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IPA'GE TWO ' MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUISE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAT 2, 1933. USE HOST OF TROUBLE Seventeen Hits Chalked Up in Defeating Phils, 10-0, In Openers-Young Indian Hurler Stops Sox, 8 to 1 By HERBERT W. BARKER (Associated Preas Sports Writer.) The east has taken on glance at Oeorge Gibson' Pittsburgh Pirate nd promptly hoisted storm warnings. iLTnuln. IntJt Atlsntlft MSbOSfd the Buccaneers rattled IT hits off the fences Of Baker bowl yesterday, 'trounced their old Jinx, the Phillies, 10-1, and strengthened their grip on All In all, Gibson's men gave an Impressive demonstration of the all around strength many competent critics believe will take the nrates Into the world series next fall. Their hitting hardly could have been Im proved upon, they got effective pitch ing from Bill Swift, and ployed error less ball In the field. Swift Provei Puzzle. Swift, winning hi third victory In four starts, . wis mowing down the Phil with a minimum of effort. The young righthander allowed nine hit but Burt Shotton'a club found him a comolete nuzzle in the pinches. A matter of fact, the Phillies were trangely docile for an outfit that walloped the Pirate 27 times out of 44 meetings in the last two seasons. Swift's performance was new evi dence of the surprising strength of Olbson'e pitching taff. In H games, Pirate fllnger have pitched 10 com plete contest. The only other game played In the major yesterday aaw Oral HUdebrand, youthful righthander of the Cleve land Indiana, stop the Chicago White Sox with five hit for sn 8-1 victory, hi fourth' in a row without de feat. Cleveland' victory left the Wash gngton Senators holding second place In the American league all by them selves, and dropped the White Sox Into a tie with the Indians for the third rung. f HOW THEY STANA (By the Associated Press.) Coast. Sacramento Oakland ..... Los Angeles Portland .... Hollywood ' Missions Sesttle San Francisco , W. L. Pet . 18 a .67 . 18 It Ml . IS 11 ill 15 13 .838 19 13 .800 13 IS .484 9 17 .346 a 18 .333 , 11 10 10 10 8 4 National. Pittsburgh .. 11 New York Washington - Chicago Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia .. St. Louis ....... Boston ......... .733 .633 .988 .588 .500 10 .378 11 .353 New York .. Brooklyn ...... Boston Chicago Cincinnati St. Leuls ...... Philadelphia . .788 .867 .638 .600 .429 .417 .400 OF T Jack McCarthy batter look out or he U run into someone who can out slug him, is the word brought over from Klamath Palls, where hla op ponent In tomorrow night' fight. Battling Beno. Pelican City heavy, has been training. Beno la one of those wild ba-blea who thinks nothing of taking one In order to give one. with the belief that he can take more than his opponent. MM ford fans have always figured that McCarthy could carry the fight to the beat of -them, and still think so. Wednesday night's card shows promise of being a showdown between Klamath and Jackaon counties, and la drawing no email amount -of com ment from both aldee. Two of, the other fights on the card are also Intersections! affairs, as Cort Mitchell, well-known local battler, meets Johnnie Bell of Klam ath Falls in the seml-wlndup. These boys will go six rounds. Emerson Babb, another local nose-tweaker, meet Kid Rusty of Klamath Palls, to open the show with four rounds. McCarthy la completely recovered from the sock he got back of the ear in the round-robin in the ring following the Prlabie-Belcastro fight last Wednesday. He aald yesterday he believed that Lea Weiss hit him because Lea was sore about not be ing referee, but that he would even up the score tomorrow, provided Lea exposed his chin at the right mo ment. Promoter Mack LI Hard said yester day that he believed Herb White and Prankle Monroe would fight one week from tomorrow night. In the main event, but that the arrangements were not completely settled. White and Monroe put on a bout at the Elka' smoker several weeks ago that branded them as favorites here. Fans have been clamoring for a comeback, and LI Hard said they might get it. HAVE SPECIAL MEET Apostolic Faith Mission announces a special meeting this evening at 7:45. Rev. R. R. Crawford, evangelist from Portland, will be present, proclaiming the truths of the word of God. Music by a 18 -piece orchestra. Special singing. No collections. Everybody welcome. FORD Wl Prize winners - In Medford's first entry in the World Bridge Olympic were announced today by Mrs. Ous Newbury, who sponsored the tourna ment last evening at the Hotel Med ford, where there were 10 tables of contract In play. Winners were: Mrs. Wheldon Blddle and CaDt. C. N. Black, high Seat and West, with 88 match points: and Mrs. Corbln Edgell and Mrs. Leonard Carpenter, high North and South with 87 match points. The local prizes were awarded by Mrs. .Newbury and original scores of all players will be forwarded to the New York studios of the bridge lymplc, where they will be eligible to compete for the 350 prizes to be awarded In all parts of the world. The Olympic waa the third spon sored by the New York studios, but last night was the- first time that Medford Joined the rest of the world In playing bridge. Match point scoring was kept , by Mrs. Newbury, Mrs. Ray Lenox acting as official scorer for the evening. The hotel parlors were donated for the tournament by Pete Denson. Compilation of scores waa complet ed this afternoon and results an nounced by Mrs. Newbury. Mat Results (By the Associated Press.) NEW YORK. Jim Londoe, 303, St. Lewi, threw Prank Judson, 308, De troit, 39:47; Joe Savoldt, 303, Indians, threw Sam Stem, 204, Newark, 33:40. PORTLAND, Me. Jim Browning. 220, Verona, Mo., threw Metros Klrl lenko, 216, Russia, straight falls. MONTREAL. Joe Maloawtoz. 303, mica. N. Y-defeated Regis Blkl, 209, Los Angeles, two falls to one. PHILADELPHIA. Kid Chocolate, Cuba, outpointed Johnny Fstt, Cleve land, (70), retained Junior lightweight title. BUFFALO, N. Y. .Wesley Barney, Orand Rapids, Mich., outpointed Tony Sclollno, Buffalo, (10). HARTFORD, Conn. Eddie Reed, Hartford, outpointed George Leone, New York, (8). BALTIMORE. Lew Raymond, Bal timore, knocked out Jimmy Reed, Erie, Pa., (5). ST. BALLOTS FLOOD IN The polls close tomorrow at fit. Mary's academy In the queenshlp election and voters were flooding the ballot boxes today, according to an nouncement from the school. No votes will be oast after noon. The winning candidate will reign at the May frolic planned for tomor row evening, beginning with chicken dinner to be served frx n 6 to 7:30 o'clock. A play will be staged by the high school boys at 8 o'clock and will be followed by coronation of the queen. The four Candida, tea for the royal office are Madeline Schade, Marcella Moran, Kathryn Oliver and Patricia Hayes. It Isn't Fun To Be Fooled When it comes to Jewelry and Watch Repairing . . . Eliminate all doubt by having ui do your work. "jewelers MEDFORD. ORB Jewelry and Watch Repairing honestly done and moderately priced. Golfers In the duffers' tourney are urged to vs wwu w,wi vuvtc w- ponents In the second flight snd play off all matches sometime this week, Oene Thorndyke, In charge of the tournament, aald this morning. Both George Codding and George Nellson will have to forfeit their matches, Thorndyke said, a they will not be back from Eugene In time to play. That winner will cut close to the 100 mark I evident from scores, Thorndyke said, the preliminary matches have been shaving close to that mark. The handsome trphy given the winner Is on display at the clubhouse. PORTLAND PLAYS SEATTLE INDIANS By the Associated Frees. Led by Manager Earl McNeely, our rent league batting champion, Sacra mento's Senators Invade Oakland to day to try to prove their right to lt atop the Pacific coast's baseball pile. The Oaka return to their home grounds determined to atop the march of the Senators that gave them tlx straight victories over San Francisco. Los Angeles has a busy week In prospect against the Missions at San Francisco. Portland takes on the visiting Se attle Indiana. The Beavers are fa vored over the Inconsistent charges of Manager George Burns. Hollywood and San Francisco com plete the league program with a. 7 garae series at Los Angeles. JENNE RETURNS AS , WASHINGTON COACH PORTLAND, Ore., May 8. yp) Eldon Jenne, for the past three years head football coach and director of athletics at Pacific university, agsln tskes up hi duties today a head of the coaching staff at Washington high school here. Before going to Pacific, Jenne waa mentor at Wash ington high. Petition asking for a moratorium on fishing licenses are in circulation in Jackson county and will be for warded Governor Meier thl week. It waa announced today by Sherman Waer, leader of the move to give destitute people this means of re plenishing; larders. The petitions already carry uuu signatures and ask that either a moratorium be declared or pectal fishing jiermlts be granted needy per sons. There is great neea ior tvoe of relief. Waer stated, pointing out that many destitute people, who have much time for fishing are un able to purchase licenses. Granting such a moratorium "will grestly !d In feeding the poor, sa well a keep. Ing the men off the streets," the pe tition state. Persons employed on a part time basis would slso benefit from ' such a program by spending their non- working days on the various streams In southern Oregon, obtaining addi tional food, the petitioners state. Immediate action In the matter 1 desired a the fishing season Is very good at this time on the Rogue and other streams. SALLY TWYFORD IS PEOWA. lit, Msy a. (AP) Sally Twyford of Aurora, 111., today held the title of world champion woman bowler, by victories In the all-event and single In the International wo men's bowling congress. Miss Twyford's I75 took the all- events, and a 038 accounted for the singles title. She replaced Marl Warmbler of Chicago in the all event. Miss Warmbler finished second In the congress which closed last night, with 1744. Awful Pains across Back Frequent Arising at Night I T?OR thoae who jl Buffer from nalne across k Itinera, heaw 'SL'tSL 1 du,l 'Ungs and sometimes, swollen fsLvc ' i ankles or feet. Dr. f Pierre's nowmL mud. fZ.,..:Y Icine, called "Anu- , V rlc." ' brluiiB relief. Rend what Mm. Mnrv I. Pol In n 1503 Donovan St., Bellingham, Wash., says snout it: "I hnd terrible pains In my back could hnrdly get up or down. 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