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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1932.
PIRATE RECRUIT
; OUTFITJN LEAD
;Bill Swift Credited With
; . Three of Seven Straight
. Wins Phils Move to
' Fourth Place in One Jump
By GaYLB TALBOT
i (Associated Press Sporti Writer)
; Today was the filth straight for
. the Pittsburg Plrstes at the top ot
tthe National league race, and that
cornea close to being a record lor
sustained leadership of President
John Heydler's effervescent circuit
this summer.
Bill Bwlft, the rookie righthander,
deserves a special polntlng-out for
the part he has played In the Pirates-
present streak. Of their seven
straight conquests, the lad from
Kansas City bss received credit for
three as a relief pitcher. He rescued
Heinle Maine In the fifth inning
of yesterfiv;' game with the Cardi
nals, yielded only four hits and one
ru nthe rest of the way, and his
mates came from behind to win for
him, i to I. Pie Traynor cracked
four singles for the leaders.
Cuba Hold Second Place.
: The Chicago cubs held tight In
second place by aubdulng the punch
leas Clnclnnatlans, 7 to 0. While
his mates were pounding Red Lucas
for la hits snd 39 bsses, Ouy Bush
managed to keep eight Bed blows
well scattered. Charlie Grimm had
a homer and two doubles.
; Defeating Brooklyn, 9 to S, the
Phillies jumped from sixth place In
the league standing to fourth, pass
ing both the Dodgers and the Cards.
MUM vsv
two bom runs, the 23rd and 34th
of the year for Klein,
i Bill Terry's 18th homer with one
of his operatives on base touched
off a six-run rally In the fourth in
ning that routed Lefty Brandt and
gave the Olanu a 0 to 5 triumph
In their opener with the Boston
Braves.
i - Tanks Increase Lead.
j The Yankees found Boston essy
'pickings and Increased their lead
over the American league to nine
land a halt games as the second
place Detrolters lost. Danny Mac
rayden, pitching against his old
mates for the first time, received
great batting support to win, IS
i Was Ferrell was sntlrely too much
for Detroit, The Cleveland ace held
the Tigers to eight hits and knocked
'across three runs to give the Indians
I a 7 to 4 victory. Webb and Oehrlnger
each hit a home run for Detroit.
It was Perrell's 14th win of the year.
", The St. Louts Browns, though
reeling m aixvn ijiim, hiihusu wbh
over the .800 mark In gsmss won
by defeating Chicago, 7 to 6. The
Browns Jumped on Vlo Prasler for
five runs In the first Inning and
the White Box made all of thelra
'tun thnv knocked Blaeholder loose
in the fourth.
j Philadelphia and Washington were
Idle.
! RENO. Her., July 1. (AP) S. W.
Itenfro, world champion live bird shot
of Dell, . Mont.: R. A. Tonlnl of
iTruckee, Cal and A. D. Legg of
Xlamath Falla, Ore., broke 09 out of
'100 targets each yesterday to tie for
.high honors In the 10-yard practice
:round opening the annual Nevada
state trap shooting tournament.
Scores of out of state shooters In
cluded: O. W. Wood. OS, Medford,
Ore.: - C. D. Bay. 93, Medford; H.
.Cralsant, 98, Medford: Charles Lelth,
97, Portland. Ore.; L. H. carpenter.
97, Monroe- Ore.; a. L. Woodwsrd, 96,
Klamath Palls, Ore.; E. Hardenbrock.
65, Klamath Palls; W. H, McCain, 97.
Salem. Ore., and J. H. Cawker, 98,
Klamath Palis.
CHAMPS POSE AT OPEN TOURNEY
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Gene 8arazen, British open golf champion (left) and Blllle Burke,
defending American open champion pictured at the Fresh Meadow
Country club. Flushing. N. Y durino ths national onen oolf tournament.
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FOR FIFTH HIE
WIMBLEDON. Eng.. July 1. (AP)
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody today won
the Wimbledon tennis championship
for the fifth time, defeating Helen
Jacobs, fellow Callfornlan, in the
final match, 8-3, 8-1.
Mrs. Moody won the Wimbledon
title first In 1937 as Helen Wills and
repeated the next three years. She
did not go abrosd last yesr and the
title fell to Ollly Aussem, of Ger
many, who did not compete thla
year.
The American champion's victory
repeated the result of the last meet
ing between the two American wo
men, Mrs. Moody winning Isst sum
mer, In the finals of the Seabright,
N. J., tourney, 6-0, 6-0.
The two Helens also were finalists
at Wimbledon three years ago with
Mrs. Moody winning then with the
loss of only three games..
Wllmer Allison and John Van Byn,
Wimbledon doubles champion in
1939 and 1030 and present American
Davis oup pair, were detested In the
eeml-flnala by the veteran French
combination of Jacques Brugnon and
Jean Borotra, 8-3, 6-3, 6-4.
How They Stand
(By the Associated Press)
American.
W. L.
New York 48 19
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington .
Cleveland
8t. Louis
Chicago
Boston .
. 38 38 .676
. 40 30 .671
. 37 31 .844
. 37 33 .636
. 35 33 .823
, 33 43 .348
13 56 .179
National.
Pittsburg
Chlcsgo
Boston M
Philadelphia
St. Louis .....
Brooklyn .....
New York
Cincinnati
W. L. PC.
34 37 .657
, 38 30 .645
, 38 33 .539
, 37 36 .807
, 33 33 .500
.493
35 36
31 45 .408
Portland ..........
Hollywood .. ..
Ssn Francisco
Los Angeles ..
Seattle
Sacramento
Oakland
Missions ..........
W. L.
. 53 37
, 63 37
. 48 40
. 44 43
, 43 48
, 41 48
. 39 49
, 35 63
PC.
.684
.684
.635
.513
.483
.461
.443
.408
Reed And Jones
i Meet In Salem
SALEM, Ore., July 1. (Spl.) The
world's welterweight wrestling cham
pionship will be at stake here July
4, when Robin Reed of Reedsport, the
STARS, PORTLAND
REACH TIE AGAIN
IN LEAGUE LEAD
1iy the Annoc.atfd PrM)
Portland's Beavers and Hollywood's
Stars, in a see -saw struggle for first
placo in the Pacific coast league,
were tied again at the top In the
percentage column today.
The Beavers slipped from a one
game margin they held yesterday as
a result of a defeat by Los Angeles
loat night white the Stars were trim
ming Sacramento.
Portland received a 14 to S drub
bing from the Angels at Portland
as the southerners went on a hit
ting spree to drive BUI Shores from
the box and then show hts relief
hurler. Peterson, a rough time.
In Los Angeles, the Stars staged
a "big Inning" drive also against
Sacramento and ended up on the
long end of a 17 to 4 score.
Seattle, behind the four-hit pitch
ing of Hal Hald, defeated the Seals
from San Francisco two to one as
Curt Davis, on the mound for, the
Seals, 'engaged htm In a pitching
duel. George Burns, Seattle ftrst
baseman, knocked in the winning
run with a timely single In the
eighth.
Playing in their home-town, the
San Francisco Missions turned In
their fifth straight victory by de
feating Oakland 5 to a.
VOTE OF OKLAHOMA
CHICAGO. July l (AP) The ten
sion was broken last night at the
Democratic convention when Okla
homa gave Will Rogers Its 22 votes
on the second ballot.' Laughter rolled
across the sunlit stadium. ,
present title holder, tangles with the
challenger, Henry Jones, of Provo,
Utah, in a best two out of three falls
bout.
Notice of Final Account.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Jackson County.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
O. Taylor, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned. Administrator with the
Will annexed, of the Estate of John
G. Taylor, Deceased, has filed his
final account on the administration
of said estate with the County
Clerk of Jackson County, Oregon, and
the above named Court has fixed
10:00 o'clock A. M. on the 1st day of
August. 1932, at the County Court
House In Medford, Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing objections
thereto, and allowing and settling
the same. All persons interested in
said estate are hereby notified to
present their objections, If any, to
said account, or any Item thereof,
on or before said day.
G. E. PIERCE, Administrator.
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Summons for; Publication.
No. 8223-E
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon In and for the County of
Jackson.
George L, Drummond and EI fie
Drummond, His Wife, plaintiffs,
vs.
William Miller, the Unknown Heirs
of William Miller: Malinda Y. Mill
er. Wife of William Miller, the Un
known Heirs of Malinda Y. Miller;
R, W. Christian, Trustee; also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate,
Hen or Interest In the real estate
described in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
"o William Miller, the unknown heirs
of William Miller; Malinda Y. Mill
er, wife of William Miller, the un
known heirs of Malinda Y. Miller;
B W. Christian, Trustee; also, all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming ,any right, title, estate
lien or Interest Jn the real estate
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described In the complaint herein,
the above named defendants:
In the Name of the State of Ore
gon, you, and each of you. are here
by required to appear and answer the
complaint filed sgslnst you In the
above entitled suit on or before the
29th dsy of July, 1933, said date be
ing the last day of four weeks from
the date of the first publication of
this summons, snd said period f.f
fo'tr weeka being the time prescribed
for publication hereof; and If you
fall so to appear and answer ssld
complaint for want thereof, the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded In their com
plaint, to-wlt:
That a decree be entered adjudica
ting any and all right, title, estate,
Hen or claim which you, or any of
you, have or claim to have In, to or
upon the real property sltusted In
Jackson County, Oregon, described as
follows, to-wlt:
Tract Forty-one (41) of Champ
Un Subdivision, according to the
recorded plat thereof, aubject to
an eaaement upon and along any
boundary line or lines of said tract
for construction snd maintensnce
of convenient and edequste Irriga
tion, and-or drainage ditches,
flumes, and-or pipe lines for the
conveysnce of irrigation water to
other tract, of ssld subdivision,
and for drainage purposes, together
with right of access thereto across
ssld tract for maintensnce pur
poses; Also, subject to a mortgage In
the aum of Twenty-five Hundred
(3500.00) Dollara to the Blveralde
Community Club,
and declaring all auch claims null
and void, and decreeing that said
plaintiffs are the owners In fee sim
ple of said premises, snd the whole
thereof, subject to said mortgage, free
and clear of any right, title, estate,
lien or Interest In said real estate of
td defendants herein and each and
all of their servants, sgenta snd em
ployees, snd each and all persons
claiming or to claim by, through or
under them, be forever enjoined, re-
stralned snd barred from
or .Ttemptlng to "bV.n o? In!
mi snv right, title, estate. Hen or in
tefe.t wh.tso.ver In or to said prop
ertv or sny portion thereof, and that
pontiff title to .aid real property
be forever quieted and set at re",
and tot such other snd further ' relief
m to the Court may seem Just and
equitable In the premises.
This summons Is published by r
derof Honorable H. D. Norton. Judge
of the above entitled Court made
end entered In said court and cause
on the 1st day of July. 1933, pre
scribing that said summons be serv
ed by publlcstion thereof once each
week for four consevutlve weeks In
the Medford Mall Tribune, a dally
newspaper of general c'".n
printed and published at Medford.
Oregon. The date of the first publi
cation of this summon. Is July 1st,
193J' T. W. MILES,
Attorney for plaintiffs.
Address: Jsckson County Bank Build
ing, Medford, Oregon.
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