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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, SIEDFORD. OREGON", SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1934. Spokane Midget Wins Northwest Amateur Golf Championship WOMEN'S CROWN PORTLAND PLAYER AFTER31 YEARS Both New Champions Win By Lopsided Scores On Inland Empire Course Marian M'Dougall Defeats Bremerton Star. By FRANK O. GOKKIE Associated Prew Bporta Writer SPOKANE COUNTRY CLUB, Spo kane, Wash., June 30. (AP) -The two Puget Sound playeii who cam to the Pacific Northwest amateur golf tournament "for fun" didn't havo any frolicking time In the fin al! today with Ken Storey, the mighty midget of Spokane, and Miss Marian McDougall, sun-bronzed Port land performer, capturing the cham pionships by lopsided scores. Storey, the. littlest guy In the meet, won the biggest prize awarded by disposing of Ralph Whaley, Seattle, 8 and 8, while Miss McDougall was conquering Mrs. Don Scott, Bremer ton, S and 7. By virtue of their victories, Storey brought the title back to Spokane tor the first time In eight years and Miss McDougall gave the Rose City Its first women's crown In 81 sea sons. Only twice has Portland been victorious In the feminine race and that was back In 1903 and 1000. Both of the now chaplons were up all day, gaining their leads on the first nine holes this morning ana adding additional holes every so of ten as they thrilled a gallery of 3000 persons as far as they went over the 36-holo -route. Storey, whose only other claims to titles being In Inland Empire tour naments here, won one-hole advan tage on the first nine, gained four more on the way home and went nine head at the 37th. He finished the contest by halving the short 38th with a three, and was one un der par for the day. 1 jMsiiMaBaa TrwTT'liiTisllt jkmtm. After in hour and 10 minutes of plain and fancy grunt and groan antics, Jim Londos managed to down Jim Browning, the big farmer from Verona, Mo., and thereby brought Londoa recognition as world wrestling chsmpln In New York, In this picture Londos la shown In the grip of Browning's famed airplane aclssors during the match which brought 20,000 customers to Madison 8quare Garden's bowl on Long Island, (Associated Press Photo) PORTLAND LOSES FIFTH IN A BONTHRON STEPS NEW WORLD MARK O'ER CUNNINGHAM MILWAUKEE, Wis., June SO. (AP) William Bonthron of Princeton ran the greatest 1600-meter race in his tory when he defeated his rival, Glenn Cunningham of Kansas, holder of the world's mile record, by two yards in 8:48.8, a new world's record, at ths National A. A. U. meet here to day. Jack Torrence of Louisiana State, 2B5-pound, fl-foot, 4-lnch son of the bayous, threw the 16-pound shot to ft nsw world's record Of 60 feet, 6 Inches on bis first attempt today. Torrence, who has tossed the iron ball better than 68 feet In exhibi tions, eclipsed his own competitive record of 66 feet, 1V4 Inches set at the Drake relaya two months ago. This record has been referred to the International federation for approval. COACH FOR STARS OHICAQO, June 80. P) Joe Cro , run, pilot of the Washington Sena . tore, who will manage the American 1 league team against National leag'ie atara at the Polo grounds July 10, has selected his old boss, Walter Johnson, as one of hla coaches. FLERS, Prance, June 80. (API Fog, foul weather and fuel shortage ended another brave aerial venture near here today, hundreds of mllea ahort of lt goal. A rough field at Saint Andre de Messel, tiny village thvee mllee west of Piers, provided haven for the giant trl-colored Bellanc monoplane In which Benjamin and Joseph Adamo wlscs, flying brothers from Brooklyn, took off boldly yesterday at Harbor Orace, N. F., In an effort to fly non stop to Warsaw, Poland. After 93 houra and 83 tnlnutee In the air they had left Harbor Orace at 8:68 a. m. (K. 8. T.) Friday they found the twin threat of dwindling gasoline and murky weather too much, and eased their big ahlp down Just after dawn cleared away the haw. The landing was at 8:30 a, m. 0. M. T. (3:30 a. m, K. 8. T.) PORTLAND, Ore., June 30. (AP) After Erwln Brame held Los Angeles to two hits the first eight Innings, the Angela converted three hits for three runs In the ninth to win their fifth straight victory over Portland today, 8 to 0. The crowd swarmed the field when two Portland runa were disallowed In the eighth Inning. Umpire Qensh leau called English out for missing first base after hla double acorod two tallies. It made the third out. In the ninth with one away, Reese singled and acored on Oudat'a dou ble. Then the Beavers blew up. Two errors, coupled with hits by Camp bell and Llllnrd counted, brought In two unearned runs, The score: R. H. E. Los Angeles .......................... 8 6 0 Portland 0 7 3 Nelson and and Doerr.', Q. Campbell; Brame SAN FRANCISCO, June 30. (AP) Otho Nltcholaa put on a fine pitch ing show today to lead Sacramento to a 3-1 win over San Francisco's Missions. The score: R. R. E. Sacramento ...... 8 9 1 Missions 1 a - 1 Nltcholaa and Mayer; Johnson and Fltapatrlck. LOS ANGELES, June 80. (API Oakland took a long lend early and kept It today to win, 7 to 6, from Hollywood. The 8helks threatened In the ninth, but the rally was choked off after three runs. The score: R. H. E. Oakland - 7 11 1 Hollywood 6 10 3 Ludolph, Conlan and Pnsok; Camp bell, Herbert and Basslcr. OF GEHRIG LOST WAS HI NO TON, Jun 80. &) Lou Oflhrtg, showing no 1U effect from being hit on the hend with pitched ball t Norfolk yesterday, smashed out three consecutive triple today to tie the modern major lengue record but his slugging failed to got on the record books as the Wnshlng- ton-New York game was halted in the last halt of the fifth by a terrific wind and rain storm. When the game was stopped by the sudden wind storm, the Yankees were leading 4 to 1 but the Senators hen two men on base a the result of Johnny Murray'.i wtldneos, and none out. BASEBALL Night Game SEATTLE, Waahn June 80 (AP) R. H. K. Ban Francisco .,, 7 15 9 Beattle d 7 8 Zlnn, Ballou and Monro; H. Pll lette, Yerkes, Blelfui and BotUrlnl. According to Uragua of Nations figure of world population, the globe's nrt gain tn population aver ages 80,000,000 a year, OHICAOO, June 80. P) Catchnr Bddle Madjeakl ended an eight game White Bo losing streak today when he slammed a home run Into the loft field pavilion with one out In the ninth to decide a hurling duel a to 1 for George Karnnhow against WHY. Hudlln, ace Cleveland right handrr. R. H. E Cleveland ............ 19 0 Chicago a 7 1 Hudlln and Myatt; Earnahaw and Madjcikl. NEW YORK, June 30. (AP) The Brooklyn Dodgers found Carl Hub bcll no puzzle today, driving the New York Giants' pitching ace from the mound In the seventh Inning and continuing their attack off Adolfo Luque and Loroy Parmetee to defeat the world champions. 8 to 4. The victory snapped the Dodgers' consec utive losing streak at eight games. In handing Hubbell his fifth de feat of the season and his first by a second division club, the Dodgers pounded the screw ball star for 12 hits and six runs before Luque took over the assignment. The veteran Cuban finished out the seventh and Parmelce went to the mound at the start of the eighth. The score: R, H. E, Brooklyn ,........ ... 8 15 1 New York 4 8 a Benge and Lopez; Hubbell, Luque, Parmelce and Richards, Panning. BOSTON, June 30. (AP) Prank house became the first major league pitcher to win 13 games this season when the Braves let the Phillies down 0 to 3 today, Bcrger got two home runs, his lath and 13th of the sea son, and Lee helped the cause along with another, all off Collins, The score: R. H. E. Philadelphia 3 14 0 Boston ..... 0 0 ,0 Collins, Hansen and Wilson, Todd; Prank house and Hogan. ROGUES TO PLAY HOME LOT TODAY Today's game with Shaw Bertram will be the first appearance of Hal Halght's Rogues before the local ball fans In two months of ups and downs on foreign diamonds, and will bring together a team at the bottom of the league averages, the Lumbermen, and one at second place, the locals, who are put in a crucial spot by the contest. Grants Pass will take up Its bat at the same time today when it plays Ewauna on the Klamath diamond, and will have at stake Its top posi tion In the averages. One of the sharpest thorns In the mlts of the Rogues will be the pres ence of 'Chlef" McLean on the Shaw Bertram mound, who, due to recent friction with the local management, recently stepped Into the visiting team's pitching position. He will at tempt his revenge, If revenge Is due, In today's encounter. Corzetto will re ceive for Shaw Bertram. It Is thought Jack Hughes will hurl for the locals, and Calvert or Dean Joy will be behind the plat. TO BE TAUGHT BY J'VILLE TO TANGLE PITTSBURGH, June 30. (AP) Hammorlng Ralph Blrkofer off the mound with a four-run aseoult In the fourth Inning, the Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 0 to 4, In a tree-hitting gnme today and extend ed their atrcnk to eight straight. The score: R. H. 8. Chicago .. 6 13 3 Pittsburgh 4 11 1 Leo and Harnett; Blrkofer, Molne, Chagnon, Hoyt and Padden, CINCINNATI, June 30. (AP) De termined to get out of the National league cellar by July 4. the Cincin nati Reds whipped the St. Louis Car dinals, 11 to 4, today for their sec ond straight victory over the Invad ers. They came from behind In the eighth to bang out eight hits, score nine runs, and bat completely around the lineup. The scoro: R. H. E. St. Louis ................. 4 3 1 Cincinnati ,...ll 13 3 Halnrs, Carleton, Mooney and De lancey; 81 Johnson, Brennan and Lombard!. ST. LOUIS, June 30. r Rollle Hemsley'a double and Harland Cliffs single gave the St. Loula Browns a 4 to 8 victory over the Detroit Tigers In ten Innings today In the belat.d serlea opener. Little Oscar Mctlllo knorked out a home run In the fourth Innings with two men on base. R. H. E Detroit ..............-. 3 8 0 St. Louis 4 3 3 Fischer, Hogaett and Cochrane; Rlaeholder, Well,, P. Dean, Knott and Hems ley. PHILADELPHIA. June SO. (Tl T'.ir Athletics today took their second straight victory over the Boston Red Sot, triumphing by 7-8 In ten In nings. Bob Johnson's 94th home run of the year pulled the Mackmen 'ip even In tho ninth Inning, when de feat stared them In the face. R. II. K Boston I,, a 13 1 Philadelphia 7 16 1 W. Perrell. Welch and R. Perrell; Marcum, Mahaffey, Caacarella anS emj. CHOW DOG DIES IN FIRE AFTER SAVING FAMILY CHICAa. (UP) A chow dog nam cd Quoonlo awoke, a me lied smoke, and barked. Her bark awoke Solo mon Borg, her owner, who carried one daughter to safety. Five other Berg children and the mother also escap ed. When the ashes cooled, firemen found the body of Queenle, who had given her life to make sure that all Tu C ::;; were safe. w Convenience and Kcnnomy Slop In OAKLAND Hotel irnn Panto offers! Comfort without Kxtrarasance Central Location RATES! 11.00 to 11.75 FRKK OARAGE MODERN COFFEE SHOP Direction, lo Hotel; stay on Main IHihnay (San rahlo Avenue) directly to toth St. Management HARRY B. STRANG For the second time this season, so far as Jacksonville Is concerned, It will be "Down, Gilmore," this after noon when Medford's Gilmore Lions pack up their bats, balls and players and hike over to the J'vllle diamond, where Miners say they'll be waiting for big game this afternoon when a 1-1 game tie will be played off, Gil mores meet Miners at 2:30 on the J'vllle diamond. Manager Bob Lewis of the Red Kit tles claims his boys are going to "lap Up the gold camp's nine like a plae of milk" but Manager Halt of the Miners says Gilmore will find some thing worse than moose milk await lng their over-confidence. With Alva Merrltt due to start on the mound for Gilmore, and Hemmersley for J'vllle, the game may resolve Itself Into a pitcher's battle, although then will be a few side Issues Involving other eight players on each nine. To date each team has taken the other to task one time, and this afternoon's tilt should end the equality. With renewed interest In home grown, baseball this season, county teams have been displaying a much improved game, and both the Lions and Miners have taken their share of vlotorles over other representative southern Oregon nines. There will be plenty of good parking space for those fans wishing to see the game from their cars, while ample grandstand and shade trees are available. E DAVIS CUP PLAY WIMBLEDON, England, June 30. (AP) The United States held six of the 16 places In the quarter-finals of both the men's and women's sin gles divisions as the first week of play closed today In the all-England tennis championships. Prank Shields, lanky New Yorker, and George M. Lott, Chlgaco doubles player. Joined their Davis cup team mates, Slim Sidney B. Wood of New York and husky Lester Stoefen of California, In the round of eight to day as King George and Queen IVry headed a crowd of 30,000 that packed the Wimbledon stands under a scorching sun, Use Mall Tribune want ads. ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME MAY BE FOUND at The Broztell A Distinctive Hotel us hi ii life . ., a ;a la. ? .a . ., ' n T k T . mm IT IS EASILY accessible to shop ping and theatrical center, churches, libraries, parks and transportation lines. Ladles trarellnir without effort wilt appreciate the atmonpntre of ecurlty and rvt H offers. Every room with tub and shower. Room With Bath $1.60 Hotel Broztell Fifth Ave. & 27th St., N. Y, J. Sl'OARMAN, Manaier. Jean Rberhart will conduct the local swimming and life saving campaign which opens here at the Natatorlum on July B and continues through the 14th, under the auspices of the Red Cross, has been announced. Eberhart has been with the sum mer staff of the Red Cross life sav ing service for the past four years, and haa been appointed by the or ganization for another season. He has directed successful campaigns In Washington, Idaho and Oregon, and is a thoroughly competent Ins true to: He haa previously conducted classes in Med ford. The youthful instructor Is a gradu ate of the University of Oregon, where he majored In physical education. He was a member of the university life saving corps and the water polo team. Eberhardt also graduated from the Red Cross First Aid and Life Saving institute at G win wood, Hicks Lake, Wash. A fee of ten cents Is being charged for each of the lessons, and all Inter ested are requested to register with Dorothy Goff at the Natatorlum on Monday and Tuesday afternoons, this week. The schedule will be for mornings, 9 to 9:30, beginners, girls, 9:30 to 10, beginners, boys, 10 to 11 swimmers and from 11 to 12, Junior life saving. In the evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock, men and women swimming lessons and from 8 to 9 o'clock, senior lire saving and seniors desiring examln- Freddy Steele Hands Lawless Bad Lacing SEATTLE, Wash., June 30. (AP) Tossing a flock of wallops to the head In the second round, Freddie Steele of Tacoma, the best the north west has to offer In the way of mld- dlewelghts, knocked out Bucky Lew ies of Auburn, N. Y., In the main bout of a ring card here last night, The battle was slated for 10 rounds. but the Tacoma youngster wasted no time In getting under way. He slowed up the easterner In the open ing canto with a couple of sizzling wallops to the mid-section, switched his attack to the head In the second and put him away long before the bell was due. BIG SNAKE AND BEAR TRY HUGGING MATCH CHICAGO. (UP) A pie-colored python rock snake from India es caped from his cage at the zoologi cal gardens Into the cage of Bruno, a Minnesota black bear. Bruno had never seen a pie -colored python rock snake and came forward to give It a bear hug. The snake began to hug, too. Trainers answered Bruno's squeals for help, saved bear and snake, called the hugging match a draw. Use Mall Tribune want ads. TITLE LURES 60 STARS OF COAST PORTLAND, Ore., June SO, (AP) Outstanding professional and snu teur golfers of the Pacific Coast states and British Columbia looked toward Portland today where the Pa clflc Northwest open golf champion. ship will be decided Monday and Tuesday. More thsn 60 have Joined what promises to be a record entry. The pro-amateur championship to morrow will be a preliminary to the main tournament. In the prelimi nary 18-hole competition Sunday af ternoon amateurs will be allowed three-fourths of their club handi caps. The championship proper will see 36 holes of golf each day. Amateur contestants will be allowed their full handicaps In the 72-hole champion ship. Al Zimmerman's transition to pro fessional ranks finds many pretend era to his abdicated title as north west amateur champion. The Simon Puree fighting for the crown will in clude Eddie Hogan and Scotty Camp bell of Seattle, Dr. O. P. Willing, Johnny Robblns, Dr. Cliff Baker and Arloo Kyle and Tab Boyer of Port land. . Jlmmfe Johnson and Gordon Rich ards, Tacoma pros, played the course today. Johnson hsd a par-beating 70 lor hla first trip around. Professionals entered Included Steve Crocket of Salem and Bill Hackney of Klamath Falls. Amateurs entered Included George C. Beechler of Woodburn. Local Anglers Away To Seven Lakes Area Seven well-known Medford business men and doctors left yesterday noon on a five days' fishing trip to Seven lakes, a region of reputedly high fish ing merit a few miles north of Blue canyon. Those who are making tho trip are Drs. Bert L. Lageson, B. C. Wilson, A. F. W. Kresse, E. R. Duma, and Charles Lemerey. and Justin Smith and Heinle Fluhrer. The trip will be made by auto to Four-mile lake, where the car will bo left and the men and their equip ment will be packed In to the fish ing paradise by horaes. The region Is a wilderness, accessible In no way but by trail. LONDON, Eng., June 30. (AP) The Duke of Marlborough, the ninth holder of the historic title and for mer husband of Conseulo Vanderbllt, American heiress, died suddenly In London today. OREGON MADE 8EVERIN and MULTNOMAH BATTERIES Rewinding a Specialty Generator and Armature Exch. Severin Battery Service 1522 No. Riverside. Phone 300 FIGHT COIN AND LOS ANGELES, June SO. (P) The strange case of King Levlnsky, Chl cago'a fisticuffing fish peddler nov under suspension In this state, rever berated In the offices of the Califor nia Athletic commission at Its session here today when that group revealed that the heavyweight boxer had suc cessfully staved off approximately 10,000 In attachments and left town with M.050. The facta became known when Pete Rellly, one of the klngflsh's managers, appeared with others to ask what had become of the t4.976.99 purse of the fight at the Olymplo auditorium here with Art Lasky, Minneapolis mauler. Rellly demanded, without avail, that the Olympic be suspended for giving Levlnsky his money before the fight. The commission admitted the atate law had been violated In allowing Levlnsky'a attorney to get the money before the fight, but figuratively shrugged Its shoulders and told the creditors to collect from Levlnsky. COLLEGE TITLE TO COASTTENNISACE PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June SO. (AP) Collegedom's most prld ten. nls honor the national Intercollegl. ate crown went back to the Paclfli coast again today, dangling from thi racquet of Gene Mako, the 18-year old Southern California sopbomon with the crushing forehand and bat tering service. Best Salem Walker SALEM, Ore., June 30. (AP) Al eight-mile walk on hot, paved streets In one hour and 33 minutes would appear to be rather fast stepping That was the time turned In by Zens Godwin, 14, of Turner, victor In Sa lem's annual walking race here. FISHERMEN! Attract fish to your halt easily. Secret guaranteed effective. Also, "When to Fish for Successful Catches." Tells WHEN fish will bite best. Both for only 25c. Charles Mead, Box 11, Hlllsboro, Ore. 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