MEDFOUD MATE TRIBUNE, fEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 1934
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728 Entries Listed for National Amateur Golf Tourney
MHJjOIUSIED
Thirteen Exempt From Qual
ifying Rounds Tommy
Armour Beats Laffoon For
' Canadian Open Title.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4. (AP) A rec
ord number of 11 players Hied en
tries lor the sectional qualifying
round for the national amateur golf
championship to be played In Brook
line, Maaa.. in September, the United
States Golf association announced
today. The total entry exceeded by
140 the high mark set In 1933 when
there were 601 entrant.
Thirteen of the 1934 entranta are
exempt from qualifying. Several weeks
go the golf association announced
that all former tltleholdera and the
current British amateur king would
be exempt.
' Allowing for exemptions, 128 con
testants will play for 181 places on
August ai over 24 courses. The quai.
Hying field Is limited to 180.
Not A Bad Catch
TORONTO, Aug. 4. (AP) Tommy
Armour, the Silver 8cot from Chicago,
stayed off the closing rush of young
Xy Laffoon of Denver, today to win
the Canadian open golf championship
tor the third time with a 12 hole
medal aggregate of 281 strokes.
Laffoon, with a 68 on the last IB,
added to the 11 he shot this morn
ing In the first round of today's
closing 86 holes, made up consider
able ground to take second place with
a total of 289 strokes, two back of
the slim Scotch master of Iron play.
Bracketed In third place with to
tals of 292 were Harry Cooper of
Chicago, 1932 winner. Willie MacFar
len, of Tuckahoe, N. Y., and Pay Cole
man of Culver City, Calif., who might
have had second place all to himself
but for a disastrous finish on the
last hole.
FINAL BATTLE OF
LEAGUE SCHEDULE
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Mrs. William J. Marshall, Jr., ot
Long Beach. Cal traveled a long
way to catch thla fish, but It waa
worth It. 8ha hooked the 75-pound,
four and one-half foot long bonlta
at Old Point Comfort beach, Va.,40
minutes after arriving. (Associated
Press Photo)
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 4. (AP)
The Phillies turned back the league
leading Giants. 6 to 4, today In the
opening game of a double header but
they couldn't stand against the record
smashing attack the world's chsm
ulona put on In the second encoun
ter and went down, 31 to 4.
Two major league records fell be
fore the Giant bats In the afterpiece.
They topped off an already decided
game by scoring 11 runs off Grab
owakl In the ninth to surpass the
prevloua nlnth-lnnlng mark of ten
countera. Since 1900 five cluba
Boston, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh In
the National league and Detroit and
New York In the American had
scored ten runs In the ninth.
Mel Ott, the young walloper who
patrols right field, established the
other mark when he got on base six
times and scored on each occasion.
The all-time big league record la seven
runs In one game, made by Guy
Hecker of the Louisville American
association club In 1880, and several
other players have scored six times
but none in "modern" baseball since
1900. Ott hit his 37th and 28th
home runs In successive appearances
at the plate In the third end fourth
frames, added a double and single,
walked once end was bit by a pitched
ball.
First game: R. H. E.
New York 4 13 3
Philadelphia 5 13 0
Fltzslmmons and Mancuso; O. Da
vis, Moore and Todd.
Second game:
New York
PICK BELCASTRO
AS LETHERS FOE
Promoter Mack Llllard announced
last night that for next Thursday's
wrestling card at the armory, Pete
Belcastro, Sacramento, Cal., Italian,
and "Sad" Sam Lethers of Texas will
tangle In one of the double main
event bouts.
Billy Newman of Denver, who did
such a good Job of refereetng In last
weeks matches, will grapple with Pat
McGIll of Nebraska In the other part
of the show.
Belcastro asked for the match with
the tall Texan and claims that he
has his number. He will put his
drop-kick Into effect against Lethers,
who, he says. Is so tall that his mid
riff will be easy to hit. Lethers
uses a figure-four head scissors and
rocklng-chalr scissors to crunch his
opponent between his Iron-like legs.
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DALLAS. Texas, Aug. 4. (API-
Mas). Baer, champion heavyweight,
will make his first ring appearance
sine. h. dethroned Prlmo Camera
last June 14 at the fair park open
arena her. Friday night.
Th. champion will meet either
three or four opponents In a four-
round exhibition.
Max!., accompanied by his man
ager. And) Hoffman, and Mike Can-
treu .trainer, will arrive here Wed
nesday night. After his Dallss bout,
h. will appear at Oklahoma City and
Ogden, Utah. Then he goes to Holly
wood to do another picture. His Ok
lahoma City bout Is set for Monday
night.
Promoters are trying to get Jack
Van Noy, a 195-pounder from Okla
homa, who has bsttled Maxle before
snd also has looked at Tommy Lough
ran and Johnny Rlsko In the ring:
Jim Maloney and Joe Bice, a Port
Worth youngster, as the opponent.
GOLD HILL SEEKS
WIN FR0IV1 J'VILLE
Baseball rivalry between Gold Hill
and Jacksonville has become tradi
tional, and this afternoon Jackson
ville's miners will travel to Gold Hill
to play the first half of a two-game
season finale, properly labeled south
ern Oregon's Twirled Seriesto settle
a 3-3 game tie that has Intensified
sportsmanlike seal between the two
nines.
For this afternoon's game, sched
uled to start at 3:30 aharp, Miners
will bundle up Pltchera Skinny Wil
son and Bill (Screwball) Turner for
the trip, while Tooley Williams, Prank
Ruts. Art Ferra, Doc Yakel, Wayne
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Oold Hill will start either Tuffy Keel
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Bill Force doing the receiving. Next
Sunday the Cement Makers will play
the concluding game of the series
elaasle at Jacksonville.
Dbde Star Beaten
SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y- Aug. 4.
(AP) Fr ankle Parker, LawrenceviHe,
N. J., schoolboy, today won the Med
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ment, defeating Brayn (Bltsy) Grant
of Atlanta, Oa., tn straight sets, 0-3,
9-7, 0-0.
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DETROIT, Aug. 4. (AP) For the
second successive dsy th. league
leading Tigers counted their runs in
double figures today as they pounded
SSd 8am Jones and Joe Hevlng for
19 hits to make It two straight over
the Chicago White Sox, IS to 4.
Score: R. R. E.
Chicago 4 13 6
Detroit 10 19 0
Jones, Hevlng and Madjeskl; Phil
lips and Cochrane.
Philadelphia
Bell. Schumacher
Hansen, A. Moore, Johnson, Grab
owskl and Wilson.
R. H
SI as 1
4 14 a
and Mancuso:
The final game of the 8outhem
Oregon league will be played thla
afternoon when the Medford Rogues
tangle with the Bhaw Bertram nine
from Klamath Palls. The game will
be staged at the faligrounda oia.
mnnrf .iid will start . promptly at
3:30 O'clock.
The two team, have met six times
mn far this vear with the Meoioia
boys winning five of the games and
losing but one. However, two of the
games were pre-season and did not
oount In the league standings. AU
of the games have been close and
hotly contested, with one, played at
Klamath Palls ending In a near free-for-all.
Medford Is the team they
v. iiimvi wanted to beat. With
the exception of their pitching ataft
they have the best balanced team in
the league. They have twice beaten
Grants Pass, being the only team
with the exception of Medford to
beat the league leading Cavemen.
The Rogues have also taken Grants
1 Psss Into camp twice this year.
Swede Rlsberg, former msjor
league star and member of the Cul
made manager of th. Shaw Mill nine
mad. manager of the Saw Mill nine
and will hold down second base for
his team. Swede's play Is stlu of
major league caliber.
Bob Smith, soii'ipew recently
Imported from the Portland City
league, will start on the mound for
the invaders with Stnnlsha held In
reserve.
Por the Rogues, Ji Hughee will
pitch with either Mei:er or Neath
elmer behind the bat. Sargent, who
can also go on the mound If neces
sary, will hold down first base. Mor
ris, newcomber, will be at second.
Hslgh't at shortstop. Bud Relnklng
will be at third. Bud. a Jacksonville
boy, looks very promising and fields
his position like a veteran. Bud saya
.there Is quite a difference In hitting
against th. lengue pitching compared
to the local valley pitching. Vlrg
Swanson will be stationed In left
field. Hoosler Hoffard In center and
Charlea Prltchett, a favorite, will
take care of right field. Two weeks
go, Prlchett hit a home run against
" Kelson of the Grants Pass team as
did Hoosler Hoffnrd.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4. (AP) Mrs.
Jack Dempsey, the former Hannah
Williams, stage singer, today became
the mother of a 7 ft -pound daughter.
The baby waa born at Polyclinic hos
pital and the mother and child were
reported to be doing well.
Th. baby's father 1. the former
heavyweight champion of the world.
Dempsey paced the hospital corri
dors during the long early morning
hours.
"I sure hope It's a boy," h. said.
"I want to match him with Gen.
Tunney's kid as soon as they're big
enough."
"It's a girl," the nurse announced.
and Dempsey forgot about the match.
H. seemed just as pleased
Friends aald that Mr. and Mrs.
Dempsey agreed In the event their
first child was a girl It would be
named Jacqueline, Instead of Jack
Dempsey, Jr.
Miss Williams and Dempsey were
married In Elko. Nev., July 18, 1933,
Dempsey and Estelle Taylor, screen
ectress, were divorced In 1931. Miss
Williams' first husband was Roger
Wolfe Kahn, orchestra leader and eon
of the late Otto Kahn, banker. They
were divorced In Reno a few montha
prior to her marriage to Dempsey.
BEAVERS LOSE 2,
BACK IN CELLAR
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 4.
Sacramento ended 1U brief sojourn In
the Coast league cellar with a home
run aasault to gam both ends of
dauble header 10 to 4 and 0 to 9 from
Portland today. The Beavers returned
to the cellar.
(First game) R. H.
Sacramento 10 10 1
Portland 4 lfl 0
NltcholM and fialkeld; Ulrlch,
BROOKLYN, Aug. 4. (AP) Baxter
Jordan's three-base hit, coupled with
a wild return of the ball by Len
Koenecke, broke up a 13-lnnlng ball
game today and the Braves gained a
o-to-S decision over the Dodgers.
Wally Berger socked his 24th home
run to add an extra counter.
R. H. E.
Boston 0 0 1
Brooklyn 3 13 1
(Thirteen Innings).
Rhem, Cantwelt and Hogan,
rer, Mungo and Lopes.
Spoh-
CHICAOO, Aug. 4. (AP) Guy
Bush, recovered from his recent Ill
ness, returned to the pitching mound
for the first time In more than two
weeks today to stifle the Cincinnati
Reds with two hits and give the Cubs
the second game of the series, 4 to 1.
Soore: R. H. E.
Cincinnati 13 3
Chicago 4 7 8
Freltas, Kolp, Brennan and Lom
bard 1; Bush and Hartnett.
ST. LOUIS, AugTT (AP) Dizzy
Dean, who went the route yesterday,
came to faltering Tex Carle ton's aid
today as the Cardinals defeated the
Pirates, 6 to 4, to make It two straight
for the series.
Score: R. H. E.
Pittsburgh 4 10 2
St. Loula ..... 0 13 1
French, Melne, Chagnon and Grace;
Carleton, J. Dean and Davis; Delan-cey.
Flyweight Champ In
Title Bout Sept. IS
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 4. (AP)
Pete Rellly, manager of Freddie
Miller, N. B. A. featherweight cham
pion, si ad today Miller would defend
his title against Ned Tarleton, Eng
lish champion, at Liverpool on Sep
tember 10.
Miller won a 10 -round decision last
night over Tommy Paul, former N. B.
A. champion, at the Hollywood Le
gion stadium.
0. E. Rose for Elbertas.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 4. (AP) ,
Five Cleveland pitchers were unable 1
to prevent the St. Louis Browns from
hitting safely In every Inning today
as St. Louis defeated Cleveland, 6
to 7.
Score: R. H. E.
St. Loula 8 17 3
Cleveland - 7 11 1 ;
Hadley, Knott and Hemsley, Grube; !
HUdebrand, C. Brown, L. Brown, Bean.
Welland and Pytlak. j
NEW YORK, Aug. 4. (AP) Home
runa by Babe Ruth and Jack Saltz-
gaver accounted for all the New York '
runs today as the Yankees defeated I
the Athletics, 5 to 1. Ruth's homer
was hla 18th of the season.
Score: R. H. E.
Philadelphia ... 10 0
New York . 6 8 0
Dietrich, Cascarella and Berry; De
shong and Dickey.
BOSTON, Aug. 4. (AP) Washing
ton halted Pitcher Wesley Ferr ell's
winning streak of five straight games
by defeating the. Boston Red Sox, 7
to 5, In 10 Innings today.
Score: R. H. E.
Washington 7 13 3
Boston - t 5 9 3
Whltehlll, Russell, McColl and Bol
ton, Sewell; W. Ferrell and R. Fer
rell. SALEFFOI IS '
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NEW YORK, Aug. 4. (AP) Those
oft-rlslng rumors that Connie Mack
la ready to part with his most valu
able property next to Shlbe park In
Philadelphia his first baseman.
Jlmmle Foxx stood vigorously denied
today by the aged manager of the
Athletics.
The report this time was that Foxx
Was dissatisfied, had had arguments
with Mack, and wanted to Join his
old teammate, Mickey Cochrane, who
Is catching and managing the Detroit
Tigers.
"There la absolutely nothing to It,"
laughed Connie lust night. He said
he'd had no arguments with Foxx
at all.
Houtchens and Clx.
(Second game)
Sacramento .
Portland
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Oabler and Wlrta; Bryan and Clx.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4. P) an
Francisco's Missions hsnded their looal
rivals, the Seals, another beating to
day, winning by a 7 to 4 score to chalk
up their fifth straight victory of the
aeries. It was the tenth successive
loss for the hapless Seals.
R. H. I
Ssn Francisco . 4 8 0
Mission T 14 a
Mails, Stutu Ross. Ballou and Wood,
all; Thurston and Fltapatrlck.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4. (Pi A
three run rally In the eighth after
Hollywood had tied the score In the
sixth gave Los Angeles an ( to 8 vle
tory today and a three to two lead In
th. local baseball aeries.
Is. R.
Los Angeles 18 1
Hnllvwood 8 14 a
Nelson and Campbell;
Sheehan and BSM'.er.
A. Campbell,
Scoop Puhl Kat Ball
Team Defies Creation
Scoop Puhl saya he will have his
kat bsll team ready to play any gang
that will come out to their new ball
grounds at the end of 8outh Ivy
street Sunday afternoon. The South
Ivy Rlnky Dinks havs oneof the fin
est playgrounds In the city and one
of the bert kat ball teams that has
ever been gotten togethrr In Medford.
so will take on any of them that
want to play any time.
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Taooma Boxer Banned
SACRAMENTO. Cal.. Aug. 4 .API
Freddie Steele. Tacoma boxer, who Lomikt appeared her. two year.
failed to appear f"r a match In San i tgo ln boxing bout, at the .armory.
FTnn-l.co, v.s one of three boxers, a
manager and a second who were ens- j
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Lomski. Former Ring
Ace, Held As Thief
TACOMA. WashH Aug. 4. (AP)
Io Lomski. 30. of Aberdeen, one. a
lesdlng lightweight boxer, wss held
In the ctty Jail today for Orayi Har
bor county officers,
with grand larceny.
He was charged
game." Three
suspended Indeflntely for non-sppear.
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