elaborate his view to
day on the exact nature of the
plank expected to be had. but again
reported progreea being made on the
platform aa a whole and Indicated
an expectation that both those who
favor national prohibition as It
stands and those who lean toward
a change would be satisfied.
Tiger Payne Stops
Lenhart in Fifth
SAN ' FRANCISCO, June 3. (AP)
Talcing the lead from the opening
gong, "Tiger" Jack Payne, 178, Oma
ha negro, defeated Denny Lenhart,
173, Portland, by a technical knock
out In the fifth round of a sched
uled six-round main event here
laat night.
Hans Blrkle, 103, Germany, decls
loned Chet Shandel, 221, San Fran
cisco, In a alx-round seml-wlndup.
Broken windows glazed by Trow
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HELEN ADVANCES 10
FINAL TENNIS ROUND
ATJTRUtl , France, June t. (API-
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, seeking her
fourth French tennis alnglea title,
today advanced to the final round
with a 6-3, 10-8 victory over the Ger
man glrl'i Hilda Krartwlnkel, la t-b
semi-finals.
Helen Jacobs, aecond ranking wo
man player of the United States, waa
eliminated from the championships
In the quarter-final round by Mme
Ren Mathleu of Franc, 4-6, 4-6.
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