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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1933)
PAflE. TWO MTCDFORD MAIL TRTBDNT5, MEDFORD. OREGON', TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1933. SCORES 24-YEAR AVERAGE OE 185 ST. PAUL. (Pi Twenty-four years of oompetlnjr. in tournaments with out muting a game u a lot of bowl ing. And an average of 185 for tpu . 24 years Is pretty good pin busting. That Is the record of five St. Paul men who are preparing to compete for the 29th consecutive year by en terlng the silver anniversary tourna ment In the International Bowling - association at Minneapolis. February 11 to 20. Emll Matak tops the fire with a ' 34-year average of 103 Fred Cnand . ler Is next with 1ST. ft. P. Matak his 184, H. Martin, Jr.. 181 and H. O . Muggley 180. - The association plans to recognise the record set by the men by p re feting them with suitable trophies. WIN ELKS' MATCH AUbo the Orr team won last weka prize In the Elks bowling tourney, they went down for the oount last night against Bray ton's high percent ers. It was a close match trroughout, the last few frames of each game tell ing the story. Orr had the beet Indi vidual score for one game with 308, but Prultt took the lead for the match with 870. Fllegel and Bads roll tonight. Monday scores: Orr Orr 148 208 500 0 Xrlckson 144 170 165 400 Jerome ISO lfll 480 Xlwood 121 140 141 411 Strange , 133 ltd 830 Handicap ,, 101 101 101 803 LAVGMNGK DEATH Y as SSlk MALCOLM CXBfPBEttflr. Brayton Prultt Wright. Doe Brown .I, Handicap 780 840 882 2117 Brayton'i 142 109 187 418 ..20S 188 199 870 .189 188 180 810 .120 121 178 438 89 188 188 438 BO 80 ' 287 844 819 893 2811 THREE-WAY TIE TRAP CLUB SHOOT lClmer Wilson, Ed Lamport and Ray Coleman divided honors tor first place in the 16-yard practice shoot ing Sunday morning. Each smashed . 34 targets out of 28 shot at. In the handicap event BUI Bates and Ed Lamport tied with scores of 33x38. A number of new shooters were out and tried their band at breaking olay tar gets and made very creditable scores. iii. 18-yd. Hp. Blmer Wilson - 24 Bd Lamport , 1 . , 34 Ray Coleman 34 Ouy Plummer .. 28 T. B Daniels 23 BUI Bates ,,, ' - 33 H. Orolsent 33 Bid Newton 38 Clarence Bads ., 31 Geo. Porter 10 R. DoVore 10 V, Beach . 10 GATES BOWLERS dates Auto bowling team turned tn sterling performance In its match with the Oopco team In the City lea gue last night. The auto outfit took three straight games, all by substan tial margins, oeo. Oatea and Claud Baylor turned In totals of 882 for the evening. Boores: ' Ostes Anto. Oeo. Oatee J. Moor It. Cannon E. C. Sollnaky . O. Baylor - .. . H. Price Handicap 178 . 178 . 187 , 108 178 .""as 187 180 145 184 182 88 300 188 188 178 318 88 P. Hussong . H. Huasong , , , , . J. Burroughs P. Brewer . . D. Smith , Handicap .,. 041 838 880 38J8 Copro. 188 181 118 400 145 138 138 404 138 201 133 489 148 164 183 444 337 181 183 870 101 101 101 803 930 804 788 3390 'By TED GILL. DAYTONA BEACH, 71a, (AP) 13-mUe stretch of ocean besczi, 800 feet wide, paralleled on one side by a receding surf, shimmering with white-caps In a brilliant sun, and on the other by high. Irregular sand dunes, lined with thousands of excited spectators That, In brief. Is a picture of the famous racing strip where Sir Mal colm Campbell of England will seek to better bis own world sutomonue speed record of 353 miles an hour. The trials, set for the middle oi February, will mark his fourth as sault upon the record here. Rolled out smooth ss a blulard table and packed down hard as eon' crete by the pounding waves, the course presents faollltles for high speed racing that have been found nowhere else In the world. Located In the middle of the sandy stretch Is the officially measured mile. over which CampbeU hopes to dash In leas than 14.7 seconds, the time for the existing record. Tsklng a five-mile rolling start, the driver shifts Into high gear as quickly as possible and presses the long ac celerator to the floorboard. In order that bis giant 2800-borsepower "Blue. bird" may pick up Its maximum speed before entering the cfflolal mile To the excited spectators in the grandstand, who train binoculars on the distant horizon, the hurtling car at first appears as a tiny speck. Fast' er. faster it rushes wish Increasing acceleration, barely skimming the crystal sands. A Roar And He's Cone. Suddenly, with a mighty roar, the machine, like a speeding , arrow, streaks past the grandstand in a blue- lh blur. Then, almost before the spectators can turn their heads to follow its course, the car has dlsap' peered In the distance, to come to a gradual stop five miles away. After a careful Inspection of the trim machine, the driver Jumps back into the cockpit for another mad rush over the course. Rules provide that he must mske two runs, one with the wind end the other against it. The seoond must be completed not more than an hour after the start of the first. At the start and finish of the meas ured mile, a wire is stretched cross wise of the beach, about three Inches above the sand. When the wheels of the speeding car strike the wire, the aotlon throws a switch, which in turn oa usee an electric apparatus to regis ter the time tne big machine enters and leaves the official mile. Averaging the elapsed time for the two runs, and dividing It Into 8800, or the 'number of seconds In an hour, the average speed in miles per hour is computed. That method Is em ployed by officials because It Is more accurate than averaging the miles per hour for the two trials. Applause His Only Reward. . Dp end down the 13-mile stretch la an elaborate network of telephone wires. 8tsttoned at esoh mile-post is a course attendant, who keeps timing officials advised of the progress or the csr. If the trisls are successful. Camp bell returns to the grsndstand where he is given an ovation by the oheer Ing crowds. A brief interview with newspapermen and then he motors to his hotel to rest another speed rec ord to bis credit, . . ' What's left In Hats now asoo (nd ti.oo ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN. Desirable Bouses 'rajs in first ilsas eondiuoo far rent, lease at sale Cell 108 IM.II I ' " " ' 1, ' A striking close-up of Hlr Malcolm CampbeU In the cockpit of hli 2800 horsepower "Bluebird," In wnich he will attempt to shatter his own world land speed record of 283 miles an hour. Note that the top of the rear wheel almost Is level with his shoulder. BAMBINO IN FINE FETTLE PASSES 39th MILESTONE NEW YORK. Feb. 7-(AP) Babe Ruth reached bis 89th birthday today in excellent physical trim, but no closer to a solution of bis salary dif ferences with the New York Yankees The home-run king, although busily engsged getting organized for bis an nual Jaunt to Florida tomorrow, said he'd find time for a small party. "I'm going to have a cake too," be added. Ruth said he would hav no chance to see Col. Jacob Rubbert, Yankee owner, before hla departure, for the south and that any conferences over the salary question would have to be held in Florida. The Yankeee nave offered the Babe 880,000 for 1838, compared with the 878.000 be drew last season. LONG SHOT WINS AND FEW REJOICE By ALAN OOCLT, (Assoolsted Press Writer.) There was lot of second guessing at Axua Oallsnte t'other day, writes William Wsrne, when King Jack came In a winner and paid 8831 each on the pair of 83 parl-mutuel ticket which tabbed him that way. If all the people who said they had tended to bet oh King Jack and had been dissuaded for one reason or another actually bad put up their oash, the payoff would have been little better than even mvney. The wife of one man hasn't sp"kea to him since that day He is familiar with racing, and whrn she asked him to bet two dollars on King Jaix's noeo in the either ce. be objected. The good ladv was Impressed and ftualty consented to bet it on aa- toher horse. Only two persons held mutual tlck- tss on King Jack, but more than a score bet on him through the books at 18 to 1. And were they tit to be tied when the mutuel prices went up? One woman tearfully tore ber bookie ticket to pieces, then pasted It up again. She apparently decided when a bit calmer that $18 for one was better than nothing. The odds, 41054 to 1, were thj bst ever paid at the border track, but they didn't constitute an all-time rec ord. Wishing Ring won at Latonia one June day bock m 1913 and paid 81888.80 to 3. 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There bsve been Instances where the psrener. deceived by tbe psychic, has insisted on playing tbe suit bid psychically with disastrous results. But from a star of tbe new under graduate intercollegiate bridge league, which la tn process of formation comes a caoo where parener's Insistence upon the suit bid psychically was turned to good advantage. A redoubled con tract tn the suit was fulfilled wltb an overtrlck. Andrew Locke and Abnsr Kallscb were members of the Princeton team which defeated Columbia at Crock- ford's club. New York, In the first competition of the new league. Here was the band on which Locke started wltb a psychic: Kt'JSCH' will 4 KOJ3 I08 7 K I 1 AJI09-7 tAKq-ib SOUTH QJ 5 J A iots " A9654X osvus 48531. MOMS NORTH KOJ96&51 wows 04 '-, EAST A Locke had an idea that a heart con tract might make points If his partner had some saslstsnos and the adver saries should make a favorable lead. He bid one spade, west offered two clubs and north Jumped to four spades. East doubled. Locke reasoned that his partner's bid could mean nothing but extraor dinary length in spades. Noting bis own void In clubs and length In hearts and diamonds, be concluded north, too. must have a void or short suits. So he redoubled. A heart opening enabled Locke to discard a diamond forthwith from dummy and make an overtrlck. Down Comes the Moon, a ntftsw who ta determined to re main happily married and to continue playing contract witn ac wo. po made bis first vulnerable grand slam under the new rules by a little mls blddJng. which was sound enough from a psychologies! standpoint, in view of partner's timidity. He deolt himself an unsurpassable array of aces in the following hand: NORTH e)K 10944 J 9 K J 3 WEST EAST U7S HO 10 40 108 SOUTH 4 98 AJ865 t A 40 9143 9764Z Q4X North and south hsd one game and a part score of 30. South did not think that north would keep the bid ding open for him, If need be. His cards did not Justify a two forcing bio. 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