MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUIHS, MEDFORD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JTJLY 20, 1932.
Main Event in Armory Arena Tonight Looms as Grudge Affair
HOW THEY
Westerners Lead Qualifiers to Tape
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
STAND.
TO 'LAY OFF EYE
Coast.
PXGE TWO
LOMSKFS WARNING!
'Frisco Fighter Declares
Aberdeen Assassin Better
Keep Pet Optic Under
Cover if Can't Take
Jack McCarthy'! Irlh temper wos
t boiling point today following al.
leged assertions by Leo Lomskl that
the latter would make short work
of the Ban Francisco fighter in their
match at the armory tonight If he
attempted to work on Leo' black
ened aye. McCarthy declared today
It was the flrat time an opponent
had attempted to tell him whore
he could or could not land blowa
and that he had been In the ring
racket long enough not to be bluffed
on any such basla.
"J'll land on Mr. Lomekl whenever
I tee an opening to shoot one," said
McCarthy, "and if he don't want
hie net eye punched he better keep
It under cover,
Interest In the winner-take-all
event between Lonuikl and McCarthy,
already high, has been given ai
added boost by the apparent anl
moslty developed since both battlers
reached the city.
Three other bouts, all carrying
possibilities of considerable enter
talnment for the ring fans, wll
round out the csrd provided by Pro
moter Mack Llllard. Red Howe will
trade haymakers with an experienced
opponent, Roy Sullivan of Tacoma,
In the six-round acml-wlndup; Herb
White, Butte Falls, will meet Young
Lutman, of Grants Poea, at the aeme
distance, end Bob Christine, local
heavyweight novice, will face Charlie
Benton, Portland youngster, In
four-round curtain raiser.
The gong will sound at 8:30 for
the opening bout.
POISON FOR 'BAT'
KDW YORK, July a(Wp) It Ja
unfortunate for Chris (Bat) Batto
llno that he neither can "take" the
members of the Fetrolle family nor
Mave tnem oiona.
. The former featherweight cham,
plon's ring career haa suffered more
than somewhat from the fact that he
first thought he could lick Billy, the
old Fargo express, and than, falling
In that, deeided to take It out on the
younger brother, Frankle.
Billy plastered Bat twice, almost
ruining the Hartford Italian in each
Instance, and now Frankle haa made
It an even four trltynphs for the
tough Fetrolle family over Its most
persistent rival.
Last night Frankle knocked Bat
about for the second time In two
weeks to gain a 10-round decision.
He wmldn't atop the Battler as Billy
did In their memorable meetings dur
ing the winter, but he did the next
beet thing by knocking him fist In
the fourth round for a nine count.
FOR ACTIVE GOLF
Pairings for the Active club golf
tournament were announced at the
regular club meeting last evening, by
Leslie VanDoren, chairman of the af
fair. ' The matchea In the flrat round
are to be played this week at the
MeUord Publle Golf course.
In the first flight, Art Schoenl will
play John Nledermeyer, the other
pairing being Gordon Pratt and Les
lie Welaenburger. Virgil Martin and
Harold Larsen, Xleth Fennell and
Lealle VanDoren.
Palrlnga In' the second flight are
Jack Butler and Elmo Russell, Fran
cis Barr and Harry OIU, Olen Fabrlck
and Harvey Robertson Ralph Bailey
and Dr. L. L. Sandera. Third flight:
William McAllister and Kenneth Den
man, Cheater Hubbard, Jasper 'Reyn
olds and Paul Wood drew byes.
Znstgn J. R. Pack of the Salvation
Army thanked the club for It eup-
port and Interest In relief, and urged
the club to Inoreaae efforts during
the winter.
William McAllister waa presented a
rase by the club for bravery, with
Ralph Bailey making the presentation
speech.
Assoclsted Press P.hoto.
Ilnltllng for positions on the American Olympic team, Keo Pyer of the Los Angeles Athletic club and
Rob Klnsel of California won heats In the 200 meters at Palo Alto, Cal. Dyer equalled the Olymplo record.
Top, left to right! George, West toast A. C. llrlmlch, Illinois; Tolan, unattached, and Dyer. Bottom: Kle
sel, Jones, New York A. C. Waybrlght, Navy; MonUgue, Kan Francisco Olymplo Clubi Johnson, Illinois A. C.
mfcvp "CONTRACT
CARD READING.
By Tom ONell
Ability to deduce which cards are
held by opponents la necessary for
success with many contracts, dis
cards, leads and play furnish Infer
ences to the declarer even when
opponents havo not bid.
In point Is a hand on which Al
Morehead made game In no trump
at tha Bridge House, New York.
By able card reading he made a
Vienna coup that ta set up a. card
In the hand of an opponent delib
erately In order to squeeze blm
with discards In other suits.
Morehead found his partner with
nothing but a five-card suit, headed
by the queen-knave. This was after
Morehoad had made a Jump bid
In order to force a response from
partner. Here was the hand:
WEST
BBBJ
T J 76
K IO
4 J6
NORTH
ojoti
89
B54Z.
94
EAST.
4 7
V '9101
Aoeo
K 7 e
49
o
A IO 51.
force upon partner, requiring that
the bidding be kept open until a
game contract should be reached
North rebld his spades and then
south went to three no-trump.
The declarer saw he had hla prob
lems when tha dummy went down
with his lock of certain entrlea,
weakness of clubs In both hands
and dubious finesses even If he
oould get Into dummy. He decided
the best course waa to force leads
from the west hand. The defense
helped blm.
South opened the bidding with
ona diamond, west passed and north,
with his week cards, decided the
beat way to keep the bidding Jpen
would be to offer one spade Irfitead
of raising the diamonds. East passed
and south bid three hearts, one
more than necessary. Thla waa a
Trck
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Here are Mr. Morehead'a cumnients
on the hand:
1 Weat ahould -have unblocked
with the club knave. He ahould
deduce that hla partner held four
clubs and allow him to lead clubs
again. West doesn't wsnt to lesd.
3 Throwing the lead back to
the opponenta. South does not like
to lesd himself.
8 The fsll of the diamond ten
makea the declarer realize that west
held a diamond doubleton. If west
holds the king of dlsmonds, south
must lesd the nine In order to have
a diamond entry In dummy.
4 When the queen of apades takes
the trick the declarer deduces that
the knave ox hearts Is In the west
hand, aa well as the king of spsdea.
West would not lead a apsde away
from hla king If his heart holding
were not worth protecting. And so
the declarer, rather than attempt
ing losing finesse of the heart
ten, chooses the squeeze, leading the
ace of spades before the diamond.
This is the Vienna coup, eatsbtlshlng
a card In an opponent's hand In
order to squeeze him and make the
contract.
This was the situation after nine
trlcka had been played:
North
B J S
H 8
D 8
West East
H J 7 H 8 4
6 K 10 8 8
Routh ,
8 A
H Q 10
D 0
If south hsd lsd his dlsmond be
fore plsytng the spade ace he would
have loat a heart trick. The play
of the apade aoe first, setting up
the king In the west hand, squeezed
west. If he hsd discarded his king
of spadea on the diamond In order
to protect hearts, the knave of
anades In the north hand would
have been good. I
The lead of the diamond on the i
11th trick forced weat to unguard
his knave of hearts ao that it
dropped on south's queen and the
ten of hearts took the laat trick.
' PASSED FOR
Attempt to Plug Hole .at
Third Proves Former Star
Eclipsed by Age Efforts
With Bat Also Feeble
By Gayle Talbot,
(Associated Press Sports Writer.)
Having made what many predict
was his vsledlcto.-y as an active play,
er, Rogers Hornsby, one of the great
est lnftelders of all time, has turned
the Job of winning the National lea
gue flag over 'to his youngsters.
The Rajah, dissatisfied with Stan.
ley Hack's play at third base after
Bill Jurges wss lsld up with gunshot
wounds, stepped In to plug the hole,
but after listening to the Chicago
fans for five dsys decided to return
to the cooling confines of the dugout.
Feeble at Bat
In the last four gsmes he played.
the onoe peerless batsman collected
only twi hits, and bis fielding was a
thing of the peat. When he made
two errors Monday and failed to han
dle several other chancea properly, he
must have made up hla mind. To
day ho Is on the bench, snd beside
him sits the mighty Burleigh Grimes,
waiting to do an occasional Job of
relief pitching.
With the youthful Hack back In
the lineup yesterday and the batting
order Juggled, the Cubs took a close
one from the Glsnts, 5 to 4.
Pirates, Plilla Divide.
Bill Bwlft pitched the Plratea to
a i to 2 victory In their first bout
with tha Phils, his seventh straight.
but the esetern delegates came back
to take the nightcap, o to 8, In 1
I Innings.
Ed Brsndt wss In top form and the
Boston Braves knocked Cincinnati a
little deeper Into the cellar, 3 to 0
The St, Louis Cardinals, after being
held to one hit for five Innings, drove
Dazzy Vance from the box In the
seventh and defeated Brooklyn, 6 to 3
Flaying without the Injured Babe
Ruth, the Yankees took their fourth
strslght from the Chicago Sox, 0 to
3, with Lefty Oomei hanging up his
nth victory. The Washington Sena
tors celebrated "Sam Rice day" by
dropping their third in a row to De
troit, 3 to 3.
The Cleveland Indiana blanked
Boston, 7 to 0.
The Philadelphia Athletics slugged
out two decisions over St. Louis, 8 to
8 and 19 to 8. The Browns have lost
10 straight.
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Bargains In New & Used Pianos
Lllla M. Purucker, 38 So. Grape.
Broken windows gtszed by Trow
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,
Crystalglow Kodak gloss supreme.
The Peaaleys' opp. Holly thester.
(By the Associated Press)
Coaat
Portland , ,,
Hollywood
San Franelaco ,
Loa Angeles
Seattle
Sacramento
Oakland ,
Missions
W. L. Pet.
. 88 48 J591
. 83 47 .873
. 87 80 .833
, 85 83 .809
. 83 68
. 60 80
.488
.466
4S 60 M0
44 88 .404
National
Pittsburgh
Chicago ..,
Boston n.
Philadelphia ,
St. Loula ....,
Brooklyn ,.,
New York
Cincinnati ...
w. L. Pet.
49 88 .683
.... 4S 98 .868
47 43 .628
... 46 46 .494
43 44 .488
.. 43 46
38 46
.477
.468
40 86 H31
American
New York
Philadelphia .
Cleveland ......
Detroit
Washington ,
St. Louis ,
Chicago w
Boston
W. L. Pet.
. 61 28 .886
. 64 38 .887
, 62 38 .678
, 46 38 .668
. 49 41 .644
, 39 48 448
80 67 .345
, 21 66
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Curtis To Attend
Olympic Games
WASHINGTON, July 30. (API
President Hoover today named Vice
President Curtis to represent him as
the head of the nation in opening
the Olympic games In Los Angeles on
July 20. The chief executive several
months ago accepted an Invitation
to open the games, but recently an
nounced that because of the press of
governmental affairs It probably
would be Impossible for blm to attend.
Portraits of distinction. The Peas-
leys, opp. Holly theater.
Picture frames made to order. The
Peasleys, opp. Holly thester.
Graves Jewelry Shop, one block
north of postoffloe. Phone 499-W.
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SALEM, Ore, July 30. (AP)
Henry Jones, of Provo, Utsh, won
the mid-west Wrestling association's
world chsmplonshlp welterweight
belt here last night by defeating
Robin Reed, of Reedsportt Ore., In a
decision match.
Reed and Jonea won each one fall,
Jones taking the first In one hour.
13 minutes, with an airplane apln
and Reed winning the next In 80
minutes with a flying msre.
During the remaining 17 minutes
of the bout, Jones wss the aggressor
and apparently had the advantage
and '-the referee awarded him the
bout and the title which Rued won
about a year ago In Cincinnati.
Reed weighed 144, Jones, 143 ft.
Two loads 18-ln. green slabs, 84.80.
Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631,
Phone 643. We'll haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service,
Hollywood
Portland
R. H. E.
.15 3
.4 10 1
Batterlea: Shellenback and Bossier.
Mayer; A, Jacobs and Fltzpatrlck,
H. B.
10 18 3
11 18 3
Missions i i ,
Sesttle -
Batteries: T. Plllette. Brlggs and
Rlccl, Hoffman; Hald, Bison and Cox.
R. H. B.
Sacramento . - 16 0
Los Angeles 8 13.3
Batteries: Flynn and Wlrta; Basest
and Cronln.
R. R. B.
Oakland S 10 0
San Francisco ............. 6 18 9
Batteries: Fleber, Ludolph and
Leveque; Henderson, Rooney and
Brenzel.
When you shop at the Groceteria
park your car at the Groceteria
parking lot, 137 No. Central.
Auto glass Installed while you wslt. Two losds 18-ln. green slabs, 14.80,
Prices right. Brill Sheet Metsl Works. Med.. Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
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LEAD IN LEAGUE
(By the Associated Press)
Portland's Beavera were two games
ahesd of Hollywood In the league
standing today by virtue of taking
the aertee opener from the Stars laat
night, 4 to 1.
The Seattle club celebrated Its
flrat game In the new home field,
clvlo stadium, by winning a alug
feat from the Missions. 11 to 10.
The old Dugdale park burned two
weeka ago. The Missions gathered
13 hits and the Indians 18.
Bd Baecht held the Sacramento
Benatora to six hits aa Los Angeles
won, 5 to 1, In one hour and 86
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