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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1934. Medford Gunners Take Top Honors in Diamond Jubilee Trapshoot Ti There's Power in a Gallon of Gilmore MAIN TROPHIES IN PAGE TWO MENDENHALL WINS "The Harder TheyFaiFll$AACS THROWS LONGEST FLY IN CASTING TESTS Local Sportsman Outdis tances Portland Experts in Jubilee Tourney Many Participate in Events GREAT E OF FINE TALENT Tribune Trophy, Jubilee Medal Taken With 146 Score Newton, Bates, 1 Jantzer Also in the Money Shooting under preetur of Mvere competition ot torn of th bMt trap hooter In Oregon, Washington California, Nevada and Utah, mem bera of the Medford Oun club won first honora In every event at the Oregan Diamond Jubilee trapahoot at the local club a fine ground north of the Medford airport yeaterday. During the all day ehoot It le esti mated more than 1000 people Malted the ground!. Outatandlng event of the day waa the Oregon Diamond Jubilee cham pionship tor high ecore In the 100 aKteen yard event and the SO target handicap, which wu won by S. O. Mendenhall with 100 atraight at It yarda and a high aoore of 140 In the 180. The 100 atraight gave Menden. hall poeaeaalon of the coveted Mall Tribune trophy for the next year and the 140 aoore gave him permanent poaaeaalon of solid gold diamond aet Jubilee medal. Mendenhall alao made the longest run of the day with 139 broken target without a rates. It waa a popular victory for Mendenhall hat been a oonslstent aupporter of the local club. Tor claaa I shoo ten, and under, 81d Newton ot the Medford club won the handsome trophy donaUd by 8. a. Mendenhall with a score of 00 out of the 100 target at H yard. The trophy, a very large and bandaone sliver cup, la th tlneet trophy ever offered at a ahoot of th local club. Th 00 bird free-for-all handicap event waa won by BUI Bate, another pioneer shooter of the local olub with th splendid score of (0 atraight, Bates' shooting In the event wa per. feet, pulveriilng every on of th (0 target thrown for him. He also won the mis and out contest, Winning of this handicap match gave Bete th Cheater Wood purae which I a continuous pure shot for by th local club once every year, - In th doubles oontast - Oeorge J an tear, another Medford (hooter, wa victorious. Jantaer la a new member of the local club and one of the beat ahota In the organisation, The prlM for th high professional attending the ehoot wa won by L. It, Plckard, resident representative ot the Weatern Cartridge Co., with a score of 143 broken target oonteated for In the 100 bird 10-yard event and the 80-blrd handicap. The win waa a very popular one a Plckard ahot agalnat professional from several different state to win th prise and ha been a hard worker In th Med ford club, Oeorge Porter, one of th new member of the home club, made the splendid score of 4 out of 10 In th handicap event, a very remarkable score for a new shooter. There were eight squade of five men each In the 100 target event, alx aquada In the handicap and thirty men in the ml and out contest, The akeet conteet waa won by T. D. Wyatt, the only vUltor taking a firet prim at the shoot, with a score ot 34 out of 39, Other akeet awards were as follows: J. B. Troeh second with 33, O. J, Martin third with 30, A. I. Moulton tied tor fourth with 10. Officers or the club said It waa the largest and moet auccessful ahoot held In Medford for more than 30 year. Shooter from five atate con tested, some of the places represent ed being Ogden. Utah: Reno, Nevada; Del Mont, San Francisco, MoCloud, Eureka, Yreka, Redding, Dunsmulr. and other California cities; Tacoma, Washington: and Portland, Itigene, Roseburg, Klamath Palls, Bend, Co quills. Ashland, Salem and other Oregon cities, It waa especially grati fying to the Medford club that the ahoot waa ao largely attended by vlaltlng shooters from auch a wide territory rather than being limited to practically local shooters. The cash purae distributed were great drawing cards tor outside ahootere but the trophies were the coveted prises. Medford merchant and business men donated thirty ape rial prises that were distributed among the shoo ten. Nearly seven thousand targets were trspped during the dsy. Lunch was served on the ground. Th ehoot wa excellently cashiered by Earl Pry of th DuPont Powder Co., of Seattle, who la a veteran In this very Important work. Trnpahoot Scores 100-10-yd. 0 Hep 8. Q. Mendenhall... O. N. Pord J. B. Troeh C. D, Ray ...... Sid. Newton ..... K. V. Troeh (pro.),.. B, L. Dealon (pro.). U R, Plckard (pro.)... K. W. Peas . H. Crolsant ... Ray Coleman C. L. Smith . B. H. Lamport Wm. Heckman A. C. McCord Dr. Una Palk . Dr. Karl Low . J. H. Martin . W. W. Bate . N. Y. Stoddard . Che. J. Martin N. A. Campbell Cheater W. Wood J. A. TVoeh .. Oeo. Jantaer Bam Jennings ... Barl A. Frye (pro.).. F. C. MrNelley ... Oeo, W. Porter 86 John A. Perl 86 inn 7 07 . 06 .. 06 06 86 , 09 . 89 08 04 0.4 04 06 03 08 . 01 . 81 . 00 . 00 . 03 jr "'-'w r a "r II r ;-?- : : ,i 7 1,1,1 ' Vw'r srw rJ4. "Down In Hollywood, the bigger 11 V vf-A 1 "peer O'Donneu, 119-pound movie actor (right), who will wrestle a pre liminary match with Bob (Man Mountain) Burns (left), 270-pound Medford business man, on the Jubilee grappling card Tuesday night at the armory. O. . Bad .. ...... S3 46 A. P. Blgelow ............. 18 49 Harry Baum ....m .... S3 P. M. Oralg S3 Chauncey Brewer, Jr....-.- (1 11 Dr. Walnacott ........ . SO A. L, Stephen 70 B. L. Hardenbrook 77 One, Wood . - 71 13 Pr, Doublet Geo. Jantaer 33 ...... 33 . 33 .. 31 31 ...... 31 30 30 13 13 O. N. Ford .. O. J. Martin C, D. Ray .........,.... t. O. McNelley ............. N. Y. Stoddard J. B. Troeh ..................... 3. K. Martin ......... I, I. Troeh (pro.). ....., A. P. Blgelow Slteet Trophy Shoot T. D. Wyatt .,..--.. ..... 34 .... 33 80 10 13 18 .... IB ... 18 17 17 17 18 18 J, B. Troeh O. J. Martin A. I. Moulton ................ ........ Geo. Janteer ...... m..,.-.... Ray Coleman ..... ......... H. h. Olaycomb - Harry Stewart .................. Sam Jennlnga Chauncey Brewer ...... J. H. Martin ....... .... Jim Moor ................................. Bverett BrSyton ........ t. W. Brown ....... Ron DeVor 19 16 Hosier .. ..,. 13 anoth- Trophy Winners, Ashland Oun olub la staging er Diamond Jubilee trapahoot day, Juno 9th, at Ashland. Tuea- a HOW THEY STAND, - t - (By th Associated Press) Coast W. L. Pot. .813 .804 .403 .403 .490 Los Angeles .... Missions ......... 83 13 .. 88. 36 ,.. 81 93 ... 91 83 38 84 Saoramento ... San FrenoUco Hollywood Oakland Seattle . Portland 38 36 .433 83 30 371 30 40 .303 National W. L. ......... 36 16 .. 37 17 37 17 ... ......... 33 17 Pet. .610 .614 .614 .879 St. Loula .... New York Chicago ...... Pittsburgh . Boston Brooklyn 33 17 .964 17 94 .416 Philadelphia Cincinnati ,. 13 36 .316 ....... 0 30 ,391 W. L. Pet. . 34 17 .888 New York Detroit , 34 18 .971 Cleveland 81. Loula . , 31 16 .966 . 30 10 .919 Washington ., 33 33 .800 .... 30 33 .476 .... 17 34 .416 . 18 86 JI7S Boston ... Philadelphia . Chicago ..... QUEEN OF LINKS JORTLAVD, ire., June 4. (AP) A new queen wu crowned and the ruling king received new allegiance In Oregon golf kingdom over the wkk end. Mr. B. & Eva of th Columbia olub of Portland won th Oregon women' golf tournament Saturday by defeating Mrs, Oeorge Janea ot the Multnomah club, a and 3, In the 36-hole finals, while Johnny Robblna ot Alderwood course, Portland, re tained hi title by a decisive lS-to-10 victory over Lester Nichols of Lake Oawega In their 36-hol playoff. Th women battled keenly for au premar.y. Mrs. Janea wa on up at th end ot the flrat 18, but trailed one on the 37th. Robblna played auperb golf. After shooting par or better all week, he waa tour under par for the first 18 Saturday, and Nichols, playing on hit bom course, Lake Oswego, never had a chance. from a'uteiie Mrs. Ue Hendrlcita ot this city, arrived Id Medford jre j tercaj from Kuen. .--rerrr.- . - j ri jttKbt v am v .V &&Xsl 34 .we Jwaat, Jmt, y j they are the harder they fall, says Big. bad, burly, bolsteroue Ted (King Kong) Cox, the meaneat man the wrestling ring ever gave the world, la to arrive In Medford this evening. With hi monstrous cheat stuck out and hla eyea full ot glaring wrestling bate, be I out to show Charlie Han sen, Seattle mat artist, a thing or two at the armory tomorrow evening In a double main event bill as a part of Oregon'a Diamond Jubilee program. Cox bears a reputation which makea him one of the most disliked men In the wrestling world today. ' While he la credited with having some Intelligence when It cornea to holds, his brute strength la hla main forte. He can throw a man across the ring and catch him on the bounce from the ropea. Hanaen knowa all thla and more, giving him ample op portunity to prepare himself for any thing the alow thinking but dan gerous Xing Kong haa to offer. Cox haa auch a long list ot victories to his credit, It would take him an hour or two to add them up on his fingers, his only mcAns of manipulat ing mathematics. Hansen, whose handsome body has sometime been compared with that of a Greek god. has bralna, and he haa planned some new holds to show the bdastful Cox. The veteran Ted Thye, master of the wrlatloek and once a world champion In the Ilght-heavywelght class, la appearing In the second main event against the good-looking Ital ian, Pete Belcastro, of Sacramento. Both men balance the scale around the 300-pound mark and each Is out to win. Belcastro, whose attractive face Is yet to suffer even a blemish, haa appeared In the local ring often and Iias a large local following. "Now down In Hollywood, the big ger they are the harder they fall," saya "Spec" O'Donnell, whose movie famoua 116 pounds are pitted afralnst the 370 of Bob (Man Mountain) Burns in the flrat event of the evontng. "I've heard tell os this 'man moun tain who's never been thrown, but he's due to learn something. Why, once I threw a man who weighed 300. They amlleu when I got In the ring, but when I got through they were laughing, but not at me. The 300 pounder wa out on hla feet. He tried to come back after the flrat fall, but when I throw 'em they never come hack." Several hundred seate have been added for the Jubilee feature match In the armory Tuesday night, and the pasa list haa been auspended for the ahow. A trapshoot staged In eonnecuon with Ashland's part tn the Jubilee celebration will be held by the Ash land gun club at Ita grounds on the Ashland airport Tuesday, atartlng at 10 a. m. Cash prises hav been poet ted by the club and all acattergun ners are Invited to participate. There will be a So-hlrrt event at IS yards: a 39-btrd handicap: 19 pair of doubles, and a "mlss-and-out" fea ture. Yacht Endeavour Wins First Test HARWICH. Kng.. June . (API T. O. M. Sopwlth'a America cup challenger, Endeavor, today won her flrat full teat race over a S7.m'!c course, leading th king cutter Brit, tenia horn by two minute, 34 sec onds. Despite th victory the challenge'" thowtiyt waa regarded aa not quite Ml, factory. It wsa felt that the Br.-; deavor should have won by a w'.der. martin from the total trial horse. I Toggery Bill Uatuu took tint price In the etau B dtotanoe avent of tht flj cutlng tournament held yeater day forenoon at the aped ally con structed Bear creek pond with an average for hla three beat caata of 1084 Zeet. He waa awarded a 0 Divine flahlng rod. U&aca, whose longest caat waa 112 V, feet, waa the "local boy makea good" of the tour nament, aa he stepped out In front of a field of experienced Portland caatera and sent hla fly" an average of 10 feet father than any of the outsiders. William Block, president of the Portland Casting olub, won a $30 Hardy reel for hla aoore of 07 per cent in the wet fly accuracy frame, and L. . Bozarth, alao of the Port land club, waa awarded a $26 Wilson rod In the claaa A dlat&nce event, with an average of 08 2-3 feet for hla three beat caata. Isaaca also placed flrat In B class of the wet fly accuracy event, win ning a $12 tapered line for hla per centage ot 05. Dry fly accuracy hon ora went to Bozarth in claaa A. who waa awarded a $0 sweater with a score of 00 per cent, and to Henry Prinze In claaa B. who won a $5 baaket of fered by Hubbard Brother. In the 4 -ounce plug casting accuracy event, Block won flrat prize, a $5 merchan dise order at Al Plche's. The tournament, the flrat of Us kind held In Medford, waa featured by the skill of the Portlandera, who exhibited much prowess with rod and line both In the accuracy and in the distance events. Toggery BUI Is aacs, aa chairman of the fly casting tournament committee, expressed en thusiastic appreciation to Wm. Block and the Portland club for their fine spirit of cooperation, interest, ana good eportsmanahlp shown In .hc tournament. They traveled 620 miles to aid in making the event the suc cess that a large crowd, of onlookers declared It to be. The club waa represented at the tournament by Its president, Block, Ita secretary, Oharlea A. Anderson, Tom Allen, who edits the "All Out doors' column tn the Oregon journal, and Bozarth. The other contestants and their scores were aa followa: Distance casting, A class: Block, 00 2-3 feet; Anderson, 70 2-3 feet. B clasa: Aubrey Norrle, 04 feH; Otto DcJarnett, 88 i feet; O. Sturdlvant, M. N. Hogan, Lewi Ulr'.oh, H. H. Prlngle, Bert Nobllt. Dry fly accuracy casting, A ola percentages: Block, 80; Allen. 88; An derson, 74. B claas: Nobllt, 82; Smith. 80; Norrls, 70; Isaacs, 76; DeJarnett, 74; flturdevandt, 71; Ulrlch, 60; Ho gan, 62. Wet fly accuracy casting percent ages: A olau, Allen, 06; Bozarth, OS, Anderson, 04. B claas: fiturdevant. 66; Norrls, 85; Hogan, 64; Prlngle. 84; Ulrlch, 81; De Jarnett, 70; H. Nobllt, 74. Five-eighths ounce plug accuracy casting percent a Rca: Allen, 00: Pay Diamond, 82; Bocarth, 78; Anderson. 72. Although the local anglers are not yet organized Into a casting club, It la planned that one will be atarted in the near future, so that tourna ments like the Jubilee event may be come a regular custom. Participation in tournaments, says Mr. Isaaca, will do much toward the Improvement of the participator 'a distance casting. delicacy and accuracy, besides provid ing for him the thrill of competi tion. The Portland club announces that It will hold a casting tournament In connection with the Rose Festival association at Portland June 10, as the starting attraction of this year's Rose Festival. Clubs will compete from Seattle, Salem, and Tillamook. The Diamond Jubilee Invitational meet waa a regular part of their 1934 program. 4 BEAT GRANTS PASS GRANTS. PASS. June 4 (AP) Klamath Fall golfer got their t range on Grant Pas Sunday when the local llnxsmen Invaded Klamath territory and lost their tournament there, by a 9-polnt margin, H'i to 20'i, The outcome salved th Klam ath golfera feelings over their M to 1 defeat when they played the Orants Pas course earlier thla season. Next Sunday the local golfer In vade Roseburg, whose team was a'.o defeated on the local court several weeks ago. DEAF Bonephone. The much talked about tnd wanted bone con duction phone ha arrived. Free demonstration. Dr.Orville Scheetz Optometrist 606 fast h t., (irant, Pass Near Postotflc frTT.' Mi It i H W PT.fTLr&m f i v Hill ifiisiii Amazing as It may seem, there Is enough potential energy stored up In a single gallon of the new Gilmore Red Lion gasoline to hoist the Jackson county court house more than 19 inches In the air. Through the con trolled power prlnetple, the combue tlon rate of this gasoline la so regu lated that the piston abaorbe this tre mendous energy, and the greatest 'amount of power output I diverted to the rear wheel of the automobile, according to O. W. Ellis, branch man ager of Gilmore Oil company. "When the combustion rate la not controlled, the energy la released ao fast that the pressure waves travel ing with extreme velocity, much faster than the 7ate of travel of sound waves, strike the Inner surfaces of PULL OUT VICTORIES IN DOUBLE-HEADER Playing the aecona game of a double-header on the Jacksonville dia mond Sunday, the Jacksonville Miners made the Gilmore Lions say ''down" when they went on a hitting apree to knock Pitcher Paul Besa recently of the Miners out of the box, final score resulting In a 10-8 victory for the gold diggers. Neither aide scored for three frames. but Sakraida, for Gilmore. poled out a home run In the fourth for the flrat tally. Manager Hall started long string of runs for the miners when he singled, stole second and went home on a passed ball tn the sixth. Gilmore Lions, In a recent five-in ning tilt, beat Jacksonville, 0-1. County teams, Including Gold Hill, Ashland Eagles, Shorty Miles' Butte Falls timber cruisers, Gilmore Lions and Jacksonville are rated aa of equal strength, each nine having taken about an equal number of wins and louses. The Miner, however, are the only team to have aet down Hal Height 'a Medford Rogues, and Thurs day of thla week, on the Jackson ville field, the gold diggers will meet the powerful Rogues for the second time, in an effort to prove It waa not a mistake. The Medford Rogues hung up an other victory when they took Shorty Mites' Butte Falls Loggers Into camp, 6 to 4. Bud Conlln went on the mound for the Roguea when Jack Hughes failed to make an appearance, and held the Invaders to six hlta and no Hfef LLLeU.StaEita'I BHlri ml ii MIMIH.THE OHOIRj jjgjf? m THI OOlfilN Wit WELCOME JUBILEE VISITORS- We are glad that yon are here for Oregon's IMamond Jubilee . . If we can offer any Information at any time, p!eae rail upon Ufa. Our beautiful lawn, table, and rh.tlrt are at our dl-po.-at while vou are our guests . . . We sincerely hope that you hare a good tlktt -i.it mil want to come again! PERL FUNERAL HOME OFFICE OF COUNTY CORONER ilXTH AT OAKDALE -PHONE. 47 Pi im a .1 . h jbn :. i - 1 er; i BOB , t ' tho combustion chamber and cause a pinking sound or detonation," said Mr. Ellis. "These pressure waves traveling at auch destructive speed under extremely high operating tem perature result In a loss of power and speed and are very detrimental to the mechanical condition of th engine. "Controlled power through the elim ination of detonation, Instead of wast ing this vital energy, divert It evenly and steadily to the piston. Controlling the power makes It possible to derive the greatest amount of useful work from every gallon of gasoline which acta in the motor exactly Ilka smoke less powder In a big 6-lnch long range rifle. The smokeless powder does not explode: It burn evenly with a steady expansion. earned runs. All four of the scores made against him being the result of errors by teammates. Ray Tungate, pitching for the Logger also was In rare form allowing but seven safetle. Chief McLean, again starred behind the bat In his second appearance here aa a catcher. R. H. X. Medford ft 7 3 Butte Falls 4 6 3 BatteTlea: Conlln , and McLean; Tungate and Poole. MAJOR GOLF PRIZE IN JUBILEE TOURNEY Flrat rounds of the Diamond Jubi lee golf tournament held at the Rogue River Valley course were com pleted yesterday, with top honors go ing to Leland Clark, local contestant, who turned In a low gross of 75, and received a Spalding Iron as the first prlr. The second award, three golf balls, went to E. E. Kelly, attorney, who re ceived a low net score of 68. R. G. Bardwell placed third In the first eighteen hole of the Jubilee tourna ment, with a low net of 69, and fourth place waa divided In a tie be tween F. C. Cone and H. M. Price, each with net 70a. Thirty-two golfers participated In the first rounds, and represented the Oregon Diamond Jubilee conscious from several states. The play waa resumed thla afternoon, with the sec ond eighteen holes, and tomorrow, when the full fifty-four holes are rounded out, the grand prises will toe awarded. v pJ ilk f "A demonstration of the action within the cylinder of an automobile engine 1 made with a glass tube 4 feet long, 1V4 inches In diameter and two motor fuel. Igniting one fuel at th end Of the tub In which no attempt la made to control the com bustion It will burn a portion of the length of the tube and explode, shat tering the tube In many pieces while that fuel with the controlled power principle will burn the entire length Of the tube with no shattering effect. Thla damaging explosion In the tube Just aa In the combustion chamber of the engine, I a result of Increased pressure and temperatures. Con trolled power eliminate the explo sion: consequently maximum engine efficiency 1 obtained." The other entrant of yesterday's rounds and their net scores are aa followa: Fred Kelly, 103; Boise, 93; Pete Ployhart, 7fi; A. C. Orr, 7fl; J. Bur roughs, 92; Doe Boomer, 81; O. O. Horner, 80; G. E. Pierce,. 77; R. B. Hammond, 79; H. H. Hart, 77; C. Ellis 73; G. Phythlan, 76; H. Bunce, 81; M. Spate, 81; E. R. Morns, out; L. R. Elder, out; W. X. Berry, out; Larry Schade, out; D. G. Tyree, out; H. B. Bentley, 75; Capt. DeLaney, 73; Tod Porter 73; W. Beeney 75; Dick Sleeter 78; Marvin Clark, 78; Geo. Henselman 80; Dr. Sharp, (grow) 89. Scores Yesterday Coast League Los Angeles, 6-3: Hollywood, 5-1. Mulons, 10-2: San Francisco, 8-3. Oakland. 4-5; Portland. 0-4. Seattle, 5-9; Sacramento, 4-4. American League At St. Louts. 13; Cleveland, I. At Washington, 2; Boston, 7. At Philadelphia, 3; New York, 5. At Chicago, 3; Detroit, 11. National League At Pittsburgh, 4: 8t. Loul. 3. At New York, 3: Philadelphia, i. At Cincinnati, 1; Chicago, 7. At Boston, 1; Brooklyn, 5. Lawrence's The Pioneer Jewelry Store 25 Years In Medford Our success is due to the fact that we have always stocked quality merchandise only , . . This week we call your at tention to a Special Oorham Silver Display. Crater Lak STERLING SILVER SOUVENIR SPOONS i In the first rounds of th Diamond Jubilee tennis tournament held oa the Junior high school courts yea terday. eight single and four dou ble matched were played to bring a brlllant field of tennl star gath ered here from along the entire coast, Into the quarter and semi-final, . which are being run off today. The single events featured a gam between Bud Deuel of this city and Wayne Babln, of Portland, Canadian amateur champion, who won th en counter 6-4, 5-7, and 6-1. Th 15 year old portlander won from John Reddy of Oonzana, lnter-colleglat champion of western Washington and Idaho. 6-3. 6-3. Jimmy Johnson of Portland won from Rex Applegat. Roseburg and central Oregon champ Ion, 6-4, 8-3.. In the remaining singles, Deuel beat Porterfleld of Redding. 6-3, 6-3: Hartman, of Portland, beat Prultt of thla city, 6-4, 6-3; Cook, of Portland beat Brown, of Roseburg, 6-3, 6-0: Olaacock, of this city beat Sllva, of Redding, 6-3, 4-6 and 6-4, and Cook r beat Kemp, of Bend, 6-3,6-0. The Deuel-Sabln match was a high light of the singles events. The local player put up a hard game against the Portlander, but weakened In th deciding set under the steaming bar rage of Sabln'a drive. The Canadian champion also holds the champion ship titles ot Oregon, Washington a-.id the Pacific Northwest. He haa bee Invited to play In the Forest Hill amateur national single tournament, and la eyed as a possible Davis Cup team candidate. In the doubles matches, Sabln ant Johnson beat Rlckaaker and 811 na, 6-8, 6-4; Applegate and Kemp beat Wilson and Reddy, 6-3, 7-6; Bogg and Deuel beat Brown and Peter field, 6-3, 6-3, and Hartman and Cook beat Prulti and Glascock, 6-0, 6-0. Some of the best players In tn western states are entered In th Jubilee tournament, and bring to Medford and exhibit of tennl which haa never before been equalled on the local courts. A pioneer horseshoe pitching tour ney will be held In Ltthla nark at Ashland Tuesday with qualifying play m me morning and final In th afternoon. Age group may be made, depending on time of day applica tions are received. Other ermintnffa will be baaed on percentage of ring- on. moee wun o per cent or over going In claas "A" and those under 50 per cent in class "B." Women Golfers Postpone Play Because of the Diamond Jubilee, actlvltlea scheduled for Wednesday, women's day, at the Roeue River vi- ley golf course, were postponed this weex, airs. George Codding, chair man Of the tournament. ivtmmH.M announced thla afternoon. The tournament, planned for Wed nesday, will be held next week. NEW! UNIQUE! 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