P2CGE TWELVE
SrEDFOKD IIJOL TRIBUNE, MEDEORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, 2JTGT7ST 12, 1932.
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
HOLEPROOF
HOSIERY
E
IN OLD GOLF FEUD
Coast
E. H.
TEST
American Supremacy Is
'Doped' for Eclipse In
Final Events in Water
U.S. Mermaids Hold Lead
OLYMPIC SWIMMING STADIUM,
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 12. (AP)
Thrllllna a near -capacity crowd of
10,000 persons with four graceful per
formance, Mlas Dorothy poynton.
Bollywood girl, today won the wom
an's high diving championship of the
tenth Olympiad with a total point
core of 40.26,
Miss Poynton provided the unex
pected by defeating Miss Georgia
Coleman, Loa Angeles, winner of the
Olympic springboard diving title.
Mlu Coleman finished second with
aa.M points.
Mlas Poynton, Mtas Coleman and
Ulaa Marlon Roper made it a third
dean sweep for the United States In
the Olympic diving competition for
tint, second snd third places. Amer
icans had previously taken the first
three positions In the men's and wo
men's springboard championship.
Mlas Roper was awarded 36.32
points for her third place In the field
Of seven contestants.
Others scored as follows:
Mtas Ingleborg SJoqulst, Sweden,
MJ53.
Miss Etsuko Kamakura, japan,
pi.30.
Miss Ingrld Larson, Denmark, 31.00
Mia Magdalene Epply, Austria,
J.70.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. lb. p) The
aquatic world was forewarned today
that Japan plans to lend a distinct
Oriental hue to the closing episodes
of the tenth Olympiad swimming
championships.
Fortified with three sturdy per
formers In each of the three remain
ing races on the program, these sons
erf Nippon held the upper hand over
the remainder of the field, including
Uncle Sam's best, and It was quite
evident thai unless an upset of the
most profound order was in prospect,
the team title was due tp leave Amer
ican hands.
May Take Lead Today.
With the only men's final on to
day's program, and the United States
holding a five-point team lead, there
wa strong possibility that Japan
night assume first place before sun
down. Mearrwhlle, America's mermaids
dominated. Eleanor Holm won the
100-meter backstroke crown yester
day from Bonnie Mealing, Australia,
In 1 minute 10.4 seconds, 1.1 seconds
slower than her own Olympic record
set In the semi-finals. As a result,
the feminine team lead mounted to
51 against 17 for Australia.
Hnngary Polo 1st Unbeaten.
Hungary's great water polo team
maintained Its undefeated record by
trouncing the United states, 7 to 0.
The Yankees had gone undefeated
before, although Germtny, 1038
champions, held them to a tie. The
victory virtually assured Hungary the
teeldea the 100-meter backstroke
finals for men, Olymplo titles to be
decided today included the women's
high platform diving, and the wom
en's 400-meter relay, both of which
United States was favored to win.
HOW THEY
STAND.
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Const
W. L. Pot.
Portland 7a B7 .671
Hollywood i 74 89 MS
Los Angeles ,, 73 (0 53
Ban Francisco 71 60 .646
Seattle ' 83 89 .477
Sacramento 83 70 .474
Oakland 87 78 .429
Missions 63 80 .394
American
W. L. Pet.
New York .-. 78 86 .88.
Philadelphia 88 44 .600
Cleveland 65 45 .891
Washington 81 49 .858
Detroit 67 60 am
St. Louis 40 80 .450
Chicago i ,,. 38 70 .340
Boston us 89 -41
National
W. Pet.
-., ... 69 48 .681
80 60 .648
68 64 .818
67 64 .614
i 67 68 .504
i , 63 88 .488
80 88 .473
48 87 .417
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hew York
Cincinnati
Portland . . 3 8 3
Ssn Francisco . 4 7 1
Batteries: Bowman. Koupal and
Fltzpatrlck; Davis and Brenzel.
R. H. B.
Los Angeles a 10 8
Oakland 18 8
Batteries: Btltzel and Campbell;
Ludolph and Ramondl, Leveque.
R. R. B.
0 7 1
18 0
Sacramento -
Batteries: cole and Hoffman;
Vlncl and Woodall.
B. H. E,
Seattle . 6 18 8
Hollywood 13 18 3
Batteries: Kelson and Cox; Tur
ner and Bassler, Mayer.
IS THREATENED BY
(By the Associated Press)
Hollywood's Stars batted themselves
to within two games of the first
place Portland club Thursday night
by hammering the Seattle Indians
Into submission, 13 to 6. Cleo Car-
lyle, oenter fielder, led the Hollywood
attack, getting five Jilts In five times
up. Jim Turner, Star hurler, con
tributed three of his team's 18 safe
ties, one of them a homer. The In
dians got 13 hits, but were not as
successful in turning them Into
scores.
Part of the Portland Beavers lead
slipped away from them as Ban Fran
cisco won the third straight of the
series, 4 to 3. Davis allowed the
Ducks only six hits. The Seals were
held to seven safeties, but bunched
ttiem more effectively. Art Garibaldi,
second baseman, brought home, three
of the runs by timely hitting.
Bert cole of the Missions and Leftv
Vlncl, Sacramento hurler, put on a
beautiful nlne-lnnlng duel, with the'
Senators winning out In the final
frame, 1 to 0. The winning run was
made as result of Cole's fumble
of an easy fielding chance.
Los Angeles remained In third nlace.
halt a game behind Hollywood, bv
beating the Oaks 3 to 1 In a 13-ln-
nlng contest.
SLATED TO
OLYMPIC SCULL
LONG BEACH, Cel.. Aug. 13. (AP)
Apparently only the biggest kind
of an upset could deprive Henry
Robert (Bobby) Pesrce, broad-snoul-dered
Australian oarsmsn, from the
distinction of being the first to cap
ture the Olymplo single soulllng
champion twice In succession.
Pesrce's defense of his world title
wss the feature of today'a program,
calling for decisions In four of the
seven devtslons of the Olymplo re
gatta.
The remaining final. Ineludlni the
elght-oared race with California fly
Ing the American colore against Italy,
ureat Britain and Canada, will be
rowed off tomorrow.
Pearce's ohief apposition fliured
to come from Bill Miller of Phila
delphia, te American champion, In
four man race Including the giant
Oulllermo Douglas of Uruguay and
Leslie (Dick) Sherwood of Oreat
Britain. However, Pearce appeared to
be "under wraps" when he took Mil
ler's measure In the first sculling
yesterday to beat Douglas and elimi
nate Joe Wright, Jr., of Canada In
the final preliminary teat.
GIRL ATHLETE TO
DALLAS. Texas, Aug. 13 (API)
Mildred "Babe" Dldrlkson. sensational
all-around girl athlete, announced
on her return home today from the
Olymplo games, where she estab
lished two world's records, that she
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FOR WESTERN CUP
Pair Will Give Added Interest
to Event Scheduled for
Rockford, III., Country
Club Opening August 22
By Paul Mlckelson
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
ROCKFORD, HI, Aug. 13. (API-
Two old "war horses" of the fairways.
H. Chandler Euan and Charles 'Chick
Evans, will give the 1933 Western
smsteur golf championship a thrill
when the white pelleta start flying
over the Rockford Country club
course August 33.
These two veterans, who have worn
the western crown 13 times between
them over the past 30 years, will bat
tle for It again this year, pitting their
recovered skill and experience against
approximately 140 products of golf
dom's younger generation led by the
defending champion, Don Moe of
Portland, Ore.
Egan N'ow 4A
Egan, now In his 48th year, but
back on the strong game that brought
him the western title In 1003, '04, '06
and '07 and the National amateur
championship In 1904 and '06 Isn't
regarded as a sot-up by any means
by his youthful rivals.
The veteran of a thousand match
es flashed his first comeback In 1939
by aweeplng to the seml-Unals of the
National and recaptured the Pacific
northwest cro-vji this yesr.
Evsns, golf's most notorious vlc
tlmb of glased putts. Is far from the
shotmnker that swept to western
titles eight times between 1909 and
'33, but word has spread that he has
been playing his best golf in five
years.
Boys Also Good
But the "old timers" will have a
struggle on their hands from the
quellfylng round of 38 holes to the
final championship putt.
Moe will be back and so will the
1930 champion, Johnny Lehman of
Chicago; Charlie Beavers, Los An
geles star; Jack Westland, Chicago,
finalist in the 1931 National ama
teur, and possibly Harrison "Jimmy"
Johnston, another national cham
pion of yesterday, from St. Paul.
Walker Cup Conflict
Because of the fact that the Walker
Cup matches are slated for Brook
line, Mass., beginning September 1,
many other stars, Including the Eng
lish toam members, will be missing
from .the tournament picture. How
ever, several western stars may come
In as late entries.
Por the "straight and narrow," shot
makers, the championship Rockford
course doesn't hold any terrors. It
Isn't so very long and the greens are
fair. It Is well trapped, the fairways
are laid out to penalize bad ahots
and three holes border a river. Par
la 71.
will enter the women's nstlonal golf
tourney at Peabody, Mass.. SeDtember
37.
I'm going In for golf J- ble
wsy," said Miss Dldrlkson, who has
plsyed only a dozen rounds of golf.
i aon t ssy I'll win the national
women's title this year, but I'm going
to enter. I'm hitting the ball well
and as soon as I get onto those
Irons I believe I csn play with the
beat of them." '
A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY MANN'S
jHWyOD
They're all around us, hanging on racks, being unwrapped from crinkly
papers, and stretched out in serene beauty waiting to be price tagged.
Beautiful New Wool Frocks and Three-Piece Knitted Suits of exquisite
quality, fresh from the world of Fall Fashion. As for price tags, you'll be
surprised when you see how reasonable they are in every instance.
9
Gracious Fall Frocks
of NEW FALL
SILKS
There's nothing smarter then a dress or ensemble
made from this new 40 Inch travel crepe for fall
and winter. The patterns In this group of fall
silks are checks, stripes, small tile effect, broken
line and feather Ideas In shades of black and
white, green and white, wine and white and blue
and gray. On sale tomorrow for
You can forget about your cottons and washable crepes now Pall's
Just around the oorner and your first fall frocks are ready In our
a tore I Smart light weight woolens of distinct novelty weave In
Grove Oreen, Rhum Brown, Bordeau Red and of course Black. The
style notes on these new frocks sre lovely collar and cuff Ideas In
satin and smart collars of silk pique and elephants ear. These are
In halt sizes from "'Korrect" as well as regular sizes.
$109.5
Annual August
FUR
SALE
Closes
Saturday Night
You really owe It to yourself to
, make an Investment In a fur coat.
Jacket or scarf this season because
seriously, prices on quality furs
have never been lower and, they
will go higher. Tomorrow will be
the last day of this fur sale. Miss '
Busby, representing the E. Weiss
Company, famous' fur house, will
not be with us Monday, so select ,
your furs now. Extended payments
can be arranged at our Credit
Office.
Second Floor
ffti'
$1
oo
yd.
The Newest 3 -piece
Knitted Suits
Tour fsll wardrobe will not be complete without a. three
piece knitted suit especially one of these that abso
lutely will not stretch. The outstanding weaves are
Sharkskin, Sueda, and Nub Tweed. The popular ahades
are brown," wine, blue and tan. The coat, sweater and
skirt styles vary as each suit Is Individual. They are
priced
1675 to $2475.
Ask to See the Advance Fall Coats!
flearance
Farewell Summer Dresses
A
1 MX V
Newest Recruit in
Our FELT Ranks
Sailors
$
5.
Women Always like a good brim . . .
lalors are much, much more 1.. Quite
narrow . . , posed straighter over
your brows for the newest "angle."
Squarish of crown , . , often softened
with a telescope crease . , , decelv.
ingly shallow for smartness, but
amply deep for comfort. A Fall
note of great importance.
MANN'S
Values to $27.50
Out they go tomorrow for Just $10.00, and
aio.00 never bought a better dressl Think
of It, values up to $27.50. Dresses for sports
and afternoon wear. The smartest spring
and summer frocks in our stock, only a
few left so come early, get yours tomorrow.
Values to $19.75
And what a dress SS.OO will buy tomorrow
at Mann's. Dresses that have sold all
season up to S19.TS go for this sensational
price. Beautiful tub silks In soft pastel
ahsdes. short sleeve snd Jacket styles In
halt and regular sizes. Final clearance
Values to $12.50
Outstanding In value and quality are these
stunning dresses for only 3.0O. Frocks of
orgsndle for party, wear, light prints and
solid shades for day time and sports all
with a S3.0O price ticket on them. The
else range is good snd the values to $.13 M,
Sale of Voile Dresses!
The final summer clearance of all better voile
dresses tomorrow at Mann's. This group consists
of afternoon styles with and without slips to
match. A few very lovely models yet to choose
from. Come early as these are regular up to
15.95 Dresses snd they will go fsst at this price
MOT 1M
$29.5
$3o
Sensational
Hosiery News
The most unusual hosiery
news of the year. Beautiful
full fashioned pure silk
THEME hose at 59c a pair.
An extremely sheer hose
with all the style features
of the moat expensive stock
ings. Plcot top, lisle rein
forced foot, French heel and
cradle sole. All for 69c pair
and In the newest fall
shades to select from.
Special
Sizes 8i2 to 10ia
New Hand Made Gowns
New gowns, for fall. Women's and misses' fine
quality hand-made nainsook gowns trimmed with
hand embroidered designs. Colors are peach,
flesh and white. All sizes. Choice tomorrow at
Mann's
m
$ 1 op
eacr
Glove Silk Bloomers
Attention, women and misses. See these new
"LUXITE" glove silk bloomers at Mann's for
1.59 and (1.98. They are In tnff or elastic knee
styles In flesh shade. The regular values are
$1.98 and $2.98. Choice tomorrow
$1.59 and $1.98
Infants' Bonnets
A clearance of Infants' summer bonnets of fine
quality crepe de chine, net and sheer organdie.
Assorted colora bub broken sizes. Regular values
up to $158, on sale tomorrow for only
69
each
SOAP and TOWEL
SPECIAL
i V erun e w
Special tomorrow In the
toiletries section. S bars
ht "A M O RITA" cold
cream complexion soap
and one 40-lnch cannon
Turkish towel. A 65c val.
Jackets in White and Eggshell, Values to $7.50 for $3.75
Women's Slip-on Sweaters, Values to $2.95 for 79c
Wash Dresses in Voile, Pique and Prints for $1.00
Both for 49c
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DRI-RITE MODERN
Kitchen Towels
A new Idea in kitchen towels. 36x25 inch towels
put up In celophane packages of 3 and 4 towels
to the pscksge. They are In white and fast
colored yellow, green, orchid. Ink and orange.
Colored towels 3 In package. White towels In
package:
49
pkg.
8.Button length Fabric ZQ
Gloves, White & Eggshell D '
pr.
Leather Jackets for Men and Boys
Men's Suede Leather Coats T A f
Men's finest quality suede leather coats In either kntt collar and cuff style or with leather p H
collar and cuffs. This fine coat sold last season for 16 95 and Is gusranteed perfect. Sizes fr
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Genuine Washable Goat Skin Coats (t jar f m
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Boys' Suede Leather Coats 'f Ff
A complete line of boys' fine quality suede leather coat In the same styles as those for men. Tl
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