ItfEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1932.
PA.'GE FOTTO
iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiii
INVESTIGATE PLAYER-UMPIRE FUSS
BUBBLE BURSTS
TO THIRD PLACE
AS ANGELS SKID
BOY
GIRL
BRITISH TOURNEY
L
3 1
1 1
5
:
i i
? !
if
Seven Straight Defeats
Chalked Up for Howley's
Squad After Runaway
Start in Pennant Chase
By OAVI.B TALBOT.
(Associated Press Sports Wrlttr)
The Cincinnati bubble, one ol the
prettleet of the spring crop, appears
to have exploded In Manager How
ley's lap. ' .
- Seven straight deiesta have re
moved the Eeda from the flret dl
vlalon and dropped them Into seventh
""chic Hatty's lllnee, which haa
deprived the club of 1U clean-up
hitter, and Pitcher 81 Johnsons In
ability to take hie regular turn,
have contributed to the Rede1 rapid
tumble. .
They committed four error! In the
flrat four Innlnga yeaterday to low
their cond to BUI Terr,', revivi
fied New York Giants. 8 to a. All
the Giants' runs were unearned.
Cub Up Again.
The aee-eaw .crap for the league
leadership aaw the Chicago Oubs
bounce up again by d.f eating the
Brooklyn Dodger., 7 to 5 In I
innmg. while foaton wa.
1B-8 beating from the St. uui
C,Caril.'Rwt. relief pitcher for the
Cube held Brooklyn to one hit for
S, iaet elx Inning, of
die and finally waa rewarded In the
fits when Gabby Hartnett tripled
and Bill Jurge. doubled to drive
across the winning runs.
The Cardinal pounded four bob
ton pitcher, for 20 hlU In .coring
their fifth etralght victory.
The Phlllle. took a free-acorlng
affair from Pltteburg, IX to 10.
Dav. Barbee provide three PlraM
run. with a home run In the ninth.
Southpaw. Go Good.
The two eminent aouthpawa. Ver
non Cornea and Bob Drove, continue
to burn up the American league tn
their battle for individual pitching
supremacy. Oomea won his 10th vie
to In U game. a. the Yankee. took
a clow one from Detroit. to 4
orov. .cored hi. IHh victory of the
year and hla 10th In .uocwelon In
beating Cleveland, 8 to J.
Orov. gave the A', th.tr winning
run with a homer In tha algM
Bab. Ruth and Lou Oehrlg knocked
In all five Yankee run., each hit
ting a home run and a .Ingle.
The day'. most timely blow wm
delivered by Charlie Berry of the
Chicago Whit. Box. Two were , out
In the ninth Inning and the na.ee
filled when he tripled to center and
thereby defeated Washington, to a.
Oooae aoelln delivered a home run,
a triple and a elngle and drove In
four run. a. the St. Lout. Brown,
crushed Boeton, 11 to 4.
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
los Angela.
Hollywood
Coast.
R. H.
6 H 0
71 8 15 0
Batteries: Herrmann, tllnel. Moss
and Oronln, Campbell; Ortman, Tur
ner and Mayer.
! R. H. .
San Francisco 1
Sacramento a
(13 Inning.)
Batterle.: Hendereon. Stlne and
Walgren: Bryan and Wlrta.
" R. H.
. 8 14 1
7 18 0
Seattle
Batteries: Hald and Cox: McDon
ald. Jacob., Dietrich, Peterson and
Palmlaano.
, ia it s
.783
Oakland
Batteries: Pleber and Read, Koe
nlg, Caater, Bowler, Lleber and Rlccl.
How They Stand
(fly the Associated Press)
American.
W. L.
Haw Vnrk 84 14
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland .....
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
PO.
.708
.880
.853
.849
. ao at
. ao ai
. as 33
, 38 sa .sno
. 33 38 .473
. 17 30 aa
. S 88 .131
National.
W. V PO.
Chicago
Boeton ....
Plttrourg
Bt. Lout.
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New York .,
Cincinnati
. as 30
. as 31
.sua
.880
, as aa Jin
. 34 34 00
, 34 38
, 34 38
31 38
, 34 3S
.403
.403
.457
.483
Hollywood
Portland
Ban Francisco
La. Angeles
Oakland
Seattle
Sacramento
Missions
w. t.
. 41 38
PO.
.813
, 40 87 Jl7
, 33 80 .538
, 84 SO ,531
, S3 34 .483
. 80 37 .448
. a 38
. 34 43
.433
.398
Painful Piles
Oo Quick No Cnttlni No Salve.
It take, only one bottle of Dr. J. S.
Leonhardt't prescription HEM -ROID
to end Itching, bleeding, protrud
ing piles. This Internal remedy act.
quickly even In old, stubborn cases.
HEM-ROID succeeds because It heals
and restore, the affected parta and
remove, blood congestion In the low
er bowel the cause of piles. Only an
Internal medicine can do this. that',
why aaivea and ctittlna tall. J arm In
At Woods says HEM-HOID Tablet,
mint d your Pile misery or money
back.
Attocttted Fretiftioto
William Harrldge (seated, left), president of the American league,
la thown with men he called together In Cleveland to Investigate clrcum.
atanee. of th. fisticuff. Jn which Umpire George Morlarty (seated, right)
engaged with four member, of th. Chicago White 8ox team. Above,
left to right, are Harry Grablner, vice president of the Sox, and Mana
ger Billy Evan, of the Cleveland team.
SAVOLDI TACKLE
LAYS THYE LOW
IN IT TANGLE
PORTLAND, Ore., June 0. (AP)
"Jumping Joe" Savoldl of Notre Dame
football Xame defeated Ted TJiye,
Portland, two out of three falla here
laat night. Savoldl had to call on his
football tactics to turn the trick and
took the final and deciding fall with
three crashing flying tackles. Savol
dl took the first fall with a flying
head scissors in 30 minutes, 45 sec
onds. Thye evened matters by win
ning the second fall In 11 minutes
with a series of shoulder butts and
flying wrlstlocks. The match ended
with Savoldl's spectacular flying
tackles In 6 minutes 30 seconds. The
bout was featured by much rough
work. Thye Introduced a new one to
the fans, bringing a rib-cracking
blow with his elbow Into play.
Jack Patterson and Nick Ellch each
took a fall in the five-round semi
final, Patterson taking a fall with a
body slam, Ellch winning his with
a cross-body press. Ellch, who has
made himself popular with wrestling
fans here, gave away much weight to
his opponent.
Bulldog Jackson and Harold Hel-
bert staged a man-mauling affair
which went three rounds to a draw
without a fall. Much of the action
took place outside the ring.
(By the Associated Press)
The San Francisco Seals occupy
third place In the Pacific Coast
league standing today because they
took a 13-lnnlng game from Sacra
mento last night, 7 to 5. Los Ange
les slipped to fourth place when
Hollywood won the game In the
south, 8 to S.
Ed Bryan, Sacramento pitcher, held
the Seals well In check until the
ninth Inning, when Donovan hit a
homer with one on base, tying the
score. Keesey hit a long double to
the fence In the twelfth, with two
on, to win the game.
Five home runs featured the Los
Angeles-Hollywood game, two of them
by Ote Brannan accounting for six
of the Stars' scores. His second,
made with two men on base In the
10th Inning, won the game. Holly
wood went Into the ninth one run
behind, but tied the count off
Stltzel, who relieved Herrmann In
the previous Inning. '
Portland had to use four pitchers
to eke out a 7 to 6 victory over
Seattle In a wild see-saw contest.
The end came In the 11th Inning.
when, with the score tied and the
banes full, Fred Berger popped up
a little infield fly which fell safe
and let In the winning run.
Clarence Fleber, former University
of San Francisco pitcher, recently
sent to Oakland by the Chicago
White Sox for seasoning, pitched
steady ball yesterday, while his team
mates landed on four mission pitch
ers to win, 12 to 7.
Lenhart Kayoed
In Reno Battle
RENO, Nev June 0. (AP)
Mickey McFarland, 170, Pueblo, Colo.,
sent Denny Lenhart, 178, Portland.
Ore., to the canvas for the count In
the sixth round of a scheduled 10
round bout here last night. Lenhart
was tn trouble from the start, as
McFarland waged a two-fisted of-fenslve.
SANDWICH, Eng., June 8. (AP)
Gene Sarazen, long hitting nsw York
professional, tied the course record
at Prince's with a 89 today to take
the lead In the second round of the
British open golf championship with
his 77-60139.
Tommy Armour, defending cham
pion, finished with a 70 and 145 just
as Gene was starting out, and his
fellow American's fine performance
stimulated Sarazen to do his best.
Gene was out In 35 and home In
34 for a card five under par.
Percy All la, British professional,
was the closest to the American
among the early finishers with a 71
for a 3 fl -hole total of 143.
Sarazen had birdies at the second,
fifth, 13th, 15th, lflth and 17 hoi is
and was over par only once, on the
ninth hole.
His card:
Out 443 424 45535
In 444 443 34569
Sarazen failed to set a new record
because he half smothered an ap
proach shot to the home green where
he had an easy four In sight for a 68.
The ball carried into the crowd and
down a steep bank near the club
house door. He chipped up the slope
over shot grass to within three yards
of the cup and still had a chance for
his four but his putt was a little off
the line and he needed five. He was
well content, however, with that.
Stock how Opens.
UNION, Ore., June 9. (AP) The
Eastern Oregon Livestock show off
to a promising start yesterday, with
a fair-sized crowd in attendance
and a program of fast races in the
afternoon.
Oregon Weather. t
Fair tonight and Friday; mode
rately warm In the Interior Friday;
fogs on the coast; generally north
wind offshore.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will spon
sor a food sale to be held In the
Economy Meat Market, 360 East Main
Saturday, June 11..
ACKNOWLEDGING
THE TRUTH
-A STATEMENT BY THE GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY
THE Gillette Safety Razor Company feela
called upon to make a confession and a
statement that are undoubtedly unique in the
annals of American business. It is with deep
regret and no little embarrassment that we do this
in order to tell you frankly what actually hap
pened when we introduced a new Gillette razor
and blade.
Soon after this was done, we found that, al
though the great majority was pleased, some
users complained quality was not up to standard.
We learned why. Our equipment had not been
equal to the task of producing millions of
blades at high speed without a certain varia
tion in quality that affected a small, portion
of our output. As a result some blades that
left the factory were not as good as you had
a right to expect Im
mediately we directed
our principal effort to
ward the achievement of
uniformity. Everything
within our power was
done to end variation.
More than this impos
sible as it seemed of
accomplishment at the
time we set out to
develop or find a better
production process,
having as a major re
quirement the elimina
tion of varying quality.
The Gillette Blue Super-Blade
The $2 Kroman De Luxe blade haa been
withdrawn from production. We offer trie
Glue Super-Blade as its successor. This sen
sational blade is far superior to the Kroman
and costs considerably less. You pay only
a few cents more than for the regular blade
and get unmatched shaving comfort. It
extraordinary shaving performance will
convince you that the Blue Blade is the
sharpest ever produced. A blue color
haa been applied to the blade for easy
identification. It is contained in a blue
package. Cellophane wrapped.
We discovered and purchased for our exclusive
use and at the cost of millions of dollars
a manufacturing process that was amazingly
superior to our own.
By this method, modern and automatic, millions
of blades can be made at top speed without
variation in quality.
We incorporated refinements of our own inven
tion and installed the new machinery, throwing
out all of our old equipment
Now we announce today's Gillette blades, made
by the new management The usual superla
tives have no place in this sincere statement of
ours, so we will let the quality of the blades
speak for itself. The gTeen Gillette package re
mains unchanged, but the blades are new in
every respect, quality, performance, and method
of manufacture.
You can try today's
Gillette blades without
risking a cent If you
don't agree they are supe
rior, return the package
and your dealer will re
fund your money. Our
reputation depends
upon the proof of these
claims. Being absolute
ly certain of the quality
of these Gillette blades,
we do not hesitate to
make this statement
over our signature.
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
Here's a Chance to Get
TO THE
GREAr
CARN
VA
Under the Auspices of the
HILLAH PATROL
Coming To
MEDFORD
All Week
Starting
Monday, June
e
THE STUPENDOUS
Wortham Shows
Do you want to have the fun of your lives If so, secure ONE NEW
subscriber to the Mail Tribune for a period of three months and
receive a ticket to the Lindy loop, Merry Mix Up, Merry-Go-Round,
Monkey Circus, Whoopee Fun Show, House of Glass and Freak
Animal Show. It's easy. Ask Dad or Mother, if they do not already
take the Mail Tribune, or ask your friends or neighbors.
THIS OFFER TO BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER 17 YEARS OF AGE
COLLECT 75c FOR FIRST MONTH ONLY
SUBSCRIBER'S SIGNATURE IS NECESSARY
Have Subscriber Fill Out Order Below, Bring to the Mail Tribune Offioe and
Receive Ticket for a Great Time at the Great Wortham Shows
SUBSCRIPTION BLANK
Mail Tribune,
Medford, Ore.
Please start delivery of The Mail Tribune for a period of three months and
thereafter until ordered discontinued by me. I have not been a subscriber to
The Mail Tribune for 30 days. I hereby pay the collector 75c in advance for
the first month.
NAME
ADDRESS
Phone-
Order taken by
I The MAIL TRIBUNE I